Philip was born in about 1774 in South Creek, New Market, Virginia, had no children with his wife, Elizabeth.
Philip (Eary) served in War of 1812 in Capt. Daniel Mathews Company, 116th Regiment of the Virginia Volunteers. He entered service July 7 1813. He lived with his wife on Smith Creek, five miles from New Market, Virginia on the Lewis Zirkle land grant.
He may be buried next to his wife, Elizabeth who is buried in St. Matthews cemetery.
Philip (Eary) served in War of 1812 in Capt. Daniel Mathews Company, 116th Regiment of the Virginia Volunteers. He entered service July 7 1813. He lived with his wife on Smith Creek, five miles from New Market, Virginia on the Lewis Zirkle land grant.
He may be buried next to his wife, Elizabeth who is buried in St. Matthews cemetery.
Philip was born in about 1774 in South Creek, New Market, Virginia, had no children with his wife, Elizabeth.
Philip (Eary) served in War of 1812 in Capt. Daniel Mathews Company, 116th Regiment of the Virginia Volunteers. He entered service July 7 1813. He lived with his wife on Smith Creek, five miles from New Market, Virginia on the Lewis Zirkle land grant.
He may be buried next to his wife, Elizabeth who is buried in St. Matthews cemetery.
Philip (Eary) served in War of 1812 in Capt. Daniel Mathews Company, 116th Regiment of the Virginia Volunteers. He entered service July 7 1813. He lived with his wife on Smith Creek, five miles from New Market, Virginia on the Lewis Zirkle land grant.
He may be buried next to his wife, Elizabeth who is buried in St. Matthews cemetery.
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