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Mrs. Mabel Jackson
Green.
DAR ID Number:
102481
Born in Jefferson
County, Neb.
Wife of Robert
Walter Green.
Descendant of
Robert Higgins, as follows:
1. Rufus Leonard
Jackson (b. 1844) m. Mary Croasman (1858-1908).
2. James
Boyd Jackson (1817-91) m. 1842 Maria Higgins (1824-1901).
3. William Henry
Higgins (1797-1866) m. 1823 Catherine Albright (1808-51).
4. Robert Higgins
m. Maria Armstrong.
Robert Higgins
(1738-1834) served as private in Capt. John Armstrong's company, Corsett
regiment, New
York militia.
He was born in Tipperary County, Ireland.
Also No. 85283.
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Mrs. Mary
Boyd Bailey.
DAR ID Number:
102576
Born in Hempstead,
N. Y.
Wife of William
Wirt Bailey.
Descendant of
Adam Millspaugh, as follows:
1. John Newton
Boyd (1814-74) m. 1840 Mary Jane Millspaugh (1816-1908).
2. Samuel Millspaugh
(1783-1867) m. 2nd 1814 Dorothy Corwin (1790-1872).
3. Adam Millspaugh
m. 1783 Jane White (1763-1812).
Adam Millspaugh
(1759-1824) served as private in Capt. Mattise Felter's company, Col. James
McClaughry's
2nd regiment
of Ulster County, New York militia. He was born and died in Orange County,
N. Y.
Also No. 82663.
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Mrs. Sue
Boyd Harris Klein.
DAR ID Number:
102717
Born in Minola,
Texas.
Wife of Louis
Amos Klein.
Descendant of
Lieut.-Col. Benjamin Birdsall, Capt. Samuel Harris, Capt. Thomas Lee, Capt.
Turner
Morehead, and
John Boyd, as follows:
1. Benjamin
Goodrich Harris (1850-1908) m. 1880 Sue Boyd (1860-81).
2. John Birdsall
Harris m. Virginia Goodrich (b. 1831); James Harvey Boyd (1809-77)
m. 1843 Eliza Ellis.
3. John Richardson
Harris m. 1813 Jane Birdsall (1791-1869); James Ellis m. Sally Morehead
(b. 1791); John
Boyd
m. 1801 Elizabeth (Betsy) Davis.
4. John Harris
(1760-1824) m. Mary Richardson; Lewis Birdsall (1770-1843) m. 1790 Patience
Lee
(1771-1841);
Turner Morehead m. 1st 1779 Ann Ransdell (b. 1756).
5. Samuel Harris
m. Elizabeth Boner; Benjamin Birdsall m. Elizabeth Akin (1746-1836); Thomas
Lee m. 1760
Watey Shearman
(1743-1833).
Benjamin Birdsall
was commissioned major of Dutchess County, New York militia, 1775, and
was promoted
lieutenant-colonel,
1778. He was born in Quaker Hill; died in Green, Chenango County, N. Y.
Also No. 83466.
Samuel Harris
(1740-1825), who had fought in the early wars, served in the Revolution
as captain of cavalry
of Northumberland
County, Pennsylvania militia, for duty on frontier. He was born in Harrisburg,
Pa.; died
near Cayuga
Lake, N. Y.
Also No. 67174.
Thomas Lee (1739-1814)
was lieutenant, 1775, and promoted captain, serving in the Continental
Line, 1776,
in Col. Lewis
Du Bois' regiment. In 1779 he commanded associated exempts under Col. Zephaniah
Platt. He
was born in
Fishkill; died in Penn Yan, N. Y.
Also No. 75200.
[p.221] Turner
Morehead (1757-1820) commanded a company in the 3rd Virginia regiment of
Fauquier
County. He was
born in Virginia; died in Barren County, Ky.
John Boyd
(1762-1824) served as ranger and scout during the Revolution, Virginia
service. He was born in
Virginia; died
in Crawfordsville, Ind.
Also No. 64928.
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Mrs. Lera Douglass
Williams Goodall.
DAR ID Number:
102736
Born in Davidson
County, Tenn.
Wife of John
Lewis Goodall.
Descendant of
Willoughby Williams, as follows:
1. John Henry
Williams (1825-93) m. 1847 Elizabeth Boyd (1830-93).
2. Willoughby
Williams, Jr. (1798-1882), m. 1823 Nancy D. Nichols (1807-44).
3. Willoughby
Williams m. Nancy Glasgow (1771-1857).
Willoughby Williams
served as commissary of issues during the Revolution. He fought in many
battles and
was badly wounded
at the disastrous battle of Cowpens. He was born in North Carolina; died
in Dandridge, Tn.
Also No. 89170.
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Mrs. Elizabeth
Williams Goodall Pillow.
DAR ID Number:
102738
Born in Nashville,
Tenn.
Wife of Robert
Lee Pillow, Jr.
