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Zachariah Lee - Revolutionary War Pension
application.
The microfilm copies are extremely faded and
difficult to read but here is what I was able to transcribe from the first
page of the second application with [notes] added from a different
transcription linked below:
" Virginia the County of Botetourt
At the Court continued and held at the court house for the County of
Botetourt on Tuesday the 12th day of November 1833.
On this 12th day
of November in the year of 1833 personally appeared in Open Court (------
being a court of record for Botetourt County) Zachariah Lee now a resident
of Botetourt County and State of Virginia age about 67 years who being first
duly sworn according to law doth on his Oath make the following declaration
in order to obtain the benefit of the Provisions of the Act of Congress
approved June the 7th 1832 that he was born in Albemarle County he thinks in
the year 1765 and his Father? with the applicant removed when he was about
four years old to Rockingham County State of Virginia. When this applicant
was about fourteen years old he volunteered for service under the
Command of Captain Michael Coker, was marched to near Richmond where
he joined a Regiment under the Command of Colo William Harris and served in
the lower part of Virginia and was marched to different places but applicant
being entirely illiterate does not recollect all the encampments not knowing
any thing of the Geography of the County, the applicant states that he
served six months certainly and knows he was detained for service
sometime afterwards till new recruits came ---- in the Tour and then
returned to Buckingham and remained about three weeks and when he was drafted
into Service under the Command of Captain James Frazier and Rendezvoused at
Rockingham Court house under the Command of Capt William Harris and from
there marched to Petersburg, VA then from there to Hobbs Hole [on
Rappahannock River, near Tappahannock] ---- or near which
last named place the applicant was in a skirmish with the enemy and received
a wound from a Musket Ball & Buck Shot in his leg which disabled him for some
time, he states that he served six months this Tour and afterward he returned
home and remained a short time and was again Drafted into service under
Captain Jeremiah Beazly and Rendezvoused at Rockingham Court (next page)
house and was again attached to the regiment under the command of Col
William Harris and marched to the Campaign of Carolina and remained for six
months for --- Campaign he was in the Battle of Guilford [15 Mar 1781] ...
"
https://www.newcastlerecord.com/local-stories/american-revolution-soldiers-maiden-and-lee/
Full transcription of the first application by C. Leon Harris (some
differences):
http://www.revwarapps.org/r6260.pdf
