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Was Located Near This Marker on the Plantation of Philip Davis Welshman -- Patriot -- Collector of Taxes -- Member of the Presbytery Of New Castle Who Built the Fort About 1754 as a Protection Against the Indians.
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Fort Marshall
S of Mercersburg, PA
This settlers' refuge, located near Old Warm Spring Trail, was built about 1755 on the land of William Marshall.
William Findlay
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Governor of Pennsylvania, 1817-20; born on this site June 20, 1768.
Wilson College
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Founded in 1869, and named for Sarah Wilson, its benefactor.
Joseph Winters
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African American inventor who secured a U.S. patent for the first fire escape ladder and hose conductor in 1878.
Israel Benevolent Society Cemetery
Chambersburg, PA
Consecrated in 1844, this cemetery provided a place for Jews to be properly buried under the requirements of Judaic law.