Descendant of
Willoughby Williams and of Fielding Lewis and Capt. Fielding Lewis, Jr.,
as follows:
1. John Lewis
Goodall, Jr. (1858-97), m. 1886 Lora D. Williams (b. 1861).
2. John Lewis
Goodall (b. 1815) m. 1842 Jane Montgomery Simpson (b. 1825); John Henry
Williams
(1825-93) m.
1847 Elizabeth Boyd (1830-93). See No. 102736.
3. Peter C.
Goodall m. Adeline Butler Spotswood.
4. Alexander
E. Spotswood (d. 1818) m. Elizabeth Lewis.
5. Fielding
Lewis, Jr., m. Nancy Alexander.
6. Fielding
Lewis m. 2nd Bettie Washington.
Fielding Lewis
(1725-81) was chairman of the Spottsylvania Committee of Safety, manufacturer
of arms and
ammunition for
the army. He was born in Lancaster County; died in Fredericksburg, Va.
Also No. 97391.
Fielding Lewis,
Jr. (1751-1803), commanded a company of Virginia militia during the Revolution.
He was
born in Fredericksburg;
died in Fairfax County, Va.
Also No. 97392.
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Mrs. Adelaide
Forysth Buchanan.
DAR ID Number:
102986
Born in St.
Louis, Mo.
Wife of Arthur
Wilson Buchanan.
Descendant of
Lieut. John Ward, as follows:
1. William John
Forsyth (1850-1911) m. 1874 Josephine Jay Walborn (b. 1854).
2. William Forsyth
(1818-90) m. 1839 Margaret Foster (1821-66).
3. John Forsyth
m. 1st Juliet Ward (1793-1834).
4. John Ward
m. Mary Boyd.
[p.307] John
Ward entered the Pennsylvania Continental Line, 1777; was promoted lieutenant,
1779, and
served to the
close of the war. He became a member of the Cincinnati. He was born in
Virginia.
Also No. 74479.
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[p.47] Miss
Katherine C. French.
DAR ID Number:
103139
Born in Gardner,
Mass.
Descendant of
Robert Ames and of Aaron Ames, as follows:
1. John French
(1849-1900) m. 1878 Emma Ames (b. 1842).
2. Samuel Ames
m. Katherine Cummings.
3. Aaron Ames
m. 1787 Elisabeth Boyd (b. 1764).
4. Robert Ames
m. Lydia Harrington.
Robert Ames
(1738-1821) served as private at the Lexington Alarm and at the siege of
Boston under Capt.
Daniel Barnes.
He was born and died in Marlboro, Mass.
Aaron Ames (1759-1824)
served as private under Captains Gates and Morse, Massachusetts Line. He
was
born and died
in Marlboro, Mass.
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Mrs. Ruby
Randolph Boyd Sage.
DAR ID Number:
103282
Born in Leavenworth,
Kans.
Wife of Joel
Chapman Sage.
Descendant of
Capt. William Buckner, as follows:
1. John Randolph
Boyd (b. 1836) m. 1865 Unetta S. Caldwell (1843-1908).
2. Thomas Bright
Caldwell (1802-71) m. 1829 Temperance Reubena Sutton (1810-95).
3. William Sutton
m. Sarah P. Buckner (1776-1862).
4. William Buckner
m. Sarah P. Thomas.
William Buckner
served as second lieutenant in Captain Smith's company, Orange County,
Va., 1777, and,
1778, was appointed
captain of same company.
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Mrs. Willie
Erwin Daniel.
DAR ID Number:
103409
Born in Hampshire,
Tenn.
Wife of William
Daniel.
Descendant of
Joseph Wilson, Capt. William Edmiston, and Corp. Henry Foster, as follows:
1. Joseph
Boyd Erwin (b. 1846) m. 1868 Frances Caledonia Smith (b. 1846).
2. Alexander
Erwin (1820-60) m. 1838 Louisa Eleanor Boyd (1823-63); William Pryor
Smith (1818-1904) m.
1844 Louisa
Andrews Dean (1818-97).
3. Henry Smith
(1780-1853) m. 1799 Ruth Mute (1784-1858); Greenberry Dean (1773-1859)
m. 1801
Eleanor Wilson
(1774-1858); William Boyd (1767-1857) m. 1794 Martha Edmiston (1772-1839).
4. Joseph Wilson
m. 1751 Martha Webster (1732-89); William Edmiston m. 1762 Elizabeth —
William Mute
m. 1784 Ann
Foster (1769-1806).
5. Henry Foster
m. 1754 Ann Dunlap.
Joseph Wilson
served, 1777-79, as private in Continental Line under different commands.
He was born,
1728, in Ireland;
died in Virginia.
William Edmiston
(1734-80) served as captain of Virginia rangers at KingsMountain, where
he was killed. He
was born in
Augusta County, Va.
Henry Foster
(1730-97) served as soldier and corporal in Capt. George Liddell'scompany,
South Carolina
Light Dragoons.
He was born in England; died in South Carolina:
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[p.133] Mrs.
Irene Adams Witz.
DAR ID Number:
103433
Born in Cleveland,
Ohio.
