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Jacob Glatz is also spelled Clotz in some reports of the Lancaster units.

Image, found in Revolutionary War Pensions: Page 5 · 27 Jan 2013 You

Jacob Glass was from Rochester, NY. A stone mason by trade, he was in his 40's with two young children when he joined. Glass was wounded in the second Union assault on Marye's…

Image, found in Civil War and Later Veterans Pension Index: Glass, Jacob · 16 Jan 2012 You

James Adam on this page is really "James Adams". He served as Captain of Cumberland militia in 1778.

Image, found in Pennsylvania Archives: Page 624 · 20 Dec 2011 You

We know that Samuel Montjar was the father of Samuel Jr., John, and Richard Monjar. Samuel Montjar came from Kent County, Maryland before settling in Venango County, PA. Before…

Image, found in Pennsylvania Archives: Page 4752 · 15 Feb 2009 You

That was the defeat of General St. Clair.

Image, found in Revolutionary War Pensions: Page 30 · 01 Feb 2009 You

The James Brevard mentioned here was actually James Bovard, Esq.

Image, found in Revolutionary War Pensions: Page 15 · 12 Nov 2008 You

The correct spelling of this name is Beighley. William is living next to his son, Conrad.

Image, found in Census - US Federal 1860: Page 132 · 18 Oct 2008 You

William Bieghley Memorial Page

This is William Beighley (1787-1868) who was the youngest son of Conrad Beighley. He moved to Tiffin County from Butler County, PA after the death of his wife. The "Synthian"…

Memorial Page: William Bieghley · 10 Jun 2008 You

The annotation able Colonel "Wardis" is not correct. This should read "the Colonel was disabled"....

Image, found in Revolutionary War Pensions: Page 5 · 31 Dec 2007 You

Rowson should be Robinson.

Image, found in Revolutionary War Pensions: Page 6 · 31 Oct 2007 You

Lemuel lost a leg at Deep Bottom, Va., Aug. 16, 1864 . He is buried in Prairie Cemetery, Harrisville, PA. His tombstone mistakenly says that he was in the 79th PA!

Image, found in Civil War and Later Veterans Pension Index: Mc Gill, Lemuel · 31 May 2007 You

This is the only document that names both Helm and John McGill. It helps to clarify that they were different men. Helm McGill lived in Liberty Township, Mercer, PA along this…

Image, found in Pennsylvania Archives: Page 5441 · 19 Apr 2007 You

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