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Flowering of the Cumberland, by Harriette Simpson Arnow:
"North Carolina had used land (she had no cash) to pay her officers and soldiers for their services in the Revolution... ."
"Yet, none of the men out of the Revolution, no matter how great their sufferings during the rebellion or from Indians after settlement, had known the losses in blood, money, and time, or endured the hardships of the first settlers on the Cumberland. These had come away back in the winter of 1779-1780.... ."
A similar post can be found in my Relatively Fiction blog.
"Yet, none of the men out of the Revolution, no matter how great their sufferings during the rebellion or from Indians after settlement, had known the losses in blood, money, and time, or endured the hardships of the first settlers on the Cumberland. These had come away back in the winter of 1779-1780.... ."
Note: My ancestor's first husband, Lieutenant John Clendennin, was paid for his services with land in Tennessee.
A similar post can be found in my Relatively Fiction blog.
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