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 [p.102] Mrs. Elsie Bell Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 51233 
 Born in Chicago, Ill. 
 Wife of Francis Oakley Davidson. 
 Descendant of Francis Davidson. 
 Daughter of James Hamilton Bell and Mary Elizabeth Stone, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Nathaniel Bell and Rebecca Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of James Davidson and Jane Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Francis Davidson. 
 Francis Davidson, served as a private in Capt. John Ford's company, Col. Ebenezer Bridge's
 Massachusetts regiment at Bunker Hill, where he was wounded in the hand. In 1825 he was
 placed on the pension roll of Rockingham County, N. H., 1808. 
 Also No. 16747. 
                            

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 Mrs. Althea Mary Barr Taft.
 DAR ID Number: 51350 
 Born in Nevada, Mo. 
 Wife of Willard C. Taft. 
 Descendant of Brig. Gen. William Davidson. 
 [p.151] Daughter of Robert A. Barr and Bettie Ewing, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Washington Perry Ewing and Aletha Jane Ewing, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Rev. Fines Ewing and Margaret Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Davidson and Mary Brevard, his wife. 
 William Davidson (1746-80), was promoted brigadier general for bravery, 1779, and was killed
 at Cowans Ford. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa. 
 Also Nos. 12457, 33408, 36013, 41890, 43077, 48624. 
                            

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 Miss Mary Norma Robinson.
 DAR ID Number: 51446 
 Born in Deer Lodge, Mont. 
 Descendant of Brig. Gen. William Davidson. 
 Daughter of John C. Robinson and Ella Henrietta Ewing, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Robert C. Ewing and Maria Harris, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Finis Ewing and Margaret Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Davidson and Mary Brevard, his wife. 
 William Davidson (1746-81), served as major, 1776; lieutenantcolonel, 1777, and for bravery
 was promoted brigadier general. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa., and was killed at the
 battle of Cowans Ford, North Carolina. 
 Also No. 48624. 
                            

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 Mrs. Kate Cantrell Brown.
 DAR ID Number: 51595 
 Born in Forsyth, Ga. 
 Wife of John C. Brown. 
 Descendant of Capt. Stephen Cantrell. 
 Daughter of Charles Carroll Cantrell and Letitia Allen, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of William Cantrell and Sallie Gillespie, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Stephen Cantrell and Mary Blakemore, his wife. 
 Stephen Cantrell (1758-1827), was employed by the Continental Commissioners of North
 Carolina. He was captain of the guard and for his service received a land grant, 1788, in
 Davidson County, Tenn. He was born in Abingdon, Va.; died in Sumner County, Tenn. 
 Also Nos. 1776, 6978, 14237, 17850. 
                            

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 Mrs. Jessica Waterman Seymour.
 DAR ID Number: 52009 
 Born in Chippewa Falls, Wis. 
 Wife of Robert Morris Seymour. 
 Descendant of Joseph Josslyn. 
 [p.5] Daughter of Joel Waterman and Belinda Josslyn, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Hooker Josslyn and Lucia Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Josslyn and Dorothy Osgood, his wife. 
 Joseph Josslyn (1753-1819) served as a minute man at the Lexington Alarm from Lancaster,
 Mass., where he was born. He died in Weathersfield, Vt. 
 Also No. 47164. 
                            

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 Mrs. Dorothy Fay Atwater Jones.
 DAR ID Number: 52059 
 Born in Jacksonville, Ill. 
 Wife of Harry T. Jones. 
 Descendant of Stephen Stow and of Major William Dunlap. 
 Daughter of William Albert Atwater and Ida Wood, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Albert T. Atwater and Susan Stow Bristol; Norman Nelson Wood and Emily
 Dunlap, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Willis Bristol and Delia Stow Davidson, his wife; James Dunlap, Jr., and
 Elizabeth Freeman, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Treat Davidson and Polly Stow, his wife; Rev. James Dunlap and Emily
 Johnson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Stephen Stow, Jr., and Mary Beardsley, his wife; William Dunlap
 and Rebecca Robertson, his wife. 
 [p.26] Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Stephen Stow and Freelove Baldwin (1728-1806), his
 wife, m. 1753. 
 Stephen Stow (1726-77) lost his life nursing the soldiers afflicted with small-pox. To
 commemorate his devotion to humanity the Legislature ordered his name inscribed upon the
 monument erected at Milford to the memory of the soldiers who had died of this disease. He
 was born in Middletown; died in Milford, Conn. 
 Also Nos. 23193, 31466, 36613, 39453, 50658. 
 William Dunlap (1750-1816) served in the Virginia line until Cornwallis surrendered. He was of
 Scotch descent and died in Lexington, Ky. 
 Also Nos. 11509, 14820, 18415, 31352. 
                            

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 [p.216] Katie Randall Loveland.
 DAR ID Number: 52459 
 Born in Morris, Conn. 
 Wife of Ernest Kilborn Loveland, M. D. 
 Descendant of Ezra Camp and of Phineas Gorham. 
 Daughter of Darwin Burroughs Randall and Katie Charlotte Peck, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Phineas Randall and Flora Elmira Mead, his wife; Sidney Peck and Katherine
 Catlin, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Jonathan J. Randall and Abby Gorham, his wife; Roger Peck and Mary
 Camp, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Phineas Gorham and Rachel Whitlock, his wife; Ezra Camp and
 Susannah Pond, his 2nd wife. 
 Ezra Camp (1763-1838) enlisted, 1779, for three years under Capt. Joseph Davidson and
 during his service was on guard duty at the Milford Fort, Connecticut. He was born in Milford;
 died in Litchfield, South Farms. 
 Phineas Gorham (1758-1842) served as a private in Capt. John Skinner's company of
 Connecticut militia, 1777. He died in Bridgewater, Conn. 
                            

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 Mrs. Ella Tourner Meek.
 DAR ID Number: 53159 
 Born in Bloomington, Ind. 
 Wife of S. E. Meek. 
 Descendant of Benjamin Morgan. 
 Daughter of Henry Page Tourner and Frances A. Morgan, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of John Morgan and Ann W. Norment, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Morgan and Elizabeth Kemper, his wife, m. 1782. 
 Benjamin Morgan (1762-1841) was placed on the pension roll of Davidson County, Tenn.,
 1840, for service as private in the Revolutionary War. He was born in Virginia; died in Nashville,
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 Mrs. Jennie E. Wikoff.
 DAR ID Number: 53308 
 Born in Selma, Ill. 
 Wife of Cyrus F. Wikoff. 
 Descendant of John Davidson, of Massachusetts. 
 Daughter of Henry Bascom Wikoff and Eliza Jane McColm, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of James McColm and Mary Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of John Davidson and Margaret Kincaid, his wife. John Davidson was a
 minute man from Stowe, 1775. He enlisted from Middlesex County at the age of 44, to serve in
 the Continental army. He was born, 1735, in Scotland. 
 Also No. 21490. 
                            

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 Mrs. K. Augusta Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 53835 
 Born in Elizabeth, N. J. 
 Wife of Robert Davidson. 
 Descendant of David Williams, of New Jersey. 
 Daughter of Charles H. Genung and Anne Miller, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Samuel K. Miller and Sarah C. Williams, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of David Williams and Elizabeth C. Williams, his wife. 
 David Williams (1757-1841) served as a private in Capt. John Gillams' company, 2nd regiment,
 Essex County, New Jersey militia. He was born at Williams Farms; died in Elizabeth, N. J. 
                            

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 Miss Gracia Pearl Moss.
 DAR ID Number: 54252 
 Born in Adair, Iowa. 
 Descendant of James Davidson. 
 Daughter of David Whittaker Moss and Maria Louise Getgen, his 2nd wife. 
 Granddaughter of Charles Getgen and Martha Lytle, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Charles Lytle and Jane Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of James Davidson and Jane Hudson, his wife. 
 James Davidson (1742-1836) served as private in Capt. William Huston's company, 4th
 battalion, Cumberland County militia, under Col. Samuel Culbertson. He was born in Carlisle,
 Pa.; died in Canton, Ohio. 
                            

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 Mrs. Grace Davidson Bartlett.
 DAR ID Number: 54296 
 Born in Worcester, Mass. 
 Wife of Edwin Newton Bartlett. 
 Descendant of Benjamin Davidson. 
 Daughter of Alonzo Berthier Davidson and Jennie Horne, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Jonathan King Davidson and Mary Merriam, his wife. 
 [p.129] Gr-granddaughter of Simeon Davidson and Dorothy Cudworth, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Davidson and Mary King, his wife. 
 Benjamin Davidson (1756-1815) responded to the Lexington Alarm as a private in Capt. James
 Greenwood's company, Colonel Learned's regiment. He was born in Sutton; died in Spencer,
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 Miss Grace A. Price.
 DAR ID Number: 54478 
 Born in Cleveland, Ohio. 
 Descendant of Stephen Price, Capt. Josiah Hall, and Corp. Thomas Dow. 
 Daughter of Charles R. Price and Agnes R. Davidson (b. 1856), his wife, m. 1878. 
 Granddaughter of Orlando A. Price (1822-77), and Hannah L. Robinson (b. 1823), his wife, m.
 1846. 
 Gr-granddaughter of William A. Price (1789-1844) and Elsie B. Dow (b. 1792), his wife, m.
 1816. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Stephen Price and Elizabeth Hall (1766-1841), his wife, m. 1785;
 Thomas Dow and Mary Barker, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Josiah Hall and Abigail Johnson, his wife. 
 Stephen Price (1758-1831) was placed on the New York pension roll, 1818, for service as
 private in the New Jersey Line. 
 Josiah Hall was commissioned captain, 1775, of the Morris County, New Jersey militia, and
 served continuously until 1779. He died in 1810. 
 Thomas Dow (1743-1822) responded to the Lexington Alarm as a corporal under Major
 Samuel Bodwell. He was born in Haverhill, Mass.; died in Yorkshire, N. Y. 
                            

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 Mrs. Caroline Rea Johnston.
 DAR ID Number: 54795 
 Born in Saline County, Mo. 
 Wife of Thomas Alexander Johnston. 
 Descendant of Brig.-Gen. William Davidson. 
 Daughter of Rev. Peter Goodman Rae and Mary Angeline Rubey, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Judge Henry Rubey and Winifred Ewing, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Rev. Finis Ewing and Margaret Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Davidson and Mary Brevard, his wife. 
 William Davidson (1746-81) served as major, 1776; lieutenant colonel, 1777, and for bravery
 was promoted brigadier-general. He was killed at the battle of Cowan's Ford. A county is
 named for him and Congress ordered a monument erected to the memory of this hero, who fell
 �fighting gallantly for the defense of the liberty and independence of these States.� He was born
 in Lancaster County, Pa. 
 Also No. 12814. 
                            

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 [p.348] Mrs. Bertha Johnston Hitch.
 DAR ID Number: 54796 
 Born in Boonville, Mo. 
 Wife of Arthur Martin Hitch. 
 Descendant of Brig.-Gen. William Davidson. 
 Daughter of Thomas Alexander Johnston and Caroline Rea, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Rev. Peter Goodman Rae and Mary Angeline Rubey, his wife. 
 See No. 54795. 
                            

