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    1. [PAYork] Fw: [PAADAMS] Flying Camp - Revolutionary War - Wilson
    2. Donna Heller Zinn
    3. Hello Fellow Listers: The below message was just sent through the PA Adams County list. I am merely copying and resending it to this list. If you have answers for Marilyn - please contact her personally at [email protected] as she appears not to be a member of the York County List and does not know that Adams County was formed from York County. Donna Heller Zinn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn Prinzing" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: "Mary Rutherford" <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, June 11, 2010 4:30 AM Subject: [PAADAMS] Flying Camp - Revolutionary War - Wilson > Are there any Revolutionary War buffs on the list that could please answer a > question regarding the Flying Camp that was from the general area? At that > time the area would not have been Adams Co. which was established in 1800. > I am not sure if it was Cumberland, Lancaster or York County at the time of > the Revolution. My set of early PA maps are in a box somewhere in my home. > > Is there some list for the Flying Camp other that the one in the Adams Co. > book that I purchased at the ACHS in Gettysburg? > > I am looking for additional information on a Robert Wilson b. 1749-50 of Mt. > Joy Twp. and lived in an area outside of Gettysburg called Two Taverns. His > brother, Charles Wilson, b. 1751, a DAR proven Patriot, was in the Flying > Camp, was captured by the British and served the rest of the Revolution on > one of those horrible British ships that was anchored at New York harbor. > Robert married Mary Smith and his brother Charles married Esther Smith. > William Smith, a Patriot, of the Gettysburg area was the father of the Smith > girls. > > My Adams Co. book lists a Robert Wilson who was also in the Flying Camp. I > believe that this is my 4 x g, grandfather and the brother of the above > Charles Wilson. I would like to be able to establish my Robert Wilson as a > Patriot with the DAR. > > I am grateful for any additional info regarding the personal info of the men > of the Flying Camp. > > Thank you, > > Marilyn, Lake Co., IL; grew up Belle Vernon, PA

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