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Ninety Six National Historic Site
Genealogy
Pension Application of Patrick Cain

Footnote at Homestead National Monument of America, Footnote.com

Patrick Cain's (SC) pension application, page 5 of 11.  Cain fought in the 1781 Siege of Ninety Six.

The Park has a few genealogy books & an incomplete listing of soldiers that fought & served during the 1775 & 1781 engagements. We only have records up the time of the Revolution. We do not have documents from the 1800s on or information about families that lived in the area or land records. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Check out the following links for research:

The National Archives

Daughters of the American Revolution

South Carolina State Archives

North Carolina State Archives

Library of Virginia

Southern Campaign of the American Revolution-- Pension Records

Southern Campaign of the American Revolution--Online Library

Footnote at Homestead National Monument of America

Online Institute for Advanced Loyalist Studies

Provincial Archives of New Brunswick (Canada)

Mapping Colonial Abbeville District

Greenwood County Library

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Franic Marion oil painting

Did You Know?
Many believe that the character Benjamin Martin in the movie, The Patriot, was based on Francis Marion, but the character was actually a combination of several South Carolina Patriots including, Marion, Thomas Sumter, & Andrew Pickens. You can view paintings of Marion & Pickens at Ninety Six NHS.

Last Updated: November 12, 2011 at 09:08 MST