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 Mrs. Montrose Davidson Phifer.
 DAR ID Number: 54921 
 Born in Quincy, Fla. 
 Wife of W. W. Phifer. 
 Descendant of Major John Davidson, Capt. Richard Springs, and Adam Brevard. 
 Daughter of Joseph S. M. Davidson and Laura Springs, his 2nd wife. 
 Granddaughter of John Matthews Davidson and Mary Sylvester, his wife; Leroy Springs and
 Mary Amanda Moore, his wife. 
 [p.402] Gr-granddaughter of John Davidson, Jr. (1779-1810), and Sarah Harper Brevard, his
 wife, m. 1800; John Springs and Mary (Springs), his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Davidson and Violet Wilson, his wife; Adam Brevard and Sarah
 Winslow, his wife; Richard Springs and Jane Baxter, his wife (parents of John). 
 John Davidson (1735-1832) signed the Mecklenburg Declaration, 1775. He was appointed
 major, 1776, served with Rutherford and Sumter, and was one of the active �Hornets� at the
 battle of Ramseur's Mill. He died in Mecklenburg County, N. C. 
 Also No. 44611. 
 Adam Brevard served as a private in the Revolutionary War and was at the battle of Ramseur's
 Mill. 
 Richard Springs (1754-1833) was placed on the pension roll of Mecklenburg County, 1831, for
 service as private, lieutenant, and captain, North Carolina militia. He was born at Jones Neck,
 Del.; died in Mecklenburg County, N. C. 
 Also Nos. 21395, 25569, 49263. 
                            

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 [p.434] Mrs. Henrietta Polk Redford.
 DAR ID Number: 54990 
 Born in Memphis, Tenn. 
 Wife of Leonard Warren Redford. 
 Descendant of Brig.-Gen. Thomas Polk, of North Carolina. 
 Daughter of John Hammille Bowen and Henrietta Polk, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Charles Polk, Jr., and Miss James, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Charles Polk and Miss Alexander, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas Polk and Susan Spratt, his wife. 
 Thomas Polk (1732-93) served in the Provincial Congress and was commissary of provisions
 for the Continental troops when the army was in great need. He was appointed
 brigadier-general, 1781, to succeed William Lee Davidson, who fell at Cowan's Ford. He died
 in Charlotte and is buried in the Presbyterian churchyard. 
 Also Nos. 28287, 32318, 34395, 36321, 40456, 48210. 
                            

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 Miss Lucie Mcginnis Holeman.
 DAR ID Number: 55206 
 Born in Russellville, Ky. 
 Descendant of Lieut.-Col. Jonathan Clark, Robert Ewing, Lieut.-Col. Benjamin Temple, and
 Ephraim McLean. 
 Daughter of George Harrod Holeman (b. 1856) and Lula Bowling (b. 1859), his wife, m. 1881. 
 Granddaughter of Robert C. Bowling (1820-86) and Lucy Croghan Temple (1824-90), his
 wife, m. 1845. 
 Gr-granddaughter of James Butler Bowling (1795-1878) and Sophronia Ewing (1800-68), his
 wife, m. 1819; Benjamin Temple, Jr. (1776-1836), and Eleanor Ettinger Clark (1783-1867), his
 wife, m. 1801. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Temple and Molly Brooke Baylor, his wife; Robert Ewing and
 Jane McLean (1769-1832), his wife, m. 1787; Jonathan Clark and Sarah Hite, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Ephraim McLean and Elizabeth Davidson (1743-1820), his wife, m.
 1761. 
 [p.98] Jonathan Clark (1750-1811) was appointed captain, 1776, in the 8th Virginia regiment,
 promoted major, 1777. He was at Brandywine, Germantown, Monmouth, and Paulus Hook.
 He was lieutenant-colonel, 1780, at Charleston, where he was captured; exchanged, 1781, and
 served to the close of the war. He was born in Virginia; died in Jefferson County, Ky. 
 Also Nos. 1090, 4298, 44140. 
 Robert Ewing (1760-1832) was a soldier in the Revolution from Virginia, where he was born in
 Bedford County. He died in Logan County, Ky. 
 Also No. 53813. 
 Benjamin Temple (1734-1800) was made captain, 1776, of the Virginia dragoons and
 lieutenant-colonel of the Continental dragoons, 1777, serving until the close of the war. He was
 born in Virginia; died in King William County, Va. 
 Ephraim McLean (1730-1823) was a member of the Committee of Safety of Rowan County,
 North Carolina, 1775, and also served as a soldier, participating in the battle of King's
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 Miss Mary Elizabeth Glenn.
 DAR ID Number: 55288 
 Born in Harrisonville, Mo. 
 Descendant of Brig.-Gen. William Davidson. 
 Daughter of Allen Glenn and Mary Keller, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Silas Price Keller and Katharine Winifred Sloan, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Rev. Robert Sloan and Margaret Davidson Ewing, his wife. 
 [p.136] Gr-gr-granddaughter of Rev. Finis Ewing and Margaret Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of William Davidson and Mary Brevard, his wife. 
 William Davidson (1746-81) was promoted brigadier general for bravery, 1779, and was killed
 at Cowans Ford. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa. 
 Also Nos. 9870, 12457, 33408, 36013, 40940. 
                            

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 [p.56] Mrs. Eloise Gaston Gay.
 DAR ID Number: 56161 
 Born in Brazil, S. A. 
 Wife of Thomas Bolling Gay. 
 Descendant of Justice John Gaston and of Capt. Alexander Brevard. 
 Daughter of James McFadden Gaston, M. D., and Susan G. Brumby, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of John Brown Gaston, M. D., and Pollie B. McFadden, his wife; Richard
 Trapier Brumby and Mary Martha Isabella Brevard, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Gaston and Jane Brown, his wife; Alexander Brevard and Rebecca
 Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Justice John Gaston and Esther Waugh, his wife. 
 John Gaston (1700-82) was a patriot in South Carolina, who had nine sons in the Revolution,
 three of whom were killed at the battle of Hanging Rock. 
 Also No. 48282. 
 Alexander Brevard (1754-1829) commanded a company and fought in the battles of the Jerseys
 and in the southern campaign. He was born in Maryland; died in North Carolina. 
 Also Nos. 38476, 50184. 
                            

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 Mrs. Martha Belle Houghton.
 DAR ID Number: 56251 
 Born in Sodom, Pa. 
 Wife of Harry Houghton. 
 Descendant of James Davidson. 
 Daughter of David Whittaker Moss and Maria Louise Getgen, his 2nd wife. 
 Granddaughter of Charles Getgen and Martha Lytle, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Charles Lytle and Jane Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of James Davidson and Jane Hudson, his wife. 
 James Davidson (1742-1836) served as a private in Capt. William Huston's company, 4th
 battalion, Cumberland County, militia under Col. Samuel Culbertson. He was born in Carlisle,
 Pa.; died in Canton, Ohio. 
 Also No. 54252. 
                            

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 Mrs. Lottie Davidson Lewis.
 DAR ID Number: 56846 
 Born in New York, N. Y. 
 Wife of Edwin W. Lewis. 
 Descendant of Sergt. James Davidson, of Connecticut. 
 Daughter of Samuel Davidson and Jeannette Jennesse, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Miles Davidson and Violetta Baldwin, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of James Davidson, Jr., and Sybil Baldwin, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of James Davidson and Ann Hine, his wife. 
 James Davidson (1737-1829) served as sergeant, 1779, in the Connecticut militia. He was born
 and died in Milford, Conn. 
                            

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 Miss Elizabeth Reese Jones.
 DAR ID Number: 57239 
 Born in Holly Springs, Miss. 
 Descendant of Capt. Stephen Cantrell and of Hon. Thomas Jones. 
 Daughter of William Augustus Jones and Margaret Gillespie Mason, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Rufus Jones and Martha E. A. Reese, his wife; William Fultz Mason and
 Matilda C. Cantrell, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of William Jones and Phalba Hutchins, his wife; Stephen Cantrell, Jr., and
 Julict A. D. Wendel, his wife. 
 See No. 57238. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Stephen Cantrell and Mary S. Blakemore, his wife. 
 Stephen Cantrell (1758-1827) was employed by the Continental Commissioners of North
 Carolina and was captain of the guard. He received a grant of land, 1788, which was located in
 Davidson County, Tenn. He was born near Abingdon, Va.; died in Sumner County, Tenn. 
 Also Nos. 14237, 17850, 21809, 22438. 
                            

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 [p.122] Mrs. Emily Davidson Miller.
 DAR ID Number: 57353 
 Born in McLean, N. Y. 
 Wife of Nelson A. Miller. 
 Descendant of Timothy Beers. 
 Daughter of John T. Davidson and Amanda M. Beers, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Jabez Holly Beers (b. 1794) and Rebecca Wood (b. 1796), his wife, m.
 1815. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Timothy Beers and Susanna Randall (1750-1834), his wife, m. 1773. 
 Timothy Beers (1749-1825) served as a private in John Sayre's company, Col. John Hathorn's
 New York regiment. He lived in Orange County during the Revolution. He was born in
 Connecticut; died in Wells, Bradford County, Pa. 
 Also No. 39249. 
                            

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 Miss Florence Davidson Smith.
 DAR ID Number: 57382 
 Born in Canajoharie, N. Y. 
 Descendant of Peter Geortner. 
 Daughter of Martin L. Smith and Mary Geortner, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of George Geortner, Jr., and Lucinda W. Geortner, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of George Geortner and Catherine Westerman, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Peter Geortner and Mary Catherine Bargy, his wife. 
 Peter Geortner (1736-1813) enlisted in the Tryon County, New York militia, under Capt.
 Hendrick Herder, Col. Peter Bellinger; engaged in the battle of Oriskany. He was born in
 Germany; died in Canajoharie, N. Y. 
                            

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 Mrs. Mary E. Mccarroll Myers.
 DAR ID Number: 57574 
 Born at Holly Springs, Miss. 
 Wife of M. D. Myers. 
 Descendant of Major George Davidson and of Capt. Patrick Boggan. 
 Daughter of John Ramsey McCarroll and Ophelia Saxon Myers, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of George Boggan Myers and Addeline Boggan, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Patrick Boggan, Jr., and Martha Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Patrick Boggan and Betsey Dabbs, his wife; George Davidson and
 Brazilla Adkins, his wife. 
 George Davidson was captain of the 1st North Carolina regiment of Rangers, under Col. James
 Moore, and in 1776 appointed major. He was born about 1750; died after 1802 in Kentucky. 
 Also No. 21814. 
 Patrick Boggan (1750-1816) was a regulator and one of the first to cry out against the
 aggressive rule of Governor Tryon. He commanded a company at the battle of Alamance. He
 was born in Ireland; died in North Carolina. 
 Also No. 49268. 
                            

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 Mrs. Mary Brevard Brumby Quarterman.
 DAR ID Number: 57711 
 Born in Atlanta, Ga. 
 Descendant of Capt. Alexander Brevard. 
 Daughter of Alexander Brevard Brumby and Ellen Douglas Robarts, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of R. T. Brumby and Mary Brevard, His wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Alexander Brevard and Rebecca Davidson (1762-1824), his wife, m.
 1784. 
 [p.244] Alexander Brevard (1755-1829) commanded a company and fought in the battles of
 the Jerseys and in the Southern campaign. He was born in Maryland; died in North Carolina. 
 Also Nos. 32759, 38476. 
                            

