Colonial and revolutionary families of Pennsylvania; genealogical and personal memoirs . eclaration of was but twenty-seven days after the fight at Concord and Lexington andfifteen days prior to the Mechlenburg declaration. It was here also, on July13, 1782, that the last battle during the Revolution with the British and Indians,fighting as allies, occurred, ending in the destruction of the former county seatof, what was then, all western Pennsylvania. John Steel married (first) hiscousin, Martha Walker, daughter of Andrew and Sallie (Donaldson) Walker,of, what was then, Virg
Colonial and revolutionary families of Pennsylvania; genealogical and personal memoirs . eclaration of was but twenty-seven days after the fight at Concord and Lexington andfifteen days prior to the Mechlenburg declaration. It was here also, on July13, 1782, that the last battle during the Revolution with the British and Indians,fighting as allies, occurred, ending in the destruction of the former county seatof, what was then, all western Pennsylvania. John Steel married (first) hiscousin, Martha Walker, daughter of Andrew and Sallie (Donaldson) Walker,of, what was then, Virginia, near Steubenville, Ohio, May 6, 1813. Nine chil-dren were born of this marriage: Sarah, (Mrs. Henry Byers) Grapeville, Penn-sylvania; Eliza, (Mrs. Andrew Machesney) Greensburg, Pennsylvania; James,married Elizabeth Hanna, Pleasant Unity, Pennsylvania; Joseph W. marriedMalinda Brechbill, Greensburg, Pennsylvania; John, married Susan Geiger,Beatty, Pennsylvania; Margaret (Mrs. James M. Steel) Salem Township, West-moreland county, Pennsylvania; Mary (Mrs. Henry T. Hanna) Smithton,.
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