Yes, I do know that Patrick Anderson and his son Isaac were members of the Society of the Cincinnati. I looked that up a long time ago, but basically just got confirmation that they were members. THANK YOU so much for the short references to Patrick Anderson. I have most of that info already, but I like to gather as much as I can. I agree that Patrick probably wasn't commissioned as Captain until the Rev. War. I simply have the notes that say George Anderson was a Lt. in (Capt.) Patrick's company in the French and Indian War, so I am trying to find out what facts may lie in that statement and on the flip side does it completely not pan out as a source for facts about George Anderson. I spent most of the morning reading chapters 4, 5 and 6 of the Dauphin County book & its write up of the French & Indian War. That is really well done. I like it. There was even ONE reference to a Lt. Anderson. What a teaser! WHICH Lt. Anderson!!??? Who was he????? Oh, and I ILL'd (filled out a request for an inter-library loan) the Scots and the Susquehanna book you mentioned. Thanks again, Laura On Apr 18, 2006, at 7:46 AM, Mal Humes wrote: > See www.accessible.com/amcnty/PA/DauphinLebanon/Dauphin04.htm > And the following chapter linked from that have some good stuff on the > French & Indian War, but more centered around Paxton. > > I have a book on the Scots and the Susquehanna that probably has > more, but I > can't even recall the title witout digging it out of a box.