John was born in Tryon County, New York, a county in the colonial Province of New York in the British American colonies.
He died in the small town of Pamelia, Jefferson County, N.Y.
He married Elizabeth Smith, 15 March 1785, and together they had the following known children:
Matthew Failing;
Henry John Richard (Henry I. R.) Failing, 1785 – 1859;
Johann Dieterich (Richard) Failing, 1787 – 1868;
Anna (Nancy) Failing, 1792 – 1860;
John D. Failing Jr., 1797 – 1890, and;
Margaret Failing
Service: John D. Failing served in the Revolution as a private in Col. Jacob Klock's Tryon Co. Militia.
Source: "New York in the Revolution" Page 176
Remarks:
John Failing and his wife are buried in the Parish Cemetery in the town of Pamelia, Jefferson County, N.Y. He was taken prisoner by the Indians at St. Johnsville, Montgomery County, N.Y. at a block house where the New York Central station now stands. At that time it was his farm.
He died in the small town of Pamelia, Jefferson County, N.Y.
He married Elizabeth Smith, 15 March 1785, and together they had the following known children:
Matthew Failing;
Henry John Richard (Henry I. R.) Failing, 1785 – 1859;
Johann Dieterich (Richard) Failing, 1787 – 1868;
Anna (Nancy) Failing, 1792 – 1860;
John D. Failing Jr., 1797 – 1890, and;
Margaret Failing
Service: John D. Failing served in the Revolution as a private in Col. Jacob Klock's Tryon Co. Militia.
Source: "New York in the Revolution" Page 176
Remarks:
John Failing and his wife are buried in the Parish Cemetery in the town of Pamelia, Jefferson County, N.Y. He was taken prisoner by the Indians at St. Johnsville, Montgomery County, N.Y. at a block house where the New York Central station now stands. At that time it was his farm.
John was born in Tryon County, New York, a county in the colonial Province of New York in the British American colonies.
He died in the small town of Pamelia, Jefferson County, N.Y.
He married Elizabeth Smith, 15 March 1785, and together they had the following known children:
Matthew Failing;
Henry John Richard (Henry I. R.) Failing, 1785 – 1859;
Johann Dieterich (Richard) Failing, 1787 – 1868;
Anna (Nancy) Failing, 1792 – 1860;
John D. Failing Jr., 1797 – 1890, and;
Margaret Failing
Service: John D. Failing served in the Revolution as a private in Col. Jacob Klock's Tryon Co. Militia.
Source: "New York in the Revolution" Page 176
Remarks:
John Failing and his wife are buried in the Parish Cemetery in the town of Pamelia, Jefferson County, N.Y. He was taken prisoner by the Indians at St. Johnsville, Montgomery County, N.Y. at a block house where the New York Central station now stands. At that time it was his farm.
He died in the small town of Pamelia, Jefferson County, N.Y.
He married Elizabeth Smith, 15 March 1785, and together they had the following known children:
Matthew Failing;
Henry John Richard (Henry I. R.) Failing, 1785 – 1859;
Johann Dieterich (Richard) Failing, 1787 – 1868;
Anna (Nancy) Failing, 1792 – 1860;
John D. Failing Jr., 1797 – 1890, and;
Margaret Failing
Service: John D. Failing served in the Revolution as a private in Col. Jacob Klock's Tryon Co. Militia.
Source: "New York in the Revolution" Page 176
Remarks:
John Failing and his wife are buried in the Parish Cemetery in the town of Pamelia, Jefferson County, N.Y. He was taken prisoner by the Indians at St. Johnsville, Montgomery County, N.Y. at a block house where the New York Central station now stands. At that time it was his farm.
Family Members
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
