Bartlett H. Reams was son of Frederick Reams and Sarah Womack of Amelia County, Virginia. Frederick Reams was in the French and Indian War; a Private in the Rev. War; Patriotic Service: Oath of Allegiance (Hening's Statutes, Vol. 7, pp. 201-202) Source: Connie Ausec
BARTLETT H. REAMS (1773-1815) moved to Jefferson County, Tennessee in 1796 Marriage record: Jefferson County, Tennessee, Marriages, page 191; Marriage Bond to Sarah Driskill was signed by Richard Driskill, bondsman. Sarah Driskill Reams remarried to James McClister, who was made guardian of Bartlett Reams' children, 1818 in Dandridge TN; October 16, 1818 Guardian bond for James McClister (all the Reams children); 1820 Power of attorney given to Jos. Anderson to act for James McClister;
Bartlett Reams' War Dept. document showing enlistment date of Oct. 6, 1813, 7th Regiment, Capt. Allen
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Bartlett H. Reams, mortally wounded in the Battle of New Orleans, died March 10, 1815. He was also known as Barclay Rheames, and served in the War of 1812, serving in the 7th Reg't Inf. Lived in Jefferson County, Tennessee, died in service March 10, 1815 leaving as his heirs; Richard D., David, Obediah, Elizabeth, Anna, and Jaers (Jane) Reams - see "Twenty-four Hundred Tennessee Pensioners: Revolution- War of 1812" by Zella Armstrong.
Also see "Tennessee Pension Roll of 1835" which states that Bartley Reams received $48.00 annual allowance; $240 received....Jan 22, 1821 pension started.
He was described as being "Five feet, ten inches in height; blue eyes and dark hair and complexion."
Non-Cemetery burial on way home from New Orleans. Placed in this cemetery where his widow and other family members are buried.
BARTLETT H. REAMS (1773-1815) moved to Jefferson County, Tennessee in 1796 Marriage record: Jefferson County, Tennessee, Marriages, page 191; Marriage Bond to Sarah Driskill was signed by Richard Driskill, bondsman. Sarah Driskill Reams remarried to James McClister, who was made guardian of Bartlett Reams' children, 1818 in Dandridge TN; October 16, 1818 Guardian bond for James McClister (all the Reams children); 1820 Power of attorney given to Jos. Anderson to act for James McClister;
Bartlett Reams' War Dept. document showing enlistment date of Oct. 6, 1813, 7th Regiment, Capt. Allen
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Bartlett H. Reams, mortally wounded in the Battle of New Orleans, died March 10, 1815. He was also known as Barclay Rheames, and served in the War of 1812, serving in the 7th Reg't Inf. Lived in Jefferson County, Tennessee, died in service March 10, 1815 leaving as his heirs; Richard D., David, Obediah, Elizabeth, Anna, and Jaers (Jane) Reams - see "Twenty-four Hundred Tennessee Pensioners: Revolution- War of 1812" by Zella Armstrong.
Also see "Tennessee Pension Roll of 1835" which states that Bartley Reams received $48.00 annual allowance; $240 received....Jan 22, 1821 pension started.
He was described as being "Five feet, ten inches in height; blue eyes and dark hair and complexion."
Non-Cemetery burial on way home from New Orleans. Placed in this cemetery where his widow and other family members are buried.
Bartlett H. Reams was son of Frederick Reams and Sarah Womack of Amelia County, Virginia. Frederick Reams was in the French and Indian War; a Private in the Rev. War; Patriotic Service: Oath of Allegiance (Hening's Statutes, Vol. 7, pp. 201-202) Source: Connie Ausec
BARTLETT H. REAMS (1773-1815) moved to Jefferson County, Tennessee in 1796 Marriage record: Jefferson County, Tennessee, Marriages, page 191; Marriage Bond to Sarah Driskill was signed by Richard Driskill, bondsman. Sarah Driskill Reams remarried to James McClister, who was made guardian of Bartlett Reams' children, 1818 in Dandridge TN; October 16, 1818 Guardian bond for James McClister (all the Reams children); 1820 Power of attorney given to Jos. Anderson to act for James McClister;
Bartlett Reams' War Dept. document showing enlistment date of Oct. 6, 1813, 7th Regiment, Capt. Allen
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Bartlett H. Reams, mortally wounded in the Battle of New Orleans, died March 10, 1815. He was also known as Barclay Rheames, and served in the War of 1812, serving in the 7th Reg't Inf. Lived in Jefferson County, Tennessee, died in service March 10, 1815 leaving as his heirs; Richard D., David, Obediah, Elizabeth, Anna, and Jaers (Jane) Reams - see "Twenty-four Hundred Tennessee Pensioners: Revolution- War of 1812" by Zella Armstrong.
Also see "Tennessee Pension Roll of 1835" which states that Bartley Reams received $48.00 annual allowance; $240 received....Jan 22, 1821 pension started.
He was described as being "Five feet, ten inches in height; blue eyes and dark hair and complexion."
Non-Cemetery burial on way home from New Orleans. Placed in this cemetery where his widow and other family members are buried.
BARTLETT H. REAMS (1773-1815) moved to Jefferson County, Tennessee in 1796 Marriage record: Jefferson County, Tennessee, Marriages, page 191; Marriage Bond to Sarah Driskill was signed by Richard Driskill, bondsman. Sarah Driskill Reams remarried to James McClister, who was made guardian of Bartlett Reams' children, 1818 in Dandridge TN; October 16, 1818 Guardian bond for James McClister (all the Reams children); 1820 Power of attorney given to Jos. Anderson to act for James McClister;
Bartlett Reams' War Dept. document showing enlistment date of Oct. 6, 1813, 7th Regiment, Capt. Allen
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Bartlett H. Reams, mortally wounded in the Battle of New Orleans, died March 10, 1815. He was also known as Barclay Rheames, and served in the War of 1812, serving in the 7th Reg't Inf. Lived in Jefferson County, Tennessee, died in service March 10, 1815 leaving as his heirs; Richard D., David, Obediah, Elizabeth, Anna, and Jaers (Jane) Reams - see "Twenty-four Hundred Tennessee Pensioners: Revolution- War of 1812" by Zella Armstrong.
Also see "Tennessee Pension Roll of 1835" which states that Bartley Reams received $48.00 annual allowance; $240 received....Jan 22, 1821 pension started.
He was described as being "Five feet, ten inches in height; blue eyes and dark hair and complexion."
Non-Cemetery burial on way home from New Orleans. Placed in this cemetery where his widow and other family members are buried.
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