Name of McDorman had several ways of spelling MacDorman ending up to be spelt McDarment
Children: Peter MacDorman 1780 - 1833, John McDarment MacDorman 1786 - 1870, Nancy Anne MacDorman 1790 - 1869, James McDorman 1779 - 1849, Mary MacDorman 1798 - , Sarah "Sally" McDorman 1799 - 1860, Margret MacDorman 1803 - 1864, William MacDorman
He was a Revolutionary War Veteran and served in the Virginia Line as a Private. A headstone with the appropriated design for a Revolutionary Soldier was order by Elsie B. Clore ( Mrs. Irvin Chandler Clore) on 13 April 1935. The headstone was shipped on 29 July 1935 and delivered to Mrs. Clore to be placed in the McDorman Cemetery.
Children: Peter MacDorman 1780 - 1833, John McDarment MacDorman 1786 - 1870, Nancy Anne MacDorman 1790 - 1869, James McDorman 1779 - 1849, Mary MacDorman 1798 - , Sarah "Sally" McDorman 1799 - 1860, Margret MacDorman 1803 - 1864, William MacDorman
He was a Revolutionary War Veteran and served in the Virginia Line as a Private. A headstone with the appropriated design for a Revolutionary Soldier was order by Elsie B. Clore ( Mrs. Irvin Chandler Clore) on 13 April 1935. The headstone was shipped on 29 July 1935 and delivered to Mrs. Clore to be placed in the McDorman Cemetery.
Name of McDorman had several ways of spelling MacDorman ending up to be spelt McDarment
Children: Peter MacDorman 1780 - 1833, John McDarment MacDorman 1786 - 1870, Nancy Anne MacDorman 1790 - 1869, James McDorman 1779 - 1849, Mary MacDorman 1798 - , Sarah "Sally" McDorman 1799 - 1860, Margret MacDorman 1803 - 1864, William MacDorman
He was a Revolutionary War Veteran and served in the Virginia Line as a Private. A headstone with the appropriated design for a Revolutionary Soldier was order by Elsie B. Clore ( Mrs. Irvin Chandler Clore) on 13 April 1935. The headstone was shipped on 29 July 1935 and delivered to Mrs. Clore to be placed in the McDorman Cemetery.
Children: Peter MacDorman 1780 - 1833, John McDarment MacDorman 1786 - 1870, Nancy Anne MacDorman 1790 - 1869, James McDorman 1779 - 1849, Mary MacDorman 1798 - , Sarah "Sally" McDorman 1799 - 1860, Margret MacDorman 1803 - 1864, William MacDorman
He was a Revolutionary War Veteran and served in the Virginia Line as a Private. A headstone with the appropriated design for a Revolutionary Soldier was order by Elsie B. Clore ( Mrs. Irvin Chandler Clore) on 13 April 1935. The headstone was shipped on 29 July 1935 and delivered to Mrs. Clore to be placed in the McDorman Cemetery.
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