Last updated; April 2, 2018
This cemetery is not far from the Mount Olive Church, which is located at 154 Donham Rd., Mapletown (Monongahela Township, Greene County) Pennsylvania 15338
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This cemetery is also known as the Jacob Garrison Cemetery or the Cemetery on the Schuyler Garrison Farm (Monongahela Township, Greene County, PA).
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George Garrison, was the older brother to Leonard Garrison, who is also buried in this cemetery. They were the sons of Frederick Garrison Jr. and Margaret Haynes. The youngest brother, Jacob Garrison, inherited the farm when their father died.
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He served in the Revolutionary War.
George "Garison" was on the 1789 Greene Twp., Washington Co., PA Tax List, exonerated due to the "Incurtions & Depredation of the Indians."
He served in the Washington Co., PA Militia under Serg. Abner Braddock from 16 April 1791 until 24 May 1791, a total of 39 days. His salary was $3.00 per month, and he received "3 dollars and 9 dimes" in pay (PA Archives Series 6, vol. 5, p. 564).
He was commissioned as a lieutenant in the Washington Co., PA Militia, and a record of his commission is preserved in the PA Archives:
Monday Aug. 29, 1796 A return of the election of sundry militia officers by John Heaton, brigade inspector of the County of Washington, to fill vacancies of that County being made to the Governor.
Commissions were issued to the following named persons,
vizt.:
...1st Reg.
2nd Comp.
Lieut.
George Garrison...
(PA Archives Series 6, vol. 4, p. 550).
Letters of Administration for his estate were granted to James Garrison and Corbly Bowen on 20 April 1843; bond was posted by John Williamson and Irad Garrison. The inventory of his estate was filed on 20 May 1843 (Estate No. 1078; Greene Co., PA Will Book 2, p. 176).
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A list of the children of George & Elizabeth Garrison is found in the book, "The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families, A Genealogical History of the Upper Monogahela Valley".
Originally published: 1950
Author: Howard Louis Leckey
Page 670-671
1.) James Garrison; married (1) Elizabeth South; married (2) Ruth Everly.
2.) Joanna Garrison; married Corbly Bowan, who died about 1853.
3.) Jerusha Garrison; married Thomas Steele, and lived in Wetzel County, West Virginia.
4.) Rachel Garrison; married Richard Cooke.
5.) Frederick Garrison; married Amy Evans. He died December 11, 1855, aged 60 years. His wife died July 12, 1890 aged 87 years.
6.) Irad (Ned) Garrison, born 1805, died 1889; married Phoebe Swan, born 1820.
7.) Sarah Garrison; married Peter Wolfe.
8.) Rebecca Garrison; married Daniel Miller. She was born in 1810, and died in 1837, leaving a son George Garrison Miller.
9.) Matilda Garrison, born June 27, 1812, died January 18, 1885; married Philip Shough. They had a daughter, Mattie Shough.
10.) Josephus Garrison, born September 25, 1817, died January 18, 1905; married Rebecca Bowlby.
11.) Abner Garrison, born 1803; married Hannah Morris.
This cemetery is not far from the Mount Olive Church, which is located at 154 Donham Rd., Mapletown (Monongahela Township, Greene County) Pennsylvania 15338
_____
This cemetery is also known as the Jacob Garrison Cemetery or the Cemetery on the Schuyler Garrison Farm (Monongahela Township, Greene County, PA).
_____
George Garrison, was the older brother to Leonard Garrison, who is also buried in this cemetery. They were the sons of Frederick Garrison Jr. and Margaret Haynes. The youngest brother, Jacob Garrison, inherited the farm when their father died.
_____
He served in the Revolutionary War.
George "Garison" was on the 1789 Greene Twp., Washington Co., PA Tax List, exonerated due to the "Incurtions & Depredation of the Indians."
He served in the Washington Co., PA Militia under Serg. Abner Braddock from 16 April 1791 until 24 May 1791, a total of 39 days. His salary was $3.00 per month, and he received "3 dollars and 9 dimes" in pay (PA Archives Series 6, vol. 5, p. 564).
