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The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 8
page 167
Mrs. Sarah Maria
Burlingame Webster.
DAR ID Number: 7492
Born in Rhode Island.
Wife of Prentiss
Webster.
Descendant of Ens. Stephen Burlingame, Daniel
Fiske,
Lieut. Daniel Fiske,
Jr., Capt. Matthew Manchester,
Thomas Waite, Peleg
Tripp and Charles Tillinghast, all
of Rhode Island.
Daughter of Col.
Stephen Burlingame and Elsie Maria
Tillinghast, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Stephen Burlingame and Celia Fiske, his
wife; Pardon
Tillinghast and Sarah Waite, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Daniel Fiske, Jr., and Freelove
Knight, his wife;
Deacon Pardon Tillinghast and Mary
Sweet, his wife;
Gideon [p.167] Waite and Martha
Pullman, his wife;
Ebenezer Burlingame and Elizabeth
Burlingame, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of Deacon Stephen Knight and Mary
Manchester, his wife;
Charles Tillinghast and Abigail
Allen, his wife;
Gideon Waite and Lois Tripp, his wife;
Daniel Fiske and
Freelove Williams, his wife; Stephen
Burlingame and Ruth
King, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Matthew Manchester and
Freelove Gorton, his
wife; Thomas Waite and Tabitha
Ellis, his wife; Peleg
Tripp and Sarah Tripp, his wife.
Stephen Burlingame, 1780, was ensign of Coventry
militia.
Daniel Fiske, although
nearly seventy, served in the
militia, and his son
Daniel, was lieutenant under Capt.
Joshua Gibbs.
Matthew Manchester
served on the Committee of Safety.
Thomas Waite, 1778,
was a soldier in Capt. Benjamin
Hoppin's company, Col.
John Topham's regiment.
Peleg Tripp, 1777,
belonged to the Exeter Alarm company.
Charles Tillinghast,
1775, was recruiting officer for
North Kingston, and
was cruelly put to death by Tories
in 1776.
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The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 9
Mrs. Emma Tripp Frost.
DAR ID Number: 8832
Born in Ohio.
Wife of Charles
Hubbard Frost.
Descendant of James
Steele, Zadoc Steele and Sergt.
Christopher Johnson,
of Connecticut.
Daughter of Augustus
Franklin Tripp and Mary Mehitable
Steele, his wife.
Granddaughter of Ansel
Tripp and Emma Johnson, his wife;
Horace Steele and
Hannah Clark, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Christopher Johnson and Mary
Austin, his wife;
Zadoc Steele and Hannah Shurtleff, his
wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of James Steele.
Christopher Johnson,
1775, served as a private in Capt.
David Welch's company and in 1778 he was sergeant under
Capt. Adonijah Burr.
He died in 1823.
James Steele, who had
fought in the early wars, served
in the Revolution. His
son Zadoc, 1776, enlisted as a
waiter to his father
and later served as teamster.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 9
page 308
Mrs. Caroline Tripp
Clement.
DAR ID Number: 8839
Born in New York.
Wife of Stephen
Merrell Clement.
[p.308] Descendant of
Sergt. Christopher Johnson, James
Steele and Zadoc
Steele, of Connecticut.
Daughter of Augustus
Franklin Tripp and Mary Mehitable
Steele, his wife.
See No. 8832.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 10
Mrs. S. Isadore Miner.
DAR ID Number: 9875
Born in Michigan.
Descendant of Jabez Chadsey, of Rhode Island.
Daughter of Mason
Montgomery Sutherland and Marie Lucy
Tripp, his wife.
Granddaughter of
George Washington Tripp and Sarah
Greene Chadsey, his
wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Jabez Chadsey and Hannah Greene,
his wife.
Jabez Chadsey was a
soldier under Sullivan in the
defense of Newport and
served on shore duty. He was
drowned at sea in
1820, at the age of sixty-six.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 12
Mrs. Marie Greene La
Moreaux.
DAR ID Number: 11799
Born in New York.
Wife of Franklyn
Frisbie La Moreaux.
Descendant of Jabez
Chadsey, of Rhode Island.
Daughter of George
Washington Tripp and Sarah Greene
Chadsey, his wife.
Granddaughter of Jabez
Chadsey and Hannah Greene. his
wife.
Jabez Chadsey served
under Gen. John Sullivan for the
defense of the colony.
He was born at Warwick, 1754, and
was drowned at sea,
1820.
Also No. 9875.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 14
Mrs. Florence
Mccutcheon Mckee.
DAR ID Number: 13488
Born in Illinois.
Wife of S. Wallace McKee.
Descendant of
Frederick McCutcheon, of New Hampshire.
Daughter of Lewis
McCutcheon and Betsy Webster Carr, his
wife.
Granddaughter of James
McCutcheon and Hannah Tripp, his
wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Frederick McCutcheon and Anna
Brown, his wife.
Frederick McCutcheon,
(1751-1844), served at the siege
of Boston in Col. John
Stark's regiment. He volunteered,
1776, for the defense
of Ticonderoga. He was a pensioner
when he died at
Bridgewater.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 18
page 210
Mrs. Adeline King Taylor.
DAR ID Number: 17566
Born in Coventry,
Rhode Island.
Wife of Wilfred
Parkins Taylor.
Descendant of Ensign
Stephen Burlingame, Daniel Fiske,
Lieut. Daniel Fiske,
Jr., Capt. Matthew Manchester and
Charles Tillinghast,
all of Rhode Island.
Daughter of Col.
Stephen Burlingame and Elsie Maria
Tillinghast, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Stephen Burlingame and Celia Fiske, his
wife; Pardon
Tillinghast and Sarah Waite, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Ebenezer Burlingame and Elizabeth
Burlingame, his wife;
Daniel Fiske and Freelove Knight,
his wife; Deacon
[p.210] Pardon Tillinghast and Mary
Sweet, his wife (m.
1785); Gideon Waite and Martha
Pullman, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of Stephen Burlingame and Ruth
King, his wife;
Stephen Knight and Mary Manchester, his
wife; Charles
Tillinghast and Abigail Allen, his wife;
Gideon Waite (b. 1745)
and Lois Tripp, his wife (m.
1766); Daniel Fiske
and Freelove Williams, his wife (m.
1732).
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of Matthew Manchester and
Freelove Gorton, his
wife.
Stephen Burlingame,
(1742-1808), was appointed ensign,
1780, of Capt. Joseph
Brayton's company of militia. He
was born in Coventry,
R. I., where he died.
Daniel Fiske,
(1710-1804), was a patriot of Providence
county. He was born in
Scituate, where he died.
Daniel Fiske, Jr.,
(1753-1810), served in the militia of
Rhode Island. He was
born in Scituate, where he died.
Matthew Manchester,
(1720-1801), served on the Committee
of Safety of Cranston.
He was born in Tiverton and died
in Cranston.
Charles Tillinghast,
(1729-1776), was appointed by the
General Assembly,
recruiting officer, 1775. He was taken
prisoner by the Tories, carried to Block Island, where
he died from wounds
and exposure. He was born in
Providence, R. I. His
son, John, was killed by the
Tories.
Also Nos. 7492, 13006.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 20
page 203
[p.203] Miss Etta
Peckham.
DAR ID Number: 19542
Born in Newport, Rhode
Island.
Descendant of Samuel
Underwood, of Rhode Island.
Daughter of Thomas P.
Peckham and Martha Underwood, his
wife.
Granddaughter of
Weeden T. Underwood and Ann Peckham,
his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Perry G. Underwood and Abby
Sunderland, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of Samuel Underwood and Susan
Tripp, his wife.
Samuel Underwood,
(1756-1830), served as seaman on the
privateer "Lady
Washington" 1776. The original papers of
this ship are
deposited with the Newport Historical
Society. He was born
and died in South Kingston.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 29
page 102
Miss Grace Woods
Slocum.
DAR ID Number: 28275
Born in New Bedford,
Massachusetts.
Descendant of Richard
Sherman.
Daughter of Ezra C. Slocum and Mary Anna Woods, his
wife.
Granddaughter of John
Slocum and Sarah Potter Sherman
(1798-1880), his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Richard Sherman, Jr. and Hannah
Tripp, his wife.
[p.102]
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Richard Sherman and
Patience Pettes, his
wife.
Richard Sherman served
at the Rhode Island Alarm.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 32
Miss Marietta J.
Tibbits.
DAR ID Number: 31661
Born in Rome, New
York.
Descendant of William
Tripp, of New York.
Daughter of Seth B. Tibbits and Maryetta E.
Clark, his
wife.
Granddaughter of Caleb
Clark and Clarissa Tripp, his
wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
William Tripp and Leah Van Buskirk,
his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of Job Tripp and Hannah Rice, his
wife.
William Tripp,
(1762-1851), was placed on the pension
roll of Oneida County, 1829, for service as
private in
the New York militia.
He was born in Dutchess Co.; died
in Oneida Co., N. Y.
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The National
Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 32
Mrs. Martha Underwood Peckham.
DAR ID Number: 31885
Born in Newport, Rhode
Island.
Wife of Thomas P.
Peckham.
Descendant of Samuel
Underwood, of Rhode Island.
Daughter of Weeden T.
Underwood and Ann Peckham, his
wife.
Granddaughter of Perry
G. Underwood and Abby Sunderland,
his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Underwood and Susan Tripp
(b. 1753), his wife.
Samuel Underwood,
(1756-1830), served as seaman on the
privateer "Lady
Washington," 1776. The original papers
of this ship are
deposited with the Newport Historical
Society. He was born
in South Kingston, where he died.
Also No. 19542.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 34
Mrs. Elizabeth Church
Wardwell.
DAR ID Number: 33115
Born in Bristol, Rhode
Island.
Widow of John Henry
Wardwell.
Descendant of Thomas
Church, of Rhode Island.
Daughter of Thomas Church and Mary Tripp, his
wife.
Thomas Church,
(1761-1843), enlisted at sixteen and
served in the defense
of the colony. He received a
pension for his
service. He was born in Bristol, R. I.,
where he died.
Also Nos. 3108, 5600.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 34
Mrs. Margaret Fuller
Deniston.
DAR ID Number: 33263
Born in Niles,
Michigan.
Wife of Albert J.
Deniston.
Descendant of Sergt.
Amasa Fuller.
Daughter of Andrew
Estabrooke Fuller and Melvina Davis
Lock, his wife.
Granddaughter of Silas Fuller and Elizabeth R. Tripp,
his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Amasa Fuller and Lois Barr, his
wife.
Amasa Fuller enlisted
1776 for three years and was
discharged at West
Point. The commission as sergeant was
given him at West
Point and in 1823 when he applied for
a pension it was filed
with the papers. His pension was
allowed for three
years actual service as sergeant,
Massachusetts line. He
was born 1758 in Sherburne, Vt.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 37
page 282
Mrs. Isadore Wait
Easton.
DAR ID Number: 37800
Born in Hammond, New
York.
Wife of Henry Easton.
Descendant of Samuel
Pond and of Peleg Tripp.
[p.282] Daughter of
Sidney S. Wait and Julia Ann Pond,
his wife.
Granddaughter of
Sylvester Pond and Almira Wright, his
wife; Simon Wait and
Hannah Reynolds, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Samuel Pond and Esther Blake, his
wife. m. 1766; Gideon
Waite (b. 1745) and Lois Tripp,
his wife, m. 1766.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of Peleg Tripp and Sarah —, his
wife; Thomas Waite and
Tabitha Ellis, his wife.
Samuel Pond,
(1742-1808), was a minute man from Barre.
He was born in
Ashulot, N. H.; removed to Barre, Mass.,
and died in Addison,
Vt.
Peleg Tripp belonged to the Alarm company of
Exeter, R.
I., where in 1823 he
was born and where he died.
Also No. 7492.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 37
page 336
Mrs. Jessie Hamilton
Lockhart Smith
DAR ID Number: 37945
Born in Opelika,
Alabama.
Wife of Giles William
Lawrence Smith.
Descendant of Lieut.
Benjamin Harris, Absalom Harris,
George Hamilton, Jr.,
Capt. George Hamilton, Thomas
Cooper and William
Hurt.
Daughter of Jesse
Hamilton Lockhart and Elle McTyiere
Hurt, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Richard Puryear Lockhart and Sarah
Hamilton Harris, his
wife; William Chappell Hurt and
Jane McTyiere, his
wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Jesse Lockhart and Mary Puryear,
his wife; Edmund
Harris and Mary Hamilton, his wife;
Henry Hurt and Emily
Slidge, his wife.
[p.336]
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Jesse Lockhart and
Sarah Pope, his wife;
Absalom Harris and Clara Jeter,
his second wife;
George Hamilton, Jr. and Agnes Cooper,
his wife; William Hurt
and Priscilla Yancey, his first
wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Jesse McKinney Pope and
Anne Tripp, his wife;
Benjamin Harris and Mourning Glen,
his wife; George
Hamilton and Elizabeth Schuyler, his
wife; Thomas Cooper
and Sarah Anthony, his wife.
Benjamin Harris,
(1732-1812), who was with Washington in
the Colonial wars
served with him in the Revolution. He
was born and died in
Greenville County, Virginia.
Absalom Harris,
(1758-1824), enlisted at the age of
twenty as a private.
He was born in Virginia; died in
Hancock County,
Georgia.
Also Nos. 27189,
30649, 31207, 33143.
George Hamilton, Jr.,
(1754-1826), served as a private
with his father. He
died in Wilkes County, Georgia.
George Hamilton,
(1722-98), served as captain of
Maryland militia and
received a grant of land in
Washington County.
Thomas Cooper,
(1733-97), gave civil and military
service. He was born
in Frederick County, Virginia;
removed to Georgia,
1794, where he died in Green county.
Also Nos. 19103,
30669.
William Hurt served as
a soldier in Georgia, where he
was wounded in battle
and received a grant of land. He
was born in North
Carolina; died 1812 in Hancock County,
Georgia.
Also No. 27516.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 38
Mrs. Elinor Louise
Noble Parker.
DAR ID Number: 36060
Born in Rome, Georgia.
Wife of William
Parker.
Descendant of Capt.
John Holmes and of Wylie Pope.
Daughter of George Noble and Lucy Wadsworth, his
wife.
Granddaughter of John
Wadsworth and Penelope Pope, his
wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Walter Wadsworth and Eleanor
Spencer, his wife;
John Tripp Pope and Nancy Milner, his
wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of Jesse M. Pope and Ann Tripp,
his wife; Benjamin
Milner and Penelope Holmes, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Wylie Pope and — McKinnie,
his wife; John Holmes
and Chloe Bentley, his wife.
John Holmes served in
the Revolution and was a member of
the Georgia Society of
the Cincinnati. He died 1806 in
Wilkes Co., Ga.
Also Nos. 776, 1025,
3045, 2147, 32005.
Wylie Pope, (1758-1808),
served in the Georgia forces in
the Revolution.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 38
page 23
Mrs. Grace Noble
Robinson.
DAR ID Number: 36061
Born in Rome, Georgia.
Wife of Walter Ambrose
Robinson.
Descendant of Benjamin
Godwin, Wylie Pope, Dr. Joseph
Spencer, Maj. Gen.
Joseph Spencer, Col. Samuel Selden,
Robert Tripp, James
Wadsworth, John Milner and Capt.
John Holmes.
Daughter of George
Noble and Lucy B. Wadsworth, his
wife.
See No. 36060.
Granddaughter of John
Wadsworth and Sarah Penelope Pope,
his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Walter Wadsworth (1801-75) and
Elennor Elizabeth
Spencer (1803-30), his wife; John
Tripp Pope and Nancy
Milner, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of James Wadsworth, Jr., and
Abigail May (Wray),
his wife; Samuel Selden Spencer and
Prudence Cook, his
wife; Jesse Mae Pope and Ann Tripp
Reel, his wife; Benjamin Milner and Penelope
Holmes, his
wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of James Wadsworth and Mary Brace,
his wife; Dr. Joseph
Spencer and Deborah Selden (b.
1753), his wife;
[p.23] Wylie Pope and — McKinney, his
wife; Robert J. W.
Reel and Mary Tripp, his wife; John
Milner and Elizabeth
Godwin, his wife; John Holmes and
Chloe Bentley, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Joseph Spencer and
Martha Brainard his
1st wife; Samuel Selden and
Elizabeth Ely, his
wife, m. 1745; Robert Tripp and Grace
Daw, his wife;
Benjamin Godwin and — Pitt, his wife.
Joseph Spencer,
(1714-89), who commanded a regiment at
the Lexington Alarm,
was one of the eight brigadier
generals of the
Continental army and was promoted major
general. He was born
and died in East Haddon, Conn.
Also Nos. 1287, 2310,
4086, 5566, 6638, 8367, 11980,
21623, 23223, 28238,
32164, 35534.
Joseph Spencer, Jr.,
(1750-1824), was aid to his father
for three years and
served in the Connecticut
Continental line. He
was born in East Haddam, Conn.;
died in Vienna, Va.
Also No. 21623.
Benjamin Godwin,
(1735-99), was a member of the
Committee of Safety of
Isle of Wight county, 1775. He
was born in Nansemond
Co., Va.
John Milner,
(1746-1812), was a Whig who suffered from
his Tory neighbors and
served in the militia. He died in
Wilkes Co., Ga.
Also Nos. 776, 1025,
3045, 21447, 32399.
Samuel Selden,
(1723-76), was colonel of the Fourth
battalion, Wadsworth's
brigade, at Long Island and was
captured in the
retreat. He died a prisoner in New York
City and is buried in
the old brick church yard. He was
born in Hadlyme, Conn.
Also Nos. 46, 1287,
2477, 5566, 6129, 8367, 9676, 15780,
18641, 19656, 26287,
21623, 23481, 27712, 28238, 30296.
Robert Tripp,
(1722-1800), was a delegate from Halifax
to the first
Continental Congress, 1776. He was born in
Rhode Island; died in
Cane Point, N. C.
James Wadsworth,
(1752-1801), was a minute man at the
Lexington Alarm. He
was born and died in Hartford, Conn.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 39
Miss Jessie Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 38356
Born in Providence,
Rhode Island.
Descendant of Lieut.
Col. Dudley Colman.
Daughter of Benjamin
Tripp and Mary Ann Jennings Pearce,
his wife.
Granddaughter of
Thomas Pearce and Mary Ann Chappotin,
his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Leon Chappotin and Bridget Colman,
his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of Dudley Colman and Mary Jones
(1749-1826), his wife,
m. 1770.
Dudley Colman,
(1745-97), served as lieutenant in the
Massachusetts militia 1775, in 1777 was appointed
major
and promoted
lieutenant colonel 1778. His discharge 1779
is now in the
possession of the family. He was born in
Newbury, Mass.; died
in Brookfield, N. H.
Also Nos. 1321, 3212,
12783, 37987.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 41
Mrs. Eleanor Wadsworth
Patterson.
DAR ID Number: 40473
Born in Jacksonville,
Alabama.
Wife of James Lewis
Patterson.
Descendant of Capt.
John Milner, Col. Samuel Selden and
Maj. Gen. Joseph
Spencer.
Daughter of John
Wadsworth and Sara Penelope Pope, his
wife.
