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John Follett

1752–1821 · Male · died at 68

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John Follett1752–1821Hannah Oak1749–1838Wife
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Service

Revolutionary War · Branch not stated · 1776 Likely

"A Revolutionary soldier and later captain of militia" (1906 register no. 19). A "John Follet" was a private in Capt. Joseph Whitcomb's company of Col. Samuel Ashley's Cheshire County regiment, which marched to reinforce Ticonderoga, October 21-November 16, 1776 (New Hampshire Revolutionary War Rolls, vol. IV, p. 98); the roll gives no town. Second husband of Hannah Oak, of Winchester, N.H.

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Family

Wife: Hannah Oak 1749–1838
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Life events

Born5 MAR 1752, Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
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Died16 FEB 1821
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Marriage18 NOV 1783, with Hannah Oak 1749–1838
Military serviceRevolutionary soldier; later captain of militia

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