American Revolutionary War Soldier
Phineas Pease (1755-1836) enlisted, 1775, at Norfolk, Connecticut, as a fifer in Captain Isaac Bostwick's company, Colonel Webb's regiment.
In 1779 served in Captain Relief Dutcher's company to repel the British on the Connecticut sea-coast at the burning of Norfolk, Connecticut.
In 1833 he was a pensioner of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, where he died. He was born in Enfield, Connecticut.
Phineas Pease (1755-1836) enlisted, 1775, at Norfolk, Connecticut, as a fifer in Captain Isaac Bostwick's company, Colonel Webb's regiment.
In 1779 served in Captain Relief Dutcher's company to repel the British on the Connecticut sea-coast at the burning of Norfolk, Connecticut.
In 1833 he was a pensioner of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, where he died. He was born in Enfield, Connecticut.
American Revolutionary War Soldier
Phineas Pease (1755-1836) enlisted, 1775, at Norfolk, Connecticut, as a fifer in Captain Isaac Bostwick's company, Colonel Webb's regiment.
In 1779 served in Captain Relief Dutcher's company to repel the British on the Connecticut sea-coast at the burning of Norfolk, Connecticut.
In 1833 he was a pensioner of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, where he died. He was born in Enfield, Connecticut.
Phineas Pease (1755-1836) enlisted, 1775, at Norfolk, Connecticut, as a fifer in Captain Isaac Bostwick's company, Colonel Webb's regiment.
In 1779 served in Captain Relief Dutcher's company to repel the British on the Connecticut sea-coast at the burning of Norfolk, Connecticut.
In 1833 he was a pensioner of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, where he died. He was born in Enfield, Connecticut.
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