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Joseph McClellan

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McClellan died at his Chester County farm in 1834 at the age of 88. A five-foot-tall monument, comprising two blocks of Brandywine granite surmounted with a polished granite ball featuring an inscription, was dedicated to honor his service during the Revolutionary War on September 11, 1895. The
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Becoming a local dignitary after the war ended, McClellan was elected Chester County commissioner in 1784 and lieutenant of the county militia with the brevet rank of colonel in 1790. He served as county sheriff from 1792 from 1795. He was captain of dragoons and major of a regiment mustered to
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in the summer of 1781, resigning his commission and returning home to recuperate. Lafayette, now his commanding general, later wrote to McClellan praising the "strict military discipline and wonderful marksmanship" of the company he had commanded.
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When the American Revolutionary War erupted in 1775, McClellan was commissioned lieutenant of a musket company on July 15, 1776. He commanded a company in
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McClellan married Keziah Parke in 1786. His granddaughter, Keziah Ann Hemphill, married
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First Hundred Years of the National Bank of Chester County, West Chester, Pennsylvania
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History of Chester County, Pennsylvania, with genealogical and biographical sketches
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The official website for the Pennsylvania General Assembly
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and invalidated out of the army, he later served in the
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Military personnel from Chester County, Pennsylvania
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History of the York Rifle Company: From 1775 to 1908
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Pennsylvania State Senate
Middletown Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania
Chester County, Pennsylvania
Continental Army
American Revolutionary War
Battle of Long Island
Battle of Brandywine
Battle of Monmouth
Yorktown Campaign
WIA
Pennsylvania
Continental Army
American Revolutionary War
Yorktown campaign
Pennsylvania State Senate
Middletown Township
Sadsbury Township
Chester County
Samuel John Atlee
Battle of Long Island
Battle of Fort Washington
Continental Army
Anthony Wayne
Marquis de Lafayette
Battle of Brandywine
9th Pennsylvania Regiment
2nd Pennsylvania Regiment
Walter Stewart
Yorktown campaign
Whiskey Rebellion

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