Harrison Genealogy Repository

Notes

1782: fought in Revolutionary War Pvt. in Capt.William Fife's company, Washington county, Pennsylvania line.

[Broderbund Family Archive #314, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1820, Date of Import: Jun 19, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.314.1.670.82]

Individual: Brice, Samuel

County/State: Bourbon Co., KY

Page #: 112

Year: 1820

Served in the Revolutionary War from Pennsylvania

1-source: Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 by Robert W. Barnes

published by Genealogical Publishing Co.,Inc. pg. 69

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2-source: DAR Patriot Index ,Centennial Edition Part I -Washington: 1990

pg. 359 " Samuel Brice b.1-6-1743 MD , d.1810 , m. Rachel Boone, Pvt.PA

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3-source: DAR Patriot Index, Volume III, Washington: 1986

pg.75 Rachel Boone-Samuel Brice1 084

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4-source: Lineage Book, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution

Volume CXXXII , 1917 Washington, D.C. 1933 by Amy Cresswell Dunne, Historian General,

pgs. 158-159[Broderbund Family Archive #314, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1820, Date of Import: Jul 2, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.314.1.670.82]

Individual: Brice, Samuel

County/State: Bourbon Co., KY

Page #: 112

Year: 1820

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Military Record of Samuel Brice: PA Archives, Series 3, Vol.23 pg.243

PA Archives, Series 6, Vol.2 pp.40 & 82

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Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, Original Warrants Book 1

Robert Harrison - 301 acres called "Pearce's Lot" located in the New Purchase, Cumberland Co., adjoining lands of Samuel Brice, John Harrison, Casper Reeder, and George Hoffman.

Surveyed 18__1769 on order #855 dated 3 April,1769 (pg.57)

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Ancestors Services:

"Johnson's History of Cecil Co., Maryland, pg.297 gives a court record of the elder Samuel Brice petitioning that he shall not pay taxes in both Maryland & Pennsylvania.

The Samuel Brice b.1743 held land left him by will of his father James Brice who died in 1765 on Upper Deer Creek in the northern part of Maryland.

In the Revolutionary War, Samuel Brice was a ranger and moved from place to place living in forts."