He was a Revolutionary War Soldier and is listed with both the DAR and SAR.
Gilbert and father Wllliam were in Westmoreland County, PA ,during Revolutionary War.
Served as a Private with Captain Thomas Bell, in the Pennsylvania Militia, of Fort Cumberland. Served in Col. Rawlings regiment.
Gilbert served with the Pennsylvania Militia, 1st Class, called on duty July 10, 1782.
Proof: Pennsylvania Archives, Series 6, Volume 2, pg 342
Named on Bronze Tablet (../QR/rushcoplaq3.jpg) in Rush County Courthouse.
He was also a minister/preacher.
Gilbert and father Wllliam were in Westmoreland County, PA ,during Revolutionary War.
Served as a Private with Captain Thomas Bell, in the Pennsylvania Militia, of Fort Cumberland. Served in Col. Rawlings regiment.
Gilbert served with the Pennsylvania Militia, 1st Class, called on duty July 10, 1782.
Proof: Pennsylvania Archives, Series 6, Volume 2, pg 342
Named on Bronze Tablet (../QR/rushcoplaq3.jpg) in Rush County Courthouse.
He was also a minister/preacher.
He was a Revolutionary War Soldier and is listed with both the DAR and SAR.
Gilbert and father Wllliam were in Westmoreland County, PA ,during Revolutionary War.
Served as a Private with Captain Thomas Bell, in the Pennsylvania Militia, of Fort Cumberland. Served in Col. Rawlings regiment.
Gilbert served with the Pennsylvania Militia, 1st Class, called on duty July 10, 1782.
Proof: Pennsylvania Archives, Series 6, Volume 2, pg 342
Named on Bronze Tablet (../QR/rushcoplaq3.jpg) in Rush County Courthouse.
He was also a minister/preacher.
Gilbert and father Wllliam were in Westmoreland County, PA ,during Revolutionary War.
Served as a Private with Captain Thomas Bell, in the Pennsylvania Militia, of Fort Cumberland. Served in Col. Rawlings regiment.
Gilbert served with the Pennsylvania Militia, 1st Class, called on duty July 10, 1782.
Proof: Pennsylvania Archives, Series 6, Volume 2, pg 342
Named on Bronze Tablet (../QR/rushcoplaq3.jpg) in Rush County Courthouse.
He was also a minister/preacher.
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Cemetery (RU085) now abandoned, only a few grave markers left standing.
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