He was commissioned as a lieutenant in the Washington Co., PA Militia, and a record of his commission is preserved in the PA Archives:
Monday Aug. 29, 1796 A return of the election of sundry militia officers by John Heaton, brigade inspector of the County of Washington, to fill vacancies of that County being made to the Governor.
Commissions were issued to the following named persons,
vizt.:
...1st Reg.
2nd Comp.
Lieut.
George Garrison...
(PA Archives Series 6, vol. 4, p. 550).
Letters of Administration for his estate were granted to James Garrison and Corbly Bowen on 20 April 1843; bond was posted by John Williamson and Irad Garrison. The inventory of his estate was filed on 20 May 1843 (Estate No. 1078; Greene Co., PA Will Book 2, p. 176).
_____
A list of the children of George & Elizabeth Garrison is found in the book, "The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families, A Genealogical History of the Upper Monogahela Valley".
Originally published: 1950
Author: Howard Louis Leckey
Page 670-671
1.) James Garrison; married (1) Elizabeth South; married (2) Ruth Everly.
2.) Joanna Garrison; married Corbly Bowan, who died about 1853.
3.) Jerusha Garrison; married Thomas Steele, and lived in Wetzel County, West Virginia.
4.) Rachel Garrison; married Richard Cooke.
5.) Frederick Garrison; married Amy Evans. He died December 11, 1855, aged 60 years. His wife died July 12, 1890 aged 87 years.
6.) Irad (Ned) Garrison, born 1805, died 1889; married Phoebe Swan, born 1820.
7.) Sarah Garrison; married Peter Wolfe.
8.) Rebecca Garrison; married Daniel Miller. She was born in 1810, and died in 1837, leaving a son George Garrison Miller.
9.) Matilda Garrison, born June 27, 1812, died January 18, 1885; married Philip Shough. They had a daughter, Mattie Shough.
10.) Josephus Garrison, born September 25, 1817, died January 18, 1905; married Rebecca Bowlby.
11.) Abner Garrison, born 1803; married Hannah Morris.
Last updated; April 2, 2018
This cemetery is not far from the Mount Olive Church, which is located at 154 Donham Rd., Mapletown (Monongahela Township, Greene County) Pennsylvania 15338
_____
This cemetery is also known as the Jacob Garrison Cemetery or the Cemetery on the Schuyler Garrison Farm (Monongahela Township, Greene County, PA).
_____
George Garrison, was the older brother to Leonard Garrison, who is also buried in this cemetery. They were the sons of Frederick Garrison Jr. and Margaret Haynes. The youngest brother, Jacob Garrison, inherited the farm when their father died.
_____
He served in the Revolutionary War.
George "Garison" was on the 1789 Greene Twp., Washington Co., PA Tax List, exonerated due to the "Incurtions & Depredation of the Indians."
He served in the Washington Co., PA Militia under Serg. Abner Braddock from 16 April 1791 until 24 May 1791, a total of 39 days. His salary was $3.00 per month, and he received "3 dollars and 9 dimes" in pay (PA Archives Series 6, vol. 5, p. 564).
He was commissioned as a lieutenant in the Washington Co., PA Militia, and a record of his commission is preserved in the PA Archives:
Monday Aug. 29, 1796 A return of the election of sundry militia officers by John Heaton, brigade inspector of the County of Washington, to fill vacancies of that County being made to the Governor.
Commissions were issued to the following named persons,
vizt.:
...1st Reg.
2nd Comp.
Lieut.
George Garrison...
(PA Archives Series 6, vol. 4, p. 550).
Letters of Administration for his estate were granted to James Garrison and Corbly Bowen on 20 April 1843; bond was posted by John Williamson and Irad Garrison. The inventory of his estate was filed on 20 May 1843 (Estate No. 1078; Greene Co., PA Will Book 2, p. 176).
_____
A list of the children of George & Elizabeth Garrison is found in the book, "The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families, A Genealogical History of the Upper Monogahela Valley".
Originally published: 1950
Author: Howard Louis Leckey
Page 670-671
1.) James Garrison; married (1) Elizabeth South; married (2) Ruth Everly.
