Benjamin Hamilton Pollock
(b. ABT. 1785 - UNKNOWN)
(Benjamin2, Robert1)
BIRTH: ABT. 1785, now Tennessee
DEATH: UNKNOWN
CENSUS: 1860, Pontotoc Co., MS
JUROR: February 10, 1808 in the case of State vs. John Coots; White Co., TN
JUROR: November 15, 1808 in the case of State vs. Lewis Cobb; White Co., TN
JUROR: February 14, 1809 in the case of Charles Cook vs. Admin. of Joseph Terry,
dec'd.;
White
Co., TN
JUROR: February 15, 1809 in the case of State vs. William Belcher; White Co.,
TN
JUROR: February 16, 1809 in the case of Moses Blackwell vs. John Turner, White
Co., TN
JUROR: August 16, 1809 in the case of Joseph McCool vs. James Furgerson; White
Co., TN
JUROR: August 16, 1809 in the case of Christopher Cattern vs. Joseph Brown;
White Co., TN
JUROR: August 16, 1809 in the case of State vs. Joseph Franks; White Co., TN
JUROR: August 13, 1811 in the case of Joseph McMillan to John Allen, Debt; White
Co., TN
Father: Robert POLLOCK
Mother: Elizabeth COWAN
WIFE: Sara Rosanna CAPPS
MARRIAGE: 1815, White Co., Tennessee
Benjamin
and Sara's Children:
1. Robert
Oliver POLLOCK
2. Elizabeth
L. POLLOCK
3.
Sarah Lucinda POLLOCK
4. Jane
C. POLLOCK
5.
Minerva J. POLLOCK
6. Irena
Angeline POLLOCK
7. Viola
POLLOCK
8.
Constantine Napolean POLLOCK
Benjamin Hamilton Pollock began military service circa 1812 as a fifer and private in Capt. Arch McKinney's co. of cavalry and Capt. Peter Searcy's infantry company from Lincoln Co., TN. under Col. Philip Pipkin. His widow received pensions WO-28586 and SC-7163. He lived circa 1801 and 1806 in Anderson Co., TN. He lived circa 1815 in White Co., TN.
According to "Goodspeed's History of White County, Tennessee", Benjamin Pollock was among those who settled in the Sparta neighborhood between 1800 and 1815. In other court documents, a Pollock Ford was mentioned as being located on the Calf Killer.
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