☆～ VETERAN, CIVIL WAR (1861-1865) ～☆
Corp. Richard Parr Hiram Phillips was in Co. A. 136 Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War.
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Richard Parr Hiram Phillips was the son of Captain Thomas and Sarah Sally Cunliffe Phillips.
His father, Captain Thomas Phillips was born 7 June, 1780, in Horseneck, Essex, New Jersey, and died 5 Sep, 1854, in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada. He went to Woodstock and in 1809 owned an island which is now Sharp's Island. His mother, Sarah Sally Cunliffe was the daughter of Captain Joseph and Phebe Ayers Cunliffe. She was born 25 Oct, 1780, in Morristown, New Jersey and died 29 Nov, 1838, in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada.
Richard Parr Hiram Phillips married Margaret P. Bradley, who was born in Mar 1825, in Ireland and died 9 May, 1907, in Mt. Pleasant, Foster Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania.
Richard Parr Hiram and Margaret P. Phillips had these children:
1) Thomas Cunliffe Phillips was born July 1855, in Mt. Pleasant, PA and married Susanna P. Higham, born July 1859, in Barry Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. They had five children.
2) Joseph Parr Hiram Phillips was born 6 Jan, 1857, in Mt. Pleasant, PA and married Eleanor Orme born Oct 1861, in Foster Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Eleanor was the daughter of James Orme and Mary Ann Shuttleworth and the stepdaughter of James Dando. Eleanor's mother Mary Ann Shuttleworth was the daughter of James and Ellen Gregory Shuttleworth and was born 1839, in Halliwell, Lancashire, England and died in Williamstown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Her first husband James Orme died 21 Feb, 1870, and she married second James Dando. Joseph Par Hiram Phillips died on 1 April, 1904, in Foster Township, his wife Eleanor died on 6 Mar, 1945, in Foster Township, and both are buried in the Methodist Cemetery. They had two children, Thomas Parr Phillips and Joseph Henry Phillips.
3) Sarah Ann Phillips born 8 Nov, 1858, in Mt. Pleasant and married Thomas Clinton Cockill.
Corp. Richard Parr Hiram Phillips was in Co. A. 136 Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War.
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Richard Parr Hiram Phillips was the son of Captain Thomas and Sarah Sally Cunliffe Phillips.
His father, Captain Thomas Phillips was born 7 June, 1780, in Horseneck, Essex, New Jersey, and died 5 Sep, 1854, in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada. He went to Woodstock and in 1809 owned an island which is now Sharp's Island. His mother, Sarah Sally Cunliffe was the daughter of Captain Joseph and Phebe Ayers Cunliffe. She was born 25 Oct, 1780, in Morristown, New Jersey and died 29 Nov, 1838, in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada.
Richard Parr Hiram Phillips married Margaret P. Bradley, who was born in Mar 1825, in Ireland and died 9 May, 1907, in Mt. Pleasant, Foster Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania.
Richard Parr Hiram and Margaret P. Phillips had these children:
1) Thomas Cunliffe Phillips was born July 1855, in Mt. Pleasant, PA and married Susanna P. Higham, born July 1859, in Barry Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. They had five children.
2) Joseph Parr Hiram Phillips was born 6 Jan, 1857, in Mt. Pleasant, PA and married Eleanor Orme born Oct 1861, in Foster Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Eleanor was the daughter of James Orme and Mary Ann Shuttleworth and the stepdaughter of James Dando. Eleanor's mother Mary Ann Shuttleworth was the daughter of James and Ellen Gregory Shuttleworth and was born 1839, in Halliwell, Lancashire, England and died in Williamstown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Her first husband James Orme died 21 Feb, 1870, and she married second James Dando. Joseph Par Hiram Phillips died on 1 April, 1904, in Foster Township, his wife Eleanor died on 6 Mar, 1945, in Foster Township, and both are buried in the Methodist Cemetery. They had two children, Thomas Parr Phillips and Joseph Henry Phillips.
3) Sarah Ann Phillips born 8 Nov, 1858, in Mt. Pleasant and married Thomas Clinton Cockill.
☆～ VETERAN, CIVIL WAR (1861-1865) ～☆
Corp. Richard Parr Hiram Phillips was in Co. A. 136 Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War.
