Archive:D. A. R. Lineage Books, Volume 112
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Volume 112, page 131
Mrs. Eleanor Chamberlain Sylvester.
DAR ID Number: 111395
Born in Raleigh, N. C.
Wife of Edward Rogers Sylvester.
Descendant of Lieut. Moses Van Campen, Wilson Chamberlain and Joseph A. Chamberlain, as
follows:
1. Alfred Lockhart Chamberlain (b. 1872) m. 1895 Nellie O'Mara (b. 1872).
2. Almond White Chamberlain (1830-1905) m. 1862 Matilda Lockhart (1841-1913).
3. George D. Chamberlain (1797-1852) m. Rhoda White (1804-49); John Lockhart (1812-70) m.
Sarah Major.
4. Joseph A. Chamberlain m. 1786 Lucy Whitney; George Lockhart (1783-1852) m. 1807 Mary
Van Campen (1784-1864).
5. Wilson Chamberlain m. 1743 Elizabeth Austin (d. 1776); Moses Van Campen m. 1783
Margaret McClure (d. 1876).
Moses Van Campen (1787-1849) was placed on the pension roll 1832, of Livingston County, N.
Y., for service as lieutenant, Capt. Thomas Robinson's company, Pennsylvania Rangers. He was
born in Hunterdon County, N. J.; died in Angelica, N. Y.
Also No. 102592.
[p.131] Joseph A. Chamberlain (1762-1800) served as private in the Massachusetts troops for
three years. He was born in Charlestown, Mass.; died in Wadesboro, Vt.
Wilson Chamberlain (1724-91) turned out at various alarms. He was born in Charlestown, Mass.;
died in Holliston, Maine.
Also No. 28914.
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Mrs. La Belle Whitney Wallace.
DAR ID Number: 111457
Born in Kilbourn, Wis.
Wife of Charles Mason Wallace.
Descendant of Ebenezer Whitney, as follows:
1. Henry Milton Whitney (1825-1906) m. 1856 Myra Louise Mason (b. 1830).
2. Isaac Whitney (1788-1850) m. 1818 Laura Montague (1789-1863).
3. Ebenezer Whitney m. 1786 Rachel Perne Rawson (1764-1819).
Ebenezer Whitney (1762-1855) enlisted 1781 in Capt. Winthrop
Sargent's company, Col. John Crane's regiment of artillery. He applied for a pension, 1826, and it
was allowed for service as matross, Massachusetts Line. He was born in Mansfield, Conn.; died in
Montague, Mass.
Also No. 80259.
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Mrs. Ellen K. French Whitney.
DAR ID Number: 111734
Born in North Anson, Maine.
Wife of Curren Whitney.
Descendant of Jonathan Bunker, Joseph Crowell, Jr., Sergt. Levi Crowell, James Savage, Robert
Knowlton (alias Rogers), as follows:
1. Millard L. French (b. 1867) m. 1894 Sarah Savage (b. 1870).
2. Robert R. Savage (1836-1903) m. 1859 Betsey Smith (b. 1838).
3. Robert Savage (1801-74) m. Polly Witham; Daniel Smith (1809-87) m. Sarah Runnals Bunker
(1812-86).
4. Elijah Bunker (1776-1850) m. Betsey Smith (1774-1850); Ichabod Smith m. 1799 Pattie
Crowell (1777-1852); Joseph Savage (b. 1781) m. 1801 Lucy Rogers (b. 1785).
5. Jonathan Bunker m. 1749 Sarah Runnals; Levi Crowell m. 1774 Deborah Baxter (1752-1825);
James Savage, Jr., m. 1774 Annah Young; Robert Knowlton (Rogers) m. Betsey Davis.
6. Joseph Crowell m. 1746 Temperance Crowell (b. 1727); James Savage m. 1742 Mary Hilton
(1723-1825).
Jonathan Bunker (1729-96) enlisted, 1782, in the Continental Army, New Hampshire service, for
three years. He was born in Durham died in Barnstead, N. H.
Also No. 68120.
[p.242] Joseph Crowell (1725-98) served on the Committees of Correspondence, Inspection and
Safety. He died in Belgrade, Maine.
Levi Crowell (1746-1807) responded to the Lexington Alarm in Capt. Joshua Gray's company
and later served as sergeant in the same company for sea coast defense. He died in Oakland,
Maine.
Also No. 92085.
James Savage (1715-1805) served, 1779, at Penobscot with guards for sea coast defense. He died
in Wiscasset, Maine.
Also No. 39063.
Robert Knowlton (Rogers) (1757-1825) served, 1781, in the Continental army from Berkshire,
Mass. He was born in Wenham, Mass.; died in Anson, Maine.
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