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Mrs.
Alice Fowler Tripp.
DAR ID
Number: 111788
Born in
Epsom, N. H.
Wife of
Walter H. Tripp.
Descendant
of Sylvanus Moses, as follows:
1.
Benjamin Fowler m. Sarah M. Brown.
See No.
111786.
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Mrs.
Annie M. Tripp Fowler.
DAR ID
Number: 112627
Born in
Epsom, N. H.
Wife of
Blanchard H. Fowler.
Descendant
of Corp. Richard Tripp, as follows:
1.
Warren Tripp (b. 1839) m. Katie Bickford.
2.
Jeremiah Tripp (b. 1800) m. Chloe Prescott.
3. John
Tripp (b. 1770) m. Sally Gordon.
4.
Richard Tripp m. Ann McClary.
Richard
Tripp (1720-1810) served as corporal, 1777, in Col. Stephen Evans' regiment,
New Hampshire Line. He was born in England; died in Epsom, N. H.
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No. 103278.
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The
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Mrs.
Martha K. Sipley Cook.
DAR ID
Number: 113249
Born in
Spencer, N. Y.
Wife of
R. O. Cook.
Descendant
of Richard Ferris, as follows:
1.
Sidney W. Sipley (b. 1848) m. 2nd 1872 Mariette Garey (b. 1848).
2.
Henry Miller Garey (1822-76) m. 1847 Mary Tripp (1818-84).
3.
Abram Garey (1784-1840) m. 1810 Elizabeth Ferris (1793-1876).
4.
Richard Ferris m. 1783 Catherine Lent (1764-1855).
Richard
Ferris (1762-1846) served as private in Capt. Ebenezer Boyd's company, Col.
Samuel Drake's New York regiment. He was born in Scarsdale; died in Spencer, N.
Y.
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The
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Mrs.
Lida Ellison Parker.
DAR ID
Number: 119111
Born in
Bonnerton, N. C.
Wife of
Daniel Beauregard Parker.
Descendant
of Joseph Guilford, Robert Tripp, Joseph Gainer and John Wallace, as follows:
1.
William Henry Tripp (1820-81) m. 1853 Araminta Clementina Guilford (1833-1897).
2. Noah
Wilson Guilford (1798-1876) m. 1832 Rebecca Gainer (1816-66); Joseph Tripp
(1785-1837) m. 1808 Sarah Sparrow (1787-1863).
3.
Joseph Guilford m. Elizabeth Wallace (1756-1834); Robert Tripp m. Grace Daw;
Joseph Gainer, Jr., m. 1789, Elizabeth McKeel.
4.
Joseph Gainer m. Susannah ——; John Wallace m. Leticia Butt (1733-99).
Robert
Tripp (1722-1800) was a delegate from Halifax to the 1st Continental Congress,
1776. He was born in Rhode Island; died in Cass Point, N. C.
Joseph
Guilford (1761-1840) served as private under Capt. Samuel Barrow and Colonel
Seawell, North Carolina Service. He was born in Pasquotank County; died in
Beaufort County, N. C.
Joseph
Gainer was a member of the Committee of Safety in Pitt County, N. C., 1775. He
was born and died in Pitt County, N. C.
John
Wallace (1721-99) was elected a member of the Committee of Safety in Pitt
County, N. C., 1775. He was born and died in Pitt County.
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Mrs.
Martha E. Thurber Chase.
DAR ID
Number: 119138
Born in
Providence, R. I.
Wife of
Edwin O. Chase.
Descendant
of Squire Thurber, as follows:
1.
Emery E. Thurber (b. 1839) m. 1874 Penelope B. Tallman Bills (1842-79).
2.
George Thurber (1799-1872) m. Martha F. Tripp (1800-94).
3.
Squire Thurber m. 1796 Catherine Fowle (1776-1864).
Squire
Thurber (1759-1837) was placed on the pension roll of Rhode Island, 1832, for
service as private, Rhode Island State troops. He was born and died in
Providence.
Also
No. 40118.
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Mrs. Lena Curtis Tripp.
DAR ID
Number: 119398
Born in
Killingly, Conn.
Descendant
of Lieut. John Greenman, as follows:
1.
Rufus D. Curtis (1824-1910) m. 1848 Lydia A. Phillips (b. 1828).
2.
Worman Curtis m. Margaret Greenman (1800-84).
3. John
Greenman m. 1788 Anna Allen.
