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[p.252] Mrs.
Charlotte Elizabeth W. Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
109810
Born in Newcastle,
Me.
Wife of Leonard
P. Boyd.
Descendant of
John Hall, as follows:
1. Thomas Wood
(1822-1905) m. 1855 Margaret J. Thomas (1836-1911).
2. Israel Thomas
m. 1827 Lydia Hall (1800-68).
3. John Hall
(b. 1772) m. 1799 Experience S. Whitehouse (b. 1780).
4. John Hall
m. 1770 Lydia Knowlton.
John Hall (1744-1827)
enlisted, 1780, in Lieut. William Clark's detachment of Massachusetts troops.
He was
born in Somersworth,
N. H.; died in Nobleboro, Me.
Also No. 107733.
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Mrs. Marie P.
Steele Van Keuren.
DAR ID Number:
109820
Born in Bloomville,
Ohio.
Wife of Henry
P. Van Keuren.
Descendant of
Maj. James Boyd, Benjamin Coe and Ensign Moses Coe, as follows:
1. James Steele
(1852-1903) m. 1884 Rowena F. Hauser (b. 1862).
2. Robert Cooper
Steele (1825-99) m. 1846 Eliza Patterson (1822-1903).
3. James Steele
(1773-1849) m. 1804 Nancy Boyd (1787-1827); William Patterson (1791-1847)
m. 1810
Sally Gibson
(1802-64).
4. James
Boyd m. 1774 Nancy Brown (d. 1800); John Gibson (1778-1865) m. 1801
Jeannett Coe (1782-1865).
5. Moses Coe
m. 1778 Sarah Howell (1753-1813).
6. Benjamin
Coe m. Rachael Pruden (d. 1777).
James Boyd
(1743-1813) served, 1782, as major in Lieut.-Col. Nicholas Kern's 3rd battalion,
Northampton
County, Pennsylvania
militia. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Centre County, Pa.
Benjamin Coe
served as private in the Washington County, Pennsylvania militia. He was
born on Long Island;
died in Pennsylvania.
Moses Coe (1750-1813)
served as ensign in the Washington County, Pennsylvania Rangers. He was
born in
Morristown,
N. J.; died in Washington County, Pa.
Also No. 104444.
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Mrs. Grace Overton
La Rue.
DAR ID Number:
110478
Born in Middletown,
N. Y.
Wife of William
H. LaRue.
Descendant of
Maj. Isaac Overton, Capt. Isaiah Vail, Samuel Boyd, Ezra Witter
and Joshua Tuthill, as follows:
1. George Frederic
Overton (b. 1854) m. Alice Smith (b. 1859).
2. Gabriel Sayre
Overton (1816-75) m. 1837 Ruth Alvord (1817-57); Enos Mapes Smith (1833-1902)
m.
1859 Dorcas
S. Ayres (1833-1911).
3. Isaac Burnet
Overton m. Sarah Witter; John Fenton Smith (1800-60) m. 1828 Liana Mapes
(1802-72);
John Ayres (1796-1864)
m. Keturah Boyd (1796-1840).
4. Isaac Overton
m. 1760 Phœbe Burnett; Enos Mapes (1761-1843) m. Irene Vail (1764-1848);
Samuel Boyd
m. Mehitable
Tuthill (1754-1851); Ezra Witter m. Patience Witter.
5. Isaiah Vail
m. 1751 Abigal Meeker (1734-1814); Joshua Tuthill m. Mary Conklin.
Isaac Overton
(1735-86) was major of Suffolk County, New York militia, 1776. He was born
and died in
Southold, L.
I.
Isaiah Vail
(1731-1810) was captain in Col. John Hathorn's 4th Orange County, New York
regiment. He was
born in Southold;
died in Walkill, N. Y.
Samuel Boyd
(1754-1831) served as private in Col. Lewis DuBois' 5th regiment, Continental
Line. He was
born in Ireland;
died in Orange County, N. Y.
Ezra Witter
(1755-1800) was a private in the Orange County, New [p.152] York militia,
1775. He was born
in Weston, Conn.;
died in Orange County, N. Y.
Joshua Tuthill
served as private in Suffolk County, New York militia. He was born, 1732,
in Brook Haven;
died in Orange
County, N. Y.
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Mrs. Mary
Emma Lynn Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
110606
Born in Fayette
County, Pa.
Wife of Clyde
Boyd.
Descendant of
Capt. Andrew Lynn, as follows:
1. Denton Lynn
(1832-1913) m. 1857 Margaret A. Corwin (1840-81).
2. John Lynn
(1794-1832) m. Drusilla Curry.
3. Andrew Lynn,
Jr. (1766-1855), m. Nancy Johnson.
4. Andrew Lynn
m. 1760 Mary A. Johnson (1733-1814).
Andrew Lynn
served as captain under Lieutenant-Colonel Davis, Pennsylvania troops.
He was born in
Allegany County,
Md.; died, 1794, in Fayette County, Pa.
Also No. 108482.
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Mrs. Hulda Horton
Rutland.
DAR ID Number:
110721
Born in Pleasant
Ridge, Ala.
Wife of James
Richard Rutland.
Descendant of
Isaac Snedicor, as follows:
1. Robert Lionel
Horton (1856-99) m. 1879 Hulda Augusta Boyd (b. 1858).
2. Lewis
Meyer Boyd (1810-70) m. 1837 Sarah Emily Snedicor (1818-59).
3. James Snedicor
(1793-1842) m. 1816 Sallie O'Rear (1791-1861).
4. Isaac Snedicor
m. 1793 Elinor Story (1758-1842).
Isaac Snedicor
(1750-1818) served as private from Virginia. He was born in Greenbrier
County, Va.; died in
Montgomery County,
Ky.
Also No. 102413.