Granddaughter of
Walter Wadsworth and Eleanor Spencer,
his wife; John Tripp
Pope and Nancy Milner, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Benjamin Milner (1772-1828) and
Penelope Holmes
(1773-1845), his wife; Samuel Selden
Spencer and Prudence
Cook, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter
of John Milner and Elizabeth
Godwin, his wife; Dr. Joseph Spencer and Deborah Selden,
his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Selden and Elizabeth
Ely, his wife; Joseph
Spencer and Martha Brainerd, his
first wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Selden and
Deborah Dudley, his
wife.
John Milner,
(1746-1812), was a whig who suffered from
his Tory neighbors and served in the militia.
He died in
Wilkes Co., Ga.
Also Nos. 776, 7025,
3045, 21447, 32399, 37075.
Samuel Selden,
(1723-76), was colonel at the battle of
Long Island and died a
prisoner in New York City and is
buried in the old
brick church yard. He was born in
Connecticut.
Joseph Spencer, (1714-89),
was one of the eight
brigadier generals of
the Continental army and was
promoted major
general. He was born and died in East
Haddam, Conn.
Also Nos. 1287, 5566,
28238, 30296, 36061.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 43
Mrs. Martha Bennett
Phelps.
DAR ID Number: 42556
Born in Wilkes-Barre,
Pennsylvania.
Wife of John Case
Phelps.
Descendant of Jonathan
Slocum.
Daughter of Ziba
Bennett (1800-78) and Hannah Fell
Slocum (1802-55), his
wife, m. 1824.
Granddaughter of
Joseph Slocum (1777-1855) and Sarah
Fell (d. 1828), his
wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of
Jonathan Slocum and Ruth Tripp
(1736-1807), his wife.
Jonathan Slocum,
(1733-78), was murdered by the Indians.
He is one of the
martyrs of the Wyoming massacre. He was
born in East
Greenwich, R. I.: died in Wilkesbarre, Pa.
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The National Society of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 45
Mrs. Florence M. Harvey Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 44253
Born in Griggsville,
Ill.
Descendant of
Nathaniel Currier.
Daughter of Luther J.
Harvey and Bella Kenney, his wife.
Granddaughter of Ira
Harvey and Mary Bean, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
James Bean and Martha Cotting, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Nathaniel Bean and Susanna
Currier, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Nathaniel Currier and Susanna
Morrill (1727-1806)
his wife, m. 1748.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Jacob Currier and Mary
Barnard, his wife, m.
1723.
Nathaniel Currier
(1724-75) was a member of the
Provincial Congress at
Watertown. He was born in
Salisbury, Mass.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 45
page 228
Mrs. Elise Tibbits
Corsa.
DAR ID Number: 44569
Born in Rome, N. Y.
Wife of George Bannard
Corsa.
Descendant of William
Tripp, Jonathan Tibbits and
Benjamin Howard, all
of New York.
Daughter of Seth
Butler Tibbits and Maryetta E. Clark,
his wife.
Granddaughter of Henry
Tibbits and Rhoda Howard, his
wife; Caleb Clark and
Clarissa Tripp his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Jonathan Tibbits and Assa Tiffany,
his wife, m. 1763;
William Tripp and Leah Van Buskirk,
his wife; Benjamin
Howard and Rhoda Berge, his wife.
[p.228]
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Job Tripp and Hannah
Rice, his wife.
William Tripp
(1762-1851) was placed on the pension roll
of Oneida Co. 1829 for
service as private, New York
militia. He was born
in Dutchess Co.; died in Oneida
Co., New York.
Jonathan Tibbits
(1745-1815) served as soldier in the
Albany Co. militia. He
was born in East Greenwich, R.
I.; died in Oriskany,
N. Y.
Also No. 31661.
Benjamin Howard
(1762-1842) served as private in the
Albany Co. militia. He
died in Colosse, N. Y.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 46
Mrs. Julia Eliza
Foster Drury.
DAR ID Number: 45462
Born in Sandy Creek,
N. Y.
Wife of Frederick
Franklin Drury.
Descendant of Peleg
Tripp.
Daughter of Wallace
Harold Foster and Isadore Louisa
Waite, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Sidney Smith Waite and Julia Ann Pond,
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Simon Waite and Hannah Reynolds, his
wife.
Gr-gr-grandaughter of
Gideon Waite and Lois Tripp, his
wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Peleg Tripp and Sarah, his
wife.
Peleg Tripp belonged
to the alarm company of Exeter,
Rhode Island, where in
1823 he was born and where he
died.
Also Nos. 7492, 37800.
The National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 47
Mrs. Nellie Turney
Bell Bonner.
DAR ID Number: 46862
Born in Chillicothe,
Ohio.
Wife of Col. Joseph
Claybaugh Bonner.
Descendant of Lieut.
Hugh Forsman and of Jonathan
Slocum.
Daughter of Hugh Bell
and Lavinia Renick, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Thomas Bell and Ruth Forsman, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Hugh Forsman and Judith Slocum, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Jonathan Slocum and Ruth Tripp,
his wife.
Hugh Forsman
(1748-1811) served as lieutenant at the
Wyoming massacre in
Captain Hewitt's company. He was
born in Ireland; died
near Circleville, Ohio.
Jonathan Slocum
(1733-78) was a patriot in the
Revolutionary war. He
was born in East Greenwich, R. I.;
killed by the Indians
at the Wyoming massacre.
Also No. 42556.
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Mrs. Eva E. Warner.
DAR ID Number: 48176
Born in Garden Plain,
Ill.
Wife of Alvin De Witt
Warner.
Descendant of John
Baker and of Benjamin Tripp.
Daughter of Resolves
M. Baker and Mary E. Thomas, his
wife.
Granddaughter of Henry
M. Baker and Tryphenia W. Tripp,
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Job Tripp and Abigail Baker, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
John Baker and Elizabeth or Anna
King, his last wife;
Benjamin Tripp and Elizabeth, his
wife.
John Baker (1740-1827)
served as a private in Col.
Archibald Crary's
regiment of Rhode Island State Troops
1776. He died in
Schroon Lake, New York.
Benjamin Tripp
(1745-1801) was a private 1777 in Capt.
Christopher
Manchester's company, Rhode Island troops.
He was born and died
in Rhode Island.
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Mrs. Ella Chloe Hough
Aldinger.
DAR ID Number: 48728
Born in Corinth, N. Y.
Wife of Frederic
Charles Aldinger.
Descendant of Eleazer
Warner, 2nd, Eleazer Warner, 3rd,
and Peleg Tripp.
[p.328] Daughter of
Henry Henessy Hough and Mary Tripp,
his wife.
Granddaughter of Richardson Thurmon Hough and Chloe
Warner, his wife;
Joseph Tripp and Sarah Taylor, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Eleazer Warner, 3rd, and Irinda
Skiff, his wife;
Nathaniel Tripp and Jane Place, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Eleazer Warner, 2nd, and
Elizabeth Kirtland,
his wife; Peleg Tripp and Mary
Samist, his wife.
Eleazer Warner, 2nd
(1733-1817), enlisted 1780 in the
7th Connecticut
regiment under Col. Heman Swift. He was
born in Saybrook,
Conn.; died in Cambridge, N. Y.
Eleazer Warner, 3rd
(1764-1851), served as private in
Col. Blair's regiment
of New York militia. He was born
in Saybrook, Conn.;
died in Kirtland, N. Y.
Peleg Tripp (1755-1838) enlisted 1779 as private,
13th
regiment Albany County
militia, under Col. Cornelius Van
Veghten. He was a
pensioner in 1832. He was born in So.
Kingston, R. I.; died
in Chestertown, N. Y.
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Revolution The
National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.,
p. Mrs. M. Jennie Hinman. DAR ID
Number: 49001 Born in
Rootstown, Ohio. Wife of Zerah
Hinman. Descendant of
Sergt. Asher Hinman. Daughter of
Lloyd Hinman and Mary
Lewis, his wife. Granddaughter of
Zerah Hinman, Jr., and
Miriam Moses, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Zerah Hinman and Anna Mills, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Asher Hinman and Mary
Harris, his wife.
Asher Hinman (1742-1809) enlisted as
sergeant at the
Lexington Alarm from New Hartford, Conn.
He died in Canton,
Conn. The National Society of the
Daughters of the
American Revolution., p. Mrs. Sarah
Rice Lougee. DAR ID Number: 49002 Born in Canton,
Conn.
Wife of Josiah Lougee.
Descendant of Corp. David Scott.
Daughter of Charles L.
Rice and Sarah Scott, his wife.
[p.2] Granddaughter of
David Scott, Jr. (1793-1848) and
Experience Scott, his
wife. Gr-granddaughter of David
Scott and Sarah Field,
his 2nd wife, m. 1790. David
Scott (1748-1812) enlisted
as private at the Lexington
Alarm from Sunderland;
also served as corporal at the
siege of Boston,
1775-77. He was born in Whately; died
in Williamsburg, Mass.
NOTE.–The number at the end of
the name represents
the National Number of the Member of
the Society. The
National Society of the Daughters of
the American
Revolution., p.2 Mrs. Sara Lougee Latimer.
DAR ID Number: 49003
Born in Canton, Conn. Wife of
George Latimer.
Descendant of Corp. David Scott.
Daughter of Josiah
Lougee and Sarah L. Rice, his wife.
See No. 49002. The
National Society of the Daughters of
the American
Revolution., p.2 Mrs. Claribel Hinman Rice.
DAR ID Number: 49004
Born in Canton, Conn. Descendant of
Sergt. Asher Hinman.
Daughter of Julius Hinman and Pluma
Rice, his 2nd wife.
See No. 49001. The National Society
of the Daughters of
the American Revolution., p.2 Mrs.
Mary Priscilla Barker
Smith. DAR ID Number: 49005 Born
in New Haven, Conn.
Wife of Charles H. Smith. Descendant
of Capt. Augustus
Stanton. Daughter of James Barker and
Mary Eliza Pendleton,
his wife. Granddaughter of Job
Stanton Pendleton and
Lucy Stanton, his 2nd wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Oliver Stanton and Hannah Knowlton
Dewey, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Augustus Stanton
and Eunice Crandall,
his wife. [p.3] Augustus Stanton
(1745-1822) was
elected by the General Assembly of Rhode
Island lieutenant in
the company commanded by Capt.
Thomas Wells, 1776, and in 1777 served as captain of
artillery. He was born
in Westerly, R. I.; died in
Hancock, Mass. Also
No. 17015. The National Society of
the Daughters of the
American Revolution., p.3 Mrs.
Laura Collins Hall
Goldsborough. DAR ID Number: 49006
Born in Milford, Del.
Descendant of Ensign John Hazzard,
of Delaware. Daughter
of George H. Hall and Adale
Hazzard, his wife.
Granddaughter of William A. Hazzard
and Mary P. Elliot,
his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Gov.
David Hazzard and
Elizabeth Collins, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
John Hazzard and Mary Houston,
his wife. John Hazzard
(1754-1825) served as ensign in
Capt. William Perry's
company, 1777, Delaware line. He
was born in Milton.
Also No. 43848. The National Society
of the Daughters of
the American Revolution., p.3 Miss
Grace Helen De Riemer.
DAR ID Number: 49007 Born in
Ceylon. Descendant of
Lieut. James Hyde, Jr., of
Connecticut. Daughter
of Rev. William Edward De Riemer
and Emily Frances
True, his wife. Granddaughter of Rev.
Charles K. True and
Elizabeth Bassett Hyde, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Rev. Edward Hyde and Elizabeth
Cambridge, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of James Hyde,
Jr., and Martha
Nevins, his wife. James Hyde, Jr.
(1752-1809) was
sergeant, 1777, in the Connecticut
Continental line;
promoted lieutenant in 1781 and served
to the close of the
war. He was at Germantown, Valley
Forge, Monmouth, Stony
Point, and Yorktown. He was born
and died in Norwich,
Conn. Also Nos. 2626, 12236, 13287,
14485, 22900, 23022,
37999. The National Society of the
Daughters of the
American Revolution., p.3 [p.4] Mrs.
Catharine Elizabeth
Ritter Custis. DAR ID Number: 49008
Born in Frederick, Md.
Wife of Dr. J. B. Gregg Custis.
Descendant of Lieut.
William Ritter. Daughter of John
Alfred Ritter and
Catharine Elizabeth Martin, his wife.
Granddaughter of Adam
Ritter and Catharine Martin, his
wife. Gr-granddaughter
of William Ritter. William Ritter
was 2nd lieutenant in
Capt. William Keeport's company,
Continental troops,
commanded by Lieut.-Col. George
Stricker, Maryland
line. Was commissioned 1st
lieutenant, 1777, in the 4th artillery regiment. He was
born 1750. The
National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.,
p.4 Miss Harriet Ann Keen. DAR ID
Number: 49009 Born in
Washington, D. C. Descendant of
Col. Evan Evans, of
Pennsylvania. Daughter of William
Evans Garrett Keen and
Ellen White Lovejoy, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Samuel Williams Keen and Jane Garrett,
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Levi Garrett and Margaret
Evans, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Evan Evans and
Margaret Nivins, his
wife. Evan Evans (1732-94) served
on the Committee of
Observation, commanded Chester
County militia, and
was a member of Assembly. He was
born in Chester
County, Pa., where he died. Also Nos.
41, 1761, 2318, 5221, 7170, 16499. The National
Society
of the Daughters of
the American Revolution., p.4 Miss
Nellie Bowen. DAR ID
Number: 49010 Born in Selma, Ala.
Descendant of Major
Charles Dyer. Daughter of Thomas
Stebbins Bowen and
Samantha Snow, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Thomas Alrich Bowen and Mary Dyer, his
wife. Gr-granddaughter
of Benjamin Dyer and Mary Clark,
his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Charles Dyer and
Susannah Wright, his
wife [p.5] Charles Dyer (1753-1845)
served as captain in
the Continental line and as major
of Rhode Island
militia. He was born in North Kingston,
R. I.; died in
Shaftsbury, Vt. Also No. 24228. The
National Society of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution., p.5 Mrs. Clio Smith Tidwell. DAR ID
Number:
49011 Born in Athens,
Ga. Wife of William De Graffenried
Tidwell. Descendant of
Col. Arthur Erwin, of
Pennsylvania, and of
Alexander Erwin, of North Carolina.
Daughter of J. Bruce
Smith and Mary England, his wife.
Granddaughter of J. S.
England and Piety E. Barr, his
wife. Gr-granddaughter
of Elisha England and Mary Erwin,
his wife. Gr-gr-gra
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[p.320] Miss Nelly
Evelyn Livermore.
DAR ID Number: 49712
Born in Providence, R.
I.
Descendant of Caleb
Drown.
Daughter of Walter A.
Livermore and Mary Belle Ryder,
his wife.
Granddaughter of
Charles W. Livermore and Mary A. B.
Drown, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Simeon Drown and Marian Kelly, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Caleb Down and Mehitable Tripp,
his wife.
Caleb Drown
(1753-1819) enlisted in Capt. Allin's
company, Col. Crary's
regiment, Rhode Island Continental
service, 1776. In 1819
he was placed on the Rhode Island
pension roll. He was
born in Warren, R. I.
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OF THE Daughters of the America
Revolution The
National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.,
p. Mrs. M. Jennie Hinman. DAR ID
Number: 49001 Born in
Rootstown, Ohio. Wife of Zerah
Hinman. Descendant of
Sergt. Asher Hinman. Daughter of
Lloyd Hinman and Mary
Lewis, his wife. Granddaughter of
Zerah Hinman, Jr., and
Miriam Moses, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Zerah Hinman and Anna Mills, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Asher Hinman and Mary
Harris, his wife.
Asher Hinman (1742-1809) enlisted as
sergeant at the
Lexington Alarm from New Hartford, Conn.
He died in Canton,
Conn. The National Society of the
Daughters of the
American Revolution., p. Mrs. Sarah
Rice Lougee. DAR ID
Number: 49002 Born in Canton, Conn.
Wife of Josiah Lougee.
Descendant of Corp. David Scott.
Daughter of Charles L.
Rice and Sarah Scott, his wife.
[p.2] Granddaughter of
David Scott, Jr. (1793-1848) and
Experience Scott, his
wife. Gr-granddaughter of David
Scott and Sarah Field,
his 2nd wife, m. 1790. David
Scott (1748-1812)
enlisted as private at the Lexington
Alarm from Sunderland;
also served as corporal at the
siege of Boston,
1775-77. He was born in Whately; died
in Williamsburg, Mass. NOTE.–The number at the end of
the name represents
the National Number of the Member of
the Society. The
National Society of the Daughters of
the American
Revolution., p.2 Mrs. Sara Lougee Latimer.
DAR ID Number: 49003
Born in Canton, Conn. Wife of
George Latimer.
Descendant of Corp. David Scott.
Daughter of Josiah
Lougee and Sarah L. Rice, his wife.
See No. 49002. The
National Society of the Daughters of
the American
Revolution., p.2 Mrs. Claribel Hinman Rice.
DAR ID Number: 49004
Born in Canton, Conn. Descendant of
Sergt. Asher Hinman.
Daughter of Julius Hinman and Pluma
Rice, his 2nd wife.
See No. 49001. The National Society
of the Daughters of
the American Revolution., p.2 Mrs.
Mary Priscilla Barker Smith. DAR ID Number:
49005 Born
in New Haven, Conn.
Wife of Charles H. Smith. Descendant
of Capt. Augustus
Stanton. Daughter of James Barker and
Mary Eliza Pendleton,
his wife. Granddaughter of Job
Stanton Pendleton and
Lucy Stanton, his 2nd wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Oliver Stanton and Hannah Knowlton
Dewey, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Augustus Stanton
and Eunice Crandall,
his wife. [p.3] Augustus Stanton
(1745-1822) was
elected by the General Assembly of Rhode
Island lieutenant in
the company commanded by Capt.
Thomas Wells, 1776,
and in 1777 served as captain of
artillery. He was born
in Westerly, R. I.; died in
Hancock, Mass. Also
No. 17015. The National Society of
the Daughters of the
American Revolution., p.3 Mrs.
Laura Collins Hall
Goldsborough. DAR ID Number: 49006
Born in Milford, Del.
Descendant of Ensign John Hazzard,
of Delaware. Daughter
of George H. Hall and Adale
Hazzard, his wife.
Granddaughter of William A. Hazzard
and Mary P. Elliot,
his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Gov.
David Hazzard and
Elizabeth Collins, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
John Hazzard and Mary Houston,
his wife. John Hazzard
(1754-1825) served as ensign in
Capt. William Perry's
company, 1777, Delaware line. He
was born in Milton.
Also No. 43848. The National Society
of the Daughters of
the American Revolution., p.3 Miss
Grace Helen De Riemer.
DAR ID Number: 49007 Born in
Ceylon. Descendant of
Lieut. James Hyde, Jr., of
Connecticut. Daughter
of Rev. William Edward De Riemer
and Emily Frances
True, his wife. Granddaughter of Rev.
Charles K. True and
Elizabeth Bassett Hyde, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Rev. Edward Hyde and Elizabeth
Cambridge, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of James Hyde,
Jr., and Martha
Nevins, his wife. James Hyde, Jr.
(1752-1809) was
sergeant, 1777, in the Connecticut
Continental line;
promoted lieutenant in 1781 and served
to the close of the
war. He was at Germantown, Valley
Forge, Monmouth, Stony
Point, and Yorktown. He was born
and died in Norwich,
Conn. Also Nos. 2626, 12236, 13287,
14485, 22900, 23022,
37999. The National Society of the
Daughters of the
American Revolution., p.3 [p.4] Mrs.
