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Title: Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Cutter, William Richard, 1847-1918 Hart, Samuel, 1845-1917 Talcott, Mary Kingsbury, 1847-1917 Bostwick, Frederick, b. 1852 Clement, E. H. (Edward Henry), 1843-1920 Stearns, Ezra S
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Publisher: New York : Lewis Historical Publishing
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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- Bakery inBridgeport, where he died. 5. Philo Miles,July 23, 1835 ; mentioned below. 6. 3ilarthaH., June 29, 1837 (deceased) ; married Sam-uel Golden, of Bridgeport. 7. Charles Ed-wards, born in Terryville, May 27, 1839; diedMarch 21, 1841. 8. Charles Edwards, June28, 1842, now deceased, was a needle makerby trade and employed by his brother, Philo^I. 9. Roderick S., September 29, 1843 : was a
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S^AiU ^M. ^ee^ CONNECTICUT 1893 machinist employed by his brother, Philo2\I.,afterwards a conductor on the railroad;served during the civil war for three yearsin the Sixth Connecticut Regiment and laterwas employed as a machinist by his brotherPhilo M. Beers; married, December 12, 1867,Georgiana Banks. 10. Oscar, born at Strat-ford, June 22, 1847; iiiarried, March 17,1870, Nellie Hinckley. 11. Frances Augusta,)\Iay 31, 1850; died January 7, i860. (Vni) Philo Miles, son of Alpheus Beers,was born in Cornwall, Connecticut, July 23,1835. He began his education in the publicschools of Terryville, continuing in theschools of Stratford, whither he came wdientwelve years old, and worked on a farm, earn-ing his own living. He spent a year at Nich-ols learning the carriage makers trade andthen went to Terryville to work for his broth-er in the lock shop and continued in that busi-ness until he was of age. He then went toIndiana, but in a short time returned to Con-necticut. In 1858 he entered t

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