Display Patriot - P-241113 - Andrew Mauney MANN

Andrew Mauney MANN

SAR Patriot #: P-241113

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State of Service: PA Qualifying Service: Captain

DAR #: A134077

Birth: 01 Aug 1739 Wurttenburg / / Germany
Death: 13 Jan 1818 bur / Fulton / PA

Qualifying Service Description:

Colonel Aeneas Mackey, 8th PA Regiment

Additional References:

PA Archives
- 2nd Series, Vol 1, pg 655, 657, 659; Vol 13, pg 138
- 5th Series, Vol 3,pp 314, 318, 320, 367, 368, 375
- 6th Series, Vol 13, pg 34

Spouse: (1) Rachel Egnor; (2) Jane McClelland
Children: Bernard; Joseph; Samuel; Jacob; Rachel; John;

Members Who Share This Ancestor

Date Approved	Society	ACN	SAR Member Info	Lineage via Child
1962-11-26	PA	Unassigned	Frank Robinson Rex (89144)	Bernard
1989-12-12	IN	220384	Theodore Rex Legler II USA (Ret.) (133048)	Bernard
1992-12-07	CA	211822	Vernie Greene (139843)	John
1993-11-12	WV	210070	Charles Alexander Gore (141594)	Samuel
2000-03-15	IN	3650	Theodore Rex Legler III (153516)	Bernard
2009-07-09	OH	35891	Lewis Willard Mann (174597)	Bernard
2009-07-09	OH	35892	Terry Alan Mann (174598)	Bernard
2009-07-09	OH	35893	Bruce Todd Mann (174599)	Bernard
2009-10-09	IN	35216	Andrew Scott Blackmer (165720)	Bernard
2009-10-09	IN	35217	Dylan James Blackmer (160889)	Bernard
2009-10-09	IN	35218	Rowan Asher Jones (170183)	Bernard
2014-04-24	FL	56925	David Eben Mann Sr. (190834)	Bernard
2014-04-24	FL	56926	David Eben Mann Jr. (190835)	Bernard
2016-11-15	MD	70993	Robert Paul Higdon Jr. (194216)	Joseph
2017-08-11	WV	76534	Robert Alan Back (204083)	Samuel

Burial:

Bethel Community Church Cemetery_(C-0114185)

Location:

Warfordsburg / Fulton / PA / USA

Find A Grave Cemetery #:

2264271

Grave Plot #:

Grave GPS Coordinates:

n/a

Find A Grave Memorial #:

58748740

Marker Type:

Headstone

SAR Grave Dedication Date:

Comments:

Patriot contemporary stone, upright, partially legible
Image 1, by permission: Robert Paul Higdon Jr., Maryland Society SAR

Directions to Cemetery / Gravesite:

Photo: 1 of 1

Author: Robert Paul Higdon Jr.
In the History of Fulton County, Pennsylvania in Chapter LXXXIX, on page 652 and 653, states that Andrew Mann was living in Bethel Township, Bedford County and listed as being a taxable inhabitant for the year 1774. He is the same Andrew Mann, Sr. who came from Germany to New Jersey and thence to Pigeon Cove, before the revolution.

Under authority of a resolution of congress, dated July 15, 1776 (Journal, vol 1, 411-419) the 8th Pennsylvania Regiment of the Continental Line in 1776 was raised for the defense of the western frontier. The Bedford County company was commanded by Captain Andrew Mann whose home was in that part of Bedford now known as Fulton County. See the History of Bedford County, Pennsylvania, The Revolutionary Period, page 85.

Captain in the Pennsylvania Line September 14, 1776. Captain Andrew Mann commanded a company of Bedford County, Pennsylvania soldiers who fought with George Washington's troops at the Battle of Brandywine and at Germantown.

Son of the American Revolution
1. Served as Revolutionary Soldier, as listed in PA. Archives, Series. 2, Vol. 13, Page 138

2. A personal family record states Andrew Mann enlisted Sept. 14, 1776.

3. Served as Captain of company in Col Daniel Brodhead Command, Eighth Pennsylvania Regiment which was authorized by Congress July 15, 1776 as stated in Pennsylvania Archives, Series 5, Vol. 3, Pages 305, 307, 308. These latter pages stating that Col. Daniel Brodhead’s Command experienced active service.

4. Made return as Captain, as set forth in Pennsylvania Archives, Series 6, Vol. 3, pages 318 & 319.

5. Reported sick in quarters May 2, 1777 to June 9, 1777, Pennsylvania Archives Series 5, Vol. 3, pages 314, 318, 319, 320.

6. Served as Major in Lieut. Col. Thomas Paxton Battalion Pennsylvania Archives Series 6, Vol. 3, page 17.

7. Subject to Militia Duty in 1783 - 1790 Pennsylvania Archives Series 6, Vol. 3, page 34

Pennsylvania Archives Series 2, Vol. 13, Page 138
Series 5, Vol. 3, Pages 305, 307, 308, 314, 318, 319, 320
Series 6, Vol. 3, Pages 17 & 34

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