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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.
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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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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.
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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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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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