Lived 46 years 6 months 18 days
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Titus Andrews (1747-1795), a/k/a Andrus, a/k/a Andruss, who resided in the Saratoga District of Albany County, NY in 1779.
Titus Andrews' farm was assessed at 100 pounds on the March 2nd, 1779 Saratoga District Tax List and 150 dollars on the October 23rd, 1779 Saratoga District Tax List.
In 1786, Titus Andrews is listed as a residing on the western bank of the Hudson River.
Titus Andrews is the son of Ephraim Andrews, who also resided in the Saratoga District of Albany County.
Titus married (1) Eunice Everett and (2) Mary Dickinson.
Titus Andrews was a member of Yellow Meetinghouse, i.e., The First Congregational Church of Stillwater. Sylvester's History of Saratoga County, NY.
Titus Andrews was living in the present day town of Stillwater, Saratoga County in 1790. (See U.S. Census Return for Stillwater, Albany County, NY)
Titus Andrews served in the 13th Regiment of the Albany County Militia. (See New York in the Revolution as Colony and State at page 122.)
Titus Andrews is listed by the Saratoga County Historian's Office on its Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Saratoga Co.
Titus Andrews, of Stillwater, died Testate. His Will is recorded in Saratoga County Will Book 7 at page 103.
*** Per contributor Ken:
Titus Andrews (1747-1795), a/k/a Andrus, a/k/a Andruss, who resided in the Saratoga District of Albany County, NY in 1779.
Titus Andrews' farm was assessed at 100 pounds on the March 2nd, 1779 Saratoga District Tax List and 150 dollars on the October 23rd, 1779 Saratoga District Tax List.
In 1786, Titus Andrews is listed as a residing on the western bank of the Hudson River.
Titus Andrews is the son of Ephraim Andrews, who also resided in the Saratoga District of Albany County.
Titus married (1) Eunice Everett and (2) Mary Dickinson.
Titus Andrews was a member of Yellow Meetinghouse, i.e., The First Congregational Church of Stillwater. Sylvester's History of Saratoga County, NY.
Titus Andrews was living in the present day town of Stillwater, Saratoga County in 1790. (See U.S. Census Return for Stillwater, Albany County, NY)
Titus Andrews served in the 13th Regiment of the Albany County Militia. (See New York in the Revolution as Colony and State at page 122.)
Titus Andrews is listed by the Saratoga County Historian's Office on its Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Saratoga Co.
Titus Andrews, of Stillwater, died Testate. His Will is recorded in Saratoga County Will Book 7 at page 103.
Lived 46 years 6 months 18 days
*** Per contributor Ken:
Titus Andrews (1747-1795), a/k/a Andrus, a/k/a Andruss, who resided in the Saratoga District of Albany County, NY in 1779.
Titus Andrews' farm was assessed at 100 pounds on the March 2nd, 1779 Saratoga District Tax List and 150 dollars on the October 23rd, 1779 Saratoga District Tax List.
In 1786, Titus Andrews is listed as a residing on the western bank of the Hudson River.
Titus Andrews is the son of Ephraim Andrews, who also resided in the Saratoga District of Albany County.
Titus married (1) Eunice Everett and (2) Mary Dickinson.
Titus Andrews was a member of Yellow Meetinghouse, i.e., The First Congregational Church of Stillwater. Sylvester's History of Saratoga County, NY.
Titus Andrews was living in the present day town of Stillwater, Saratoga County in 1790. (See U.S. Census Return for Stillwater, Albany County, NY)
Titus Andrews served in the 13th Regiment of the Albany County Militia. (See New York in the Revolution as Colony and State at page 122.)
Titus Andrews is listed by the Saratoga County Historian's Office on its Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Saratoga Co.
Titus Andrews, of Stillwater, died Testate. His Will is recorded in Saratoga County Will Book 7 at page 103.
*** Per contributor Ken:
Titus Andrews (1747-1795), a/k/a Andrus, a/k/a Andruss, who resided in the Saratoga District of Albany County, NY in 1779.
Titus Andrews' farm was assessed at 100 pounds on the March 2nd, 1779 Saratoga District Tax List and 150 dollars on the October 23rd, 1779 Saratoga District Tax List.
In 1786, Titus Andrews is listed as a residing on the western bank of the Hudson River.
Titus Andrews is the son of Ephraim Andrews, who also resided in the Saratoga District of Albany County.
Titus married (1) Eunice Everett and (2) Mary Dickinson.
Titus Andrews was a member of Yellow Meetinghouse, i.e., The First Congregational Church of Stillwater. Sylvester's History of Saratoga County, NY.
Titus Andrews was living in the present day town of Stillwater, Saratoga County in 1790. (See U.S. Census Return for Stillwater, Albany County, NY)
Titus Andrews served in the 13th Regiment of the Albany County Militia. (See New York in the Revolution as Colony and State at page 122.)
Titus Andrews is listed by the Saratoga County Historian's Office on its Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Saratoga Co.
Titus Andrews, of Stillwater, died Testate. His Will is recorded in Saratoga County Will Book 7 at page 103.
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