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Experts finally solve mystery of teenage Revolutionary War soldier 246 years after his death
DNA analysis has identified Private John Pumphrey, a teenager from a prominent Maryland family who died at the Battle of Camden in South Carolina in 1780.
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After the Revolutionary War, historians say soldiers were given pieces of Ohio land, as payment for fighting.
Ohio’s State Historic Preservation Office has a project to locate these war heroes.
The remains of a teenage Revolutionary War soldier have finally been identified — over 246 years after he was buried in an unmarked grave.
The discovery, which researchers believe is the first identification of a Revolutionary War soldier using DNA and forensic genetic genealogy, was announced in June.
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