Category:Simon Addis

Simon Addis 

(1745-1834) American Revolutionary War captain
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Date of birth	30 December 1745 Bucks County
Date of death	23 June 1834 Six Mile Run
Place of burial	Elm Ridge Cemetery
Country of citizenship	United States of America
Occupation	soldier
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Captain Simon Addis (1745-1834) served in the Revolutionary War. (December 30, 1745; Northampton, Bucks County, Pennsylvania – June 23, 1834; Six Mile Run, New Jersey) Simon was the son of Richard Addis and Maria Wyckoff. He was married to Mariah Hollingshead (c. 1745-1766); and after her death, on December 15, 1766, he married Eleanor Vliet (1744-1792). After her death he married Maria Van Cleef (1756-1796) aka Mary Van Cleef; and after her death he married Nellie Voorhees (c. 1760-1832) aka Nelly Voorhees. Eleanor and Simon had a son: Daniel Addis (1768-1832). Simon and Mariah were buried in Elm Ridge Cemetery, North Brunswick and a new marker was placed on their graves by the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1932. He is listed in the Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Volume 1, Serial Number 9787; Volume 5. Simon Addis received his Revolutionary War pension on March 4, 1831, at a rate of $369.97 per year.