Abraham Houston, re-enlisted in Captain Williams’ Company, light infantry, North Carolina Regiment.

Alexander Houston (or Huston), New Hampshire; born 1739, died 1826; married Agnes Wallace.

Alexander Houston, ensign, Pennsylvania Musket Battalion, March 20, 1776; taken prisoner in Battle of Long Island, August, 1776; exchanged Dec. 9, 1776; lieutenant in Patton’s Continental Regiment Jan. 11, 1777; promoted to captain; killed while fighting under Washington in Battle of Brandywine, Sept. 11, 1777. A. M. Houston, Georgia.

Archibald Houston, private, North Carolina unit; born in Pennsylvania 1751, died 1836; married Rosannah Cunningham. Caleb Houston, Baldwin’s New Hampshire Regiment; born 1740, died 1776; married Priscilla Coffeen.

Christopher Houston, captain in North Carolina Rangers 1776-1782; in Battle of Ramseour’s Mills; born 1744, died 1737; married, first, Sarah Mitchell, second, Elizabeth Simpson.

Christory Husten, New Jersey. Christopher Houston, private in Capt. Richard Pearson’s Company of North Carolina Minute Men; in Battle of Ranseour’s Mills; born in Pennsylvania 1744; died in Houstonville, N. C., 1839.

Christopher Huston, associator in Capt. John McCormick’s 3rd Company, 3rd Battalion, Cumberland Co., Pa.; married Susanna Wilson; died 1784, buried with other Revolutionary War soldiers in Old Pinehill Graveyard, Cumberland Co., Pa.

Daniel Houston, Salisbury District, North Carolina. Daniel Huston, 2nd lieutenant, Pennsylvania; born 1754, died 1839; married Hannah Johnson.

David Houston, corporal, infantry, Virginia. David Huston, Salisbury District, North Carolina. Edward Houston, Wilmington District, North Carolina.

Elijah Huston, Kentucky Militia. George Houston, captain, Virginia troops; born 1750, died after 1824; married Susanna Snapp.

George Houston, a patriot who distributed supplies and sun.dries to army 1781-83; North Carolina; born in Ireland prior to 1730, died in Hilisboro, N. C., after 1783; married Margaret Ware.

George Houston, in Capt. Samuel Martin’s Company, Lieut. Col. William Polk’s Regiment, light dragoons, in Gen. Thomas