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About Jonathan Griffin Tompkins
Jonathan Griffin Tompkins and Sarah Ann Hyatt Tompkin were tenant farmers, who acquired middle-class status only shortly before his birth when they purchased a farm near Scarsdale. Jonathan Griffin Tompkins joined several local resistance committees during the Revolution, serving as an adjutant in the county militia. After the war, he served several years as a town supervisor and as a delegate to the state legislature. A self-educated man, the elder Tompkins was determined to provide his children with a classical education.
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Jonathan Griffin Tompkins's Timeline
| 1733 |
June 8, 1733
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Eastchester, Westchester, New York, United States
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| 1759 |
December 22, 1759
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White Plains, NY, United States
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April 4, 1760
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January 21, 1762
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June 19, 1763
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Tarrytown, Westchester County, New York, United States
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November 28, 1764
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NY
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1765
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November 11, 1767
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July 24, 1769
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August 21, 1771
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White Plains, Westchester, NY, United States
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