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Mrs.
Nellie Bennett Arisman.
DAR ID
Number: 126915
Born in
Steuben County, N. Y.
Wife of
Herman W. Arisman.
Descendant
of Caleb Potter, Jr., Nathan Bennett, Samuel Royal Paine and Caleb Potter, as
follows:
1.
German Bennett (1838-95) m. 2d 1879 Fanny Chace (b. 1854).
2.
Nathaniel Bennett (1792-1871) m. Huldah Potter (1795-1853); Benjamin Chace
(1805-86) m. Betsey Tory Paine (1811-93).
3.
Thomas Potter (1775-1852) m. Martha Young; Nathan Bennett m. 1778 Mary
Harrindeen (b. 1756); Samuel Royal Paine m. 2d Abigail — (1777-1817).
4.
Caleb Potter, Jr., m. 1772 Elizabeth Tripp (b. 1750).
5.
Caleb Potter m. Welthian Holden (b. 1733).
Caleb
Potter, Jr., served, 1776, as private in Capt. Thomas Rice's company, Col. John
Waterman's Rhode Island regiment. He was born, 1749, in Cranston, R. I., where
he died.
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No. 84082.
Nathan
Bennett (1756-1837) served as private in Capt. James Williams' company, Colonel
Cook's Rhode Island regiment. In 1832 he applied for a pension. His claim was
allowed. He was born in Scituate; died in Foster, R. I.
Samuel
Royal Paine (1757-1838) served as private in Capt. Daniel Tillinghast's
artillery company from Rhode Island. In 1833 he applied for a pension. His
claim was allowed. He was born and died in Bristol, R. I.
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Caleb Potter a patriot, served on a committee for the town of Cranston to
coliect donations for the relief of the poor in Boston and helped get
provisions for soldiers. He was born, 1725, in Cranston, R. I.
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Mrs. Ara
Hedstrom Butler.
DAR ID
Number: 148034
Born in
Victoria, Ill.
Wife of
J. Marion Butler.
Descendant
of George Sornberger, as follows:
1.
George Luther Hedstrom (b. 1853) m. 1874 Emma Tripp (1854-1916).
2.
Jonas Hedstrom (1814-59) m. 1839 Dianthia Sornberger (1813-74).
3.
George Sornberger m. 2d 1799 Catherine Woolcott (1770-1846).
See No.
148030.
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Mrs.
Ethelle Hedstrom Hedstrom.
DAR ID
Number: 148055
Born in
Victoria, Ill.
Wife of
Cecil C. Hedstrom.
Descendant
of George Sornberger, as follows:
1.
George Luther Hedstrom (b. 1853) m. 1874 Emma Tripp (1854-1916).
See No.
148034.
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The
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Mrs.
Nellie Miller Chaney.
DAR ID
Number: 148105
Born in
Winnebago County, Ill.
Wife of
George W. Chaney.
Descendant
of Jonathan Miller, as follows:
1.
DeWitt Clinton Miller (1828-1917) m. 1853 Agnes Lawson (1831-1908).
2.
Allen Miller (1788-1868) m. 1810 Hannah Tripp (1788-1877).
3.
Jonathan Allen Miller (1762-1846) m. 1st 1782 Hannah Case (1761-1819).
4.
Jonathan Miller m. 1761 Sarah (Woodruff) North (1734-1811).
Jonathan
Miller (1729-1810) served as private in the Connecticut troops under Captain
Heart and Colonel Wyllys. He was born in Northampton, Mass.; died in Hartland,
Conn.
Also
No. 138460.
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Miss
Gertrude E. Washbon.
DAR ID
Number: 148509
Born in
Morris, N. Y.
Descendant
of John Cooke, as follows:
1.
Henry M. Washbon (b. 1857) m. 1885 Sarah U. Cooke (b. 1853).
2.
Samuel T. Cooke (1793-1883) m. 1842 Susan Hicks (1813-83)
3. John
Cooke m. 1780 Thankful Tripp (1757-1830).
John
Cooke (1756-1841) was placed on the pension roll of Otsego County, New York,
1832, for service as private, Rhode Island Line. He was born in Rhode Island;
died in Otsego County, N. Y.
Also
No. 128548.
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Mrs. Mae Comstock Spring.
DAR ID
Number: 149584
Born in
Middlesex County, Conn.
Wife of
Henry C. Spring.
Descendant
of Samuel Comstock, as follows:
1.
Chauncey Marsena Comstock (b. 1853) m. Rowena C. Tripp (b. 1855).
2.
Marsena Whiting Comstock (1831-90) m. Almira J. Redfield (b. 1828).
3.
William Attwood Comstock (1791-1872) m. Electa Ann Comstock.
4.
Samuel Comstock, Jr. (1768-1853), m. Rebecca Carter (1770-1823) (parents of
William).
5.
