John Sevier on Ancestry from Kimberly Provenzano-West.

John Sevier (General) children on Ancestry from RobertRogers402.

Battle of Boyd's Creek monument Gatlinburg, Tennessee. The Battle of Boyd’s Creek Memorial. The granite shaft marks the Revolutionary War Battle of Boyd’s Creek on December 16, 1780. General John Sevier (later the first governor of Tennessee) and his command of East Tennessee pioneers defeated a large force of Cherokee Indians, who had attacked the settlers while his soldiers were away, engaged in the Battle of Kings Mountain.

Depiction of the “Battle of King’s Mountain, Ferguson’s Death Charge”, from Lyman Draper’s 1929 history of “King’s Mountain and its heroes”. Published by Dauber & Pine, New York. (Originally published 1881 by P.G. Thompson, Cincinnati)

ROBERT WINDSOR WILSON (1924-1997) “Battle of Kings Mountain” October 7, 1780. Oil painting. c. 1973-75. Hangs in the State House of South Carolina.