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John “Jack” Haislip

Birth
Granville County, North Carolina, USA
Death
31 Mar 1876 (aged 87–88)
Marshall County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Cornersville, Marshall County, Tennessee, USA Add to Map
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John was born in Granville County, North Carolina ca 1878-8, son of Laban Haislip and Rebecca Welch. He migrated to Tennessee in 1807 and settled near the Duck River in Marshall County. He then moved to Bedford County and later to Lincoln County. John and his wife Sarah are buried in New Hope Cemetery near his father Laban Haislip's grave. Info from an old family history compiled 1948-1967 from interviews with older family members.

Summary of personal data from Pension Records in the National Archives.
Veteran's name: John Haislip
Pension case N. SC 10 25
In 1871 he was 83 years of age.
Service:
He enlisted at Fayetteville, Lincoln County, Tennessee, on 28 Jan 1814 and served until 10 May 1814 in the Creek War under Capt. John Chitwood's Company of the Tennessee Militia.
He enlisted 27 Sept 1814 and served in the War of 1812 as a Private, John Doak's Company of the Tennessee Volunteers Mounted Gunmen. He was in the Battle of New Orleans and was discharged on 27 April 1815.
Pension issued under act 14 Feb 1871 and paid at Nashville Tennessee Agency.
John was born in Granville County, North Carolina ca 1878-8, son of Laban Haislip and Rebecca Welch. He migrated to Tennessee in 1807 and settled near the Duck River in Marshall County. He then moved to Bedford County and later to Lincoln County. John and his wife Sarah are buried in New Hope Cemetery near his father Laban Haislip's grave. Info from an old family history compiled 1948-1967 from interviews with older family members.

Summary of personal data from Pension Records in the National Archives.
Veteran's name: John Haislip
Pension case N. SC 10 25
In 1871 he was 83 years of age.
Service:
He enlisted at Fayetteville, Lincoln County, Tennessee, on 28 Jan 1814 and served until 10 May 1814 in the Creek War under Capt. John Chitwood's Company of the Tennessee Militia.
He enlisted 27 Sept 1814 and served in the War of 1812 as a Private, John Doak's Company of the Tennessee Volunteers Mounted Gunmen. He was in the Battle of New Orleans and was discharged on 27 April 1815.
Pension issued under act 14 Feb 1871 and paid at Nashville Tennessee Agency.

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