ARMSTRONG IRVINE
USMA CLASS OF 1811
CULLUM'S REGISTER. # 59
WAR OF 1812 VETERAN
CAPTAIN, 4TH RIFLES, U. S. ARMY
AIDE-DE-CAMP GENERAL RIPLEY
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59. ( Born Pa. ). ARMSTRONG IRVINE. ( Ap'd Pa. ). ----------
Military History: ---- Cadet of the Military Academy, June 15, 1808, to Mar. 1, 1811, when he was graduated and promoted in the Army to
( SECOND LIEUT., LIGHT ARTILLERY, MAR. 1, 1811 )
Served: In garrison at Atlantic Posts, 1811-12; and in the War of 1812-15
( FIRST LIEUT., LIGHT ARTILLERY, JULY 6, 1812 )
with Great Britain, on the Niagara Frontier, 1812, in the Campaign on
( CAPTAIN, 42ND INFANTRY, OCT 1, 1813 )
the St. Lawrence, 1813, and with Major-General Izard's division on the
( TRANSFERRED TO 4TH RIFLES, MAY, 1814 )
march from Lake Champlain to the Niagara Frontier, 1814, being engaged in the Capture of Ft. George, U. C., May 27, 1813,---- Battle of Chrysler's Field, L. C. , Nov. 11, 1813, ---- and Combat of Lyon's Creek, U. C., Oct. 19, 1814; in garrison at Newport, R. I., 1815-16, ---- at Boston
( CAPTAIN, LIGHT ARTILLERY
ON REDUCTION OF ARMY, MAY 17, 1815 )
Harbor, Mas., 1816; as Aide-de-Camp to Major-General Ripley, 1816; and in garrison at Boston Harbor, Mar., 1816-17.
( DIED, JAN. 15, 1817 AT FT. WARREN ( NOW FT. WINTHROP ), MAS
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FATHER: WILLIAM IRVINE. (1741-1804) ------ Revolutionary War Continental Army Brigadier General , Continental Congress delegate, and U. S. Congressman from Pennsylvania. Commanded Pennsylvania Militia during the Whiskey Rebellion.
MOTHER: ANNE (CALLENDER) IRVINE, ( 1758-1823 ) Daughter of Captain Robert Callender, one of eleven children. Married 1772.
BROTHER: CALLENDER IRVINE, (1775-1841 ) Commissary General of the United States Army, 1812-1841.
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NOTE: Armstrong Irvine was unmarried.
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NOTE: There is currently no buried site for Armstrong Irvine. He was perhaps buried at Fort Warren, Massachusetts, or in the Cemetery where his father was buried thirteen years earlier, Gloria Dei Church Burial Ground in Philadelphia. It is also possible he was buried next to his baby sister in the Old Graveyard in Carlisle , Pennsylvania. His brother James was also buried there, as were many other Irvine Family Members.
More research is needed.
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Researched and transcribed by:
ED CATTERSON
[email protected]
1/2/2021
USMA CLASS OF 1811
CULLUM'S REGISTER. # 59
WAR OF 1812 VETERAN
CAPTAIN, 4TH RIFLES, U. S. ARMY
AIDE-DE-CAMP GENERAL RIPLEY
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59. ( Born Pa. ). ARMSTRONG IRVINE. ( Ap'd Pa. ). ----------
Military History: ---- Cadet of the Military Academy, June 15, 1808, to Mar. 1, 1811, when he was graduated and promoted in the Army to
( SECOND LIEUT., LIGHT ARTILLERY, MAR. 1, 1811 )
Served: In garrison at Atlantic Posts, 1811-12; and in the War of 1812-15
( FIRST LIEUT., LIGHT ARTILLERY, JULY 6, 1812 )
with Great Britain, on the Niagara Frontier, 1812, in the Campaign on
( CAPTAIN, 42ND INFANTRY, OCT 1, 1813 )
the St. Lawrence, 1813, and with Major-General Izard's division on the
( TRANSFERRED TO 4TH RIFLES, MAY, 1814 )
march from Lake Champlain to the Niagara Frontier, 1814, being engaged in the Capture of Ft. George, U. C., May 27, 1813,---- Battle of Chrysler's Field, L. C. , Nov. 11, 1813, ---- and Combat of Lyon's Creek, U. C., Oct. 19, 1814; in garrison at Newport, R. I., 1815-16, ---- at Boston
( CAPTAIN, LIGHT ARTILLERY
ON REDUCTION OF ARMY, MAY 17, 1815 )
Harbor, Mas., 1816; as Aide-de-Camp to Major-General Ripley, 1816; and in garrison at Boston Harbor, Mar., 1816-17.
