MARIE and ALL, I THINK this is same family as John Sellers 1775/1839. They appear in Cumberland Co. PA records first, then Mifflin. See what you think. No time to copy more tonight. SHERRY Source: Pennysylvania State Archives online ARIAS database of Rev. War Militia card extracts Note that the information listed on each card varies. I have chosen to write out some abbreviations for clarity but use the abbreviation when I am not sure. I believe that the abbreviation DQT means "delinquent." Muster fines (for DQT/absence/other) all carry the symbol for the British pound. With one exception (Jacob Sellers active service), these men appear not to have served. "Ye Standing Stone" refers to town of Huntingdon. Will provide reference for this later. Sellers in Cumberland County Militia David Sellers Inactive duty militia 8th Battalion, 2nd class (1777-80) Class roll No date David Sellers, Pvt. Inactive duty militia 1st Battalion, 4th company, 2nd class Class Roll Aug. 6, 1781 Published A(5)VI, 118-19 Francis Sellers, Pvt. Inactive duty militia 1st Battlion, 1st Company, 1st class Capt. Thos. Askey "DQT" Order of Council July 14, 1778 Fine book of John Carothers, Cnty. Lt., p. 220 2nd tour, 1st & 2nd classes—300 men to Ye Standing Stone Muster Fines 40 Jacob Seller, Pvt. [Entire card hard to read] Inactive duty militia 8th Battalion, 1st class Capt. Samuel Roper [Remark present; cannot read; resulted in a fine] Order from the Council dated July [?], 1777 Fine Book of John Carothers, Cnty. [rest unreadable] Muster fine [unreadable] Jacob Sellers, Pvt. Active duty militia 4th Battalion, 5th Co., 4th class Capt. Phillip Mathias Order from Council dated Oct. 23, 1777 Served Fine Book of John Carothers, Cnty. Lt., p. 100 Jacob Sellers, Pvt. Inactive duty militia 8th Battalion, 3rd company, 1st class Capt. Samuel Royar (?) "DQT" Order of Council, July 11, 1778 Fine Book of John Carothers, Cnty. Lt., p.240 2nd tour, 1st & 2nd classes—300 men to Ye Standing Stone Muster fines 40 Jacob Sellers, Pvt. Inactive duty militia 1st Battalion, 4th company, 2nd class Class Roll Aug. 6, 1781 Published A(5)VI, 118-9 John Sellers, Pvt. 1st Battalion, 8th company, 1st class Capt. Thos. Askey "DQT" Order of Council, July 14, 1778 Fine Book of John Carothers, Cnty. Lt., p. 223 2nd tour, 1st & 2nd classes—300 men to Ye Standing Stone Muster Fines 40 John Sellers, Pvt. 1st Battalion, 4th company, 2nd class Class Roll Aug. 6, 1781 Published A(5)VI, 118-9 Thomas Sellers, Pvt. Inactive duty militia 6th Battalion, 5th class Capt. Joseph Cuthbertson Absent—Order from Council dated January, 1778 Fine Book of John Carothers, Cnty. Lt. p. 129 Muster Fines 15 pounds [Note that there is a "pd" following which is unique to this record and may mean "paid," not pounds.] Thomas Sellers, Pvt. Inactive duty militia 4th Battalion, 4th company Oct.-Nov. 1780 Absentee return Dec. 27, 1780 Sellers in Mifflin County Census 1790 Jacob Sellers Senr. 3-3-4 John Sellers Junr. 1-1-1 Isaac Sellers 1-1-1 Sellers in Mifflin County Census 1800 [no time to copy numbers.] Henry Sellers Fermanagh Twp. Jacob Sellers Greenwood Twp. Jacob Sellers Greenwood Twp. Sellers in Mifflin County Land Warrants, Warrant Book 1733-1957 Jacob/Joseph [symbol between two names; may be ampersand &] Type of warrant: Survey Quantity: 50 Date: 4 Feb. 1794 Date of return: none listed Acres Returned: 16.2 Patentee: none listed Where listed: D.26/249 Greenwood Twp. [Note; There is another for Joseph Sellers in 1814]