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Elisha Irwin listed in Muster and Pay Roll where she certified that she received from Charles Campbell Lieutenant of Westmoreland County the sum of $6.70 in full pay allowed by the State of Pennsylvania for tour of Militia Duty under the command of Captain James Sloan. Time of entry September 22, 1792 and time of discharge November 20, 1792.
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Elizabette Irwin certified that the Ralph’s petition was true and stated that is was her duty to certify the petition, and recommend to the Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania that Ralph receive the justice that he prayed for.
Ralph’s petition:
The petition states that Ralph a negro man who was formerly the property of John Rankin of York County, Pennsylvania for 9 years. John Rankin had repeatedly told Ralph of his intentions of setting Ralph free from Slavery as soon as he served him time equal to the amount of his purchase money, which can be proved to the Council full satisfaction by sundry honest and respectable inhabitants of York County, Pennsylvania.
Ralph had served John Rankin until 25 February, 1778 as stated in his certificate and seal received from John Rankin that he was set free from his state of slavery. Shortly after Ralph received his freedom John Rankin left his home and went off to the Enemy and his effects were seized for the use of state of Pennsylvania along with Ralph.
Ralph was apprehensive that he will be sold as a slave as part of John Rankin’s Estate which would be grievous hardship and the greatest cruelty, as Ralph can prove he is a free man.
Ralph requested that the Council will take his melancholy situation into serious consideration and make orders to remove his apprehensive that he will be sold as a slave and he pray for the success of the United States against the Enemies.
Signed Ralph
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Ezekle Irwin is list in a Muster Roll of the 4th Company of the 5th Battalion, First Class of Lancaster County Militia commanded by Colonel King and Captain Joseph Walker in October 1784.
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Francis Irwin is listed as Private in 48th Regiment Volunteer Artillery under the command of Captain John Irvin.
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Francis Irwin is listed as Private in the Receipt Roll of a Company of Militia commanded by Lieutenant John Martin of the 6th Company, 1st Battalion, 132 Regiment Pennsylvania Militia commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Dale for the period 24 July 1813 to 10 August 1813, the number of days in service 14 days. Rate of pay per month $10.00. Paid $6.00
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This indenture made between John Potter, Esq high Sheriff of the County of Cumberland in the province of Pennsylvania of the one part and John Smith, John Calhoun, Arthur Forster, Francis Irwin, Andrew McIntire and William Thompson – Freeholders and Inhabitants of the said County of the other part witnessed that by virtue of the Act of General Assembly of this Province October 1, 1756 met at the Election House in the town of Carlisle and by free vote did elect and chose William Allen, Esq. and William West both of Philadelphia Representative to serve in Assembly for Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
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This indenture made between John McClure, Esq. Coroner of the County of Cumberland in the province of Pennsylvania of one part and John Smith, John Calhoun, Arthur Forster, Francis Irwin, Andrew McIntyre and William Thompson part witness that an Act of General Assembly of this province on the 1 October 1756 met at the Election House in the town of Carlisle and choose William Parker and John Mitchell Sheriffs for the County of Cumberland, Pennsylvania.
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This indenture made between John Potter, Esq, high Sheriff of County of Cumberland in province of Pennsylvania of one part and John Smith, John Calhoun, Arthur Forster, Francis Irwin, Andrew McIityre and William Thompson freeholders and inhabitants of Cumberland County and the other part witnessed by an Act of General Assembly of this province on 1 October 1756 met at the election house in town of Carlisle and chose John McClure and Robert Miller Coroners for Cumberland County. The Freeholders have set their hands and seals dated 2 October 1756.
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Fredk Irwin listed a Sergeant in the Muster Roll of a Volunteer Company of Infantry under the command of Captain Joseph Murray in the 1st Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers in the service of the United States Commanded by Colonel C.C. Biddle from November 24, 1814 when last mustered to January 4, 1815. Commencement of Service 6 September 1814.
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Fredk M Irwin is listed as 2nd Lieutenant on the Pay Roll of a Company of Volunteer Infancy Commanded by Captain Joseph Murray of the 1st Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Service of the United States. Commencement of service, or of this settlement September 6, 1814 and Expiration of Service or of this settlement January 4, 1815. Term of service charged was 3 months and 29 days.
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Fredk M Irwin is listed as 2nd Lieutenant on the Pay Roll of a company of volunteer infantry commanded by Captain Joseph Murray of the 1st Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers in the service of United States. Pay per month was $11.00 and paid $43.29.
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Fredk M Irwin is listed as Private of the Volunteer Company Infantry (Union Guards) 1st Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers under the requisition of the President of the 4th of July 1814 and subsequent thereto do each of us hereby acknowledge to have received severally Daniel Bussier, paymaster of the Militia, the sum of $6.00 in advance, as part of our additional pay allowed by Act of Assembly, the said sum of $6.00 being paid to each of us by order of his excellency the Governor under the Act of Assembly of February 23, 1814. In the command of Joseph Murray, Captain.
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Eliphelet Irwin is listed as Private under the command of Captain William McFarland’s Company Pay Roll of a Detachment of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Commencement of pay started 25 September 1793 and Time of Discharge was 28 September 1793 for 4 days –paid in amount of $.80 cents.
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Edward Irwin in listed in Muster and Pay Rolls of Captain John Craig Sr. Company from Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania was paid for his tour of Militia Duty – Time of Entry was 31 March 1793 and Time of Discharge 18 April 1793 was paid $1.54.
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Christopher Irwin was excused from service as listed in “A General Return of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Classes of Philadelphia Militia”. Christopher was assigned the Second Class with substitute command of Captain William Semple.
