Descendants of Patrick Gullion of Gallatin Co., KY - GullionFamily.org

Generation 3 (con't)iv. ELIZABETH GULLION (daughter of Edmund P. Gullion) was born between 1766-1768.She married (1) JAMES DONALDSON.Generation 47. v. MARY GULLION (daughter of Edmund P. Gullion) was born about 1766. She died on16 Aug 1846 in Frankfort, Franklin Co., KY. She married (1) JAMES REYBURN. Hewas born on 22 Apr 1762 in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland. He died on 07 Mar1832 in Stouts Grove, McLean Co., IL.4. JEREMIAH 4 GULLION (Edmund P. 3 , Henry 2 , Patrick 1 ) was born on 28 Nov 1758 in what is nowWestmoreland Co., PA. He died in Apr 1815 in Near mouth of Eagle Creek, Carroll Co., KY (thenGallatin Co., KY). He married Isabelle Patty (daughter of George Patty) in Jan 1779 inHannahstown, PA. She was born on 03 Mar 1760 in Ireland. She died on 01 Aug 1843 in CarrollCo., KY.Notes for Jeremiah Gullion:Jeremiah Gullion was born 11/28/1758 near Hannahstown, PA. This is where he also marriedIsabelle "Belle" Patty, in January of 1779, at her parent's home (George and Isabelle Patty orPattie) near Hannahstown, Pennsylvania by Mr. Frisby, Justice of the Peace. Isabelle was born inIreland on March 3,1760. Her parents having immigrated to America prior to the RevolutionaryWar.Jeremiah lived in Westmoreland Co., PA when he enlisted in the Revolutionary War. According toa Gullion researcher, Jeremiah served in the Revolutionary War off and on from 1776 to 1783 as aprivate wtih the PA troops under Captains Joseph Erwin, Matthew Jack and Jeremiah Lochrey andunder Colonel Carnahan. He was "hired out" to the Continental Militia as an Indian spy and ranger.During the Battle of Long Island, he was wounded twice, once in the foot and once in the right leg.In 1780, he was sent to Lexington, KY as an Indian spy by Colonel Todd and served underGeneral Clark in the Indian expeditions to Chilicothe and Pickaway in Ohio. He also fought in thebattles of Hannahstown and Blue Lick (Indian raids in Westmoreland Co., PA).Jeremiah and his family moved with his great grandparents (Patrick and Mary O'Gullion), his fatherand his siblings and their families to Fayette Co., KY in 1786. He was in the Kentucky Militia in1787 under Ensign Rich'd Masterson. In 1801 he was a Captain in the Kentucky Militia.Jeremiah and his brother John "Jack" are said to have been the first residents of Frankfort, KY.Jeremiah built the first house in 1788 where the Methodist Church now stands. He bought two lotson Washington St. and an outlying lot containing four acres from James Wilkinson in January, 1792"in consideration of the sum of five Shillings, Current money of Virginia.".In 1794, he settled on the Kentucky River at the mouth of Eagle Creek, in Gallatin County, KY,present day Carroll County. In April of 1815, at the age of 58, Jeremiah died at his home on theKentucky River.Belle applied for a widow's pension on 3/16/1837 in Henry Co., KY, which commenced in 1837 inthe amount of $20 annually for her husband's service. She died in Carroll County on August 1,1843 at the age of 83.Notes for Isabelle Patty:Isabella immigrated to America with her father prior to the Revolutionary War. She applied for awidow's pension on March 16, 1837 in Henry County, Kentucky based on her husband's service.She was awarded a pension of $20 annually from March 4, 1837.Jeremiah Gullion and Isabelle Patty had the following children:8. i. JOSEPH O. 5 GULLION (son of Jeremiah Gullion and Isabelle Patty) was born in 1780in Pennsylvania. He died on 03 Feb 1864 in Boone Co., IN. He married (1)MARGARET WYANT (daughter of George Wyant) on 12 Jan 1812 in Gallatin Co., KY.4