Catharine Elizabeth
Ritter Custis. DAR ID Number: 49008
Born in Frederick, Md.
Wife of Dr. J. B. Gregg Custis.
Descendant of Lieut.
William Ritter. Daughter of John
Alfred Ritter and
Catharine Elizabeth Martin, his wife.
Granddaughter of Adam
Ritter and Catharine Martin, his
wife. Gr-granddaughter
of William Ritter. William Ritter
was 2nd lieutenant in
Capt. William Keeport's company,
Continental troops,
commanded by Lieut.-Col. George
Stricker, Maryland
line. Was commissioned 1st
lieutenant, 1777, in
the 4th artillery regiment. He was
born 1750. The
National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.,
p.4 Miss Harriet Ann Keen. DAR ID
Number: 49009 Born in
Washington, D. C. Descendant of
Col. Evan Evans, of
Pennsylvania. Daughter of William
Evans Garrett Keen and
Ellen White Lovejoy, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Samuel Williams Keen and Jane Garrett,
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Levi Garrett and Margaret
Evans, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Evan Evans and
Margaret Nivins, his wife. Evan Evans (1732-94) served
on the Committee of
Observation, commanded Chester
County militia, and
was a member of Assembly. He was
born in Chester
County, Pa., where he died. Also Nos.
41, 1761, 2318, 5221,
7170, 16499. The National Society
of the Daughters of
the American Revolution., p.4 Miss
Nellie Bowen. DAR ID
Number: 49010 Born in Selma, Ala.
Descendant of Major
Charles Dyer. Daughter of Thomas
Stebbins Bowen and
Samantha Snow, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Thomas Alrich Bowen and Mary Dyer, his
wife. Gr-granddaughter
of Benjamin Dyer and Mary Clark,
his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Charles Dyer and
Susannah Wright, his
wife [p.5] Charles Dyer (1753-1845)
served as captain in the Continental line and
as major
of Rhode Island
militia. He was born in North Kingston,
R. I.; died in
Shaftsbury, Vt. Also No. 24228. The
National Society of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution., p.5 Mrs.
Clio Smith Tidwell. DAR ID Number:
49011 Born in Athens,
Ga. Wife of William De Graffenried
Tidwell. Descendant of
Col. Arthur Erwin, of
Pennsylvania, and of
Alexander Erwin, of North Carolina.
Daughter of J. Bruce
Smith and Mary England, his wife.
Granddaughter of J. S.
England and Piety E. Barr, his
wife. Gr-granddaughter
of Elisha England and Mary Erwin,
his wife. Gr-gr-gra
Mrs. Rebecca Tripp
Jerauld.
DAR ID Number: 49934
Born in Lawrence,
Mass.
Wife of Horace D.
Jerauld.
Descendant of Matthias
Taylor, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of Francis M.
Varnum and Rebecca Tripp, his
wife.
Granddaughter of
Reuben Tripp and Rebecca Taylor, his
2nd wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Matthias Taylor, Jr., and Rebecca
Snow, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Matthias Taylor and Desire
Harding, his wife.
Matthias Taylor
(1724-1811) enlisted, 1778, as private
in Capt. David Bells'
company under Maj. Gen. Heath, and
in 1779 served on
board the "Lincoln Galley" from
Penobscot to Boston.
He was born and died in Chatham,
Mass.
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Mrs. Lois Patterson
Wessitsh.
DAR ID Number: 50828
Born in Gallatin
County, Montana.
Wife of Alexander
Wessitsh.
Descendant of Col.
Samuel Seldon, Maj. Gen. Joseph
Spencer, Wylie Pope
and Capt. John Milner.
Daughter of James L.
Patterson and Eleanor Wadsworth,
his wife.
Granddaughter of John
Wadsworth and Sara Penelope Pope,
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Walter Wadsworth (1801-75) and
Eleanor Spencer
(1803-30), his wife; John Tripp Pope and
Nancy Milner, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Samuel Seldon Spencer and
Prudence Cook, his
wife; Jesse Mac Pope and Ann Tripp,
his wife; Benjamin
Milner and Penelope Holmes, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Joseph Spencer, Jr., and
Deborah Seldon (b.
1753), his wife; Wylie Pope and ——
McKinnie, his wife;
John Milner and Elizabeth Godwin,
his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Samuel Seldon and Elizabeth
Ely, his wife; Joseph
Spencer and Martha Brainerd, his
wife.
Samuel Seldon
(1723-76), was colonel of the 4th
battalion, Wadsworth's
brigade, at Long Island and was
captured in the
retreat. He died a prisoner in New York
City. He was born in
Hadlyme, Conn.
Joseph Spencer (1714-89), was one of the eight
brigadier
generals of the
Continental army and was promoted major
general. He was born
and died in East Haddam, Conn.
Also Nos. 21623,
30296, 36061, 40473, 41299, 44654.
Wylie Pope
(1758-1808), served in the Georgia forces in
the Revolution.
Also No. 36060.
[p.371] John Milner
(1746-1812), was a Whig who suffered
from his Tory
neighbors and served in the militia. He
died in Wilkes County,
Ga.
Also Nos. 21447,
32399, 36061.
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Mrs. Mary Stevens Ghastin.
DAR ID Number: 51078
Born in Reedsburg,
Wis.
Wife of Harry H.
Ghastin.
Descendant of Phillip
Burlinghame, Jr.
[p.36] Daughter of
Giles Stevens and Erica Schonfelt,
his wife.
Granddaughter of
Samuel B. Stevens and Pamelia Tripp,
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Jedediah
Stevens and Mercy
Burlinghame, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Phillip Burlinghame, Jr., and
Elizabeth Donoway, his
wife.
Phillip Burlinghame
(1749-1804), served as a private in
the Dutchess County
militia, 6th regiment, New York
service. He was born
in Providence, R. I.; died in
Castleton, N. Y.
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[p.130] Miss Miller
Dimond Church.
DAR ID Number: 52280
Born in Bristol, R. I.
Descendant of Thomas
Church, Nelson Miller, and
Nathaniel Manchester,
of Rhode Island.
Daughter of Charles H.
W. Church and Martha Abby Miller,
his wife.
Granddaughter of
Samuel W. Church and Elizabeth Luther,
his 2nd wife; James A.
Miller and Bathsheba Hathaway,
wis wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Thomas Church and Mary Tripp, his
wife; James Miller and Rebecca Munroe, his wife; Eleazer
Luther and Elizabeth
Manchester, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Nelson Miller and Sarah Allen,
his wife; Nathaniel
Manchester and Elizabeth Cox, his
wife.
Thomas Church
(1761-1843) in 1777 served in Capt.
William Throop's
company. He was under Capt. Viall Allen
in Sullivan's
expedition, and in 1780 served at Newport
in Captain Remington's
company, Colonel Miller's
regiment. He received
a pension for his service until
his death. He was born
and died in Bristol, R. I.
Also No. 5600.
Nelson Miller
(1755-1840) served as drum-major in
Colonel Crary's
regiment, and was at the battles of
White Plains, Trenton,
Princeton, and Valley Forge. He
was born in Warren;
died in Bristol, R. I.
Also No. 1651.
Nathaniel Manchester
(1744-1833) enlisted as a private
and survived to
receive a pension for his service. He
was born and died in
Bristol, R. I.
Also Nos. 6632, 10793.
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Mrs. Cora Belknap
Ramsey.
DAR ID Number: 52589
Born in Jackson, Iowa.
Wife of Jasper H.
Ramsey.
Descendant of Simeon
Belknap, of Vermont.
Daughter of Cable
Belknap and Elizabeth Tripp, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Bissel Sydney Belknap, M. D., and
Barbary Cable, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Simeon Belknap and Miriam Edson, his
wife.
Simeon Belknap
(1758-1841) was taken prisoner when
Royalton was attacked
by the Indians and British, 1780,
carried to Canada and
it was two years before he was
able to escape. He
suffered through life from injuries
received. He was born
in Vermont; died in Randolph.
Also No. 13320.
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Miss Sarah Bell Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 52606
Born in Grand Centre, Kans.
Descendant of Isaac
Tripp and of Nathan Potter.
Daughter of Stephen
Tripp and Sarah Emerson, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Samuel B. Tripp and Sarah M. Brown, his
wife; Thomas Emerson
and Sabra Potter, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Stephen Tripp and Nancy Benedict,
his wife; Philip
Knight Potter and Betsey Courtney, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Isaac Tripp, Jr., and Martha
Wall, his wife; Nathan
Potter and Sarah Knight, his
wife, m. 1778.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Isaac Tripp and Sarah Dow, his
3rd wife.
Isaac Tripp (1700-78)
was a patriot of zeal and loyalty;
also member of
Legislature in the town of Westmoreland,
Pa., where he died.
Nathan Potter
enlisted, 1775, in Capt. Thomas Holden's
company, Col. J. M.
Varnum's regiment, and served
several other
enlistments under different commands. He
applied for a pension,
1836, and it was allowed. He was
born in Rhode Island;
died in Coventry, L. I.
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[p.52] Mrs. PhŒBe F.
Morrall Erwin.
DAR ID Number: 53116
Born in Barnwell
County, S. C.
Wife of Peter A.
Erwin.
Descendant of John
Tripp, George Robeson, and William
Dunbar, of South Carolina.
Daughter of George W.
Morrall and Sallie A. Dunbar (b.
1845), his wife, m.
1866.
Granddaughter of
George William Morrall and Phœbe Tripp,
his wife; Samuel
Dunbar (b. 1820) and Katherine Johnson,
his wife, m. 1844.
Gr-granddaughter of
John Tripp and Martha Scott, his
wife; George Robson
Dunbar and Mary Fickling
(1787-1838), his wife, m. 1806.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
William Dunbar and Elizabeth
Robeson (b. 1760), his
wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of George Robeson and Elizabeth
Ann Stewart, his wife,
m. 1750.
John Tripp, in 1775,
served as a private in Capt. John
Jenkins' company of
volunteers on St. Helena Island. He
was born in South Carolina.
George Robeson
(1730-1805), Commissioner of Election,
1778; Inquirer and
Collector of Taxes for York District,
S. C., 1779. He was
born in Virginia; died in
Orangeburg, S. C.
William Dunbar
(1752-98) was a member of the South
Carolina Legislature,
1781-82. He was born in Ireland.
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[p.148] Mrs. Ella M.
Baker Hurd.
DAR ID Number: 54342
Born in Newton, Ill.
Wife of Lewis M. Hurd.
Descendant of Benjamin
Tripp and of John Baker.
Daughter of Resolved
M. Baker and Mary E. Thomas, his
wife.
Granddaughter of Henry
M. Baker and Tryphenia Tripp, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Job Tripp and Abigail Baker, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Benjamin Tripp and Elizabeth —,
his wife; John Baker
and Elizabeth King, his wife.
Benjamin Tripp
(1745-1805) served, 1777, as a private in
Capt. Christopher
Manchester's company, Rhode Island
troops. He was born
and died in Rhode Island.
Also No. 48176.
John Baker (1740-1827)
served as a private in Col.
Archibald Crary's
regiment of Rhode Island State troops,
1776. He died at
Schroon Lake, New York.
Also No. 48176.
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[p.427] Mrs. Della
Vina White Roys.
DAR ID Number: 55953
Born in Tioga County,
N. Y.
Wife of James Elmer
Roys.
Descendant of Lieut.
George Wood, Sergt. Philip Seabury,
Giles Pierce, Josiah Bemis, Jabez Stevens, John
Macomber, and Sergt.
Ezekiel Davis.
Daughter of George
White and Emily Davis, his wife.
Granddaughter of
William Davis and Cornelia Stevens, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Abraham Davis and Phebe Macomber (b.
1787), his wife; Seth
Stevens (b. 1796) and Desire
Seabury, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Ezekiel Davis and Diana Tripp (b.
1770), his Jabez
Stevens and Esther Bemis (b. 1762), his
2nd wife, m. 1784;
David Seabury and Lydia Wood, his
wife; John Macomber
and Mary Denel (1745-1802), his
wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Philip Seabury and Sarah
Pierce, his wife;
George Wood and Desire Gray, his 2nd
wife; Josiah Bemis and Elizabeth Warren, his
wife, m.
1750.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Giles Pierce and Mercy
Schreven, his wife.
George Wood
(1730-1820) served as lieutenant, 1778, in
Capt. Gideon Simmon's
company of militia. He was born
and died in Little
Compton, R. I.
Also No. 29174.
Philip Seabury
(1740-1819) served as private and
sergeant in the Rhode
Island militia, 1777-78. He was
born and died in
Tiverton, R. I.
Giles Pierce (1722-92)
was a private in Capt. Cornelius
Brigg's company, Col.
Nathan Miller's regiment, Rhode
Island militia. He was
born in Little Compton, R. I.
Josiah Bemis, a
patriot, furnished money for the
Revolutionary soldiers. He was born, 1716.
Also No. 51292.
Jabez Stevens
(1758-1850) enlisted, 1775, in Capt.
Josiah Steven's
company, Col. Ephraim Doolittle's
regiment,
Massachusetts troops. He was born in New
Bedford, Mass.; died
in Ohio.
[p.428] John Macomber
(1734-1802) served several
enlistments under
different commands, 1776-80,
Massachusetts Line. He
was born in Dartmouth, Mass.;
died in Dutchess
County, N. Y.
Ezekiel Davis
(1734-1812) was a private in Capt. John
Hayward's company of
minute men, Col. Abijah Pierce's
regiment, at the
Lexington Alarm; in 1776 was corporal
in Capt. Grant Heald's
company and later promoted
sergeant. He was born
in Eastern, Mass.; died in Knox,
Albany County, N. Y.
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Mrs. Lucy B. Wadsworth
Noble.
DAR ID Number: 56070
Born in Jacksonville,
Ala.
Wife of George Noble.
Descendant of Capt.
John Milner.
Daughter of John
Wadsworth and Sara Penelope Pope, his
wife.
Granddaughter of John
Tripp Pope and Nancy Milner, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Benjamin Milner and Penelope Holmes,
his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
John Milner and Elizabeth Godwin,
his wife.
John Milner
(1746-1812) was a Whig who had suffered from
his Tory neighbors and
served in the militia. He died in
Wilkes County, Ga.
Also Nos. 21447,
36061, 50828.
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Miss Kate Freeman
Lewis.
DAR ID Number: 56093
Born in Renton, Ohio.
Descendant of Capt.
Morgan Lewis, of Maine.
Daughter of Daniel
Lewis and Mary Anne Dutton, his wife.
Granddaughter of
William Lewis, M. D., and Lydia
Littlefield, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Daniel Lewis and Abigail Frost
Parsons, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Morgan Lewis and Sarah Tripp, his
wife.
[p.33] Morgan Lewis
(1737-84) commanded a company in the
York County militia,
1776. He was born in York; died in
Alfred, Me.
Also No. 25298.
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Miss Susan Maria
Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 56345
Born in Taunton, Mass.
Descendant of Joseph
Cole, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of James
Clark Tripp and Maria Cole, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Samuel Cole and Mary Caswell, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Joseph Cole and Chloe Jones, his 2nd
wife.
Joseph Cole
(1743-1842) was a private, 1775, in Capt.
John King's company.
He re-enlisted, 1777, for three
years and was at
Monmouth and Butts' Hill. He was born
at Raynham and was a
pensioner at Middleboro, where he
died.
Also No. 15204.
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Miss Lusanna S. Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 56346
Born in New Bedford,
Mass.
Descendant of John
Hinds.
Daughter of Willard
Tripp and Rhoda S. Dean, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Samuel Dean and Hannah Hinds, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
John Hinds and Olive Valentine, his
wife.
John Hinds (1759-1830)
served as private in a company
commanded by Capt. Job
Peirce, Colonel Sprout's
regiment, which
marched to Tiverton, R. I., on an alarm,
1776. He was born and died in Middleboro, Mass.
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Mrs. Jennie Adelaide
Bacon.
DAR ID Number: 56524
Born in Burlington, N. Y.
Wife of Allen H.
Bacon.
Descendant of John
Birdsall, of New York.
Daughter of Andrew A.
Mather and Julia A. Birdsall, his
wife.
Granddaughter of
George W. Birdsall and Esther Gilbert,
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Michael Birdsall and Wealthy
Webster, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Lemuel Birdsall and
Martha
Calkins, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of John Birdsall and — Tripp, his
1st wife.
John Birdsall
(1727-1815) served as a private in Captain
Kidd's company,
Colonel Luddington's 7th Dutchess County
regiment. He was born
in Hempstead, L. I.; died in
Unadilla, N. Y.
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Mrs. Addie C. France.
DAR ID Number: 56570
Born in Mexico, N. Y.
Wife of Mead France.
Descendant of Michael
Fuller.
Daughter of Eugene Tripp and Mary Clark, his wife.
Granddaughter of Jones
D. Clark and Ruth C. (Clark), his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
David Clark and Mary Fuller, his
wife (parents of
Ruth).
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Michael Fuller and Mary Ann
Service, his wife.
Michael Fuller
(1741-1822) served as a private in the
Tryon County militia. He died in Broome County, N. Y.
Also Nos. 41418,
46827.
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Mrs. Frances Adelle
Bromm.
DAR ID Number: 57847
Born in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Wife of F. G. Bromm.
Descendant of Charles
Groff.
Daughter of William A.
Tripp and Martha Lamkins, his
wife.
Granddaughter of
Alfred Lamkins and Lydia Remington, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Daniel Remington and Hannah Groff,
his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Charles Groff and Deborah Hill,
his wife.
[p.289] Charles Groff
(1758-1832) enlisted, 1775, in
Capt. Abraham Tyler's
company, and, 1776, re-enlisted
under different
commands. He applied for a pension, but
died before receiving
it. He was born in Chester, Conn.;
died in Rush, N. Y.
Also No. 35969.
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Miss Clara Lois
Matteson.
DAR ID Number: 57961
Born in Pittsfield, N.
Y.
Descendant of Sergt.
Gideon Waite and of Dr. Dan Foote.
Daughter of James W.
Matteson (b. 1842) and Arlina
Spaford (b. 1844), his wife, m. 1863.
Granddaughter of
Charles A. Matteson (1816-90) and Laura
Lavinia Jeffords
(1819-93), his wife, m. 1839.
Gr-granddaughter of
Andrew Matteson (1790-1883) and
Lydia Himes
(1792-1840), his wife, m. 1811; Alpheus
Jeffords and Betsey
Foote, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
David Matteson (1763-1847) and
Dorcas Waite (1767-1828), his wife, m. 1785; Dan Foote
and Isabella Henry,
his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Gideon Waite and Lois Tripp
(1746-1824), his wife.
m. 1766.
Gideon Waite
(1745-1808) served, 1780, as sergeant in
Capt. Joseph Hopkins'
company, Col. Samuel Wall's
regiment. He was born
and died in West Greenwich, R. I.
Dan Foote (1755-1820)
served as surgeon three years in
the navy. He was born
in Colchester, Conn.; removed to
Pittsfield, Mass., and
in 1793 located in New Berlin,
where he died.
Also No. 29176.
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Miss Beatrice Rapalje
Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 57983
Born in Rochester, N.
Y.
Descendant of John
Rapalje, of New York.
Daughter of Milton
Jerome Tripp and Lydia Louisa Powers,
his wife.
Granddaughter of Edwin
Tripp and Bridget Anna Ralpalje,
his wife.
