. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation. 790 the first federal census showsthat he and his wife were living at Easton ona place adjoining that of their son drew lot 56 at Ashfield. but appears notto have gone thither. Richard, John, Caleband Thomas, his brothers, all had lots at Ash-fiel 1 (p. 135 Phillips Genealogy). (V) Oliver, son of Joshua Phillips, wasl:orn at Easton, November 22, 1751. In 1790,according to the first federal census, he wasliving in East
. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation. 790 the first federal census showsthat he and his wife were living at Easton ona place adjoining that of their son drew lot 56 at Ashfield. but appears notto have gone thither. Richard, John, Caleband Thomas, his brothers, all had lots at Ash-fiel 1 (p. 135 Phillips Genealogy). (V) Oliver, son of Joshua Phillips, wasl:orn at Easton, November 22, 1751. In 1790,according to the first federal census, he wasliving in Easton and had in his family twomales over sixteen, six sons under sixteen andfour females. He moved to \ ermont after1790 and lived at Marlbourough and New-fane. \ermont, where he died, October 5,1-836. He was a soldier from Easton in therevolution in Captain Abel Mitchells companyon the Lexington alarm and in Captain JohnPorters company (p. 214, History of Eas-ton). The Massachusetts RevolutionaryRolls (XII. p. 326) also show the Lexingtonalarm service and that during the summer of1775 he was in Captain John Porters com-pany, Colonel Paul Dudley Sargents
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