Individual Details
John DEADO
(24 September 1758 - 18 November 1816)
Trimmer Notebooks, Bk. 5, p. 71 shown as John (Ditto) Deado
English heritage
English heritage
Events
| Birth | 24 September 1758 | Of Pennsylvania |  | ||
| Military | May 1778 |  | | ||
| Marriage | Abt 1786 | Of Pennsylvania - Margaret HINKLE | |||
| Burial | November 1816 | Old Peace Church, Mechanicsburg, Franklin, Pennslyvania | | ||
| Death | 18 November 1816 | Lisburn, Cumberland, Pennsylvania | | ||
| Alt name | John DITTO | ||||
| Alt name | John DETTERO | ||||
| Alt name | John DEADS | ||||
| Ancestral File Number | PWSD-V6 |
Families
| Spouse | Margaret HINKLE (1761 - 1834) |
| Child | Margaret Ann DEADO (1787 - 1856) |
| Child | Mary DEADO (1787 - 1865) |
| Child | Justus DEADO (1794 - 1807) |
| Child | Jacob DEADO (1801 - 1809) |
Notes
Military
John Deady, Male, May 1778, USAContinental Troops, Corps of Artificers, Private
(Definition from National Archives)
Artificers were skilled artisans and mechanics who kept military equipment in good working order so the troops could operate effectively. They typically served under the jurisdiction of the Chief Engineer in the Quartermaster General's Department, but were separate from other engineer regiments. In the Continental Army, Geroge Washington established a Corps of Artificers that was often organized into specialized companies reflecting specific skills (e.g. blacksmiths, sadlers, carpenters, bakers)
Endnotes
1. (August 2010 personal visit).
2. Compilers: William Sumner Junkin, Minnie Wyatt Junkin, The Henckel Genealogy, 1500-1960: Ancestry and Descendants of Reverend Anthony Jacob Henckel 1668-1728 (Spokane, Washington: C. W. Hill Printing Company, 1964).
3. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783.
4. (August 2010 personal visit).
5. (August 2010 personal visit).