[p.335] Gr-granddaughter of Abraham B.
Ralpalje and
Eliza Scott, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
John Ralpalje and Elizabeth
Brinckerhoff, his
wife.
John Ralpalje
(1732-83) served as private, 1783, in
Capt. John Van
Bunschoten's company, Col. Abraham
Brinckerhoff's 2nd
regiment, Dutchess County, New York
militia. He was born
and died in Jamaica, N. Y.
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Miss Helen Louise
Bailey.
DAR ID Number: 58589
Born in Charleston, S.
C.
Descendant of Ensign
Benjamin Jenkins, of South
Carolina.
Daughter of Orma
Bailey and Elactra Virginia Whitridge,
his wife.
Granddaughter of
Thomas Bailey and Mary Jenkins, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Benjamin Jenkins and Hannah Tripp,
his 2nd wife.
Benjamin Jenkins
(1758-1826) was commissioned ensign,
1776, of a company of
volunteers of Collaton County,
South Carolina militia
regiment. He was born and died at
Edisto Island.
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Mrs. Hattie Tripp
Wills.
DAR ID Number: 58833
Born in Salon, Me.
Wife of Lester Le Roy
Wills.
Descendant of Francis
Tripp.
Daughter of Timothy
Tripp, Jr., and Mary Raymond, his
wife.
Granddaughter of
Timothy Tripp and Betsey W. (Tripp),
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Francis Tripp and Betsey Wilson, his
wife (parents of
Betsey).
Francis Tripp enlisted,
1779, as a private in Captain
West's company,
Colonel Topham's Rhode Island regiment.
He was a pensioner in
1832. He was born, 1759, in
Westport, Mass.
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Mrs. Eldora A. Johnson
Reeve.
DAR ID Number: 59025
Born in Providence, R.
I.
Wife of J. Clarence
Reeve.
[p.11] Descendant of
Capt. Samuel Dyer, of Rhode Island.
Daughter of Oliver C.
Johnson and Rebecca Mathewson, his
wife.
Granddaughter of
Gideon Johnson and Phebe Tripp, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Jonathan Johnson and Waite
Dyer, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Samuel Dyer and Waite Eldred
(1760-1837), his wife,
m. 1786.
Samuel Dyer (1757-91)
served several enlistments,
1776-78. He commanded
a company, 1779, in Col.
Christopher Dyer's
regiment of Kings County militia. He
was born and died in
North Kingston. His widow received
a pension in 1836.
Also Nos. 18944,
19686.
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Mrs. Flora C. White
Walter.
DAR ID Number: 60059
Born in Binghamton, N.
Y.
Wife of Asa Dana
Walter.
Descendant of Lieut.
George Wood, Sergt. Philip Seabury,
Giles Pierce, Josiah
Bemis, Jabez Stevens, John
Macomber, and Sergt.
Ezekiel Davis.
Daughter of George
White and Emily Davis, his wife.
Granddaughter of
William Davis and Cornelia Stevens, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Abraham Davis and Phebe Macomber (b.
1787), his wife; Seth
Stevens (b. 1796) and Desire
Seabury, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Ezekiel Davis and Diana Tripp (b.
1770), his wife; Jabez
Stevens and Esther Bemis (b.
1762), his 2nd wife;
m. 1784; David Seabury and Lydia
Wood, his wife; John
Macomber and Mary Denel
(1745-1802), his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Philip Seabury and Sarah
Pierce, his wife;
George Wood and Desire Gray, his 2nd
wife; Josiah Bemis and
Elizabeth Warren, his wife, m.
1750.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Giles Pierce and Mercy
Schreven, his wife.
George Wood
(1730-1820) served as lieutenant, 1778, in
Capt. Gideon Simmon's
company of militia. He was born
and died in Little
Compton, R. I.
[p.21] Philip Seabury
(1740-1819) served as private and
sergeant in the Rhode
Island militia, 1777-78. He was
born and died in
Tiverton, R. I.
Giles Pierce (1722-92)
was a private in Capt. Cornelius
Brigg's company, Col.
Nathan Miller's regiment, Rhode
Island militia. He was born in Little
Compton, R. I.
Josiah Bemis, a
patriot, furnished money for the
Revolutionary
soldiers. He was born 1716.
Jabez Stevens
(1758-1850) enlisted, 1775, in Capt.
Josiah Steven's
company, Col. Ephraim Doolittle's
regiment,
Massachusetts troops. He was born in New
Bedford, Mass.; died
in Ohio.
John Macomber
(1734-1802) served several enlistments
under different
commands, 1776-80, Massachusetts Line.
He was born in
Dartmouth, Mass.; died in Dutchess
County, N. Y.
Ezekiel Davis
(1734-1812) served as corporal and
sergeant under Capt.
John Hayward, Col. Abijah Pierce,
Massachusetts troops.
He was born in Eastern, Mass.;
died in Knox, Albany
County, N. Y.
Also No. 55953.
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Mrs. Josephine Amanda
Chapelle.
DAR ID Number: 60393
Born in Providence, R.
I.
Descendant of Naphtali
Newhall, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of Nelson E.
Blackmar and Ann M. C. Newhall,
his wife.
Granddaughter of
Naphtali Newhall, Jr., and Catherine
Tripp, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Naphtali Newhall and Sarah Hoopes,
his wife.
Naphtali Newhall
(1757-1801) served as private in Col.
Samuel Gerrish's
Cambridge regiment and as drummer in
Capt. Ezra Baldwin's
company, Col. Loammie Baldwin's
regiment. He was born
in Boston; died in Charlestown.
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Mrs. Ruth Spencer
Mosman.
DAR ID Number: 60776
Born in Saybrook,
Conn.
Wife of Edward J.
Mosman.
Descendant of Samuel
Spencer and of Isaac Howard.
Daughter of George
Edward Spencer and Lucy Lucretia
Howard, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Chauncy Spencer and Eliza Tripp, his
wife; Cornelius A. Howard and Lucy Maynard, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Samuel Spencer, Jr., and Elizabeth
Gladding, his wife;
Benjamin D. Howard and Lucretia
King, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Samuel Spencer and Deborah —, his
wife; Benjamin Howard
and Sarah Downing, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Isaac Howard and Patience
Smith, his wife.
Samuel Spencer
(1740-84) enlisted, 1778, as a private in
Capt. John Hait's
company, Col. Samuel Webb's regiment,
at the battle of Rhode
Island. He was born and died in
Westbrook, Conn.
Isaac Howard (1753-94)
enlisted, 1775, as a fifer in
Capt. Timothy
Barnard's company, Col. Moses Little's
Massachusetts
regiment. He was born and died in Newbury,
Mass.
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Miss Florence Elva
Estes.
DAR ID Number: 60992
Born in Baltic, Conn.
Descendant of Robert
Tripp.
Daughter of Henry
Bodwell Estes and Effie Bolles, his
wife.
Granddaughter of
George Estes and Susan Caroline Somers,
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Jonathan Estes and Olive Tripp, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Robert Tripp and Mercy Woodward,
his wife.
Robert Tripp (1764-1845)
enlisted, 1781, in the 9th
Massachusetts
regiment, Continental Line, Col. Henry
Jackson. He was a
pensioner and received a grant of land
from the State of
Maine for his services. He was born in
England; died in
Sanford, Me.
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[p.77] Mrs. Grace
Lawrence Hoehn.
DAR ID Number: 61215
Born in Morristown, N.
J.
Wife of William
Frederic Hoehn.
Descendant of William
Tripp, of New York.
Daughter of George
Amity Lawrence and Timour Tripp, his
wife.
Granddaughter of Isaac
Tripp, Jr., and Emily Rudman, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Isaac Tripp and Mary Brooker, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
William Tripp and Leah Van
Buskirk, his wife.
William Tripp
(1762-1851) was placed on the pension roll
of County, New York,
1829, for service as private in the
Ne**** militia. He was
born in Dutchess County; died in
Oneida ****
Also No. 31661.
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Mrs. Annie Tripp
Griffith.
DAR ID Number: 64665
Born in Hancock
County, Me.
Wife of Rev. William Edward Griffith.
Descendant of John
Tripp.
Daughter of Harrison
Allen Tripp and Annie Dyer
Hinckley, his wife.
Granddaughter of
Leander Tripp and Louisa Allen, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
John Tripp and Jedidah Smith, his
wife.
John Tripp (1761-1847)
served as a private in Capt.
Manasseh Hampton's
company, Colonel Carter's regiment,
1777, and, 1780, in
Capt. Jonathan Taber's company, Col.
Hathaway's regiment,
Massachusetts troops. He was born
in Dartmouth, Mass.;
died in Hebron, Me.
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Mrs. Lillian M. Davies
Paine.
DAR ID Number: 64899
Born in Sidney, Me.
Wife of Fred G. Paine.
Descendant of Lieut.
Joshua Davies, Capt. Morgan Lewis,
Lieut. Manuel Smith,
Ebenezer Blaisdell, Daniel
Blaisdell, Thomas
Parker, and Ezekiel Proctor.
Daughter of Franklin
A. Davies (1819-1901) and Charlotte
S. Lewis (1829-1905),
his wife, m. 1849.
Granddaughter of
Charles Stuart Davis (1782-1869) and
Malinda Smith
(1786-1865), his 2nd wife; Daniel
Blaisdell Lewis
(1804-59) and Sarah Simms (1800-73), his
wife, m. 1824.
Gr-granddaughter of
Joshua Davies and Betsey Parker (b.
1861), his wife, m.
1774; Manuel Smith and Sarah Raymond
(1746-1842), his wife;
Jeremiah Lewis (1804-59) and
Eliner Blaisdell
(1764-1846), his wife, m. 1783; Aaron
Simms (b. 1778) and
Hannah Proctor (b. 1774), his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Thomas Parker and Olive —, his
wife; Morgan Lewis and
Sarah Tripp (1741-1819), his
wife, m. 1760; Daniel
Blaisdell and Mary Allen, his
wife, m. 1763; Ezekiel
Proctor and Elizabeth Proctor,
his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Ebenezer Blaisdell and Lydia
Wells, his 1st wife,
m. 1739.
Joshua Davies
(1743-1806) served, 1776, as lieutenant in
Capt. Zimri Howard's
company, 2nd Lincoln County
regiment,
Massachusetts militia. He was born in Acton,
Mass.; died in Sidney,
Me.
Morgan Lewis (1737-84)
commanded a company in the York
County militia, 1776.
He was born in York; died in
Alfred, Me.
Also No. 25298.
Manuel Smith
(1741-1821) served, 1776, as lieutenant in
Capt. Zimri Howard's
6th company, 2nd Lincoln County
regiment,
Massachusetts militia. He died in Winslow, Me.
[p.318] Ebenezer
Blaisdell in 1777 served as a private
in Lieut. William
Nickell's company, Colonel Foster's
Lincoln County
regiment. He was born and died in York
County, Me.
Daniel Blaisdell
enlisted, 1779, in Capt. Benjamin
McCobb's regiment;
also in Capt. Peter Patten's company,
same regiment. He was
born in York, Me.
Thomas Parker
(1734-1806) served, 1779, as private in
Capt. Timothy Heald's
company, Col. Samuel McCobb's
regiment, at the
Penobscot expedition. He was born in
Groton, Mass.; died in
Winslow, Me.
Ezekiel Proctor in
1775 was a private in Capt. Reuben
Dow's company, Col.
William Prescott's regiment,
Massachusetts troops.
He was born, 1735, in Westford,
Mass.
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[p.220] Mrs. Anna
Mccutcheon Savage.
DAR ID Number: 65647
Born in Lynn, Mass.
Wife of F. R. Savage.
Descendant of Frederic McCutcheon, of New
Hampshire.
Daughter of Franklin
McCutcheon (1823-94) and Mary Stone
(1826-1901), his wife,
m. 1851.
Granddaughter of James
McCutcheon and Hannah Tripp, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Frederic McCutcheon and Ann Brown,
his wife.
Frederic McCutcheon
(1751-1844) served at the siege of
Boston and at
Ticonderoga. He survived to receive a
pension as a private
in the New Hampshire Continental
Line. He was born in
Barrington; died in Bridgewater.
Also No. 62641.
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[p.122] Miss Emma
Manigault Jenkins.
DAR ID Number: 66330
Born in Charleston, S.
C.
Descendant of Lieut.
Joseph Jenkins and of Major John
Habersham.
Daughter of Hawkins
King Jenkins (b. 1859) and Josephine
Manigault (b. 1863),
his wife, m. 1887.
Granddaughter of Paul
Tripp Jenkins, M. D. (1826-78),
and Theo. Ashe Burden
King (1836-98), his wife, m. 1852;
Louis Manigault
(1828-99) and Frances E. M. Habersham
(1835-68), his wife,
m. 1857.
Gr-granddaughter of
Joseph Evans Jenkins (1793-1874) and
Anne Jenkins Tripp
(1798-1878), his wife, m. 1816;
Joseph Clay Habersham,
M. D. (1790-1855), and Ann Wylly
Adams, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Joseph Jenkins and Elizabeth
Evans, his wife; John
Habersham and Ann Sarah Camber,
his wife.
Joseph Jenkins
(1756-1828) served as lieutenant in the
2nd South Carolina
regiment, Continental Establishment,
1775-83. He was born
on St. Helena Island, S. C.; died
at Edisto Island.
Also No. 49265.
John Habersham
(1754-99), who was a graduate of
Princeton at the
beginning of the war, was commissioned
lieutenant in the
battalion commanded by his brother,
Joseph Habersham. He
attained the rank of major, and as
an officer was prompt
and courageous, serving until the
independence of the
Colonies was established. He was
born in Georgia; died
in Savannah.
Also No. 7081.
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Mrs. Flora L. Voter.
DAR ID Number: 67038
Born in Franklin
County, Me.
Wife of Floramond E.
Voter.
Descendant of Solomon
Adams.
Daughter of William
Wallace Tripp (d. 1878) and Sarah
Adams Woods (1819-97),
his wife, m. 1841.
Granddaughter of
Nathaniel Woods (d. 1885) and Hannah
Adams (1791-1841), his
wife, m. 1811.
Gr-granddaughter of
Solomon Adams and Hannah Butterfield
(1762-1856), his wife,
m. 1786.
Solomon Adams
(1758-1833) served as private, 1777-79, in
Capt. James Varnum's
company, Col. Michael Jackson's
regiment, Continental
Army. He was born in Chelmsford;
died in Vienna.
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Mrs. Julia C. Tripp Mann.
DAR ID Number: 67227
Born in Tioga County,
N. Y.
Wife of William G.
Mann.
Descendant of Calvin
Tripp.
Daughter of Henry
Tripp and Abigail E. Andrews, his
wife.
Granddaughter of
Elisha Tripp and Polly Eggleston Beebe,
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Calvin Tripp and Martha Record (b.
1756), his wife.
[p.83] Calvin Tripp
(1758-1841) was placed on the
pension roll, 1818, of
Canadaigua, N. Y., for service,
1776, in Capt. Eleazer
Hamlin's company, Col. John
Bailey's Massachusetts
regiment.
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Mrs. Abbie A. Davis
Hayford.
DAR ID Number: 68528
Born in Sidney, Me.
Wife of William B.
Hayford.
Descendant of Capt.
Morgan Lewis, Ezekiel Proctor, and
Manuel Smith.
Daughter of Franklin
A. Davis (1819-1901) and Charlotte
S. Lewis (1829-1905),
his wife, m. 1829.
Granddaughter of
Daniel Blaisdell Lewis (1804-59) and
Sarah Simonds
(1800-73), his wife, m. 1827; Charles
Stuart Davis
(1784-1869) and Melinda Smith (1786-1865),
his 2nd wife, m. 1819.
Gr-granddaughter of
Jeremiah Lewis (1762-1840) and
Elinor Blaisdell
(1764-1846), his wife, m. 1783; Aaron
Simonds and Hannah Proctor (b. 1774), his
wife; Manuel
Smith and Sarah
Raymond (1746-1842), his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Morgan Lewis and Sarah Tripp
(1741-1819), his wife,
m. 1760; Ezekiel Proctor and
Elizabeth Proctor, his
wife.
Morgan Lewis (1737-84)
commanded a company in the York
County militia, 1776.
He was born in York; died in
Alfred, Me.
[p.193] Ezekiel
Proctor, in 1775, was a private in Capt.
Reuben Dow's company,
Col. William Prescott's regiment,
Massachusetts troops.
He was born, 1735, in Westford,
Mass.
Manuel Smith
(1741-1821) served, 1776, as lieutenant in
Capt. Zimri Howard's
6th company, and 2nd Lincoln County
regiment, Massachusetts
Militia. He died in Winslow, Me.
Also No. 64899.
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Mrs. Ethel Bostwick
Brown.
DAR ID Number: 68683
Born in Providence, R.
I.
Wife of Benjamin
William Brown.
Descendant of John
Bostwick.
Daughter of David
Simons Bostwick (b. 1841) and Julia
Anna Tripp (b. 1842),
his wife, m. 1865.
Granddaughter of James
Madison Bostwick (1814-85) and
Fanny Rice Jenks
(1816-1900), his wife, m. 1839.
Gr-granddaughter of David Bostwick (1786-1822) and
Elizabeth Allyn (d.
1858), his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
John Bostwick and Patience
Hubbell, his wife, m.
1799.
John Bostwick
(1758-1820) served, 1776, as private in
Capt. Noble Benedict's
company, Col. Philip Burr
Bradley's regiment, at
Bemis Heights and Paulus Hook. He
was born in Brookfield, Conn.; died in
Pompey, N. Y.
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Mrs. Lydia Louise
Power Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 69306
Born in Farmington, N.
Y.
Wife of Milton Jerome
Tripp.
Descendant of Moses
Power.
Daughter of Abiathar
Power (1809-70) and Maria B. Lunney
(1827-1903), his wife,
m. 1848.
Granddaughter of
Abiathar Power (1769-1847) and Zimroda
Payne (1770-1839), his
wife, m. 1794.
Gr-granddaughter of
Moses Power and Elizabeth Whitman
(1737-1821), his wife,
m. 1767.
Moses Power (1736-1832)
served as private in Capt.
Joseph Harrison's
company, Col. John Harper's regiment,
New York troops. He
was born in Adams, Mass.; died in
Palmyra, N. Y.
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Mrs. Clara Christie
Patee.
DAR ID Number: 70533
Born in Canton, Mo.
Descendant of Edmund
Patee.
Daughter of George W.
Patee (1811-1906) and Mary Jane
Beach (b. 1849), his
wife, m. 1811.
Granddaughter of
Eliphalet Patee (1789-1877) and Sallie
Lee Tripp (1793-1870),
his wife, m. 1811.
Gr-granddaughter of
Edmund Patee and Elizabeth Turner
(1783-1834), his wife.
Edmund Patee
(1764-1824) enlisted, 1779, under Capt. Asa
Coburn and Col. John
Brooks. He received a pension for
three years' actual
service as fifer, Massachusetts
Line. He was born in
Salem, N. H.; died in Westfield,
Ohio.
Also No. 47343.
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Mrs. Sadie L. Davies
Emery.
DAR ID Number: 71154
Born in Sidney, Me.
Wife of Herbert L.
Emery.
Descendant of Lieut.
Manuel Smith, Capt. Morgan Lewis,
and Ezekiel Proctor.
