Nathan Bishop: Battle of King's Mountain, NC. 

Edward Cole: Son of Nehemiah Cole who was the son of Hugh Cole III.

Jesse Cole: Jesse Cole was a Captain of Militia under Colonel Snodgrass in Crocker's Brigade, General Andrew Jackson's Division, Tennessee Militiamen. War of 1812. Son of Sampson and Lydia Wheeler Cole.

Job Cole: Son of Peleg Cole who was the son of Hugh Cole III. 

Joseph Cole, Jr.: Battle of King's Mountain, NC. Son of Joseph Cole, Sr, and Freelove Mason. Reference Revolutionary Soldiers Of Virginia Vol. 1, page 104. Capt. Of Washington M-Ex Comm. 1776. Compiled By Hamilton J. Echenrode.

Sampson Cole: Sampson Cole was probably with his father at the Battle of King's Mountain, but proof is lacking. he is buried in the cemetery at Old Blankebeckler School, north of the South Fork of the Holsten River, above Riverside and below Adwolf, Smyth County, Virginia. Reference: JAMES WHEELER AND HIS DESCENDANTS OF CONCORD, near Paintsville, Johnson County, KY, 1735-1981.

Zephaniah Cole: Son of Nehemiah who was the son of Hugh Cole III.

Justice Hubbel: Regular New York Line. Married to Waitsell Bishop, daughter of Joseph and Sarah Bishop.

John "Chunky" Mullins: Pension records, copies from the Revolutionary War on file with L. Neale Clifton. John Mullins was taken prisoner at the Battle of Charleston, South Carolina and removed to England for the duration of the War.

According to an article in the April 1930 issue of "THE MOUNTAIN MAGAZINE," John entered the army in his father's stead when he was age 14, "being large for his age." Revolutionar War Records show he entered the Army in 1779, which would mean he was born in 1765. War records also show he was in the Battle of Stoney Point, at the seige of Charleston, South Carolina, where he was taken prisonor. He remained in England for 14 years. Long given up for dead, he caused his mother to faint when he returned home... From: "HERITAGE OF WISE COUNTY, VA 1856-1993.

Pension: Military records show he received a pension on May 18, 1818, while living in Floyd Co., KY when he was 60 years of age. This would place his date of birth at 1758; more reasonable than the earlier reported date of 1765. Records show he died in 1838 in Perry (now Knott) County...from "HERITAGE OF WISE CO., VA 1856-1993.

Joshua Mullins: Copy of records in possession of L. Neale Clifton. Resided: Carter County, Tennessee; Harlan County, Kentucky; Knox County, Kentucky. Pension: Revolutionary War; indicated he had 12 children and 9 living at home in 1828. Reference: Revolutionary Soldiers Of Virginia, Vol. 2, page 221, S of W -1835, Pen 3, KY56. Compiled by Hamilton J. Echenrode.

James Wheeler: Soldier in Revolutionary War; from Pittsburgh payrolls, Virginia State Library. James was on the payroll of Major John Connally and Captain Ashton as having served 148 days. On a list of the names of Soldiers of Virginia State Line, he was shown as a soldier of Cavalry, and he received his pay 14 October 1783.

Jesse Wheeler: Soldier in the Revolutionary War, from Pittsburgh payrolls, Virginia State Library.