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 Mrs. Emmie Young Jones.
 DAR ID Number: 57881 
 Born in Morganton, N. C. 
 Wife of John H. Jones. 
 Descendant of Major Joseph Graham. 
 Daughter of J. Alphonso Young, Jr., and Laura Tate, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of J. Alphonso Young and Melvina Graham, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of John Davidson Graham and Elizabeth Connor, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Joseph Graham and Isabella Davidson, his wife. 
 Joseph Graham (1759-1836) served as lieutenant, captain, and major of North Carolina
 Rangers. He was born in Chester County, Pa.; died in Lincoln County, N. C. 
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 Mrs. Elizabeth Margaret Williamson.
 DAR ID Number: 58108 
 Born in Clarke County, Ala. 
 Wife of Charles Albert Williamson, M. D. 
 Descendant of William Armistead. 
 Daughter of James Westwood Armistead and Jane Elmira Davidson, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Westwood Armistead and Elizabeth Boroughs, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of William Armistead and Rebecca Kimball, his 1st wife. 
 William Armistead (1762-1842) enlisted as a musician at the age of fifteen; was at Valley Forge,
 Monmouth, and the storming of Stony Point. His pension was allowed for two years' actual
 service as private, Virginia Line. He was born in Elizabeth City, Va.; died in Clarke County, Ala.

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 Mrs. Eldora Chapman Oat.
 DAR ID Number: 58194 
 Born in Sharon, Conn. 
 Wife of William Hicks Oat. 
 Descendant of Col. Nathan Gallup, of Connecticut. 
 Daughter of Lyman L. Chapman and Orrie Davidson, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Amos Davidson and Temperance Anna Allyn, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Avery Allyn and Rebecca Gallup, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Jacob Gallup and Rebecca Morgan, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Nathan Gallup and Sarah Giddings, his wife. 
 Nathan Gallup (1727-99) served as lieutenant-colonel in Sullivan's expedition to Rhode Island,
 1778, and, 1780, commanded a regiment. He was born and died in Groton, Conn. 
 Also No. 17230. 
                            

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 Mrs. Emma Blackinton Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 58326 
 Born in Attleboro, Mass. 
 Wife of Fred Lincoln Davidson. 
 Descendant of Josiah Allen, William Blackinton, Samuel Tingley, Sergt. Thomas Sweet, and
 Amos Sweet. 
 [p.114] Daughter of Charles Augustus Blackinton and Harriet Atwood, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Williard Blackinton and Clarissa Sweet, his wife; Josiah Allen, Jr., and
 Rowena Tingley, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of William Blackinton and Elizabeth Babcock, his wife; Josiah Allen and
 Elizabeth Shepherdson, his wife; Samuel Tingley and Rebekah Cushman, his wife; Amos Sweet,
 Jr., and Sally (Sweet), his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas Sweet and Margaret Foster, his wife (parents of Sally); Amos
 Sweet and Hannah Richardson, his wife (parents of Amos). 
 Josiah Allen (1756-1830) served several enlistments under different commands, 1775-80,
 Massachusetts troops. He was born and died in Attleboro, Mass. 
 Samuel Tingley (1752-1846) served as a drummer in Capt. Moses Wilmarth's company, Col.
 Thomas Carpenter's regiment. He was born and died in Attleboro. 
 Also No. 57306. 
 William Blackinton (1758-1816) enlisted, 1777, in Capt. Jacob Fuller's company, Col. John
 Jacob's regiment, Massachusetts troops. He was born and died in Wrentham, Mass. 
 Thomas Sweet (1741-1830) enlisted as a private in the 9th company, Col. John Daggett's 4th
 regiment, which marched on the Lexington Alarm, and, 1778, was sergeant in Capt. Alexander
 Foster's company, Col. Thomas Carpenter's regiment. He was born and died in Attleboro,
 Mass. 
 Also No. 50886. 
 Amos Sweet (1734-1801) served several enlistments under different commands, Massachusetts
 service. He was born and died in Attleboro, Mass. 
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 Mrs. Lizzie Stevens Hayward.
 DAR ID Number: 59151 
 Born in Killingly, Conn. 
 Wife of Edward W. Hayward. 
 Descendant of Peter Shumway and Sergt. Thomas Dike. 
 Daughter of John Hathaway Stevens and Lucy Dike Shumway, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Noah Shumway, Jr., and Elizabeth H. Stevens, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Noah Shumway and Lucy Dike, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Peter Shumway and Rebecca Leavens, his wife; Thomas Dike and
 Dorothy Davidson, his wife. 
 Peter Shumway (1735-1828) served several enlistments under different commands, 1777-80,
 Massachusetts troops. He was born and died in Oxford, Mass. 
 Also No. 54651. 
 Thomas Dike (1744-1805) served as sergeant at the Lexington Alarm in Capt. John Green's
 company, Col. Ebenezer William's regiment. He was born and died in Thompson, Conn. 
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 Mrs. Jennie Horne Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 59275 
 Born in Sturbridge, Mass. 
 Wife of Alonzo B. Davidson. 
 Descendant of David Lamb, of Massachusetts. 
 Daughter of William Dennison Horne and Louisa Lamb, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of David Lamb, Jr. (b. 1782), and Rachel Stevens (d. 1825), his wife, m. 1810. 
 Gr-granddaughter of David Lamb and Judith Fitts, his 1st wife, m. 1778. 
 David Lamb (1758-1846) enlisted, 1776, as a private in Capt. John Nichols's company, Col.
 Jonathan Holman's regiment. In 1832 he was allowed a pension. He was born in Charlton,
 Mass.; died in Oxford. 
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 Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Jones Johnson.
 DAR ID Number: 59903 
 Born in Cass County, Mo. 
 Wife of Reuben K. Johnson. 
 Descendant of Brig.-Gen. William Davidson. 
 Daughter of Greenup Jabez Jones and Frances Kavanaugh Sloan, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Rev. Robert Sloan and Margaret Davidson Ewing, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Rev. Finis Ewing and Margaret Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Davidson and Mary Brevard, his wife. 
 William Davidson (1746-81) was promoted brigadier-general for bravery, 1779, and was killed
 at Cowans Ford. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa. 
 Also Nos. 12457, 33408, 36013, 40940, 55288. 
                            

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 Mrs. Alice S. Meredith Moore.
 DAR ID Number: 60667 
 Born in Gloucester Co., Va. 
 Wife of Thomas P. Moore. 
 Descendant of Col. Abraham Brasher, of New York. 
 Daughter of Thomas James Meredith and Julia Screven Cushman, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Richard Bedan Screven and Louise Pintard Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Richard Davidson, M. D., and Eliza Noel Pintard, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Pintard and Eliza Brasher, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Abraham Brasher and Helen Kortright, his wife. 
 Abraham Brasher (1734-82) was a member of the Provincial Congress, 1775, captain and
 colonel in the first volunteer regiment of New York. He wrote many of the popular ballards of
 the Revolution. He was born in New York City; died and is buried in Morristown, N. J. 
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 Miss Helen Fairbanke Mac Arthur.
 DAR ID Number: 60695 
 Born in La Crosse, Wis. 
 Descendant of Lieut. Barachiah Johnson. 
 Daughter of Daniel Seymour MacArthur and Eloise Johnson, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Nelson Davidson Johnson and Sarah Fisher Streeter, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Jacob Johnson (b. 1778) and Betsy Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Barachiah Johnson and Lydia Green, his wife, m. 1775. 
 Barachiah Johnson (1746-1826) served, 1775, as private in Capt. Samuel Sloane's company,
 Col. John Paterson's regiment, and later as corporal; was promoted lieutenant and served
 several other enlistments, 1777-81. He was born in Thompson, Conn.; died in New York. 
                            

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 Mrs. Maude Merrill Flower.
 DAR ID Number: 60984 
 Born in El Dorado County, Cal. 
 Wife of Davidson Sprigg Flower. 
 Descendant of Capt. Stephen Merrill and of Corp. Aaron Merrill. 
 Daughter of Oliver Saunders Merrill and Emma Trimble, his wife. 
 See No. 60983. 
                            

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 Mrs. Ruth Dismukes Overton.
 DAR ID Number: 60986 
 Born in Natchitoches, La. 
 Wife of John Holmes Overton. 
 Descendant of Paul Dismukes. 
 Daughter of Marcus L. Dismukes and Katharine C. Jack, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Thomas H. Dismukes and Mary Hager, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Paul Dismukes and Sarah Richardson, his wife. 
 Paul Dismukes (1762-1838) was placed on the pension roll of Davidson County, Tenn., 1834,
 for service as private, Virginia militia. He enlisted from Spottsylvania County, Va., 1780; was in
 the battles of Camden and Yorktown. He was born in Virginia; died in Davidson County, Tenn. 
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 DAR ID Number: 61154 
 Born in North Adams, Mass. 
 Descendant of Capt. Sylvanus Rice, of Massachusetts. 
 Daughter of Nelson Davidson Johnson and Sarah Fisher Streeter, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Charles Streeter and Rhoda Rice, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Calvin Rice and Dorothy Fairbanks, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Sylvanus Rice and Esther Nims, his wife. 
 Sylvanus Rice (1729-1819) commanded a company of minute men at the Lexington Alarm, and,
 1779, was captain in Col. Israel Chapin's Hampshire County regiment. He was born in
 Worcester; died in Charlemont. 
 Also No. 11595. 
                            

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 Miss Ann Amelia Mccoursey.
 DAR ID Number: 61851 
 Born in Peoria, Ill. 
 Descendant of Simeon Hamlin and of John Hamlin. 
 Daughter of Isaac Davidson McCoursey and Lucinda Beebe, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Charles Beebe and Lucy Hamlin, his wife. 
 [p.296] Gr-granddaughter of John Hamlin and Lucy Barton, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Simeon Hamlin. 
 Simeon Hamlin served as private in Capt. Bidwell's company, Col. Fisher Gage's regiment,
 General Wadsworth brigade. He was born in Suffield, and was living, 1783. 
 John Hamlin (1761-1825) was placed on the pension roll, 1818, of Wilbraham, Mass., for
 service as private in Capt. Elisha Blackburn's company, Colonel Sherburne's regiment. He was
 born in Somers, Conn.; died in Wilbraham, Mass. 
                            

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 Mrs. Florence Bell Weston.
 DAR ID Number: 62431 
 Born in New Hudson, N. Y. 
 Wife of W. P. Weston. 
 Descendant of Jonathan Bell. 
 Daughter of Nathaniel Bell and Rebekah Davidson, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of James Russell Bell and Abigail Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Jonathan Bell and Deborah Butterfield, his wife. 
 Jonathan Bell (1755-1844) served several enlistments under different commands. He was
 placed on the pension roll of Hillsboro County, N. H., 1831, for service as private in the
 Massachusetts militia. He died in Goffstown, N. H. 
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 Mrs. Helen Margaret Eavey Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 62523 
 Born in Xenia, Ohio. 
 Wife of John Davidson. 
 Descendant of John Eby, of Pennsylvania. 
 Daughter of Joseph Ezra Eavey and Sarah Etta Wright, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of John Snavely Eavey and Margaret Christiana Knode, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Jacob Eavey and Susan Snavely, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Henry Evey and Elizabeth Metzinger, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of John Eby and Margaret Eby, his wife. 
 [p.175] John Eby (1723-90) served, 1775, as a private in Capt. John Roland's company,
 Lancaster County, Pa., where he was born. 
 Also No. 54924. 
                            

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 Mrs. Louisa King Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 62974 
 Born in Petersburg, Ind. 
 Wife of James B. Davidson. 
 Descendant of James Morrison. 
 Daughter of Marcus King and Roxanna Morrison, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Strowbridge Morrison and Lorinda Stevens, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of James Morrison and Hannah Gunn, his wife. 
 James Morrison (1757-1854) enlisted, 1775, as a private in Captain Harmon's company,
 Colonel Mott's Connecticut regiment. In 1832 he applied for a pension from Ashtabula County,
 Ohio, and it was allowed. He was born in Bridgewater, Mass.; died in Albion, Pa. 
                            

