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Dare County, North Carolina
Military Records

Even though Dare did not become a county until 1870, her people played a vital part in the military.  Some of these people lived in Hyde, Currituck or Tyrrell counties before portions were relinquished to form Dare.  If anyone has military records pertaining to Dare County surnames please contact me.

MILITARY RECORDS

Militia Records (1750's)
  Capt. Jacob Carr & Capt. Hillary White's Companies (1750s)
  Militia List of Tyrrell Co., NC (1754 - many Dare names listed)

American Revolution (1775-1783)
  Southern Campaign Revolutionary War Pension Statements (Searchable)
  Daughters of the American Revolution
  Sons of the American Revolution

War of 1812 (1812-1814)
  Pension Record for Solomon Paine

Mexican War (1841-1846)
  Veterans of the Mexican War
  North Carolina in the Mexican War

Civil War (1861-1865)
  1890 Veterans Census of Surviving Soldiers, Marines & Widows
  Union Army Pension Claims Collection at the Outer Banks History Center (1890-1925)
  Naval Application of widow, Mary D. Midgett, for Arrears of Pay
  Application of Letitia E. Midyett for child's pension of Joseph Wilson

The Spanish-American War (1898)

World War I (1917-1918)

World War II Veterans (1941-1945)
  Army Air Force Casualties for WWII
  Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard Casualties for WWII

The Korean War (1950-1953)

The Vietnam War (1961-1973)
   Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall (searchable database)

Desert Storm (1990-1991)

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