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Miss Kate Culbertson.
DAR ID Number:
127076
Born in Erie
County, Pa.
Descendant of
Andrew Culbertson and of James Moorhead, as follows:
1. Thomas M.
Culbertson (1810-81) m. 1838 Nancy S. Norcross (1814-1900).
2. Andrew Culbertson,
Jr. (1772-1847), m. 1809 Ann Moorhead (1781-1867).
3. Andrew Culbertson
m. 1764 Jeannett Boyd (1740-1814); James Moorhead m. 1769 Catherine
Byers
(1748-1813).
Andrew Culbertson
(1731-97) served as private under Colonel Hunter, Pennsylvania troops.
He was born in
Chester County;
died in Williamsport, Pa.
James Moorhead
(1732-1818) served as private in Capt. Thomas Robinson's company, 7th battalion,
Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania militia. He died in Moorheadville, Pa.
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Miss Helen Griffing.
DAR ID Number:
127140
Born in Clark,
S. Dak.
Descendant of
Ensign Stephen Griffing, as follows:
1. George Cameron
Griffing (b. 1861) m. 1884 Adeline 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).
Stephen Griffing
(1754-1841) was placed on the pension roll of Warren County, NY., 1832,
for service as
ensign, New
York militia. He was born in Riverhead; died in Athol, N. Y.
Also No. 111583.
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Mrs. Dora Burge
Smith.
DAR ID Number:
127214
Born in Madisonville,
Tenn.
Wife of Percy
C. Smith.
Descendant of
Capt. Thomas Boyd, as follows:
1. Theodore
W. Burge (1841-79) m. 1872 Margaret J. Pettitt.
2. Benjamin
C. Pettitt (1818-85) m. 1844 Eliza J. Boyd (1827-75).
3. Joseph
Boyd (1797-1873) m. Margaret Lilburn (d. 1887).
4. Thomas
Boyd m. Ann Martin.
Thomas Boyd
(1754-1814) was appointed lieutenant, 1776, in Capt. Henry Shades' company,
Col. Samuel
Miles' Pennsylvania
rifle regiment, and also served as captain. He was born in Northampton
County, Pa.; died
in Knox County,
Tenn.
Also No. 121449.
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[p.68] Mrs.
Margaret Lucy Smith Staufer.
DAR ID Number:
127215
Born in Palmyra,
Mo.
Wife of Samuel
Staufer.
Descendant of
Capt. Thomas Boyd, as follows:
1. Percy C.
Smith (b. 1869) m. 1893 Dora Burge (b. 1873).
See No. 127214.
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[p.179] Mrs.
Alice Halliday Young.
DAR ID Number:
127543
Born in Mapletown,
N. Dak.
Wife of William
John Young.
Descendant of
John Fife and of Capt. William Fife, as follows:
1. Walter D.
Halliday (b. 1858) m. 1883 Flora Abbott (b. 1862).
2. Harvey Halliday
(1817-75) m. 1838 Lydia Fife (1819-1908).
3. William Fife,
Jr. (1793-1844), m. 1818 Mary Thomas (1800-70).
4. William Fife
m. Margaret Boyd (1763-1849).
5. John Fife
m. Margaret Wright.
John Fife (1721-1800)
served as private in Capt. Robert Johnson's company of Westmoreland County
rangers. He
was born in Scotland; died in Upper St. Clair, Pa.
William Fife
(1751-1808) served as private in Captain Wagoner's company, Col. John Neville,
Virginia
troops. He was
born in Scotland; died in Upper St. Clair, Pa.
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Mrs. Sarah
Fife Armour .147022
Born in Allegheny
County, Pa.
Wife of William
McCelland Armour.
Descendant of
William Fife, William Fife, Jr., John Fife, John Fife, Jr., Thomas Espey
and Capt. Alexander
Hamilton, as
follows:
1. John Albert
Fife (1849-1918) m. 1873 Sarah I. Fife (b. 1853).
2. John Fife
(1829-98) m. 1852 Rachel Aiken (1830-1904) (parents of Sarah); Thompson
Fife (1806-60) m.
1832 Margaret
Espy (1809-84) (parents of John).
3. Nathaniel
Fife (1795-1866) m. 1st Isabel Fife (1802-42) (parents of John); John Fife,
Jr., m. Isabel
Thompson (1763-1854)
(parents of Thompson); James Espy (1782-1858) m. 1807 Jane Fife (1782-1852).
4. William Fife
m. Margaret Boyd (1763-1849) (parents of Nathaniel); John Fife m.
Margaret Wright; William
Fife, Jr., m.
Margaret Fife (1760-1825) (parents of Jane and Isabel); Thomas Espy m.
1767 Anna Hamilton
(1749-1808).
5. Alexander
Hamilton m. Ann (Amanda) Reed.
William Fife
(1751-1808) served as private in Captain Waggoner's company, Col. John
Neville's regiment,
Virginia troops.
His widow received a pension. He was born in Scotland; died in Upper St.
Clair, Pa.
Also No. 141888.
William Fife,
Jr. (1757-1838), served as private in Capt. William Fife's company, 2d
battalion, Washington
County, Pennsylvania
militia. He was born in Scotland; died in Upper St. Clair, Pa .
John Fife (1721-1800)
served as private in Capt. Robert Johnson's company of Westmoreland County,
Pennsylvania
Rangers. He was born in Scotland; died in Upper St. Clair, Pa.