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Mrs. Emma
Boyd Harsh Delker.
DAR ID Number:
110882
Born in Daviess
County, Ky.
Wife of William
Delker.
Descendant of
Henry Griffith and of George Mason, as follows:
1. Jacob Harsh
(b. 1844) m. Leanna Barron (b. 1851).
2. Thomas M.
Barron (1818-66) m. Penelope McFarland (1823-1905).
3. William Barron
m. Leanna Mason; John H. McFarland (1798-1888) m. 1817 Elizabeth Griffith
(1799-1832).
4. Joshua Griffith
(1764-1845) m. 2nd 1798 Elizabeth R. Griffith (b. 1769); Thomas Mason m.
Ann Hoe.
5. Henry Griffith
m. 2nd 1751 Ruth Hammond (b. 1731); George Mason m. 1st Ann Eilbeck.
Henry Griffith
(1720-94) was a member of the Colonial Assembly and a delegate to the convention,
1775,
that formed
the “Association of the Freemen of Maryland.” He was born in Anne Arundel
County; died in
Montgomery County,
Md.
Also No. 72517.
George Mason
(1725-92) served on the Committee of Safety; 1776 drew up the Virginia
Bill of Rights, and in
1777 was a member
of the Continental Congress. He was born and died in Virginia.
Also No. 98956.
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Mrs. Elisabeth
S. Ewart Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
111075
Born in Groveland,
N. Y.
Wife of Andrew
J. Boyd.
Descendant of
Jesse Stevens, as follows:
1. William Ewart
(1796-1851) m. 1831 Elvira Stevens (1807-88).
2. Jesse Stevens
m. 1790 Molly Spaulding (1768-1847).
Jesse Stevens
(1764-1852) enlisted, 1781, as a private in the Massachusetts militia in
Capt. Samuel Fay's
company to reinforce
the Continental Army. He was born in Chelmsford, Mass.; died in Richmond,
N. Y.
Also No. 107426
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Miss Mary
Elvira Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
111076
Born in Geneseo,
N. Y.
Descendant of
Jesse Stevens, as follows:
1. Andrew
J. Boyd (b. 1847) m. 1878 Elisabeth Stevens (b. 1850).
See No. 111075.
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Mrs. Beulah
Stewart Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
111091
Born in Chester,
S. C.
Wife of F.
N. Boyd.
Descendant of
George Darby and of Asa Darby, as follows:
1. Robert Curtis
Stewart (1850-97) m. 1876 Margaret Albright (b. 1852).
2. John Leonard
Albright (1809-89) m. 1835 Hannah Darby (1819-93).
3. George Darby
(b. 1783) m. — Clark.
4. Asa Darby
m. 1778 Dorcas Gore (b. 1759).
5. George Darby
m. 1750 Ann — (d. 1818).
George Darby
(1726-88) took the patriot's oath in Maryland. He died in Montgomery County,
Md.
Also No. 103859.
Asa Darby (1756-1833)
served as a private in the 6th company, Upper battalion, Maryland troops.
He was
born in Montgomery
County, Md.; died in Chester County, S. C.
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Mrs. Fannie
Rockafellow Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
111248
Born in Galva,
Ill.
Wife of Randolph
Boyd.
Descendant of
William Rockefeller and Daniel Newcomb, as follows:
1. Abraham Johnson
Rockafellow (1818-68) m. 1840 Sarah Newcomb (1822-68).
2. William Rockefeller
(1787-1857) m. Hannah Davis (1785-1844; Charles Newcomb (b. 1792) m. 1822
Betty (Hallett)
Hatcher (b. 1793).
3. Andrew Rockefeller
(1763-1811) m. Hannah Hixon (1765-1853); Daniel Newcomb m. 1781 Sarah Stearns
(1758-96).
4. William Rockefeller
m. Magdalena Quick.
William Rockefeller
served as a private in the New Jersey militia. He was born in Amwell; died,
1785, in
Hunterdon County,
N. J.
Also No. 110920.
Daniel
Newcomb (1747-1818) was a delegate, 1781, to the convention in Keene, N.
H. He was born
in Norton, Mass.;
died in Keene, N. H.
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Mrs. Annie Maria
Whitcomb Wyman.
DAR ID Number:
111379
Born in Monticello,
Minn.
Wife of Frank
H. Wyman.
Descendant of
Abner Whitcomb, as follows:
1. Charles
Boyd Whitcomb (1832-72) m. Margaret Murch (1830-1908).
2. Eli Whitcomb
(1802-74) m. Abigail Dodge (1806-46).
3. Abner Whitcomb,
Jr. (b. 1760), m. Amelia Holbrook (1766-1804).
4. Abner Whitcomb
m. 1st Sarah Jefts (b. 1734).
Abner Whitcomb
(1734-1821) served as a minute man in Massachusetts troops, 1776, under
Capt. Henry
Haskell and
Col. Prescott. He was born in New Hampshire; died, 1821, in Hancock, N.
H.
Also No. 90147.
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Miss Florence
E. Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
111466
Born in Londonderry,
N. H.
Descendant of
William Boyd, as follows:
1. Calvin
Boyd (1818-79) m. 1844 Charlotte W. Shepard (1814-1910).
2. William
Boyd m. 2nd 1816 Martha Dickey (1780-1879).
William Boyd
(1756-1825) served as private from Antrim, New Hampshire, in the defense
of Rhode Island.
He was born
and died in Londonderry, N. H.
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Mrs. Cornelia
Boyd Gourdin Gamble.
DAR ID Number:
111580
Born in Williamsburg
County, S. C.
Wife of William
Gadsden Gamble, M. D.
Descendant of
Richard Richardson, as follows:
1. John K. Gourdin
(1834-1903) m. Cornelia I. Boyd (b. 1845).
