DAR says he lived in Salisbury Dist. (Rowan Co.) during Rev. War. Sold land in Rowan 1797. Mentioned in inventory of Henry's estate. 2 women same age as wife w/fam 1800. All children gone by 1830

1777: Pvt in NC Continental Line, Capt. Ramsey's Co. of Col. Archibald Lytle's Regiment from Nov 1777 to Aug 1778/9.
1781: Samuel Sloan served 21 days as Pvt. in Joseph Sharpe's Co. Light Horse Service under Col. Francis Lock along with brother Archibald Sloan.
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Feb 1811: Witness deed in Smith Co. Tn. {this Samuel or son?}
1819: Al. I suspect the he or son is the Samuel C. Slone that signed petition to remain on Indian lands of Marion Co. Tn.
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Samuel Sloan, Limestone Co. Al., Private, North Carolina Continental, $96.00 Annual Allowance, $146.48 Amount Received, February 29, 1832 Pension Started, age 76.
Monita Horn provided these excerpts from Samuel Sloan's Pension Application(s):
Carthage, Tn. Feb 1839; Samuel Sloan, late of Ala....transfer pension to agency of West Tn. at Nashville. Last paid at Decatur, Morgan Co. Ala. 4 Mar 1838.
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Smith Co. Tn...William sloan, age 67, 1st day of Oct. next ...(son of Patrick Sloan) ..that he saw said Sam Sloan when he was ca. 9 years old and several times until he was about 11 when he lived with him some 4 or 5 months at which time he and his wife Elizabeth Sloane had 3 children and lived together as husband and wife at that time and that he understood her name was Elizabeth Paterson before he was married. ... sworn 19 Jul 1844 Jason A. Sloan J.P.
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Lewis Austin knew Samuel in NC. children: Cynthis Sloan, Pertenia, Samuel, Elizabeth, Margaret, Archibald and John.

1844 - John A. Sloan; mother d. 9 Jul 1842, father d. 17 Jan 18401852 - Elizabeth Stinett of Limestone Co. Al. Samuel d. 1 Nov 1840 m. 1 Mar 1780
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From the Walton family Bible record {this "early" Walton/Sloan connection unknown!}
Syntha Sloan was born 19th of May 1782.
Parthenia Sloan was born the 7 July 1784
Samuel Sloan was born the 22nd of October 1787
Elizabeth Sloan was born the 6th of January 1790
Margarette Sloan was born the 17th of June 1792
Archabald Sloan was born the 13th of June 1794
John A. Sloan was born the 13th of December 1796
Synthy Sloan departed this life April the 18th 1857
Most of the rest is Walton Family Bible Information.
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Sources:
1. Census 1790: Wilkes Co. NC. [114 - -]
2. Census 1800: Burke Co. NC. Pg. 796[11101 21030]
3. Census 1820: Limestone Co. AL.[index]
4. Census 1830: Limestone Co. Al. pg15 [0000000001 0000000010]
5. Revolutionary War pension file, #R9661 of Samuel Sloan, (Abstract/Report), [dom, spouse, 7 children w/dob, Military service, dod]
6. Patrick Sloan Family Bible Record, (Sloan Bible Records, Rootsweb), [dob, parents, 9 siblings]
7. DAR #433951: [? info?]
8. Hist of Ala. by Owens Vol. 4 Pg1572.
9. NC. RSSP&D Vol
10. "A Roster of Revolutionary soldiers & Patriots in Ala. pg542-543, by Louise Julich: DAR Alabama.
11. Alabama Pension Roll of 1835 [military]

• Married: 1 MAR 1780 in ROWAN Co. NC. ?

1. Cynthia Sloan b: 19 MAY 1782 in ROWAN Co. NC.
2. Parthenia Sloan b: 9 JUL 1784 in ROWAN Co. NC.
3. Samuel Sloan b: 22 OCT 1787 in WILKES Co. NC.
4. Elizabeth Sloan b: 6 JAN 1790 in WILKES Co. NC.
5. Margaret Sloan b: 17 JUN 1792 in WILKES Co. NC. ?
6. Archibald Sloan b: 13 JUN 1794 in BURKE Co. NC. ?
7. John A. Sloan b: 13 DEC 1796 in BURKE Co. NC. ?

1. Title: Revolutionary War pension file, #R9661 of Samuel Sloan
   Publication: Abstract/Report
   Note: filed Archibald Sloan family folder.
   Photocopy from Elizabeth D. Dudley, 1987
   Repository:
   Media: Book
   Text: [dom, spouse, 7 children w/dob, Military service, dod]
2. Title: Patrick Sloan Family Bible Record
   Publication: Sloan Bible Records, Rootsweb
   Note: Mentions dom of parents, 10 children
   Repository:
   Note: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/slo/SloanBibl/4
   Media: Book
   Text: [dob, parents, 9 siblings]
3. Title: "State Records of North Carolina, Vol. XVII, 1781-1785"
   Publication: 1899 - Pg. 1057
   Repository:
   Note: NCRVWar.doc or http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncrevwar/sharpe.htm
   Text: [Pvt. Samuel Sloan served 21 days in Capt. Sharpe's Light Horse Service under Col. Francis Lock]