I’m from the UK, and my ancestor is buried in Fishkill . He was in the revolution war against the Americans, and unfortunately lost his life on the battlefield. He is now buried in Fishkill. It’s fascinating how far you can trace your family tree back
Here are some Revolutionary War soldiers who are buried in Fishkill, New York: Pvt. William Benson: Died at Fishkill hospital on October 10, 1778, and was a member of the 2nd NY Regiment Pvt. John Bryan: Died in Fishkill in 1778, and was a member of the 2nd Maryland Regiment Pvt. Samuel Chatfield: Died at Fishkill hospital on October 24, 1778, and was a member of the 1st NY Regiment Lt. David Fellows: Died in service at Fishkill on December 10, 1779, and was a member of Col Hazen's Regiment Fenton: Died from a wound on March 29, 1780, and was a member of Edward Wigglesworth's Regiment, Willington's Company, of the 13th Massachusetts Captain Beal: Was killed at Fishkill on November 7, 1777, during an attempted mutiny According to historical records and archeological studies, there are likely hundreds of unmarked graves of Revolutionary War soldiers in an undisturbed part of the original Fishkill Supply Depot.
I miss those mountains, the rain, and beautiful summer trees! Worked at IBM East Fishkill several temp and intern jobs with EHS during the 80s. I wanted to get hired there and move permanently to La grange or such but it started closing right when i graduated college and I moved on..
Love Fishkill and the People... thanks for posting
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Interesting walking tour. Thanks for sharing. +👍
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I’m from the UK, and my ancestor is buried in Fishkill . He was in the revolution war against the Americans, and unfortunately lost his life on the battlefield. He is now buried in Fishkill. It’s fascinating how far you can trace your family tree back
That's a great story. There's so much history along the Hudson Valley region of New York. Thanks for sharing your story.
I think you mean Fishkill. Do you know where his grave is? They say many graves from the Rev. War are unmarked.
@@harmonizedigital. unfortunately I don’t know has of yet but I’ll be definitely visiting very soon to find out.
Here are some Revolutionary War soldiers who are buried in Fishkill, New York:
Pvt. William Benson: Died at Fishkill hospital on October 10, 1778, and was a member of the 2nd NY Regiment
Pvt. John Bryan: Died in Fishkill in 1778, and was a member of the 2nd Maryland Regiment
Pvt. Samuel Chatfield: Died at Fishkill hospital on October 24, 1778, and was a member of the 1st NY Regiment
Lt. David Fellows: Died in service at Fishkill on December 10, 1779, and was a member of Col Hazen's Regiment
Fenton: Died from a wound on March 29, 1780, and was a member of Edward Wigglesworth's Regiment, Willington's Company, of the 13th Massachusetts
Captain Beal: Was killed at Fishkill on November 7, 1777, during an attempted mutiny
According to historical records and archeological studies, there are likely hundreds of unmarked graves of Revolutionary War soldiers in an undisturbed part of the original Fishkill Supply Depot.
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Thanks for posting grew up in Fishkill.
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ım gonna miss this vibe. I was working in a camp there
I miss those mountains, the rain, and beautiful summer trees! Worked at IBM East Fishkill several temp and intern jobs with EHS during the 80s. I wanted to get hired there and move permanently to La grange or such but it started closing right when i graduated college and I moved on..
wow i grew up there in the 70's 80's Barkers dept store yellow house a doctors office Ice cream stand jct of Rt52 and 9 neat video
Love Fishkill❤
It's a nice little place with great views of the Hudson Valley.
Pretty Pretty place,except for the winter for some of us born into and love hot climates..
It's a great place, if you have a car to get around