Both Philip & his wife Mary are buried in the family burial place on the farm where they formerly lived. Philip Munger served in the French and Indian War, in several successive yearly enlistments. From these recrods he is believed to have lived at or in the vicinity of Cornwall, Conn. In served in the Revolutionary War in the Albany Co., Militia, 13th Regt. Philip Munger bought the farm containing this burial place between. 1803 & 1806. He was living in Stillwater in 1782. Records show that the First Baptist Church was organized in 1790 and he was very active in the church. Philip's lineage has been documented through Colonial Dames of the 17th Century.
MUNGER, PHILIP
Daughters of the American Revolution Ancestor #: A082921
Child/Child : TIMOTHY / [1] NAOMI MATHEWS Add Volume: 428
Service: NEW YORK Rank(s): SERGEANT
Birth: 4-6-1735 LITCHFIELD CO CONNECTICUT
Death: 12-6-1809 STILLWATER SARATOGA CO NEW YORK
Service Source: ROBERTS, NY INT HE REV, PG 124; O'CALLAGHAN, DOCS REL TO THE COL HIST OF STATE OF NY, NY IN THE REV, VOL 15, P 433
Service Description: 1) CAPT EPHRAIM WOODWORTH, LT BENJAMIN GUILE, COL CORNELIUS VAN VEGHTEN, ALBANY CO MILITIA;
2) ALSO PVT
MUNGER, PHILIP
Daughters of the American Revolution Ancestor #: A082921
Child/Child : TIMOTHY / [1] NAOMI MATHEWS Add Volume: 428
Service: NEW YORK Rank(s): SERGEANT
Birth: 4-6-1735 LITCHFIELD CO CONNECTICUT
Death: 12-6-1809 STILLWATER SARATOGA CO NEW YORK
Service Source: ROBERTS, NY INT HE REV, PG 124; O'CALLAGHAN, DOCS REL TO THE COL HIST OF STATE OF NY, NY IN THE REV, VOL 15, P 433
Service Description: 1) CAPT EPHRAIM WOODWORTH, LT BENJAMIN GUILE, COL CORNELIUS VAN VEGHTEN, ALBANY CO MILITIA;
2) ALSO PVT
Both Philip & his wife Mary are buried in the family burial place on the farm where they formerly lived. Philip Munger served in the French and Indian War, in several successive yearly enlistments. From these recrods he is believed to have lived at or in the vicinity of Cornwall, Conn. In served in the Revolutionary War in the Albany Co., Militia, 13th Regt. Philip Munger bought the farm containing this burial place between. 1803 & 1806. He was living in Stillwater in 1782. Records show that the First Baptist Church was organized in 1790 and he was very active in the church. Philip's lineage has been documented through Colonial Dames of the 17th Century.
MUNGER, PHILIP
Daughters of the American Revolution Ancestor #: A082921
Child/Child : TIMOTHY / [1] NAOMI MATHEWS Add Volume: 428
Service: NEW YORK Rank(s): SERGEANT
Birth: 4-6-1735 LITCHFIELD CO CONNECTICUT
Death: 12-6-1809 STILLWATER SARATOGA CO NEW YORK
Service Source: ROBERTS, NY INT HE REV, PG 124; O'CALLAGHAN, DOCS REL TO THE COL HIST OF STATE OF NY, NY IN THE REV, VOL 15, P 433
Service Description: 1) CAPT EPHRAIM WOODWORTH, LT BENJAMIN GUILE, COL CORNELIUS VAN VEGHTEN, ALBANY CO MILITIA;
2) ALSO PVT
MUNGER, PHILIP
Daughters of the American Revolution Ancestor #: A082921
Child/Child : TIMOTHY / [1] NAOMI MATHEWS Add Volume: 428
Service: NEW YORK Rank(s): SERGEANT
Birth: 4-6-1735 LITCHFIELD CO CONNECTICUT
Death: 12-6-1809 STILLWATER SARATOGA CO NEW YORK
Service Source: ROBERTS, NY INT HE REV, PG 124; O'CALLAGHAN, DOCS REL TO THE COL HIST OF STATE OF NY, NY IN THE REV, VOL 15, P 433
Service Description: 1) CAPT EPHRAIM WOODWORTH, LT BENJAMIN GUILE, COL CORNELIUS VAN VEGHTEN, ALBANY CO MILITIA;
2) ALSO PVT
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Spouse: Mary
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