Daughter of Franklin
A. Davies (1819-1901) and Charlotte
Lewis (1829-1905), his
wife, m. 1849.
Granddaughter of
Charles Stuart Davies (1784-1869) and
Melinda Smith
(1786-1865), his wife, m. 1819; Daniel
Blandell Lewis
(1804-59) and Sarah Simons (1800-72), his
wife, m. 1824.
Gr-granddaughter of
Manuel Smith and Sarah Raymond
(1746-1842), his wife;
Jeremiah Lewis (d. 1840) and
Elinor Blandell (d.
1846), his wife, m. 1783; Aaron
Simons (b. 1773) and
Hannah Proctor (b. 1774), his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Morgan Lewis and Sarah Tripp
(1741-1819), his wife,
m. 1760; Ezekiel Proctor and
Elizabeth —, his wife.
Manuel Smith (1741-1821)
served, 1776, as lieutenant in
Capt. Zimri Howard's
6th company, 2nd Lincoln County
regiment,
Massachusetts militia. He died in Winslow, Me.
[p.58] Morgan Lewis
(1737-84) commanded a company in the
York County militia,
1776. He was born in York; died in
Alfred, Me.
Ezekiel Proctor was a
private, 1775, in Capt. Reuben
Dow's company, Col. William Prescott's regiment
Massachusetts troops.
He was born, 1735, in Westford,
Mass.
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Mrs. Anna W. Jennings
Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 72659
Born in Lawrence,
Mich.
Wife of Burrell Tripp.
Descendant of Uriah
Cross, Corp. Ashbel Hosmer, Abraham
Payne, Walter Robie,
John Robie, Samuel Emerson, and
Lieut.-Col. Nathaniel
Emerson.
[p.234] Daughter of
Solomon Jennings (1831-76) and
Frances Caroline Cross
(1839-93), his wife, m. 1860.
Granddaughter of
Calvin Cross, Jr. (1817-97), and Emily
Robie (1818-89), his
wife, m. 1837.
Gr-granddaughter of
Calvin Cross (1784-1868) and Polly
Hosmer (1784-1818),
his wife, m. 1805; Jonathan Robie
(1792-1873) and Sally
Ladd (1800-69), his wife, m. 1817.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Uriah Cross and Anna Payne
(1750-1825), his wife,
m. 1770; Edward Robie (1767-1854)
and Sarah Emerson
(1771-1850), his wife; Ashbel Hosmer
and Polly Belden, his
wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Walter Robie and Susannah Hall
(1744-1821), his wife,
m. 1763; Abraham Payne and
Rebecca Freeman, his
wife, m. 1743; Nathaniel Emerson
and Sarah Tilton (b.
1743), his wife, m. 1764.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of John Robie and Anne
Williams (1714-55),
his wife, m. 1734; Samuel Emerson
and Sarah Ayers
(1711-51), his 2nd wife, m. 1732.
Uriah Cross
(1750-1835) served at Ticonderoga, Crown
Point, Quebec, St.
Johns and Bennington, under different
commands. In 1832 he
was allowed a pension for service
as private,
Connecticut Continental Line. He was born in
East Windsor, Conn.; died in Georgetown, N. Y.
Ashbel Hosmer
(1758-1812) served as corporal in Capt.
Samuel Granger's
company, Connecticut Line. In 1797 he
was an invalid
pensioner, being disabled, 1781, in
service.
Also No. 35865.
Abraham Payne
(1722-1801), a patriot, served on
important committees
during the Revolution. He was born
in Canterbury, Conn.;
died in Hamilton, N. Y.
John Robie (1712-88)
signed the Association Test of New
Hampshire, 1776. He
was born in Hampton Falls; died in
Candia, N. H.
Walter Robie
(1741-1818) was a member of the Provincial
Congress, 1780, from
Chester, N. H., where he was born.
He died in Candia, N.
H.
Samuel Emerson (1707-93) signed the Association Test and
turned out at the
Lexington Alarm. He was born in
Haverhill, Mass.; died
in Chester, N. H.
Nathaniel Emerson
(1741-1824) commanded a company at the
Lexington Alarm and
served as lieutenant-colonel at the
battle of Bennington.
He was born in Chester; died in
Candia, N. H.
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Mrs. Alice C. Tripp
Davis.
DAR ID Number: 73396
Born in Bangor, Me.
Wife of William Luce
Davis.
Descendant of Uriah
Cross, Corp. Ashbel Hosmer, Abraham
Payne, Samuel Emerson, and Lieut.-Col.
Nathaniel
Emerson.
Daughter of Burrell
Tripp (b. 1862) and Anna W. Jennings
(b. 1862), his wife,
m. 1883.
Granddaughter of
Solomon Jennings (1831-76) and Frances
Caroline Cross
(1839-93), his wife, m. 1860.
Gr-granddaughter of
Calvin Cross, Jr. (1817-97), and
Emily Robie (1818-89),
his wife, m. 1837.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Calvin Cross (1781-1868) and
Polly Hosmer
(1784-1818), his wife, m. 1805; Jonathan
Robie (1792-1873) and
Sally Ladd (1800-69), his wife, m.
1817.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Uriah Cross and Anna Payne
(1750-1825), his wife,
m. 1770; Ashbel Hosmer and Polly
Belden, his wife;
Edward Robie (1767-1854) and Sarah
Emerson (1771-1856),
his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Abraham Payne and Rebecca
Freeman, his wife, m.
1743; Nathaniel Emerson and Sarah
Tilton (b. 1743), his
wife, m. 1764.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Samuel Emerson and Sarah
Ayers (1711-51), his
2nd wife, m. 1732.
Uriah Cross
(1750-1835) served at Ticonderoga, Crown
Point, Quebec, St.
Johns and Bennington under different
commands. In 1832 he
was allowed a pension for service
as private,
Connecticut Continental Line. He was born in
East Windsor, Conn.;
died in Georgetown, N. Y.
[p.150] Ashbel Hosmer
(1758-1812) served as corporal in
Capt. Samuel Granger's
company, Connecticut Line. In
1797 he was an invalid
pensioner, being disabled, 1781,
in service.
Also No. 35865.
Abraham Payne
(1722-1801), a patriot, served on
important committees
during the Revolution. He was born
in Canterbury, Conn.;
died in Hamilton, N. Y.
Samuel Emerson
(1707-93) signed the Association Test and
turned out at the
Lexington Alarm. He was born in
Haverhill, Mass.; died
in Chester, N. H.
Nathaniel Emerson
(1741-1824) commanded a company at the
Lexington Alarm and
served as lieutentant-colonel at the
battle of Bennington.
He was born in Chester; died in
Candia, N. H.
Also No. 72659.
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Mrs Jessie Miller
Eaton.
DAR ID Number: 73928
Born in Winnebago
County, Ill.
Wife of Hedley John
Eaton.
Descendant of Jonathan
Miller.
Daughter of De Witt
Clinton Miller (b. 1828) and Agnes
B. Lawson (1831-1908),
his wife, m. 1853.
Granddaughter of Allen
Miller (1788-1868) and Hannah
Tripp (1788-1877), his
wife, m. 1810.
Gr-granddaughter of
Rev. Jonathan Allen Miller
(1765-1846) and Hannah
Case (1761-1819), his wife, m.
1782.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Jonathan Miller and Sarah
(Woodruff) North
(1734-1811), his wife, m. 1761.
Jonathan Miller (1729-1810) served as a 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.
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Mrs. Ethel Underwood
Gay.
DAR ID Number: 75485
Born in North
Attleboro, Mass.
Wife of Adelbert E.
Gay.
Descendant of Samuel
Underwood, of Rhode Island.
Daughter of Albert F.
Underwood (1835-1902) and Ann
Frances Bowen (b.
1841), his wife, m. 1867.
Granddaughter of Peter
B. Underwood (1803-56) and Ruth
Peckham (1801-81), his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
William Underwood (b. 1779) and
Elizabeth Sherman, his
wife, m. 1801.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Samuel Underwood and Susannah
Tripp (b. 1753), his
wife.
Samuel Underwood
(1756-1830) served as seaman on the
privateer “Lady Washington,” 1776. The original papers
of this ship are
deposited with the Newport Historical
Society. He was born
and died in South Kingston.
Also No. 19542.
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Miss Mary Tamar Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 75679
Born in Taunton, Mass.
Descendant of Joseph
Cole, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of James
Clark Tripp (1822-1903) and Maria Cole
(1821-1907), his wife,
m. 1844.
Granddaughter of
Samuel Cole (b. 1793) and Mary Caswell
(b. 1793), his wife,
m. 1818.
Gr-granddaughter of
Joseph Cole and Chloe Jones
(1769-1856), his 2nd
wife.
Joseph Cole
(1744-1842) was a private, 1775, in Capt.
John King's company.
He re-enlisted, 1777, for three
years, and was at
Monmouth and Butt's Hill. He was born
at Raynham and was a
pensioner from Middleboro, where he
died.
Also No. 56345.
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Mrs. Anna Proctor
Goodhue.
DAR ID Number: 76266
Born in New
Gloucester, Me.
Wife of Ralph F.
Goodhue.
Descendant of Thomas
Pote.
Daughter of Elisha
Pote Proctor (1821-94) and Cibele C.
Tripp (1831-1902), his
wife, m. 1848.
Granddaughter of
William Proctor, Jr. (1784-1854), and
Rhoda Cummings
(1785-1872), his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
William Proctor and Hannah Pote (b.
1759), his wife, m.
1778.
[p.100]
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas Pote and Sarah
Merrill, his wife, m.
1757.
Thomas Pote
(1734-1816) was a private, 1775, in Capt.
Hart Williams'
company, Colonel Phinney's Massachusetts
regiment, serving also
under other commands. He was born
in Falmouth; died in
New Gloucester, Mass.
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Mrs. Anna May Perrigo
Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 76296
Born in Barker, N. Y.
Wife of Grover Tripp.
Descendant of David
Perrigo.
Daughter of Luther B.
Perrigo (1853-1903) and Minnie B.
Brown (b. 1855), his
wife, m. 1875.
Granddaughter of
William E. Perrigo (1816-99) and
Elizabeth H. Pratt
(1820-94), his wife, m. 1839.
Gr-granddaughter of
Ebenezer Perrigo (b. 1789) and
Clarissa Ferguson, his
wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
David Perrigo and Eunice Hurlbut
(1767-1842), his wife,
m. 1782.
David Perrigo
(1761-1826) received a pension, 1818, from
Franklin County, Vt.,
for service as drummer, New
Hampshire Continental
Line. He died in Highgate, Vt.
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Miss Bessie Leah
Torrey.
DAR ID Number: 76896
Born in Bangor, Mich.
Descendant of Uriah
Cross.
Daughter of Ernest M.
Torrey (b. 1859) and Nellie L.
Tripp (b. 1859), his
wife, m. 1883.
Granddaughter of
William B. Tripp (1822-1905) and Lucy
E. Cross (1829-1909),
his wife, m. 1845.
[p.337]
Gr-granddaughter of William O. Cross (1800-45)
and Eliza Bigelow (d.
1834), his wife, m. 1828.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Uriah Cross and Anna P. Cross
(1750-1825), his wife,
m. 1770.
Uriah Cross
(1750-1835) served at Ticonderoga, Crown
Point, Quebec, St.
Johns, and Bennington under different
commands. In 1832 he
was allowed a pension for service
as private,
Connecticut Continental Line. He was born in
East Windsor, Conn.; died in Georgetown, N. Y.
Also No. 72659.
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Mrs. Louise Stephens
Vroman.
DAR ID Number: 77957
Born in Schoharie, N.
Y.
Wife of Daniel Jacob Vroman.
Descendant of Simeon
Stephens, Jared Stephens, Benjamin
Deuel, Philip
Burlingame, Seth Mann, Ephraim Mann,
Pitter Engel, Jacob
Weidman, Lieut. Thomas Jewett, Jacob
Zimmer, John Hains,
Johannes Deitz, Hendrick Schneider,
Johannest Bellinger,
Engeltie Weiner, Joseph Bannister,
Corp. Barzellai
Bannister, Yost Zeh, John Donaghy, and
Ezra Whitman.
Daughter of Charles B.
Stephens (b. 1838) and Ida Mann
(b. 1846), his wife,
m. 1864.
Granddaughter of
Samuel B. Stephens (1803-84) and
Permelia Tripp
(1808-96), his wife, m. 1828; Ephraim
Jacob Mann (1817-88)
and Sophia Engle (1825-1904), his
wife, m. 1846.
Gr-granddaughter of Jedediah
Stephens (1770-1857) and
Mercy Burlingame (d.
1841), his wife, m. 1793; Benjamin
Tripp (b. 1766) and
Hannah Deuel (b. 1772), his wife, m.
1790; Thomas Jewett
Mann (1791-1876) and Betsy Weidman,
his wife, m. 1814;
Henry Engle (b. 1787) and Sophia
Bannister (b. 1784),
his wife, m. 1809.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Jared Stephens and Lucy Stewart
(b. 1743), his wife, m. 1760; Philip Burlingame and
Elizabeth Donaghy (d.
1804), his wife, m. 1771; Silas
Deuel (b. 1750) and
Sarah Soule (b. 1754), his wife, m.
1770; Ephraim Mann and
Comfort Jewett (1763-1831), his
wife, m. 1781; Jacob
Weidman, 3rd (b. 1772), and
Elizabeth Zeh, his
wife; Pitter Engel and Sara Werner
(b. 1752), his wife,
m. 1768; Barzellai Bannister and
Deborah Cushman, his
1st wife, m. 1772.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Simeon Stephens and Mercy
Cotts (or Coates), his
wife, m. 1757; John Donaghy and
Perseverance Stephens,
m. 1753; Benjamin Deuel and Mercy
Bennett (b. 1724), his
wife; Benjamin Soule (b. 1730)
and [p.356] Hannah
Whitman (b. 1732), his wife, m. 1750;
Seth Mann and Elizabeth Dyer, his 2nd wife,
m. 1750;
Thomas Jewett and
Eunice Slafter (1731-1825). his wife,
m. 1760; Jacob
Weidman, 2nd, and Maria Margaret Zimmer
(b. 1750), his wife,
m. 1771; Yost Zeh and Christina
Hains (b. 1755), his
wife, m. 1774; Joseph Bannister and
Mary Hinds (1715-34),
his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Ezra Whitman and Betsy
Haskell, his wife, m. 1731; Jacob Weidman
and Maria
Elizabeth Deitz, his
wife, m. 1747; Jacob Zimmer and
Catherine Botes, his
wife, m. 1745; Christyan Zeh (d.
1763) and Nancy
Bellinger (b. 1734), his wife, m. 1750;
John Hains and Anna
Eliza Snyder, his wife, m. 1752.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Johannes Deitz and
Engeltie Weiner, his
wife; Henrick Schneider and Marget
Eckert, his wife, m.
1730.
See No. 77945.
Simeon Stephens
(1711-86) responded to the Lexington
Alarm in Capt. Joseph
Cady's company from Killingsley,
Conn. He was born in
Plainfield, Conn.
Jared Stephens
(1739-1800) served as a private in Col.
Killian Van
Rennselaer's Albany County regiment. He was
born in Stonington,
Conn.; died in Knox, Albany County,
N. Y.
Benjamin Deuel
(1726-1811) served in the 3rd regiment,
Dutchess County, New
York militia. He was born in
Bridgewater, Conn.;
died in Kingston, N. Y.
Philip Burlingame
(1749-1804) served as a private in the
Dutchess County
militia, 6th New York regiment. He was
born in Providence, R. I.; died in Castleton, N. Y.
Also No. 51078.
Seth Mann (1724-1815)
served on the Lexington Alarm as a
private in Capt. Seth
Turner's company, Col. Benjamin
Lincoln's regiment. He
was born in Scituate; died in
Braintree, Mass.
Also No. 76577.
Ephraim Mann
(1752-1824) served as a private in Capt.
Eliphalet Sarven's company, Col. Benjamin
Lincoln's
Massachusetts
regiment, and, 1777, in Capt. Stephen
Penniman's company,
Colonel Dyke's regiment. He was born
in Randolph, Mass.
Pitter Engel, in 1782,
served in the 15th Albany County
regiment under Lieut.
David Becker, Col. Peter Vroman.
He was born, 1749, at
Beaver Dam; died in Berne, N. Y.
Jacob Weidman served
in the 15th Albany County regiment
under Lieut. David
Becker, for which service he received
land bounty. He was
born, 1749, at Beaver Dam; died in
Berne, N. Y.
Thomas Jewett
(1736-1812) served as lieutenant in the
Vermont militia at
Bennington. He was born in Norwich,
Conn.; died in
Bennington, Vt.
Also Nos. 18631, 26376, 27707.
[p.357] Jacob Zimmer
(1722-82) served as a member of the
Committee of
Correspondence, Protection and Safety in
and for Schoharie
County, where he was born. He was
killed by the Indians.
Also No. 74880.
John Hains (1730-1805)
served in Col. Frederick Fisher's
3rd regiment, Tryon
County militia. He was born and died
in Fulton, N. Y.
Johannes Deitz
(1701-82) was a member of Committee of
Safety of Beaver Dam,
Albany County, N. Y., where he was
killed by the Indians.
He was born in Germany.
Hendrick Schneider
(1710-1802) served in the 8th Albany
County regiment, New
York militia. He was born in
Germany; died in
Schoharie, N. Y.
Engeltia Weiner was helping defend her home
against the
Tories and Indians
when killed, 1782.
Joseph Bannister
(1711-95) served in Capt. Aaron Graves
company, Col. David
Leanerd's Massachusetts regiment. He
was born in
Brookfield; died in Goshen, Mass.
Barzellai Bannister
(1750-1810) enlisted, 1775, in
Captain Allen's
company, Col. Asa Whitcomb's regiment at
Ticonderoga. He was
born in Brookfield, Mass.
Yost Zeh (1750-1832)
served as a private in the 15th
Albany County, New
York regiment. He was born in
Schoharie; died in
Breakabeen, N. Y.
Also No. 48455.
John Donaghy
(1732-1817) served in the Independent
company, Ulster
County, New York militia. He was born in
Pawtucket, R. I.; died in Ulster County, N. Y.
Ezra Whitman
(1712-1800) served in Col. Morris Graham's
10th regiment, Albany
County militia. He was born in
Shrewsbury, Mass.;
died in Coveyman, N. Y.
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Miss E. May Christy.
DAR ID Number: 78833
Born in Hanover, N. Y.
Descendant of Corp.
John Christy, Lieut. Gideon Hall,
Corp. Paul Witherbee,
Abraham Van Vlack, and Benjamin
Hall.
Daughter of Wilber
Tilton Christy (b. 1850) and Emma
Kewley (b. 1853), his
wife, m. 1872.
Granddaughter of Gideon Hall Christy (1809-82)
and
Priscilla Van Vlack
(1810-79), his wife, m. 1835; John
Kewley (1823-94) and
Dorcas Wetherbee (1826-1908), his
wife, m. 1848.
Gr-granddaughter of
Leonard Christy (1784-1859) and Ruth
Hall (1782-1870), his
wife, m. 1806; John A. Van Vlack
(1782-1859) and
Elizabeth Gidley (1783-1829), his wife,
m. 1798; Asa Wetherbee
(1783-1852) and Nancy Herrick (d.