Wife of Julius
Witz.
Descendant of
Sylvester Adams, as follows:
1. Samuel B.
Adams (b. 1849) m. 1874 Sarah Haney (1854-97).
2. John D. Adams
(1827-92) m. 1848 Catherine Yeiser (1827-1910).
3. Samuel Adams
(1805-50) m. 1824 Rebecca May (d. 1840).
4. Sylvester
Adams m. 1792 Rebecca Boyd (d. 1839).
Sylvester Adams
was a private in the Revolution and his name appears in the auditor's accounts
of Virginia
for service
in the Virginia Line. He was born in Halifax County, Va.; died in Humphrey
County, Tenn.
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Mrs. Ellen Little
Burbank.
DAR ID Number:
103926
Born in Webster,
N. H.
Wife of Irvin
A. Burbank.
Descendant of
Benjamin Little, as follows:
1. Sherman Little
(1835-95) m. 1859 Mary A. Austin (b. 1837).
2. Simeon B.
Little (1797-1874) m. 1824 Harriet Boyd (1798-1850).
3. Benjamin
Little m. 1790 Rhoda Bartlett (1768-1814).
Benjamin Little
(1760-1846) served as private in Capt. Peter Kimball's company of Boscawen
at the battle of
Bennington.
He was born in Newbury, Mass.; died in Boscawen, N. H.
Also No. 23978.
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[p.150] Miss
Bessie Martha Gries.
DAR ID Number:
104444
Born in Tiffin,
Ohio.
Descendant of
Maj. James Boyd, Ensign Moses Coe, and Benjamin Coe, as follows:
1. George W.
Gries (b. 1837) m. 1874 Jane Eliza Gibson (b. 1844).
2. Moses Coe
Gibson (1814-93) m. 1838 Mary Jane Steele (1817-1900).
3. John Gibson
(1778-1852) m. 1801 Jeannette Coe (1782-1865); James Steele (1773-1849)
m. 1804
Nancy Boyd (1787-1827).
4. Moses Coe
m. 1778 Sarah Howell (d. 1813); James Boyd m. 1774 Nancy Brown (d. 1800).
5. Benjamin
Coe m. Rachel Pruden (d. 1776).
James Boyd
(1743-1813) served, 1782, as major in Lieut.-Col. Nicholas Kern's 3d battalion,
Northampton
County, Pennsylvania
militia. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Centre County, Pa.
Also No. 73958.
Moses Coe (1750-1813)
served as ensign in Washington County, Pennsylvania Rangers. He was born
in
Morristown,
N. J.; died in Washington County, Pa.
Benjamin Coe
served as private in Washington County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born
on Long Island;
died in Pennsylvania.
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Miss Carrie
Gibson Gries.
DAR ID Number:
104445
Born in Tiffin,
Ohio.
Descendant of
Maj. James Boyd, Ensign Moses Coe, and Benjamin Coe, as follows:
1. George W.
Gries (b. 1837) m. 1874 Jane Eliza Gibson (b. 1844).
See No. 104444.
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Miss Martha
Alice Steele.
DAR ID Number:
104446
Born in Crawford
County, Ohio.
Descendant of
Maj. James Boyd, Ensign Moses Coe, and Benjamin Coe, as follows:
1. Robert C.
Steele (1819-99) m. 1846 Eliza Ann Patterson (1822-1903).
2. William Patterson
(1791-1847) m. 1819 Sally Gibson (1802-64); James Steele (1773-1849) m.
1804
Nancy Boyd
(1787-1827).
3. John Gibson
(1778-1852) m. 1801 Jeannette Coe (1782-1865).
See No. 104444.
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Miss Mary Louise
Steele.
DAR ID Number:
104447
Born in Crawford
County, Ohio.
Descendant of
Maj. James Boyd, Ensign Moses Coe, and Benjamin Coe, as follows:
[p.151] 1. Robert
C. Steele (1819-99) m. 1846 Eliza Ann Patterson (1822-1903).
See Nos. 104444,
104446.
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Mrs. Mary
H. Boyd Flournoy.
DAR ID Number:
104499
Born in Charlotte
County, Va.
Wife of William
Cabell Flournoy.
Descendant of
Claiborne Barksdale, as follows:
1. Robert
Boyd (b. 1838) m. 1866 Mary E. Hannah (b. 1837).
2. Samuel Hannah
m. 1837 Charlotte E. Barksdale (d. 1886).
3. Grief Barksdale
(b. 1774) m. Mary Elliott.
4. Claiborne
Barksdale m. 1766 Sarah Goode (b. 1745).
Claiborne Barksdale
(1738-1821) served as private in the Virginia militia. He was born and
died in Charlotte
County, Va.
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Miss Rachel
Susan Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
104501
Born in Monroe
County, W. Va.
Descendant of
Patrick Boyd, as follows:
1. George
Anderson Boyd (1835-1906) m. Caroline Leach (1835-73).
2. Patrick
Porterfield Boyd (1804-81) m. Rachel Nickell.