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 DAR ID Number: 62975 
 Born in Petersburg, Ind. 
 Descendant of James Morrison. 
 Daughter of James B. Davidson and Louisa King, his wife. 
 See No. 62974. 
                            

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 [p.160] Miss Glenneweir Ringland.
 DAR ID Number: 63485 
 Born in Hamilton, Ill. 
 Descendant of David McCollom. 
 Daughter of Evan Bernard Ringland and Elizabeth Davidson, his 2nd wife. 
 Granddaughter of John Newton Ringland and Jane Bane Weir, his 2nd wife. 
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 Mrs. Anita K. Letton Kezer.
 DAR ID Number: 63674 
 Born in Santa Clara County, Cal. 
 Descendant of Brig-Gen. William Davidson. 
 Daughter of Archibald K. Letton and Elizabeth Lauderdale, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Reuben Letton and Pamelia Kavanaugh, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Archibald Kavanaugh and Mary Ewing, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Finis (Phineas) Ewing and Margaret Brevard Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of William Davidson and Margaret Brevard, his wife. 
 William Davidson (1746-81) was promoted brigadier-general for bravery, 1779, and was killed
 at Cowans Ford. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa. 
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 Mrs. Kate Lewis Ayers Pettit.
 DAR ID Number: 63868 
 Born in Bristol, Va. 
 Wife of Leonard Overton Pettit. 
 Descendant of Jonathan Wood, of Virginia. 
 Daughter of Rufus A. Ayers and Victoria Louisa Morison, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Henry A. Morison and Louisa E. Keene, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of George Morison and Polly Wood, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Jonathan Wood and Nancy (Osborne) Davidson, his wife. 
 Jonathan Wood (1745-1804) served as a soldier in the Revolution, under General Campbell, at
 King's Mountain. He was also at Fort Houston, which was surrounded and besieged by the
 Indians, 1781. He was born in Loudoun County; died in Russell County. 
 Also No. 49810. 
                            

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 Mrs. Edith Warren Thompson.
 DAR ID Number: 63937 
 Born in New Haven, Conn. 
 Wife of Everard Thompson. 
 Descendant of Abram Hemingway, of Connecticut. 
 Daughter of Joseph Russell Warren and Grace Harriet Brockett, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Ralph Warren and Almira Russell, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Truman Russell and Elizabeth Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Andrew Davidson and Elizabeth Bradley, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Zebulon Bradley and Elizabeth Hemingway, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Abram Hemingway. 
 Abram Hemingway was an old man when war was declared, but responded to the New Haven
 Alarm in Capt. Phineas Bradley's company of Matrosses. He was born in East Haven. 
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 Mrs. Hattie Hosmer Nevers Pember.
 DAR ID Number: 63955 
 Born in Hartford, Conn. 
 Wife of Elisha Hart Pember. 
 Descendant of Thomas Liswell and of Moses Spofford. 
 Daughter of George Nevers and Julia Spofford Hosmer, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Roderick Nevers (1808-88) and Melissa Sikes (1813-97), his wife, m. 1835;
 John Budd Hosmer and Julia Spofford, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of John Sikes and Lovisa Liswell (1790-1818), his wife, m. 1811; Jesse
 Spofford and Wealthy Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas Liswell and Hannah Crosby, his wife, m. 1785; Moses
 Spofford and Abigail Bibbins, his wife. 
 Thomas Liswell (1758-1814) enlisted, 1778, in Capt. Silas Fowler's company, Col. William
 Shepherd's regiment, and, 1777-81, served several other enlistments under different commands.
 He was born in Hartford, Conn.; died in Hampden County, Mass. 
 [p.323] Moses Spofford (1723-1825) served, 1776, as a private in Capt. Nathaniel Wales'
 company, Col. Jeremiah Mason's regiment. He was born and died in Windham, Conn. 
                            

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 Mrs. Flora M. Sheriffs Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 63971 
 Born in Milwaukee, Wis. 
 Wife of Watt Bell Davidson. 
 Descendant of John Nelson and of Capt. Jacob Wright. 
 Daughter of Thomas W. Sheriffs (b. 1852) and Kate Nelson (1853-1907), his wife, m. 1874. 
 See No. 63964. 
                            

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 Mrs. Olive Ewing Dallmeyer.
 DAR ID Number: 64202 
 Born in Jefferson, Mo. 
 Wife of W. A. Dallmeyer. 
 Descendant of Robert Ewing, Robert Ewing, Jr., Ephraim McLean, and Josiah Ramsay. 
 [p.70] Daughter of Gilson Thomas Ewing (1837-76) and Eliza Caroline Jackson (b. 1843), his
 wife, m. 1860. 
 Granddaughter of Robert Allen Ewing (1792-1857) and Jane Ramsay (1799-1883), his wife,
 m. 1820. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Robert Ewing and Jane McLean (1769-1847), his wife, m. 1787; Jonathan
 Ramsay (1775-1860) and Hannah Lamkin (1775-1830), his wife, m. 1793. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Robert Ewing and Mary Baker (b. 1730), his wife; Ephraim McLean
 and Elizabeth Davidson (1743-1820), his wife, m. 1761; Josiah Ramsay and � Patterson, his
 wife, m. 1775. 
 Robert Ewing (1718-87) in 1776 was justice of the Bedford County Virginia Court, where he
 died. He was born in Ireland. 
 Robert Ewing, Jr. (1760-1832) was a soldier in the Revolution, Virginia service. He was born in
 Bedford County, Va.; died in Logan County, Ky. 
 Ephraim McLean (1730-1823) served on the Committee of Safety in Rowan County, N. C. He
 was born in Scotland; died in Kentucky. 
 Josiah Ramsay (1755-1835) served as Indian spy in Virginia, 1775-80. He was born near
 Goose Creek, Va.; died in Calloway County, Mo. 
                            

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 Mrs. Annie K. Weaver Walker.
 DAR ID Number: 64534 
 Born in Cuthbert, Ga. 
 Wife of Robert Lee Walker. 
 Descendant of Capt. John Marks, Capt. John Bradley, Isham Phillips and Thomas Newell. 
 Daughter of Nicholas Meriwether Weaver, Jr. (b. 1857), and Emma Slaughter (b. 1864), his
 wife, m. 1881. 
 Granddaughter of Nicholas Meriwether Weaver (1831-97) and Anne Elizabeth Davidson (b.
 1839), his wife, m. 1854; Thomas Bailey Slaughter and Katie Dorsey, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Isham Weaver and Mary Ardis Bradley, his wife; Drewey May Davidson
 (1821-89) and Mary Anne E. Moore (b. 1824), his wife, m. 1838; Stephen Green Dorsey and
 Lucinda McConnell, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Bradley, Jr., M. D. (b. 1773) and Margaret Meriwether, his wife;
 John Moore (b. 1795) and Nancy Curry (b. 1795), his wife; John Dorsey and Mary Phillips, his
 wife; James McConnell and Mary Newell, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of John Bradley and Mary Noil (d. 1820), his wife; William Moore and
 Mary Marks, his wife; Thomas Newell and Catherine Swan, his wife; Isham Phillips and Mary
 Dawson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of John Marks and Lucy Meriwether Lewis (1752-1857), his wife. 
 John Marks commanded the 10th Virginia regiment, 1779, and, 1785, was sheriff of Albemarle
 County, Va., where he was born. He removed to Georgia after his marriage to the widow of
 William Lewis, who died in 1780. He received a grant of land in Ross County, Ohio, for his
 service. 
 Also No. 44825. 
 John Bradley (1755-1837) in 1780 was captain of Galley from Georgia, where he was born. He
 died in Oglethorpe. 
 Also No. 63989. 
 [p.189] Isham Phillips (1741-1837) enlisted at the beginning of the Revolutionary War and
 served seven years under Col. Greenberry Lee. He was born near Savannah; died in Henry
 County, Ga. 
 Thomas Newell (1746-92) enlisted, 1775, as a private under Col. Elijah Clarke. He was born in
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 Mrs. Margaret Currier Raidy.
 DAR ID Number: 64653 
 Born in Grand Rapids, Mich. 
 Wife of J. M. Raidy. 
 Descendant of William Powers, James Davidson, Abel Mudge, Lemuel Dow, Ebenezer
 Kendall, Seth Thompson, and Capt. John Walton. 
 Daughter of Arthur W. Currier (1844-1904) and Amelia Snyder (b. 1848), his wife, m. 1867. 
 Granddaughter of Alfred O. Currier (1817-81) and Deborah Ball Powers (1823-81), his wife,
 m. 1843; Leonard Snyder (1805-95) and Sarah Ann (Davidson) Lewis (1814-87), his wife, m.
 1839. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Jonathan Powers (1795-1864) and Ann Kendall (1794-1833), his wife,
 m. 1819; John Davidson (1780-1858) and Rhoda Mudge (1782-1860), his wife, m. 1799. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Williams Powers, Jr. (1767-1834), and Mary Thompson (1767-1857),
 his wife, m. 1787; Ebenezer Kendall, Jr. (1765-1837), and Susannah Dow (1759-1837), his
 wife, m. 1793; James Davidson and Elizabeth Anderson, his wife; Abel Mudge and Elizabeth
 Skinner, his 2nd wife. 
 [p.228] Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of William Powers and Elizabeth Gates (1748-1823), his wife;
 Lemuel Dow and Ann Willington (1735-93), his wife, m. 1758; Ebenezer Kendall and Martha
 Walton (1735-1817), his wife, m. 1762; Seth Thompson and Elizabeth (Thompson)
 (1748-1819), his wife, m. 1766. 
 Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of John Walton and Martha Burnap, his wife, m. 1734. 
 William Powers (1740-1829) served under General Stark at the battle of Bennington. He was
 born in Littleton, Mass.; died in Groton, N. H. 
 James Davidson (1734-80) served as a private and was taken prisoner by the British in their
 attack upon Elizabeth, N. J., 1780. He was born in Freehold, N. J. 
 Abel Mudge (1744-1819) served in Capt. Aaron Romley's company of Berkshire men, 1777.
 He was born in Sharon, Conn. 
 Lemuel Dow (1737-1818) was a private in Colonel Chase's regiment, New Hampshire militia,
 which marched to reinforce the garrison at Ticonderoga, 1777. He was born in Coventry,
 Conn.; died in Hanover, N. H. 
 Ebenezer Kendall (1736-1802) was appointed by the selectman of Cockermouth, N. H., 1776,
 to apply for arms and ammunition for that town. He was born in Dunstable, Mass.; died in
 Hebron, N. H. 
 Seth Thompson (1747-1828) served as a private in Captain Spaulding's company, Col. Moses
 Nichols' regiment, New Hampshire militia. He was born in Durham; died in Holderness, N. H. 
 John Walton (1716-95) commanded a company in Colonel Green's regiment, which turned out
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 Mrs. Serena Barksdale Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 64812 
 Born in Charleston, S. C. 
 Descendant of Gov. Paul Hamilton, of South Carolina. 
 Daughter of Josiah Edward Smith, Jr. (b. 1851), and Maria A. Hugenin (b. 1854), his wife, m.
 1877. 
 Granddaughter of Josiah Edward Smith (1813-87) and Eliza M. Seabrook (1817-78), his wife,
 m. 1843. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Gov. Whitman Seabrook and Margaret Hamilton, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Paul Hamilton and Mary Wilkerson, his wife, m. 1782. 
 Paul Hamilton (1762-1816) served as a soldier under Marion in the South Carolina Line. He
 became prominent in civil life and governor of the State. He died in Beaufort. 
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 [p.315] Mrs. Lula Bowling Holeman.
 DAR ID Number: 64894 
 Born in Russellville, Ky. 
 Wife of George Herrod Holeman. 
 Descendant of Lieut.-Col. Jonathan Clark, Robert Ewing, Lieut.-Col. Benjamin Temple, and
 Ephraim McLean. 
 Daughter of Robert C. Bowling (1820-86) and Lucy Croghan Temple (1824-90), his wife, m.
 1845. 
 Granddaughter of James Butler Bowling (1795-1878) and Sophronia Ewing (1800-68), his
 wife, m. 1819; Benjamin Temple, Jr. (1776-1836), and Eleanor Ettinger Clark (1783-1867), his
 wife, m. 1801. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Robert Ewing and Jane McLean (1769-1832), his wife, m. 1787;
 Benjamin Temple and Molly Brooke Baylor, his wife; Jonathan Clark and Sarah Hite, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Ephraim McLean and Elizabeth Davidson (1743-1820), his wife, m.
 1761. 
 Jonathan Clark (1750-1811) was appointed captain, 1776, in the 8th Virginia regiment;
 promoted major, 1777. He was at Brandywine, Germantown, Monmouth, and Paulus Hook.
 He was lieutenant-colonel, 1780, at Charleston, where he was captured; exchanged, 1781, and
 served to the close of the war. He was born in Virginia; died in Jefferson County, Ky. 
 Robert Ewing (1760-1832) was a soldier in the Revolution from Virginia. He was born in
 Bedford County, Va.; died in Logan County, Ky. 
 Benjamin Temple (1734-1800) was made captain, 1776, of the Virginia Dragoons and
 lieutenant-colonel of the Continental Dragoons, 1777, serving until the close of the war. He was
 born in Virginia; died in King William County. 
 Ephraim McLean (1730-1823) was a member of the Committee of Safety of Rowan County,
 N. C., 1775, and also served as a soldier, participating in the battle of King's Mountain. He was
 born in Scotland; died in Kentucky. 
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 Mrs. Edith Powers Moulton.
 DAR ID Number: 64915 
 Born in Kent County, Mich. 
 Wife of Roy Kenneth Moulton. 
 Descendant of William Powers, James Davidson, Lemuel Dow, Ebenezer Kendall, Seth
 Thompson, and Capt. John Walton. 
 Daughter of Charles Ball Powers (1852-91) and Sara C. Gior (1853-80), his wife, m. 1873. 
 Granddaughter of William Thompson Powers (1820-1909) and Louisa Hall (1822-1901), his
 wife, m. 1839. 
 See No. 64653. 
                            

