Daughter of Henry & Sarah (Babcock) Stephens/Stevens III.
Wife of Ensign David Dill Fellows, m. Dec. 22, 1763
Mother of James, Asa, Henry, Altana (Josiah Kingsbury), & Susannah (Robert More) Fellows.
Stephens/Stevens Genealogy by Plowden Stevens
*David served in the Continental Army & was a POW in Canada.
David was captured on 5/19/1776 at Cedars, Quebec while serving in Col. Hazen's "Northern Campaign" He was promoted to Ensign on 1/1/1777 while held captive outside of Montreal. His younger brother was also captured but later released/traded since he was only a Pvt. David's other brother also served. (information from descendant, Terri McSweeny)
DAR Patriot Index Volume (page 232) lists David FELLOWS, b. 11-23-1736, d. 12-10-1779, m. Lois Stevens; Sargeant, CT. Fellows genealogy notes that David died in captivity during the Revolutionary War.
However, records from Fishkill Supply Depot, NY state:
Lt. David Fellow - Col Hazens Regiment - Died in service at Fishkill 12/10/1779
DAR Research system:
FELLOWS, DAVID
Service:
CONNECTICUT Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, SERGEANT
Birth:
11-23-1738 CANAAN HARTFORD CO CONNECTICUT
Death:
12-10-1779
Service Source:
JOHNSTON, CT MEN IN THE REV, 110-112, 260
Service Description:
1) CAPT JOHN STEVENS, COL CHARLES BURRALL; PRISONER AT THE CEDARS, CANADA
2) ALSO ENS, CAPT WILLIAM MUNSON, COL MOSES HAZEN
Wife of Ensign David Dill Fellows, m. Dec. 22, 1763
Mother of James, Asa, Henry, Altana (Josiah Kingsbury), & Susannah (Robert More) Fellows.
Stephens/Stevens Genealogy by Plowden Stevens
*David served in the Continental Army & was a POW in Canada.
David was captured on 5/19/1776 at Cedars, Quebec while serving in Col. Hazen's "Northern Campaign" He was promoted to Ensign on 1/1/1777 while held captive outside of Montreal. His younger brother was also captured but later released/traded since he was only a Pvt. David's other brother also served. (information from descendant, Terri McSweeny)
DAR Patriot Index Volume (page 232) lists David FELLOWS, b. 11-23-1736, d. 12-10-1779, m. Lois Stevens; Sargeant, CT. Fellows genealogy notes that David died in captivity during the Revolutionary War.
However, records from Fishkill Supply Depot, NY state:
Lt. David Fellow - Col Hazens Regiment - Died in service at Fishkill 12/10/1779
DAR Research system:
FELLOWS, DAVID
Service:
CONNECTICUT Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, SERGEANT
Birth:
11-23-1738 CANAAN HARTFORD CO CONNECTICUT
Death:
12-10-1779
Service Source:
JOHNSTON, CT MEN IN THE REV, 110-112, 260
Service Description:
1) CAPT JOHN STEVENS, COL CHARLES BURRALL; PRISONER AT THE CEDARS, CANADA
2) ALSO ENS, CAPT WILLIAM MUNSON, COL MOSES HAZEN
Daughter of Henry & Sarah (Babcock) Stephens/Stevens III.
Wife of Ensign David Dill Fellows, m. Dec. 22, 1763
Mother of James, Asa, Henry, Altana (Josiah Kingsbury), & Susannah (Robert More) Fellows.
Stephens/Stevens Genealogy by Plowden Stevens
*David served in the Continental Army & was a POW in Canada.
David was captured on 5/19/1776 at Cedars, Quebec while serving in Col. Hazen's "Northern Campaign" He was promoted to Ensign on 1/1/1777 while held captive outside of Montreal. His younger brother was also captured but later released/traded since he was only a Pvt. David's other brother also served. (information from descendant, Terri McSweeny)
DAR Patriot Index Volume (page 232) lists David FELLOWS, b. 11-23-1736, d. 12-10-1779, m. Lois Stevens; Sargeant, CT. Fellows genealogy notes that David died in captivity during the Revolutionary War.
However, records from Fishkill Supply Depot, NY state:
Lt. David Fellow - Col Hazens Regiment - Died in service at Fishkill 12/10/1779
DAR Research system:
FELLOWS, DAVID
Service:
CONNECTICUT Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, SERGEANT
Birth:
11-23-1738 CANAAN HARTFORD CO CONNECTICUT
Death:
12-10-1779
Service Source:
JOHNSTON, CT MEN IN THE REV, 110-112, 260
Service Description:
1) CAPT JOHN STEVENS, COL CHARLES BURRALL; PRISONER AT THE CEDARS, CANADA
2) ALSO ENS, CAPT WILLIAM MUNSON, COL MOSES HAZEN
Wife of Ensign David Dill Fellows, m. Dec. 22, 1763
Mother of James, Asa, Henry, Altana (Josiah Kingsbury), & Susannah (Robert More) Fellows.
Stephens/Stevens Genealogy by Plowden Stevens
*David served in the Continental Army & was a POW in Canada.
David was captured on 5/19/1776 at Cedars, Quebec while serving in Col. Hazen's "Northern Campaign" He was promoted to Ensign on 1/1/1777 while held captive outside of Montreal. His younger brother was also captured but later released/traded since he was only a Pvt. David's other brother also served. (information from descendant, Terri McSweeny)
DAR Patriot Index Volume (page 232) lists David FELLOWS, b. 11-23-1736, d. 12-10-1779, m. Lois Stevens; Sargeant, CT. Fellows genealogy notes that David died in captivity during the Revolutionary War.
However, records from Fishkill Supply Depot, NY state:
Lt. David Fellow - Col Hazens Regiment - Died in service at Fishkill 12/10/1779
DAR Research system:
FELLOWS, DAVID
Service:
CONNECTICUT Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, SERGEANT
Birth:
11-23-1738 CANAAN HARTFORD CO CONNECTICUT
Death:
12-10-1779
Service Source:
JOHNSTON, CT MEN IN THE REV, 110-112, 260
Service Description:
1) CAPT JOHN STEVENS, COL CHARLES BURRALL; PRISONER AT THE CEDARS, CANADA
2) ALSO ENS, CAPT WILLIAM MUNSON, COL MOSES HAZEN
Inscription
In Memory of Lois Fellows who died August 20th 1829, in the 90th year of her age
and
Asa, son of David & Lois Fellows who died August 31, 1823, aged 55 years.
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