Veteran of War of 1812
Could not find a Leeds County, PA on current US map. Found a Leeds, Cecil
County, Maryland.Etnyre and Christian.ged
Occupation: Farmer
Lt. War of 1812 1836-Migrated to Carroll Co., IL Married by Rev. Keedy, in Washington County, MDSold.-Rev War DAR erected commemorative marker of grave as Revolutionary War Soldier
Event: Rev.War Temster(Soldier) 1776 Pennsylvania Militia: Pension 11 mths. service
Occupation: Owned Sawmill Event: Scource The Christian Family Chronicals
TEXT "Christian Family Chronicles" Pension application-Revolutionary War.Schwartzwald Church Records, Exeter twp
ANCSETRY.COM (3/2002) : ID: I2535
Title: TITLE Note: TEXT "Christian Family Chronicles" Title: TITLE Note: TEXT Cemetery Marker
Note: 1837-Migrated with family to Carroll Co., IL
Revolutionary War Veteran. From a letter received from the Veteran's
Administration, Washington, D.C.:
"Reference is made to your letter of September 8, in which you request the
Revolutionary War record of Daniel Christian who was pensioned while living in
Washington County, Maryland.
His record follows as found in claim for pension, S. 8201, based upon the
Revolutionary War service of Daniel Christian.
Daniel Christian was born in November, 1762, in Berks County, PA; the names
of his parents are not known.
While residing in Reading,Berks County, PA, he volunteered in September
1776, and served two months as private in Captain George Will's Pennsylvania company. He
enlisted in December 1778, served two months as private in Captain Kit's
Pennsylvania company, and was engaged in guarding the Continental stores and
prisoners. He enlisted June 1st, 1780, served as a private in Captain Spoon's
company, Colonel Butler's Pennsylvania regiment, and was discharged January
1st, 1781.
Daniel Christian lived for four or five years after the Revolutionary War
in Berks County, PA, then moved to Washington County, Maryland.
He was allowed pension on his application executed April 4, 1833, while a
resident of Boonsborough, Washington County, MD."Note by Lyn Marshall: The above is copied from the letter from Fay
Christian to Lulu Christian. Fay sent it in response to Lulu's request
for info for her DAR application. It sounded, from his letter, as if Fay was
the one that received the original letter from the VA. References noted were:Pennsylvania Archives Vol. 10 page 592, and Pension Office Book E. Vol. 5 page
102.Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots
Name Cemetery Location Reference
CHRISTIAN, Daniel Sr Oak Hill Cem Mt Carroll IL 38 Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.1, p. —Serial: 10448; Volume: 2
TEXT "Christian Family Chronicles"
ANCESTRY.COM (3/2002) : ID: I4430
from Marshall records & Natalie Haines Thomson
moved to Richibucto, Kent Co., N.B. 11 Mar 1848
place of birth Nova Scotia (from Wm John's death certificate)
1871 Canadian Census Index Head of Household
HAINS, JOHN; Sex: Male; Age: 46
Born: 1825 @ ENGLAND - Unknown code Position in home: Head of House
Religion: Church of England, Anglican
Ethnic Origin: ENGLISH
Occupation: Farm labourer
Electoral District Code: 043 Electoral Sub-district Code: B
Enumerator's Division: 4 40 Enumerator's Page Number: 70
Electoral Sub-district Name: Whitchurch
from Marshall records & Catherine Alane Stevens
Alice had brother Robert ChildsDeath info:
Submission Search: 671198-121299215021 CD-ROM: Pedigree Resource File - Compact Disc #8 CD-ROM Features: Pedigree View, Family View, Individual View, Reports, Downloadable GEDCOM files, Notes and Sources.
source: Catherine Alane Stevens pedigree chart
single; sailor
source: Catherine Alane Stevens pedigree chart
George W. was a career US Navy; retired in CA
source: Catherine Alane Stevens pedigree chart
sailor; lost at sea 50 mi. from Cape Ann
source: Catherine Alane Stevens pedigree chart
"FREDERICK MD LUTHERAN MARRIAGES & DEATHS 1748-1811", Frederick Sheely Wessin
shows marriage to Ludewig.