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| Henry H. Phillips | |
| Gender: Male Father: James Monroe Phillips Mother: Sarah {Phillips} Born: Jul 1844, NY [2163]  Census: 1850, Oswego Township, Oswego County, NY [2272]  Census: 1860, Oswego Township, Oswego County, NY [2244]  Enlisted in: Company F; 81st Infantry Regiment New York, 28 Feb 1864 Enlisted as: Private, 28 Feb 1864 Married: Amanda E. Fleming {Phillips}, C.1864 Children: Wilbur James Phillips, Mary E. Phillips {Cooper}, Charles H. Phillips, Walter Emerson Phillips, Ralph R. Phillips Discharged: 1 Dec 1864, New York, NY  Census: 1870, Hannibal, Oswego County, NY [1532]  Census: 1880, Hannibal, Oswego County, NY [1531]  Census: 1892, Hannibal, Oswego County, NY [1530]  Census: 1900, Hannibal, Oswego County, NY [2163]  Census: 1905, Hannibal, Oswego County, NY [1528] Census: 1911, Belleville, Ontario, Canada [1529]  Married: Mary A. Locke {Phillips}, 11 Oct 1911, Belleville, Ontario, Canada Died: 27 Sep 1918, Crowner Hotel, Watertown, Jefferson County, NY 
1870, Wilbur 4, Mary 2 1880, Wilbur 14, Mary 12 1900, Wilbur 34, Walter 17, Ralph 11 Ralph C. Phillips is buried in Fairdale Cemetery (1888-1936) From '1895 Landmarks of Oswego County' Phillips, Henry H., dairy farmer, makes a specialty of the finest article of Jersey butter, supplying about forty families, besides which he has also shipped to Salt Lake City, New York city, and Washington. He also raises Jersey cattle for sale. Mr. Phillips is a native of Oneida county, where he was born in 1844, and came to Oswego county in 1848, and to Hannibal in 1866. He has served as assessor four years. In 1864 he enlisted in Co. F, 81st N.Y. Vols., and was honourably discharged in December, 1864, on account of disability. He married Amanda E. Fleming, and they have five children: James Wilbur, who married Cora O’Neil; Mary E., who married Franklin A. Cooper; Charles H., Walter E., and Ralph R. Mr Phillips is a son of James M., and a grandson of John, who was a soldier in the Revolution. |
