Allmand, Harrison Jr: was originally buried in the yard of Livius Old at Great Bridge in Chesapeake, formerly Norfolk County. He was born in 1790, the son of Martha who was born in 1740 and died in 1815. He died on 5 July 1852. He was Private in the Ninth Virginia militia regiment commanded by Colonel William Sharp. Information about his service may be found at the National Archives in roll box 3, record 2498. Information about his burial may be found in source number 75 on page 91. (Source - Information on War of 1812 Veterans Buried in Virginia, By the Society of the War of 1812 in the Commonwealth of Virginia 16 November 2009, Myron E. Lyman Sr. compiler)∼Originally buried in the yard of Livius Old at Great Bridge in Chesapeake, Virginia formerly Norfolk County. He was born in 1790, the son of Martha, who was born in 1740 and died in 1815. He died on 5 July 1857.
He was a Private in Ninth Virginia Militia Regiment commanded by Colonel William Sharp. Information about his service may be found at the National Archives in roll box 3, record 2498. Information about his burial may be found in source number 75 on page 91.
In 1995,the graves of Harrison Allmand Jr. and his mother, Martha Allmand were relocated and reinterred at Chesapeake Memorial Garderns (Monument Section).
Source: The Society of the War of 1812 in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Obituary:
Alexandria Gazette
Friday, July 10, 1857
Harrison Allmand, esq., one of the oldest and most respected merchants of Norfolk, Va., died on Sunday last.
Daily National Intelligencer
Tuesday, July 14, 1857
Washington (DC), District of Columbia
At Norfolk Virginia, July 5, after an illness of two days, in the 63rd year of his age, Harrison Allmand, a merchant of proverbial integrity.
*Note
Harrison Allmand, Jr did not mean that this his father was Harrison Allmand, Sr. who is buried in Saint Pauls Episcopal Churchyard in Norfolk, Virginia (F.A.G. memorial 40145582).
When there were men with the same names living in the same area (in this case there were two (2)) it would help identify them. In some cases they would have used the term "younger" but here they were referred to as "Jr".
He was a Private in Ninth Virginia Militia Regiment commanded by Colonel William Sharp. Information about his service may be found at the National Archives in roll box 3, record 2498. Information about his burial may be found in source number 75 on page 91.
In 1995,the graves of Harrison Allmand Jr. and his mother, Martha Allmand were relocated and reinterred at Chesapeake Memorial Garderns (Monument Section).
Source: The Society of the War of 1812 in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Obituary:
Alexandria Gazette
Friday, July 10, 1857
Harrison Allmand, esq., one of the oldest and most respected merchants of Norfolk, Va., died on Sunday last.
Daily National Intelligencer
Tuesday, July 14, 1857
Washington (DC), District of Columbia
At Norfolk Virginia, July 5, after an illness of two days, in the 63rd year of his age, Harrison Allmand, a merchant of proverbial integrity.
*Note
Harrison Allmand, Jr did not mean that this his father was Harrison Allmand, Sr. who is buried in Saint Pauls Episcopal Churchyard in Norfolk, Virginia (F.A.G. memorial 40145582).
When there were men with the same names living in the same area (in this case there were two (2)) it would help identify them. In some cases they would have used the term "younger" but here they were referred to as "Jr".
Allmand, Harrison Jr: was originally buried in the yard of Livius Old at Great Bridge in Chesapeake, formerly Norfolk County. He was born in 1790, the son of Martha who was born in 1740 and died in 1815. He died on 5 July 1852. He was Private in the Ninth Virginia militia regiment commanded by Colonel William Sharp. Information about his service may be found at the National Archives in roll box 3, record 2498. Information about his burial may be found in source number 75 on page 91. (Source - Information on War of 1812 Veterans Buried in Virginia, By the Society of the War of 1812 in the Commonwealth of Virginia 16 November 2009, Myron E. Lyman Sr. compiler)∼Originally buried in the yard of Livius Old at Great Bridge in Chesapeake, Virginia formerly Norfolk County. He was born in 1790, the son of Martha, who was born in 1740 and died in 1815. He died on 5 July 1857.
He was a Private in Ninth Virginia Militia Regiment commanded by Colonel William Sharp. Information about his service may be found at the National Archives in roll box 3, record 2498. Information about his burial may be found in source number 75 on page 91.
In 1995,the graves of Harrison Allmand Jr. and his mother, Martha Allmand were relocated and reinterred at Chesapeake Memorial Garderns (Monument Section).
Source: The Society of the War of 1812 in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Obituary:
Alexandria Gazette
Friday, July 10, 1857
Harrison Allmand, esq., one of the oldest and most respected merchants of Norfolk, Va., died on Sunday last.
Daily National Intelligencer
Tuesday, July 14, 1857
Washington (DC), District of Columbia
At Norfolk Virginia, July 5, after an illness of two days, in the 63rd year of his age, Harrison Allmand, a merchant of proverbial integrity.
*Note
Harrison Allmand, Jr did not mean that this his father was Harrison Allmand, Sr. who is buried in Saint Pauls Episcopal Churchyard in Norfolk, Virginia (F.A.G. memorial 40145582).
When there were men with the same names living in the same area (in this case there were two (2)) it would help identify them. In some cases they would have used the term "younger" but here they were referred to as "Jr".
He was a Private in Ninth Virginia Militia Regiment commanded by Colonel William Sharp. Information about his service may be found at the National Archives in roll box 3, record 2498. Information about his burial may be found in source number 75 on page 91.
In 1995,the graves of Harrison Allmand Jr. and his mother, Martha Allmand were relocated and reinterred at Chesapeake Memorial Garderns (Monument Section).
Source: The Society of the War of 1812 in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Obituary:
Alexandria Gazette
Friday, July 10, 1857
Harrison Allmand, esq., one of the oldest and most respected merchants of Norfolk, Va., died on Sunday last.
Daily National Intelligencer
Tuesday, July 14, 1857
Washington (DC), District of Columbia
At Norfolk Virginia, July 5, after an illness of two days, in the 63rd year of his age, Harrison Allmand, a merchant of proverbial integrity.
*Note
Harrison Allmand, Jr did not mean that this his father was Harrison Allmand, Sr. who is buried in Saint Pauls Episcopal Churchyard in Norfolk, Virginia (F.A.G. memorial 40145582).
When there were men with the same names living in the same area (in this case there were two (2)) it would help identify them. In some cases they would have used the term "younger" but here they were referred to as "Jr".
Inscription
Here lie the remains of
MRS. MARTHA ALLMAND
who died in Norfolk
the 11th February 1815
Aged 75 Years
and her only son
HARRISON ALLMAND JR
who died in the same place
July 5 1852
Aged 62 years
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