Display Patriot - P-136213 - Nathan COLE

Nathan COLE

SAR Patriot #: P-136213

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State of Service: CT      Qualifying Service: Private

Birth: 1747 / Dutchess / NY
Death: 06 Feb 1806 / Putnam / NY

Qualifying Service Description:

Pvt - Capt Andrew Fitch, Col John Durkee, 4th Regt., CT, 1780-1781


Additional References:
  1. NARA M881, RG 93, Roll 243
  2. Littlejohn, William Littlejohn Descendants
  3. Johnston, CT Men in the Rev, pg 191
  4. Town and County Recorda in Duthess & Putnam Cos, NY

Spouse: Mehitable XX;
Children: Nathan;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
1968-06-30 AR Unassigned Grandison D Royston IV (98287) Nathan   
1969-06-05 AR Unassigned Grandison D Royston Jr (98286) Nathan   
Location:
Carmel / Putnam / NY / USA
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Comments:
  • per Find-a-grave: Rev Nathan Cole - numerous headstone images
    • inscription - Eldr. Nathan Cole | who departed this life | February 6th 1803 | in the 59th | Year of his age
      • calc DoB abt 1744
    • adjacent stone inscription - Mehebatel | Wife of Eldr. Nathan Cole | who died in August | 1807 in the 59th Year of | her age
      • calc DoB abt 1748


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