3. Patrick
Boyd m. Ann McDowell.
Patrick Boyd
(1759-1839) served as private under Captains Smith and Bell, Colonels Grayson,
Moffett and
Bowyer, Virginia
Line. He was born in Augusta County; died in Monroe County, Va.
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Miss Nannie
Eugenia Campbell.
DAR ID Number:
104502
Born in Monroe
County, W. Va.
Descendant of
Patrick Boyd, as follows:
1. Andrew N.
Campbell (b. 1842) m. 1838 Eliza J. Leach.
2. Andrew Campbell
(1806-90) m. Ann McD. Hawkins (1813-85).
3. James Hawkins
(1780-1862) m. Jean Boyd.
4. Patrick
Boyd m. Ann McDowell.
See No. 104501.
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Mrs. Anna
Caldwell Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
104850
Born in Marion
County, Ill.
Wife of William
Patton Boyd.
Descendant of
Joseph Ball, as follows:
1. William Wallace
Hendley (1827-87) m. 1847 Mary Ann Caldwell Elder (1827-81).
2. James Elder
(1783-1850) m. 2nd Margaret Caldwell (1804-81).
[p.279] 3. Robert
Caldwell m. Mary Ball (b. 1773).
4. Joseph Ball
m. Rachel Thompson.
Joseph Ball
(1742-1808) served as private in Capt. Amos Ogden's company, Essex County,
New Jersey
militia. He
was born in South Orange, N. J.
Also No. 85758.
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Miss Annie Belle
Reynolds.
DAR ID Number:
104939
Born in Henry
County, Mo.
Descendant of
Kerenhappuck Norman Turner and of William Robinson, as follows:
1. William Fewel
Reynolds (b. 1854) m. 1878 Sallie B. Robinson (b. 1857).
2. Samuel Morehead
Reynolds (1830-62) m. 1853 Elvira A. Fewel (b. 1833); JohnRobinson (1812-86)
m.
1836 Julia A.
Oglesby (1820-1900).
3. Pryor Reynolds
(1783-1858) m. Prudence Morehead (1792-1860); Joseph Robinson (1766-1841)
m. 1792
Margaret
(Peggy) Boyd (1761-1819).
4. John Morehead
(1760-1832) m. 1785 Obedience Motley (1770-1863); William Robinson m. Martha
—.
5. Joseph Morehead
m. Elizabeth Turner.
6. James Turner
m. Kerenhappuck Norman.
See No. 104334.
William Robinson
(1733-1812) served as private in the North Carolina militia. He was born
in Ireland. Settled
in North Carolina
about 1735.
Also No. 98986.
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Mrs. Kate Easley
Evans.
DAR ID Number:
105126
Born in Pearisburg,
Va.
Wife of Charles
H. Evans.
[p.43] Descendant
of Mathew French, as follows:
1. John W. Easley
(1825-99) m. 1862 Minerva Boyd Pack (1840-1911).
2. Samuel Pack
(1802-47) m. 1826 Harriet French (1806-91).
3. David French
(1772-1833) m. 1797 Mary Dingess (1780-1829).
4. Matthew French
m. 1758 Sallie Payne (1740-1810). Matthew French (1737-1814) served,
1781, as private in
Capt. Thomas
Shannon's company, Col. William Preston's regiment of Montgomery County,
Virginia militia, and was
at the battle
of Guilford Court House. He was born in Westrnoreland County; died in Giles
County, Va.
Also No. 60684.
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Mrs. Clara Sidney
Potter Taylor.
DAR ID Number:
105711
Born in Greensburg,
Pa.
Wife of Henry
Fitch Taylor.
Descendant of
James Trimble, as follows:
1. Henry Codman
Potter (1835-1908) m. 1857 Eliza Rogers Jacobs (1837-1901).
2. Samuel Jacobs
(1807-36) m. 1826 Clarissa Sidney Boyd (1806-75).
3. William
Boyd (1772-1847) m. Elinor Trimble (1786-1809).
4. James Trimble
m. 1782 Clarissa Sidney Claypoole (1757-1810).
James Trimble
(1755-1836) was appointed clerk of the State Council, 1775; became deputy
secretary, 1777,
which office
he held until his death. He removed the State papers to Germantown when
the British occupied
Philadelphia.
He was born in Philadelphia; died in Harrisburg, Pa.
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Mrs. Olive
Jacoby Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
106300
Born in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Wife of Henry
White Boyd.
Descendant of
Henry Freedley, as follows:
1. William Redford
Jacoby (d. 1909) m. 2nd 1880 Nannie Dinker.
2. Samuel Freedley
Jacoby (1820-58) m. Mary E. Sharp (1829-59).
3. Samuel Jacoby
(1785-1844) m. 1813 Susanna Freedley (1788-1870).
4. Henry Freedley
m. 1780 Catherine Isett.
Henry Freedley
(1756-1823) enlisted, 1776, as private in Capt. Thomas Craig's company,
Col. Arthur St.
Clair's regiment.
