Died age 77 years
James Dinsmore (Dunsmore) DAR Ancestor Number A032307, was a Revolutionary War Soldier who fought at the Battle of King's Mountain. The battle fought at King's Mountain (7 October 1780) has been declared to be the turning point of the American Revolution.
SOURCE: Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution This book is based on Federal Pension Applications; State payments; Draper's Manuscripts; Heitman's List of Continental officers; Muster Rolls; and other primary resources. The entries are alphabetic by surnames and contain the following, if found: date and place of birth; name of wife; data and place of marriage. This is documented by: Bobby Gilmer Moss Scotia-Hibernia, 1990 - Biography & Autobiography - 318 pages.
(Thanks to Vonnie Cantrell, [email protected], for the above information.)
James Dinsmore ( 32894572) buried in New Providence cemetery had only one wife, Jane Macdonald or McDaniel, (32897124)who outlived him by 20 years (see her FAG obituary). Their son was James Jackson Dinsmore Sr. (50481575) 1815-1896, buried in the Falkville City cemetery with his second wife. He is listed also and correctly as being the husband of Julia Ann Tucker, 1824-1851.
(Thanks to David H. Arnold, Contributor #47036846, for the above information.)
James Dinsmore (Dunsmore) DAR Ancestor Number A032307, was a Revolutionary War Soldier who fought at the Battle of King's Mountain. The battle fought at King's Mountain (7 October 1780) has been declared to be the turning point of the American Revolution.
SOURCE: Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution This book is based on Federal Pension Applications; State payments; Draper's Manuscripts; Heitman's List of Continental officers; Muster Rolls; and other primary resources. The entries are alphabetic by surnames and contain the following, if found: date and place of birth; name of wife; data and place of marriage. This is documented by: Bobby Gilmer Moss Scotia-Hibernia, 1990 - Biography & Autobiography - 318 pages.
(Thanks to Vonnie Cantrell, [email protected], for the above information.)
James Dinsmore ( 32894572) buried in New Providence cemetery had only one wife, Jane Macdonald or McDaniel, (32897124)who outlived him by 20 years (see her FAG obituary). Their son was James Jackson Dinsmore Sr. (50481575) 1815-1896, buried in the Falkville City cemetery with his second wife. He is listed also and correctly as being the husband of Julia Ann Tucker, 1824-1851.
(Thanks to David H. Arnold, Contributor #47036846, for the above information.)
Died age 77 years
James Dinsmore (Dunsmore) DAR Ancestor Number A032307, was a Revolutionary War Soldier who fought at the Battle of King's Mountain. The battle fought at King's Mountain (7 October 1780) has been declared to be the turning point of the American Revolution.
SOURCE: Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution This book is based on Federal Pension Applications; State payments; Draper's Manuscripts; Heitman's List of Continental officers; Muster Rolls; and other primary resources. The entries are alphabetic by surnames and contain the following, if found: date and place of birth; name of wife; data and place of marriage. This is documented by: Bobby Gilmer Moss Scotia-Hibernia, 1990 - Biography & Autobiography - 318 pages.
(Thanks to Vonnie Cantrell, [email protected], for the above information.)
James Dinsmore ( 32894572) buried in New Providence cemetery had only one wife, Jane Macdonald or McDaniel, (32897124)who outlived him by 20 years (see her FAG obituary). Their son was James Jackson Dinsmore Sr. (50481575) 1815-1896, buried in the Falkville City cemetery with his second wife. He is listed also and correctly as being the husband of Julia Ann Tucker, 1824-1851.
(Thanks to David H. Arnold, Contributor #47036846, for the above information.)
James Dinsmore (Dunsmore) DAR Ancestor Number A032307, was a Revolutionary War Soldier who fought at the Battle of King's Mountain. The battle fought at King's Mountain (7 October 1780) has been declared to be the turning point of the American Revolution.
SOURCE: Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution This book is based on Federal Pension Applications; State payments; Draper's Manuscripts; Heitman's List of Continental officers; Muster Rolls; and other primary resources. The entries are alphabetic by surnames and contain the following, if found: date and place of birth; name of wife; data and place of marriage. This is documented by: Bobby Gilmer Moss Scotia-Hibernia, 1990 - Biography & Autobiography - 318 pages.
(Thanks to Vonnie Cantrell, [email protected], for the above information.)
James Dinsmore ( 32894572) buried in New Providence cemetery had only one wife, Jane Macdonald or McDaniel, (32897124)who outlived him by 20 years (see her FAG obituary). Their son was James Jackson Dinsmore Sr. (50481575) 1815-1896, buried in the Falkville City cemetery with his second wife. He is listed also and correctly as being the husband of Julia Ann Tucker, 1824-1851.
(Thanks to David H. Arnold, Contributor #47036846, for the above information.)
Gravesite Details
He has a box tomb, which was broken when I copied this cemetery in 1984. Earlier there was a Revolutionary War Soldier Memorial which has disappeared from the cemetery.
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