Joel PHILLIPS Jr.

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NameJoel PHILLIPS Jr.

Birthca 1765, Anson County, NC

Death24 Sep 1807, Morgan County, GA38,39

FatherJoel PHILLIPS Sr. (ca1735-<1792)

MotherElizabeth UNKNOWN (-ca1816)

Spouses

1Charity UNKNOWN

Birthca 1765, GA

Deathbef 1830, Bibb Co., AL (prob. GA)

Marriageca 1784

ChildrenHawkins (1785-1859)

Notes for Joel PHILLIPS Jr.

Received 1000 acres of land for Revolutionary War services. he served on Colonel Clark’s Riflemen Company of original Wilkes Co., GA. He was at the Battle of Kettle Creek. All men had been refugees from NC. The Wilkes Co., GA soldiers served under NC & SC and probably Joel Phillips service record is included in NC Revolutionary War records.

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