Person:John Ferree (16)

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John Ferree
b.Abt 1750 Bart Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
d.1815 Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Parents and Siblings
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m. Aft 1750
  1. John FerreeAbt 1750 - 1815
  2. Mary Ferree1755 - 1828
  3. Joel W Ferree1760 - 1802
  4. Susanna FerreeAbt 1765 - Aft 1797
  5. Elisha 'Elijah' Ferree, Sr.Abt 1771 - 1832
  6. Lydia FerreeAbt 1773 - Bef 1787
  7. Ephraim Ferree1773 - 1808
  8. Catherine 'Kate' FerreeAbt 1774 -
  9. Sarah 'Sallie' FerreeAbt 1775 -
  10. Rebecca FerreeAbt 1776 -
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  John FerreeAbt 1750 - 1815
  • W.  Jane IrwinAbt 1755 - 1825
m. Abt 1776
  1. William John FerreeAbt 1778 - 1829
  2. John FerreeAbt 1780 - 1857
  3. Mary 'Polly' FerreeAbt 1782 -
  4. Nancy FerreeAbt 1784 -
  5. George Ferree1794 - Aft 1856
  6. Jane Ferree1798 -
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2][3][4][5] John Ferree
Gender Male
Birth[6] Abt 1750 Bart Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Occupation[7][5][8] Aft 1770 Saddler
Other? 1773 Sheriff of Lancaster County, PennsylvaniaGovernment Service
Military[7][5] Abt 1776 Aide to General John Wilkins
Marriage Abt 1776 Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (?)to Jane Irwin
Other? Jun 1786 Of his Father's EstateBeneficiary
Death[2] 1815 Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Other[5] Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, PennsylvaniaResidence - Principal

The Leacock Presbyterian Church - 1740-1940, pages 25 and 30-31

Lancaster County's first move in the direction of the Revolution was made December 15, 1774 when a Committee of Observation and Correspondence was elected, composed of sixty members. . . . Various meetings of the Committee were held soon, one on April 27th, 1775, two days after the Battle of Lexington. By May 3rd this committee resolved to take a census of the white inhabitants. Within a week companies of Associators were forming in some of the townships. John Ferree of Strasburg Township, was Colonel of the Association of this neighborhood formed on 5 July 1775. A battalion under his command started the march to the Jerseys on 19 August 1776.

References
  1. ↑ Michael Smoke <Msmoke@@msn.com>. Smoke, Michael.

    1002 NE 198th Street, Shoreline, Washington, USA, 98155, Mikesmoke@@Comcast.Net, 206-362-0504

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Michael Smoke <Msmoke@@msn.com>. Smoke, Michael.

    Date of Import: Dec 18, 2004

  3. ↑ Jessie A. Landis nee Witmer. Ferree - du Bois Family Tree. (1913).
  4. ↑ kamp3genealogy@@netscape.net. Heisterkamp, Charles, III, M.D..

    1949 Pine Drive, Lancaster, PA, 17601, ckamp3@@netscape,net, 717-392-0562

  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Charles Heisterkamp, III, M.D. Annotated Landis Ferree Tree. (30 April 2004).

    Date of Import: Jul 14, 2004

  6. ↑ Michael Smoke - mikesmoke@@comcast.net. Smoke Ferree CD - November 2004. (about November 2004).
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 John Wesley Ferree, Simpson Elliot Ferree, George Bennett Ferree. Ferree Family Tree (2). (1963)
    Chart 24.
  8. ↑ Estimated date.
  9.   Charles Heisterkamp, III, M.D..

    1949 Pine Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, 17601-5529, kamp3genealogy@netscape.net

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