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 Miss Hazeline Thomas.
 DAR ID Number: 64980 
 Born in Charlotte, N. C. 
 Descendant of Moses Parks, Dr. William McLean, and Major John Davidson. 
 Daughter of Joseph O. Thomas (b. 1851) and Mary Parks (1861-1910), his wife, m. 1882. 
 Granddaughter of George D. Parks (1827-94) and Mary McLean, his 3rd wife, m. 1860. 
 [p.343] Gr-granddaughter of George Parks (1780-1826) and Elizabeth Sharp (1782-1830), his
 wife; William McLean, M. D. (1802-83), and Amanda Hill (1810-46), his wife, m. 1828. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Moses Parks and Mary Hill (1735-1808), his wife; William McLean
 and Mary Davidson, his wife, m. 1792. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of John Davidson and Violet Wilson, his wife. 
 Moses Parks (1730-1820) served at the battle of Ramsuer's Mill. He was born in Virginia; died
 in Mecklenburg County, N. C. 
 William McLean (1757-1828) entered the service at the age of twenty-two as assistant surgeon,
 and was at the battles of Stono and King's Mountain with General Green's army. He was born in
 Rowan County; died in Gaston County, N. C. 
 John Davidson (1735-1822) was appointed major by the Provincial Congress, 1776. He was
 general of the State militia, a member of the Committee of Public Safety, and a signer of the
 Mecklenburg Declaration. He was born in Chester County; died in Mecklenburg County, N. C. 
                            

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 [p.125] Mrs. Lucy W. Davidson Bailey.
 DAR ID Number: 65358 
 Born in Iredell County, N. C. 
 Wife of W. W. Bailey. 
 Descendant of Capt. Alexander Davidson, of North Carolina. 
 Daughter of T. M. C. Davidson (b. 1839) and Emma Purvis, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Joseph Davidson and Selina Hart, his 2nd wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Alexander Davidson and Henrietta Clayton, his wife. 
 Alexander Davidson commanded a company of �Foot� under Col. Francis Lock during the
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 Mrs. Eunice Raymond Proctor Perkins.
 DAR ID Number: 65458 
 Born in Ravenwood, W. Va. 
 Wife of E. R. Perkins. 
 Descendant of Major William Haymond, Col. John Proctor, Ensign Christian Madera, Ensign
 Samuel Williamson, Moses Williamson, James McMechen, and Capt. William McMechen. 
 Daughter of Winfield Scott Proctor (b. 1847) and Sue Haymond (1853-85), his wife, m. 1873. 
 Granddaughter of William Proctor (1816-92) and Elizabeth C. Williamson (1816-92), his wife,
 m. 1833; Augustus Haymond (1812-93) and Rebecca Madera (1819-55), his wife, m. 1843. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Isaac Proctor (d. 1851) and Catherine (Proctor), his wife; William
 Haymond, Jr. (1771-1848), and Cynthia Carroll (1774-1852), his wife, m. 1793; Nicholas B.
 Madera (1779-1859) and Susanna Buck (1796-1851), his wife; James Williamson
 (1779-1849) and Mary McMechen (1784-1853), his wife, m. 1805. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Proctor and Catherine Hamilton, his wife (parents of Catherine);
 William Haymond and Cassandra Clelland (1741-88), his wife; Christian Madera and Ann
 Bierly (b. 1755), his wife, m. 1779; Samuel Williamson and Sarah Claypole, his 1st wife, m.
 1767; James McMechen and Hannah Davidson (1757-1841), his wife, m. 1779. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Moses Williamson and Jane Miles (d. 1797), his wife; William
 McMechen and Rachel Rosanna Stevens (1728-51), his wife, m. 1744. 
 William Haymond (1740-1821) was active in fighting the Indians and, 1777, was in command of
 Pickett's Fort on the Monongahela River. He was selected by the Assembly to administer the
 oath of allegiance to the males of Harrison County. He was born in Maryland; died in Virginia. 
 Also No. 23729. 
 John Proctor (1740-89) was colonel of a battalion of militia from Westmoreland County, Pa.,
 1775, where he was born. 
 Christian Madera (1759-1822) served as ensign in Capt. Jacob Baldy's company, Col. Joseph
 Hiesser's Berks County, Pennsylvania regiment, 1780. He applied for a pension. His claim was
 allowed. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Morgantown, W. Va. 
 Samuel Williamson (1745-1808) served as ensign, 1778, in the Virginia militia and signed the
 oath of allegiance. He was born in Maryland; died in Washington County, Ohio. 
 [p.157] Moses Williamson was a private in the Virginia militia and signed the oath of allegiance.
 He was born in Maryland. His will was proved February, 1792. 
 James McMechen (1748-1825) served as a private in Capt. William Harrod's company to
 patrol the Ohio Valley. He was born in Maryland; died in West Virginia. 
 William McMechen (1724-97) commanded a company in the Virginia militia, 1775. He was
 born in Delaware; died in Ohio County, W. Va. 
                            

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 Mrs. Lillian Cantrell Trousdale.
 DAR ID Number: 65756 
 Born in Nashville, Tenn. 
 Wife of Leon Trousdale. 
 Descendant of Capt. Stephen Cantrell, of North Carolina. 
 Daughter of George C. Cantrell and Ellen Jennings, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Stephen Cantrell and Mary Blakemore, his wife. 
 Stephen Cantrell (1758-1827) was employed by the Continental Commissioners of North
 Carolina, and for his service received a grant of land in Davidson County, Tenn. He was born in
 Abbingdon, Va.; died in Sumner County, Tenn. 
 Also No. 15307. 
                            

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 Miss Minnie Herbert Glaze.
 DAR ID Number: 66035 
 Born in Orangeburg, S. C. 
 Descendant of Daniel Goggans. 
 Daughter of William Lawton Glaze and Emily Herbert, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Chesley Worthington Herbert and Elizabeth Goggans (b. 1838), his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Daniel Goggans and Emily Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Jerry Goggans and Elizabeth Peterson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Daniel Goggans. 
 Daniel Goggans was a Whig and fought for independence under Marion, Sumter, and Pickens.
 Once while in Marion's command he was home on a furlough, and his house was surrounded by
 a body of Tories commanded by the celebrated and notorious Ned Turner. He fought them from
 the house until it was fired upon, then, seeing that escape was impossible, came out and was
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 Mrs. Zue Matt Meriwether Hotchkiss.
 DAR ID Number: 66338 
 Born in Jackson, Tenn. 
 Wife of Charles R. Hotchkiss. 
 Descendant of Lieut. David Meriwether, John Johnston, Major Philip Alston, and John Ramsey. 
 Daughter of Matthias De Berry Meriwether (b. 1835) and Lydia Johnston (1839-1903), his
 wife. 
 Granddaughter of David Meriwether, Jr. (1800-39), and Eliza De Berry (1812-99), his wife;
 John Johnston (1807-40) and Temperance Alston (1814-67), his wife, m. 1834. 
 Gr-granddaughter of David Meriwether and Frances Wingfield, his wife; Robert Johnston and
 Jane Crockett, his wife; Philip Alston Jr. (1778-1866), and Ann (Nancy) Ramsey (1783-1801),
 his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Johnston and Elizabeth Lock (1742-1815), his wife; Philip Alston
 and Mary Drew Temple, his wife; John Ramsey and Elizabeth Birdsong McBride, his wife. 
 David Meriwether (1755-1822) was lieutenant in the Virginia Continental Line, 1776, and
 continued in active service except while in captivity until the close of the war; engaged in the
 battles of Monmouth, [p.125] Trenton, Brandywine, Germantown, and the siege of Savannah
 and Charleston. He was born in Virginia; died in Clark County, Ga. 
 Also No. 60439. 
 John Johnston (1734-1816) in 1775 was a member of Rowan County Committee of Safety. He
 was born in Ireland; died in Nashville, Tenn. 
 Philip Alston was appointed major of Cumberland County militia, 1775. He was living in
 Cumberland County, N. C., during the Revolution. 
 John Ramsey was drafted from Iredell County, N. C., and served at Ramsour's Mill, 1780,
 under Gen. William Davidson, where he was shot in the knee. He died in 1807. His widow in
 1844 was allowed a pension in Monroe County, Tenn. 
 Also No. 36516. 
                            

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 [p.126] Mrs. Evelina Parsons Harris.
 DAR ID Number: 66341 
 Born in Macon, Miss. 
 Wife of Earl Albert Harris. 
 Descendant of Major George Davidson. 
 Daughter of James Manly Harris and Martha Sophie Bradford, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of William Roland Harris and Evelina Parsons, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Isham Harris and Lucy Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of George Davidson and Barzilla Atkins, his 2nd wife. 
 George Davidson (1750-90) was captain of the 1st North Carolina regiment of Rangers under
 Col. James Moore, and in 1776 was appointed major. He was born in Virginia; died in North
 Carolina. 
 Also Nos. 21814, 57574. 
                            

