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Thank you so much for your reply.
I have been to Fort Mill, and the grave is most definitely there, and it says he served his country when it was needed.
I am completely confused now! SC SAR has agreed to put a marker there due to some records they have. I have written my contacts there and they have not answered.
I think you are right about the confusion - both Theodoricks are listed by a professional genealogist under "Webbs in the Military " as having been in Capt.
Lide's troop. In the Webb DNA group there is another
Theodorick from Virginia.
The Theodorick at Fort Mill got a land grant due to his service, because 8 of his children signed it over to one who
stayed in North Carolina - others named in this deed are buried there with him.
thank you so much for your reply.
This graveyard is most impressive, for anyone who can go there - it is about a block large, with stone walls around, and was at the site of the old church.
It is called the Revolutionary graveyard because there are quite a few veterans of that war buried there.
I have a list of them published by the church if anyone is interested.
Irene Webb Dorsey
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