2. William
S. Boyd (1820-91) m. Laura Nelson Covert (1820-90).
3. John Boyd
(1770-1848) m. Susannah Richardson (1789-1824).
4. Richard Richardson
(1741-1818) m. Dorcas Nelson (1741-1837).
5. Richard Richardson
m. 1st, 1738 Elizabeth Cantey (d. 1767).
Richard Richardson
(1704-80), though an old man, was in the battle of Fort Moultrie; taken
prisoner at
Charleston,
and released only when death seemed inevitable.
Also No. 49021.
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Mrs. Emma Griffing
Hart.
DAR ID Number:
111583
Born in Clark,
S. D.
Wife of Ray
Hart.
Descendant of
Ensign Stephen Griffing, as follows:
1. George Cameron
Griffing (b. 1861) m. 1884 Adaline McSpadden (1867-1908).
2. Stephen B.
Griffing (1830-1907) m. 1859 Fannie Brown (b. 1836).
3. Nathaniel
Griffing (1794-1889) m. 1823 Susan Boyd (b. 1802).
4. Stephen Griffing
m. 1781 Elizabeth Uhl (1763-1856).
See No. 111027.
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[p.198] Mrs.
Elizabeth Hawkins Murphy.
DAR ID Number:
111598
Born in Matagorda
County, Texas.
Wife of Mike
Murphy.
Descendant of
Col. Philemon Hawkins, as follows:
1. Frank Hawkins
(1850-1902) m. 1887 Elmore Rugeley (1867-96).
2. James
Boyd Hawkins (1813-96) m. Ariella Adella Alston (1821-1902).
3. John D. Hawkins
(1781-1858) m. Jane A. Boyd (1784-1875).
4. Philemon
Hawkins, Jr. (1752-1833), m. 1775 Lucy Davis (d. 1807).
5. Philemon
Hawkins m. 1743 Delia Martin (d. 1794).
Philemon Hawkins
(1717-1801) was a member of the Provincial Congress, 1776, at Halifax,
N. C., and
colonel of levies
raised to defend Wilmington. He was born in Gloucester County, Va.
Also No. 94177.
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Mrs. Kate
G. Bowen Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
111905
Born in Paris,
Ky.
Descendant of
Samuel Stone, as follows:
1. Adna H. Bowen
(b. 1842) m. 1862 Julia S. Babcock (b. 1842).
See No. 111904.
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Mrs. Bessie
Lyles Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
111939
Born in Fairfield
County, S. C.
Wife of William
Clarence Boyd.
Descendant of
Capt. Aromanus Lyles, as follows:
1. John W. Lyles
(b. 1845) m. 1874 Susan C. Morris (b. 1856).
2. Thomas M.
Lyles (d. 1902) m. 1833 Eliza R. Pean (1818-98).
3. Thomas Lyles
(1787-1874) m. Mary Woodward (d. 1855).
4. Aromanus
Lyles m. Rebecca Valentine.
Aromanus Lyles
(1748-1820) commanded a company in the South Carolina Line. He was born
and died in
Fairfield County,
S. C.
Also No. 32310.
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Mrs. Harriet
Alexander Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
111980
Born in Beresford,
Fla.
Wife of Robert
H. Boyd.
Descendant of
John McKnitt Alexander, as follows:
1. Andrew Henderson
Alexander (1829-1907) m. 1866 Frances Eugenia McLean (1843-1914).
2. John Ramsey
Alexander (1801-73) m. 1823 Harriet Henderson (1806-82).
3. William Bain
Alexander (1764-1844) m. 1790 Violet Davidson (1771-1824).
See No. 111521.
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Mrs. Myrta E.
Atkinson Rehmeier.
DAR ID Number:
112027
Born in Lawrence,
Kansas.
Wife of Franklin
Philip Rehmeier.
Descendant of
William Boyd, as follows:
1. Henry C.
Atkinson (1844-75) m. Mary Boyd (1845-82).
2. Wood Boyd
(1816-71) m. Michel Hollowell (1823-82).
3. William
Boyd, Jr. (1792-1835) m. Martha Hapwood (1794-1862).
4. William
Boyd m. Rhoda Davenport (1753-1846).
William Boyd
(1758-1831) enlisted 1777 as a private in the 10th regiment, Capt. Stevenson's
company, North
Carolina troops.
He was born in North Carolina.
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Mrs. Alida May
Shinn.
DAR ID Number:
112085
Born in Philadelphia,
Pa.
Wife of Eugene
Russell Shinn.
Descendant of
Maj.-Gen. Arthur St. Clair, as follows:
1. David
Boyd, Jr. (1824-82), m. 1869 Alida Vischer Knickerbocker (b. 1847).
2. David
Boyd m. 1823 Phœbe St. Clair (1794-1887).
3. Daniel St.
Clair (1764-1833) m. Rachel Thomson (1771-1821).
4. Arthur St.
Clair m. 1760 Phœbe Bayard.
Arthur St. Clair
(1736-1818) was colonel of Pennsylvania militia, brigadier-general, 1776;
major-general,
1777. He served
to the close of the war and was President of the Society of the Cincinnati
of Pennsylvania.
Also No. 77618.
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Miss Irene Eleanor
Harsha.
DAR ID Number:
112581
Born in Charlevoix,
Mich.
Descendant of
Sergt. Hugh Thomson, as follows:
1. Horace Shaw
Harsha (b. 1852) m. 1884 Margaret Carnes (b. 1862).
2. William Carnes
(1825-1900) m. 1848 Virginia Thomson (1827-99).
3. Hugh Thomson,
Jr. (1787-1852), m. 1811 Elizabeth Sponseller (1790-1881).
4. Hugh Thomson
m. 1770 Jane Boyd (1744-1812).
Hugh Thompson
(1748-1812) served as private in the 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. 109617.
