Archive:D. A. R. Lineage Books, Volume 107
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Volume 107, page 55
Miss Geraldine Belle Barry.
DAR ID Number: 106185
Born in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Descendant of Martin Severance, as follows:
1. Edmund Diman Barry (b. 1854) m. 1888 A. Belle Fitzgerald (b. 1861).
2. John C. Fitzgerald (1835-1907) m. 1859 Adeline Taylor (b. 1842).
3. Reuben Taylor m. Harriet A. Allen (1821-58).
4. Moses Allen (1781-1822) m. 1812 Rachel Severance (b. 1789).
5. Martin Severance, Jr., (1755-1843) m. 1781 Lucy Whitney (1756-1844).
6. Martin Severance m. Patience Fairfield (1728-1809).
Martin Severance (1718-1809), a patriot who acted as scout in the early wars and suffered
imprisonment, served for the freedom of the Colonies in the Revolution. He was born in
Massachusetts; died in Shelburn, Mass.
Also No. 92833.
Volume 107, page 85
Mrs. Lucretia E. Bonham Creighton.
DAR ID Number: 106281
Born in Fairfield, Ill.
Wife of J. R. Creighton.
Descendant of Stephen Sanford, as follows:
1. Edward Bonham (1826-93) m. 1860 Berintha E. Woodin (1842-90).
2. Roswell Woodin (1805-68) m. 1829 Lucretia Beecher (1810-73).
3. Zina Beecher (b. 1784) m. 1809 Lucretia Sanford (1789-1880).
4. Stephen Sanford m. Sybil White (d. 1800).
Stephen Sanford (1740-90) served, 1781, in Capt. William Moulton's company under Gen. David
Whitney. He was born in Milford; died in Hamden, Conn.
Also No. 84925.
Volume 107, page 181
Mrs. Gertrude French Stoughton.
DAR ID Number: 106589
Born in Antwerp, N. Y.
Wife of John C. Stoughton.
Descendant of Col. Josiah Whitney, as follows:
[p.181] 1. George Henry French (1841-1911) m. 2nd 1871 Frances Adelaide Whitney (b.
1842).
2. George Whitney (1809-68) m. 1833 Nancy Nims (1809-70).
3. Josiah Whitney (1782-1857) m. 1808 Sarah Ames (1784-1858).
4. Josiah Whitney (1753-1827) m. 1776 Nancy Scollay (1756-1824).
5. Josiah Whitney m. 1751 Sarah Farr (1735-73).
Josiah Whitney (1731-1806) commanded a regiment at the siege of Boston, the Burgoyne
campaign, and the expedition to Rhode Island. He was promoted brigadier-general at the close of
the war. He was born in Stow; died in Ashby, Mass.
Also No. 84298.
Volume 107, page 195
Mrs. Flora Wheeler Gage.
DAR ID Number: 106637
Born in Iowa City, Iowa.
Wife of L. J. Gage.
Descendant of Benjamin Herring, Benjamin Herring, Jr., and Sergt. Samuel Haskell, as
follows:
1. Allbee E. Wheeler (b. 1856) m. 1876 Lillia J. Herring (b. 1856).
2. Benjamin Herring (1825-96) m. 1850 Honor Pengra (1825-1912).
3. John Herring (1788-1878) m. 1813 Mercy Haskill (1784-1866).
4. Benjamin Herring, Jr. m. 1783 Esther Robinson (1765-1844); Samuel Haskell m. 1770 Ruth
Safford (b. 1750).
5. Benjamin Herring m. 1753 Experience Annis (1731-1817).
Benjamin Herring (1727-81) served as sailing master on board an American privateer, which was
lost off Cape Sable. He was born in Gloucester, Mass.
Benjamin Herring, Jr., (1761-1845) enlisted, 1780, in Capt. Isaac Parson's company, Col. Joseph
Prime's regiment, Wadsworth's brigade, serving to the eastward. He was born in Gloucester,
Mass.; died in Norway, Me.
Samuel Haskell (1749-1825) served as private and sergeant under Captains Joseph Elliott,
Hezekiah Whitney and Colonels William Turner and Josiah Whitney, 1777-81, Massachusetts
troops. He was born in Harvard, Mass.; died in Waterford, Me.
Also No. 93587.
Volume 107, page 298
Mrs. Grace Temple Gallager.
DAR ID Number: 106976
Born in Fairfield, Iowa.
Wife of Charles S. Gallager.
Descendant of Archelaus Temple and of Jonas Temple, as follows:
1. George Deaton Temple (1827-94) m. 1855 Sarah Jane Thompson (b. 1828).
2. George Temple (1804-78) m. 1825 Sarah Forrest Deaton (1809-81).
3. Jonas Temple m. 1st 1788 Lydia Floyd (b. 1768).
4. Archelaus Temple.
Archelaus Temple (1735-1815) signed the Association Test, 1776, in Westmoreland, N. H.
Jonas Temple (1766-1820) served, 1783, as private, Guilford, Vermont troops under Capt.
Benjamin Whitney.
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