Revolutionary War Soldiers of Hamilton County
Hamilton County had no native soldiers of the Revolutionary War, as it took place some years before the county was settled. Many soldiers, however, settled in the county. Goodspeed says that many of the early traders among the Cherokee Indians were heroes of the Revolution. This list is compiled from men who applied for or drew a Revolutionary War Pension. Sequatchie County was a part of Hamilton County until 1857, Revolutionary soldiers who lived and died in Hamilton County but are buried in Sequatchie County are included in this list.
The following list was taken from Pension Roll Applications of Hamilton County
Click on name to view Pension Application
| Alexander, William |
| Beck, David |
| Campbell, Joseph - Private; Virginia |
| Crawford, John - Service in South Carolina |
| Cozby, James |
| Davis, James - Service in North Carolina |
| Goens, David - Service in Virginia |
| Gann, Thomas - Private; North Carolina Militia |
| Gregory, George |
| Hardin, Capt. John |
| Hawkins, Samuel - Private; Massachusetts |
| Henson, Daniel - Service in Virginia |
| Hernden, Reuben |
| Jones, Benjamin |
| Martin, Robert (Marion County) |
| Massengale, Andrew I. |
| Meaderis, John |
| Miller, Samuel |
| Palmer, Thomas |
| Patterson, Robert |
| Reed, William Porter |
| Rogers, William - Service in Virginia |
| Roberts, William - Service in North Carolina |
| Thomas, John |
| Tyner, Demsey - Service in South Carolina |