ID: I00269
Name: Jacob JEFFCOAT
Sex: M
Birth: BET. 1725 - 1735 in England
Death: 1790 in Craven County, South Carolina
Immigration: 1756 Crossed the Atlantic
Military Service: OCT 1759 Expedition to Fort Prince George
PROP: 23 DEC 1771 King George III granted 300 Acres
Residence: 23 DEC 1771 Craven County, South Carolina
Note:
Jacob Jeffcoat was born in England ca. 1725-35.
The King of England ordered more solders to be taken to the New World, To fight in the French Indian War.
Jacob Jeffcoat was taken off his land in Warwickshire, England and thrown into the services of the Kings Army. He had been in the process of plowing his field with the use of a white steer and plow, witch were left standing in the field. Jacob Jeffcoat was forced into the services of the King and in the year of 1756, brought to the New World to fight in the French Indian War.
He came to America as a soldier in King George II's army which he Fulfilled in 1759.
He settled in South Carolina where many of his descendants are still found. Contains genealogical data on his descendants including some allied families.
This record found under but not compleat.
1. Jeffcoat Family History Catalog Copyright 1987. Mar 1997 by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. All Rights Reserved.
Call Number
US/CAN
Book Area
929.273
J35jv
Author
Jeffcoat. Vera Dell Spires.
Title
Seed of Jacob Jeffcoat family history and genealogy/by Mrs. Wilson (Vera Dell Spires) Jeffcoat.
Publication Information
(South Carolina?):V>S> Jeffcoat c1975