Son of Amos Platt and Zerviah Whitman, husband of Phebe and later Elizabeth.
He was taken prisoner during the American Revolution and held on the ship 'Swan'.
In 1790, Zebulon was shown living in Huntington, Suffolk, New York, with a household of five members.
Zebulon Platt was shown living in Huntington, Suffolk, NY in 1810 with a household of four. Also shown at that time was Zophar Platt, with a household of six.
(Long Island Surnames; Records of the First Church in Huntington, Long Island 1723-1779; Inscriptions Taken from the Old Cemetery at Huntington, Suffolk Co., L. I. 1701-1750, (New York Genealoical and Biographical Record, Volume 31, April 1900, pg.113; Old Burying Ground, first copied in 1895 and added to in 1956, Dusenberry, Edwin, Mrs. Reginald Runge and Roy E Lott, Huntington Town Historian, (1956); 1790 and 1810 US Federal Census)
He was taken prisoner during the American Revolution and held on the ship 'Swan'.
In 1790, Zebulon was shown living in Huntington, Suffolk, New York, with a household of five members.
Zebulon Platt was shown living in Huntington, Suffolk, NY in 1810 with a household of four. Also shown at that time was Zophar Platt, with a household of six.
(Long Island Surnames; Records of the First Church in Huntington, Long Island 1723-1779; Inscriptions Taken from the Old Cemetery at Huntington, Suffolk Co., L. I. 1701-1750, (New York Genealoical and Biographical Record, Volume 31, April 1900, pg.113; Old Burying Ground, first copied in 1895 and added to in 1956, Dusenberry, Edwin, Mrs. Reginald Runge and Roy E Lott, Huntington Town Historian, (1956); 1790 and 1810 US Federal Census)
Son of Amos Platt and Zerviah Whitman, husband of Phebe and later Elizabeth.
He was taken prisoner during the American Revolution and held on the ship 'Swan'.
In 1790, Zebulon was shown living in Huntington, Suffolk, New York, with a household of five members.
Zebulon Platt was shown living in Huntington, Suffolk, NY in 1810 with a household of four. Also shown at that time was Zophar Platt, with a household of six.
(Long Island Surnames; Records of the First Church in Huntington, Long Island 1723-1779; Inscriptions Taken from the Old Cemetery at Huntington, Suffolk Co., L. I. 1701-1750, (New York Genealoical and Biographical Record, Volume 31, April 1900, pg.113; Old Burying Ground, first copied in 1895 and added to in 1956, Dusenberry, Edwin, Mrs. Reginald Runge and Roy E Lott, Huntington Town Historian, (1956); 1790 and 1810 US Federal Census)
He was taken prisoner during the American Revolution and held on the ship 'Swan'.
In 1790, Zebulon was shown living in Huntington, Suffolk, New York, with a household of five members.
Zebulon Platt was shown living in Huntington, Suffolk, NY in 1810 with a household of four. Also shown at that time was Zophar Platt, with a household of six.
(Long Island Surnames; Records of the First Church in Huntington, Long Island 1723-1779; Inscriptions Taken from the Old Cemetery at Huntington, Suffolk Co., L. I. 1701-1750, (New York Genealoical and Biographical Record, Volume 31, April 1900, pg.113; Old Burying Ground, first copied in 1895 and added to in 1956, Dusenberry, Edwin, Mrs. Reginald Runge and Roy E Lott, Huntington Town Historian, (1956); 1790 and 1810 US Federal Census)
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Zebulon Platt
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Revolutionary War
1774-1816
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