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2023 Camp Charlotte Chapter Patriot Grave Marking

CAMP CHARLOTTE CHAPTER OHSSAR PATRIOT GRAVE MARKING CEREMONY

A State Color Guard Event

Saturday September 16th, 2023, at 1:00 PM

      Forest Cemetery, 905 North Court Street Circleville, OH

      Honoring Four Revolutionary War Patriots:              

Alexander Foresman – Captain; Captain of Foot, 6th Battalion, Colonel Briney’s Regiment, Northampton County Militia

Abraham Funk – Wagoner when as a lad he hauled provisions for the Continental Army.

Jacob Ziegler – Private, PA

Haleigh Sage – Private, CT

Muster – Color Guard, Musket Detail, around 12:00

Musket Detail Participation – If you plan to participate in the Musket Detail, please contact Ohio Society Color Guard Commander Bob Hill email: leeslegiondragoon@gmail.com, Please provide your name and phone number.

Grave Marking Participation – If you plan on presenting a wreath please contact Camp Charlotte Chapter Secretary Rich Minshall, email: rminshall@ewi.org,  phone: 740-701-3167, after 5:00 p.m. Please provide your name and phone number if a message is left.

Directions – Forest Cemetery:  39.615403 / -82.939985   Red is where ceremony central will be located.  The Blue is where honored patriots are resting, and green is one avenue to the area.  The ceremony area will be coned off, Black.

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2021 Boggs (Young Farm) Cemetery Clean-Up

A descendant from The State of Arizona of Revolutionary War patriot John Boggs Sr. wishes to have the Camp Charlotte Chapter of the OHSSAR conduct a grave marking ceremony of the behalf of his ancestor and other patriots buried at the cemetery. The cemetery has been clearly neglected for a number years and our chapter will be dedicated to returning it to a state that it should be in. We are currently working with a Scout from a Troop in Chillicothe who is currently working on conducting this cleanup as an Eagle Scout Project.

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2021 Grave Marking Ceremony to Honor Revolutionary War Patriot John Julien

h/o Elizabeth Butler, married 14 Jun 1770, Frederick Co., MD. Marriage record lists his father as Stephen Julian.

Note: See Fairfield Trace, Fall 1990:
John served as a private in the Rev. War at Basking Ridge, east NJ, March 1777, with the 33rd Battalion of the Maryland militia, under command of Charles BEATTY, and in the 4th Co. under Capt. Stulle.

By 1806 John was in Clearcreek Twp. John Julian purchased Congressional Lands on 15 Oct 1811, Range 20, Twp. 11, Sec. 2, the north half (320 acres) of Sec. 2, Saltcreek Twp. (borders Clearcreek Twp., Fairfield Co.) and is listed in the book, Entrymen East of Scioto River in Ohio River
Survey of Congressional Lands. His son, Rene, had preceded him in 1801 with his young family. In 1817 sons, Stephen and William bought lots in the village of Tarlton.