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Christopher Irwin listed as private in the “Receipt Roll of a company of volunteers commanded by Captain Thomas Shriver of the 2nd Regiment performing a tour of duty under the command of Colonel Lotz who rendezvous at York under the General order of the Governor, Dated 26 August 1814. Commencement of service September 3, 1814. Christopher was paid $6.00
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Christopher Irwin listed as private in Muster Roll of a Company of Riflemen in the Actual Service of the United States under the command of Colonel William Hamilton. The date of appointment or enlistment 1 September 1814 to what time engaged or enlisted 4 December 1814, Place of residence York, Pennsylvania, distance to Baltimore was 48 miles.
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Boyle Irwin is listed on Abstract of Payment in the Quartermasters Department in the service of the State of Pennsylvania at Erie. Monies distributed for the use of the Corps of Pennsylvania Militia ordered by the Governor for the defense of the Northern Frontier of the State on Lake Erie commanded by Brigade General John Kelso in 1812.
Boyle Irwin was paid for Powder & etc. in amount of $100.35.
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Ben Irwin listed in the Muster Rolls of the 4th Company of the 5 Battalion, 7th Class of Lancaster County Militia Commanded by Col. King and Captain Joseph Walker in October 1784, Captain Joseph Walker.
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Benjamin Irwin listed as Private in Muster Rolls of Captain John Sloan’s Company of 6 months Militia of Westmoreland County in the service of the State of Pennsylvania from 15 May 1793 to 14 December 1793.
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Benjamin Irwin listed as Private on Pay Roll of Captain John Sloan’s Company of 6 months Militia of Westmoreland County in the service of the State of Pennsylvania from 15 May 1793 to 14 December 1793. Benjamin was paid for 7 months of service at rate of $6.67 per month, his total pay was $46.67.
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Captain John Sloan, “I do herby certify that Benjamin Irwin served since the 15 of May last under me as a six month soldier on the frontiers Honorable Discharge. Given under my hand this 14 Day of December, 1793”. Signed John Sloan Captain.
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Benjamin Irwin list as Private on Muster Rolls of Lieut. James McComb’s Company of Westmoreland County Militia employed as Rangers from June 5, 1794 to June 9, 1794.
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Benjamin Irwin listed as Private on Pay Role of Lt. James McComb’s Company of Westmoreland County Militia employed as Rangers commencement of Pay 5 June 1794, pay $1.00
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Benjamin Irwin listed as Private on Muster Roll of Lt. James McComb’s Company of Westmoreland County Militia employed as Rangers, time of entry June 5, 1794 and time of discharge June 9, 1794.
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Benjamin Irwin listed in the War of 1812-1814, Muster Roll under the command of Captain William Steele attached to the 5 Battalion, 1st Brigade of Pennsylvania Militia.
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Benjamin Irwin listed in the War of 1812-1814, Pay Roll under the command of Captain William Steele’s Company attached to the 5 Battalion, 2nd Brigade of Pennsylvania Militia, performing a tour of duty under the command of Major McFarland who rendezvoused at York under the general order of the Governor, Dated 26 August 1814.
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Archibald Irwin was listed in “Forfeited Estates. Inventories and Sales” as debts in “A List of Bonds and Notes Due to the Estate of Alexander Ross delivered by Mrs. McKay to Robert Galbraith and Michael Huffnagle”. He was paid in English sterling currency of £sd 6 pounds, 16 shillings, and 1 pence.
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Archibald Irwin was listed in “Estate of Richard Swanwick – A list of Decrees and Claims against forfeited Estate of Richard Swanwick” He was paid 29 February 1780 decree for £sd 108 pounds, 4 shillings in Continental money and paid by State.
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Archibald Irwin is list in “Accounts of the Debts due by Persons Attainted of Treason and Forfeited Estates” as a Claimant # 254 of Debtor, Richard Swanwick, Date of Contract was various times between April 1777 and September 1778.
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Archibald Irwin is list in “Accounts of the Debts due by Persons Attainted of Treason and Forfeited Estates” as a Claimant # 254. Time of Decree was 29 February 1780, the Sum Decree £sd 108 pounds, 4 shillings, and 0 pence and Principal estimated in Specie £sd 27 pounds, 1 shillings, and 0 pence.
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Alexander Irwin listed as Ensign, 4th Company under command of Captain James McCalmont in Pennsylvania Archives, Colonial Records, Series 6, Volume IV, Military Abstracts from Executive Minutes. Vols. 1-9 Inclusive. 1790-1817 page 228.
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Private Alexander Irwin is listed in the War of 1812-1814 in Third Division, Infantry detached from the 47th Regiment under command of Captain William Steele.
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Private Alexander Irwin is listed in the War of 1812-1814 in Miscellaneous Rolls, Fifteenth Division - The Return of the First Rifle Company detached to the 125th Regiment who Volunteered their service under the command of Captain James Scott
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Ensign Alexander Irwin is listed in Military Abstracts from Executive Minutes. Vols. 1-9 Inclusive, 1790-1817 – Sixth Battalion with Lieutenant Colonel John Culbertson, Master George Dorlan, Captain John Graham and Lieutenant Matthew Porter.
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Alexander Irwin listed as Ensign in Muster and Pay Rolls of the 4th Company in Chester County, Pennsylvania under the command of James McCalmont
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Private Alexander Irwin is listed in the War of 1812-1814 under the command of Captain William Steele and Ensign Thomas Underwood.
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Private Alexander Irwin listed on on 8 September, 1847 in War of 1812-1814 Rolls of a company of Militia commanded by Captain William Steel of the 5th Battalion, 2nd Brigade performing a tour of duty under the command of Major McFarland who rendezvoused at New York under the General order of the Governor, Dated 26 August 1814. The Pay Rolls of a company of Militia commanded by Captain William Steel.
