Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameObil FELLOWS 
2806, p 56
2806, p 56Birth22 Dec 1742, Canaan, Litchfield, Connecticut1855, p 24,3051, p 12
Removalabt 1775, Huntington Mills, Luzerne, Pennsylvania3734 Age: 32
Memofrom Canaan
RemovalWinter 1802, Onondaga County, New York1855, p 29 Age: 59
Death15 Mar 1809, Marcellus?, Onondaga, New York1854, p 145,3732,3737, p 2 Age: 66
BurialFellows Cemetery, Marcellus, Onondaga, New York1855, p 29
ResidenceCanaan, Connecticut1854, p 186,1856, p 2
FatherEphraim FELLOWS (1715-1803)
MotherMary DILL (-1745)
Individual Notes
• Obil was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, enlisting as a private on 24 January 1776 in Captain John Stevens’ Company, Colonel Charles Burrell’s Regiment, Continental Line. This regiment was raised to serve in the Northern Department under General Schuyler. It reinforced the troops besieging Quebec under Arnold and Wooster, and after the retreat in April 1776 was stationed at Ticonderoga, New York and vicinity, where the men suffered severely from smallpox. The regiment was engaged at the Cedars, forty miles above Montreal, on 19 May 1776, where all the officers and men were made prisoners. He was discharged 27 September 1776.
After the Revolution, probably in 1783 or 1784, the family moved to Luzerne county, Pennsylvania. The winter of 1802, they moved to Onondaga County.1855, pp 28-9 Also see3737, p 4
• Resided Canaan, Ct. till 1775, then went to Luzerne Co., Pa., town of Huntingdon Mills. Went to Onondaga county, NY in 1802.3734
After the Revolution, probably in 1783 or 1784, the family moved to Luzerne county, Pennsylvania. The winter of 1802, they moved to Onondaga County.1855, pp 28-9 Also see3737, p 4
• Resided Canaan, Ct. till 1775, then went to Luzerne Co., Pa., town of Huntingdon Mills. Went to Onondaga county, NY in 1802.3734
Spouses
Birth6 Feb 1749, Branford, New Haven, Connecticut1855, p 28
Death21 Apr 1833, Marcellus, Onondaga, New York1855, p 28 Age: 84
BurialFellows Cemetery, Marcellus, Onondaga, New York1855, p 29
FatherJudge James PLANT (1716-1795)
MotherBathsheba PAGE (1716-1803)
Individual Notes
• Gives Death Place as South Hill, Tompkins, New York.3739
Marriage1768, Branford, New Haven, Connecticut1855, p 28
Family Notes
• They are ancestors of a large number of those with the Fellows name in central New York.1855, p 28
• Came to Onondaga in the winter of 1802.3732
• Came to Onondaga in the winter of 1802.3732
ChildrenPhilemon (1768-1831)
James (1771-1847)
Ephraim (1774-1846)
Mary Ann (1778-1828)
David Dill (1783-1857)
Mehitable (1786-)
Cyrus (1791-1871)
Ursula (~1795-)
Sarah (1797-)