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 Mrs. Jane Brevard Darby.
 DAR ID Number: 66441 
 Born in Tallahassee, Fla. 
 Descendant of Capt. Alexander Brevard. 
 Daughter of Theodore Washington Brevard, Jr. (1835-82), and Mary Call (b. 1835), his wife,
 m. 1859. 
 [p.166] Granddaughter of Theodore Washington Brevard (1804-77) and Caroline Mays
 (1811-92), his wife, m. 1831. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Alexander Brevard and Rebecca Davidson (1762-1824), his wife, m.
 1784. 
 Alexander Brevard (1755-1829) entered the army as a cadet and soon rose to captain in North
 Carolina troops. He was a member of Salisbury Committee of Safety, also of the Provincial
 Congress, 1776. He was born and died in North Carolina. 
                            

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 Miss Madeline Orr.
 DAR ID Number: 66823 
 Born in Charlotte, N. C. 
 Descendant of James Orr, Col. Jacob Drake, Major Joseph Graham, Major John Davidson,
 Violet Wilson, Samuel Wilson and Peter Epes. 
 Daughter of Harvey Howell Orr (b. 1865) and Sallie Sumney (b. 1867), his wife, m. 1886. 
 Granddaughter of Augustus Junius Orr (1838-66) and Harriet Howell (b. 1846), his wife, m.
 1863. 
 Gr-granddaughter of James Harvey Orr (1802-45) and Mary A. Graham (1816-55), his wife,
 m. 1837; Stephen M. Howell (1820-56) and Martha Sittle (b. 1826), his wife, m. 1844. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Hannah Orr (1775-1852) and Mary Williamson, his wife; Stephen
 Howell (b. 1789) and Esther Wade, his wife; John Davidson Graham (d. 1847) and Betsy
 Connor, his wife, m. 1815. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of James Orr and Emily Hannah, his wife; Samuel Howell and Rachel
 Drake, his wife, m. 1782; Joseph Graham and Isabella Davidson (1761-1808), his wife, m.
 1787; Charles Connor and Ann Epes (b. 1769), his wife, m. 1790. 
 Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Jacob Drake and Charity Young (1744-76), his wife; John
 Davidson and Violet Wilson, his wife; Peter Epes and Mary Poythress. 
 Gr-gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Samuel Wilson and Mary Winslow, his wife. 
 James Orr (1750-1840) enlisted in cavalry under the command of General Rutherford and
 served other enlistments, 1776-80. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Providence, N. C. 
 Jacob Drake (1732-1823) was a member of the Committee of Safety of the Provincial
 Congress and one of the framers of the State Constitution. He served as colonel of the Western
 Battalion. He was born in Piscataway; died in Drakesville, N. J. 
 Also Nos. 20491, 6555, 18801, 19353. 
 [p.302] Joseph Graham (1759-1836) served as lieutenant, captain and major of North Carolina
 Rangers. He was desperately wounded at Charlotte. He was born in Chester County, Pa.; died
 in Lincoln, N. C. 
 Also 45115. 
 John Davidson (1735-1832) was a signer of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence and
 served as a major in the army. He was born in Chester County, Pa.; died in Mecklenburg
 County, N. C. 
 Also 24865. 
 Violet Wilson (1741-1832) patriot, signed the Resolutions addressed to Committee of Safety,
 Salisbury, N. C. She was born in Mecklenburg County, N. C., where she also died. 
 Samuel Wilson (1710-1778) patriot, was a member of the Committee of Safety, Salisbury, N.
 C. He was born in Pennsylvania and died in Mecklenburg County, N. C. 
 Peter Epes (1730-1808) was a member of the Committee of Intelligence and Safety, 1775, of
 Prince George County, Va., where he was born and died. 
 Also No. 56587. 
                            

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 Mrs. Wena Donelson Goodall.
 DAR ID Number: 66885 
 Born in Davidson County, Tenn. 
 Wife of Thomas Goodall. 
 Descendant of John Donelson. 
 Daughter of William Donelson and Alice Ewin, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Stockley Donelson and Phila Ann Lawrence, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of John Donelson, Jr., and Mary Purnell, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Donelson and Rachel Stockley, his wife. 
 John Donelson (1718-85) was a member of the House of Burgesses, 1774, and signed the
 address to the people of Virginia. He was general surveyor and a pioneer of Tennessee. His
 perilous voyage, 1779, in the boat �Adventure,� from Fort Patrick Henry, on the Holston River,
 to what is now Nashville, was four months of privation and suffering. The first cotton grown in
 the State was [p.323] planted by him, 1780. He was active in the contests with the Indians and
 lost his life in that warfare. He was born in Virginia; died in Kentucky. 
 Also No. 22602. 
                            

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 Mrs. Isabel Hubbard Smith.
 DAR ID Number: 67082 
 Born in Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 Wife of Henry Wilson Smith. 
 Descendant of Zebulon Bradley. 
 Daughter of George Hubbard and Jeannette Parker, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Alfred Parker and Fannie Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Andrew Davidson and Elizabeth Bradley, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Zebulon Bradley and Elizabeth Hemingway, his wife. 
 Zebulon Bradley (1715-79) enlisted as private in 6th company of 1st regiment of Connecticut.
 Discharged in 1775 and then joined a privateer guarding the sea coast during Tryon's invasion,
 which caused his death. He was born in East Haven, Conn. 
 Also No. 10930. 
                            

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 Mrs. Josephine Davidson Ostrom
 DAR ID Number: 67410 
 Born in Dutchess County, N. Y. 
 Wife of Phineas Ostrom. 
 Descendant of Joseph Davidson, of Connecticut. 
 Daughter of George L. Davidson and Eliza Van Every, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Joseph Davidson, Jr., and Polly Lyman, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Josephine Davidson. 
 Joseph Davidson served as lieutenant of guards from Milford, 1781, where, in 1743, he was
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 Mrs. Mary Schweier Allison.
 DAR ID Number: 67429 
 Born in Mifflintown, Pa. 
 Wife of Andrew C. Allison. 
 Descendant of David Davidson. 
 Daughter of B. F. Schweier (b. 1838) and Evaline Robison (1842-1903), his wife, m. 1863. 
 Granddaughter of John Robinson (1808-72) and Margaret Davidson (1802-62), his wife, m.
 1830. 
 Gr-granddaughter of David Davidson and Agnes Moore (b. 1760), his wife. 
 David Davidson (1751-1836) enlisted, 1776, in Capt. John Doyle's Independent Rifle company,
 which joined the 1st Pennsylvania regiment commanded by Col. Edward Hand. He was born in
 Cumberland, County, Pa.; died in Juniata County, Pa. 
                            

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 [p.156] Mrs. Isabel Schweier Robison.
 DAR ID Number: 67437 
 Born in Mifflintown, Pa. 
 Wife of Albert M. Robison. 
 Descendant of David Davidson. 
 Daughter of B. F. Schweier (b. 1838) and Evaline Robison (1842-1903), his wife, m. 1863. 
 See No. 67429. 
                            

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 Mrs. Etta White Jaggard.
 DAR ID Number: 68808 
 Born in Farmer City, Ill. 
 Wife of C. F. Jaggard. 
 Descendant of Lieut. David Vance. 
 Daughter of Chaplain David White (1818-1901) and Eliza Vance Davidson (1811-1901), his
 wife. 
 Granddaughter of William Davidson and Elizabeth Vance, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of David Vance and Priscilla Brank, his wife. 
 David Vance (1748-1813) served as ensign and lieutenant in the 2nd North Carolina regiment.
 He was born in Virginia; died in North Carolina. 
 Also No. 17635. 
                            

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 Mrs. Martha Hamill Horne.
 DAR ID Number: 69014 
 Born in Mt. Jackson, Pa. 
 Wife of Robert Gray Horne. 
 Descendant of William Young and of Nathaniel Hamill. 
 Daughter of Smith Hamill (1815-95) and Nancy McCandless (1816-98), his wife, m. 1838. 
 Granddaughter of John Hamill (1777-1850) and Rosanna Davidson (1780-1864), his wife, m.
 1798; John McCandless (1782-1859) and Mary Young (1792-1860), his wife, m. 1811. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Nathaniel Hamill and Martha Bicket (1740-1817), his wife, m. 1773;
 William Young and Mary Elder (1757-82), his wife, m. 1777. 
 William Young (1743-1820) served as a private in Capt. Thomas Askey's company, Col. James
 Dunlop's battalion, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Head of Elk, Md.;
 died in Mercer County, Pa. 
 [p.7] Nathaniel Hamill (1747-99) served as a frontier ranger from Bedford County, 1778-83.
 He was born in Big Cove; died in Lawrence County, Pa. 
 Also No. 27307. 
                            

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 Mrs. Susan L. Davidson Edwards.
 DAR ID Number: 69502 
 Born in Fremont County, Iowa. 
 Wife of William R. Edwards. 
 Descendant of Amos Mix. 
 Daughter of Andrew J. Davidson and Clarinda Barnes Mix, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Levi Mix and Sarah Schafer, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Amos Mix and Clarinda Barnes, his wife. 
 Amos Mix (1759-1844) enlisted, 1775, in Capt. Phineas Porter's company, Colonel Wooster's
 Connecticut regiment; 1777, in Capt. Charles Pond's company, Colonel Douglas's regiment. In
 1818 he was placed on the pension roll of Muskingum County, Ohio, where he died. He was
 born in Waterbury, Conn. 
 Also No. 59073. 
                            

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 Mrs. Elizabeth Barr Crabbs.
 DAR ID Number: 69599 
 Born in Elkhorn, Mo. 
 Wife of Franklin D. Crabbs. 
 Descendant of Ensign John Harwood. 
 [p.211] Daughter of Adam Johnston Barr and Nancy Gordon, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Clayton Jacobs and Mary Ann Harwood, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Alexander Maury Harwood and Nancy Barksdale, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Harwood and � Maury, his wife. 
 John Harwood, in 1776, served as ensign in the Charles City County, Virginia militia. He was
 born about 1730 in Virginia; died in Davidson County, Tenn. 
                            

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 Mrs. May Rutherford Stewart.
 DAR ID Number: 69686 
 Born in Sumner County, Tenn. 
 Wife of William Henry Stewart. 
 Descendant of Robert Cartwright and of James Rutherford. 
 Daughter of Benjamin O. Rutherford (1835-95) and Mary Banke Prince (1837-64), his wife, m.
 1853. 
 Granddaughter of Benjamin S. Rutherford (1800-86) and Ruth O'Donnell Newingham, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of James Rutherford and Elizabeth Cartwright (b. 1776), his wife, m. 1791. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Robert Cartwright and Pembroke Hunter, his 3rd wife. 
 Robert Cartwright (1722-1808) was a signer of the Wautaga petition [p.243] and served on the
 frontier throughout the revolution. He was born in Princess Anne County, Va.; died in Davidson
 County, Tenn. 
 Also No. 46026. 
 James Rutherford (1757-1838) enlisted, 1777, under Capt. William Hellums and Col. Marcus
 Calmes. He was born in Frederick County, Va.; died in Sumner County, Tenn. 
                            

