Willis Tullar Fellows, I

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Revolutionary War Soldier in the artillery as a matross which is a rank of private. A matross was a man who assists the gunners in loading, firing and sponging the guns. Additional information from Robert Michael Field (contributor #47323027): Willis Fellows was born in Harvard, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, and moved through New York, Ohio, and Indiana before ending in Illinois. He is the son of Samuel Fellows and Eunice Heald Fellows.

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Parents:

 Samuel Fellows (1712 - 1781)

 Eunice Heald Fellows (1717 - 1795)

Children:

• Willis Fellows (1782 - 1847)*
• Dorcas Fellows Baker (1787 - 1877)*
• Hepsey Fellows Montgomery (1789 - 1866)*
• Levi Fellows (1793 - 1869)*
• Hart Fellows (1797 - 1878)*
• William H Fellows (1805 - 1820)*

Siblings:

* Samuel Fellows (1739 - 1823)*

• Sarah Fellows Foster (1746 - 1809)*
• John Fellows (1751 - 1831)*
• Willis Fellows (1757 - 1840)
• William Fellows (1758 - 1836)*
• Solomon Fellows (1760 - 1816)*

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FELLOWS, WILLIS, DAR Ancestor Search

• Ancestor #: A038892
• Service: MASSACHUSETTS Rank: PRIVATE
• Birth: 10-5-1758 HARVARD MASSACHUSETTS
• Death: 1-18-1840 CRAWFORD CO ILLINOIS
• Pension Number: *S
• Service Description:
• 1) CAPTS TAYLOR, KEMP, BRYANT, COL CRANE
• 2) CONT LINE
• Residence
• Spouse Number Name
• 1) SARAH HART

Revolutionary War Soldier in the artillery as a matross which is a rank of private. A matross was a man who assists the gunners in loading, firing and sponging the guns. Additional information from Robert Michael Field (contributor #47323027): Willis Fellows was born in Harvard, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, and moved through New York, Ohio, and Indiana before ending in Illinois. He is the son of Samuel Fellows and Eunice Heald Fellows.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Mar 24 2021, 3:30:54 UTC