Also No. 132735.
John Fife,
Jr. (1756-1814) served as private in Capt. Robert Johnson's company of
Westmoreland
County Rangers
and, also, in Col. William Crawford's regiment, Pennsylvania militia. He
was born in
Scotland; died
in Upper St. Clair, Pa.
Thomas Espy
(1739-1808) was a private in Colonel Galbraith's Pennsylvania regiment.
He was born in
Lancaster County;
died in Carlisle, Pa.
Also No. 122825.
Alexander Hamilton
(1725-81) served as captain in the Pennsylvania Line. He was born in Scotland;
died in
Northumberland
County, Pennsylvania.
Also No. 146177.
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Mrs. Harriett
La Vona Cook Richardson. 147767
Born in Meadville.
Pa.
Wife of Asahel
Daniel Richardson.
Descendant of
Calvin Fairbank, as follows:
1. Alfred Rayson
Cook (b. 1859) m. 1891 Alzora Boyd (1863-1918).
2. James
Boyd (1831-1917) m. 1860 Edna Gustava Fairbanks (b. 1837).
3. Warren Fairbanks
(Fairbank) (1804-81) m. 1825 Martha Boyd (1806-95).
4. Calvin Fairbank,
Jr. (1780-1836), m. 1803 Lydia Chamberlain (b. 1867).
5. Calvin Fairbank
m. 1st 1776 Jenny Ayers (1755-1803).
Calvin Fairbank
(1753-1836) served as private in the Massachusetts troops under Colonel
Whitcomb. He was
born in Lancaster,
Mass.; died in Barnard, Vt
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Mrs. Mae
Anne Lee Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
148115
Born in Butler
County, Iowa.
Wife of W.
J. Boyd.
Descendant of
Silas Olmstead, as follows:
1. Asa R. Lee
(1842-76) m. 1865 Julia A. Olmstead (b. 1848).
2. Nathan L.
Olmstead (1809-89) m. Julia Ann Knapp (1808-90).
3. David Olmstead
(1768-1857) m. Rebecca Jackson (1765-1834).
4. Silas Olmstead
m. 1st Abigail DeForest (d. 1766).
Silas
Olmstead (1732-82) enlisted as private in Capt. Matthew Mead's company,
Colonel Waterbury's
5th regiment,
Connecticut militia. He was born in Wilton, Conn.; died at Valley Forge,
Pa.
Also No. 138371.
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Miss Evelyn
Mae Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
148116
Born in Oelwein,
Iowa.
Descendant of
Silas Olmstead, as follows:
1. W. J.
Boyd (b. 1866) m. 1892 Mae Anne Lee (b. 1868).
See No. 148115.
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Mrs. Mary
Boyd Cummings.
DAR ID Number:
148445
Born in New
York City.
Wife of Gale
L. Cummings.
Descendant of
Lieut. Henry Myers, as follows:
1. Samuel
G. Boyd (1859-1906) m. 1899 Sophie G. Weaver (b. 1875).
2. Andrew J.
Weaver (b. 1845) m. 1866 Mary M. Bushey (1844-90).
3. Joseph Weaver
(1812-85) m. 1838 Sally Ann Myers (1823-65).
4. Henry Myers,
Jr. (1800-86), m. 1819 Nancy Burns (1800-83).
5. Henry Myers
m. 1783 Mary Strobel (1766-1835).
Henry Myers
(1761-1849) served as lieutenant in Capt. Henry Stephenson's company, Johnson's
brigade,
1776; also in
the Lingamore battalion, 1777, Maryland Line, He was born in Maryland;
died in Pennsylvania.
Also No. 106590.
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[p.217] Miss
Vera Torrance.
DAR ID Number:
148700
Born in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Descendant of
Adj. Hugh Torrance, Peter Tittle and Capt. James Carnahan, as follows:
1. A. Finton
Torrance (b. 1862) m. 1891 Laura Belle Irwin (b. 1863).
2. Hugh Albert
Torrance (1832-1902) m. 1861 Harriet Boyd (b. 1839).
3. Joseph Torrance
(1807-76) m. 1830 Sarah Peeples (1813-88); William Boyd (1794-1848)
m. 1825 Jane
Mahan Carnahan
(1803-1902).
4. Hugh Torrance
m. 2d 1797 Mary (Borland) Gray (1764-1838); William Peeples (1774-1840)
m. Sarah
Tittle (1778-1866);
John Carnahan (1779-1822) m. 1801 Elizabeth Elliott (1782-1863).
5. Peter Tittle
m. Sarah Whiteside (1748-1812); James Carnahan m. 1773 Hannah Mahon.
Hugh Torrance
(1745-1830) served as ensign in Captain Shannon's company, and as adjutant
in Col. James
Dunlap's 1st
battalion, Cumberland County Pennsylvania Associators. He was born in Cumberland
County;
died in Westmoreland
County, Pa.
Also No. 146188.
Peter Title
(1746-1834) served, 1778-83, as private in Capt. John McClelland's company
of Pennsylvania
rangers on the
frontier. He was born in Cumberland County; died at Beatty Station, Pa.
Also No. 139482.
