Archive:D. A. R. Lineage Books, Volume 88
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Volume 88, page 49
[p.49] Mrs. S. Florence Whitney Young.
DAR ID Number: 87167
Born in Natick, Mass.
Wife of F. Arthur Young.
Descendant of Dr. John Overing Wilson, as follows:
1. George B. Whitney (1845-78) m., 1867, Mary E. Wilson (b. 1847).
2. William Henry Wilson (1816-77) m., 1843, Sarah H. Wilson (1821-1911).
3. John Wilson, M. D. (1782-1864), m., 1806, Alfa Robinson (1790-1865).
4. John Overing Wilson m., 1781, Nancy Dench (1764-1839).
John Overing Wilson (1756-1819) enlisted, 1777, as private in Capt. Joseph Winch's company,
Col. Samuel Bullard's regiment. He was born and died in Hopkinton, Mass.
Volume 88, page 64
Miss Emilie S. Spring.
DAR ID Number: 87216
Born in Exeter, N. H.
Descendant of Capt. Samuel Read, as follows:
1. Franklin H. Spring (1838-1909) m., 1870, Elizabeth Palmer (1843-99).
2. Luther Spring m., 1814, Nancy Read (1794-1871).
3. Samuel Read, Jr. (1769-1839), m., 1793, Mercy Whitney (d. 1794).
4. Samuel Read m., 1753, Abigail Murdock (1734-1806).
Samuel Read (1730-98) served as captain under Col. Ezra Wood, Massachusetts troops. He was
born in Uxbridge, Mass.
Volume 88, page 73
Mrs. Harriet M. Wells Linnell.
DAR ID Number: 87238
Born in Jefferson County, N. Y.
Wife of William J. Linnell.
Descendant of Sergt. Timothy Rawson, and of Micah Whitney, as follows:
1. Remas Wells (1825-1903) m., 1854, Mary A. Pomeroy (1827-1908).
2. Isaac Wells (1793-1856) m., 1820, Maria Whitney (1795-1863).
3. Mason Whitney (b. 1765) m. Dolly Rawson (1768-1802).
4. Micah Whitney m., 1747, Lydia Mason (b. 1727); Timothy Rawson m., 1767, Chloe Fish (b.
1748).
Micah Whitney (1725-91) served as private in Capt. Wallis' company of minute men at the
Lexington Alarm. He was born in Framingham; died in Douglas, Mass.
Timothy Rawson (1747-1825) served as sergeat under Captains Peters and Sibley, Colonels Read
and Tyler, Massachusetts troops. He received a pension for his service. He was born in
Massachusetts; died in Jefferson County, N. Y.
Volume 88, page 113
Mrs. Georgia Vernon Sleeper Chubbuck.
DAR ID Number: 87366
Born in Whitesboro, N. Y.
Wife of H. Eugene Chubbuck.
[p.113] Descendant of Timothy Spalding and of Joshua Whitney, as follows:
1. Hannibal Sleeper (1838-91) m., 1860, Elmina Whitney (1840-67).
2. Franklin Whitney (1803-45) m. 2nd, 1837, Julia A. Spalding (1809-85).
3. David Spalding (1772-1860) m., 1797, Martha Cary (1770-1841); Joshua Whitney, Jr.
(1773-1845), m. Rhoda Jewell (d. 1823).
4. Timothy Spalding m., 1766, Lucy Skillion; Joshua Whitney m. Hanna Green.
Timothy Spalding served as private in Captain Backus' company, which marched from Plainfield
to the relief of Boston in response to the Lexington Alarm. He was born, 1741, in Plainfield,
Conn.
Joshua Whitney (1749-93) served as private in Captain Child's company, Colonel Webster's New
York regiment of militia. He was born in Canaan, Conn.; died in Wind Gap, Pa.
Volume 88, page 117
Mrs. Anna Jarvis Dinsmoor Nichols.
DAR ID Number: 87380
Born in Weathersfield, Vt.
Wife of Burt Foss Nichols.
Descendant of Sergt. Jonathan Strong, and of Ensign Jonathan Strong, Jr., as follows:
1. William Jarvis Dinsmoor (1846-91) m., 1870, Elizabeth Whitney Strong (1852-97).
2. Ebenezer Strong (1812-94) m., 1850, Rebecca Whitney Clark (1826-80).
3. Elisha Strong (1779-1849) m., 1806, Mary Fowler (1778-1858).
4. Jonathan Strong, Jr., m., 1772, Rachel Lyman (1738-1817).
5. Jonathan Strong m., 1730, Elizabeth Clapp (1710-58).
Jonathan Strong (1708-97) marched on the Lexington Alarm. He was born in Northampton,
Mass., where he died.
Jonathan Strong, Jr. (1737-1803), served as a minute man in Capt. Ebenezer Strong's company,
2nd Hampshire company, Massachusetts regiment, 1782. He was born and died in Northampton,
Mass.
Also No. 27270.
Volume 88, page 182
Miss Mildred Richmond.
DAR ID Number: 87596
Born in Geneseo, Ill.
Descendant of Joseph Richmond, Samuel Palmer and James Palmer, as follows:
1. Joseph Warren Richmond (b. 1840) m., 1881, Clara McLellan (b. 1854).
2. Isaiah Richmond (1809-99) m., 1833, Eliza Angell (Fenner) (1812-78); Benjamin McLellan
(1813-93) m., 1845, Emeline Palmer (1827-90).
3. Benjamin Richmond (1783-1830) m., 1807, Abigail Dean (1790-1850); Zachariah Palmer
(1785-1869) m., 1809, Elizabeth Whitney (1792-1850).
4. Joseph Richmond m. 1st, 1779, Prudence Waldron (d. 1789); James Palmer m., 1771,
Elizabeth Close (1752-1818).
5. Samuel Palmer m., 1752, Hester Rundel (1730-99).
[p.182] Joseph Richmond (1756-1821) was a private in Capt. Amos Wade's company, Col.
Theophilus Cotton's regiment, Massachusetts militia, 1775. He was born and died in Middleboro,
Mass.
Also Nos. 55624, 80824.
Samuel Palmer (1719-96) served as private in the Albany County militia, 9th regiment, with land
bounty rights. He was born in Greenwich, Conn.; died in Albany County, N. Y.
James Palmer (1753-1808) was a private under Colonels Van Ness and William B. Whiting, 1776,
Albany County, New York militia.
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