Frederick County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Biographies.....Roberdeau, Gen. Daniel 
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Author: Howe

Gen. Daniel Roberdeau, an officer of the revolution, also lies buried in one of
the grave-yards in Winchester. His monument states his death as having taken
place Jan. 5, 1795, at the age of 68 years. He was from the Isle of France, and
a Huguenot. His descendants are scattered over Virginia. He first settled in
Pennsylvania, where he built a fort at Wyoming, at his own expense, which was
destroyed by the Indians. He was a follower of Whitefield, and a modest and
estimable man.

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From "Historical Collections of Virginia, by Henry Howe, 1845."

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