James Carnahan
(1754-88) was lieutenant in Capt. Joseph Erwin's company and captain in
the 2d, 8th and
13th Pennsylvania
regiments, under Colonels Bull and Stewart. He was born in Cumberland County,
Pa.;
drowned in the
Allegheny River.
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[p.69] Mrs.
Mary Rachel Garrett Brown.
DAR ID Number:
149215
Born in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Wife of Roscoe
D. Brown.
Descendant of
John Fife, William Fife and William Fife, as follows:
1. Albert Garrett
(b. 1852) m. 1888 Clemmie E. Fife (1857-1904).
2. John Fife
(1829-98) m. 1852 Rachel Aiken (1830-1904).
3. Nathaniel
Fife (1798-1866) m. 1st Isabel Fife (1802-42).
4. William Fife
m. Margaret Boyd (1763-1849) (parents of Nathaniel); William Fife
m. Margaret ?(1760-1835).
5. John Fife
m. Margaret Wright (parents of William who married Margaret Boyd).
John Fife (1721-1800)
served as private in Capt. Robert Johnson's company of Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Rangers. He was Born in Scotland; died in Upper St. Clair, Pa.
William Fife
(1751-1808) served as private in Capt. Waggoner's company, Col. John Neville's
regiment of
Virginia troops.
His widow received a pension. He was born in Scotland; died in Upper St.
Clair, Pa.
William Fife
(1757-1838) served as private in Capt. William Fife's company, 2d battalion,
Washington
County, Pennsylvania
militia. He was born in Scotland; died in Upper St. Clair, Pa.
Also No. 147022.
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Mrs. Clara
King Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
149250
Born in Corry,
Pa.
Wife of George
E. Boyd.
Descendant of
William King and of Adonijah King, as follows:
1. George Oscar
King (1842-1917) m. 1875 Amanda Elvira Vance (b. 1851).
See No. 149248.
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Mrs. Laura Katharine
Cassidy White.
DAR ID Number:
149360
Born in Dakota
City, Iowa.
Wife of Theodore
G. White.
Descendant of
Hezekiah Turner, as follows:
1. Luther Lee
Cassidy (b. 1855) m. 1880 Lucy Ellen Jones (1860-87).
2. Nathan R.
Jones (1831-1913) m. 1858 Lucy E. Boyd (1831-1913).
3. Augustus
Boyd (1798-1871) m. 1826 Lucy Turner (1802-83).
4. Hezekiah
Turner m. Elizabeth Mills (1760-1836).
Hezekiah Turner
(1752-1842) received a pension for service as private in the Massachusetts
Continental Line
under Col. John
Crane. He was born in Massachusetts; died in Maine.
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Mrs. Susan O.
Taylor Boyer.
DAR ID Number:
149441
Born in Bedford,
Pa.
Wife of Joseph
Boyer.
Descendant of
Lieut. Samuel Craig, as follows:
1. Amos Ogden
Taylor (b. 1852) m. 1881 Margaret Jack Paul (1856-1911).
2. James Taylor
(1816-1902) m. 2d 1849 Susan Mary Ogden (1825-1913).
3. Amos Ogden
(1797-1867) m. 1818 Elizabeth Moorhead (1801-84).
4. Samuel Moorhead
(1769-1853) m. 1792 Agnes Craig (1773-1817).
5. Samuel Craig
m. 2d Jane Boyd.
Samuel Craig
served in the commissary department and was lieutenant in the Pennsylvania
troops under
Colonels William
Thompson and John Proctor. He was born in New Jersey; died in Pennsylvania.
Also No. 148662.
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Mrs. Maria Pillsbury
Hawkes.
DAR ID Number:
150112
Born in Londonderry,
N. H.
Wife of Harold
William Hawkes.
Descendant of
William Boyd, as follows:
1. Rosecrans
W. Pillsbury (b. 1863) m. 1885 Annie Watts (1861-1911).
2. Horace P.
Watts (1819-90) m. 1842 Maria Boyd (1819-95).
3. William
Boyd m. 1816 Martha Dickey (1780-1879).
William Boyd
(1736-1825) served as private in the New Hampshire troops. He was born
and died in
Londonderry,
N. H.
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Miss Nancy A.
Mccormick.
DAR ID Number:
150330
Born in Mt.
Lebanon, Pa.
Descendant of
William Fife, William Fife, Jr., John Fife and Thomas Espey, as follows:
1. William E.
McCormick (b. 1858) m. 1884 Margaret A. Fife (b. 1861).
2. Joseph McCormick
(1819-64) m. 1840 Mary Espey (1819-95); John Fife (1829-98) m. 1852 Rachel
Aiken (1830-1904).
3. Nathaniel
Fife (1795-1866) m. Isabel Fife (1802-42); James Espey (1782-1858) m. 1807
Jane Fife
(1782-1852).
4. William
Fife m. Margaret Boyd (1763-1849); (parents of Nathaniel); William
Fife, Jr., m. Margaret
Fife (1760-1825)
(parents of Isabel); Thomas Espey m. 1767 Anna Hamilton (1747-1808).
5. John Fife
m. Margaret Wright (parents of William who m. Margaret Boyd).
William Fife
(1751-1808) served as private in Captain Waggoner's company, Col. John
Neville's regiment of
Virginia troops.
His widow received a pension. He was born in Fifeshire, Scotland; died
in Upper St. Clair, Pa.
