Peacock Revolutionary War Patriots
By: Janie Mortimer
jemortimer@bellsouth.net

Information as approved by the DAR.

ABRAHAM PEACOCK, ca 1738-ante 14 Jan 1808, Barnwell District, SC Ancestor # A204655 Served South Carolina, furnished supplies

ISHAM PEACOCK, 1725-1791, Wilkes Co., VA Ancestor #A086855 Served Georgia, soldier

ISHAM PEACOCK, 8 Oct 1742, Dobbs Co., NC-1850, Ware Co., GA Ancestor #A086856 Served North Carolina, private; pension #S*W8513 Served under capts Hoy, Council, Pate & Cols. Robeson, Culp, Murphy

JOHN PEACOCK Jr., 1760-Aug 1828 Ancestor # A086861 Served North Carolina, soldier in militia

JOHN PEACOCK Sr., 1740, VA-2 Aug 1829, Wayne Co., NC Ancestor #A086859 Served North Carolina, private under Col. John Patton

LEVI PEACOCK, ca 1760-ante 6 Jun 1823, Wilkinson Co., GA Ancestor #A086863 Served North Carolina, militia; also sold livestock to NC

NEIL PEACOCK, ca 1753 MD-1827 Cadiz, OH Ancestor #A086866 Served Maryland, Private: Capt. Elisha Williams, 7th Regt, Col. Gunby

RICHARD PEACOCK, 1745, MD-21 Aug 1796, MD Ancestor #A086867 Served Maryland, Private: Col. Donaldson Yeates, 27th Batt.

RICHARD PEACOCK, ca 1751, VA-3 Aug 1832, VA Ancestor #A086868 Served New York, Lieutenant; also private in the militia

SAMUEL PEACOCK, ca 1730-ante 26 May 1814, Washington Co., GA Ancestor #A125870 Served North Carolina, soldier; gave 1 hog in Wayne Co, NC; widow received land grants 1832

THOMAS PEACOCK, 1730, Ireland-3 Jul 1823, NY Ancestor #A086870 Served New York, sergeant

URIAH PEACOCK, 1750, Wilkes Co., GA-1830, Wilkes Co., GA Ancestor #A086871 Served Georgia, soldier

One other possible PEACOCK patriot is ADONIJAH PEACOCK, 5 Aug 1724, NJ-19 Jan 1777, NJ Ancestor #A086853 Was killed by explosion while making powder for Gen. Washington

(Future applicants on him must prove correct service.)

For any Peacock descendant interested in DAR membership, I would be happy to help them with their papers. The patriot Samuel Peacock is the father of patriot Levi Peacock. I would love to know how all the other Peacock patriots fit together.

Thanks. Janie Mortimer

 

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