This is the son of William and Catherine Gee. His Brother's and sister's are Joseph, Cornelius, William, Sarah, Nathanle, Andrew and Derosel.
This information was received from James Gunn: John married a Mary Garrison and they had 5 children.
John was a Revolutinary Soldier serving as a private in the New York Line enlisting in Orange Co. in April 1777. He served in Rosencrantz's Company, Col Lewis Dubois Regiment and was at Fort Montgomery, Orange Co. when the Fort was taken by the British at the time his Sister (Aunt Sally) drank her tea. See the story of Aunt Sally....on Sarah Gee memorial 68722095
This information was received from James Gunn: John married a Mary Garrison and they had 5 children.
John was a Revolutinary Soldier serving as a private in the New York Line enlisting in Orange Co. in April 1777. He served in Rosencrantz's Company, Col Lewis Dubois Regiment and was at Fort Montgomery, Orange Co. when the Fort was taken by the British at the time his Sister (Aunt Sally) drank her tea. See the story of Aunt Sally....on Sarah Gee memorial 68722095
This is the son of William and Catherine Gee. His Brother's and sister's are Joseph, Cornelius, William, Sarah, Nathanle, Andrew and Derosel.
This information was received from James Gunn: John married a Mary Garrison and they had 5 children.
John was a Revolutinary Soldier serving as a private in the New York Line enlisting in Orange Co. in April 1777. He served in Rosencrantz's Company, Col Lewis Dubois Regiment and was at Fort Montgomery, Orange Co. when the Fort was taken by the British at the time his Sister (Aunt Sally) drank her tea. See the story of Aunt Sally....on Sarah Gee memorial 68722095
This information was received from James Gunn: John married a Mary Garrison and they had 5 children.
John was a Revolutinary Soldier serving as a private in the New York Line enlisting in Orange Co. in April 1777. He served in Rosencrantz's Company, Col Lewis Dubois Regiment and was at Fort Montgomery, Orange Co. when the Fort was taken by the British at the time his Sister (Aunt Sally) drank her tea. See the story of Aunt Sally....on Sarah Gee memorial 68722095
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