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Mrs. Marion
R. Boyd Kinney.
DAR ID Number:
113176
Born in Alexandria,
Minn.
Wife of Chaldon
B. Kinney.
Descendant of
Benjamin Rexford, as follows:
1. Harlow
James Boyd (1852-1909) m. 1881 Lillian Rexford (b. 1857).
2. Lorenzo Rexford
(1827-1902) m. Rhoda Powers (1828-83).
3. Levi Rexford
(1801-77) m. Luancy (?) Dowd.
4. Thomas Rexford
(b. 1766) m. 1792 Silve Everett.
5. Benjamin
Rexford m. 1760 Esther Hall.
Benjamin Rexford
in 1776 served as a private from Connecticut, where, in 1739, he was born
and where he died.
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Mrs. Lillian
Shackelton Dunham.
DAR ID Number:
113298
Born in Cornell,
Ill.
Wife of C. S.
Dunham.
Descendant of
Philip Viele, as follows:
1. Charles Wesley
Shackelton (1843-1901) m. 1862 Alida Vinetta Viele (b. 1846).
2. Cornelius
Viele 1817-56) m. 1844 Jane E. Johnson (1824-51).
3. Jacob Viele
(1775-1850) m. Catherine Boyd (1785-1867).
4. Philip Viele
m. Rachel Fonda.
Philip Viele
(1745-97) served as private in Captain Van Patten's company, Col. Myndert
Wemple's 2nd
Albany County,
New York regiment. He was born and died in Schenectady, N. Y.
Also No. 94922.
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Mrs. Hallie
Antoinette Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
113436
Born in New
Hartford, Conn.
Wife of Jesse
Cookeman Boyd.
Descendant of
Matthew Smith, as follows:
1. Robert Ralston
Smith (1843-1900) m. 1857 Minnie Simmons (b. 1844).
2. John Cotton
Smith (1810-70) m. 1832 Ellen Content Fox (1811-91).
3. Asa Smith
(1781-1858) m. 1802 Mary Brainerd Beckwith (1783-1842).
4. Matthew Smith
m. 1761 Thankful Ackley (d. 1830).
Matthew Smith
(1740-1824) served from East Haddam as private in Capt. John Willey's company
at the
Lexington Alarm.
He was born and died in East Haddam, Conn.
Also No. 45652.
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Miss Isabelle
M. Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
114180
Born in San
Francisco, Calif.
Descendant of
Matthew Lum, as follows.
1. James
Thomas Boyd (b. 1858) m. 1879 Emma Elizabeth Lum (b. 1860).
2. Alexander
Stewart Lum (1821-64) m. 1853 Helen Sherwood (1827-83).
3. Charles Lum
(b. 1795) m. Charlotte Osborne.
4. Matthew Lum
m. 1784 Hannah Ludlow (1763-1813).
Matthew Lum
served as private in Morris County, New Jersey militia. He was born in
Morristown, N. J.;
died in Geneva,
N. Y.
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Mrs. Ethel
Boyd Newall.
DAR ID Number:
114181
Born in San
Francisco, Calif.
Descendant of
Matthew Lum, as follows:
1. James
Thomas Boyd (b. 1858) m. 1879 Emma Elizabeth Lum (b. 1860).
See No. 114180.
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Mrs. Beulah
Boyd Ritchie.
DAR ID Number:
114565
Born in Wheeling,
W. Va.
Wife of Charles
M. Ritchie.
Descendant of
Dr. Absalom Baird, as follows:
1. George
Edmund Boyd (1839-1913) m. 1863 Annie Caldwell (b. 1842).
2. Alfred Caldwell
(1817-68) m. 1839 Martha Baird (1821-59).
3. George Baird
(1785-1860) m. 1811 Jane Wilson (1793-1872).
4. Absalom Baird
m. 1783 Susanna Harlan Brown (d. 1802).
Absalom Baird
(1757-1805) in 1781 was surgeon in Colonel Baldwin's regiment of artificers.
He was born in
Chester County;
died in Washington, Pa.
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Mrs. Lulu Virginia
Ramsey Mcgee.
DAR ID Number:
114568
Born in Trenton,
Tenn.
Wife of William
B. McGee.
Descendant of
James Kennerly, William Webb, Nathaniel Overall, and Lieut. William Ramsey,
as follows:
1. John Wesley
Ramsey (1840-1901) m. 1866 Victoria Heard (b. 1846).
2. Nathaniel
Jefferson Ramsey (1809-71) m. 1828 Frances Young Davis (1812-62); George
Whitfield Heard
(1806-84) m.
1837 Catherine Ewell (1816-69).
3. William Ramsey,
Jr. (d. 1833), m. 1803 Mary Overall (1783-1849); John Ewell (1772-1827)
m. 1801
Mary Kennerly
(1780-1861); Baxter Davis (1773-1839) m. 1801 Mary Webb (1782-1837).
4. William Ramsey
m. Maria Boyd (b. 1744); James Kennerly m. Susannah Long (b. 1747);
William Webb
m. 1771 Frances
Young (d. 1810); Nathaniel Overall m. 1780 Annie Thomas (d. 1844).
James Kennerly
(1734-1827) belonged to Capt. Robertson's company, Virginia militia, 1777-78.
He was born
in Culpeper
County; died in Augusta County, Va.
William Webb
(1745-1809) served as a private in Capt. John Ashby's company, 3rd Virginia
regiment. He
was born in
Essex County, Va.; died in Granville County, N. C.
Nathaniel Overall
was a patriot, signed the Compact of Government, 1780, in Tennessee, where
in 1835 he
died in Rutherford
County. He was born in Virginia.
William Ramsey
(1742-1824) served as lieutenant in Capt. Charles Polk's company of light
horse,
Mecklenburg
County, N. C., where he was born. He died in Rutherford County, Tenn.
