LINTON Ancestors in the Revolutionary War 1775 to 1783
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LINTON Ancestors in the Revolutionary War 1775 to 1783
Anestors of Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987)
page established June 2009

“Washington Crossing the Delaware” by George Caleb Bingham in 1856 (public domain) depicting Washington in a Durham boat.
Ancestor and how they are related to Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987)
Captain John Augustine Elliott LINTON (1769–1822) 4th great-grandfather work-in-progress
Adjutant General Henry STONESTREET (1752-1812) 3rd great-grandfather
Privet John BOYD (1760-1829) 4th great-grandfather work-in-prgress
Captain John MILLS (1755–1797) 4th great-grandfather
Privet Benjamin Franklin PADGETT (1755–1799) 4th great-grandfather work-in-progress
Privet William TYLER Jr. (1758–1829) 4th great-grandfather work-in-prgress
General William GRAYSON (1740–1789) Senator 4th great-granduncle Work-in-progress
Cousin President George Washington (1732-1798) 5th cousin six times removed
Cousin President James MONROE (1758-1831) 2nd cousin 5 times removed
Captain John Hancock LINTON (1750-1836) 7th cousin 4 times removed
Editor Note: Work-in-progress We have over 280 documented ancestors that fought or were associated with the Revolutionary War from 1775 to 1783. I need some help getting them on the website. Thanks, Please contact me at e-mail adress is Tery_L_Linton@Linton_Research_Fund_Inc.com
Washington Crossing the Delaware, oil painting by Emmanuel Leutze in 1851 in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Revolutionary War shoulder drilling

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