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Philip Van Courtland Lambert

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Monmouth, New Jersey, United States
Death: August 29, 1859 (87)
New Lisbon, Ohio, United States
Place of Burial: Hollansburg Cemetery, Hollansburg, Darke County, Ohio, USA
Immediate Family:

Husband of Susannah Lambert
Father of Mary 'Polly' Lambert; Elizabeth Street; Hannah Lambert; Jonathan Lambert; Jonathan Lambert and 14 others

Occupation: War Of 1812 serving in the Ohio Militis.
Managed by: Scott Anthony Mardis
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About Philip Van Courtland Lambert

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CORTLAND LAMBERT 1772-1859

WAR OF 1812 Enlisted: 3 APR 1813; Discharged: 3 OCT 1816
Private - 2nd Regiment-Ohio Militia
Served in the 3rd Ohio Militia with Capt Daniel Rex's Co. from April 3-October 3, 1813.

Birth: 27 JUL 1772, Undetermined County, NJ
Marriage: 9 NOV 1795, Mercer Co., KY
Death: 29 AUG 1859 Darke Co., OH

Son of Jonathan Lambert (confirmed per marriage record)

Cortland Lambert is the son of Jonathan Lambert & mother remains unknown. He was born somewhere in New Jersey according to information relayed through his children via census responses. On 9 Nov., 1795 he married Susannah Nickum in Mercer Co., KY where his father, Jonathan sanctioned his son's marriage (photos). In 1810, Cortland and his growing family were still living in Mercer Co., KY (8 children; 3 boys and 5 girls under age of 15). He moved to Ohio soon after enlisted with the 2nd Regiment Ohio Militia. He was assigned to Capt. Daniel Rex's Company from 3 Apr., 1813 - 3 Oct., 1813 as Private Courtland Lambert. A newspaper ad shows Cortland appraised a horse in July of 1814 (photo). Cortland was discharged on 3 Oct, 1816.
A Preble County Court will records Cortland made a purchase at the estate auction of John Stephens on 19 May, 1819. He purchased a mattock for $2.50 (photo). Eaton, Washington Twp., Preble Co., Ohio was the home of this family of 12 in 1820. That same year on September 14, 1820 his daughter, Hannah, married. In 1824, Cortland owned a grist mill and lived near Friendship Church in Ohio. In that year one of his daughter's (Ruth) married. In 1826-1827 he paid taxes in Gasper Twp., Preble Co., Ohio.
On 7 Nov., 1837, Cortland was granted 80 acres of land in Indiana while living in Preble Co., Ohio (photo). In 1840 Cortland and his wife Susannah resided in Harrison Twp., Darke Co., Ohio: (Cortland Lambert-male person age 60-under 70 yrs. with female person age 60-under 70 yrs). Sadly, on 30 Apr., 1846 his wife, Susannah passed. Cortland's death occurred on 29 Aug., 1859 at 87 years of age. Both are buried in Hollandsburg Cemetery.

  • Ohio, U.S., Soldier Grave Registrations, 1804-1958 (photo)

Cemetery record states b. July 27, 1772, but military papers record his birth as April 27, 1772.

NOTE: In an effort to be thorough, Cortland's biography is lengthy to ensure his memorial is not confused with the memorial of Phillip Van Courtlandt Lambert #30280846 who was buried in Indiana. What is known is Cortland Lambert #41994045 consistently used his birth name throughout his lifetime (military, government on all levels and in his everyday life). Additionally, several of his children identified their father as Cortland and acknowledged he was born in New Jersey.
Contributor: RDLambert* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jan 27 2024, 15:16:18 UTC

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Philip Van Courtland Lambert's Timeline

1772
April 27, 1772
Monmouth, New Jersey, United States
1795
1795
Kentucky, United States
1796
1796
Kentucky, United States
1797
1797
Kentucky, USA
1799
January 15, 1799
Garrett, Floyd, Kentucky, United States
1799
1799
Ohio, United States
1802
1802
Kentucky, United States
1803
1803
Garrard, Kentucky, United States