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Mrs. Pauline
Ramsey Smith.
DAR ID Number:
114571
Born in Pike
County, Ala.
Wife of Archibald
S. H. Smith.
Descendant of
Robert Boyd, as follows:
1. Asa Alexander
Ramsey (1846-79) m. 1869 Julia Jane Boyd (b. 1847).
2. Robert
Boyd (1815-86) 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.
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[p.180] Mrs.
Effie May Avitt Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
114576
Born in Putnam
County, Ind.
Wife of Walter
C. Boyd.
Descendant of
Peter Priest, as follows:
1. John Franklin
Avitt (b. 1844) m. 1865 Mary L. Witt (1846-73).
2. Elisha Avitt
(d. 1882) m. Frances Catlett Priest.
3. George Priest
(b. 1792) m. 1816 Sally Lane.
4. Peter Priest
m. 1790 Sarah McKay or McCoy (d. 1839).
Peter Priest
(1757-1835) enlisted, 1780, as a private in Capt. Robert George's company,
Col. George Rogers
Clark's Virginia
regiment; engaged in Battle of Pickaway Plains. He died in Barren County,
Ky.
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Mrs. Sarah Mellon
Scott Remington.
DAR ID Number:
114734
Born in Gallitzin,
Pa.
Wife of George
Norton Remington.
Descendant of
Matthew Hillis, as follows:
1. Abram
Boyd Scott (1821-74) m. 1849 Margaret McMasters (b. 1828).
2. Alexander
Scott (1794-1866) m. 1821 Elizabeth Boyd (1801-34).
3. Abram
Boyd (1770-1854) m. 1798 Eleanor Hillis (d. 1816).
4. Matthew Hillis
m. Elizabeth —.
Matthew Hillis
served as private in Capt. Thomas Rankins' company, Col. William Crawford's
regiment, in
the Sandusky
expedition; also a Ranger on the frontier of Washington County, Pa., 1778-83.
His will was
probated in
Washington County, Pa., 1803.
Also No. 95247.
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Mrs. Mabel
Morse Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
114838
Born in Rochester,
Mass.
Wife of Henry
W. Boyd.
Descendant of
Simeon Morse, as follows:
1. Seth C. Morse
(1820-97) m. 1850 Mary Savery Swift (1829-99).
2. Simeon Morse,
Jr. (1782-1863) m. 1806 Sylvia Fish.
See No. 114834.
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Mrs. Marie Elizabeth
Hunter Storer.
DAR ID Number:
115487
Born in Charlotte,
N. C.
Wife of Stacy
Stewart Storer.
Descendant of
Capt. Peter Forney, as follows:
1. J. C. Hunter
(b. 1860) m. 1887 Minnie Boyd (b. 1865).
2. Marcus
Boyd (1824-1903) m. 1852 Mary Reinhardt (b. 1834).
3. Franklin
M. Reinhardt (1807-69) m. 1834 Sarah Smith (1816-79).
4. Christian
Reinhardt m. 1803 Mary Forney.
5. Peter Forney
m. 1783 Nancy Abernethy.
Peter Forney
(1756-1839) enlisted, 1776, as private in Capt. James Johnston's company,
Col. William
Graham's regiment;
in 1777 was lieutenant in Col. Charles McLean's regiment. In 1781 he commanded
a
company of dragoons.
He was born and died in Lincoln County, N. C.
Also No. 86411.
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Miss Carol Fernandez
Robertson.
DAR ID Number:
115559
Born in Union,
S. C.
Descendant of
John Nuckolls, as follows:
1. Columbus
Robertson (b. 1850) m. 1881 Carrie Boyd (b. 1861).
2. Charles
W. Boyd (1835-63) m. 1859 Maria A. Goudelock (b. 1841).
3. Davis Goudelock
(1807-68) m. 1838 Caroline Fernandez (1806-86).
4. William Goudelock
(1768-1857) m. Agnes Nuckolls (1771-1840).
5. John Nuckolls
m. 1756 Agatha Bullock (1741-1815).
See No. 115557.
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Mrs. Carrie
Boyd Robertson.
DAR ID Number:
115560
Born in Union,
S. C.
Wife of C. R.
Robertson.
Descendant of
John Nuckolls, as follows:
1. Charles
W. Boyd (1835-63) m. 1859 Maria A. Goudelock (b. 1841).
See Nos. 115558,
115559.
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Mrs. Mary Tipton
Crenshaw Boord.
DAR ID Number:
116059
Born in Fountain
County, Ind.
Wife of Mont
Boord.
Descendant of
Col. Robert Patterson, as follows:
1. William A.
Tipton m. 1858 Harriet Nisbet Boyd (1842-72).
2. Samuel
P. Boyd (1813-59) m. 1840 Rebecca Jane Nisbet (1822-73).
3. James Irwin
Nisbet (1777-1836) m. 1806 Elizabeth Patterson (1788-1827).
4. Robert Patterson
m. 1780 Elizabeth Lindsay (1760-1833).
Robert Patterson
(1753-1827) was commissioned captain, 1780, by Gov. Thomas Jefferson, and
promoted
colonel, 1782.
In 1812 he received a pension. He was born in Bedford County, Pa.; died
in Dayton, Ohio.
Also No. 84451.
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Mrs. Jennie
Culver Kappelman.
DAR ID Number:
154180
Born in Evanston,
Ill.
Wife of Frederick
Phillip Kappelman.
Descendant of
John Breese, as follows:
1. Nelson Culver
(1850-1905) m. 1870 Mary Louise Richards (b. 1852-83).
2. John Breese
Culver (1811-94) m. Margaret Ann Boyd.
3. Phinehas
Culver (b. 1764) m. 1794 Phoebe Breese (b. 1773).
