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Samuel DeHaven

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Samuel DeHaven

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19 Feb 1815 (aged 90)
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Bridgeport, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USA
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Revolutionary War Soldier. He is variously identified as a weaver, a farmer, and a yeoman. He owned a farm in Whitepain Township. He loaned $17,500 to Washington for relief of the Revolutionary Soldiers at Valley Forge. He was a private, 1st Class in Captain Abraham Wentz's 2nd Company, 6th Battalion. He is also identified as a member of the Philadelphia County Militia, 1st Battalion, 5th Company. He was the husband of Susanna Yocum Spaulding.
Revolutionary War Soldier. He is variously identified as a weaver, a farmer, and a yeoman. He owned a farm in Whitepain Township. He loaned $17,500 to Washington for relief of the Revolutionary Soldiers at Valley Forge. He was a private, 1st Class in Captain Abraham Wentz's 2nd Company, 6th Battalion. He is also identified as a member of the Philadelphia County Militia, 1st Battalion, 5th Company. He was the husband of Susanna Yocum Spaulding.

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Samuel Dehaven | who departed this life | February 19, 1815 | in the 91st Year of his Age.

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  • Created by: rjschatz
  • Added: Jan 20, 2006
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/13072860/samuel-dehaven: accessed ), memorial page for Samuel DeHaven (8 Mar 1724–19 Feb 1815), Find a Grave Memorial ID 13072860, citing Christ Church Upper Merion Episcopal Cemetery, Bridgeport, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USA; Maintained by rjschatz (contributor 46560566).