He was born and died in Montgomery County, Pa.
Also No. 104124.
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Mrs. Susan
Merrill Adams Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
106618
Born in Portland,
Me.
Wife of James
Harrington Boyd.
Descendant of
Corp. Ezekiel Merrill, as follows:
1. John Milton
Adams (1819-97) m. Adela Sophronia Hobbs (b. 1842).
2. Nathan Adams,
Jr. (1788-1830) m. 1817 Susan Merrill (1791-1868).
3. Ezekiel Merrill
m. Sarah Emery (1753-1848).
Ezekiel Merrill
(1748-1830) enlisted as a minute man and served as corporal, 1776, in Capt.
David Quimby's
company, Col.
Josiah Bartlett's regiment. He was born in Newberry, Mass.; died in Andover,
Me.
Also No. 98498.
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Miss Ella Todd
Inglebright.
DAR ID Number:
106656
Born in Belmont
County, Ohio.
Descendant of
David Boyd, as follows:
1. Levi W. Inglebright
(b. 1840) m. Mary Archer Orr (b. 1844).
2. William Inglebright
(1814-1909) m. 1835 Sarah Lytle (1811-92).
3. Hugh Lytle
m. Nellie Boyd.
4. David
Boyd m. 1771 Elizabeth Henderson.
David Boyd
(1743-1831) enlisted in Capt. James Chambers' company, Col. William
Thompson's battalion of
riflemen, 1775.
He was born in Cumberland County; died in Washington County, Pa.
Also No. 95172.
More on David Boyd and
Elizabeth Henderson
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Mrs. Susanne
Pope Kenyon.
DAR ID Number:
106675
Born in Nashville,
Tenn.
Wife of Robert
Clark Kenyon.
Descendant of
Joseph Dean, as follows:
1. James Bowling
Pope (b. 1861) m. 1884 Cora Wherry (b. 1864).
2. Elisha Cain
Wherry (1842-87) m. 1861 Susan Wherry Carsey (1843-1906).
3. James Madison
Carsey (1824-80) m. 1842 Mary Dean McNish (1824-1906).
4. Horatio McNish
(d. 1857) m. 1818 Susan Dean (1800-75).
5. Joseph Dean
m. 2nd 1767 Hannah Boyd (1744-1823).
Joseph Dean
(1743-1818) enlisted, 1777, in Capt. George Slaughter's company, Col. Abraham
Bowman's 8th
Virginia regiment.
He was born and died in Alexandria, Va.
Also No. 92951.
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Mrs. Bana Jennings
Porter.
DAR ID Number:
106730
Born in Coosa
County, Ala.
Wife of Adam
Hargus Porter.
Descendant of
Patrick Carmichael, Sergt. William Jennings, Jr., Robert Jennings, Daniel
Thompson, Sergt.
William Putnam
and John Bell, as follows:
1. Marquis Allen
Jennings (b. 1852) m. 1874 Mary Jane Lesley (b. 1857).
2. William Jennings
(1826-63) m. 1850 Sarah Frances Swanson (1833-1905); Robert Alexander Lesley
(1829-1912)
m. 1848 Frances E. Thompson (1827-98).
3. Allen Jennings
(1794-1849) m. 1820 Cynthia Varner (1800-49); James Thompson (1793-1847)
m. 1820
Elizabeth Carmichael
(1804-66); Samuel Swanson 1800-72) m. Sarah Weaver (1806-55).
4. Robert Jennings
m. 1790 Elizabeth Arnold (1765-1831); Arthur Carmichael (1771-1845) m.
1800 Frances
Bell (1784-1874);
Daniel Thompson m. Jane Boyd (b. 1760); Samuel Weaver m. 1800 Polly
Putnam (1782-1855).
5. William Jennings,
Jr., m. 1750 Agnes Dickerson; Patrick Carmichael m. 1768 Elizabeth Thompson
(1749-1835);
William Putnam m. 1780 Susannah Bigger (1760-1840); John Bell m. 1780 Sopha
—.
Patrick Carmichael
(1744-1802) served as a private in the Virginia troops. He was born in
Scotland; died in
Prosperity,
S. C.
William Jennings,
Jr., (1726-93), a patriot, served the cause of the Revolution in his unfailing
loyalty and
gave material
aid. He was born in Hanover County; died in Nottoway County, Va.
Also No. 98827.
Robert Jennings
received land for service in the Virginia troops. He was born, 1760, in
Amelia County, Va.;
died in Georgia.
Daniel Thompson
(1750-1841) served three years as private, the Virginia Line, for which
he received a land
grant. He was
born in Ireland; died in Moreland, Ga.
William Putnam
(1760-1821) was a sergeant in the Virginia State artillery for three years.
He was born in
Henrico County,
Va.; died in Oglethorpe County, Ga.
John Bell served
as a private in Capt. John Gray's company, Colonel Winn's South Carolina
regiment,
1780-82. He
lived in Newberry County, S. C.
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[p.62] Mrs.
Margaret B. Fletcher Daman.
