HONORING LICKING COUNTY REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIERS

 Born 3 April 1760 in Ridge, NH., he served in  as a private in Parker's Company of Col. Enoch Hales Regiment as well as in the New Hampshire 15th Regiment at Ticonderoga.He is buried in the Old Johnstown Cemetery in  Johnstown, Ohio.  

 Zachariah Albaugh, among the last of the Revolutionary soldiers, died at Newton, Licking County, Ohio,  on December 8th, at the patriarchal age of one hundred and nine years. He was born in Maryland in 1748, entered the War of the Revolution at its commencement and remained in the army until its close. He was in the battle Germantown, frequently saw George Washington, and on one occasion, as a sentinel, guarded his tent. Mr. Albaugh removed to Ohio in 1847. ["Dubuque Daily Times", 28 Dec 1857 - Submitted by Ken Wright]   Buried in Evans CemeterY, St. Louisville

Enlisted in New London County, Conn, 1781, when fifteen years of age, as a sailor. He shipped on board the Privateer Brig Favorite, the Sloop Randolph, the Schooner De Crops, and the Brig Martin. He was twice taken prisoner, and imprisoned both times in the Jersey prison ship in New York harbor.

Died in Granville. .