3.  John  Charles  Capp,  born  Harrisburg,  June  26,  1800,
married  July  29,  T829,  Sarah  Singer.
4.  John  Singer,  born  Lancaster,  March  11,  1763,  died  Phila-
delphia, May  13,  1829,  married  Anna  Maria  Musser,  June  20 ;
1793-


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5.  Captain  George  Musser,  born  March  27,  1741.  died   |uly,
[814,  married   Ohristianna   Young.
George  Musser,  Captain  of  Associates  Lancaster  Company

1775.  Captain  George  Ross'  1st  Battalion,  Lancaster  County,
Pennsylvania.     In  actual  service  United  States  of  America  in

1776.  (See  Penn.  Archives,  5th  Scries,  Vol.  VII,  pp.  15,  16.)
Went  in  Jersey  Company  /August,  1776,  to  Jersey,  was  away
with  Company  until  1777.  (  Muster  Rolls  of  Lancaster  Com-
pany. 1776;  also  see  Historical  Register  of  Officers  of  Conti-
nental Army  1775-1783,  by  Francis  B.  Hietman,  revised  edition,
p.  408,  Captain  George  Musser.  Pennsylvania.)

6.  Paul  Musser,  born  1697,  married  1702,  Maria  Barbara
Cassell.  Came  to  America  172Q.  from  Alsace  and  settled  in
the  town  of  Falconers  Swamp,  about  20  miles  from  Lancas-
ter. Pa.
CARMAN.
Louis  Dale  Carman;  Residence,  Washington,  D.  C  born
Newark,  N.  J.,  September  5,  i860.  LLB.,  LLM..  Columbian,
now  George  Washington  University,  1880-1881.  Member
Bar  Supreme  Court,  D.  C. ;  M.  D.,  Howard  University.  1888;
Georgetown  University,  1889.  Member  D.  C.  Commandery
Loyal  Legion  of  U.  S. ;  D.  C.  Society  S.  A.  R. ;  32<1  Degree
Mason,  etc.
Author  of  "Abraham  Lincoln,  Freemason,"  etc

Married  Maria  Gambrill  of  Augusta,  Ga.,  December  22,
1897.     ^ne  child,  Louise.
Son   of  General   Ezra  Ayers  Carman,    1834-1909.   and  Ada

Salmon.
Son  of  Hon.  Melancthon  Freeman  Carman,  1807- 1884.  and
Ann  Maria  Ayers,  181 3-1898.
68  THE  UNCAGE  book.
Son  of  Major  Phineas  Carman,   1762- 1827,   Middlesex,   N
J.,  Militia,  Revolutionary  War;  and  Huldah  Ayers,  1763-1849.