DAR ID Number:
107184
Born in Marietta,
Ga.
Wife of C. J.
Daman.
Descendant of
Lieut. Daniel Bowker, as follows:
1. Augustine
Alford Fletcher (b. 1844) m. 1870 Maggie Boyd (1846-92).
2. John Fletcher
(1800-81) m. 2nd 1839 Matilda Bowker (1809-72).
3. Daniel Bowker,
Jr. (1772-1853), m. 1797 Ruth Brown (1777-1846).
4. Daniel Bowker
m. Sarah — (1724-1813).
Daniel Bowker
(1731-1822) responded to the Lexington Alarm as lieutenant in Capt. Aaron
Haynes'
company. He
died in North Sudbury, Mass.
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Virginia
Boyd Henry.
DAR ID Number:
107576
Born in Spring
Hill, Ark.
Wife of James
R. Henry.
Descendant of
Capt. Thomas Massie, as follows:
1. Thomas
Massie Boyd (1837-94) m. 1862 Emma E. Finley (1842-92).
2. Henry
Curran Boyd (1811-65) m. 1836 Juliet Anna Massie (1819-83).
3. Thomas Massie,
Jr. (b. 1783), m. Lucy Waller.
4. Thomas Massie
m. 1780 — Cockes (1760-1838).
Thomas Massie
(1747-1834) was aide to General Nelson at Yorktown, and in 1775 captain
of 6th Virginia
regiment, Continental
Line. He was an original member of the Cincinnati. He was born in New Kent
County;
died in Nelson
County, Va.
Also No. 85079.
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Mrs. Pearl
Clark Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
107794
Born in Windsor,
Mo.
Wife of Lynn
Boyd.
Descendant of
Beverly Stubblefield, as follows:
[p.260] 1. Alexander
Clifton Clark (1835-1912) m. 1868 Mary Franklin Williamson (b. 1842).
2. James Clark
(1795-1878) m. 1818 Susan Stubblefield (1798-1855).
3. Beverly Stubblefield
m. Mary Shelton (1772-1855).
Beverly Stubblefield
(1742-1823) served as private from Virginia during the Revolution. He was
born in
Virginia; died
in Todd County, Ky.
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Mrs. Ruth Carpenter
Body.
DAR ID Number:
107924
Born in Cleveland,
Ohio.
Wife of L. F.
Body.
Descendant of
William Carpenter, as follows:
[p.299] 1. Alfred
George Carpenter (b. 1849) m. 1877 Alice Boyd (b. 1852).
2. William Barney
Carpenter (1825-1913) m. 1846 Emeline Grove (1828-1902).
3. Daniel Carpenter
(1797-1884) m. Sally Northway (1799-1839).
4. William Barney
Carpenter (1769-1852) m. Sarah Blodgett (1769-1852).
5. William Carpenter
m. Hannah Needham.
William Carpenter
(1721-1809) responded to the Lexington Alarm in Capt. Anthony Needham's
company,
Colonel Danielson's
regiment. He was born in Wilbraham, Mass.; died in Stafford, Conn.
Also No. 61431.
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Mrs. Annie
M. Wood Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
108035
Born in Troy,
Ala.
Wife of Casper
Wichens Boyd.
Descendant of
William Jordan, as follows:
1. James Pinckard
Wood (b. 1845) m. 1878 Theo M. Jordan (b. 1856).
See No. 108034.
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Mrs. Virginia
Rainey Eastman.
DAR ID Number:
108137
Born in Petersburg,
Ill.
Wife of Samuel
Frank Eastman.
Descendant of
Col. Lewis Burwell, as follows:
[p.42] 1. Francis
Alexander Rainey (1855-95) m. 1880 Lucy E. Thomas (b. 1859).
2. Alexander
Franklin Rainey (1825-59) m. 1852 Virginia E. Regnier (1835-66).
3. Philip Rainey
(b. 1794) m. 1824 Anne Lewis Boyd (1807-71).
4. Alexander
Boyd m. 1802 Matilda Burwell (1787-1857).
5. Lewis Burwell
m. 1st 1768 Anne Spotswood.
Lewis Burwell
(1745-1800) was a delegate to the Bill of Rights Convention, 1775, and
served in the
Assembly. He
commanded a regiment at the siege of York. He was born in Williamsburg;
died in
Mecklenburg
County, Va.
Also No. 96687.
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[p.45] Mrs.
Marjorie Lamar Pile.
DAR ID Number:
108148
Born in Shelby
County, Ind.
Wife of A. R.
Pile.
Descendant of
Lieut. John Robbins, as follows:
1. John J. Lamar
(1830-1907) m. 1857 Sarah Ellen Law (b. 1838).
2. William Law
(1811-90) m. 1831 Marjorie Robins (1813-45).
3. Philip Robins
(1785-1835) m. 1809 Nancy Boyd (1791-1858).
4. John Robbins
m. 1st 1781 Sarah Daily.