1833), his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Gidcon Hall and Rachel Clements
(1744-1830), his wife;
Abraham Van Vlack and Margaret —
(1757-1839), his wife,
m. 1778; Paul Wetherbee and
Dorcas Hovey
(1751-1829), his wife, m. 1775; Jonathan
Gidley (b. 1757) and
Mary Hall (1764-1842), his wife, m.
1782; John Christy and
Anne Tripp (1752-1828), his wife,
m. 1776.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Benjamin Hall and Elizabeth
Skidmore (1746-71),
his wife, m. 1763.
[p.304] John Christy
(1755-1833) served as private and
corporal, 1777, in
Capt. Henry Godwin's company, Col.
Lewis Dubois' New York
regiment of foot. He was born and
died in Dutchess
County, N. Y.
Gideon Hall
(1742-1808) served as lieutenant in Captain
West's company of 5th
Dutchess County, New York
regiment. He was born
in Rhode Island; died in Dutchess
County, N. Y.
Paul Wetherbee
(1749-1834) served as corporal in Captain
Bridges' company,
Colonel Whitcomb's Massachusetts
regiment. He was born in Lunenburg; died in
Fitchburg,
Mass.
Abraham Van Vlack
(1755-1836) applied for pension, 1832,
for service as private
under several commands, New York
Line. He was at the
battle of White Plains. He was born
in Fishkill; died in
La Grange, N. Y.
Benjamin Hall
(1740-1815) served as private in Capt.
Peter Coon's company,
Col. John Field's Dutchess County
regiment. He was born
in Rhode Island; died in Dutchess
County, N. Y.
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Mrs. Flora C.
Farnsworth Bebee.
DAR ID Number: 79134
Born in Silver Creek,
N. Y.
Wife of Benjamin H.
Bebee.
Descendant of Lieut.
Gideon Hall, Benjamin Hall, Abraham
Van Vlack, and Corp.
John Christy.
Daughter of Morell E.
Farnsworth (b. 1854) and Martha W.
Christy (b. 1853), his
wife, m. 1873.
Granddaughter of
William L. Christy (1816-85) and Mary
Elizabeth Van Vlack
(1819-1903), his wife, m. 1838.
Gr-granddaughter of
Leonard Christy (1784-1859) and Ruth
Hall (1782-1870), his
wife, m. 1806; John A. Van Vlack
(1782-1859) and
Elizabeth Gidley (1783-1829), his wife,
m. 1798.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
John Christy and Anne Tripp
(1752-1828), his wife,
m. 1776; Abraham Van Vlack and
Margaret — (1757-1839),
his wife; Gideon Hall and Rachel
Clements (1744-1830),
his wife, m. 1763; Jonathan Gidley
(b. 1757) and Mary
Hall (1764-1842), his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Benjamin Hall and Elizabeth
Skidmore (1746-71),
his 1st wife, m. 1763.
Gideon Hall
(1742-1808) served as lieutenant in Capt.
Francis West's
company, 5th Dutchess County regiment. He
was born in Rhode Island; died in Clove, N. Y.
Also No. 38949.
Abraham Van Vlack
(1755-1836) served several
enlistments, 1775-78,
under different commands, New York
militia. He was born
in Fishkill; died in La Grange, N.
Y.
Benjamin Hall
(1740-1815) enlisted, 1777, in the
Dutchess County, New
York militia, under Col. John
Field, Capt. Peter
Coon's company. He was born in North
Kingston, R. I.; died
in Dutchess County, N. Y.
John Christy
(1755-1833) served as private and corporal
in the 5th regiment
under command of Col. Lewis DuBoise.
He was born and died
in Dutchess County, N. Y.
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Miss Lottie Hale
Bonner.
DAR ID Number: 80081
Born in Aurora, N. C.
Descendant of Col.
James Bonner, John Young, Lieut.
Jesse Bryan, Robert
Tripp, Joseph Guilford, John
Wallace, and Joseph
Gainer.
Daughter of Robert
Tripp Bonner (b. 1854) and Rebecca
Tripp (b. 1859), his
wife, m. 1881.
Granddaughter of John
Bryan Bonner (1821-71) and Mary
Elizabeth Tripp
(1823-79), his wife, m. 1846; William
Henry Tripp (1820-81)
and Araminta Clementia Guilford
(1833-97), his wife,
m. 1853.
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Gr-granddaughter of John Young Bonner (1795-1845)
and Elizabeth Bryan
(1781-1823), his wife, m. 1816;
Joseph Tripp
(1785-1837) and Sarah Sparrow (1787-1863),
his wife, m. 1808
(parents of William Henry); Noah
Wallace Guilford
(1798-1876) and Rebecca Gainer
(1811-66), his wife,
m. 1832.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Henry Bonner and Miriam Young (b.
1779), his wife; Jesse
Bryan and Mary Carney (1757-93),
his wife; Robert Tripp and Grace Daw, his wife; Joseph
Guilford and Elizabeth
Wallace (1756-1834), his wife, m.
1787; Joseph Gainer
and Susannah —, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of James Bonner and Mary —, his
wife; John Young and
Dorcas —, his wife; John Wallace
and Leticia Butt
(1733-99), his wife.
James Bonner commanded
the Beaufort County, North
Carolina regiment. He
was born in Beaufort County; died
in Washington County,
N. C.
Also No. 67351.
John Young served as a
private, under Capt. John Ingles
and Col. John Patten,
in the 2nd North Carolina
regiment. He was born
and died in Beaufort County, N. C.
Jesse Bryan (1744-94)
was lieutenant, 1776, in the
Craven County, North
Carolina troops. He was born and
died in Newbern, N. C.
Robert Tripp
(1722-1800) was a delegate to the Halifax
Congress, 1776. He was
born in Rhode Island; died in
Cane Point, N. C.
Also No. 36061.
Joseph Guilford
(1761-1840) was a private, 1780, under
Capt. Samuel Barrow
and Colonel Seawell. He died in
Beaufort County, N. C.
John Wallace (1721-99)
and Joseph Gainer were members,
1775, of the Committee
of Safety of Pitt County, N. C.,
where they were born
and died.
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Mrs. Mary E. Tripp
Airhart.
DAR ID Number: 80224
Born in Floyd, N. Y.
Wife of Edward C.
Airhart.
Descendant of John
Mott.
Daughter of Ephraim R.
Tripp (1815-76) and Sarah
Bartlett (1820-62),
his wife, m. 1841.
Granddaughter of
Crandon Bartlett and Patience Weter (d.
1843), his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Richard Weter and Sarah Mott
(1773-1856), his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
John Mott and Sarah —, his 1st
wife.
John Mott (1745-1823)
served as a private in Burlington
County, New Jersey
militia. He was born in New Jersey;
died in New York.
Also No. 74092.
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Mrs. Clara L. Mather
Cleveland.
DAR ID Number: 80238
Born in Burlington, N.
Y.
Wife of Newcomb
Cleveland.
Descendant of Adrian
Onderdonck and of John Birdsall, of
New York.
[p.94] Daughter of
Andrew Adrian Mather (1812-1903) and
Julia Adelaide
Birdsall (b. 1834), his wife, m. 1862.
Granddaughter of Dan
Mather (1772-1856) and Susannah
Onderdonck
(1775-1853), his wife, m. 1811; George W.
Birdsall (1803-92) and
Esther Gilbert (1803-89), his
wife, m. 1826.
Gr-granddaughter of
Adrian Onderdonck and Maria Hegeman
(b. 1736), his wife,
m. 1755; Michael Birdsall
(1775-1863) and
Wealthy Webster, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Lemuel Birdsall (1749-1837) and
Martha Calkins, his
wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of John Birdsall and — Tripp, his
wife.
Adrian Onderdonck
(1726-94) was a member and deputy
chairman of committee,
1775, of Great Neck, Queens
County, Long Island,
N. Y. He was born and died at Long
Island.
Also No. 58947.
John Birdsall
(1727-1815) served as private in Captain
Kidd's company,
Colonel Ludington's 7th Dutchess County
regiment. He was born
in Hempstead, L. I.; died in
Unadilla.
Also No. 56524.
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Mrs. Clarissa Sparrow
Bonner Moring.
DAR ID Number: 80477
Born in Aurora, N. C.
Wife of Guilford
Moring.
Descendant of Robert Tripp, Col. James Bonner, and
Lieut. Jesse Bryan.
Daughter of Bryan
Tripp Bonner (1824-89) and Clarissa
Sparrow Tripp (b.
1830), his 1st wife, m. 1851.
Granddaughter of
Robert Tripp, Jr. (1797-1850), and
Clarissa Harlowe
Sparrow (1804-30), his 1st wife, m.
1821; John Young
Bonner (1795-1845) and Clarissa George
Irving Tripp (1805-77), his wife, m. 1823.
Gr-granddaughter of
Robert Tripp (b. 1752) and Grace
Daw, his 3rd wife;
Henry Bonner and Miriam Young, his
wife; William Tripp
and Ann Bryan (1773-1808), his wife
(parents of Clarissa).
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
James Bonner; Jesse Bryan and
Mary Carney (1757-93),
his wife.
Robert Tripp (1722-1800)
was a delegate from Halifax to
the First Continental
Congress, 1776. He was born in
Rhode Island; died in
Cane Point, N. C.
[p.183] James Bonner
(1740-82) was colonel of the
Beaufort County, North
Carolina regiment. He was born in
Beaufort County; died
in Washington County.
Also No. 67351.
Jesse Bryan (1744-94)
was lieutenant of a Craven County
company in 1776. He
was born and died in Newbern, N. C.
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Mrs. Sallie Tripp
Thompson.
DAR ID Number: 80478
Born in Bonnerton, N.
C.
Wife of Benjamin Hardy Thompson.
Descendant of Robert
Tripp, Col. James Bonner, and
Lieut. Jesse Bryan.
Daughter of Bryan
Tripp Bonner (1824-89) and Clarissa
Sparrow Tripp (b.
1830), his 1st wife, m. 1851.
See No. 80477.
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Miss Mary Virginia Bonner.
DAR ID Number: 81014
Born in Washington, N.
C.
Descendant of Robert
Tripp and of Alderson Ellison.
Daughter of Macon
Bonner (1837-1908) and Virginia
Neville Ellison
(1842-1907), his wife, m. 1860.
Granddaughter of Henry
Alderson Ellison (1808-63) and
Eliza Ann Tripp
(1818-80), his 2nd wife, m. 1837.
Gr-granddaughter of
Joseph Tripp (1785-1837) and Sarah
Sparrow (1787-1863),
his wife, m. 1808; Thomas Ellison
(1772-1834) and Julia
Trippe, his wife, m. 1793.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Robert Tripp and Grace Daw, his
wife; Alderson Ellison
and Lucretia Smaw (1740-1822),
his wife.
Robert Tripp
(1722-1800) was a delegate from Halifax to
the first Continental
Congress, 1776. He was born in
Rhode Island; died in
Cane Point, N. C.
Also No. 80477.
Alderson Ellison
(1743-1808) in 1778 was a member of the
Assembly from Beaufort
County, N. C., and clerk of the
Court of Beaufort, in
1779. He was born in Beaufort
County; died in
Washington, N. C.
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Miss Edith Lockhart.
DAR ID Number: 82170
Born in Birmingham,
Ala.
Descendant of Lieut.
Benjamin Harris, Absalom Harris,
Capt. George Hamilton,
George Hamilton, Jr., Wylie Pope,
and William Hurt.
Daughter of Jesse
Hamilton Lockhart and Ella Hurt, his
wife.
Granddaughter of
Richard Puryear Lockhart and Sarah
Hamilton Harris, his
wife; William Chappell Hurt and
Jane McTyeire, his
wife.
Gr-granddaughter of
Edmund Harris and Mary Hamilton, his
wife; Jesse Lockhart,
Jr., and Mary Puryear, his wife;
Henry Hurt and Emily
Sledge, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Jesse Lockhart and Sarah Pope,
his wife; George
Hamilton, Jr., and Agnes Cooper, his
wife; Absalom Harris
and Clara Jeter, his 2nd wife;
William Hurt and
Priscilla Yancey, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Jesse McKinney Pope and Anne
Tripp, his wife;
George Hamilton and Elizabeth Schuyler,
his wife; Benjamin
Harris and Mary Woods, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Wylie Pope and — McKinney,
his wife.
[p.70] Benjamin Harris
(1732-1812) served as lieutenant
in 2nd Virginia
regiment. He was born in Greenville
County, Va.
Absalom Harris
(1758-1824) served as private in 2nd
Virginia regiment. He
was born in Virginia; died in
Hancock County, Ga.
George Hamilton
(1722-98) served as captain of Maryland
militia and received a
grant of land in Washington
County. He was born in
Scotland.
George Hamilton, Jr.
(1754-1826), served as private in
his father's company,
Maryland militia. He died in
Wilkes County, Ga.
Wylie Pope (1758-1808)
served as private with General
Clark at Kettle Creek,
Wilkes County, Ga. He was born in
Jones County; died in
Wilkes County, Ga.
William Hurt received
a grant of land for service as a
soldier in the Georgia
Line. He was born in North
Carolina; died, 1812,
in Hancock County, Ga.
Also No. 37945.
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[p.244] Mrs. Sarah E.
Ferris Parsons.
DAR ID Number: 82636
Born in Buffalo, N. Y.
Wife of Harry C.
Parsons.
Descendant of Reed
Ferris.
Daughter of
Christopher Ferris (1814-87) and Martha H.
Taber (1816-92), his
wife, m. 1836.
Granddaughter of
Warren Ferris (1791-1828) and Ruth
Curtis (1797-1882),
his wife, m. 1813.
Gr-granddaughter of
Morris Ferris (b. 1768) and Abigail
Haviland, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of
Reed Ferris and Ann Tripp, his
wife.
Reed Ferris
(1730-1804) served as private in the 3rd
regiment, New York
State militia. He was born in New
Milford; died in
Pawling, N. Y.
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Miss Bertha A. Carpenter.
DAR ID Number: 82666
Born in Cambridge, N.
Y.
Descendant of Elias
Carpenter.
Daughter of Elias
Carpenter (b. 1845) and Flora Ray (b.
1854), his wife, m.
1875.
Granddaughter of John
S. Carpenter (1806-65) and
Catharine Tripp
(1805-88), his wife, m. 1832.
Gr-granddaughter of
Elias Carpenter and Sarah Prescott
(1779-1837), his wife,
m. 1798.
[p.255] Elias
Carpenter (1761-1851) was with the first
troops that entered
Yorktown after the surrender. He was
placed on the pension
roll of Orange County, Vt., 1831,
for service as private
in the Connecticut Continental
Line. He was born and
died in Strafford, Vt.
Also No. 22262.
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Mrs. Rose Willis
Baker.
DAR ID Number: 84082
Born in Troupsburg, N.
Y.
Wife of Leslie A.
Baker.
Descendant of Caleb
Potter and of Lemuel Haskins, as
follows:
1. Nathan Elihu Willis
(1846-1902), m. 1875, Ida Miranda
Lampman (b. 1857).
2. Nathan Taylor
Willis (1813-77), m. 1843, Helen
Bennett (1818-1904);
Nicholas Lampman (1822-97), m.
1847, Mariah Quimby
(1831-1906).
3. Nathaniel Bennett
(1792-1871), m. Huldah Potter
(1795-1853); James E.
Quimby (1808-91), m. 1829, Sylvia
Haskins (1809-74).
4. Dr. Thomas Potter
(1775-1852), m. Martha Young; James
F. Haskins (b. 1781),
m. Sally Hackett (b. 1789).
5. Caleb Potter, m.
1772, Elizabeth Tripp (b. 1750);
Lemuel Haskins, m. — —.
Caleb Potter (1749-91)
served, 1776, as private in Capt.
Thomas Rice's company,
Col. John Waterman's Rhode Island
regiment. He was born
and died in Cranston, R. I.
Lemuel Haskins
(1734-1840) enlisted, 1775, from Albany
County, N. Y., in
Capt. Fenner Palmer's company, Colonel
Knickerbocker's New
York regiment. He applied for a
pension, 1832, and his
claim was allowed. He was born in
Freetown, Mass.; died
in Addison, N. Y.
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Mrs. Mary L. Sickels
Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 84699
Born in Brookline,
Mass.
Wife of George A.
Tripp.
Descendant of Rev.
David Sanford, as follows:
1. George E. Sickels
(1814-81), m. 1849, Maria Louisa
Smith (1826-66).
2. Rev. Stephen
Sandford Smith (1779-1881), m. 1828,
Lucretia Bishop
(1804-81).
3. Rev. Ethan Smith
(1762-1849), m. 1793, Bathsheba
Sanford (1771-1835).
4. David Sanford, m.
1761, Bathsheba Ingersoll
(1738-1800).
David Sanford
(1737-1810) was a patriot preacher and
appointed chaplain in
Col. Lemuel Robinson's regiment,
1776. He was born in
New Milford, Conn.; died in Medway,
Mass.
Also Nos. 11551,
56372, 82378.
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Mrs. Anna Belle Eames
Gaige.
DAR ID Number: 86284
Born in Verona, N. Y.
Wife of Earle D.
Gaige.
Descendant of Capt.
William Hutchins, Corp. Job Tripp,
and William Tripp, as
follows:
1. George W. Eames (b.
1858) m., 1880, Lottie Huntley
(b. 1863).
2. George Daniel Eames
(1813-78) m. Anne Clark
(1819-79); Arcelus E.
Huntley (1826-88), m., 1854, Mary
Jane Hall (1836-1909).
See No. 86283.
3. Caleb Clark
(1791-1869) m., 1815, Clarissa Tripp
(1799-1889).
4. William Tripp m.
Leah Van Buskirk.
5. Job Tripp m., 1757,
Hannah Rice (b. 1739).
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) served as private in the
Albany County, New
York militia, for which he received a
pension, 1829, while
living in Oneida County. He was
born in Dutchess
County; died in Oneida County, N. Y.
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Mrs. Ella Handy
Farrington.
DAR ID Number: 86569
Born in Seward, N. Y.
Wife of Charles L.
Farrington.
Descendant of Jared
Stephens, as follows:
1. Marvin R. Handy
(1824-59) m., 1847, Mercy Stephens
(1830-1908).
2. Samuel B. Stephens
(1803-84) m., 1828, Permelia Tripp
(b. 1808).
3. Jedediah Stephens
(1770-1857) m., 1793, Mercy
Burlingame (d. 1841).
4. Jared Stephens m.,
1760, Lucy Stewart (b. 1743).
Jared Stephens
(1739-1800) served as private in Col.
Killian Van
Rennselaer's Albany County regiment. He was
born in Stonington,
Conn.; died in Knox, N. Y.
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[p.19] Mrs. Mabel E.
A. Waite O'Neil.
DAR ID Number: 87061
Born in Providence, R.
I.
Wife of William H. O'Neil.
Descendant of Sergt.
Gideon Waite, as follows:
1. Reynolds L. Waite
(1829-1907) m., 1804, Eunice
Matteson (1831-94).
2. Reynolds Waite
(1780-1837) m., 1805, Phebe
Tillinghast
(1790-1874).
3. Gideon Waite m.,
1766, Lois Tripp (1746-1822).
Gideon Waite
(1745-1803) served, 1780, as sergeant in
Capt. Joseph Hopkins'
company, Major Samuel Wall's Rhode
Island regiment. He
was born and died in West Greenwich,
R. I.
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Mrs. Hannah Bonner
Shaw.
