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Source:
American Revolutoinary Soldiers
of
Franklin County, PA
GRAVE YARDS
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BROWNS MILL GRAVEYARD
Antrim Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
pg. 237
JAMES BORELAND
Antrim Twp., pvt., under Capt. John Jack in
1778, 79, and under Capt. Thos. Johnston
1780-81-82. His will was dated and
probated Oct. 1804. He named wife Mary;
daus. Jean McDowell; Mary Horens;
Isabella Clark and son, John.
Franklin Repository, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 1804.
At his farm near Greencastle, on the 16th inst.,
"Mr. James Boreland, in the 71st year of
his age. His remains were consigned to the
silent tomb on the Wednesday following, in the
burial ground near Mr. Lazarus Brown's
Mill."
Penna. Arch. 5th Ser. Vol. 6, p. 84, 114, 124, 129,
169, 535, 586.
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| THOMAS BROWN |
| THOMAS BROWN |
| JOHN CLUGSTON |
| ROBERT CLUGSTON |
| JOSEPH COOK |
| HUMPHREY FULLERTON |
| JOHN McCLEARY |
| ROBERT McCLEARY |
| NATHAN McDOWELL |
| JAMES McLENE |
| HENRY POLAN
(PAWLING) |
| CAPTAIN JAMES POE |
| MAJOR GENERAL JAMES
POTTER |
| WILLIAM REYNOLDS |
ANDREW
ROBISON.
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RICHARD
WRIGHT.
Served under Capts. James Poe, John Jack
and Thos. Johnston, under the First Call,
1777, in 1779-80-81-82. He died 1786,
leaving a wife Jane who died Dec. 22,
1822, aged 78 yrs. Their dau. Rebecca
mar. Charles Nill, she dying Mch.
1827, her husband dying June 1835, aged 72 yrs.
Penna. Arch. 5th Ser. Vol. 6, p. 84, 114, 129, 521,
523.
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CEDAR HILL CEMETERY
Greencastle, Penna.
pg. 241
| JOHN ALLISON |
| WILLIAM ALLISON |
| LUDWIG EMRICK,
SERGT. |
| JOHN GAFF. |
| LIEUT. COL. JAMES
JOHNSTON. |
| ROBERT JOHNSTON. |
| THOMAS JOHNSTON. |
| JAMES McCLENAHAN,
SR. |
| FREDERICK SHELE (SHEELY) |
| JOSEPH SNIVELY. |
| ADAM VONDERAU. |
| JOHN ZOUSE. |
EARLY
PRESBYTERIAN & LUTHERAN GRAVEYARD.
St. Thomas, Penna.
pg. 243
| BENJAMIN JEFFREY. |
| FREDERICK KISSEL (KESSEL) |
JOHN UNGER.
Served as a pt. in Lancaster County, Penna., under
Capt. George Feather in
1778-79, and under Col. Geo.
Feather and Capt. Michael
Oberly in 1781-82. He was b. Mar. 23,
1755, and d. Mar. 19, 1825. His wife
Christiana was b. Nov. 19, 1751, d. Oct. 20,
1821. He came from Warwick Twp., Lancaster
County, Penna. He and his wife are buried
in above graveyard. His will dated 1823,
prob. Apr. 20, 1825, names his wife Christena;
grandson John Coyner; dau.
Elizabeth Swaggert and her heirs.
He lived in Peters Twp.
Penna. Arch. 5th Ser. Vol. 7, p. 254, 308, 875,
897.
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FAIRVIEW CEMETERY
Mercersburg, Penna.
(Removals)
pg. 244
| HENRY SPANGLER |
| WILLIAM WADDELL |
FALLING SPRING PRESBYTERIAN GRAVEYARD
Chambersburg, Penna.
pg. 244
The "Falling Spring: was the name given by
pioneer Benjamin Chambers, to the
place of his settlement, at the Confluence of
the large spring, with the Conococheague Creek.
Col. Chambers, himself a
Presbyterian, made an early appropriation of
some suitable ground for a GRAVEYARD SCHOOL
HOUSE and PLACE of Cedar Grove on the bank of
the creek, on which the present church stands.
In this grove, and near the spot which the
present church occupies, there was erected a
small log building, which was used for the
double purpose of a school house and place of
worship, and which Records of Presbytery show to
have been in the year 1739. It was of
logs, which door on eastern and southern sides,
and lighted by long narrow windows the width of
two small panes of glass. When this
building was not of sufficient capacity for all
who wished to worship in it, the congregation
abandoned it for the time in favour of the
saw-mill of Col. Chambers, which
stood on the bank of the creek, on what was
known as "The Island" surrounded by a lovely
green plot. On that grassy space the
gathered crowd seated themselves and received
with interest and eagerness the messages of God
from his commissioned ambassador.
Rev. - Churches of the Valley.
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| JOSEPH ALLISON |
| ROBERT ALLISON |
| OWEN ASTON (ASHTON) |
| MOSES BARNET |
| JOHN CALHOUN |
| COL. BENJAMIN
CHAMBERS |
| FIRST LIEUT.
BENJAMIN CHAMBERS |
| GEORGE CHAMBERS |
| JOSEPH CHAMBERS |
| COL. JAMES CHAMBERS |
| WILLIAM CHAMBERS |
| EDWARD CRAWFORD SR.
PATRIOT |
| CAPTAIN AND
PAYMASTER EDWARD CRAWFORD, JR. |
| EDWARD CRAWFORD |
| JOHN CRAWFORD,
LIEUT. |
| JOSIAH CRAWFORD |
JOSEPH GRAHAM.
Probable burial. From the Repository: "August
3rd, 1823, Died Sunday, Joseph Graham of
Hamilton Township, an Elder in Mr. Denny's
Church.
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| MAJOR JOHN
HOLLIDAY. |
| CAPTAIN PATRICK
JACK |
| JOHN KERR |
| THOMAS KIRBY |
| JAMES LINDSAY |
| JAMES LINDSAY |
| WILLIAM MOOREHEAD |
| ROBERT PEEBLES |
| SAMUEL PURVIANCE |
| ADAM ROSS |
| MAJOR JEREMIAH
TALBOT |
| JAMES WALSH (WELSH) |
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH GRAVEYARD
Chambersburg, Penna.
pg. 252
| FREDERICK HOFFMAN |
| JOHN IMMELL (EMBLE) |
| PAUL IMMEL (EMBLE) |
| PHILIP SCHOLL. |
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