Richard Fenton married Elizabeth Stubbs on February 17, 1770.
Richard Fenton, a native of Great Britain, late an inhabitant of 96 District South Carolina since the year 1774, wounded in His Majesty’s service, went with his helpless family to Whitby Yorkshire in 1782. Prevented by poverty and distress from laying in his claim with the Commissioners within the time limit not received even “King’s Rations”. In April 1787 had lately arrived in Rawdon.
Richard Fenton, a native of Great Britain, late an inhabitant of 96 District South Carolina since the year 1774, wounded in His Majesty’s service, went with his helpless family to Whitby Yorkshire in 1782. Prevented by poverty and distress from laying in his claim with the Commissioners within the time limit not received even “King’s Rations”. In April 1787 had lately arrived in Rawdon.
Richard Fenton married Elizabeth Stubbs on February 17, 1770.
Richard Fenton, a native of Great Britain, late an inhabitant of 96 District South Carolina since the year 1774, wounded in His Majesty’s service, went with his helpless family to Whitby Yorkshire in 1782. Prevented by poverty and distress from laying in his claim with the Commissioners within the time limit not received even “King’s Rations”. In April 1787 had lately arrived in Rawdon.
Richard Fenton, a native of Great Britain, late an inhabitant of 96 District South Carolina since the year 1774, wounded in His Majesty’s service, went with his helpless family to Whitby Yorkshire in 1782. Prevented by poverty and distress from laying in his claim with the Commissioners within the time limit not received even “King’s Rations”. In April 1787 had lately arrived in Rawdon.
Inscription
Sacred
To the Memory of
RICHARD FENTON
Who departed this
life October 18, 1841
Aged 94 years
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