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Source:
American Revolutoinary Soldiers
of
Franklin County, PA
GRAVE YARDS
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HOKES GRAVEYARD
(Near Greencastle, Penna.)
pg. 253
| ANDREW UNANKE |
| FREDERICK BYERS,
SR. (BYER - BOYER) |
| GABRIEL CARPENTER |
| JOHN GEARHART |
MOSS SPRING GRAVEYARD
Antrim Twp.
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The Presbyterian Church at Moss Spring, adjacent
to Greencastle, was evidently the eldest church
building in this part of the County. It
was built in 1737 or 1738, frame, 28 x 42, and
called "Old Red Meeting House." The
situation was a delightful one, and during the
intermission of services the people, lunch in
hand, would gather at the spring and drink of
its cool, clear waters, or stroll at will among
the rocks and woods of the surrounding groves." |
| JOSEPH DAVISON |
| DAVID KENNEDY |
| JOHN KENNEDY |
| JOHN McCLELLAN, JR.
(DR.) |
| JOHN McCLENAHAN,
SR. |
| ROBERT McCULLOCH |
| WILLIAM WALLACE |
OLD JOHNSTON GRAVEYARD.
(Antrim Township)
pg. 255
| JOHN BEATTY |
| WILLIAM BEATTY |
OLD McCLELLAN GRAVEYARD
(Near Upton)
pg. 256
| CAPT. JOHN
McCLELLAND |
| JOHN McCULLOUGH |
OLD REFORMED AND
LUTHERAN GRAVEYARD
Mercersburg, Penna.
pg. 256
OLD REFORMED CHURCH GRAVEYARD
Greencastle, Penna.
pg. 257
| JOHN HERR |
| PHILIP ROEMER |
| CONRAD SPEILMAN |
| MICHAEL TICE |
OLD SHANNON GRAVEYARD
(Now, The Academy Farm)
Mercersburg, Penna.
pg. 258
| JAMES McFARLAND |
| WILLIAM SHANNON,
CORPORAL |
JOSIAH SMITH
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SAMUEL SMITH
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PRESBYTERIAN GRAVEYARD
(Lower Path Valley)
pg. 259
List of Rev. Soldiers buried in above Graveyard,
- list preserved by Capt. John Walker to
the date of his death, (1900) - Joseph Noble
being the only one who as a stone;
Martin Miller; Samuel Walker; Robert Walker;
Archibald Elliott; William Elliott; Francis
Elliott; Joseph Noble (stone); Robert
McConnell (Estate Admr. 1801).
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ARCHIBALD ELLIOTT
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FRANCIS ELLIOTT
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JOSEPH NOBLE
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ROBERT WALKER.
Served as pvt. under Capt. Noah Abraham 177-78.
He died unmarried in 1778. He was a son of
Alexdr. and Mary Walker, early settlers
in Metal Twp.
Penna. Arch. 5th Ser. Vol. 6, p. 21, 33, 141, 139, 316.
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SAMUEL WALKER
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