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About Gen. John Irvin
John Irvin, with two brothers, William and Gion came from county Tyrone, Ireland, to Lewistown, Mifflin county, Pa., in 1786, and crossed the mountains to the "new country" of Penn's valley, where they all became thriving farmers, mill owners and miners. John Irvin, an Irish immigrant and mason by training, operated a grist mill, a saw mill & a store at Linden Hall and resided there until his death.
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Gen. John Irvin's Timeline
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1770
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Tyrone, Ireland
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| 1800 |
February 18, 1800
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Centre County, Pennsylvania, United States
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1800
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Centre County, PA, United States
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October 11, 1803
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Centre County, Pennsylvania, United States
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1806
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Centre County, Pennsylvania, United States
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May 3, 1812
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Centre County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1814 |
October 6, 1814
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Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1820 |
August 19, 1820
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Centre County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1843 |
September 23, 1843
Age 73
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Centre County, Pennsylvania, United States
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