Was a private in the Duchess County Militia under Capt Brinkerhoff, Brower, and Bunschten.
*Note: It has been brought to my attention by Barb Terhune that Daniel Brewer could not be buried at Old Mud Cemetery as the property was not purchased until 1800. A check of the book "Old Mud Meeting House" @1982 by Harrodsburg Historical Society states that in 1910 a Mrs Cunningham did a survey of the Cemetery and lists Daniel Brewer 1718-1791 on pg 35. I checked further in the book "Historic Sketch of Old Mud Meeting House" pg 40 is the List of Graves in Mud Meeting House Cemetery compiled by Mrs J T Cunningham. There is no listing for Daniel Brewer. The Cemetery property was purchased by John Vanbryck, Isaac Vanice & Peter Canine (Carnine), agents of The Reformed Church from David Adams and Elizabeth, his wife on 22 December 1800.
*Note: It has been brought to my attention by Barb Terhune that Daniel Brewer could not be buried at Old Mud Cemetery as the property was not purchased until 1800. A check of the book "Old Mud Meeting House" @1982 by Harrodsburg Historical Society states that in 1910 a Mrs Cunningham did a survey of the Cemetery and lists Daniel Brewer 1718-1791 on pg 35. I checked further in the book "Historic Sketch of Old Mud Meeting House" pg 40 is the List of Graves in Mud Meeting House Cemetery compiled by Mrs J T Cunningham. There is no listing for Daniel Brewer. The Cemetery property was purchased by John Vanbryck, Isaac Vanice & Peter Canine (Carnine), agents of The Reformed Church from David Adams and Elizabeth, his wife on 22 December 1800.
Was a private in the Duchess County Militia under Capt Brinkerhoff, Brower, and Bunschten.
*Note: It has been brought to my attention by Barb Terhune that Daniel Brewer could not be buried at Old Mud Cemetery as the property was not purchased until 1800. A check of the book "Old Mud Meeting House" @1982 by Harrodsburg Historical Society states that in 1910 a Mrs Cunningham did a survey of the Cemetery and lists Daniel Brewer 1718-1791 on pg 35. I checked further in the book "Historic Sketch of Old Mud Meeting House" pg 40 is the List of Graves in Mud Meeting House Cemetery compiled by Mrs J T Cunningham. There is no listing for Daniel Brewer. The Cemetery property was purchased by John Vanbryck, Isaac Vanice & Peter Canine (Carnine), agents of The Reformed Church from David Adams and Elizabeth, his wife on 22 December 1800.
*Note: It has been brought to my attention by Barb Terhune that Daniel Brewer could not be buried at Old Mud Cemetery as the property was not purchased until 1800. A check of the book "Old Mud Meeting House" @1982 by Harrodsburg Historical Society states that in 1910 a Mrs Cunningham did a survey of the Cemetery and lists Daniel Brewer 1718-1791 on pg 35. I checked further in the book "Historic Sketch of Old Mud Meeting House" pg 40 is the List of Graves in Mud Meeting House Cemetery compiled by Mrs J T Cunningham. There is no listing for Daniel Brewer. The Cemetery property was purchased by John Vanbryck, Isaac Vanice & Peter Canine (Carnine), agents of The Reformed Church from David Adams and Elizabeth, his wife on 22 December 1800.
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