Display Patriot - P-272856 - John POWER

John POWER

SAR Patriot #: P-272856

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State of Service: PA      Qualifying Service: 2nd Lieutenant
DAR #: A092180

Birth: 06 Jan 1757 / Chester / PA
Death: 21 Jul 1805 / Westmoreland / PA

Qualifying Service Description:

2Lt - 2nd Batt.,Chester Co., PA Militia


Additional References:

PA Arch, 5th Ser, Vol 5, pg 515


Spouse: Margaret Finley
Children: Patrick; Margaret; Isabelle; John;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
1998-12-21 PA 2307 Paul Philip Corbett (145101) Partrick   
1999-11-29 MO 5183 Robert Porter Corbett (131007) Patrick   
2017-08-23 PA 76664 Patrick John Alterio (204219) Patrick   
2020-07-17 PA 92766 Jack Lucci Klug (216195) Patrick   
Location:
Belle Vernon / Fayette / PA / USA
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Comments:
  • Find-a-Grave cites
    • Col John Power
    • Wife and six named children


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