OWNER OF THE FAMED "DOBBIN" HOUSE LOCATED ON STEINWEHR AVENUE, GETTYSBURG, PA.
Married Isabella Gamble, after her death, he then married Mary Virginia (Irwin) Agnew, widow of David Agnew, who died in 1797.
Pastor of the Rock Creek Presbyterian Church, located one mile north of what is now Gettysburg. The Dobbin House is the oldest structure in Gettysburg still standing, located on Steinwehr Ave. Gettysburg, Adams County, PA.
Between the two families 19 children were born.
Married Isabella Gamble, after her death, he then married Mary Virginia (Irwin) Agnew, widow of David Agnew, who died in 1797.
Pastor of the Rock Creek Presbyterian Church, located one mile north of what is now Gettysburg. The Dobbin House is the oldest structure in Gettysburg still standing, located on Steinwehr Ave. Gettysburg, Adams County, PA.
Between the two families 19 children were born.
OWNER OF THE FAMED "DOBBIN" HOUSE LOCATED ON STEINWEHR AVENUE, GETTYSBURG, PA.
Married Isabella Gamble, after her death, he then married Mary Virginia (Irwin) Agnew, widow of David Agnew, who died in 1797.
Pastor of the Rock Creek Presbyterian Church, located one mile north of what is now Gettysburg. The Dobbin House is the oldest structure in Gettysburg still standing, located on Steinwehr Ave. Gettysburg, Adams County, PA.
Between the two families 19 children were born.
Married Isabella Gamble, after her death, he then married Mary Virginia (Irwin) Agnew, widow of David Agnew, who died in 1797.
Pastor of the Rock Creek Presbyterian Church, located one mile north of what is now Gettysburg. The Dobbin House is the oldest structure in Gettysburg still standing, located on Steinwehr Ave. Gettysburg, Adams County, PA.
Between the two families 19 children were born.
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