2.) Joanna Garrison; married Corbly Bowan, who died about 1853.
3.) Jerusha Garrison; married Thomas Steele, and lived in Wetzel County, West Virginia.
4.) Rachel Garrison; married Richard Cooke.
5.) Frederick Garrison; married Amy Evans. He died December 11, 1855, aged 60 years. His wife died July 12, 1890 aged 87 years.
6.) Irad (Ned) Garrison, born 1805, died 1889; married Phoebe Swan, born 1820.
7.) Sarah Garrison; married Peter Wolfe.
8.) Rebecca Garrison; married Daniel Miller. She was born in 1810, and died in 1837, leaving a son George Garrison Miller.
9.) Matilda Garrison, born June 27, 1812, died January 18, 1885; married Philip Shough. They had a daughter, Mattie Shough.
10.) Josephus Garrison, born September 25, 1817, died January 18, 1905; married Rebecca Bowlby.
11.) Abner Garrison, born 1803; married Hannah Morris.
This cemetery is not far from the Mount Olive Church, which is located at 154 Donham Rd., Mapletown (Monongahela Township, Greene County) Pennsylvania 15338
_____
This cemetery is also known as the Jacob Garrison Cemetery or the Cemetery on the Schuyler Garrison Farm (Monongahela Township, Greene County, PA).
_____
George Garrison, was the older brother to Leonard Garrison, who is also buried in this cemetery. They were the sons of Frederick Garrison Jr. and Margaret Haynes. The youngest brother, Jacob Garrison, inherited the farm when their father died.
_____
He served in the Revolutionary War.
George "Garison" was on the 1789 Greene Twp., Washington Co., PA Tax List, exonerated due to the "Incurtions & Depredation of the Indians."
He served in the Washington Co., PA Militia under Serg. Abner Braddock from 16 April 1791 until 24 May 1791, a total of 39 days. His salary was $3.00 per month, and he received "3 dollars and 9 dimes" in pay (PA Archives Series 6, vol. 5, p. 564).
He was commissioned as a lieutenant in the Washington Co., PA Militia, and a record of his commission is preserved in the PA Archives:
Monday Aug. 29, 1796 A return of the election of sundry militia officers by John Heaton, brigade inspector of the County of Washington, to fill vacancies of that County being made to the Governor.
Commissions were issued to the following named persons,
vizt.:
...1st Reg.
2nd Comp.
Lieut.
George Garrison...
(PA Archives Series 6, vol. 4, p. 550).
Letters of Administration for his estate were granted to James Garrison and Corbly Bowen on 20 April 1843; bond was posted by John Williamson and Irad Garrison. The inventory of his estate was filed on 20 May 1843 (Estate No. 1078; Greene Co., PA Will Book 2, p. 176).
_____
A list of the children of George & Elizabeth Garrison is found in the book, "The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families, A Genealogical History of the Upper Monogahela Valley".
Originally published: 1950
Author: Howard Louis Leckey
Page 670-671
1.) James Garrison; married (1) Elizabeth South; married (2) Ruth Everly.
2.) Joanna Garrison; married Corbly Bowan, who died about 1853.
3.) Jerusha Garrison; married Thomas Steele, and lived in Wetzel County, West Virginia.
4.) Rachel Garrison; married Richard Cooke.
5.) Frederick Garrison; married Amy Evans. He died December 11, 1855, aged 60 years. His wife died July 12, 1890 aged 87 years.
6.) Irad (Ned) Garrison, born 1805, died 1889; married Phoebe Swan, born 1820.
7.) Sarah Garrison; married Peter Wolfe.
8.) Rebecca Garrison; married Daniel Miller. She was born in 1810, and died in 1837, leaving a son George Garrison Miller.
9.) Matilda Garrison, born June 27, 1812, died January 18, 1885; married Philip Shough. They had a daughter, Mattie Shough.
10.) Josephus Garrison, born September 25, 1817, died January 18, 1905; married Rebecca Bowlby.
11.) Abner Garrison, born 1803; married Hannah Morris.
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