Abiel Fellows served in the Connecticut line and fought in the battle of Saratoga.
Mr. Fellows came to Michigan in 1829 and was closely identified with the settlement of Kalamazoo county.
In honor of his daughter Lucy, (Mrs. B. E. Andrews), the organizing regent of the Three Rivers chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, the chapter was named "The Abiel Fellows Chapter," in 1905.
Marked 1908, Abiel Fellows Chapter, Three Rivers
Abiel Fellows served in the Connecticut line and fought in the battle of Saratoga.
Mr. Fellows came to Michigan in 1829 and was closely identified with the settlement of Kalamazoo county.
In honor of his daughter Lucy, (Mrs. B. E. Andrews), the organizing regent of the Three Rivers chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, the chapter was named "The Abiel Fellows Chapter," in 1905.
Marked 1908, Abiel Fellows Chapter, Three Rivers
Family Members
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Andrus Fellows
1792–1877
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Almira Fellows Brittain
1798–1864
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Abiel M Fellows
1800–1845
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Asahel Fellows
1802–1869
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Catharine Mann Fellows Harrison
1805–1891
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Thomas Jefferson Fellows
1808–1887
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James M. Fellows
1809–1891
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Timothy Hopkins Fellows
1812–1894
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John Milton Fellows
1813–1884
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Caroline T. Bowman Fellows Winn
1815–1851
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Emma Fellows Field
1816–1860
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Sarah Fellows Huyck
1818–1909
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Orville H Fellows
1820–1899
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Milo Fellows
1822–1897
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Elizabeth Fellows Beam
1824–1852
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Lucy Fellows Sibley
1826–1900
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