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Chester County Militia Fines and Exonerations Chester County Militia Fines and Exonerations Last Name First Name Middle Name Prefix/Suffix Township Year Type Abel John East Vincent 1859 Exoneration Abel Samuel East Caln 1859 Exoneration Abel William S West Chester 1862 Exoneration Abraham David Tredyffrin 1847 Exoneration Abraham David Tredyffrin 1859 Exoneration Abrams John Phoenixville 1850 Exoneration Acher Milton Sadsbury 1857 Exoneration Acker David East Caln 1850 Exoneration Acker George East Caln 1850 Exoneration Acker Isaac Tredyffrin 1848 Exoneration Acker Jacob Charlestown 1850 Exoneration Acker Jacob Jr East Vincent 1851 Exoneration Acker Jacob East Vincent 1855 Exoneration Acker Joseph D West Whiteland 1849 Exoneration Acker Samuel East Whiteland 1847 Exoneration Ackerman Martin Phoenixville 1858 Exoneration Ackey William East Whiteland 1856 Exoneration Ackley Isaac West Nantmeal 1853 Militia List Adams Andrew Sadsbury 1850 Exoneration Adams Cornelius West Bradford 1849 Exoneration Adams Henry West Bradford 1849 Exoneration Adams Henry East Marlborough 1853 Exoneration Adams Henry Phoenixville 1854 Exoneration Adams Henry Phoenixville 1855 Exoneration Adams Henry South Conventry 1858 Exoneration Adams John East Nantmeal 1847 Exoneration Adams Jonathan West Brandywine 1850 Exoneration Adams Joseph Downingtown 1863 Exoneration Adams Thomas Phoenixville 1858 Exoneration Addernan William H Honeybrook 1862 Exoneration Addins Henry East Vincent 1862 Exoneration Adinger Gotleib Phoenixville 1855 Exoneration Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA Chester County Militia Fines and Exonerations Last Name First Name Middle Name Prefix/Suffix Township Year Type Adinger Gotleib Phoenixville 1862 Exoneration Afflic K Malin Phoenixville 1862 Exoneration Agen Thomas West Nottingham 1862 Exoneration Agnew Milton Kennett 1856 Exoneration Agnew William Kennett 1853 Exoneration Agnew Wilton Kennett 1862 Exoneration Ahn Benjamin East Whiteland 1849 Exoneration Ahn Benjamin East Whiteland 1850 Exoneration Ahn Edwin East Brandywine 1858 Militia List Ahn Philip Sadsbury 1850 Exoneration Ahn Wilmer East Caln 1858 Militia List Ahn Wilmer Downingtown 1860 Exoneration Ahn Wilmer Downingtown 1862 Exoneration Aiken Henry L New London 1849 Exoneration Ailes William West Nantmeal 1849 Exoneration Ailes William West Nantmeal 1853 Militia List Aiman Joshua East Whiteland 1848 Exoneration Ainsworth Robert West Chester 1854 Exoneration Aires John West Nantmeal 1849 Exoneration Airgood John Highland 1860 Exoneration Airs John West Nottingham 1862 Exoneration Albright Francis London Grove 1850 Exoneration Albright Lewis Sadsbury 1856 Exoneration Alexander David Willistown 1855 Exoneration Alexander Elisha East Nottingham 1855 Exoneration Alexander Ellis Elk 1858 Exoneration Alexander G W Lower Oxford 1857 Exoneration Alexander George East Coventry 1849 Exoneration Alexander James Lower Oxford 1857 Exoneration Alexander James Lower Oxford 1863 Exoneration Alexander John Dec'd Valley 1853 Exoneration Alexander Robert West Nottingham 1850 Exoneration Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA Chester County Militia Fines and Exonerations Last Name First Name Middle Name Prefix/Suffix Township Year Type Alexander Samuel Lower Oxford 1857 Exoneration Alexander Thomas East Bradford 1862 Exoneration Alexander Washington East Coventry 1855 Exoneration Alexander Washington East Coventry 1857 Exoneration Alexander Washington East Coventry 1859 Exoneration Alexander Washington East Coventry 1859 Exoneration Algire Michael West Nantmeal 1849 Exoneration Alibone William West Whiteland 1850 Exoneration Alison Charles Lower Oxford 1857 Exoneration Alison John East Fallowfield 1850 Exoneration Alison John Lower Oxford 1857 Exoneration Alison John G East Brandywine 1855 Militia List Alison John G East Brandywine 1857 Militia Tax Alison John G East Brandywine 1858 Militia List Alison John G East Brandywine 1859 Militia List Alison John G East Brandywine 1860 Militia List Alison John G East Brandywine 1862 Exoneration Alison Joseph Upper Uwchlan 1862 Exoneration Alison Joseph J West Whiteland 1863 Exoneration Allbright Francis London Grove 1850 Exoneration Allen Davis Tredyffrin 1855 Exoneration Allen James Phoenixville 1862 Exoneration Allen Jesse West Fallowfield 1856 Exoneration Allen Jessy West Fallowfield 1852 Exoneration Allen Levi West Whiteland 1858 Exoneration Allen Rhuben West Fallowfield 1854 Exoneration Allen Richard East Caln 1850 Exoneration Allen Richard T Westtown 1853 Exoneration Allison George Uwchlan 1853 Exoneration Allison Isaac East Fallowfield 1862 Exoneration Allison Robert West Nantmeal 1856 Militia List Allmon Anthony Birmingham 1857 Exoneration Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA Chester