Philip KING, JR

                   bur Cramer-King Cemetery
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Ora Flanningan
Philip was probably born about 1748 in Philadelphia or York Co., PA. He and Anne (Brooke) King are buried in the Cramer/King Cemetery at New Centerville, Somerset Co., Pa.
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Following notes from the Turkeyfoot Twp., Somerset Co. website: He is listed on the tax roles for Monaghan Twp., York Co., PA in 1780 and 1783. He was in the revolutionary war attached to Captain Wilson's Company. Sometime in 1783, Philip removed to Milford Twp., Bedford Co. (now Somerset Co.) where he is shown on the tax lists for that year. In the Pennsylvania Archives, S3, V XXV for the years 1784, 1786 and 1793 hi is listed with 100, 399, and 250 acres, respectively. By 1793 he is shown as Philip King, Esquire. The warrant survey book, Somerset County shows him owning 278 3/4 acres on Laurel Hill Creek, Turkeyfoot Twp.; 317 3/4 acres on Pound Lick Run, Milford Twp.; and 582 1/2 acres on South Fork of Middle Creek, Milford Twp. Warrant 299, Bk6, p. 12 Somerset Co., PA shows Philip King, Jr., Esquire was granted a patent on 20 October 1786 for 300 acres in Milford Twp. named Kingwood. The administration of the estate of Philip Jr. for writ of petition of the following properties was denied: "Old Place" (290 3/4 acres) and a tract of land in Turkeyfoot Twp. adjoining John Davis and John (Tanner) King. In 1820, the children of Philip Jr. conveyed their interest to the property to their brother William.Line in Record @I1693@ (RIN 1693) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
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Philip was probably born about 1748 in Philadelphia or York Co., PA. He and Anne (Brooke) King are buried in the Cramer/King Cemetery at New Centerville, Somerset Co., Pa.
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Following notes from the Turkeyfoot Twp., Somerset Co. website: He is listed on the tax roles for Monaghan Twp., York Co., PA in 1780 and 1783. He was in the revolutionary war attached to Captain Wilson's Company. Sometime in 1783, Philip removed to Milford Twp., Bedford Co. (now Somerset Co.) where he is shown on the tax lists for that year. In the Pennsylvania Archives, S3, V XXV for the years 1784, 1786 and 1793 hi is listed with 100, 399, and 250 acres, respectively. By 1793 he is shown as Philip King, Esquire. The warrant survey book, Somerset County shows him owning 278 3/4 acres on Laurel Hill Creek, Turkeyfoot Twp.; 317 3/4 acres on Pound Lick Run, Milford Twp.; and 582 1/2 acres on South Fork of Middle Creek, Milford Twp. Warrant 299, Bk6, p. 12 Somerset Co., PA shows Philip King, Jr., Esquire was granted a patent on 20 October 1786 for 300 acres in Milford Twp. named Kingwood. The administration of the estate of Philip Jr. for writ of petition of the following properties was denied: "Old Place" (290 3/4 acres) and a tract of land in Turkeyfoot Twp. adjoining John Davis and John (Tanner) King. In 1820, the children of Philip Jr. conveyed their interest to the property to their brother William.