John Robbins
(1760-1842) served as lieutenant, 1781, in Col. Stephen Moylan's Pennsylvania
regiment of
Calvary. He
was born in Sussex County, N. J.; died in Ross County, Ohio.
Also No. 85345.
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Mrs. Belle Howe
Sipple.
DAR ID Number:
108274
Born in Bloomington,
Mo.
Wife of William
H. Sipple.
Descendant of
Thomas Boyd, as follows:
1. James G.
Howe (b. 1833) m. 1856 Mollie Z. Thatcher (1840-1906).
2. Isaac Price
Howe (1791-1855) m. 1812 Jane Boyd (1793-1857).
3. Thomas
Boyd m. 1787 Grizella Allen (1763-1845).
Thomas Boyd
(1761-1847) enlisted, 1776, in Capt. James Morrison's company, Col. Charles
McDowell's
North Carolina
regiment. In 1833 he was placed on the pension roll of Calloway County,
Mo., where he died.
He was born
in Pennsylvania.
Also No. 95537.
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Mrs. Frances
Dunn Walter.
DAR ID Number:
108451
Born in Crawford
County, Pa.
Wife of Frank
Edgar Walter.
Descendant of
Capt. James Dunn, as follows:
1. Hiram Edgar
Dunn (b. 1858) m. 1879 Carrie Clark (b. 1861).
2. Lewis D.
Dunn (b. 1832) m. 1850 Elvira Boyd.
3. Simeon Dunn
(1793-1865) m. 1824 Eliza Compton.
4. James Dunn
m. 1772 Priscilla Langstaff (1750-1839).
James Dunn (1745-1820)
was lieutenant and captain in the Middlesex County, NewJersey militia,
and served
in the battles
of the Jerseys. He was born in Piscataway, N. J.; died in Crawford County,
Pa.
Also No. 94498.
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Mrs. Ola
Neal Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
108749
Born in Jefferson,
N. C.
Wife of Ralph
Boyd.
Descendant of
James Piper and of William Herbert, as follows:
1. Joseph B.
Neal (1855-1904) m. 1875 Amanda Waugh (1856-1907).
2. Nathan H.
Waugh (b. 1822) m. 1850 Elizabeth Gentry (1830-65).
3. John H. Waugh
(1778-1855) m. 1803 Ruth Piper (1782-1848); Richard Gentry (1794-1865)
m. 1821
Polly Humphres
Herbert (1798-1860).
4. James Piper
m. 1779 Margaret Lusk (1734-1827); William Herbert m. 1786 Mary Christian
(b. 1764).
James Piper
(1732-1825) served as private in Washington County, Virginia militia, and
was at the battle of
Kings Mountain.
He was born in Chester County, Pa.; died in Abingdon, Va.
William Herbert
(1761-1831) served as private in Capt. Robert Vance's company, 9th Virginia
regiment. He
was born in
Fincastle County; died in Lead Mines, Va.
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Mrs. Janet
Sibert Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
108996
Born in San
Antonio, Texas.
Wife of F.
F. Boyd.
Descendant of
Lieut. Samuel Newton, as follows:
1. Francis William
Sibert m. 1866 Lucy Jane Newton (1833-92).
2. Samuel Newton
(1792-1865) m. 2nd 1822 Mary H. McCarty Seeley.
3. Samuel Newton
(1765-1818) m. 1790 Lucy Smith (1772-1848).
4. Samuel Newton
m. 1762 Mary Camp (1742-1809).
Samuel Newton
(1737-1814) was lieutenant in the Connecticut Line, on duty in NewYork,
where he was
mustered out
of service. He was born and died in Woodbridge, Conn.
Also No. 103558.
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[p.4] Miss Asa
May Ramsey.
DAR ID Number:
109010
Born in Pike
County, Ala.
Descendant of
Robert Boyd, as follows:
1. Asa Alexander
Ramsey (1846-79) m. 1869 Julia Jane Boyd (b. 1847).
2. Robert
Boyd (1816-86) m. 1842 Mary McMurray (1822-52).
3. William
Boyd (1787-1844) m. 1810 Sarah Fleming (1783-1874).
4. Robert
Boyd m. 1785 Sarah Clements (d. 1807).
Robert Boyd
(1760-1811) served as a private from Wilkes County, Ga., for which service
he received a
grant of land.
He died in Jefferson County, Ga.
Also No. 68655.
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Mrs. Mary Montgomery
Greer Ely.
DAR ID Number:
109101
Born in Danville,
Pa.
Wife of Edwin
C. Ely.
Descendant of
Col. William Montgomery, as follows:
1. Michael C.
Greer (d. 1878) m. 1832 Isabel Montgomery (d. 1850).
2. Alexander
Montgomery (1777-1848) m. Jane Boyd (1784-1876).
3. William Montgomery
m. 2nd Isabella Evans.
William Montgomery
(1736-1816) served as an Associator; was delegate to the Provincial Congress
and
member of the
Committee of Observation. He commanded a regiment of Chester County Flying
Camp,
which served
at Fort Washington, Trenton, Princeton, and Monmouth; was a member of the
Assembly from
Northumberland
County, and founded the town of Danville, Pa., where he died. He was born
in Chester
County, Pa.