( DIED, JAN. 15, 1817 AT FT. WARREN ( NOW FT. WINTHROP ), MAS
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FATHER: WILLIAM IRVINE. (1741-1804) ------ Revolutionary War Continental Army Brigadier General , Continental Congress delegate, and U. S. Congressman from Pennsylvania. Commanded Pennsylvania Militia during the Whiskey Rebellion.
MOTHER: ANNE (CALLENDER) IRVINE, ( 1758-1823 ) Daughter of Captain Robert Callender, one of eleven children. Married 1772.
BROTHER: CALLENDER IRVINE, (1775-1841 ) Commissary General of the United States Army, 1812-1841.
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NOTE: Armstrong Irvine was unmarried.
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NOTE: There is currently no buried site for Armstrong Irvine. He was perhaps buried at Fort Warren, Massachusetts, or in the Cemetery where his father was buried thirteen years earlier, Gloria Dei Church Burial Ground in Philadelphia. It is also possible he was buried next to his baby sister in the Old Graveyard in Carlisle , Pennsylvania. His brother James was also buried there, as were many other Irvine Family Members.
More research is needed.
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Researched and transcribed by:
ED CATTERSON
[email protected]
1/2/2021
ARMSTRONG IRVINE
USMA CLASS OF 1811
CULLUM'S REGISTER. # 59
WAR OF 1812 VETERAN
CAPTAIN, 4TH RIFLES, U. S. ARMY
AIDE-DE-CAMP GENERAL RIPLEY
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59. ( Born Pa. ). ARMSTRONG IRVINE. ( Ap'd Pa. ). ----------
Military History: ---- Cadet of the Military Academy, June 15, 1808, to Mar. 1, 1811, when he was graduated and promoted in the Army to
( SECOND LIEUT., LIGHT ARTILLERY, MAR. 1, 1811 )
Served: In garrison at Atlantic Posts, 1811-12; and in the War of 1812-15
( FIRST LIEUT., LIGHT ARTILLERY, JULY 6, 1812 )
with Great Britain, on the Niagara Frontier, 1812, in the Campaign on
( CAPTAIN, 42ND INFANTRY, OCT 1, 1813 )
the St. Lawrence, 1813, and with Major-General Izard's division on the
( TRANSFERRED TO 4TH RIFLES, MAY, 1814 )
march from Lake Champlain to the Niagara Frontier, 1814, being engaged in the Capture of Ft. George, U. C., May 27, 1813,---- Battle of Chrysler's Field, L. C. , Nov. 11, 1813, ---- and Combat of Lyon's Creek, U. C., Oct. 19, 1814; in garrison at Newport, R. I., 1815-16, ---- at Boston
( CAPTAIN, LIGHT ARTILLERY
ON REDUCTION OF ARMY, MAY 17, 1815 )
Harbor, Mas., 1816; as Aide-de-Camp to Major-General Ripley, 1816; and in garrison at Boston Harbor, Mar., 1816-17.
( DIED, JAN. 15, 1817 AT FT. WARREN ( NOW FT. WINTHROP ), MAS
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FATHER: WILLIAM IRVINE. (1741-1804) ------ Revolutionary War Continental Army Brigadier General , Continental Congress delegate, and U. S. Congressman from Pennsylvania. Commanded Pennsylvania Militia during the Whiskey Rebellion.
