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    • > Eddie Quinn 1926-2018
    • > Laster Quinn 1920-2011
    • Ralph Quinn 1942-2019
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    • Welcome Aboard
    • My Lineage
      • American Revolution
      • > Turncoat Michael Quinn
      • Loflin Quinn 1712-1774
      • Caleb Quinn 1745-1833
      • Jesse Quinn 1794-1860
      • Frank Quinn 1836-1918
      • Pugh Quinn 1873-1939
      • > Joe Quinn 1912-1957
      • > Eddie Quinn 1926-2018
      • > Laster Quinn 1920-2011
      • Ralph Quinn 1942-2019
      • Rivenbark via Davis
      • Lamm via Moore
      • Jarrell via Shanks
      • Shanks via Wolfe
      • Allen's US Navy Media
    • Ireland
      • Conn Cétchathach
      • Niall Noígíallach Ó Cuinn
      • The Quin & Quinn Surname
      • The Quinn Septs
      • Brian Bórú
      • The Dál gCais
      • Domhnach Sechnaill, Meath
      • Quin at Attainder 1642
      • Down Survey for Quin
      • High Treason - England
      • The French Connection
      • Thady Quin (Limerick)
      • Quinn Wills (Ireland)
      • Laughlin Quin (Wicklow)
      • Tirlaugh O’Quin (Tyrone)
    • Colonial North Carolina
      • Quinn Immigrants List
      • Quinn NC Land Grants
      • Quinn Slave Transactions
      • Colonial & State Records
      • NC History
      • NC Digital Collections
      • J.D. Lewis' Carolana
      • DocSouth UNC-CH
      • Diane Siniard-Lost Souls
    • DNA Results
      • Genetic Memory
      • atDNA
      • yDNA
      • mtDNA
  • Welcome Aboard
  • My Lineage
    • American Revolution
    • > Turncoat Michael Quinn
    • Loflin Quinn 1712-1774
    • Caleb Quinn 1745-1833
    • Jesse Quinn 1794-1860
    • Frank Quinn 1836-1918
    • Pugh Quinn 1873-1939
    • > Joe Quinn 1912-1957
    • > Eddie Quinn 1926-2018
    • > Laster Quinn 1920-2011
    • Ralph Quinn 1942-2019
    • Rivenbark via Davis
    • Lamm via Moore
    • Jarrell via Shanks
    • Shanks via Wolfe
    • Allen's US Navy Media
  • Ireland
    • Conn Cétchathach
    • Niall Noígíallach Ó Cuinn
    • The Quin & Quinn Surname
    • The Quinn Septs
    • Brian Bórú
    • The Dál gCais
    • Domhnach Sechnaill, Meath
    • Quin at Attainder 1642
    • Down Survey for Quin
    • High Treason - England
    • The French Connection
    • Thady Quin (Limerick)
    • Quinn Wills (Ireland)
    • Laughlin Quin (Wicklow)
    • Tirlaugh O’Quin (Tyrone)
  • Colonial North Carolina
    • Quinn Immigrants List
    • Quinn NC Land Grants
    • Quinn Slave Transactions
    • Colonial & State Records
    • NC History
    • NC Digital Collections
    • J.D. Lewis' Carolana
    • DocSouth UNC-CH
    • Diane Siniard-Lost Souls
  • DNA Results
    • Genetic Memory
    • atDNA
    • yDNA
    • mtDNA

The Quin men of the American Revolution

Sgt. Caleb Quin

Sgt. Caleb Quin

Sgt. Caleb Quin

Wilmington District Militia and is listed on the Pension for David Sloane as Sergt. Caleb Quinn. Caleb married Jane Johnston, sister of Col. Amos Johnston

Cpl. David Quin

Sgt. Caleb Quin

Sgt. Caleb Quin

Wilmington District Militia & 10th NC Continental Line

Pvt. James Quin

Sgt. Caleb Quin

Pvt. Thomas Quin

Wilmington District Militia

Pvt. Thomas Quin

Capt. James Quin & Pvt. Richard Quin

Pvt. Thomas Quin

Wilmington District Militia & NC 10th Continental Line

Abner Quin of Carteret County

Capt. James Quin & Pvt. Richard Quin

Capt. James Quin & Pvt. Richard Quin

Paid for Services in New Bern

Capt. James Quin & Pvt. Richard Quin

Capt. James Quin & Pvt. Richard Quin

Capt. James Quin & Pvt. Richard Quin

8th Maryland Regiment, the German Regiment

American Revolutionary War Patriots - Pay and Muster Rolls

The first “official” flag was “the Continental Colors,” also known as the “Grand Union Flag,” which consisted of thirteen red and white stripes and the United Kingdom’s flag in the upper-left-hand corner, also known as the canton. It was the same design as the flag for the British East India Company that flew from 1701 to 1801. However, the British East India Company’s flag ranged from nine to thirteen red and white stripes and was usually only flown when it was sailing in the Indian Ocean. The 

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    Counting Down

    I have a busy week next week. I will going with cousin Kim to see Great Great aunt Mary Ruth in Winston Salem on Monday, then Friday I will be headed to Thomasville, Eddie Quinn Road to visit with Great Aunt Barbara and cousin Wendy and then onto the Appalachian State Homecoming weekend festivities.


    Photo: Whether Great Uncle Mac, Uncle JP or my brother Paul, they travel with their poles and tackle always looking for a sign that reads "Live Bait"