https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/44906/garrison-cemetery
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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Leonard Garrison, was the younger brother to Capt. George 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.
Comment on above:
Leonard Garrison and his older brother Capt. George Garrison both married into the Long family, George married Elizabeth Long & Leonard married Rebecca Long. The wife's were 1st cousins to each other. Elizabeth's father was John Long III and Rebecca's father was David Long. Both fathers were the sons of John Long Jr. and Ann Herrington.
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Leonard L. Garrison moved to Fayette County PA in about 1774.
He served in the Revolutionary War -- was drafted at Jarretsford in Greene County, PA July 1777. He was 17 years old. He was under the command of Samuel Swingler. He served two months on missions involving defense of the frontier against Indians. A few days after returning home there was another Indian alarm; he again was called out and went under the command of Stephen Gapen and some subordinate officers, this time for a period of six weeks. In May 1778 he was again drafted for two months service which took him into Westmoreland County under Lt. Henry Myers and into Fayette County near the Virginia kine under Col. Alexander McClean. In September 1778 he went out in a party of which Georfe [George] Garrison was in command for a term of six weeks or so. These tours of active service added up to about seven months. Subsequently he was selected as a volunteer minuteman to be ready at a moments notice for service on the frontier, where the "savages" periodically committed robberies and murders. In the capacity he was called out for short tours as a scout or spy for the purpose of countering Indian depredations, and he served on these short tours until the end of the war.
This information from book "Garrison and Allied Families" 929.2 G193Mm.
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The oldest son of Leonard Garrison and Rebecca Long was David Garrison (my 3rd great-grandfather), he was named after his mothers father, David Long. There is very little information on David Garrison. We only know the name of one son, Daniel (my 2nd great-grandfather). This Daniel Garrison is buried at West Alexander Cemetery, West Alexander, Donegal Twp, Washington County, Pennsylvania. His grave Memorial can be found at link below.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=147090288
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Leonard Garrison is my 4th great-grandfather (on my mother side of the family).
My GEDmatch.Com Kit Number is M337206
Other Garrison DNA relatives to me are as follows:
GEDmatch.Com Autosomal Comparison
Kit Number
A494155 (James Garrison)
A749266 (BonnieWWard)
A755003 (Barbara McAllister Long)
A004716 (George Will)
F211876 (Roger Graham)
A622560 (*mabelblake)
A061148 (Michael Winterton)
F320099 (Judy Burns)
A483192 (*JMcBride4812)
F168002 (*Gary William Russell)
A185648 (Tabitha Britten)
A495184 (*susiefpa57)
Rebecca Long was the wife of Leonard Garrison and daughter of David Long & Sarah Flowers, my DNA relatives on the Long & Flowers side of the family are as follows:
GEDmatch.Com Autosomal Comparison
Kit Number
A686990 (*BetsyMo)
A703544 (*WayneMo)
A948330 (*AmyMo)
A004716 (George Will)
A061148 (Michael Winterton)
A185648 (Tabitha Britten)
A755003 (Barbara McAllister Long)
F211876 (Roger Graham)
A283360 (Caroline Eve Volle)
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).
_____
Leonard Garrison, was the younger brother to Capt. George 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.
Comment on above:
Leonard Garrison and his older brother Capt. George Garrison both married into the Long family, George married Elizabeth Long & Leonard married Rebecca Long. The wife's were 1st cousins to each other. Elizabeth's father was John Long III and Rebecca's father was David Long. Both fathers were the sons of John Long Jr. and Ann Herrington.
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Leonard L. Garrison moved to Fayette County PA in about 1774.
He served in the Revolutionary War -- was drafted at Jarretsford in Greene County, PA July 1777. He was 17 years old. He was under the command of Samuel Swingler. He served two months on missions involving defense of the frontier against Indians. A few days after returning home there was another Indian alarm; he again was called out and went under the command of Stephen Gapen and some subordinate officers, this time for a period of six weeks. In May 1778 he was again drafted for two months service which took him into Westmoreland County under Lt. Henry Myers and into Fayette County near the Virginia kine under Col. Alexander McClean. In September 1778 he went out in a party of which Georfe [George] Garrison was in command for a term of six weeks or so. These tours of active service added up to about seven months. Subsequently he was selected as a volunteer minuteman to be ready at a moments notice for service on the frontier, where the "savages" periodically committed robberies and murders. In the capacity he was called out for short tours as a scout or spy for the purpose of countering Indian depredations, and he served on these short tours until the end of the war.
This information from book "Garrison and Allied Families" 929.2 G193Mm.
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The oldest son of Leonard Garrison and Rebecca Long was David Garrison (my 3rd great-grandfather), he was named after his mothers father, David Long. There is very little information on David Garrison. We only know the name of one son, Daniel (my 2nd great-grandfather). This Daniel Garrison is buried at West Alexander Cemetery, West Alexander, Donegal Twp, Washington County, Pennsylvania. His grave Memorial can be found at link below.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=147090288
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Leonard Garrison is my 4th great-grandfather (on my mother side of the family).
My GEDmatch.Com Kit Number is M337206
Other Garrison DNA relatives to me are as follows:
GEDmatch.Com Autosomal Comparison
Kit Number
A494155 (James Garrison)
A749266 (BonnieWWard)
A755003 (Barbara McAllister Long)
A004716 (George Will)
F211876 (Roger Graham)
A622560 (*mabelblake)
A061148 (Michael Winterton)
F320099 (Judy Burns)
A483192 (*JMcBride4812)
F168002 (*Gary William Russell)
A185648 (Tabitha Britten)
A495184 (*susiefpa57)
Rebecca Long was the wife of Leonard Garrison and daughter of David Long & Sarah Flowers, my DNA relatives on the Long & Flowers side of the family are as follows:
GEDmatch.Com Autosomal Comparison
Kit Number
A686990 (*BetsyMo)
A703544 (*WayneMo)
A948330 (*AmyMo)
A004716 (George Will)
A061148 (Michael Winterton)
A185648 (Tabitha Britten)
A755003 (Barbara McAllister Long)
F211876 (Roger Graham)
A283360 (Caroline Eve Volle)
https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/44906/garrison-cemetery
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).
_____
Leonard Garrison, was the younger brother to Capt. George 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.
Comment on above:
Leonard Garrison and his older brother Capt. George Garrison both married into the Long family, George married Elizabeth Long & Leonard married Rebecca Long. The wife's were 1st cousins to each other. Elizabeth's father was John Long III and Rebecca's father was David Long. Both fathers were the sons of John Long Jr. and Ann Herrington.
_____
Leonard L. Garrison moved to Fayette County PA in about 1774.
He served in the Revolutionary War -- was drafted at Jarretsford in Greene County, PA July 1777. He was 17 years old. He was under the command of Samuel Swingler. He served two months on missions involving defense of the frontier against Indians. A few days after returning home there was another Indian alarm; he again was called out and went under the command of Stephen Gapen and some subordinate officers, this time for a period of six weeks. In May 1778 he was again drafted for two months service which took him into Westmoreland County under Lt. Henry Myers and into Fayette County near the Virginia kine under Col. Alexander McClean. In September 1778 he went out in a party of which Georfe [George] Garrison was in command for a term of six weeks or so. These tours of active service added up to about seven months. Subsequently he was selected as a volunteer minuteman to be ready at a moments notice for service on the frontier, where the "savages" periodically committed robberies and murders. In the capacity he was called out for short tours as a scout or spy for the purpose of countering Indian depredations, and he served on these short tours until the end of the war.
This information from book "Garrison and Allied Families" 929.2 G193Mm.
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The oldest son of Leonard Garrison and Rebecca Long was David Garrison (my 3rd great-grandfather), he was named after his mothers father, David Long. There is very little information on David Garrison. We only know the name of one son, Daniel (my 2nd great-grandfather). This Daniel Garrison is buried at West Alexander Cemetery, West Alexander, Donegal Twp, Washington County, Pennsylvania. His grave Memorial can be found at link below.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=147090288
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Leonard Garrison is my 4th great-grandfather (on my mother side of the family).
My GEDmatch.Com Kit Number is M337206
Other Garrison DNA relatives to me are as follows:
GEDmatch.Com Autosomal Comparison
Kit Number
A494155 (James Garrison)
A749266 (BonnieWWard)
A755003 (Barbara McAllister Long)
A004716 (George Will)
F211876 (Roger Graham)
A622560 (*mabelblake)
A061148 (Michael Winterton)
F320099 (Judy Burns)
A483192 (*JMcBride4812)
F168002 (*Gary William Russell)
A185648 (Tabitha Britten)
A495184 (*susiefpa57)
Rebecca Long was the wife of Leonard Garrison and daughter of David Long & Sarah Flowers, my DNA relatives on the Long & Flowers side of the family are as follows:
GEDmatch.Com Autosomal Comparison
Kit Number
A686990 (*BetsyMo)
A703544 (*WayneMo)
A948330 (*AmyMo)
A004716 (George Will)
A061148 (Michael Winterton)
A185648 (Tabitha Britten)
A755003 (Barbara McAllister Long)
F211876 (Roger Graham)
A283360 (Caroline Eve Volle)
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).
_____
Leonard Garrison, was the younger brother to Capt. George 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.
Comment on above:
Leonard Garrison and his older brother Capt. George Garrison both married into the Long family, George married Elizabeth Long & Leonard married Rebecca Long. The wife's were 1st cousins to each other. Elizabeth's father was John Long III and Rebecca's father was David Long. Both fathers were the sons of John Long Jr. and Ann Herrington.
_____
Leonard L. Garrison moved to Fayette County PA in about 1774.
He served in the Revolutionary War -- was drafted at Jarretsford in Greene County, PA July 1777. He was 17 years old. He was under the command of Samuel Swingler. He served two months on missions involving defense of the frontier against Indians. A few days after returning home there was another Indian alarm; he again was called out and went under the command of Stephen Gapen and some subordinate officers, this time for a period of six weeks. In May 1778 he was again drafted for two months service which took him into Westmoreland County under Lt. Henry Myers and into Fayette County near the Virginia kine under Col. Alexander McClean. In September 1778 he went out in a party of which Georfe [George] Garrison was in command for a term of six weeks or so. These tours of active service added up to about seven months. Subsequently he was selected as a volunteer minuteman to be ready at a moments notice for service on the frontier, where the "savages" periodically committed robberies and murders. In the capacity he was called out for short tours as a scout or spy for the purpose of countering Indian depredations, and he served on these short tours until the end of the war.
This information from book "Garrison and Allied Families" 929.2 G193Mm.
____
The oldest son of Leonard Garrison and Rebecca Long was David Garrison (my 3rd great-grandfather), he was named after his mothers father, David Long. There is very little information on David Garrison. We only know the name of one son, Daniel (my 2nd great-grandfather). This Daniel Garrison is buried at West Alexander Cemetery, West Alexander, Donegal Twp, Washington County, Pennsylvania. His grave Memorial can be found at link below.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=147090288
_____
Leonard Garrison is my 4th great-grandfather (on my mother side of the family).
My GEDmatch.Com Kit Number is M337206
Other Garrison DNA relatives to me are as follows:
GEDmatch.Com Autosomal Comparison
Kit Number
A494155 (James Garrison)
A749266 (BonnieWWard)
A755003 (Barbara McAllister Long)
A004716 (George Will)
F211876 (Roger Graham)
A622560 (*mabelblake)
A061148 (Michael Winterton)
F320099 (Judy Burns)
A483192 (*JMcBride4812)
F168002 (*Gary William Russell)
A185648 (Tabitha Britten)
A495184 (*susiefpa57)
Rebecca Long was the wife of Leonard Garrison and daughter of David Long & Sarah Flowers, my DNA relatives on the Long & Flowers side of the family are as follows:
GEDmatch.Com Autosomal Comparison
Kit Number
A686990 (*BetsyMo)
A703544 (*WayneMo)
A948330 (*AmyMo)
A004716 (George Will)
A061148 (Michael Winterton)
A185648 (Tabitha Britten)
A755003 (Barbara McAllister Long)
F211876 (Roger Graham)
A283360 (Caroline Eve Volle)
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