General Notes

On the 1920 census of Nasewaupee, Door Co., Phillip was shown as head of household and a farmer and single.  It showed he was 43, but not according to earlier census.  he would have been Abt. 47.  He owned the farm with a mortgage.  No one else was listed with him.

A note written by Bob Pabst, a nephew to Philip, says:
"My mother told a story about my Uncle Phil (Phillip and Anna Gillick's eldest) that indicates he was jilted by a Long girl on the very day they were to be married, that he shut himself away in a bedroom for several days, and subsequently became an alcoholic and never married.  As a kid of about 11 or 12 I remember going out on a wagon with Uncle Phil to pick up shocks of grain for threshing.  Uncle Phil would stop in the barn to take a few swigs of a bottle he had hidden in the hay mow.  My cousin Bob (Margaret Gillick) Graf's son found it (he was a year older than I) and drank quite a lot of it and passed out in the yard on a hot August day."