4. John Breese
m. 1769 Hannah Gildersleeve (1750-1844).
John Breese
(1738-1829) served as private in Capt. William Bond's company, 4th battalion,
2d establishment,
New Jersey Line.
He was born in Somerset County, N. J.; died in Chemung County, N. Y.
Also No. 149056.
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Miss Alice
Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
154236
Born in Elba,
Ala.
Descendant of
James Young, as follows:
1. William
Penn Boyd (b. 1852) m. 1877 Sallie Sirmnons (b. 1856).
2. Alfred
Boyd (1813-82) m. 1834 Caroline Ann Jones (1818-92).
3. Archibald
Boyd m. 1806 Esther Young (b. 1787).
4. James Young
m. 1773 Mary Thompson (1753-1834).
James Young
(1750-1802) was an inspector of rice and flour in the 6th South Carolina
regiment, 1775. He
was born in
Ireland; died in Newberry County, S. C.
Also No. 134528.
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Mrs. Florence
Hilda Greene Cleveland.
DAR ID Number:
154555
Born in Somerville,
Mass.
Wife of Clarence
W. Cleveland.
Descendant of
Simeon Bowen, as follows:
1. Herbert W.
Greene (1856-1909) m. 2d 1878 Abbie R. Woodard (b. 1857).
2. George Greene
(1827-92) m. 1854 Mary Bowen (1831-98).
3. Timothy W.
Bowen (1802-41) m. 1825 Barbara Boyd (1810-71).
4. Newman Bowen
(1763-1836) m. 1790 Lydia Remington (1765-1836).
5. Simeon Bowen
m. 1750 Mary Newman (1732-83).
Simeon Bowen
(1730-1809) served as private, 1780, in Capt. Jabez Bullock's company,
Col. Thomas
Carpenter's
regiment, on the Tiverton, R. I. Alarm. He was born and died in Rehoboth,
Mass.
Also No. 137630.
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[p.233] Mrs.
Doris Robson Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
154728
Born in Terre
Haute, Ind.
Wife of William
Nathaway Boyd.
Descendant of
Benjamin Betts, as follows:
1. George B.
Robson (b. 1865) m. 1889 Frances Nichoson (b. 1868).
2. Albert G.
Nichoson (b. 1837) m. 1866 Harriet Buckbee (b. 1847).
3. John Thomas
Buckbee (1821-80) m. 1839 Frances Van Dusen (1821-85).
4. Joseph Buckbee
(b. 1777) m. 1800 Susanna Betts (b. 1779).
5. Benjamin
Betts m. Jane Cameron.
Benjamin Betts
served, 1776, as private in Captain Bell's company of “Householders” in
Lieut.-Col. John
Mead's regiment,
Connecticut troops. He was born, 1747, in Norwalk, Conn.
Also No. 74021.
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Mrs. Jassamine
Slaughter Burgum.
DAR ID Number:
154815
Born in Bismarck,
N. Dak.
Wife of Joseph
Arthur Burgum.
Descendant of
Francis Boyd, as follows:
1. B. Frank
Slaughter (1842-96) m. 1869 Linda Warfel Slaughter (1842-1911).
2. Charles Warfel
(1808-65) m. 1830 Mary Boyd (1810-79).
3. William
Francis Boyd (1782-1850) m. 1803 Elizabeth Kelley (1780-1844).
4. Francis Boyd
m. Nancy Ann Wosnum.
Francis Boyd
(1758-1824) received a pension for service as private under Colonels McClenahan
and Nelson,
Virginia troops.
He died in Fayette County, Ohio.
Also No. 34877.
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Mrs. Ella
Mae Buttermore Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
154929
Born in Connellsville,
Pa.
Wife of John
Boyd.
Descendant of
Jacob Bottimore, as follows:
1. William T.
Buttermore (b. 1852) m. 1881 Ellen King (1863-1913).
2. George S.
Buttermore (1817-79) m. Maria Nulter (1826-1911).
3. Jacob Buttermore
(d. 1857) m. Christine Smith (d. 1871).
4. Jacob Bottimore
m. —.
See No. 154928.
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Mrs. Stella
Boyd Riley.
DAR ID Number:
116248
Born in Racine,
Wis.
Wife of Edward
Henry Riley.
Descendant of
Lieut. Jesse Young and Capt. Timothy Barron, as follows:
1. Robert
M. Boyd (b. 1840) m. Ida Comstock (b. 1846).
2. Leander Comstock
(b. 1820) m. 1845 Mary Hurd.
3. John Hurd
m. Mary Young.
4. Jacob Hurd
(1761-1812) m. Hannah Barron (1766-1837); Jesse Young m. Ruby Richardson.
5. Timothy Barron
m. Olive Russell.
Jesse Young
(1751-1804) served as corporal in the New Hampshire Rangers, 1775, and
rose to the rank of
lieutenant for
the defense of the frontiers. He was born in Haverhill, Mass.; died in
Lisbon, N. H.
Also No. 24310.
Timothy Barron
(1740-97) commanded a company in Colonel Bedell's regiment, 1778-79. He
was
born in Massachusetts;
died in Haverhill, N. H.
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Mrs. Julia Allen
Cole.
DAR ID Number:
116300
Born in Hartland,
N. Y.
Wife of George
Henry Cole.
Descendant of
Nathaniel Allen, as follows:
1. Elias Bliss
Allen (1823-1904) m. 1849 Eliza Ann Boyd (1829-1901).
2. Nathaniel
Allen, Jr. (1795-1886), m. 1st Polly Buell (1790-1828).
3. Nathaniel
Allen m. Susanna Carpenter (1764-1838).
Nathaniel Allen
(1762-1828) served as a private in Capt. Tilden's company, Col. Mclellan's
regiment,
Connecticut
troops. He was born in Pomfret, Conn.; died in Hubbardston or Sudbury,
Vt.
