The Date of Death is Approximate
He died AFTER Aft. 15 Nov 1781
Husband of "Pretty Molly" Mary Perkins
He was Capt of the Tories
"He died with the bowel complaint and lost the use of one side his head was nearly split open with a sword by Rutherfords men near the Brick House near Wilmington then he was carried to Wilmington put under charge of a Doctor having understood they were going to take Wilmington he sailed round to Charlestown"
http://www.capefearclans.com/EstatesRecs.html#DanMcPhaulEst
from the deposition of Catherine McPhaul McArthur with her account of her father Neill McPhaul's death during the Revolution. Special thanks to Steve Edgerton for providing this information.
According to his daughter's court deposition Neill McPhaul was severely wounded at the battle of the Brick House near the current town of Leland opposite Wilmington, NC. He died and is buried in Charleston, SC. He was wounded but alive on a list of soldiers in Charleston, SC, dated Dec 1, 1781.
http://www.capefearclans.com/FC_McPhaul/FC_NMcPhaul.html
He is my 5x Great Grandfather.
He is the son of John McPhaul of McPhaul's Mill and Tavern and his first wife, who remains unknown.
He is the brother of Sarah McPHAUL Brown: FindAGrave Memorial # 60541337
He died AFTER Aft. 15 Nov 1781
Husband of "Pretty Molly" Mary Perkins
He was Capt of the Tories
"He died with the bowel complaint and lost the use of one side his head was nearly split open with a sword by Rutherfords men near the Brick House near Wilmington then he was carried to Wilmington put under charge of a Doctor having understood they were going to take Wilmington he sailed round to Charlestown"
http://www.capefearclans.com/EstatesRecs.html#DanMcPhaulEst
from the deposition of Catherine McPhaul McArthur with her account of her father Neill McPhaul's death during the Revolution. Special thanks to Steve Edgerton for providing this information.
According to his daughter's court deposition Neill McPhaul was severely wounded at the battle of the Brick House near the current town of Leland opposite Wilmington, NC. He died and is buried in Charleston, SC. He was wounded but alive on a list of soldiers in Charleston, SC, dated Dec 1, 1781.
http://www.capefearclans.com/FC_McPhaul/FC_NMcPhaul.html
He is my 5x Great Grandfather.
He is the son of John McPhaul of McPhaul's Mill and Tavern and his first wife, who remains unknown.
He is the brother of Sarah McPHAUL Brown: FindAGrave Memorial # 60541337
The Date of Death is Approximate
He died AFTER Aft. 15 Nov 1781
Husband of "Pretty Molly" Mary Perkins
He was Capt of the Tories
"He died with the bowel complaint and lost the use of one side his head was nearly split open with a sword by Rutherfords men near the Brick House near Wilmington then he was carried to Wilmington put under charge of a Doctor having understood they were going to take Wilmington he sailed round to Charlestown"
http://www.capefearclans.com/EstatesRecs.html#DanMcPhaulEst
from the deposition of Catherine McPhaul McArthur with her account of her father Neill McPhaul's death during the Revolution. Special thanks to Steve Edgerton for providing this information.
According to his daughter's court deposition Neill McPhaul was severely wounded at the battle of the Brick House near the current town of Leland opposite Wilmington, NC. He died and is buried in Charleston, SC. He was wounded but alive on a list of soldiers in Charleston, SC, dated Dec 1, 1781.
http://www.capefearclans.com/FC_McPhaul/FC_NMcPhaul.html
He is my 5x Great Grandfather.
He is the son of John McPhaul of McPhaul's Mill and Tavern and his first wife, who remains unknown.
He is the brother of Sarah McPHAUL Brown: FindAGrave Memorial # 60541337
He died AFTER Aft. 15 Nov 1781
Husband of "Pretty Molly" Mary Perkins
He was Capt of the Tories
"He died with the bowel complaint and lost the use of one side his head was nearly split open with a sword by Rutherfords men near the Brick House near Wilmington then he was carried to Wilmington put under charge of a Doctor having understood they were going to take Wilmington he sailed round to Charlestown"
http://www.capefearclans.com/EstatesRecs.html#DanMcPhaulEst
from the deposition of Catherine McPhaul McArthur with her account of her father Neill McPhaul's death during the Revolution. Special thanks to Steve Edgerton for providing this information.
According to his daughter's court deposition Neill McPhaul was severely wounded at the battle of the Brick House near the current town of Leland opposite Wilmington, NC. He died and is buried in Charleston, SC. He was wounded but alive on a list of soldiers in Charleston, SC, dated Dec 1, 1781.
http://www.capefearclans.com/FC_McPhaul/FC_NMcPhaul.html
He is my 5x Great Grandfather.
He is the son of John McPhaul of McPhaul's Mill and Tavern and his first wife, who remains unknown.
He is the brother of Sarah McPHAUL Brown: FindAGrave Memorial # 60541337
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