"History of Cumberland County Pennsylvania"
P.A. Durant and J. Fraise Richard with Bennett Bellman
1886 Goodspeed Publishing, Chicago, Illinois
Chapter XXXIII
Silver Spring Township
Page 337
Original Settlers
Of the early settlers of this portion of Silver Spring we have some interesting reminiscences... The Irwins also owned tracts just southwest of the present town...Immediately west of the was Mr. Chistopher Herman's farm, while the Junkin tract (owned by Joseph and Benjamin) laid just south. The Irwins' lands near joined the Hermans', Loudons', and Armstrongs' tracts. There were four Irwin brothers, William, Armstrong, and John Irwin, all of whose tracts joined, and James, who owned the land which now belongs to Mr. Huston, where the mill is on the Conodoguinet Creek...
P.A. Durant and J. Fraise Richard with Bennett Bellman
1886 Goodspeed Publishing, Chicago, Illinois
Chapter XXXIII
Silver Spring Township
Page 337
Original Settlers
Of the early settlers of this portion of Silver Spring we have some interesting reminiscences... The Irwins also owned tracts just southwest of the present town...Immediately west of the was Mr. Chistopher Herman's farm, while the Junkin tract (owned by Joseph and Benjamin) laid just south. The Irwins' lands near joined the Hermans', Loudons', and Armstrongs' tracts. There were four Irwin brothers, William, Armstrong, and John Irwin, all of whose tracts joined, and James, who owned the land which now belongs to Mr. Huston, where the mill is on the Conodoguinet Creek...
"History of Cumberland County Pennsylvania"
P.A. Durant and J. Fraise Richard with Bennett Bellman
1886 Goodspeed Publishing, Chicago, Illinois
Chapter XXXIII
Silver Spring Township
Page 337
Original Settlers
Of the early settlers of this portion of Silver Spring we have some interesting reminiscences... The Irwins also owned tracts just southwest of the present town...Immediately west of the was Mr. Chistopher Herman's farm, while the Junkin tract (owned by Joseph and Benjamin) laid just south. The Irwins' lands near joined the Hermans', Loudons', and Armstrongs' tracts. There were four Irwin brothers, William, Armstrong, and John Irwin, all of whose tracts joined, and James, who owned the land which now belongs to Mr. Huston, where the mill is on the Conodoguinet Creek...
P.A. Durant and J. Fraise Richard with Bennett Bellman
1886 Goodspeed Publishing, Chicago, Illinois
Chapter XXXIII
Silver Spring Township
Page 337
Original Settlers
Of the early settlers of this portion of Silver Spring we have some interesting reminiscences... The Irwins also owned tracts just southwest of the present town...Immediately west of the was Mr. Chistopher Herman's farm, while the Junkin tract (owned by Joseph and Benjamin) laid just south. The Irwins' lands near joined the Hermans', Loudons', and Armstrongs' tracts. There were four Irwin brothers, William, Armstrong, and John Irwin, all of whose tracts joined, and James, who owned the land which now belongs to Mr. Huston, where the mill is on the Conodoguinet Creek...
Inscription
died aged 73y, 9m, 26d
Gravesite Details
Top of monument broken off prior to 1912. DOD uncertain
Family Members
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