Memoir of John Howe Peyton: in sketches by his contemporaries, together with some of his public and private letters, etc., also a sketch of Ann M. Peyton
History
Memoir of John Howe Peyton: in sketches by his contemporaries, together with some of his public and private letters, etc., also a sketch of Ann M. Peyton
Peyton, Anne Montgomery, 1802-1850; Peyton, John Howe, 1778-1847
16. Peyton, Francis, M. D., Surgeon in Lee's Legion. Washington said he
and his brother were two of the best officers in the army. (see
Sharp, Washington, vol. II, p. 273.)
17. Peyton, Yelverton, of Stafford, Va., born during the Revolution and
ensign in U.S.A., 1st Infantry 1794.
18. Peyton, Valentine, M.D., Surgeon in Rev'y. army, brother-in-law of Col.
Wm. Washington, of S.C.
19. Peyton, Ephraim, of Tenn., served 1774 vs. the Indians, from him Balie
Peyton springs, also Chief Jus. E. G. Peyton, of Mississippi.
20. Peyton, Capt. Valentine 3rd Comp., 3rd Va., Reg't 1778, from him
springs Col. Charles L. Peyton, of Greenbrier Co., W. Va.
21. Peyton, John jr., of Frederick Co., from him springs Capt. Wm. L.
Clark, Peyton Randolph, late of the R. & D. Railroad, John S.
Peyton U.S.A., and H. J. Peyton, the old Clerk of the Staunton
Chancery Court.
22. Peyton, George, ensign to Rev. Army 1776, ancestor of Col. George L.
Peyton, of Glendale, Augusta Co.
23. Peyton, George of Ky., Continental line 1776.
LIST OF PEYTON'S IN THE U. S. ARMY.
1. Peyton, Yelverton, of Virginia, ensign in sub-legion, Aug. 1st, 1794;
lieutenant 1799; resigned June, 1800.
2. Peyton, Garnett, of Virginia; captain in 8th Infantry, 1799.
3. Peyton, Francis H., of Virginia, surgeon in 7th Infantry, 1799.
4. Peyton, Robert, of Virginia; captain in 2nd Infantry, 1812; died 1813.
5. Peyton, James R., of Virginia; captain in 1st Infantry, 1813; died
1814.
6. Peyton, John S., of Virginia; captain in 2nd Infantry, 1813; resigned
1816.
7. Peyton, Bernard, of Virginia; captain 1813; resigned 1816; Adjutant
General of Virginia and ex-officio President of the Board of
Visitors of the Virginia Military Institute 1839-'40.
8. Peyton, Richard H., of Virginia; a distinguished graduate of West
Point, standing among first in his class; lieutenant of artillery
1831; captain 1838; served in the Seminole War, Florida, and died
November 11th, 1839, while on duty at Tampa, in Florida, and P. M.
of that place. He was one of the 12 persons who bought the land and
laid out the city of Chattanooga, Tenn., foreseeing its future
importance.
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