William Fife,
Jr. (1757-1838), served as private in Capt. William Fife's company, 2d
battalion, Washington
County, Pennsylvania
militia. He was born in Fifeshire, Scotland; died in Upper St. Clair, Pa.
John Fife (1721-1800)
served as private in Capt. Robert Johnson's company of Westmoreland County,
Pennsylvania
Rangers. He was born in Fifeshire, Scotland; died in Upper St. Clair, Pa.
Also No. 149215.
Thomas Espey
(1739-1808) was a private in Col. Galbraith's Pennsylvania regiment. He
was born in
Lancaster County;
died in Carlisle, Pa.
Also No. 147022.
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Mrs. Dorothy
Owens Scott.
DAR ID Number:
150397
Born in Clinton,
S. C.
Wife of William
Marion Scott.
Descendant of
William Blakely, as follows:
1. Warren Edgar
Owens (b. 1860) m. 1885 Mary Gabriella Bailey (b. 1865).
2. Robert Spencer
Owens (1826-62) m. 1854 Nancy Blakely (1833-93).
3. William Blakely,
Jr. (1799-1873), m. 1821 Elizabeth Parks (1799-1871).
4. William Blakely
m. 1791 Nancy Boyd (1771-1844).
William Blakely
(1760-1847) enlisted in Captain Saxon's company, Colonel
McCrary's regiment of South
Carolina, and
was engaged in the battle of Stono and other minor engagements. He received
a pension. He
was born in
Pennsylvania; died in Laurens, S. C.
Also No. 49738.
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Mrs. Susie Boyd
Roberts Crews.
DAR ID Number:
150444
Born in Mecklenburg
County, Va.
Wife of Grasty
Crews.
Descendant of
Col. Lewis Burwell, as follows:
1. John Alexander
Roberts (1857-95) m. 1891 Gertrude H. Roberts (b. 1867).
2. E. Francis
Roberts (1809-79) m. 1849 Matilda Boyd (1819-97).
3. Alexander
Boyd (d. 1840) m. 1802 Matilda Burwell (1786-1868).
4. Lewis Burwell
m. 1st Anne Spottswood.
Lewis Burwell
(1745-1800) was colonel of Virginia militia and was in command at Yorktown.
He was born
in Williamsburg;
died in Mecklenburg County, Va.
Also No. 116456.
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[p.185] Miss
Mary Boyd McCord.
DAR ID Number:
150572
Born in Pulaski,
Tenn.
Descendant of
Robert Cowan, as follows:
1. Laps. D,
McCord (b. 1847) m. 1870 Bettie Thompson (d. 1914).
2. Samuel H.
McCord (1808-87) m. 1834 Caroline Hansell (1815-66).
3. James McCord
(1778-1861) m. 1803 Dorcas Cowan (1778-1848).
4. Robert Cowan
m. 1775 Susan Wood.
Robert Cowan
(1746-1810) enlisted, 1778, as private in Capt. John Steed's company, Col.
John Neville's 4th
regiment, Virginia
troops. He was born in Scotland; died in Virginia.
Also No. 132312.
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Mrs. Mildred
Hall Nix.
DAR ID Number:
150856
Born in Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Wife of W. K.
Nix.
Descendant of
John Biggs, as follows:
1. Frank Wilton
Hall (b. 1861) m. 1894 Mattie Boyd (b. 1867).
2. Erby
Boyd (1821-91) m. 1849 Harriet Elizabeth Biggs (1831-1910).
3. William Biggs
(1797-1878) m. 1824 Margaret Temple (1794-1872).
4. John Biggs
m. 1782 Isbella Wilson (d. 1838).
John Biggs
(1752-1833) was placed on the pension roll of Blount County, Tenn., 1832,
for service as private
under Colonels
McCoy and Broadhead, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in Scotland; died in
Blount County Tenn.
Also No. 147049.
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Miss Vinnie
Scott Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
154006
Born in Tarenturn,
Pa.
Descendant of
Sergt. John Cochran, as follows:
1. James
Scott Boyd (b. 1847) m. 1868 Sarah Anne Cunningham (b. 1849).
2. Robert Cunningham
(1806-95) m. 1832 Eliza Patterson Ross (1812-82).
3. John Ross
(1773-1827) m. 1794 Mary Cochran (1779-1857).
4. John Cochran
m. Sarah —
John Cochran
(1751-1804) served as sergeant in Capt. Daniel Clapsadler's company, 1st
Battalion
Cumberland County,
militia, commanded by Col. James Johnston. He was born in Cumberland County;
died
in Franklin
County, Pa.
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Mrs. Ella Dickason
Hawkins.
DAR ID Number:
154133
Born in Shelby,
Tenn.
Wife of William
E. Hawkins.
Descendant of
Caleb Owen, as follows:
1. John Shelton
Dickason (1821-92) m. 1851 Mary Louise Sale (d. 1892).
2. Henry Wortham
Sale (1785-1845) m. 1828 Nancy Boyd Owen (b. 1805).
3. Caleb Owen
m. 1795 Mary Nabors.
Caleb Owen (1759-1842)
enlisted, 1777, as a private in Capt. Oliver Towle's company, Col. William
Thomson's 3rd
South Carolina regiment. He was born in Camden, S. C.; died in Tipton County,
Ind.
Also No. 78418.
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[p.52] Mrs.
