Installed: 7 January 2004

John Huston, Jr., private, South Carolina, in Capt. Thomas Dugan’s Company, under Col. John Purvis; born in Ireland 1760, died in Coweta County, Ga., 1835, married Mary Wilson in 1788.

John Huston, lieutenant in 1780 in Capt. John Flour’s Company, Col. George Pierce’s Pennsylvania Regiment; born in Pa. 1737, died in Pa. 1812; married Phoebe Spears in 1782.

John Huston, private in Capt. John Lacey’s Company, Bucks County, Pa., Militia in 1775; born Ireland 1737, died in Lancaster County, Pa., 1794; married Mary Watson.

John Huston, lieutenant, from Northampton County, Pa.; born 1732, died 1836; was living in Northampton County in 1790; married Catherine Anderson.

John Huston (or Houston), private Virginia and North Carolina; born 1762, died 1835 or ‘36; married Rachel Balch.

John Huston (or Houston), soldier, Pennsylvania; born June 10, 1732, died Nov. 20, 1799; married Margaret Hathaway.

John Huston (or Houston), private, South Carolina; born 1732, died 1793; wife’s name Elsa.

Joseph Huston, served on frontier in disastrous Crawford Campaign; born 1730, died in Fayett County, Pa., 1800; married Margara Cunningham.

Joseph Huston, deputy commissary for Militia, Rocking-ham County, Va.

Joseph Huston (or Houston), captain, served in French and Indian War and in Revolution; born 1722 in Ireland, died 1777; lived in Fayett County, Pa.; married Margarite Cunningham.

Joseph Huston (or Houston), sergeant, Maryland; born around 1746, died 1821; married Mary Nottingham.

Levi Houston, sergeant in Capt. Handy’s Company, Worchester County, Md., Militia; born in Worchester Co., Md., 1750, died in Brandori Co., Ky., 1824; married Dolly SchoolfieLd.

Margaret Houston, defender of Fort Houston (location not clear). Notation reads: "The garrison had some fine riflemen but none better than this heroine." Born 1758, died 1831; married Alexander McEwen.

Mathew Huston, in Capt. McCutchen’s Company Augusta County, Va.

Nathan Houston, captain, Lincoln Militia, Virginia; served in Northwest Expedition in 1782.

Nathan Huston, in Capt. Hewett’s Company, Augusta County, Va.

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