Philip Van Horne
colonel in New Jersey militia (1719-1786)
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Philip Van Horne
Summary
Philip Van Horne is a human[1]. His place of birth was New York City[2]. He was born on 1719[3]. He died on 1786[4].
Key Facts
- Philip Van Horne was born in New York City[2].
- Philip Van Horne was born on 1719[3].
- Philip Van Horne died on 1786[4].
- Philip Van Horne was married to Elizabeth Ricketts[5].
- A child of Philip Van Horne was Mary R Van Horne[6].
- A child of Philip Van Horne was Cornelia Van Horn Lansdale[7].
- A child of Philip Van Horne was Violetta Lansdale[8].
- Philip Van Horne is recorded as male[9].
- Philip Van Horne's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Philip Van Horne's residence is recorded as Van Horne House[11].
- Philip Van Horne's family name is recorded as Van Horne[12].
- Philip Van Horne's given name is recorded as Philip[13].
- Philip Van Horne's described by source is recorded as New Jersey Slavery Records[14].
- Philip Van Horne's described by source is recorded as AmericanAristocracy[15].
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Origins and Family
Philip Van Horne's place of birth was New York City[2]. He was born on 1719[3].
Personal Life
Among Philip Van Horne's spouses was Elizabeth Ricketts[5]. Children include Mary R Van Horne[6]; Cornelia Van Horn Lansdale[7], 1766–1853[16]; and Violetta Lansdale[8].
Death and Burial
Philip Van Horne died on 1786[4].
FAQs
Where was Philip Van Horne born?
Philip Van Horne's place of birth was New York City[2].
Who was Philip Van Horne married to?
Philip Van Horne's spouses include Elizabeth Ricketts[5].