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Martin Brechall

Martin Brechall (1783 - 1830) was active/lived in Pennsylvania.  Martin Brechall is known for Fraktur drawings-decorative.

The following, submitted August 2004, is from Martha Darby.

I just found out I am a descendent of Martin Brechall, and I have just requested his Revolutionary War pension file. He is recognized in the pension rolls as-Martin
Brechal), a Revolutionary War vet, who was reportedly married 3 times and had about 12 or 13 children.

I have been able to find him so far in the 1790, 1800 & 1820 census records. Per the pension index his last wife's name was Catharina or Catharine Cunifer or Cunifar. Catherine lived from about 1771 until 1867. Martin's son-Martin Brechal, Jr., had 2
wives-Elizabeth Smith & Helen Dudley. Martin Brechal, Jr's first marriage yielded a daughter, Sarah Ann Brechal. She married Joseph Bailey and one of her sons, Martin Brechal Bailey, applied for membership in the Sons of the American Revolution in 1895.

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