Also No. 83741.
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Mrs. Mary
Ellen Moody Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
109146
Born in Springfield,
Ohio.
Wife of Hugh
Boyd.
Descendant of
Humphrey Moody, as follows:
1. Granville
Moody (1812-87) m. 1836 Lucretia Elizabeth Harris (1818-86).
2. William Moody
(1772-1835) m. 1803 Harriet Brooks (b. 1787).
3. Humphrey
Moody m. 1759 Abigail Peaselee (1743-1825).
Humphrey Moody
(1738-93) served as a private in the 2nd company, 9th Massachusetts regiment,
1777. He
was born in
Newbury; died in Haverhill, Mass.
Also No. 102680.
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Miss Lucy
Moody Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
109147
Born in Mt.
Vernon, Iowa.
Descendant of
Humphrey Moody, as follows:
1. Hugh Boyd
(b. 1835) m. 2nd 1874 Mary Ellen Moody (b. 1852).
See No. 109146.
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Mrs. Clifford
Boyd Burr.
DAR ID Number:
109148
Born in Mt.
Vernon, Iowa.
Wife of John
Kelsey Burr.
Descendant
of Humphrey Moody, as follows:
1. Hugh Boyd
(b. 1835) m. 2nd 1874 Mary Ellen Moody (b. 1852).
See No. 109146.
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Mrs. Harriet
Ellen Marden.
DAR ID Number:
109214
Born in Hudson,
N. H.
Wife of John
N. Marden.
Descendant of
Adjt. James Underwood, as follows:
[p.65] 1. Charles
Steele (1821-90) m. 1843 Martha Anderson Boyd (1821-1910).
2. Robert
Boyd (1788-1851) m. 1812 Mary Lund Towne (1791-1888).
3. Moses Towne
(1757-1828) m. 1784 Charlotte Underwood (1764-1849).
4. James Underwood
m. Mary Lund.
James Underwood
(1731-1808) in 1775-76 served as adjutant in Capt. Winter Adams' company,
Col. Joshua
Wingate's New
Hampshire regiment. He was a member of the Committee of Safety.He died
in Litchfield, NH.
Also No. 62302.
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Mrs. Mary Bone
Meriam.
DAR ID Number:
109261
Born in Petersburg,
Ill.
Wife of Junius
Lathrop Meriam.
Descendant of
Col. Lewis Burwell, as follows:
[p.81] 1. David
McCoy Bone (b. 1846) m. 1874 Mary Paul Rainey (b. 1853).
2. Alexander
Franklin Rainey (1825-59) m. 1852 Virginia E. Regnier (1835-66).
3. Phillip Rainey
(b. 1794) m. 1824 Anne Lewis Boyd (1807-71).
4. Alexander
Boyd m. 1802 Matilda Burwell (1787-1867).
5. Lewis Burwell
m. 1st 1768 Anne Spotswood.
Lewis Burwell
(1745-1800) was a delegate to the Bill of Rights Convention, 1775, and
served fourteen years
in the Assembly.
He organized a regiment which he commanded at the siege of York. He was
born in
Williamsburg,
Va.; died in Mecklenburg County, Va., and is buried on his estate, Stoneland.
Also No. 96687.
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Mrs. Evelyn
Grier Richmond.
DAR ID Number:
109366
Born in Cabarrus
County, N. C.
Wife of George
Hazard Richmond.
Descendant of
John Paul Barringer, as follows:
1. Samuel Andrew
Grier (b. 1841) m. 1868 Mary Gilmer (1848-1908).
2. Andrew Grier
m. 1830 Margaret (Barringer) Boyd (1808-97).
3. Paul Barringer,
Jr. (1778-1844), m. 1805 Elizabeth Brandon (1783-1844).
4. John Paul
Barringer m. 2nd 1775 Catherine Blackwelder (b. 1753).
John Paul Barringer
(1721-1801) was a member of the Committee of Safety of Mecklenburg County,
N. C.
He was born
in Hanover, Germany; died in Cabarrus County, N. C.
Also No. 78849.
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Mrs. Margaret
M. Carnes Harsha.
DAR ID Number:
109618
Born in Baltimore,
Md.
Wife of Horace
S. Harsha.
Decendant of
Sergt. Hugh Thomson, as follows:
1. William Carnes
(1825-1900) m. 1848 Virginia Thomson (1827-99).
2. Hugh Thomson,
Jr. (1787-1852), m. 1811 Elizabeth Sponseller (1790-1881).
3. Hugh Thomson
m. 1770 Jane Boyd (1744-1828).
Hugh Thomson
(1748-1812) served as private, 6th battalion, Pennsylvania militia, and
as sergeant, 7th
battalion, Continental
Line, under Capt. Jeremiah Talbot, Col. William Irvine. He was born in
Ireland; died in
Taneytown, Md.
Also No. 94399.