Janet Withers Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
154164
Born in Campbell,
Va.
Wife of Waller
Massie Boyd.
Descendant of
Adjutant Enoch Keane Withers, as follows:
1. Robert E.
Withers (1821-1907) m. 1846 Mary Virginia Royall (1828-1901).
2. Robert Walter
Withers (1795-1881) m. 1819 Susan Dabney Alexander (1799-1882).
3. Enoch Keane
Withers m. 1786 Janet Chinn.
Enoch Keane
Withers (1760-1813) was adjutant and aide to Col. Richard Campbell, serving
at the battle of
Eutaw Springs.
He was born and died in Fauquier County, Va.
Also No. 96633.
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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).
See Timothy
W. Bowen and Barbara Boyd
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~confido/book3.htm
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. Lillian
Rexford Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
155212
Born in Harmony,
N. Y.
Wife of Harlow
James Boyd.
Descendant of
Benjamin Rexford and of Simeon Powers, as follows:
1. Lorenzo Rexford
(1827-1902) m. Rhoda Powers (1828-83).
2. Levi Rexford
(1801-77) m. Lurancy Dowd; Luther Powers (1802-72) m. 1827 Polly Rundell
(1809-82).
[p.68] 3. Thomas
Rexford (b. 1766) m. 1792 Silve Everett; Simeon Powers, Jr.(1769-1842),
m. Polly Goodyear.
4. Benjamin
Rexford m. 1760 Esther Hall; Simeon Powers m. Lydia Dwinnel.
Benjamin Rexford
in 1776 served as a private from Connecticut, where, in 1739, he was born
and where he died.
Also No. 124171.
Simeon Powers
was pensioned for service as private in the 1st New Hampshire regiment.
He was born,
1745, in Ireland;
died in Lorain County, Ohio.
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Mrs. Edith Almira
Garfield Berry.
DAR ID Number:
155227
Born in Marlboro,
Mass.
Wife of John
Giveen Berry.
Descendant of
Daniel Harrington, Nathaniel Hastings, Jr., Winslow Brigham, Stephen Morse,
Qtm. William
Boyd,
and of Samuel Bowers, as follows:
1. Moses Howell
Garfield (1846-1906) m. 1865 Isabelle Warren Hastings (b. 1847).
2. Moses Binney
Garfield (1819-95) m. 2d 1845 Lydia Brigham Morse (1824-1912); Joel Hastings
(1809-59)
m. Almyra Bowers
(1808-90).
3. Lyman Morse
(1792-1849) m. 1815 Lydia Brigham (1793-1875); Reuben Hastings (1781-1873)
m. 1804
Hannah Puffer
(1785-1870); Samuel Bowers m. 2d 1806 Phebe (Houghton) Piper (1769-1847).
4. Jedediah
Brigham (1766-1846) m. 1791 Lydia Boyd (1770-1824); Nathaniel Hastings
m. 1764 Elizabeth
Goodnow (1743-1830);
Stephen Morse m. 1786 Rebecca Howe.
5. Winslow Brigham
m. 1760 Elizabeth Harrington (1737-1815); William Boyd m. 1766 Lydia
Morse (1745-1817).
6. Daniel Harrington
m. Mary —.
Daniel Harrington
(1707-95) was a member of the Committee of Correspondence of Marlboro,
Mass., 1775,
and a minute
man at the Lexington Alarm. He was born and died in Marlboro, Mass.
Also No. 154679.
Nathaniel Hastings
(1738-1820) served as private and was at the Lexington Alarm in Capt. Benjamin
Hastings'
company of minute
men, commanded by Col. John Whitcomb. He was born and died in Worcester
County, Mass.
Also No. 120576.
Winslow Brigham
(1736-91) was a delegate to the convention for framing the State Constitution,
1780. He
was born and
died in Marlboro, Mass.
Also No. 154679.
[p.74] Stephen
Morse (1759-1836) served as a private in Capt. Benjamin Munroe's company,
Colonel
Sprout's regiment,
Massachusetts troops. He was born and died in Marlboro, Mass.
William Boyd
(1735-1817) was a private and quartermaster in Captain Barnes' company,
Colonel Ward,
Massachusetts
regiment. He was born and died in Marlboro, Mass.
Also No. 58345.
Samuel Bowers
(1754-1823) served as private under Captains Sawyer and Joslin, Colonels
Cushing and
Warner, Massachusetts.
He was born in Lancaster; died in Leominster, Mass.
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Mrs. Dorothy
Berry Hebberd.
DAR ID Number:
155228
Born in Chicago,
Ill.
Wife of Loren
Loomis Hebberd.
Descendant of
Daniel Harrington, Nathaniel Hastings, Jr., Winslow Brigham, Stephen Morse,
William Boyd,
Samuel Hobart
and Samuel Bowers, as follows:
1. John Giveen
Berry (b. 1855) m. 1890 Edith Almira Garfield (b. 1866).
See No. 155227.
2. Stephen Berry
(1833-1919) m. 1890 Sarah Webster Sawyer (1840-92).
3. Ira Berry
(1801-91) m. 1831 Lydia Marsh Hobart (1804-93).
4. Samuel Hobart
(1778-1852) m. 1802 Bertha Loring (1783-1869).
5. Samuel Hobart
m. 1st 1774 Abigail Leavitt.