Also No. 81465.
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Mrs. Mary Foster
Jackson.
DAR ID Number:
116702
Born in Raleigh,
N. C.
Wife of Herbert
Jackson.
Descendant of
Col. Philemon Hawkins and of Lieut. Col. Philemon Hawkins, Jr., as follows:
1. Omega H.
Foster, Jr. (b. 1865), m. 1889 Ada V. Williamson (1869-98).
2. Omega H.
Foster m. 1859 Mary Frances Jones.
3. Protheus
E. A. Jones m. Mary Hawkins.
4. John Davis
Hawkins (1781-1858) m. 1803 Jane A. Boyd (1784-1875).
5. Philemon
Hawkins, Jr., m. 1775 Lucy Davis (d. 1807).
6. Philemon
Hawkins m. 1743 Delia Martin (d. 1794).
Philemon Hawkins
(1717-1801) was a member of the Provincial Congress, 1776, at Halifax,
N. C., and
colonel of levies
raised to defend Wilmington. He was born in Virginia; died in North Carolina.
Also No. 111598.
Philemon Hawkins,
Jr. (1752-1833), served as lieutenant colonel in the North Carolina militia.
He was born in
Bute County;
died in Warren County, N. C.
Also No. 96776.
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Mrs. Margaret
Boyd Ellis Swan.
DAR ID Number:
117073
Born in Titusville,
Pa.
Descendant of
Robert Boyd, Jr., as follows:
1. Louis Fangeres
Ellis (1843-1909) m. 1864 Margaret Boyd (1843-81).
2. John Boyd
(d. 1877) m. 1829 Anna Helen Gregg Roome (b. 1807).
3. Samuel
Boyd (d. 1839) m. 1793 Eliza Pearson.
4. Robert
Boyd, Jr., m. — Smith.
Robert Boyd
(1734-1804) was a member of the Committee of Safety of Ulster County, N.
Y., 1777. He was
born in Ireland;
died in New York City.
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Mrs. Sarah
Evelyn Edwards Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
117215
Born in Port
Monmouth, N. J.
Wife of Dr.
E. T. Boyd.
Descendant of
Ebenezer Wood, Ensign Johannes Meyer and Isaac Cole, as follows:
1. William Henry
Edwards (b. 1842) m. 1870 Henrietta L. Wood (1849-1910).
2. Jacob B.
Wood (1811-65) m. 2nd 1842 Mary C. Lippincott (1825-97).
3. Benjamin
Wood (1780-1875) m. 1806 Catherine Cole (1788-1850); Thomas Lippincott
(1794-1867) m.
1816 Catherine
Cole (1801-81).
4. Ebenezer
Wood m. 2nd 1769 Margaret Hubbard (1746-98); David Cole (1777-1856) m.
1798 Elizabeth
Meyer (1776-1859)
(parents of Catherine (Cole) Lippincott).
5. Johannes
Meyer m. 1775 Catherine Van Houten (1754-1844); Isaac Cole m. 1764 Catherine
Serven
(1747-1832).
Ebenezer Wood
(1729-1810), a patriot, was deputy sheriff of Orange County, N. Y., during
the Revolution.
He was born
in Massachusetts; died in New York City.
Johannes Meyer
(1747-1817) served as ensign in a Clarkstown company, Haverstraw precinct.
He was born
in Tappan; died
in Hempstead, N. Y.
Isaac Cole (1741-1800)
served as private in Colonel Hay's New York State troops. He was born in
Tappan;
died in Broadalbin,
N. Y.
Also No. 54911.
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Mrs. Sallie
Bessie Boyd Craig.
DAR ID Number:
117216
Born in St.
Joseph, Mo.
Wife of Dr.
William Bedford Craig.
Descendant of
William Bronaugh, as follows:
1. John Robert
Boyd (1835-62) m. 1860 Elizabeth Peyton (1838-1900).
2. Henry Peyton,
Jr. (1790-1854), m. 1818 Sallie Garrard Grigsby (1795-1852).
3. Henry Peyton
(1765-1820) m. 1789 Elizabeth Bronaugh (1766-1824).
4. William Bronaugh
m. 2nd 1763 Mary Doniphan Cooke (1737-81).
William Bronaugh
(1730-1800) was a patriot who signed a protest against the Stamp Act. He
was born in
Stafford County,
Va.
Also No. 91478.
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Miss Cora Julia
Clark.
DAR ID Number:
117897
Born in Andover,
Ohio.
Descendant of
Ezra Woodworth, William Reed, Hugh Truesdale and Abner Waters, as follows:
1. Henry Lee
Clark (b. 1856) m. 1879 Adelaide Heath (b. 1861).
2. Henry Heath
(1834-61) m. 1857 Sabra Woodworth (b. 1837); William Gibson Clark (1821-1908)
m. 1845
Julia Waters
(1828-80).
3. Diodate Woodworth
(1790-1886) m. 1817 Juliana Percival Woodworth (1801-68); Solomon Waters
(1794-1881)
m. 1815 Anna Reed (1792-1836); John Clark (1786-1860) m. 1808 Mary Truesdale
(1788-1821).
4. Ezra Woodworth
m. Anna Woodworth (1753-1838); William Reed m. 1783 Mary Boyd (b.
1761); Abner
Waters m. Anna
Brewster; Hugh Truesdale m. 1777 Mary Lytle.
Ezra Woodworth
(1763-1834) served as private in the 4th Connecticut regiment. He was born
in Lebanon,
Conn.; died
in Williamsfield, Ohio.
Also No. 110552.
William Reed
(1760-1845) was placed on the pension roll of Crawford County, 1831, for
service as private,
Pennsylvania
militia. He was born in Lancaster County; died in North Chenango, Pa.
