Caroline, the daughter of Roger Atkinson and Agnes Poythress, married Philip on 6 February 1823. They had at sixteen children, according to her published obituary.
She later received a pension based on Philips's service as a Private in Capt. William Murphy's Company of Virginia Militia in the War of 1812.
She died at 1002 E. Broad Street of "Congestion of the Brain", per Cemetery records, and is buried in her husband's plot.
She later received a pension based on Philips's service as a Private in Capt. William Murphy's Company of Virginia Militia in the War of 1812.
She died at 1002 E. Broad Street of "Congestion of the Brain", per Cemetery records, and is buried in her husband's plot.
Caroline, the daughter of Roger Atkinson and Agnes Poythress, married Philip on 6 February 1823. They had at sixteen children, according to her published obituary.
She later received a pension based on Philips's service as a Private in Capt. William Murphy's Company of Virginia Militia in the War of 1812.
She died at 1002 E. Broad Street of "Congestion of the Brain", per Cemetery records, and is buried in her husband's plot.
She later received a pension based on Philips's service as a Private in Capt. William Murphy's Company of Virginia Militia in the War of 1812.
She died at 1002 E. Broad Street of "Congestion of the Brain", per Cemetery records, and is buried in her husband's plot.
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