Samuel Hobart
(1752-1801) served as sergeant in Capt. Herman's company, Colonel Lovel's
regiment,
Massachusetts
troops. He was born and died in Hingham, Mass.
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Mrs. Addie Stigleman
Jones.
DAR ID Number:
155258
Born in Richmond,
Indiana.
Wife of John
K. Jones.
Descendant of
Samuel Boyd, as follows:
1. Henry Stigleman
(1821-1903) m. 1850 Caroline Lewis (1827-1908).
2. Joseph Lewis
(1794-1882) 1817 Martha Boyd (1800-82).
3. Samuel
Boyd m. 1785 Isabella Higgins (1764-1852).
Samuel Boyd
(1764-1835) received a pension for service as private in the South Carolina
troops under
Colonels Roebuck,
Hays and Pickens. He was born in Bedford County, Va.; died in Wayne County,
Ind.
Also No. 134271.
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Mrs. Leverne
Mary Boyd Sturmer.
DAR ID Number:
155499
Born in Fairfield,
Nebr.
Wife of F. C.
Sturmer.
Descendant of
William Taylor, as follows:
1. Earl Eugene
Boyd (b. 1873) m. 1894 Cora Amanda Huff (b. 1872).
2. Aaron Huff
(1833-1916) m. 1861 Amanda Robins (1834-72).
3. — Robins
m. Mary Irwin.
4. Jared Irwin
(1773-1834) m. 1798 Eleanor Taylor (1775-1852).
5. William Taylor
m. Lucy Embly.
William Taylor
(1744-1830) served as private in Capt. Bateman Lloyd's company, 2d New
Jersey regiment,
Continental
Line; also wagonmaster. He was born in Freehold, N. J.; died in Ross County,
Ohio.
Also No. 153256.
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Mrs. Flora Smiley
Mccullough.
DAR ID Number:
156229
Born in Hardin
County, Ohio.
Wife of John
C. McCullough.
Descendant of
Robert Smiley and William McKelvey, as follows:
1. James S.
Smiley (1827-83) m. 1856 Jane Briggs (1838-1905).
2. John Smiley
(1787-1839) m. 1815 Jane Gosset (1796-1893); Robert Briggs (1800-79) m.
1833 Mary M.
Briggs (1807-54).
3. Robert Smiley
m. Rhoda Boyd; William McKelvey m. 1786 Mary Toppings.
Robert Smiley
(1732-1811) served as private under Captains Shippen and Huckle, Colonel
Chambers'
regiment, Pennsylvania
troops. He was born in Scotland; died in Bedford County, Pa.
Also No. 145991.
William McKelvey
received a pension, 1818, for service as private in the Chester County,
Pennsylvania
troops, under
Capt. Gilbert Gibbs. He was born in Chester County, Pa.; died, 1839, in
Richland County, OH.
Also No.
144365. See
Robert and Rhoda Boyd Smiley
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Mrs. Olive Amanda
Lesh Givens.
DAR ID Number:
156268
Born in Cleveland,
Ohio.
Wife of T.E.
Givens.
Descendant of
Balthazar Loesch (Lesh) and of Samuel Boyd, as follows:
1. Louis L.
Lesh (1822-68) m. 1855 Isabel Ann Boyd (1830-91).
2. Henry Lesh
(1791-1829) m. Susanna Ruby (b. 1786); James Boyd (1786-1863) m.
2d 1824 Hester Ruby
Boyd (1804-71).
3. Jacob Lesh
(1757-1820) m. Anna Maria Moyer (1763-1851); Samuel Boyd m. 1785
Isabella Higgins (b.
1764) (parents
of James).
4. Balthazar
Lesh (Loesch) m. Anna Maria Moyer.
Samuel Boyd
(1764-1835) received a pension for service as private in the South Carolina
troops under
Colonels Roebuck,
Hays and Pickens. He was born in Bedford County, Va.; died in Wayne County,
Ind.
Also No. 155258.
See Samuel
Boyd and Isabella Higgins Boyd
Balthazar Lesh
(Loesch) (1730-1802) served as private in Capt. Michael Wolf's company,
Berks County,
Pennsylvania
militia. He was born in Berks County; died in Hamlin Co., Pa.
Also No. 106819.
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Mrs. Susan Cowles
Faison.
DAR ID Number:
156441
Born in Charlotte,
N. C.
Wife of John
D. Faison.
Descendant of
John Paul Barringer, as follows:
1. William D.
Cowles (b. 1862) m. 1883 Harriet Williams (b. 1862).
2. Henry B.
Williams (1811-92) m. 2d 1845 Susan E. Boyd (1825-92).
3. John Boyd
(d. 1825) m. 1825 Margaret Barringer (1808-96).
4. Paul Barringer
(1778-1844) m. 1805 Elizabeth Brandon (1783-1844).
5. John Paul
Barringer m. 2d 1777 Catherine Blackwelder.
John Paul Barringer
(1721-1807) was a member of the Committee of Safety and Justice of the
Peace,
Mecklenburg
County, N. C. He was born in Germany; died in Cabarrus County, NC.
Also No. 109366.
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Mrs. Mabel
Boyd Gaver.
DAR ID Number:
156449
Born in Memphis,
Tenn.
Wife of O. H.
Gaver.
Descendant of
Capt. William Cocke, as follows:
1. E. E.
Boyd (b. 1857) m. 1889 Lizzie Lyons (b. 1861).
