Archive:D. A. R. Lineage Books, Volume 95
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Volume 95, page 48
Mrs. Lucy Whitney Doane.
DAR ID Number: 94143
Born in Putney, Vt.
Wife of Dr. I. Randall Doane.
Descendant of Corp. Hezekiah Sanderson, as follows:
1. James P. Whitney (1845-1910) m. 1869 Ida E. Marsh (b. 1853).
2. Morgan Whitney (1814-98) m. 1838 Lucy Sanderson (1817-84).
[p.48] 3. Samuel Sanderson (1785-1847) m. Charlotte Parker (1798-1837).
4. Hezekiah Sanderson m. 1780 Elizabeth Pain.
Hezekiah Sanderson (1750-1820) served, 1775-77, as private and corporal under different
commands, Massachusetts troops. He was born in Leicester, Mass.; died in Westminster, Vt.
Volume 95, page 128
Mrs. Frances Whiting Chearis Manning.
DAR ID Number: 94400
Born in Delaware City, Del.
Wife of Robert Caldwell Manning.
Descendant of Lieut. Thomas Heston and of Samuel Whitney, as follows:
1. John T. Chearis (1822-1907) m. 1863 Anna Matilda Warwick (b. 1844).
2. Woodward Warwick (1812-97) m. 1839 Abigail Cutler Whitney (1810-54).
3. Ebenezer Whitney (1780-1823) m. 1807 Bathsheba Tinkin Heston (d. 1863).
4. Samuel Whitney m. 1757 Abigail Cutler (1735-1813); Thomas Heston m. 1775 Hannah
Clayton.
Samuel Whitney (1734-1808) was a member of the Committee of Correspondence, 1775, and was
chosen to the Provincial Congress at Concord. He settled in Castine, Me, 1779, where he died.
He was born in Marlboro, Mass.
Thomas Heston (1753-1802) was lieutenant in the 8th company, 3rd battalion, Col. Jacob
Morgan's regiment, Philadelphia militia. He was born in Bucks County, Pa.; died in Glassboro, N.
J.
Volume 95, page 207
Mrs. Jessie Mcalpine Keller.
DAR ID Number: 94678
Born in Milford, Ind.
Wife of Vernon Clay Keller.
Descendant of John Whitney, as follows:
1. Byron Selah McAlpine (1849-1901) m. 1874 Edith Chaplin (b. 1855).
2. William James Chaplin (1823-85) m. 2nd 1848 Margaret Kyler (d. 1859).
3. James Chaplin (1784-1865) m. 1807 Sarah Whitney (1787-1858).
4. John Whitney m. Hannah Atherton (d. 1795).
John Whitney (1754-99) served as a private in Captain Sawyer's company, Colonel Dike's
regiment, which assisted at the evacuation of Boston. He was born in Harvard, Mass.; died in
Milledgeville, Ga.
Also Nos. 77066, 91720.
Volume 95, page 207
Mrs. Edith Chaplin Mcalpine.
DAR ID Number: 94679
Born in Kosciusko County, Ind.
Wife of Byron Selah McAlpine.
Descendant of John Whitney, as follows:
1. William James Chaplin (1823-85) m. 2nd 1848 Margaret Kyler (d. 1859).
See No. 94678.
Volume 95, page 262
Mrs. Marjory Whitney Hall.
DAR ID Number: 94870
Born in Hillsdale, Mich.
Wife of Marion Ernest Hall.
Descendant of Isaac Amsden, as follows:
1. Jonathan Charles Whitney (b. 1852) m. 1883 Fanny Ellis (b. 1860).
2. Jonathan Whitney (1816-92) m. 1839 Ann Jane Garrett (1823-79).
3. Ami Whitney (1781-1867) m. 1801 Anna Amsden (1784-1858).
4. Isaac Amsden m. 1782 Elizabeth Gates (d. 1812).
[p.262] Isaac Amsden (1755-1841) was placed on the pension roll of Ontario County, N. Y.,
1831, for service as private, Massachusetts Continental Line. He was born in Deerfield, Mass.;
died in Seneca, N. Y.
Also No. 56605.
Volume 95, page 293
Mrs. Minnie Mcmaster Johnson.
DAR ID Number: 94975
Born in Delta, Ohio.
Wife of Edward Johnson.
Descendant of Phillip Miller, as follows:
1. William McMaster (1822-92) m. 1847 Joan Miller (1823-83).
2. Nathan Miller, Jr. (1788-1865) m. 1808 Elizabeth Whitney (1781-1861).
[p.293] 3. Nathan Miller (1767-1852) m. 1787 Elizabeth Baker (1766-1843).
4. Philip Miller m. 1756 Joan Potts.
Phillip Miller (1736-96) served as private in the Rombout Precinct, New York Regiment, under
Colonel Brinckerhoff. He was born at sea; died in Beekman, N. Y.
Also No. 6567.
Volume 95, page 295
Miss Irene Bates Kirochstein.
DAR ID Number: 94984
Born in Hastings, Nebr.
Descendant of William Miller, as follows:
1. Rev. Henry J. Kirochstein (b. 1863) m. 1889 M. Edna Bates (b. 1862).
2. Alfred S. Bates (1814-89) m. 1852 Lucy Whitney (1827-89).
3. Henry Whitney m. Fannie Miller (1783-1861).
4. William Miller m. 1781 Hannah Worden (1761-1823).
William Miller (1761-1802) served in the defense of the frontier under Capt. Thomas Sawyer. He
rose to prominence and was buried with military honors at Dummerston, Vt., where he died. He
was born in Worcester, Mass.
Also No. 76049.
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