Kellogg was granted rights to operate a ferry between Crown Point, New York and Bridport, Vermont in 1824.
He is believed to be buried at this site, but his name is also shown on a family stone at Bridport, Vermont at Find-a-Grave Memorial
# 66438617. The Bridport lot is the resting place of his widow, who died nearly forty years after Sylvester Kellogg.
He is believed to be buried at this site, but his name is also shown on a family stone at Bridport, Vermont at Find-a-Grave Memorial
# 66438617. The Bridport lot is the resting place of his widow, who died nearly forty years after Sylvester Kellogg.
Kellogg was granted rights to operate a ferry between Crown Point, New York and Bridport, Vermont in 1824.
He is believed to be buried at this site, but his name is also shown on a family stone at Bridport, Vermont at Find-a-Grave Memorial
# 66438617. The Bridport lot is the resting place of his widow, who died nearly forty years after Sylvester Kellogg.
He is believed to be buried at this site, but his name is also shown on a family stone at Bridport, Vermont at Find-a-Grave Memorial
# 66438617. The Bridport lot is the resting place of his widow, who died nearly forty years after Sylvester Kellogg.
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