John Brockman
American militiaman
About John Brockman
Lived 1734 – 1831 (aged 96–97).
John Brockman, Jr. (May 8, 1735 – January 31, 1801) provided sundries and cash for North Carolina militia during the American Revolutionary War.
John Brockman, Jr., married Amelia Martin, the daughter of Robert and Ann (Eason) Martin. They lived at "Thornhill" in Orange County, Virginia. There is a record of Brockman's supplying the Patriot militia with 2500 pounds currency. The Daughters of the American Revolution have recorded Brockman as a veteran and participated in unveiling a headstone in his honor.
Death He died on January 31, 1801, in Laurens District, South Carolina. He is buried at the Clear Spring Baptist Church Cemetery, Simpsonville, Greenville County, South Carolina.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was John Brockman?
American militiaman
When was John Brockman born?
John Brockman was born in 1734 in King and Queen County.
When did John Brockman die?
John Brockman died in 1831.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: John Brockman (soldier)
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