This series is interesting, not only for verifying John McWhorter’s claim to have fought in the American Revolution but also for giving the names of neighbors, who were also listed in the 1790 Census and some even in Casey County, Kentucky where the McWhorters migrated.

This is from Wates, "Stub Indents," Volume 6, pp 82-83 and 88-89:

John McWhorter

• No. 2988, Lib X: Issued 13. June 86 to Jno: Mc:Whorter £ 31..4..3 1/4 Stg duty in Brandons regt. Pr a/audited --   Principal £ 31..4..3 1/4       Int. £ 2..3..8

Neighbors

• No: 2932, Lib X: Issued 5 June 1786 to Mr. Nicholas Jasper, for £ 118..7..6 Stg duty in Brandons regt. Pr a/audited- -  Principal £ 118.7..6       Int. £ 8..5..8
• No: 2933, Lib X: Issued 5 June 86 John Jeffries for £ 21..5..8 1/2 Stg duty in Brandon s regimt. Pr a/audited--   Principal £ 21..5..8       Int. £ 1..9..11
• No- 2934, Book X: Isued 5t Dece, 1786 to Mr Mathaniel Jefferies (Capt:) for £ 18:9:3 1/4 Sterling duty in Brandons Regiment. Pr a/audited     Anl Int. £ 1.5 10
• No- 2938, say..2935,,Book X: Isued 5t: June 1786 to Mr. Daniel Jackson for £ 24.2.10 1/4 Sterling duty Brandons Regiment. Pr a/audited     Anl Int £ 1.13.9.
• No- 2936, Book X: Isued 5th June 1786 to Mr Mark Jackson for £ 16:2:10 1/4 Sterling duty Brandons Regiment pr. a/audited     Anl Int £ 1.2-7
• No- 2937, Book X: Isued 9’ June 1786 to Mr. Mark Jackson Junr: for £ 16.11.5 Sterling duty duty (sic) in Brandons Regiment Pr a/Audited     Anl Int £ 1.3.2
• No- 2938, Book X: Isued 7t June 1786 to Mr. Frederick Jackson for £ 15.2.10 1/4 Sterling duty duty (sic) in Brandons Regiment Pr a/Audited     Anl Int £ 0.1.2 1/2