2. Clinton G.
Lyons (1829-1900) m. 1857 Margaret Levinia Cocke (1837-1911).
3. William M.
Cocke (1815-96) m. 1835 Sarah Frances Cocke (1818-66).
4. Sterling
Cocke (b. 1787) m. Eliza F. Massengill (d. 1861) (parents of William).
5. William Cocke
m. Sarah Maclin.
William Cocke
(1747-1828) was captain in command of Virginia troops. He was born in Virginia;
died in
Columbus, Miss.
Also No. 146406.
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Mrs. Frances
Richardson Edgerton.
DAR ID Number:
156894
Born in Canton,
Conn.
Wife of Edward
B. Edgerton.
Descendant of
Capt. Job Case and of Israel Case, as follows:
1. Samuel Richardson
(1835-1909) m. 1859 Lucinda Sophia Boyd (1834-1911).
2. William
Boyd m. 1828 Joanna Andrus (b. 1798).
3. Butler Andrus
(1765-1856) m. Joanna Case (1779-1851).
4. Israel Case
m. 1778 Joanna Case (b. 1760).
5. Job Case
m. Joanna Wilcox (1740-1812) (parents of Joanna).
Job Case (1737-98)
commanded a company in the 18th Connecticut regiment of militia, 1776,
and in 1779
the company
was called out to repel the enemy at New Haven. He was born and died in
Simsbury, Conn.
Israel Case
served from Simsbury in Capt. Jonathan Humphrey's company, Col. Samuel
McClellan's
regiment, which
marched to Providence, 1777. He was born, 1757, in Simsbury, Conn.; died
in
Worthington,
Ohio.
Also No. 143318.
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[p.306] Mrs.
Annie P. Patterson Norman.
DAR ID Number:
156976
Born in Halifax
County. N. C.
Wife of Joseph
Hunter Norman.
Descendant of
Col. Lewis Burwell, as follows:
1. Robert Atkinson
Patterson (d. 1907) m. Susan Indiana Boyd (d. 1908).
2. Robert
J. Boyd (1814-92) m. Mary Davis.
3. Richard
Boyd m. Panthea Burwell.
4. Lewis Burwell
m. 1st 1768 Ann Spotswood.
Lewis Burwell
(1745-1800) was colonel of Virginia militia and was in command at Yorktown.
He was born
in Williamsburg;
died in Mecklenburg County, Va.
Also No. 155095.
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Mrs. Ella Bruce
Gilson Bladen. 157035
Wife of James
Hackney Bladen.
Descendant of
William Gilson, David Boyd and Maj. Abraham Haff, as follows:
[p.12] 1. Charles
Abraham Gilson (1839-92) m. 1865 Harriet E. Morrison (1846-1908).
2. Richard Gilson
(1795-1874) m. 1827 Martha Haff (Biggs) (1799-1873).
3. Thomas Gilson
(1765-1813) m. 1787 Mary (Nancy) Boyd (1772-1846); Abraham Haff,
Jr. (1769-1813),
m. 1795 Frances
Dern (1778-1811).
4. William Gilson
m. 1st 1764 Elizabeth Craighead; David Boyd m. 1771 Elizabeth Henderson
(d. 1825);
Abraham Haff
m. 1755 Jane Beatty.
William Gilson
(1730-1806) served as private in Capt. James Laird's company, 3d battalion,
Cumberland
County, Pennsylvania
militia. He died in Westmoreland County, Pa.
David Boyd
(1743-1831) served as private, 1775, in Capt. James Chambers' company,
Col. William
Thompson's battalion
of riflemen, Pennsylvania troops. He was born in Cumberland County; died
in
Washington County,
Pa. See David
Boyd and Elizabeth Henderson
Also No. 129257.
Abraham Haff
served as captain and was major of the Fredericktown battalion, Maryland
troops. He was
born in Hunterdon
County, N. J.; died, 1812, in Fredericktown, Md.
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Miss Lynn Josephine
Pitner .157179
Born in Summerville,
Ga.
Descendant of
George Storey, Anthony Storey, Capt. John Thompson, William Gilbert, Jacob
Strickland,
William Gillespie,
Matthew Russell, and William McGaughey, as follows:
1. John Russell
Pitner (b. 1861) m. 1894 Allie Taylor Cleghorn (b. 1872).
2. Tillman Howard
Pitner (1831-1905) m. 1856 Lynn Russell. (b. 1834); John Storey Cleghorn
(1838-1908)
m. 1870 Octavia
Josephine Jones (b. 1849).
3. John Pitner
(1800-55) m. Sarah McGaughey (1801-81); William Hemphill—Cleghorn (1798-1844)
m.
1823 Nancy Cantor
Storey (1804-88); Robert Waters Jones (1821-1901) m. 1844 Eliza Ann Gilbert
(b.
1830); John
L. Russell (1796-1878) m. 1821 Ann (Roxanna) Gillespie (1796-1841).
4. Edward Storey
(1772-1852) m. 1795 Margaret Thompson (1774-1850); Isaac Gilbert (d. 1863)
m. 1813
Elizabeth Allbright
(d. 1878); James Gillespie (b. 1774) m. 1793 Margaret Houston (1775-1813);
Matthew
Russell m. 1788
Jane Henderson (b. 1762); William McGaughey, Jr. (b. 1773), m. 1794 Margaret
Boyd (b.1775).
