Person:Randolph Fugate (4)

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Randolph 'Randall' Fugate
d.30 Nov 1836 Bath County, Kentucky
m. 1760
  1. Randolph 'Randall' Fugate1762 - 1836
  2. Sarah Martha Fugate1763 - 1832
  3. John Fugate1764 - 1837
  4. Elizabeth FugateAbt 1765 -
  5. Rachel FugateAbt 1770 - 1847
  6. Susannah FugateAbt 1772 -
  7. Josiah FugateAbt 1775 - 1847
  • HRandolph 'Randall' Fugate1762 - 1836
  • WUnknown _____Bef 1773 - Bef 1819
m. Abt 1788
  1. Joseph 'Josiah' Fugate1790 - 1848
  • HRandolph 'Randall' Fugate1762 - 1836
  • WEleanor Perry1778 - 1876
m. 1 Jun 1819
Facts and Events
Name Randolph 'Randall' Fugate
Gender Male
Birth? 26 Jan 1762 Frederick County, Virginia
Marriage Abt 1788 to Unknown _____
Marriage 1 Jun 1819 Bath County, Kentuckyto Eleanor Perry
Death? 30 Nov 1836 Bath County, Kentucky

Revolutionary Service Declaration

Pension Record Declaration of Randal Fugate

In order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress, Commonwealth of Kentucky (Circuit Court for the county of Scott), On this 27th day of August 1832 personally appeared in open Court, before the judge of Scott Circuit Court now sitting, Randall F. Fugate of the County of Scott & State of Kentucky, aged 70 years, who gbeing first duly sworn according to law, doth on this oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7, 1832. That the said Randal F. Fugate of Scott County State aforesad states that he was born 26th January 1762 in Frederick County, Virginia & during the Revolutionary War he lived in Montgomery County, Virginia on New River. In 1777 he served a six months tour in guarding the frontier against Indians & Tories and particularly to keep the latter from taking the le mines, named Chissells mines. I served in the Company of Capt. Crocket & Col Joseph Cloyd was the commanding Colone. In 1778 he served the 2nd Tour of six months under Capt. Edwards. Mr. Colby was Lieutenant., John Ingram was Sergeant, Col Joseph Cloyd commanded. The object of the expedition was to guard the frontiers from the Shawnee Indians and other combined with them. He served a 3rd tour of six months in 1780 under Capt. James Gibson & Robert Tate Lieutenant & James McFarlin Sergeant's troops now of which I was part this tour was stationed at the Rye Cove & Blackamore old Fort about ten miles apart on Clinch River. In 1782 he served 4th tour of six months, his father Capt. Johnas Fugate commanded the Company Henry Smith Col. John Evins was our ensighn. Many Smith Sergeant stationed principally upon the Tug Fork of Sandy scounted & protected the Frontier from the Indians. On 24 March we had a hard & long fight with Indians on Big Sandy near the Ohio River which lasted all day & part of the night we had a kind of garrison the Indians attemmpted to burns us up at night.


Information on Randolph Fugate

Information from “Virginia/West Virginia Genealogical Data from Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Records”, Vol. 2, compiled by Patrick G. Wardell, Lt. Col. U.S. Army Ret. :


Fugate, Randall/Randal, b. 1/26/1762, Frederick County, Virginia; entered service 1777 when resided on New River, Montgomery County, Virginia; Pensioned 1832 in Scott County, Kentucky; died 11/30/1836; married 6/1/1819 Eleanor; widow Pensioned age 79 in Scott County, Kentucky 1853; children then included Perry age 32; Query Letter in Pension File states soldier's widow was born in Maryland, her residence in Virginia & Bath County, KEntucky, further she married (1) Mr. bond, further she died Owen County, Kentucky & was cousin to Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry of War of 1812. F-w1261, R1032.