Col. William Crawford - Meadville, PA - Specific Veteran Memorials on Waymarking.com

This is located in Meadville, PA's Diamond Park in Crawford County. Plaque States: In commemoration of Col. William Crawford born in Virginia in 1732, burned at the stake by the Delaware Indians near Sundusky, Ohio, June 11, 1782. Revolutionay Soldier, Friend and companion of Washington, brave and distinguised frontiersman or Western Pennsylvania. This county is named in his honor. Erected by The Col. Crawford Chapter Daughters on the American Revolution. A.D. 1912.

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