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On August 28, 1861, Shippensburg resident Jacob Agle volunteered for service with Company H, 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry, leaving behind his wife and three sons: Edward, age 7; Samuel, age 5; and Abner age 4. On September 13, 1863, Private Agle was s…
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Charter Member & First President of
The Shippensburg Garden Club
"To plant is to love others
besides oneself"
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Historic Preservation District
Shippe…
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Died in Service
Mark L. Bauserman · Paul H. Beidel · George W. Bert · Roy C. Buhrman · John L. Burkholder · Wilbur C. Burkholder · Wayne L. Clendening · William J. Dowd · H…
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Died in Service
Gordon L. Eyer · Ray E. Hayes
Merle William Miller · Richard Shank
[Honor Roll of Veterans not transcribed]
Supplemental Roster
World War II
[Honor Roll of Veterans not transcribed]
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This park was created in large part through
the dedicated efforts and generous contributions of
Arthur R. Burkhart
Robert M. Currens
Harold S. Garling, Treasurer
Carl A. Naugle, Chairman
Paul B. Noftsker, Secretary
Original Shippensburg P…
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These tablets are dedicated to and bear the names of the servicemen and women from Shippensburg and R.D.'s and nearby villages who served honorably in the American Armed Forces during the Vietnam War:
July 1, 1958 — May 7, 1975.
This was…
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Settled about 1733
Laid out by and named for Edward Shippen
· 1703-1781 ·
Merchant
Mayor of Philadelphia
Later a resident of Lancaster
Paymaster in the Forbes Expedition
A founder and trustee of Princeton University
Grandso…
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Founded 1730 by Edward Shippen. Second oldest town in the state west of the Susquehanna River. Important community on colonial frontier. Temporary seat of Cumberland Co., whose first courts were held here in 1750-51.
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Founded 1730 by Edward Shippen. Second oldest town in the state west of the Susquehanna River. Important community on colonial frontier. Temporary seat of Cumberland Co., whose first courts were held here in 1750-51.
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At Shippensburg, the Raystown Path forked; one branch led directly west over three steep mts. to Burnt Cabins; the other, taken by General Forbes to avoid heavy grades, went south round Parnells Knob to Fort Loudon, crossing the Tuscarora Mountain…