John
Greenman served as sergeant in Captain Potter's company, Colonel Sprague's
regiment, at the Battle of Rhode Island and, 1778, was promoted lieutenant. His
widow was allowed a pension, 1844, in Mansfield, Conn., where he died, 1821.
Also
No. 112800.
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The
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Mrs.
Bernice Ellinwood Vogel.
DAR ID
Number: 119795
Born in
Rockford, Ill.
Wife of
E. W. Vogel.
Descendant
of Jonathan Miller, as follows:
1.
Charles Marvin Ellinwood (b. 1855) m. 1877 Caroline A. Miller (1856-1908).
2.
DeWitt Clinton Miller (b. 1828) m. 1853 Agnes B. Lawson (1831-1908).
3.
Allen Miller (1788-1818) m. 1810 Hannah Tripp (1788-1877).
4.
Jonathan Allen Miller (1762-1846) m. 1782 Hannah Case (1761-1819).
5.
Jonathan Miller m. 1761 Sarah Woodruff North (1734-1811).
Jonathan
Miller (1729-1810) served as private in Capt. Jonathan Heart's company, Major
Wyllys' Connecticut regiment of light infantry, and, 1781-83, in the same
company, Col. John Durkee's regiment. He was born in Northampton, Mass.; died
in Hartland, Conn.
Also
No. 73928.
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Mrs.
Alice Pier Elliot.
DAR ID
Number: 123172
Born in
Oakland County, Mich.
Wife of
George Tripp Elliot.
Descendant
of Oliver Pier, Elihu Stevens, and Elihu Stevens, Jr., as follows:
1.
William Edmund Pier (1808-93) m. 1834 Mary Munger (1809-87).
2.
Moses Pier (1767-1823) m. 2d Marcia Seymour; William Munger m. Lucretia
Stevens.
3.
Oliver Pier (1741-1805) m. 1762 Elizabeth Webster (1740-83); Elihu Stevens,
Jr., m. Lucretia Mathews.
4.
Elihu Stevens m. Rachel Meigs.
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Oliver Pier (1741-1805) served in the Berkshire County, Massachusetts militia,
at the alarms, 1776-77, under Capt. Ephraim Fitch. He was born in Sheffield,
Mass.; died in New Haven, Vt.
Also
No. 63091.
Elihu
Stevens (1731-1814) served as a member of the Provincial Congress of New
Hampshire, 1776-78, and of the Committee of Safety. He was born in Guilford,
Conn.; died in Claremont, N. H.
Also
No. 103286.
Elihu
Stevens, Jr. (1755-1814), was a private in Capt. Oliver Ashley's company, New
Hampshire troops, which marched to reinforce the army at Ticonderoga. He was
born in Guilford, Conn.; died in Claremont, N. H.
Also
No. 121907.
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The
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Mrs.
Zona E. Mcnutt Miller.
DAR ID
Number: 125245
Born in
West Liberty, Iowa.
Wife of
Clinton James Miller.
Descendant
of Capt. William Lucas, as follows:
1.
William McNutt (b. 1861) m. Carrie McNutt (b. 1860).
2.
Samuel McNutt (1822-1911) m. 1857 Anna Elizabeth Lucas (1832-89). (Parents of
William.)
3.
William Lucas, Jr. (b. 1773) m. 1st 1821 Elizabeth Tripp (1798-1835).
4.
William Lucas m. 1766 Susannah Barnes (1745-1809).
William
Lucas (1742-1814) served as private in the 2d Virginia regiment; lieutenant in
Capt. William Morgan's company and captain in the Virginia militia. He was born
in Virginia; died in Lucasville, Ohio.
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Mrs. Elizabeth S. Wills Albertson.
DAR ID
Number: 125307
Born in
New York City.
Wife of
John J. Albertson.
Descendant
of Reed Ferris, as follows:
1.
Daniel J. Wills (1831-77) m. 1862 Elizabeth Gifford Swift (1839-93).
2.
Gurdon Swift (1814-41) m. 1835 Jane Hauzer (1817-41).
3.
Moses Hauzer (1782-1860) m. 1806 Sarah Akin (1788-1861).
4.
Abraham Hauzer m. Lydia Ferris (b. 1756).
5. Reed
Ferris m. Anne Tripp (b. 1732).
Reed
Ferris (1730-1804) served as private in the 3d regiment, New York State
militia. He was born in New Milford; died in Pawling, N. Y.
Also
No. 82636.
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