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 Mrs. Helen Louise Plimpton Rice.
 DAR ID Number: 69768 
 Born in Chicago, Ill. 
 Wife of Harry Davidson Rice. 
 Descendant of Capt. Titus Watson. 
 Daughter of Homer A. Plimpton and Sophia Wood, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Enoch Wood and Sophia Bennett, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Larry Bennett and Mary Watson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Titus Watson and Mercy Merrill, his wife. 
 Titus Watson (1746-1821) entered the army as sergeant and commanded a company at
 Germantown, Valley Forge and Monmouth. He was born in Bethany, Conn.; died in Ballston,
 N. Y. 
 Also No. 31312. 
                            

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 Miss Adeline Teresa Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 70070 
 Born in Huntington, N. Y. 
 Descendant of Adjt. Luther Halsey. 
 Daughter of Edmund De Wees Davidson (b. 1845) and Sophronia W. Thompson (b. 1851), his
 wife, m. 1876. 
 Granddaughter of Rev. Robert Davidson, D. D. (1808-76), and Adeline Teresa Van Doren
 (1814-65), his wife, m. 1833. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Rev. Isaac Van Doren (1772-1864) and Abigail Foster Halsey
 (1780-1872), his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Luther Halsey and Sarah Foster (d. 1787), his wife. 
 Luther Halsey (1758-1830) served as adjutant, 1776, in the Morris County, New Jersey militia.
 He was born in Morristown, N. J.; died in Cincinnati, Ohio. 
                            

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 [p.46] Mrs. Elizabeth Sample Allison.
 DAR ID Number: 70124 
 Born in Thomasville, N. C. 
 Wife of Thomas Tillett Allison. 
 Descendant of Richard Barry. 
 Daughter of John W. Sample (b. 1840) and Ida Williams (1851-89), his wife, m. 1874. 
 Granddaughter of William A. Sample (1803-77) and Jane L. Barry (1811-76), his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Richard Barry, Jr. (1765-1850), and Margaret McDowell (1782-1846),
 his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Richard Barry and Annie Price (1735-1827), his wife. 
 Richard Barry (1726-1801) signed the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, and also
 served as a private under Gen. W. L. Davidson, being engaged in the battle of Cowan's Ford.
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 Mrs. Nancy Eleanor Hamill Maccalla.
 DAR ID Number: 70467 
 Born in Keokuk, Iowa. 
 Wife of Albert MacCalla. 
 Descendant of Nathaniel Hamill and of William Young. 
 Daughter of Smith Hamill (1815-95) and Nancy McClellan MacCandless (1816-98), his wife,
 m. 1838. 
 Granddaughter of John Hamill (1777-1850) and Rosanna Davidson (1780-1864), his wife, m.
 1798; John McCandless (1782-1859) and Mary Young (1792-1860), his 2nd wife, m. 1813. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Nathaniel Hamill and Martha Bicket (1740-1817), his wife, m. 1760;
 William Young and Mary Elder (1757-1836), m. 1777. 
 Nathaniel Hamill (1737-99) served as a frontier ranger in Bedford County, 1778-83. He was
 born in Big Cove; died in Lawrence County, Pa. 
 William Young (1743-1820) served as private in Capt. Thomas Askey's company, Col. James
 Dunlop's battalion, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Maryland; died in
 Mercer County, Pa. 
 Also No. 69014. 
                            

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 Mrs. Laura Morrison Brown.
 DAR ID Number: 70492 
 Born in Davidson College, N. C. 
 Wife of Col. J. Edmunds Brown. 
 Descendant of Major John Davidson. 
 Daughter of Rev. Robert Hall Morrison, D. D. (1798-1889) and Mary Graham (1801-64), his
 wife, m. 1824. 
 Granddaughter of Joseph Graham (1759-1836) and Isabella Davidson (1761-1808), his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of John Davidson and Violet Wilson, his wife. 
 John Davidson (1735-1832) was a signer of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence and
 served as a major in the army. He was born in Chester County, Pa.; died in Mecklenburg
 County, N. C. 
 Also No. 66823. 
                            

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 Miss Jennie Mclean.
 DAR ID Number: 70493 
 Born in Lincoln County, N. C. 
 Descendant of Dr. William McLean. 
 Daughter of Dr. William McLean, Jr. (1802-83), and Amanda Hill (1810-46), his wife, m.
 1828. 
 Granddaughter of William McLean and Mary Davidson, his wife, m. 1792. 
 William McLean (1757-1828) served as surgeon at the battles of [p.180] Stono, King's
 Mountain, and Camden. He served to the close of the war. He was born in Rowan County; died
 in Gaston County, N. C. 
 Also No. 33230. 
                            

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 Mrs. Anna Morrison Wilson.
 DAR ID Number: 70494 
 Born in Lincoln County, N. C. 
 Descendant of Major John Davidson. 
 Daughter of Joseph G. Morrison (1843-1906) and Jane Davis (b. 1848), his wife, m. 1873. 
 Granddaughter of Robert Hall Morrison, D. D. (1798-1889) and Mary Graham (1801-64), his
 wife, m. 1824. 
 See No. 70492. 
                            

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 [p.189] Mrs. Cora Chase Thompson.
 DAR ID Number: 70519 
 Born in Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 Wife of Burt G. Thompson. 
 Descendant of Josiah Savage. 
 Daughter of James B. Davidson (1822-57) and Martha S. Savage (b. 1831), his wife, m. 1849. 
 Granddaughter of Silas Savage (1796-1892) and Relief Bradley Olcott (1800-60), his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Josiah Savage and Mary Roberts (1763-1823), his wife. 
 Josiah Savage (1761-1831) served as private, 1778, in Capt. Abijah Savage's company, Col.
 Sherburne's regiment, Connecticut Line. He was born and died in Middletown, Conn. 
                            

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 Mrs. Hallie Caldwell Hall Murrah.
 DAR ID Number: 70686 
 Born in Greensboro, N. C. 
 Wife of Thomas C. Murrah. 
 Descendant of Dr. David Caldwell and of Alexander Mebane. 
 [p.248] Daughter of James King Hall, Jr., and Abagail Miriam Caldwell, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Dr. James King Hall and Frances Mebane Rankin, his wife; Dr. William
 Davidson Caldwell and Abagail Dunlop, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Dr. Thomas Caldwell and Harriet Davidson, his wife; Rev. Jesse Rankin
 and Polly Mebane Paisley, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Rev. Samuel Caldwell and Abagail Alexander, his wife; Rev. William
 Denny Paisley and Frances Mebane, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of David Caldwell and Rachel Craighead, his wife; Alexander Mebane
 and Mary Armstrong, his wife. 
 David Caldwell (1725-1824), a graduate of Princeton, removed to North Carolina, where he
 was a member of the Constitutional Convention, 1776. He was a preacher and teacher and was
 constantly harassed by the Tories. In 1781 the British were encamped on his plantation and
 burned his valuable library and sermons. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa.; died in
 Mecklenburg County, N. C. 
 Also No. 18885. 
 Alexander Mebane (1744-95) was a member of the Provincial Congress at Halifax, N. C.,
 1776. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Orange County, N. C. 
 Also No. 64354. 
                            

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 Mrs. Nannie Graham Dawson.
 DAR ID Number: 70751 
 Born in Warren County, Ill. 
 Wife of Joseph W. Dawson. 
 Descendant of John Davidson, of Virginia. 
 Daughter of John R. Graham (1817-1903) and Mary Thompson Rodgers (b. 1823), his wife,
 m. 1842. 
 Granddaughter of Aleri Rodgers (1785-1863) and Mary Davidson (1790-1879), his wife, m.
 1813. 
 Gr-granddaughter of John Davidson and Mary Thompson (d. 1843), his wife. 
 John Davidson (1757-1835) served several enlistments under different commands, 1778-81,
 Virginia Continental Line. In 1833 was placed on the pension roll of Rockbridge County, Va.,
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 [p.18] Mrs. Marilla Crawford Gray.
 DAR ID Number: 71042 
 Born in Centerville, Ala. 
 Wife of William Gray. 
 Descendant of John Davidson, John Crawford, John Crawford, Jr., and Samuel Wilson. 
 Dauughter of James Wilson Crawford (1822-83) and Sarah Huey (1842-1908), his 2nd wife,
 m. 1863. 
 Granddaughter of Thomas Crawford (1784-1844) and Mary Davidson (d. 1831), his wife, m.
 1816. 
 Gr-granddaughter of John Davidson and Margaret Wilson, his wife; John Crawford, Jr., and
 Eleanor Price (d. 1831), his wife, m. 1783. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Crawford and Margaret Thompson, his wife, m. 1762; Samuel
 Wilson and Margaret Howard, his 2nd wife. 
 John Davidson (1752-97) served as private in Captain McRees' company, 10th regiment, North
 Carolina troops. He was born in Auburn County; died in Charleston, S. C. 
 John Crawford was a signer of the Oath of Allegiance of York County, Pa., 1777. He was born
 in Ireland; lived in York County in 1778. 
 John Crawford, Jr. (1763-1808), enlisted as a private in Captain Rhodes' company, 10th North
 Carolina regiment. He was born in York, Pa.; died in Iredell County, N. C. 
 Samuel Wilson (1710-78) was a member of the Committee of Public Safety of Mecklenburg
 County, N. C. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Mecklenburg County, N. C. 
                            

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 Mrs. Florence Davidson Brown.
 DAR ID Number: 71426 
 Born in Milford, Conn. 
 Wife of Frank W. Brown. 
 Descendant of James Davidson and of Stephen Stowe. 
 Daughter of Arthur Henry Davidson and Mary Bristol, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Henry Davidson and Esther Jane Bradley, his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Samuel Davidson and Catherine Camp, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Richard Treat Davidson and Mary Stowe, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of James Davidson and Ann Hine, his wife; Stephen Stow and Mary
 Beardsley, his wife. 
 James Davidson (1737-1826) served as sergeant, 1779, in the Connecticut militia. He was born
 and died in Milford, Conn. 
 Also No. 56846. 
 Stephen Stowe (1726-77) lost his life nursing soldiers afflicted with smallpox. He was born in
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 Miss Isabel Beall.
 DAR ID Number: 71592 
 Born in Charlotte, N. C. 
 Descendant of Maj. John Davidson. 
 Daughter of Andrew Jackson Beall (b. 1844) and Amanda Davidson (b. 1849), his wife, m.
 1875. 
 Granddaughter of Adam Brevard Davidson (1808-96) and Mary Laura Springs (1812-72), his
 wife, m. 1836. 
 Gr-granddaughter of John Davidson and Sallie Harper, his wife. 
 John Davidson (1735-1832) was a signer of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence and
 served as a major in the army. He was born in Chester County, Pa.; died in Mecklenburg, N. C.

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 Mrs. Caroline Brevard Moore.
 DAR ID Number: 71953 
 Born in Charlotte, N. C. 
 Wife of Baxter Spring Moore. 
 Descendant of Capt. Alexander Brevard. 
 Daughter of Robert Joseph Brevard (1848-1906) and Mary Stavey (b. 1857), his wife, m.
 1881. 
 Granddaughter of Theodore Washington Brevard (1804-77) and Caroline Mays (1811-92), his
 wife, m. 1831. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Alexander Brevard and Rebekah Davidson (1762-1824), his wife, m.
 1784. 
 Alexander Brevard (1755-1829) entered the army as a cadet and soon rose to captain in North
 Carolina troops. He was a member of Salisbury Committee of Safety; also of the Provincial
 Congress, 1776. He was born and died in North Carolina. 
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 Mrs. Julie Jackson Christian Preston.
 DAR ID Number: 71961 
 Born in San Diego, Cal. 
 Wife of Edmund Randolph Preston. 
 Descendant of Major Joseph Graham. 
 Daughter of William E. Christian (b. 1856) and Julia Thomas Jackson (1862-89), his wife, m.
 1885. 
 Granddaughter of J. Stonewall Jackson (1824-62) and Mary Anna Morrison (b. 1831), his
 wife, m. 1857. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Dr. R. H. Morrison, D. D. (1798-1889), and Mary Graham (1801-64),
 his wife, m. 1824. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Joseph Graham and Isabelle Davidson (1761-1808), his wife, m. 1787.