5. Anthony Storey
m. 1767 Sarah Faris; John Thompson m. 1766 Margaret Ann Wallace (1744-80);
William Gilbert
m. Tamar Strickland (b. 1768); William Gillespie m. Isabella Houston Henderson;
William
McGaughey m.
Elizabeth Lackey (1742-1804).
6. George Storey
m. Nancy Cantor; Jacob Strickland m. Priscilla Young.
George Storey
was a patriot of South Carolina. He was b. in York County, Pa.; died, 1805,
in Spartanburg Co, SC.
Anthony Storey
(1746-99) served as private in Capt. Robert Fariss' company, Colonel Brandon's
South
Carolina regiment.
He was born in Spartanburg District, S. C.; died in Jackson County, Ga.
John Thompson
commanded a company in the South Carolina militia under Col James Steen.
He was born,
1744, in Pennsylvania;
died in Union County, S. C.
Also No. 143294.
William Gilbert
received bounty land for service as private in the Georgia troops. He died
in Gwinnett County, Ga.
Also No. 138239.
Jacob Strickland
(1741-1804) received bounty land for service as private in the Georgia
troops. He was born
in Guilford
County, N. C.; died in Franklin County, Ga.
Also No. 154349.
William Gillespie
served as private in the 9th Virginia regiment under Col. John Gibson.
He was born, 1737,
in Ireland;
died in Blount County, Tenn.
Matthew Russell
served as private in the 11th and 15th Virginia regiments under Capt. John
Gregory. He was
born, 1760,
in Augusta County, Va.; died in Blount County, Tenn.
William McGaughey
served as private in the Virginia troops at Fort Pitt under Col. John Neville.
He was
born, 1740,
in Scotland; died in Tennessee.
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Mrs. Lucille
M. Boyd Champlain. 157316
Born in Alexandria,
Minn.
Wife of George
J. Champlain.
Descendant of
Benjamin Rexford and of Simeon Powers, as follows:
1. Harlow
James Boyd (1852-1909) m. 1881 Lillian Rexford (b. 1857).
2. Lorenzo Rexford
(1827-1902) m. Rhoda Powers (1828-83).
[p.102] 3. Levi
Rexford (1801-77) m. Lurancy Dowd; Luther Powers (1802-72) m.1827 Polly
Rundell (1809-82).
4. Thomas Rexford
(b. 1766) m. 1792 Silve Everett; Simeon Powers, Jr. (1769-1842), m. Polly
Goodyear.
5. Benjamin
Rexford m. 1760 Esther Hall; Simeon Powers m. Lydia Dwinneff.
Benjamin Rexford,
in 1776, served as private from Connecticut, where, in 1739, he was born
and where he died.
Simeon Powers received
a pension for service as private in the 1st New Hampshire regiment. He
was born in
Ireland; died
in Lorain County, Ohio.
Also No. 155212.
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Mrs. Jennie
Bowles Thomas. 157761
Born in Clayton
County, Iowa.
Wife of Benjamin
F. Thomas.
Descendant of
Capt. James Rogers, as follows:
1. David Drake
Bowles (1833-1918) m. 1859 Nancy Jane Hall (1839-1904).
2. Thomas Carrington
Bowles (1795-1857) m. 1819 Jane Rogers (1798-1884).
3. James Rogers,
Jr. (1768-1823), m. Eleanor Boyd (1773-1810).
4. James Rogers
m. Florence Hutchinson.
James Rogers
(1735-90) commanded a company in Col. Timothy Green's Hanover Rifle battalion
of
Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Lancaster County; died in Dauphin
County, Pa.
Also No. 129241.
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Mrs. Ruth Crowell
Pangburn .157816
Born in Windham,
N. H.
Wife of Clarence
G. Pangburn.
Descendant of
Adjt. James Underwood, as follows:
1. J. M. Crowell
(b. 1849) m. 1882 M. Jennie Steele (b. 1849).
2. Charles Steele
(1821-90) m. 1843 Martha Anderson Boyd (1821-1910).
3. Robert
Boyd (1788-1851) m. 1812 Mary Lund Towne (1791-1888).
4. Moses Towne
(1757-1828) m. 1784 Charlotte Underwood (1764-1849).
5. James Underwood
m. Mary Lund (d. 1809).
James Underwood
(1731-1808) served as adjustant, 1775-76, in Capt. Winter Adams' company,
Col. Joshua
Wingate's New
Hampshire regiment. He was born and died in Litchfield, N. H.
Also No. 138291.
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Miss Rose Elizabeth
Hawkins. 157963
Born in Littleton,
N. C.
Descendant of
Col. Philemon Hawkins, as follows:
1. Thomas Williams
Hawkins (b. 1857) m. 1893 Sallie Vaughn (b. 1861).
2. Peter Brown
Hawkins (1815-73) m. 1844 Mary Elizabeth Hawkins (1822-67).
3. Joseph Warren
Hawkins (1785-1842) m. 1811 Mary Frances Boyd (1793-1876).
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, Committee of Safety
and
of the Assembly;
also served as lieutenant colonel and colonel in the North Carolina troops.
He was born in
Gloucester County,
Va.; died in Warren County, N. C.
Also No. 136612.