Anthropologists use DNA to identify remains of Revolutionary War soldier who died in 1780

In a notable discovery, DNA has been used to identify the remains of a soldier from the American Revolutionary War. The soldier died in 1780 during the Battle of Camden.

This breakthrough has allowed relatives of the soldier to learn the name of their ancestor who had been lost to history.

Further details about this identification are available from FOX 7 Austin, providing more information about this significant find and its impact on the soldier's family.