Also No. 23627.
Hugh Truesdale
(1730-1814) was a private in the Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia,
1778, Capt.
Charles Leiper
in command. He was born in County Down, Ireland; died in Beaver County,
Pa.
Also No. 86504.
[p.282] Abner
Waters (1757-1839) was placed on the pension roll of Trumbull County, Ohio,
for service as
private, 1776,
in Capt. Lebbeus Ball's company, Col. William Shepherd's Massachusetts
regiment, Continental
Line. He was
born in Hebron, Conn.; died in Trumbull County, Ohio.
Also No. 96429.
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Mrs. Edith Wood
Bates.
DAR ID Number:
117906
Born in Chicopee,
Mass.
Wife of Frederic
G. Bates.
Descendant of
Dr. Ezekiel Wood, David Wood, Corp. Samuel Pember and Jedediah Kimball,
as follows:
1. John Boyd
Wood (1827-1914) m. 1853 Lucy Ellen Kimball (b. 1837).
2. Russell Wood
(1800-67) m. 1824 Eunice Boyd (1795-1867); Elijah Kimball (1809-80)
m. 1836 Mary Jane
Russell (1812-1901).
Eunice Boyd and Russell Wood
3. David Wood
m. Princes Danks; Asa Kimball (1778-1865) m. 2nd 1808 Lucy Pember (1779-1854).
4. Ezekiel Wood
m. Mary —; Samuel Pember m. 1777 Ester Reed; Jedediah Kimball m. 1775 Eunice
Love
(1761-1838).
Ezekiel Wood
(1724-81) enlisted from Southampton, Mass., 1775, for three months, and,
in 1781, for three
years as surgeon.
He was born in Connecticut; died while in active service and is buried
at West Point, N. Y.
David Wood (1763-1846)
enlisted, 1779, and served in Captain Pomeroy's company, Colonel Chapin's
regiment. In
1818 he was granted a pension for nine months actual service as private,
Massachusetts troops.
He was born
in Westhampton; died in West Springfield, Mass.
Also No. 74177.
Samuel Pember
(1750-1826) in 1775 served at Ticonderoga and Crown Point. In 1780 he was
captured and
carried to Canada,
but his [p.285] father finally bought his release. He was born in Ellington,
Conn.; died in
Randolph, Vt.
Also No. 4410.
Jedediah Kimball
(1749-1825) was with Lafayette, 1781, at the battles of Green Springs and
Jamestown
Ford, Va., also
at Yorktown. He was discharged at West Point, 1783. He was born in Norwich,
Conn.; died
in Stowe, Vt.
Also No. 92870.
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Mrs. Elizabeth
Julia Scott Kennedy.
DAR ID Number:
117983
Born in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Wife of Harris
H. Kennedy.
Descendant of
Matthew Hillis, as follows:
1. Joseph MacMaster
Scott (b. 1851) m. 1873 Elizabeth Ann Dobson (1849-91).
2. Abram
Boyd Scott (1821-74) m. 1849 Margaret MacMaster (b. 1828).
3. Alexander
Scott (1794-1866) m. 1821 Elizabeth Boyd (1801-34).
4. Abram
Boyd (1770-1854) m. 1798 Eleanor Hillis (d. 1816).
5. Matthew Hillis
m. Elizabeth —.
Matthew Hillis
served as private in Capt. Thomas Rankin's company, Col. William
Crawford's regiment, in
the Sandusky
expedition. Also was a Ranger on the frontier of Washington County, Pa.,
1778-83. In 1803
his will was
probated in Washington County, Pa.
Also No. 114734.
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Mrs. Susan Robinson
Schwarz.
DAR ID Number:
119026
Born in Newcastle,
Maine.
Wife of Franz
H. Schwarz.
Descendant of
Robert Robinson, John Farnsworth, Corp. Joshua Hemenway, Archibald
Robinson and
Thomas Boyd,
as follows:
1. Edward K.
Robinson (1827-1909) m. 1864 Emily E. Farnsworth (b. 1845).
2. James Robinson
(1782-1874) m. 1816 Martha Stetson (1796-1828); John Farnsworth (b. 1817)
m. 1843
Sophronia
Webber Boyd (1820-89).
3. Robert Robinson
m. Jane Webb (1753-1843); Royal Farnsworth (1792-1844) m. Rebecca Hemenway
(1788-1863);
Thomas Boyd, Jr. (b. 1793), m. 1813 Abigail Webber (1793-1871).
4. John Farnsworth
m. 1773 Hannah White (1752-1827); Joshua Hemenway m. Miliscent —; Archibald
Robinson m.
1746 Mary Field (b. 1716); Thomas Boyd m. 1770 Catherine Wylie (1753-1826).
Robert Robinson
(1747-1845) served as private in Capt. Samuel Gregg's company, Col. James
Cargill's
regiment, Massachusetts
troops. He was born in Bridgewater, Mass.; died in Newcastle, Maine.
Thomas Boyd
(1748-1803) served, 1775, on the Committee of Safety for the town of Bristol,
Maine. He was
born in Ireland;
died in Boothbay, Maine.
Archibald Robinson
in 1777, with his two sons, Archibald, Jr., and James, assisted in retaking
a mast ship.
He was born,
1716, in Ireland.
Joshua Hemenway
(1755-1817) served as corporal in Capt. Ezra Emes' 8th company, Col. Abner
Perry's
regiment, Massachusetts
troops. He was born in Framingham; died in Sudbury, Mass.
John Farnsworth
(1753-1834) served as private in Capt. Jonathan Davis' company of
minute men, Col.
Jacob Whitcomb's
regiment, Massachusetts troops. He was born in Harvard, Mass.; died in
Westmoreland, NH.