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From “The McDowell Family” (July 11, 2006) (document attached)
The earliest McDowell of whom there is record is John McDowell (1725-1810) who is said to have been born in Ireland. He came from Lancaster County, PA to Mifflin Township, Allegheny County, PA. His wife was Jane Barnett.
They had one child, Archibald McDowell (1750-1831. When they came west, Archibald was a small boy, and there was a registered Negro slave named "Pomp" with them. John bought 400 or more acres in Mifflin Township and farmed it, Both John and Archibald were soldiers in the American Revolution (Pennsylvania Archives,6th series, Vol., pp.34.58.61, 92-93,106.) they are buried under the McDowell monument in Lebanon Cemetery near McKeesport, PA.
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April 10, 1730
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1750 |
1750
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Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
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1788 |
April 10, 1788
Age 58
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