Capt James Neal SAR

The Compatriots of the West Virginia Society invite you to attend the NSSAR Central District Meeting on
November 3-5, 2017 ● Parkersburg, West Virginia

The meeting schedule, registration form, and lodging information has been posted on the Central District website. Endorsement of candidates for national offices will occur at the business meeting held on November 4. Information for candidates is being prepared and will be posted shortly.

Click here to access the Central District website: www.cdsar.org

Pictured are the descendants of the Patriots from the Foreman's Massacre at the McMechen, WV memorial. They include Compatriot Don Brown and his mother.

A registry has been developed for the location of Patriot graves in our area, divided by county, The services of these Patriots can be further recognized by visiting and maintaining the grave sites and placing wreaths and other markings at special times. Please contact us if you notice any errors or omissions to this register.

Pleasants County: http://jamesnealsar.org/patriots/patriot%20graves/PleasantsandTyler

Name of Patriot: John Swan
NSSAR Patriot # P-300741

Submitted by: Richard C. Schoening

Name of Patriot: William Digman
NSSAR Patriot # P-332070

Submitted by: Henry L. Ruf, III

Name of Patriot: Jeremiah Sargent
NSSAR Patriot # P-284604

Submitted by: Michael Wayne Barrett

Jeremiah Sergeant was born at Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia, in 1757. His father came from England and lived in colonial Virginia and later Westmoreland Co., PA. (Pioneers in Wood County, by John A. House)

Name of Patriot: Jonathan Sheppard
NSSAR Patriot # P-288835

Submitted by: James L. Lockhart

Name of Patriot: Capt. Enoch Enochs
NSSAR Patriot # P-154984

Submitted by: James L. Lockhart

Capt. Enoch Enochs was born on 29 Sep 1750 in the forks of the Capon River, Hampshire County, VA. He died in 1835 in Harriettsville, Monroe Co., OH. He was buried in the Harriettsville Cemetery, Noble Co., OH. He served in the military in the Revolutionary War under Col. Dorsey Petecost. He was a captain in Pennsylvania and Virginia. (Part 1, page 962, DAR Patriot Index, Centennial Index)