Two Virginia CLEVENGERs Served in Revolutionary War

Only two Clevengers (any spelling) who served in
Virginia regiments were found on Fold3.com($).

Record Surname Spelling	Record Given Name	Virginia Regiment	Notes
Clevenger	Eden (or Eben)	Va. Note: other given name spellings Aden, Adin, Edin. – most common Eben.	Fold3 has 30 record pages). No parents listed. Also look under Eban Clevenger.
Clevenger	Eben	Revolutionary Pension Claim filed in Fayette County, Ohio. Rank: Private. Served in regiment commanded by Morgan in Virginia for three years.	He was granted a pension. Other records state he was from TN but no confirmation.
Clevenger	Eben	Letter 25 Apr 1818 from Eben Clevenger (signed X) stating he served in Charles Porterfield’s infantry … Morgan’s musket regiment.	Via Ancestry.com, History of Ohio, Vol III, p.337 has brief bio.
Clevenger	Edwin	Private in 11 & 15 Virginia Regiment. Record says to “See 7 Va. Regt.”	Several different records on Fold3.
Clevenger	Edwin	Private in 7 Virginia Regiment	63 record pages.
Clevenger	Edwin	Rifleman in Charles Porterfield’s Co of 11th Regiment commander by Col. Daniel Morgan.	On p.11 states his “Term of Service” is “War”.
Clevenger	Edwin	Record pp. 20-21, 23 states he was at Valley Forge.	A few of the 63 records has Clevinger.

CLEVENGERs are in the COFFMAN lineage.

As of this post, unknown if either of these are part of our CLEVENGER family. ~ 7 May 2020