Revolutionary War Soldier
Caleb Armitage first served in the Continental Army as Lieutenant: later as Captain of the 3rd Philadelphia Co. Militia. (Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, Vol. 1, pgs. 667, 668, 676, 677, 681, 695, 923, 926, 926, 927, 934, 952 and 954.)
Wife: Mary Stryker-Armitage d. 1809
Source: Albert Mattern Rung's Application for Membership in Sons of American Revolution Application National No. 58880, State No. 3184.
Note--Albert M. Rung was known as the 'Juniata Valley Historian'.
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'Caleb Armitage, a German, after his emigration to America lived at Germantown, but before the close of the Revolution the family settled near the mouth Mill Creek and he became owner of the Pridmore Mills. For a time he was an officer in the struggle for independence but, left the service at the time indicated.'
Source: History of Blair and Huntingdon Counties, Pennsylvania [1883] Africa p. 219 Brady Township.
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The name changed from Pridmore Mills to Armitage's Mill Creek--and today is known as Mill Creek.
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Capt. Caleb and Mary (Stryker) Armitage had the following children:
John, Benjamin Sr., Caleb Jr, George, Nancy (m. James Alexander); Sarah 'Sally' (m. Alexander Powers. They had no children); Jane (m. John McConnell) and Martha (m. John Miller)
Source: A Short Sketch of the Armitage Family [1905] by Mrs. Mary Hurd Orbison
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Caleb Armitage first served in the Continental Army as Lieutenant: later as Captain of the 3rd Philadelphia Co. Militia. (Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, Vol. 1, pgs. 667, 668, 676, 677, 681, 695, 923, 926, 926, 927, 934, 952 and 954.)
Wife: Mary Stryker-Armitage d. 1809
Source: Albert Mattern Rung's Application for Membership in Sons of American Revolution Application National No. 58880, State No. 3184.
Note--Albert M. Rung was known as the 'Juniata Valley Historian'.
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'Caleb Armitage, a German, after his emigration to America lived at Germantown, but before the close of the Revolution the family settled near the mouth Mill Creek and he became owner of the Pridmore Mills. For a time he was an officer in the struggle for independence but, left the service at the time indicated.'
Source: History of Blair and Huntingdon Counties, Pennsylvania [1883] Africa p. 219 Brady Township.
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The name changed from Pridmore Mills to Armitage's Mill Creek--and today is known as Mill Creek.
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Capt. Caleb and Mary (Stryker) Armitage had the following children:
John, Benjamin Sr., Caleb Jr, George, Nancy (m. James Alexander); Sarah 'Sally' (m. Alexander Powers. They had no children); Jane (m. John McConnell) and Martha (m. John Miller)
Source: A Short Sketch of the Armitage Family [1905] by Mrs. Mary Hurd Orbison
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Revolutionary War Soldier
Caleb Armitage first served in the Continental Army as Lieutenant: later as Captain of the 3rd Philadelphia Co. Militia. (Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, Vol. 1, pgs. 667, 668, 676, 677, 681, 695, 923, 926, 926, 927, 934, 952 and 954.)
Wife: Mary Stryker-Armitage d. 1809
Source: Albert Mattern Rung's Application for Membership in Sons of American Revolution Application National No. 58880, State No. 3184.
Note--Albert M. Rung was known as the 'Juniata Valley Historian'.
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'Caleb Armitage, a German, after his emigration to America lived at Germantown, but before the close of the Revolution the family settled near the mouth Mill Creek and he became owner of the Pridmore Mills. For a time he was an officer in the struggle for independence but, left the service at the time indicated.'
Source: History of Blair and Huntingdon Counties, Pennsylvania [1883] Africa p. 219 Brady Township.
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The name changed from Pridmore Mills to Armitage's Mill Creek--and today is known as Mill Creek.
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Capt. Caleb and Mary (Stryker) Armitage had the following children:
John, Benjamin Sr., Caleb Jr, George, Nancy (m. James Alexander); Sarah 'Sally' (m. Alexander Powers. They had no children); Jane (m. John McConnell) and Martha (m. John Miller)
Source: A Short Sketch of the Armitage Family [1905] by Mrs. Mary Hurd Orbison
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Caleb Armitage first served in the Continental Army as Lieutenant: later as Captain of the 3rd Philadelphia Co. Militia. (Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, Vol. 1, pgs. 667, 668, 676, 677, 681, 695, 923, 926, 926, 927, 934, 952 and 954.)
Wife: Mary Stryker-Armitage d. 1809
Source: Albert Mattern Rung's Application for Membership in Sons of American Revolution Application National No. 58880, State No. 3184.
Note--Albert M. Rung was known as the 'Juniata Valley Historian'.
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'Caleb Armitage, a German, after his emigration to America lived at Germantown, but before the close of the Revolution the family settled near the mouth Mill Creek and he became owner of the Pridmore Mills. For a time he was an officer in the struggle for independence but, left the service at the time indicated.'
Source: History of Blair and Huntingdon Counties, Pennsylvania [1883] Africa p. 219 Brady Township.
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The name changed from Pridmore Mills to Armitage's Mill Creek--and today is known as Mill Creek.
--------------------------------------------------------
Capt. Caleb and Mary (Stryker) Armitage had the following children:
John, Benjamin Sr., Caleb Jr, George, Nancy (m. James Alexander); Sarah 'Sally' (m. Alexander Powers. They had no children); Jane (m. John McConnell) and Martha (m. John Miller)
Source: A Short Sketch of the Armitage Family [1905] by Mrs. Mary Hurd Orbison
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