Samuel Comstock m. Laura Merritt.
Samuel
Comstock (1734-1833) served as private in the Connecticut Line. He was born and
died in Saybrook, Conn.
Also
No. 114891.
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Mrs.
Elsie Hamblin Bristol.
DAR ID
Number: 156134
Born in
North East, N. Y.
Wife of
Isaac Baldwin Bristol.
Descendant
of Joshua Hamblin and of Lieut. David Hamblin, as follows:
1.
David Hamblin (b. 1844) m. 1872 Sarah Rowe (b. 1847).
2.
Myron Hamblin (1807-97) m. 1839 Rachel Tripp (b. 1811).
3.
David Hamblin, Jr. (d. 1844), m. Lydia Roe (d. 1864).
4.
David Hamblin m. 2d 1781 Mary (Church) Bishop (d. 1824).
5.
Joshua Hamblin m. 1741 Mary Lewis.
Joshua
Hamblin (1721-97) was an associator in North East Precinct, 1775. He was born
in Eastham, Mass.; died in North East, N. Y.
David
Hamblin (1743-1806) served as lieutenant in Capt. Abraham Hartwell's company,
Col. Morris Graham's regiment, New York militia. He was born in Massachusetts;
died in Dutchess County, N. Y.
Also
No. 101427.
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Miss
Florence Earll Clarke.
DAR ID
Number: 156843
Born in
Rome, N. Y.
Descendant
of Capt. John Joslin, Abijah Joslin, Corp. Job Tripp, William Tripp, Jonathan
Tibbitts and Ensign Hezekiah Corey, as follows:
1.
William Joslyn Clarke (b. 1848) m. 1869 Melora Joslyn (b. 1851).
2.
William Clarke (1816-78) m. 1842 Statira Joslyn (1821-1903); Orin Joslyn
(1823-90) m. 1848 Julia Westcott (1830-1910).
3.
Caleb Clarke (1791-1869) m. 1815 Clarissa Tripp (1799-1889); George Washington
Joslyn (1776-1828) m. 1802 Rhoda Corey (1782-1847) (parents of Orin); John
Gardiner Westcott (1807-88) 1825 Elizabeth Edick (d. 1889).
4.
Abijah Joslin (Joslyn) m. 1768 Keziah Farrar (1746-1827); William Tripp
(1759-1851) m. Leah Van Buskirk (1765-1849); John Westcott (1776-1847) m. 1798
Hannah Tibbitts (1774-1847); Hezekiah Corey m. 1764 Sarah Fletcher (d. 1820).
5. John
Joslin m. 1733 Lucy Wilder (b. 1715); Job Tripp m. 1757 Hannah Rice (b. 1739);
Jonathan Tibbitts m. 1763 Assa (Ase) Tiffany (d. 1834).
See No.
156832.
John
Joslin (1710-88) served as captain in Col. John Whitcomb's regiment,
Massachusetts troops. He was born and died in Massachusetts.
Also
No. 155302.
Job
Tripp was corporal in Capt. Abram Fonda's company, Col. Marinus Willett's
regiment of New York levies. He was born in Pomfret, Conn.
William
Tripp (1759-1851) received a pension, 1829, for service as private in the
Albany County, New York militia. He was born in Dutchess County; died in Floyd,
N. Y.
Also
No. 138631.
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Mrs.
Helen Griffen Gilyard.157033
Born in
Westchester County, N. Y.
Wife of
Raymond E. Gilyard.
Descendant
of Samuel Sands, as follows:
1.
Daniel M. Griffen (1866-1910) m. 1886 Mary Alberta Tripp (b. 1868).
2.
Joseph C. Griffen (1839-92) m. 1864 Sarah E. Lyon (1842-1918).
3.
William Lyon (1810-58) m. 1835 Ann Elizabeth Sands (1813-97).
4.
David Sands (1789-1858) m. 1811 Elizabeth Brady (1789-1830).
5.
Samuel Sands m. Sarah Dean (1760-1851).
Samuel
Sands (1756-1832) served as private in the New York troops under General
Thomas. He was born and died in Westchester County, N. Y.
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Mrs.
Lillian M. Tripp Simpson.157685
Born in
Faribault, Minn.
Wife of
George R. Simpson.
Descendant
of Jonathan Devereaux, as follows:
1.
Oliver Tripp (1826-87) m. 1850 Hannah M. Gillette (1835-1916).
2.
James J. Gillette (b. 1802) m. Lucy Devereaux (1806-74).
3. John
Devereaux (1784-1854) m. Mehitable Cran.
4.
Jonathan Devereaux m. 1780 Lydia Williams (b. 1751).
Jonathan
Devereaux served as private in the Albany County, New York militia, under Col.
Kilian Van Rensselaer. He was born in Connecticut; died, 1802, in Rensselaer
County, N. Y.
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