Display Patriot - P-339700 - Charles LANSDALE

Charles LANSDALE

SAR Patriot #: P-339700

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State of Service: MD      Qualifying Service: Civil Service
DAR #: A069137

Birth: 1742 / / MD
Death: aft 01 Jun 1797 / Montgomery / MD

Qualifying Service Description:

Appointment by State to Deliver Monies


Additional References:

Archives of Maryland, Volume 11, pg 277; Volume 12, pg 79-80


Spouse: Catherine Wheeler
Children: Henry;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
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2014-12-04 TX 61657 Jerome Roger Brown (193094) Henry   
2015-07-27 MN 65260 James Harlow Brown (195654) Henry   
2015-07-27 MN 65261 John Max Brown (195655) Henry   
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Author: Christopher Willard Moberg

Charles Lansdale was born in 1742 at Maryland.  He married Catherine Wheeler at Maryland, April 19, 1767.  During the American Revolution, he was a dispatch rider for Maryland, and was appointed by the state to deliver money.  Charles Lansdale died after June 1, 1797, at Montgomery County, Maryland.

 


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