Minis, Philip, -1789

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Philip Minis (1734-1789), the son of Abraham and Abigail Minis, was the first white male child born in Georgia; he was born on July 11. In 1774, Minis married Judith Polack (1745-1819). He was a very successful merchant in Savannah. An active patriot during the Revolutionary War, his name is listed on the 1780 Georgia Disqualifying Act, a British document listing people who supported the patriots, and who therefore could not hold public office. Minis died March 6, 1789.

From the description of Philip Minis papers, 1777-1779 (Georgia Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 76945096

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referencedIn Papers of Hannah Ruth London, 1919-1990, bulk: 1923-1980 American Jewish Historical Society
creatorOf Minis, Philip, d. 1789. Philip Minis papers, 1777-1779 Georgia Historical Society
referencedIn American Jewish Archives. American Jewish Archives collection on Georgia history, 1727-1779. Georgia Historical Society
creatorOf Minis Family Papers The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives
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associatedWith Howe, Robert, 1732-1786. person
associatedWith London, Hannah Ruth person
associatedWith Minis family. family
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Death 1789

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