Phineas was born on 7 Jun 1756 in New Hartford, Connecticut, the son of Abraham Kellogg and Sarah Marsh.
He died on 2 Dec 1835 in New Hartford, Connecticut.
His wife was Olive Fraiser, who he married on 22 JAN 1778 in West Hartford, Conn. Their eight known children were Keturah (1778-1856), Leonard (1781-1817), Mary Ann (1783-1863), Nancy (1787-?), Charles Fraser (1788-1865), Phineas (1790-1879), Sophia (1792-1877) and Julia Ann (1796-1838).
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| Birth | 7 JUN 1756 |
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| Death | 2 DEC 1835 |
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| Other Event | 19 APR 1775 |
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| Religion | 1803 | Presbyterian Church, New Hartford, NY |
Note 1
He was a soldier in the revolution, in Capt. Chester's Wethersfield Co. of Minute men, in the Lexington Alarm, 19 Apr., 1775;
enlisted Nov., 1775, in Capt. Ebenezer Bissell's Co., Col. Huntington's Connecticut Eeg.; s
erved twelve months; engaged at the siege of Boston and battle of Long Island; was discharged from hospital in Newark, N. J., where he had been confined since the battle of Long Island;
he is believed to have seen subsequent service and to have been in West Point in 1780; was granted a pension in 1818, at which time he was a resident of Manlius, N. Y.