Son's of Laughlin "Loftin" Quinn" - American Patriots

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Robert Sloane of Duplin County applied for a Revolutionary War Pension and mentions Sargt. Caleb Quinn in Capt. Charles Ward's Company, Colonel James Kenan's regiment. Section 4 and in section 7 Caleb's brother David Quinn is mentioned also.

https://revwarapps.org/s7523.pdf