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Richard Parr Hiram Phillips was the son of Captain Thomas and Sarah Sally Cunliffe Phillips.
His father, Captain Thomas Phillips was born 7 June, 1780, in Horseneck, Essex, New Jersey, and died 5 Sep, 1854, in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada. He went to Woodstock and in 1809 owned an island which is now Sharp's Island. His mother, Sarah Sally Cunliffe was the daughter of Captain Joseph and Phebe Ayers Cunliffe. She was born 25 Oct, 1780, in Morristown, New Jersey and died 29 Nov, 1838, in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada.
Richard Parr Hiram Phillips married Margaret P. Bradley, who was born in Mar 1825, in Ireland and died 9 May, 1907, in Mt. Pleasant, Foster Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania.
Richard Parr Hiram and Margaret P. Phillips had these children:
1) Thomas Cunliffe Phillips was born July 1855, in Mt. Pleasant, PA and married Susanna P. Higham, born July 1859, in Barry Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. They had five children.
2) Joseph Parr Hiram Phillips was born 6 Jan, 1857, in Mt. Pleasant, PA and married Eleanor Orme born Oct 1861, in Foster Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Eleanor was the daughter of James Orme and Mary Ann Shuttleworth and the stepdaughter of James Dando. Eleanor's mother Mary Ann Shuttleworth was the daughter of James and Ellen Gregory Shuttleworth and was born 1839, in Halliwell, Lancashire, England and died in Williamstown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Her first husband James Orme died 21 Feb, 1870, and she married second James Dando. Joseph Par Hiram Phillips died on 1 April, 1904, in Foster Township, his wife Eleanor died on 6 Mar, 1945, in Foster Township, and both are buried in the Methodist Cemetery. They had two children, Thomas Parr Phillips and Joseph Henry Phillips.
3) Sarah Ann Phillips born 8 Nov, 1858, in Mt. Pleasant and married Thomas Clinton Cockill.
Corp. Richard Parr Hiram Phillips was in Co. A. 136 Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Civil War.
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Richard Parr Hiram Phillips was the son of Captain Thomas and Sarah Sally Cunliffe Phillips.
His father, Captain Thomas Phillips was born 7 June, 1780, in Horseneck, Essex, New Jersey, and died 5 Sep, 1854, in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada. He went to Woodstock and in 1809 owned an island which is now Sharp's Island. His mother, Sarah Sally Cunliffe was the daughter of Captain Joseph and Phebe Ayers Cunliffe. She was born 25 Oct, 1780, in Morristown, New Jersey and died 29 Nov, 1838, in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada.
Richard Parr Hiram Phillips married Margaret P. Bradley, who was born in Mar 1825, in Ireland and died 9 May, 1907, in Mt. Pleasant, Foster Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania.
Richard Parr Hiram and Margaret P. Phillips had these children:
1) Thomas Cunliffe Phillips was born July 1855, in Mt. Pleasant, PA and married Susanna P. Higham, born July 1859, in Barry Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. They had five children.
2) Joseph Parr Hiram Phillips was born 6 Jan, 1857, in Mt. Pleasant, PA and married Eleanor Orme born Oct 1861, in Foster Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Eleanor was the daughter of James Orme and Mary Ann Shuttleworth and the stepdaughter of James Dando. Eleanor's mother Mary Ann Shuttleworth was the daughter of James and Ellen Gregory Shuttleworth and was born 1839, in Halliwell, Lancashire, England and died in Williamstown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Her first husband James Orme died 21 Feb, 1870, and she married second James Dando. Joseph Par Hiram Phillips died on 1 April, 1904, in Foster Township, his wife Eleanor died on 6 Mar, 1945, in Foster Township, and both are buried in the Methodist Cemetery. They had two children, Thomas Parr Phillips and Joseph Henry Phillips.
3) Sarah Ann Phillips born 8 Nov, 1858, in Mt. Pleasant and married Thomas Clinton Cockill.
Inscription
R. P. H. Phillips born at Woodstock, New Brunswick died at Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania Oct 7, 1897, aged 77 years.
Margaret P. wife of R. P. H. Phillips died May 9 , 1907, aged 82 years.
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Age: 77 yrs
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