Married Hannah BALL Goss on 12 May 1748 in Bolton, Worchester, Massachusetts.
Signer of the Declaration of Independence of the State of New Hampshire, Winchester, New Hampshire, 3 June 1776.
Committee Member; "To see if the town (Winchester, Cheshire Co.) would provide a convenient stock of powder and lead."
"To see if the people will concur with what our Provincial Congress has done in bearing our proportion of money in support of the war" 12 May 1775.
Note: This Philip Goss was the cousin of Philip Goss the Captian. They were not the same person. The cousin married Keziah Cooley. There has been some confusion with these two as they were the same age and the same name. This Philip was the son of John Goss. The other Philip was the son of Philip Goss Jr.
Signer of the Declaration of Independence of the State of New Hampshire, Winchester, New Hampshire, 3 June 1776.
Committee Member; "To see if the town (Winchester, Cheshire Co.) would provide a convenient stock of powder and lead."
"To see if the people will concur with what our Provincial Congress has done in bearing our proportion of money in support of the war" 12 May 1775.
Note: This Philip Goss was the cousin of Philip Goss the Captian. They were not the same person. The cousin married Keziah Cooley. There has been some confusion with these two as they were the same age and the same name. This Philip was the son of John Goss. The other Philip was the son of Philip Goss Jr.
Married Hannah BALL Goss on 12 May 1748 in Bolton, Worchester, Massachusetts.
Signer of the Declaration of Independence of the State of New Hampshire, Winchester, New Hampshire, 3 June 1776.
Committee Member; "To see if the town (Winchester, Cheshire Co.) would provide a convenient stock of powder and lead."
"To see if the people will concur with what our Provincial Congress has done in bearing our proportion of money in support of the war" 12 May 1775.
Note: This Philip Goss was the cousin of Philip Goss the Captian. They were not the same person. The cousin married Keziah Cooley. There has been some confusion with these two as they were the same age and the same name. This Philip was the son of John Goss. The other Philip was the son of Philip Goss Jr.
Signer of the Declaration of Independence of the State of New Hampshire, Winchester, New Hampshire, 3 June 1776.
Committee Member; "To see if the town (Winchester, Cheshire Co.) would provide a convenient stock of powder and lead."
"To see if the people will concur with what our Provincial Congress has done in bearing our proportion of money in support of the war" 12 May 1775.
Note: This Philip Goss was the cousin of Philip Goss the Captian. They were not the same person. The cousin married Keziah Cooley. There has been some confusion with these two as they were the same age and the same name. This Philip was the son of John Goss. The other Philip was the son of Philip Goss Jr.
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Phillip Goss died April 17th 1804 in
The 84th year of his age.
Now death doth call and I must go
and leave you in this world below.
And when this world I leave behind
I hope a better world to find.
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