The son of JOHANN JACOB & MARY NAY, he married NANCY (maiden name unknown) in 1783 in Culpepper Co., Virginia.
Pension Claim R 7563 gives the above date & place of birth for Samuel Nay, Sr. He applied for a pension on September 22, 1835 while living in Nineveh Twp., Johnson Co., Indiana based upon his military service in the Revolutionary War. He enlisted in 1778 and served as a substitute for his brother, William Nay for eighteen months, again enlisted on March 1, 1781 as a substitute for John Nay and served three months in Captian Waugh's Company, Colonel Barbour's Virginia Reg., and enlisted a third time serving for three months as a private in Captain Kad Slaughter's Co., Col. John Slaughter's Virginia Reg. His request for a pension was denied based upon his failure to provide evidence that he served for six months.
Stone does not mark actual grave.
The son of JOHANN JACOB & MARY NAY, he married NANCY (maiden name unknown) in 1783 in Culpepper Co., Virginia.
Pension Claim R 7563 gives the above date & place of birth for Samuel Nay, Sr. He applied for a pension on September 22, 1835 while living in Nineveh Twp., Johnson Co., Indiana based upon his military service in the Revolutionary War. He enlisted in 1778 and served as a substitute for his brother, William Nay for eighteen months, again enlisted on March 1, 1781 as a substitute for John Nay and served three months in Captian Waugh's Company, Colonel Barbour's Virginia Reg., and enlisted a third time serving for three months as a private in Captain Kad Slaughter's Co., Col. John Slaughter's Virginia Reg. His request for a pension was denied based upon his failure to provide evidence that he served for six months.
Stone does not mark actual grave.
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