MOTHER: ANNE (CALLENDER) IRVINE, ( 1758-1823 ) Daughter of Captain Robert Callender, one of eleven children. Married 1772.
BROTHER: CALLENDER IRVINE, (1775-1841 ) Commissary General of the United States Army, 1812-1841.
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NOTE: Armstrong Irvine was unmarried.
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NOTE: There is currently no buried site for Armstrong Irvine. He was perhaps buried at Fort Warren, Massachusetts, or in the Cemetery where his father was buried thirteen years earlier, Gloria Dei Church Burial Ground in Philadelphia. It is also possible he was buried next to his baby sister in the Old Graveyard in Carlisle , Pennsylvania. His brother James was also buried there, as were many other Irvine Family Members.
More research is needed.
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Researched and transcribed by:
ED CATTERSON
[email protected]
1/2/2021
USMA CLASS OF 1811
CULLUM'S REGISTER. # 59
WAR OF 1812 VETERAN
CAPTAIN, 4TH RIFLES, U. S. ARMY
AIDE-DE-CAMP GENERAL RIPLEY
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59. ( Born Pa. ). ARMSTRONG IRVINE. ( Ap'd Pa. ). ----------
Military History: ---- Cadet of the Military Academy, June 15, 1808, to Mar. 1, 1811, when he was graduated and promoted in the Army to
( SECOND LIEUT., LIGHT ARTILLERY, MAR. 1, 1811 )
Served: In garrison at Atlantic Posts, 1811-12; and in the War of 1812-15
( FIRST LIEUT., LIGHT ARTILLERY, JULY 6, 1812 )
with Great Britain, on the Niagara Frontier, 1812, in the Campaign on
( CAPTAIN, 42ND INFANTRY, OCT 1, 1813 )
the St. Lawrence, 1813, and with Major-General Izard's division on the
( TRANSFERRED TO 4TH RIFLES, MAY, 1814 )
march from Lake Champlain to the Niagara Frontier, 1814, being engaged in the Capture of Ft. George, U. C., May 27, 1813,---- Battle of Chrysler's Field, L. C. , Nov. 11, 1813, ---- and Combat of Lyon's Creek, U. C., Oct. 19, 1814; in garrison at Newport, R. I., 1815-16, ---- at Boston
( CAPTAIN, LIGHT ARTILLERY
ON REDUCTION OF ARMY, MAY 17, 1815 )
Harbor, Mas., 1816; as Aide-de-Camp to Major-General Ripley, 1816; and in garrison at Boston Harbor, Mar., 1816-17.
( DIED, JAN. 15, 1817 AT FT. WARREN ( NOW FT. WINTHROP ), MAS
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FATHER: WILLIAM IRVINE. (1741-1804) ------ Revolutionary War Continental Army Brigadier General , Continental Congress delegate, and U. S. Congressman from Pennsylvania. Commanded Pennsylvania Militia during the Whiskey Rebellion.
MOTHER: ANNE (CALLENDER) IRVINE, ( 1758-1823 ) Daughter of Captain Robert Callender, one of eleven children. Married 1772.
BROTHER: CALLENDER IRVINE, (1775-1841 ) Commissary General of the United States Army, 1812-1841.
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NOTE: Armstrong Irvine was unmarried.
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NOTE: There is currently no buried site for Armstrong Irvine. He was perhaps buried at Fort Warren, Massachusetts, or in the Cemetery where his father was buried thirteen years earlier, Gloria Dei Church Burial Ground in Philadelphia. It is also possible he was buried next to his baby sister in the Old Graveyard in Carlisle , Pennsylvania. His brother James was also buried there, as were many other Irvine Family Members.
More research is needed.
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Researched and transcribed by:
ED CATTERSON
[email protected]
1/2/2021
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