| As listed by State Records of North Carolina | Alphabetically listed by surname |
| Zachariah White | Allerson, Alexander |
| Alexander Buchannan | Aspie, George |
| James Leper | Bernard, John |
| James Harrod | Bialston, Jesse |
| Alexander Thomson | Blackamore, John |
| David Maxwell | Buchannan, Alexander |
| Robert Lucas | Carvin, Edward |
| Timothy Tirrell | Coonrod, Philip |
| William Hood | Cooper, William |
| Edward Carvin | Crutchfield, John |
| William Nieley | Evans, John |
| James Shanklin | Fane, David |
| Samuel Morrow | Fowler, James |
| George Kennedy | Galloway, John |
| John Robertson | Gausney, William |
| Abel Gowen Sen. | Gentry, Nicholas |
| Abel Gowen Jun. | Gilkey, John |
| Nicholas Trammell | Gowen Jun., Abel |
| Philip Mason | Gowen Sen., Abel |
| James Turpin | Gowin, David |
| Nathan Turpin | Green, William |
| Jacob Stump | Guasnay, William |
| Nicholas Gentry | Harney, Thomas |
| William Cooper | Harrod, James |
| Jacob Jones | Hay, Joseph |
| James Mayfield | Hood, William |
| William Green | Jennings, Jonathan |
| William Johnston | John, James |
| Samuel Scott | Johnston, William |
| George Aspie | Jones, Abram |
| William Leighton | Jones, Jacob |
| John Evans | Kennedy, George |
| John Crutchfield | Larimore, Edward |
| Joseph Hay | Lavavour, Isaac |
| John Searcey | Leighton, William |
| Isaac Lucas | Leper, James |
| Patrick Quigley | Lucas, Isaac |
| Jacob Stull | Lucas, Robert |
| Joseph Milligan | Lumsden, John |
| Abram Jones | Mason, Philip |
| David Fane | Maxwell, David |
| Benjamin Porter | Mayfield, James |
| Edward Larimore | McMuntry, John |
| William Gausney | Milligan, Joseph |
| Jonathan Jennings | Morrow, Samuel |
| David Gowin | Nieley, William |
| Jesse Bialston | Phelps, Solomon |
| Joseph Renfrew | Porter, Benjamin |
| Philip Coonrod | Quigley, Patrick |
| William Guasnay | Renfrew, Joseph |
| John Bernard | Robertson, John |
| John Lumsden | Scott, Samuel |
| John Gilkey | Searcey, John |
| Solomon Phelps | Shanklin, James |
| James John | Shockley, John |
| Thomas Harney | Stull, Jacob |
| Alexander Allerson | Stump, Jacob |
| John Blackamore | Thomson, Alexander |
| James Fowler | Tirrell, Timothy |
| John McMuntry | Trammell, Nicholas |
| John Shockley | Turpin, James |
| John Galloway | Turpin, Nathan |
| Isaac Lavavour | White, Zachariah |
who were killed in the settlement and defence of the said County of Davidson, receive grants for the same number of acres in the same manner, and on the same terms and conditions as the former.
And, as it appears that
| As listed by State Records of North Carolina | Alphabetically listed by surname |
| Christopher Gais, Sen | Bocker, Kasper |
| Christopher Gais, Jun. | Breeze, Richard |
| Jonathan Gais | Buchannan, Sen., John |
| Kasper Bocker | Castello, John |
| Richard Breeze | Cocke, Princis |
| Princis Cocke | Gais Jun., Christopher |
| Mark Nobles | Gais Sen., Christopher |
| John Kitts | Gais, Jonathan |
| Isaac Mayfield | Hollis, Samuel |
| Samuel Hollis | Kennedy, Jun., John |
| Isaac Rounsevall | Kennedy, Sen., John |
| Enias Thomas | Kitts, John |
| Joshua Thomas | Mayfield, Isaac |
| Caleb Winters | Nobles, Mark |
| John Buchannan, Sen. | Rounsevall, Isaac |
| John Kennedy, Sen. | Thomas, Enias |
| John Kennedy, Jun. | Thomas, Joshua |
| John Castello | Thomson, Robert |
| Robert Thomson | Williams, Swanson |
| Swanson Williams | Winters, Caleb |
part of them arrived from different places at the Cumberland settlements soon after the time prescribed by the law for obtaining preemptions expired, and part of them were there before the expiration of the time, but were under age; and, as it also appears that all of them have continued there ever since their arrival and assistd in defending the Country, it is the opinion of the Committee that they also receive free grants of the same number of acres, as those mentioned above, and be allowed the liberty of laying them wherever they can find vacant lands and of entering them with the entry officer of Davidson County; on paying the usual office fees. All which is submitted..
THOMAS PERSON, Ch.2
Exact spelling has been show of the original documents. Some 150 individuals are included in the three categories above. It is important to note that many of these preemptions were assigned, some multiple times, so that the total number of preemptions is represented as 484 by Irene Griffey who is the noted author of several books dealing with the subject.
1 Clark, Walter, The State Records of North Carolina, VOL XXIV p421
2 Clark, Walter, The State Records of North Carolina, VOL XIX p572-573:
