Patriot in the American Revolutionary War
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Militia
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DAR Magazine, Vol. 60, 1926. Page 51.
Mary Irwin, dau. of John and Margaret Irwin, married Abel Findley. John Irwin is buried near Scottsdale [sic], Pa., Westmoreland County, south edge. Margaret Irwin is buried in Round Hill Cemetery, near Elizabeth, Allegheny Co., Pa.
DAR Magazine, Vol. 64, p. 59, 1930, #13378. John Irwin came to U. S. from Ireland about 1760. He and his father settled in Eastern Pennsylvania later removing to Westmoreland Co., Pa. John married Margaret Fulton in Greenway, Pa., and died in Westmoreland County. His wife afterwards removed to the "Forks of the Youghiney" not far from McKeesport, Pa. The great grandmother is buried at Round Hill Cemetery. Revolutionary War. (M.E.V.P)
DAR Magazine, April, 1959, p. 387.
John Irwin and family lived in Cumberland Co., Pa., where he and his brother, Samuel, were with the Cumberland County Militia in the Revolutionary. Want Par., names, dates, and origin. John Irwin married Margaret Guthry Fulton II, dau. of Abraham and Margaret Guthry Fulton of Articlave, Londonderry County, Pa., John died 1795, widow moved to farm near Elizabeth, Allegheny Co., Pa. Will exchange information.
Mrs. M. P. Humphries [text omitted]
Reference - Publications of the Genealogical Society of Penn. Vol. 6, p. 255 - Abstracts of Administrations of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. John Irwin, April 17, 1795 - to James Fulton and Joseph Irwin. Surety - John Brandon.
Source: The four preceding paragraphs are excerpts from Findley Genealogy, by Mrs. Robert A. Hughes, published in St. Louis Missouri, 1967, p. 95, transcribed by HJ, February 14, 2015
Brother:
Samuel Irwin
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Militia
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DAR Magazine, Vol. 60, 1926. Page 51.
Mary Irwin, dau. of John and Margaret Irwin, married Abel Findley. John Irwin is buried near Scottsdale [sic], Pa., Westmoreland County, south edge. Margaret Irwin is buried in Round Hill Cemetery, near Elizabeth, Allegheny Co., Pa.
DAR Magazine, Vol. 64, p. 59, 1930, #13378. John Irwin came to U. S. from Ireland about 1760. He and his father settled in Eastern Pennsylvania later removing to Westmoreland Co., Pa. John married Margaret Fulton in Greenway, Pa., and died in Westmoreland County. His wife afterwards removed to the "Forks of the Youghiney" not far from McKeesport, Pa. The great grandmother is buried at Round Hill Cemetery. Revolutionary War. (M.E.V.P)
DAR Magazine, April, 1959, p. 387.
John Irwin and family lived in Cumberland Co., Pa., where he and his brother, Samuel, were with the Cumberland County Militia in the Revolutionary. Want Par., names, dates, and origin. John Irwin married Margaret Guthry Fulton II, dau. of Abraham and Margaret Guthry Fulton of Articlave, Londonderry County, Pa., John died 1795, widow moved to farm near Elizabeth, Allegheny Co., Pa. Will exchange information.
Mrs. M. P. Humphries [text omitted]
Reference - Publications of the Genealogical Society of Penn. Vol. 6, p. 255 - Abstracts of Administrations of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. John Irwin, April 17, 1795 - to James Fulton and Joseph Irwin. Surety - John Brandon.
Source: The four preceding paragraphs are excerpts from Findley Genealogy, by Mrs. Robert A. Hughes, published in St. Louis Missouri, 1967, p. 95, transcribed by HJ, February 14, 2015
Brother:
Samuel Irwin
Patriot in the American Revolutionary War
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Militia
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DAR Magazine, Vol. 60, 1926. Page 51.
Mary Irwin, dau. of John and Margaret Irwin, married Abel Findley. John Irwin is buried near Scottsdale [sic], Pa., Westmoreland County, south edge. Margaret Irwin is buried in Round Hill Cemetery, near Elizabeth, Allegheny Co., Pa.
DAR Magazine, Vol. 64, p. 59, 1930, #13378. John Irwin came to U. S. from Ireland about 1760. He and his father settled in Eastern Pennsylvania later removing to Westmoreland Co., Pa. John married Margaret Fulton in Greenway, Pa., and died in Westmoreland County. His wife afterwards removed to the "Forks of the Youghiney" not far from McKeesport, Pa. The great grandmother is buried at Round Hill Cemetery. Revolutionary War. (M.E.V.P)
DAR Magazine, April, 1959, p. 387.
John Irwin and family lived in Cumberland Co., Pa., where he and his brother, Samuel, were with the Cumberland County Militia in the Revolutionary. Want Par., names, dates, and origin. John Irwin married Margaret Guthry Fulton II, dau. of Abraham and Margaret Guthry Fulton of Articlave, Londonderry County, Pa., John died 1795, widow moved to farm near Elizabeth, Allegheny Co., Pa. Will exchange information.
Mrs. M. P. Humphries [text omitted]
Reference - Publications of the Genealogical Society of Penn. Vol. 6, p. 255 - Abstracts of Administrations of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. John Irwin, April 17, 1795 - to James Fulton and Joseph Irwin. Surety - John Brandon.
Source: The four preceding paragraphs are excerpts from Findley Genealogy, by Mrs. Robert A. Hughes, published in St. Louis Missouri, 1967, p. 95, transcribed by HJ, February 14, 2015
Brother:
Samuel Irwin
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Militia
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DAR Magazine, Vol. 60, 1926. Page 51.
Mary Irwin, dau. of John and Margaret Irwin, married Abel Findley. John Irwin is buried near Scottsdale [sic], Pa., Westmoreland County, south edge. Margaret Irwin is buried in Round Hill Cemetery, near Elizabeth, Allegheny Co., Pa.
DAR Magazine, Vol. 64, p. 59, 1930, #13378. John Irwin came to U. S. from Ireland about 1760. He and his father settled in Eastern Pennsylvania later removing to Westmoreland Co., Pa. John married Margaret Fulton in Greenway, Pa., and died in Westmoreland County. His wife afterwards removed to the "Forks of the Youghiney" not far from McKeesport, Pa. The great grandmother is buried at Round Hill Cemetery. Revolutionary War. (M.E.V.P)
DAR Magazine, April, 1959, p. 387.
John Irwin and family lived in Cumberland Co., Pa., where he and his brother, Samuel, were with the Cumberland County Militia in the Revolutionary. Want Par., names, dates, and origin. John Irwin married Margaret Guthry Fulton II, dau. of Abraham and Margaret Guthry Fulton of Articlave, Londonderry County, Pa., John died 1795, widow moved to farm near Elizabeth, Allegheny Co., Pa. Will exchange information.
Mrs. M. P. Humphries [text omitted]
Reference - Publications of the Genealogical Society of Penn. Vol. 6, p. 255 - Abstracts of Administrations of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. John Irwin, April 17, 1795 - to James Fulton and Joseph Irwin. Surety - John Brandon.
Source: The four preceding paragraphs are excerpts from Findley Genealogy, by Mrs. Robert A. Hughes, published in St. Louis Missouri, 1967, p. 95, transcribed by HJ, February 14, 2015
Brother:
Samuel Irwin
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