MAUPINS IN COLONIAL WARS
The following members of the Maupin family were with the Virginia troops during the colonial wars just preceding the Revolution. The wars were usually known as the French and Indian Wars: Daniel Maupin (8) John Maupin (7) William Maupin (9) Matthew Mullins John Mullins William Mullins
served in Albemarle militia. served In Albemarle militia. served in Albemarle militia. husband of Mary Maupin (12). Served with the Albemarle troops. son of Matthew and Mary Mullins. He also served with the local AI bemarle troops. brother of John Mullins and son of Mary Maupin (12). he also served in the Revolutionary army and was killed in battle.
Daniel Maupin (3) is supposed to have received his land grants in Albemarle for services in Indian troubles in the lower counties. No records seem to be available of the actions of the Albemarle militia company. The Indians became very threatening In Augusta County and the Albemarle Company was formed to go to the assistance of the settlers in the adjoining counties. Chapman White Maupin, grandson of William Maupin (9), named above, says the company marched to Staunton where they joined a larger force of volunteers. If they were engaged with the Indians, he did not learn of it from his grandfather.
PARTIAL LIST OF MAUPINS SERVING IN THE REVOLUTION
John Maupin (7) Daniel Maupin (8)
William Maupin (9)
Robert Miller
Matthew Mullins
William Mullins Gabriel Mullins Matthew Mullins
Cornelius Maupin
David Maupin Daniel Maupin (19)
William Maupin (21)
Son of Daniel Maupin and Margaret Via. Died previous to pension law. Served in Albemarle militia. Son of Daniel (3). Served In Virginia troops as an officer. McAllister's Virginia Militia, page 176 State Librarian's Report; page 67 Crozier's Colonial Militia. Son of Daniel (3). See Wood's History of Albemarle and Gilmer papers for services in Albemarle Militia. Son-in-law of Daniel (3). Continental Army, Capt. Reed's Company of the regiment of Col. Lewis of Albemarle. Son-in-law of Daniel (3). Sergeant in Capt. Croghan's Company of 4th, 8th and 12th Virginia under Col. Jas. Woods. Son of Mary Maupin (12) Continental Army. Killed in battle. Son of Mary Maupin (12) Continental Army. Pension Office records. Son of Mary Maupin (12). Served in VA Regiment of Col. Richardson, later commanded by Col. Lindsey. Fought at Yorktown. Pension Office records. Son of John (7). Served as private in company of Capt. Henry Burk under Major Nicholas Lewis of 路 Albemarle. Pension Office records. Son of Gabriel (6). Paid by certificate No. _ _ _ __ Son of John (7). Private In the company of Capt. Isaac Davis of the regiment of Col. Reuben lindsey. Pension Office records. Son of John (7). Served In Virginia campaign and siege of Yorktown. Pension Office records.
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