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About Jacob Garrigus
Jacob was born a Garrigues but during the Revolutionary War a rift in the family occurred. The New Jersey branch of the Garrigues family supported open rebellion against the British Crown the Philadelphia branch of the Garrigues family being Quakers did not. Jacob was disowned by his Quaker family in Philadelphia so Jacob decided to remove all connections with them and formally dropped the "e" from his surname.
The above was contributed by Robert __________________________________________
During the Revolution he served as a private in Captain Josiah Hall's Company of Morris County (NJ) militia.
Contributed by Dan Silva* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Nov 5 2020, 0:02:14 UTC
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Jacob Garrigus's Timeline
| 1716 |
1716
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Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Province of Pennsylvania
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| 1740 |
1740
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| 1741 |
July 15, 1741
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1744
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| 1745 |
November 2, 1745
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New Jersey, United States
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| 1748 |
1748
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Morris County, Province of New Jersey
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| 1750 |
September 2, 1750
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Morris, NJ, United States
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| 1752 |
November 21, 1752
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| 1760 |
June 30, 1760
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Hanover, Morris County, New Jersey, United States
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