DAR ID Number: 87253
Born in North
Carolina.
Descendant of Col.
James Bonner, Robert Tripp, Lieut.
Jesse Bryan, and Col.
Thomas Bonner, as follows:
1. Robert Bonner Shaw
(1842-1907) m., 1881, Eliza Tripp
Bonner (b. 1861).
2. John Bryan Bonner
(1821-71) m., 1848, Mary Elizabeth
Tripp (1823-79);
Matthew Shaw m. Hannah N. Bonner.
3. John Young Bonner
(1795-1845) m., 1816, Elizabeth
Bryan (1781-1823)
(parents of John Bryan); Joeph Tripp
(1785-1837) m., 1808,
Sarah Sparrow (1787-1863); Robert
S. Bonner m. Mary
Young (b. 1773) (parents of Hannah).
4. Henry Bonner m.
Miriam Young (b. 1779) (parents of
John Young); Robert Tripp m. Grace Dew; Jesse Bryan m.
Mary Carney (1757-93);
Thomas Bonner m. Sarah Peyton
(parents of Robert).
5. James Bonner m.
Mary — (parents of Henry).
James Bonner commanded
the Beaufort County, North
Carolina regiment. He
was born in Beaufort County; died
in Washington County,
N. C.
Robert Tripp (1722-1800)
was a delegate to the Halifax
Congress, 1776. He was
born in Rhode Island; died in
Cove Point, N. C.
Jesse Bryan (1744-94)
was lieutenant, 1776, in the
Craven County, North
Carolina troops. He was born and
died in New Bern, N.
C.
Thomas Bonner served
as colonel of the Beaufort County
regiment of militia,
1777. He was born and died in
Beaufort County, N. C.
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Mrs. Nellie Tripp
Torrey.
DAR ID Number: 88983
Born in Arlington,
Mich.
Wife of Ernest M.
Torrey.
Descendant of Sergt. Uriah Cross, as follows:
[p.310] 1. William B.
Tripp (1822-1905) m. 1845 Lucy E.
Cross (1829-1909).
2. Calvin Cross
(1781-1868) m. 1805 Polly Belden Hosmer
(1784-1818).
3. Uriah Cross m. 1770
Anna Payne (1750-1825).
See Nos. 88292, 88982.
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[p.183] Mrs. Marcia
Murray Eikenberry.
DAR ID Number: 89565
Born in Connersville,
Ind.
Wife of William
Alexander Eikenberry.
Descendant of Jonathan
Miller, as follows:
1. Charles A. Murray
(b. 1857) m. 1879 Olive H. Murray
(b. 1858).
2. James Murray m.
Anna Miller (1815-95).
3. Allen Miller
(1788-1868) 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. Sarah L. Moses
Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 90318
Born in Epsom, N. H.
Wife of James H.
Tripp.
Descendant of Stephen
Hoit, as follows:
1. Dearborn B. Moses
(1805-81) m. 1839 Sally Hoit Locke
(b. 1812).
2. William Locke (b. 1778) m. 1803 Sally Hoit
(b. 1781).
3. Stephen Hoit m.
Lydia Buzzell.
Stephen Hoit signed
the Association Test and was
selectman of
Northwood, N. H., 1776. He was born, 1744,
in Salisbury; died in
Northwood, N. H.
Also No. 72953.
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Mrs. Estella Tripp
Olmsted.
DAR ID Number: 92148
Born in Cohocton, N.
Y.
Wife of John E.
Olmsted.
Descendant of Benjamin
Loomis, as follows:
1. Francis Granger
Tripp (1832-1911) m. Amerilla Loomis
(1837-60).
2. David Loomis m.
Orpha Hand Haight.
3. Benjamin Loomis m.
Lucy Leonard.
Benjamin Loomis
(1750-1814) served as private in Capt.
Chapin's company,
1775, and again in Capt. Leonard's
company, 1776. He was
born in Westfield, Mass.; died in
Ramsen, N. Y.
Also No. 48641.
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Mrs. Clara Green Ives.
DAR ID Number: 92350
Born in Wyoming, Pa.
Wife of Henry F. Ives.
Descendant of John
Breese, Samuel Breese, Col. Abraham
Labar, Capt. Abraham
Johnston, Isaac Tripp and Jonathan
Dean, as follows:
1. James D. Green
(1834-1910) m. 1861 Fannie Schooley
(1829-67).
2. Hiram Green
(1801-70) m. 1829 Eliza Dean (1805-77);
Jesse B. Schooley
(1811-84) m. 1838 Eliza Jane Breese
(1816-1902).
3. John Breese
(1788-1879) m. 1815 Jerusha Johnston
(1798-1860); James Dean (1780-1844) m. 1802
Catherine
Tripp (1784-1861).
4. Samuel Breese m.
1780 Hannah Pierson (1760-1817);
Abraham Johnston m.
Jean Labar; Isaac Tripp, Jr., m.
Martha Wall
(1745-1809); Jonathan Dean m. 2nd 1775 Mary
Davis.
5. John Breese m. 1736
Dorothy Riggs (1713-1803); Isaac
Tripp m. 3rd Sarah
Dow; Abraham Labar m. Margaret
Jordon.
John Breese
(1713-1803) served as a private in the
Somerset County, New
Jersey militia. He was born in
Holland; died in
Somerset County.
Samuel Breese
(1758-1837) responded to the call for
troops and served
several tours; was present when
Burgoyne was taken,
1777, and, 1778, engaged in the
battles of Bound Brook
and Monmouth. He was born in
Somerset County, N.
J.; died in Wyoming, Pa.
Abraham Labar
(1750-77) commanded the 5th battalion of
militia, Northampton
County, Pa. He was born at Delaware
Water Gap; died in
Easton, Pa.
[p.113] Abraham
Johnston (1754-1823), in 1777, commanded
a company in the 1st
Sussex County, New Jersey militia.
He was born in Trenton, N. J.; died in Wyoming, Pa.
Also No. 60069.
Isaac Tripp (1700-78)
was a member of the Connecticut
Assembly, 1777, from
Westmoreland County, Pa., where he
died. He was born in
Portsmouth, R. I.
Also No. 52606.
Jonathan Dean
(1741-1822) served in the Rhode Island
militia, under Capt.
Robert Tillinghast. He was born in
Plainfield, Conn.,
removed to West Greenwich, R. I.,
1772, and, 1800,
located in Abington, Pa., where he
died.
Also No. 84938.
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Mrs. Luella Mather Wygle.
DAR ID Number: 92424
Born in Clarksville,
Iowa.
Wife of Robert J.
Wygle.
Descendant of Stephen
Mather, as follows:
1. Charles T. Mather
(b. 1832) m. 1856 Caroline Tripp
(1839-87).
2. Dan Mather
(1796-1885) m. 1822 Roxanna Underwood
(1800-57).
3. Stephen Mather m.
1782 Elizabeth Peck.
Stephen Mather
(1758-1837) served, 1776-80, several
enlistments under
different commands, Connecticut Line.
He was born in
Connecticut; died in Ellington, N. Y.
Also No. 58424.
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[p.247] Mrs. Dora W.
Hodgdon.
DAR ID Number: 94822
Born in Harwich, Mass.
Wife of Clarence R.
Hodgdon.
Descendant of Ebenezer
Weeks, as follows:
1. Stephen E.
Nickerson (1840-1902 m. 1867 Imogene
Smalley (1845-1912).
2. Edward Smalley (d.
1879) m. 1830 Barbara Weeks
(1809-84).
3. Ebenezer Weeks m.
1803 Mehitabel Tripp (d. 1844).
Ebenezer Weeks
(1755-1815) served as private in the
Massachusetts militia
in Capt. Elijah Smalley's company.
He was born and died
in Harwich, Mass.
Also No. 37123.
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Mrs. Mary Place
Alexander.
DAR ID Number: 96585
Born in Fulton, N. Y.
Wife of John B.
Alexander.
Descendant of John
Place, and of Oliver Leonard, as
follows:
1. John Albro Place
(1822-1903) m. 1851 Julia Lewis (b.
1830).
2. Samuel Place
(1786-1869) m. 1808 Marcy Tripp
(1788-1862); Samuel
Lewis (1803-73) m. 1829 Mary Anna
Leonard (1809-1901).
3. John Place m. 1786,
Lydia Willcox (1766-1849);
Chester Leonard
(1776-1818) m. Anna Cochrane.
4. Oliver Leonard m.
Hannah Day.
John Place (1763-1846)
enlisted, 1782, in a regiment
from North Kingston,
R. I., stationed at Ticonderoga. He
was born in North
Kingston, R. I.
Oliver Leonard served
as private, 1779, in Capt.
Peletiah Eddy's
company Colonel Hathaway's regiment,
Massachusetts Line. He
was born, 1749, in Massachusetts.
Also No. 85153.
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[p.241] Mrs. Hattie
Maria Taber Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 96764
Born in New Bedford,
Mass.
Wife of Alexander A.
Tripp, Jr.
Descendant of Nehemiah
Bennett, as follows:
1. Charles Harrison
Taber (1807-91) m. 1847 Harriett
Bennett (1827-1904).
2. Nehemiah Bennett,
Jr. (1804-69), m. 1825 Sally
Southworth (1803-34).
3. Nehemiah Bennett m.
2nd Polly E. Edwards (1773-1857).
Nehemiah Bennett
(1753-1809) served, 1778, as private in
Capt. Abishar
Tinkham's company, Col. Ebenezer Sprout's
regiment,
Massachusetts troops. He was born and died in
Middleborough, Mass.
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Mrs. Lee Morrall
Cantelou.
DAR ID Number: 96929
Born in Barnwell
County, S. C.
Wife of Bettis
Cantelou.
Descendant of John
Tripp, and of George Robison, as
follows:
1. Dr. George W.
Morrall (1833-97) m. 1866 Sallie A.
Dunbar (b. 1845).
2. George W. Morrall
m. Phœbe Tripp; Samuel Dunbar (b.
1820) m. 1844
Katherine Johnson.
3. John Tripp m. Martha Tripp; George R. Dunbar m.
Mary
Friklin.
4. William Dunbar m.
Elizabeth Robison.
5. George Robison m.
Elizabeth Ann Stewart.
John Tripp served as
private, 1775, in Capt. John
Jenkins' company of
volunteers on St. Helena Island. He
was born in South
Carolina.
George Robison
(1730-1805) was commissioner of election,
1778; inquirer and
collector of taxes for York District,
South Carolina, 1779.
He was born in Virginia; died in
Orangeburg, S. C.
Also No. 53116.
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Mrs. Florrie Morrall
Miller.
DAR ID Number: 96931
Born in Barnwell
County, S. C.
Wife of Frank W.
Miller.
Descendant of John
Tripp, and of George Robison, as
follows:
1. Dr. George W.
Morrall (1833-97) m. 1866 Sallie A.
Dunbar (b. 1845).
See No. 96929.
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Revolution Volume 99
Miss Helen Wilber
Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 98646
Born in New Bedford,
Mass.
Descendant of Nehemiah
Bennet, as follows:
1. Alexander A. Tripp
(b. 1859) m. 1883 Hattie M. Taber
(b. 1860).
2. Charles Harrison
Taber (1807-91) m. 1847 Harriet
Bennett (1827-1904).
3. Nehemiah Bennett,
Jr. (1804-69), m. 1825 Sally
Southworth (1803-34).
4. Nehemiah Bennet m.
2nd Polly E. Edwards (1773-1857).
Nehemiah Bennet
(1753-1809) served as private in Capt.
Abishai Tinkham's
company, Col. Ebenezer Sprout's
regiment,
Massachusetts Line. He was born and died in
Middleboro, Mass.
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[p.170] Mrs. Viola
Tripp Weber.
DAR ID Number: 102555
Born in Dansville, N. Y.
Wife of Valentine
Weber.
Descendant of Green M.
Bentley, as follows:
1. Simeon Tripp
(1809-77) m. 1846 Mary Bentley
(1824-1902).
2. George C. Bentley
(1801-61) m. 1821 Lucinda Cleveland
(1802-56).
3. Green M. Bentley,
Jr. (1778-1820), m. 1798 Olive
Hopper (1781-1862).
4. Green M. Bentley m. Diana Strait.
Green M. Bentley
(1741-1823) served in Hawthorn's
regiment; also Captain
Bailey's company, Colonel
Wisner's regiment, New
York militia. He was born in East
Greenwich, R. I.; died
in Havana, N. Y.
Also No. 62370.
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[p.188] Mrs. Marion
Birdsall Van Derwerken.
DAR ID Number: 102613
Born in Otsego County,
N. Y.
Wife of Wood D. Van
Derwerken.
Descendant of John
Birdsall, as follows:
1. William Birdsall
(1819-1902) m. 1st 1875 Marion
Jennings (1852-79).
2. Michael Birdsall
(1775-1863) m. 1800 Wealthy Webster
(1782-1860).
3. Lemuel Birdsall (b.
1749) m. Martha Calkins.
4. John Birdsall m. —
Tripp.
John Birdsall
(1727-1815) served as a private in the 7th
regiment, Dutchess
County, New York militia, under Col.
Henry Ludenton. He was
born in Hempstead; died in
Unadilla, N. Y.
Also No. 57439.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth
Bonner.
DAR ID Number: 102623
Born in Aurora, N. C.
Descendant of Col.
James Bonner, as follows:
1. Robert Tripp Bonner
(b. 1854) m. 1881 Rebecca Tripp
(b. 1859).
2. John Bryan Bonner
(1821-71) m. 1846 Mary Elizabeth
Tripp (1823-79).
3. John Young Bonner
(1795-1845) m. 1st 1816 Elizabeth
Bryan (1781-1823).
4. Henry Bonner m.
Miriam Young (b. 1779).
5. James Bonner m.
Mary Snode.
James Bonner commanded
the Beaufort County, North
Carolina regiment. He
was born in Beaufort County; died
in Washington County,
N. C.
Also No. 87253.
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Mrs. Janet Davis
Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 102732
Born in Waukesha, Wis.
Wife of Bartlett
Tripp.
Descendant of Capt.
Nathaniel Cushman, as follows:
1. Horatio Nelson
Davis (1812-1907) m. 1837 Clarissa
Fannette Cushman
(1815-1902).
See No. 102729.
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Mrs. Florence M. Mckee
Gerrity.
DAR ID Number: 103278
Born in Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Wife of Joseph
Gerrity.
Descendant of Andrew
McKee, Frederick McCutcheon, Corp.
Richard Tripp, John
Carr, and John Carr, Jr., as
follows:
1. S. Wallace McKee
(b. 1852) m. 1883 Florence
McCutcheon (b. 1860).
2. James B. McKee (b.
1819) m. 1848 Catharine Patton;
Lewis McCutcheon
(1820-1905) m. 1855 Betsey Webster Carr
(1832-81).
3. Thomas McKee
(1793-1857) m. Margaret Blaine
(1793-1857); James
McCutcheon (b. 1791) m. Hannah Tripp
(1797-1841); James
Carr (1793-1843) m. 1817 Sally
Webster (1791-1872).
4. Andrew McKee m.
Mary Blanford; Frederick McCutcheon
m. Anne Brown (b.
1761); Moody Carr (1766-1851) m. 1791
Ruth Hudson
(1762-1806); Richard Tripp, Jr. (1772-1857),
m. 1792 Sarah
Critchett (1774-1851).
5. John Carr m. 1763
Ruth Morse (1738-1819); Richard
Tripp m. 1760 Ann
McClary (b. 1726).
6. John Carr m. 1738
Ann Moody.
Andrew McKee
(1747-1833) was placed on the pension roll,
1818, for service as
private in Capt. Robert Adams'
company, Colonel
Morris' [p.89] regiment. He was in the
battle of Three Rivers
and at the taking of Burgoyne. He
was born in Ireland;
died in Armstrong County, Pa.
Also No. 80244.
Frederick McCutcheon
(1751-1844) served at the siege of
Boston and at
Ticonderoga. He survived to receive a
pension as a private
in the New Hampshire Continental
Line. He was born in
Barrington; died in Bridgewater, N.
H.
Also No. 65647.
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.
John Carr (1711-86)
was a signer of the Association
Test. He was born in
Newbury, Mass.; died in Fremont, N.
H.
John Carr, Jr.
(1739-1825), was a signer of the
Association Test. He
was born in Newbury, Mass.; died in
Fremont, N. H.
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Mrs. Florence Sowle
Carver.
DAR ID Number: 104583
Born in Steuben
County, Ind.
Wife of Frank W.
Carver.
Descendant of Jacob Vrooman, as follows:
1. Joseph A. J. Sowle
(1831-1907) m. 1858 Sophia Holben
(b. 1838).
2. Francis Tripp Sowle
(1808-1901) m. 1829 Susan Moriah
Vrooman (1808-45).
3. Adam Vrooman (b.
1773) m. 1798 Eve Grote (b. 1777).
4. Jacob A. Vrooman m.
1768 Helena Swits (1750-1827).
Jacob Vrooman
(1747-1831) served as a private in the
Albany County, New
York militia, under Col. Abraham
Wemple. He was born in
Schenectady; died in Glenville,
N. Y.
Also No. 96858.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Tripp Brown.
DAR ID Number: 105563
Born in New Bedford,
Mass.
Wife of Elisha
Carlisle Brown.
Descendant of Peter
Crapo, Thomas Shaw, and Elijah
Lucas, as follows:
[p.178] 1. James F.
Tripp (1817-1901) m. 1846 Sarah West
Crapo (1816-1902).
2. Charles Crapo
(1776-1862) m. 1802 Sally Lucas
(1781-1878).
3. Peter Crapo m.
Sarah West (d. 1789); Elijah Lucas m.
1779 Sarah Shaw
(1763-1825).
4. Thomas Shaw m. Mary
Atwood (1737-1808).
Peter Crapo
(1743-1822) served as a private in the
Massachusetts militia
under Lieut. Nathaniel Morton,
1776. He was born in
Rochester; died in Freetown, Mass.
Also No. 73279.
Elijah Lucas was a
private in Capt. Nathaniel Shaw's
company, which marched
on the Lexington Alarm. He was
born in Plympton; died
1806, in Freetown, Mass.
Thomas Shaw (1738-78)
turned out on the Lexington Alarm
in Col. William Shaw's
company of minute men from
Middleboro, Mass.,
where he was born. He died at Valley
Forge.
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Mrs. Beulah Olmsted
Griswold.
DAR ID Number: 106559
Born in Avoca, N. Y.
Wife of John Robie Griswold.
Descendant of Benjamin
Loomis, as follows:
[p.172] 1. John
Erastus Olmsted (b. 1853) m. 1877
Estella Tripp (b.
1857).
2. Francis Granger
Tripp (1832-1911) m. 1856 Amerilla
Loomis (1837-69).
3. Davis Loomis
(1789-1873) m. 1821 Orpha Hand Height
(d. 1868).
4. Benjamin Loomis m.
1771 Lucy Leonard (d. 1827).
Benjamin Loomis
(1750-1814) served as private in Captain
Chapin's company on
the Alarm of 1775. He was born in
Westfield, Mass.; died
in Ramsen, N. Y.
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Mrs. Edith Ruth Flinn
Barrett.
DAR ID Number: 108376
Born in Albany, Oreg.
Wife of William Albert
Barrett.
Descendant of Isaac
Tripp, as follows:
1. Lawrence Flinn
(1837-1904) m. 1867 Cynthia Church
(1839-1905).