 Joseph Graham (1759-1836) served as lieutenant, captain, and major of North Carolina
 Rangers. He was deseprately wounded at Charlotte. He was born in Chester County, Pa.; died
 in Lincoln County, N. C. 
 Also No. 66823. 
                            

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 Miss Martha Gill Dismukes.
 DAR ID Number: 72030 
 Born in Sumner County, Tenn. 
 Descendant of Paul Dismukes. 
 Daughter of Thomas Terrell Dismukes and Melissa Stebbins, his wife. 
 [p.12] Granddaughter of Paul Dismukes, Jr. (1809-70) and Sabina Lynch, his wife. m. 1830. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Paul Dismukes and Sarah Richardson (1771-1859), his wife, m. 1788. 
 Paul Dismukes (1762-1838) enlisted at the age of sixteen in Spotsylvania County, Va., and was
 at the battles of Camden and Yorktown. He was placed on the pension roll, 1834, for service as
 private, Virginia Line. He was born in Virginia; died in Davidson County, Tenn. 
 Also Nos. 20228, 28380, 35217, 42796. 
                            

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 [p.69] Miss Ethel Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 72190 
 Born in Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 Descendant of Adjutant Luther Halsey. 
 Daughter of Edmund De Wees Davidson (b. 1845) and Sophronia W. Thompson (b. 1851), his
 wife, m. 1876. 
 Granddaughter of Rev. Robert Davidson, D. D. (1808-76) and Adeline Teresa Van Doren
 (1814-65), his wife, m. 1833. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Rev. Isaac Van Doren (1772-1864) and Abigail Foster Halsey
 (1780-1872), his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Luther Halsey and Sarah Foster (d. 1787), his wife. 
 Luther Halsey (1758-1829) served as adjutant, 1776, in the Morris County, New Jersey militia.
 He was born in Morristown, N. J.; died in Cincinnati, Ohio. 
 Also No. 70070. 
                            

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 Mrs. Janet Wilson Porter.
 DAR ID Number: 72735 
 Born in Harrison County, Va. 
 Wife of Dr. Lindley L. Porter. 
 Descendant of Col. Benjamin Wilson. 
 Daughter of Daniel D. Wilson (1810-90) and Susan O'Bannon (1815-58), his wife, m. 1835. 
 Granddaughter of Benjamin Wilson and Phebe Davidson, his 2nd wife, m. 1795. 
 Benjamin Wilson (1747-1827) was captain of militia when the war commenced and throughout
 the contest was active in leading expeditions to avenge the outrages committed by the Indians.
 He was born in Shenandoah County; died in Harrison County, Va. 
 Also Nos. 15231, 21825, 30233. 
                            

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 Mrs. Bessie Hanks Gilley.
 DAR ID Number: 72838 
 Born in Leavenworth, Kans. 
 Wife of Harold Burton Gilley. 
 Descendant of Gustavus Rape. 
 Daughter of Clark Joshua Hanks (1835-1904) and Mary Lotta Hanks (b. 1844), his wife, m.
 1862. 
 Granddaughter of Joshua Hanks and Amelia Rape (d. 1862), his wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Gustavus Rape and Barbary Johnston, his wife. 
 Gustavus Rape (1764-1852) was at Orangeburg and Eutaw Springs; served under different
 commands to the close of the war. He was placed on the pension roll of Tennessee, 1833, for
 service, 1778, as private in the South Carolina Line. He was born in Mecklenburg County, N.
 C.; died in Davidson County, Tenn. 
 Also No. 26684. 
                            

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 Mrs. Katherine Armitage Hoge Davidson.
 DAR ID Number: 73151 
 Born in Staunton, Va. 
 Wife of James McClintic Davidson. 
 Descendant of Peter Hogg, John Cunningham, Capt. Caleb Armitage, and Capt. Thomas Smith.

 Daughter of Arista Hoge and Catherine Miller Garber, his wife. 
 Granddaughter of Peter Charles Hoge and Sarah Kerr; Albert J. Garber and Mary Jane Miller,
 his 2nd wife. 
 Gr-granddaughter of James Hoge and Emma Gregory, his wife; Michael Garber and Margaret
 Smith, his wife; John Miller and Martha Armitage, his 2nd wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Peter Hogg and Elizabeth Taylor, his wife; Thomas Smith and Elizabeth
 Cunningham, his wife; Caleb Armitage and Mary Stryker, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of John Cunningham and Sarah Davis, his wife. 
 Peter Hogg (1703-82) served as clerk of the Augusta County Court, 1778. He was born in
 Scotland; died in Augusta County, Va. 
 Also Nos. 36568, 63873. 
 John Cunningham (1728-1802) signed the Declaration of Freeholders of Augusta County, 1776,
 and in 1781 was a member of the House of Delegates. 
 Also Nos. 42248, 47104. 
 Caleb Armitage (1737-1832) was a captain of the 3rd company of Philadelphia County militia.
 He was born in Germantown; died in Huntingdon County, Pa. 
 Also No. 41097. 
 Thomas Smith (1744-90) was a captain in the Virginia militia from Augusta County, 1776. 
                            

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 Miss Estelle Crawford.
 DAR ID Number: 73817 
 Born in Centreville, Ala. 
 Descendant of John Crawford, and of John Crawford, Jr., and John Davidson. 
 Daughter of Dr. James Wilson Crawford (1822-83) and Sarah Huey (1842-1908), his 2nd
 wife, m. 1863. 
 Granddaughter of Thomas Crawford (1784-1844) and Mary Davidson (1787-1831), his wife,
 m. 1816. 
 Gr-granddaughter of John Crawford (d. 1808) and Eleanor Price (d. 1831), his wife, m. 1783;
 John Davidson and Margaret Wilson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Cranford and Margaret Thompson, his wife, m. 1762. 
 John Crawford took the oath of allegiance, 1777, in York County, Pa. He was born in Ireland. 
 John Crawford, Jr. (1763-1808), removed to North Carolina and enlisted in Captain Rhodes'
 company, 10th North Carolina regiment. He was born in York, Pa.; died in Iredell County, N.
 C. 
 John Davidson (1752-97) served as private in Captain McRees' company, 10th regiment, North
 Carolina troops. He was born in Auburn County; died in Charleston, S. C. 
 Also No. 71042. 
                            

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 Mrs. Mary Griswold Hall Selby.
 DAR ID Number: 73962 
 Born in Franklin, Ind. 
 Wife of George Messick Selby. 
 Descendant of Capt. Jabez Hall, Lieut. John Hall, Jesse Mason, George Parks, Sergt. Ambrose
 Carlton, Sergt. William Owens, and John Short. 
 Daughter of Columbus Horatio Hall (b. 1876) and Theodosia Parks (b. 1856), his wife, m.
 1875. 
 Granddaughter of Nelson Columbus Hall (b. 1820) and Letitia Griswold (1820-1903), his wife,
 m. 1844; Rev. Robert Milton Parks (1815-90) and Jane Tate Short (1820-1904), his wife, m.
 1842. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Horace Hall (1787-1850) and Zylpha Mason (1788-1878), his wife, m.
 1808; Pleasant Parks (1789-1862) and Esther Carlton (b. 1796), his wife, m. 1814; Wesley
 Short (1780-1852) and Rebecca Owens (1782-1858), his wife, m. 1802. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Hall and Phebe Benedict (b. 1760), his wife; Nathan Mason (b.
 1762) and Mercy Wood (b. 1766), his wife; George Parks and Mollie Davidson, his wife, m.
 1718; Ambrose Carlton and Jean Montgomery (1769-1835), his wife, m. 1789; John Short and
 Mary Hansford (1756-1821), his wife, m. 1780; William Owens and Nancy Owens
 (1754-1840), his wife, m. 1773. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Jabez Hall and Hannah Lyon, his wife; Jesse Mason and Lois
 (Mason) (1739-88), his wife, m. 1758. 
 Jabez Hall (1724-76) was a member of the Committee of Safety of Lanesboro, Mass., 1775.
 He served in Arnold's Canadian expedition and took with him his sons Gershom, John, and
 Lyman. He was born in Connecticut; removed from New Fairfield, 1769, to Berkshire County,
 Mass., and died of smallpox in Canada when that epidemic depleted the army. 
 Also No. 22915. 
 John Hall (1751-1844) turned out at the Lexington Alarm in Capt. Asa Barnes's company. He
 was sergeant in Capt. David Wheeler's company, 1777, and, 1779, served as lieutenant in Col.
 Benjamin Simond's Berkshire County regiment. He was a pensioner. He was born in Wilton,
 Conn.; died at Perrysburg, N. Y. 
 Also Nos. 10168, 48777. 
 Jesse Mason (1737-1823) served, 1777-80, as a private in Capt. Daniel Brown's company,
 Col. Benjamin Simon's regiment, at the battle of Bennington. He was born in Swansea; died in
 Lanesborough, Mass. 
 Also No. 64803. 
 [p.349] George Parks (1759-1837), when a boy, removed with his father to Yadkin River, N.
 C. He served under Capts. Samuel Johnston and William Lenoir of mounted riflemen. In 1832
 he was placed on the pension roll of Indiana for one year's actual service as private North
 Carolina line. He was born in Amherst County, Va.; died in Monroe County, Ind. 
 Ambrose Carlton (1763-1832) enlisted at seventeen. He served as private and sergeant in the
 Georgia Legion at the battle of Ogeechee Road. He died in Lawrence County, Ind. 
 Also No. 38460. 
 William Owens (1750-1836) enlisted, 1776, in Capt. John Cook's company, Colonel Brown's
 Virginia regiment. He applied for a pension, 1834, from Pulaski County, Ky., where he died. 
 John Short (1756-1836) enlisted, 1776, in Capt. William Wall's company, Col. William Roger's
 regiment; also, 1781, in Captain Rowan's company, same regiment. He was born in Shenandoah
 County, Va.; died in Lawrence County, Ind. 
                            

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 Mrs. Frances Kizzie Johnson Anderson.
 DAR ID Number: 74250 
 Born in Kansas City, Mo. 
 Wife of W. J. Anderson. 
 Descendant of Brig.-Gen. William Davidson. 
 Daughter of Reuben Johnson (b. 1850) and Margret Elizabeth Jones (b. 1858), his wife, m.
 1879. 
 Granddaughter of Greenup Jabez Jones (1824-1902) and Frances K. Sloan (b. 1829), his wife,
 m. 1847. 
 Gr-granddaughter of Robert Sloan and Margret Davidson Ewing, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-granddaughter of Rev. Finis Ewing and Margret Davidson, his wife. 
 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of William Davidson and Mary Brevard, his wife. 
 William Davidson (1746-81) was promoted brigadier-general for bravery, 1779, and was killed
 at Cowans Ford. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa. 
 Also No. 63674. 

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