County Militia Fines and Exonerations Last Name First Name Middle Name Prefix/Suffix Township Year Type Allsop Samuel Westtown 1857 Exoneration Altimus Martial London Grove 1850 Exoneration Altimus Martial London Grove 1850 Exoneration Aman Jacob West Vincent 1850 Exoneration Aman Jesse East Whiteland 1849 Exoneration Aman Lack W West Whiteland 1856 Exoneration Ames Isaac Sadsbury 1850 Exoneration Ames Morris West Brandywine 1863 Exoneration Ammons Davis West Nantmeal 1853 Militia List Ammons Davis West Nantmeal 1856 Militia List Ammons Davis West Nantmeal 1858 Militia List Amole Christian West Nantmeal 1853 Militia List Amole Christian West Nantmeal 1856 Militia List Amole Christian West Nantmeal 1857 Militia List Amole Christian West Nantmeal 1858 Militia List Amole Davis Warwick 1862 Exoneration Amole George West Nantmeal 1857 Militia List Amole George West Nantmeal 1858 Militia List Amole Henry West Nantmeal 1856 Militia List Amole Henry West Nantmeal 1857 Militia List Amole Henry West Nantmeal 1858 Militia List Amole Levi Warwick 1850 Exoneration Amole Michael West Nantmeal 1856 Militia List Amole William Warwick 1850 Exoneration Anders Harmon West Vincent 1850 Exoneration Anderson A Hopewell 1863 Exoneration Anderson Alexander Valley 1858 Exoneration Anderson Alexander Valley 1860 Exoneration Anderson Eli Uwchlan 1851 Exoneration Anderson Eli P East Brandywine 1860 Militia List Anderson Hibberd Elk 1863 Exoneration Anderson Isaac Pennsbury 1853 Exoneration Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA Chester County Militia Fines and Exonerations Last Name First Name Middle Name Prefix/Suffix Township Year Type Anderson James B East Brandywine 1856 Exoneration Anderson James B West Brandywine 1857 Exoneration Anderson John East Nottingham 1853 Exoneration Anderson John East Nottingham 1853 Militia List Anderson John Phoenixville 1854 Exoneration Anderson John Elk 1859 Exoneration Anderson Joseph East Nottingham 1849 Exoneration Anderson Joseph West Nottingham 1858 Exoneration Anderson Matthew Easttown 1858 Exoneration Anderson Thomas East Nottingham 1850 Exoneration Anderson Thomas East Nottingham 1853 Militia List Anderson Thomas Phoenixville 1853 Exoneration Anderson Thomas East Nottingham 1853 Exoneration Anderson Thomas Hopewell 1857 Exoneration Anderson Thomas Lower Oxford 1863 Exoneration Anderson William A Kennett Square 1859 Exoneration Andlers Frederick East Brandywine 1858 Exoneration Andres William C West Whiteland 1858 Exoneration Andrews John Phoenixville 1855 Exoneration Andrews Josiah Phoenixville 1853 Exoneration Andrews Phenias East Caln 1855 Exoneration Andrews Phinaes East Caln 1853 Exoneration Andrews Phineas East Caln 1854 Exoneration Andrews W W Elk 1858 Exoneration Andrews W W. Elk 1860 Exoneration Andrews William W East Fallowfield 1858 Exoneration Anglim James East Whiteland 1850 Exoneration Apple Edwin West Chester 1855 Exoneration Apple Edwin West Chester 1862 Exoneration Archer Abner West Marlborough 1850 Exoneration Archer Abner T East Marlborough 1853 Exoneration Archer Hays West Marlborough 1849 Exoneration Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA Chester County Militia Fines and Exonerations Last Name First Name Middle Name Prefix/Suffix Township Year Type Archer Israel East Marlborough 1850 Exoneration Archer Taylor East Marlborough 1850 Exoneration Archer Taylor East Marlborough 1853 Exoneration Archer Taylor East Marlborough 1854 Exoneration Aregood Sebastian Sadsbury 1860 Exoneration Aright Thomas F West Chester 1860 Exoneration Arms John South Conventry 1847 Exoneration Armstrong David Lower Oxford 1850 Exoneration Armstrong Edward West Chester 1850 Exoneration Armstrong Francis West Caln 1860 Exoneration Armstrong George East Whiteland 1859 Exoneration Armstrong Jackson Lower Oxford 1849 Exoneration Armstrong Jackson Dec'd Lower Oxford 1860 Exoneration Armstrong James Lower Oxford 1849 Exoneration Armstrong John Sr. West Caln 1855 Exoneration Armstrong John West Caln 1855 Exoneration Armstrong John Willistown 1857 Exoneration Armstrong John Willistown 1857 Exoneration Armstrong John Willistown 1857 Exoneration Armstrong John West Caln 1860 Exoneration Armstrong Thomas New Garden 1850 Exoneration Armstrong Thomas West Chester 1850 Exoneration Arnold David West Nantmeal 1857 Militia List Arnold David South Conventry 1863 Exoneration Arnold Isaac West Nantmeal 1853 Militia List Arnold Jacob West Nantmeal 1849 Exoneration Arnold John East Nantmeal 1850 Exoneration Arnold Joseph Honeybrook 1862 Exoneration Arnold Levi West Nantmeal 1852 Exoneration Arnold Michael West Nantmeal 1853 Militia List Arnold Michael West Nantmeal 1858 Militia List Arters John East Brandywine 1859 Militia List Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA Chester County
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