2. Samuel Church
(1786-1873) m. 1824 Harriet Tripp
(1809-84).
3. Steven Tripp (1776-1841) m. 1800 Nancy Benedict
(1782-1863).
4. Isaac Tripp, Jr.
(1743-1807), m. 1762 Martha Wall
(1745-1809).
5. Isaac Tripp m. 3rd
1742 Sarah Dow (b. 1720).
Isaac Tripp (1700-78)
was a member of the Connecticut
Assembly, 1777, from
Westmoreland County, Pa., where he
died. He was born in
Portsmouth, R. I.
Also No. 92350.
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Mrs. Annie Flinn Hunt.
DAR ID Number: 108378
Born in Albany, Oreg.
Wife of Robert
Courtney Hunt.
Descendant of Isaac Tripp, as follows:
1. Lawrence Flinn
(1837-1904) m. 1867 Cynthia Church
(1839-1905).
See No. 108376.
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[p.114] Mrs. Orpha J.
Flinn Schmitt.
DAR ID Number: 108379
Born in Albany, Oreg.
Wife of Alfred C.
Schmitt.
Descendant of Isaac
Tripp, as follows:
1. Lawrence Flinn
(1837-1904) m. 1867 Cynthia Church
(1839-1905).
See No. 108376.
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Mrs. Bertha Cross
Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 108417
Born in Naperville,
Ill.
Wife of Robert B.
Tripp.
Descendant of John
Dudley, as follows:
1. Daniel N. Gross
(1837-89) m. 1864 Mary Dudley (b.
1842).
2. John Dudley, Jr.
(1795-1853), m. 1836 Mary Barrows
(1806-67).
3. John Dudley m.
Lydia Booth (1758-1824).
John Dudley
(1758-1846) was placed on the pension roll
of Monroe County, New
York, 1833, for service as
private, New Jersey
militia. He was born in Saybrook,
Conn.; died in
Naperville, Ill.
Also No. 101565.
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Mrs. Alice Lydia
Bessey Kemp.
DAR ID Number: 108594
Born in
Northumberland, N. H.
Wife of Frank D. Kemp.
Descendant of Sergt.
Harlock Smith, as follows:
1. Henry Osgood Bessey (1821-1903) m. 1845
Almira
Crooker (1828-95).
2. John Bessey
(1782-1867) m. 1803 Betsey Tripp
(1785-1837).
3. John Tripp (b.
1761) m. 1782 Jedidah Smith (b. 1765).
4. Harlock Smith m.
1764 Jedidah Smith.
Harlock Smith in 1776
was a sergeant in Capt. Benjamin
Smith's company,
stationed at Martha's Vineyard for
seacoast defense. He
was baptized in Edgartown, Mass.
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Mrs. Edythe Van Vlack
Holmes.
DAR ID Number: 109339
Born in Brant, N. Y.
Wife of Albert W.
Holmes.
Descendant of Lieut.
Gideon Hall, Benjamin Hall, Abraham
Van Vlack, and Corp.
John Christy, as follows:
1. Clark Edgar Van
Vlack (b. 1854) m. 1876 Julia Parker
(b. 1855).
2. Ricketson Van Vlack
(1822-58) m. 1844 Ruth Emma
Christy (1823-92).
3. John A. Van Vlack
(1782-1859) m. 1798 Elizabeth
Gidley (1783-1829);
Leonard Christy (1784-1859) m. 1806
Ruth Hall (1782-1870).
4. Abraham Van Vlack
m. Margaret — (1757-1839); Jonathan
Gidley (b. 1757) m.
Mary Hall (1764-1842); Gideon Hall
m. Rachel Clements
(1744-1830); John Christy m. 1776
Anne Tripp
(1752-1828).
5. Benjamin Hall m.
1763 Elizabeth Skidmore (1746-71)
(parents of Mary).
Gideon Hall
(1742-1808) served as lieutenant in Captain
West's company of 5th
Dutchess County, New York
regiment. He was born
in Rhode Island; died in Dutchess
County, N. Y.
Benjamin Hall
(1740-1815) served as private in Capt.
Peter Coon's company,
Col. John Field's Dutchess County
regiment. He was born
in Rhode Island; died in Dutchess
County, N. Y.
Abraham Van Vlack
(1755-1836) applied for a pension,
1832, for service as
private under several commands, New
York Line. He was at
the battle of White Plains. He was
born in Fishkill; died
in LaGrange, N. Y.
John Christy
(1755-1833) served as private and corporal,
1777, in Capt. Henry
Godwin's company, Col. Lewis
Dubois' New York
regiment of foot. He was born and died
in Dutchess County, N.
Y.
Also No. 78833.
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Mrs. Marjorie Howe
Vetter.
DAR ID Number: 109818
Born in Bertrand,
Mich.
Wife of George
Irvington Vetter.
Descendant of Capt.
Simeon Samson, Antipas Howe, Abraham
Harding and Edward
Otis, as follows:
1. Frederick Williard
Howe (b. 1861) m. 1888 Jennie E.
Harding (b. 1865).
2. Charlie Franklin
Howe (1831-1913) m. Lucy Crofoot
(1839-1909); Rice Harding (b. 1829) m. 1851 Martha
Conconmore
(1831-1903).
3. Osmond Crofoot m.
Marie Samson (1815-90); William
Tupp Harding
(1792-1884) m. 1823 Mary Otis (1797-1865);
Frederick Howe (b.
1784) m. 1812 Polly Bliss.
4. George W. Samson
(1782-1868) m. Hannah Crossman Shaw
(1782-1865); Amos
Harding (1764-1839) m. 1784 Phœbe
Tripp (1767-1844); Edward Otis m. 1787 Mary Merrill
(1770-1822); Antipas
Howe m. 1782 Joanna Lawrence.
5. Simeon Samson m.
1760 Deborah Cushing (1740-1836);
Abraham Harding m.
1762 Hulda Tryon.
Simeon Samson
(1736-89) was appointed captain of the
“Independence” by the
Provincial Congress. He was born
in Kingston; died in
Plympton, Mass.
Also No. 100904.
Abraham Harding
(1744-1815) was a patriot during the
Wyoming Massacre and
aided in the defense of Fort
Jenkins and Forty
Fort. He was born in Waterford, Conn.;
died in Luzerne
County, Pa.
Also No. 81982.
Antipas Howe
(1746-1833) was placed on the pension roll,
1827, for service as
private, New Hampshire Line. He was
born in Leicester,
Mass.; died in Truxton, N. Y.
Edward Otis
(1766-1851) was placed on the pension roll
of Holmes County,
Ohio, 1833, for service as private,
Connecticut
Continental Line. He was born in Lyme,
Conn.; died in
Bigelow's Mills, Ind.
Also No. 96433.
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Mrs. Laura Alexander
Gibbs.
DAR ID Number: 110447
Born in Oswego, N. Y.
Wife of Platt Gibbs.
Descendant of John
Place, as follows:
1. John Barclay
Alexander m. 1875 Mary Place (b. 1852).
2. John Albro Place (1822-1903) m. 1851 Julia Lewis (b.
1830).
3. Samuel Place
(1786-1869) m. 1808 Marcy Tripp
(1788-1862).
4. John Place m. 1786
Lydia Willax (1766-1849).
John Place (1763-1846)
enlisted, 1782, in a regiment
from North Kingston,
R. I., stationed at Ticonderoga. He
was born in North
Kingston, R. I.
Also No. 96585.
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[p.199] Mrs. Minnie
Lewis Grimes.
DAR ID Number: 110628
Born in Clifford, Pa.
Wife of Adam Grimes.
Descendant of Roger Orvis, as follows:
1. Roger Orvis Lewis
(1814-99) m. 1839 Lucy Ann Tripp
(1823-1904).
2. Levi Lewis
(1789-1862) m. 1808 Marianna Roxana Orvis
(1789-1877).
3. Roger Orvis m. 2nd
1788 Marianna Roxana Seward
(1755-1854).
Roger Orvis
(1745-1829) was placed on the New York
pension roll, 1818, for
service as private in the 9th
company, Colonel
Hinman's Connecticut regiment, 1775. He
was born in
Farmington, Conn.; died in Western, N. Y.
Also No. 54553.
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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.
Also No. 103278.
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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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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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Mrs. Marcia E. Place
Pease.157897
Born in Fulton, N. Y.
Wife of Ira Pease.
Descendant of John
Place, as follows:
1. John Albro Place
(1822-1903) m. 1851 Julia Lewis (b.
1830).
2. Samuel Place
(1786-1869) m. 1808 Marcy Tripp
(1788-1862).
3. John Place m. 1786
Lydia Wilcox (1766-1849).
John Place (1763-1846)
enlisted, 1782, in a regiment
from North Kingston,
R. I., stationed at Ticonderoga. He
was born in North
Kingston, R. I.
Also No. 110447.
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[p.29] Mrs. Carrie
Tripp Ralph.
DAR ID Number: 159087
Born in Osborn County,
Pa.
Wife of Eugene B.
Ralph.
Descendant of Isaac
Tripp, as follows:
1. Stephen Tripp (b.
1841) m. 1866 Sarah J. Emerson
(1843-1902).
2. Samuel B. Tripp
(1813-67) m. 1840 Sarah M. Brown
(1820-54).
3. Stephen Tripp
(1776-1840) m. 1800 Nancy Benedict
(1782-1863).
4. Isaac Tripp, Jr.
(1743-1807), m. 1762 Martha Wall
(1745-1809).
5. Isaac Tripp m. 3d
Sarah Dow (b. 1720).
Isaac Tripp (1700-78) was a member of the
Legislature of
Connecticut. He was
born in Rhode Island; died in
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Also No. 145353.
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Mrs. Hazel Adell Tripp
Tuttle.
DAR ID Number: 161532
Born in New Bedford,
Mass.
Wife of Edson H.
Tuttle.
Descendant of Peter
Crapo, Thomas Shaw and Elijah Lucas,
as follows:
1. Harry Howard Tripp
(1874-1914) m. 1896 Florence May
Gammons (b. 1875).
2. James Sidney Tripp
(b. 1848) m. 1871 Mary Jane Pratt
(1844-1919).
3. James Frederick
Tripp (1817-1901) m. 1846 Sarah West
Crapo (1816-1902).
4. Charles Crapo
(1776-1862) m. 1802 Sally Lucas
(1781-1878).
5. Peter Crapo m. 1766
Sarah West (1748-89); Elijah
Lucas m. 1779 Sarah
Shaw (b. 1763).
6. Thomas Shaw m. Mary
Atwood (1737-1808).
Peter Crapo
(1743-1822) served as private in Capt. Levi
Rounseville's company,
Massachusetts troops. He was born
in Rochester; died in
Freetown, Mass.
Also No. 133495.
Thomas Shaw (1738-78)
served as private in Capt. Eddy's
company, Colonel
Bradford's regiment, Massachusetts
troops. He was born in
Middleboro, Mass.; died in
service.
Also No. 160021.
Elijah Lucas served as
private in Capt. Nathaniel Shaw's
company, Col. James
Warren's regiment, which marched in
response to the
Lexington Alarm; also served under Col.
Theophilus Cotton. He
was born in Plympton; died, 1806,
in Freetown, Mass.
Also No. 105563.
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Mrs. Emma Knapp Hill.
DAR ID Number: 161645
Born in Barry County,
Mich.
Wife of John Hill.
Descendant of Sergt.
Jared Knapp, as follows:
1. George W. Knapp
(1807-93) m. 1832 Lucy Tripp
(1810-1906).
2. Jared Knapp m. 1801
Catherine Baldwin (1782-1854).
Jared Knapp
(1751-1848) enlisted, 1775, as private in
Capt. David Welcher's
company, Col. David Wooster's
regiment, and, 1777,
as sergeant in Capt. Joseph A.
Wright's company, Col.
Phillip Burr Bradley's
Connecticut regiment; also, 1781-83, served several
other enlistments
under different commands. He was born
in Stamford, Conn.;
died in Warsaw, N. Y.
Also No. 73373.
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Mrs. Kathryn Brownell Rice.
DAR ID Number: 161908
Born in New Bedford,
Mass.
Wife of W. K. Rice.
Descendant of Stephen
Brownell, as follows:
1. Charles E. Brownell
(b. 1867) m. 1890 Kathryn A. H.
Totman (b. 1866).
2. Charles Wright
Brownell (1839-95) m. 1866 Martha B.
Tripp (1842-1903).
3. Wright Brownell (1806-80) m. 1828 Naomi
Beecher
(1811-80).
4. Stephen Brownell m.
2d 1803 Mary Coggeshall (b.
1784).
Stephen Brownell
(1762-1855) received a pension for
service as private in
the Rhode Island Line. He was born
and died in Little
Compton, R. I.
Also No. 119679.
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Mrs. Linnie Brown
Tripp.
DAR ID Number: 162660
Born in Boone County,
Ill.
Wife of Arthur J.
Tripp.
Descendant of Maj.
Abraham Swits, Lieut. Walterus Swits,
Capt. Nathaniel Churchill, Nathaniel Churchill, Jr.,
Nathan Hovey, Azel
Hovey, Peter Clute, Jacob Clute,
Abner Rockwell,
Harmanus Peek and Richard Marseles, as
follows:
1. Edgar F. Brown
(1856-88) m. 1881 Mary Elizabeth Swits
(1859-1911).
2. Charles Wesley
Swits (1833-65) m. 1855 Mary Jane
Churchill (1832-1912);
Edwin Durand Brown (1816-84) m.
1855 Sabrina Hovey
(1814-1905).
[p.200] 3. Abraham
Swits (1790-1856) m. 1811 Elizabeth
Clute (1793-1871);
John Sage Churchill (1798-1880) m.
1831 Narcissa White
(1805-84); Azel Hovey m. 1795 Lucy
Rockwell (1778-1860).
4. Walter (Walterus)
Swits m. 1777 Sarah Peek
(1761-1843); Nathaniel
Church, Jr., m. 2d 1783 Lydia
Osgood (b. 1759);
Nathan Hovey m. 1762 Jemima Phelps (b.
1741); Jacob Clute m.
Maria Hauck (Huyck) (b. 1754);
Abner Rockwell m.
Deborah Carpenter.
5. Abraham Swits m. 2d
1753 Elizabeth Vrooman (1732-59):
Nathaniel Churchill m.
Elizabeth Sage: Peter Clute m.
Catherine Marseles (b.
1736); Harmanus Peek m. 1748 Sara
DeGraff (1721-1810).
6. Richard Marseles m.
Lysbeth Van Eps.
Abraham Swits
(1730-1814) served as major in the 2d
regiment, Albany
County, New York militia. He was born
and died in
Schenectady, N. Y.
Also No. 144299.
Walterus Swits
(1754-1823) served as lieutenant under
Colonel Warner of the
Connecticut troops. He was born
and died in
Schenectady, N. Y.
Also No. 160109.
Nathaniel Churchill
served as ensign, lieutenant and
captain in the
Connecticut troops under Colonels Wolcott
and Cook. He was born,
1731, in Westfield, Conn.
Nathaniel Churchill,
Jr. (1756-1835), received a pension
for service as private
in the Connecticut troops under
Colonels Talcott and
Enos.
Nathan Hovey served as
private in Captain Parker's
company, 2d regiment,
Connecticut Line. He was born,
1740, in Mansfield,
Conn.
Azel Hovey (1763-1838)
received a pension for service as
private, 1778-81,
under different commands in the
Connecticut Line. He
was born in Lebanon, Conn.; died in
Newark, N. Y.
Also No. 147156.
Peter Clute (1731-85)
served as private in Capt. Jesse
Van Slyck's company,
Col. Abraham Wemple's regiment,
Albany County, New
York militia. He was born and died in
Schenectady, N. Y.
Also No. 131351.
Jacob Clute received a
pension for service as private in
the New York troops
under Colonels Wemple, Yates and
Gansevoort. He was born in Schenectady, N. Y., where,
in
1848, he died.
Abner Rockwell
(1746-1831) served as private in Captain
Pixley's company, Col.
John Brown's regiment,
Massachusetts troops.
He was born in Ridgefield, Conn.;
died in Union, N. Y.
Harmanus Peek
(1718-81) served as private in Captain Van
Epps' company, Colonel
Wemple's regiment, New York
troops. He was born
and died in Schenectady, N. Y.
Richard Marseles
(1700-85) was a patriot of New York. He
was born and died in
Schenectady, N. Y.
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Miss Gail Crusinberry.
DAR ID Number: 162698
Born in Des Moines,
Iowa.
Descendant of Capt.
Nehemiah Herrick, as follows:
1. William Crusinberry
(b. 1850) m. 1887 Clara Herrick
(b. 1860).
2. Leonard Herrick
(1832-1914) m. 1857 Rachel Kulp
(1839-1910).
3. Joseph Herrick
(1778-1857) m. 1821 Mary Emma Tripp
(1794-1861).
4. Nehemiah Herrick m.
2d 1768 Miriam Upton (1746-84).
Nehemiah Herrick was
2d lieutenant under Capt. Samuel
Cummins; also
commanded the 9th company in the 3d Essex
County regiment,
Massachusetts militia. He was born,
1737, in Topsfield,
Mass.; died in Cavendish, Vt.
Also No. 151377.
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Mrs. Inez Harding
Keppner.
DAR ID Number: 163477
Born in Beaverhead
County, Mont.
Wife of Gustave A.
Keppner.
Descendant of Abraham
Harding, as follows:
1. Ulric D. Harding (b. 1864) m. 1889 Catherine
Engle
(b. 1872).
2. Edward Sterge
Harding (1833-96) m. 1855 Caroline
Morton (1836-1917).
3. Mordecai Rice
Harding (1795-1870) m. 1817 Susan Baker
Newton (1794-1851).
4. Amos Harding
(1764-1839) m. 1784 Phoebe Tripp
(1767-1844).
5. Abraham Harding m.
1762 Hulda Tryon.
Abraham Harding
(1744-1815) was a patriot who aided in
the defense of Fort
Jenkins and Forty Fort, during the
Wyoming massacre. He
was born in Connecticut; died in
Luzerne County, Pa.
Also No. 137485.
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Miss Fannie Agnes
Norton.
DAR ID Number: 164210
Born in Newell, Iowa.
Descendant of Jonathan
Miller, as follows:
1. James Thomas Norton
(1850-1910) m. 1882 Belle Amelia
Miller (b. 1859).
2. DeWitt Clinton
Miller (1825-1917) m. 1853 Agnes B.
Lawson (1831-1908).
3. Allen Miller
(1788-1868) m. 1810 Hannah Tripp
(1788-1877).
4. Jonathan Allen
Miller (1762-1846) m. 1st 1782 Hannah
Case (1761-1819).
5. 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. 148105.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Wygle
Pfantz.
DAR ID Number: 164759
Born in Butler County,
Iowa.
Wife of Forrest J.
Plantz.
Descendant of Stephen
Mather, as follows:
1. Robert Wygle
(1859-1918) m. 1884 Luella Mather (b. 1863).
2. Charles Mather
(1832-1920) m. 1856 Caroline Tripp
(1839-87).
3. Daniel Mather
(1796-1885) m. 1822 Roxanna Underwood
(1800-57).
4. Stephen Mather m.
1782 Elisabeth Peck.
Stephen Mather
received a pension for service as private
in the Connecticut
troops. He was born in Connecticut;
died, 1837, in
Ellington, N. Y.
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