Archive:D. A. R. Lineage Books, Volume 114
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Volume 114, page 22
[p.22] Mrs. Abigail Watkins Livingood.
DAR ID Number: 113052
Born in Porter County, Mich.
Wife of James Jameson Livingood.
Descendant of Capt. Nathan Watkins, as follows:
1. Gilbert A. Watkins (1838-1907) m. 1866 Phebe C. Crooks (b. 1841).
2. James Watkins (1797-1878) m. 1837 Judith Harris (1819-68).
3. Gilbert Watkins (d. 1822) m. 1792 Sarah Watkins) (b. 1765).
4. Nathan Watkins m. 1761 Sarah Whitney (1739-1816) (parents of Sarah).
Nathan Watkins (1736-1814) commanded a company of minute men at Bunker Hill and joined the
expedition to Quebec. He served as captain of Continental Infantry, 1776; was taken prisoner in
the Burgoyne campaign, 1777, and exchanged for a British captain of Royal Artillery. He was
born in Hopkinton, Mass.; died in Naples, N. Y.
Also No. 77974.
Volume 114, page 105
Mrs. Mira Fisher Neifert.
DAR ID Number: 113313
Born in New Bedford, Mass.
Wife of William Washington Neifert.
Descendant of Josiah White, Jacob Allen, Abraham Smith, Robert Hopkins, James Hopkins,
Elijah Whitney, John Allen, William Fiske, Issachar Ring, Nehemiah Story, Nehemiah Story, Jr.,
and Stephen Barnard, as follows:
1. Jonathan Perkins White (1829-86) m. 1849 Malissa Ring (1832-1905).
2. Allen White (1789-1836) m. 1811 Anna Fiske (1790-1863); Moses Ring, Jr. (1799-1871), m.
1825 Lucinda Whitney (1807-64).
3. Paul White (1765-1860) m. 1786 Polly Smith (1766-1858); Moses Ring (b. 1771) m. 1795
Bethiah Story (1775-1834); Abel Whitney (1778-1857) m. Phebe Hopkins (1785-1872); Jonathan
Fiske (1751-1826) m. 1772 Mary Bragg (1752-1827).
4. Josiah White m. 1739 Deborah House (d. 1768); Nehemiah Story, Jr., m. 1771 Lucy Allen (b.
1751); Abraham Smith m. 1763 Lucy Allen (b. 1739); James Hopkins (1746-1818) m. Mary
Presby (1751-1841); Elijah Whitney m. 1773 Lydia McElwaine (1754-1833); William Fiske m.
1749 Susannah Batchelder (1731-1810); Issachar Ring m. 1768 Esther Barnard (b. 1744).
5. Jacob Allen m. Sarah Lee (1723-65) (parents of Lucy, b. 1751); Robert Hopkins m. 1st Martha
Hopkins; John Allen m. 1736 Sarah Shepard (d. 1756); Nehemiah Story m. 1741 Sarah (Gold)
(1721-62); Stephen Barnard m. 1743 Mary Collins (b. 1730).
[p.105] Josiah White (1714-1806) served in the Vermont militia during the Revolution. He was
born in Leominster, Mass.; died in Rockingham, Vt.
Also No. 86854.
Jacob Allen (1721-1805) was a minute man in Capt. Andrew Marster's company, 1775,
Massachusetts Line. He was born and died in Manchester, Mass.
Abraham Smith (1730-1809) served as private in Capt. Gideon Brownson's company, 1776. He
was born in Sudbury, Mass.; died in Tinmouth, Vt.
Robert Hopkins was a signer of the Association Test at Londonderry, N. H., 1776. He died,
1788, in Francestown, N. H.
James Hopkins (1746-1818) was a signer of the Association Test at Londonderry, N. H., 1776.
He was born in Windham, N. H.; died in Williamstown, Vt.
Elijah Whitney (1755-1842) served as private in Capt. Benjamin Hastings' company, Col. John
Whitcomb's Massachusetts regiment. He was born in Harvard, Mass.; died in Williamstown, Vt.
John Allen (1713-90) was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention at Cambridge, Mass. He
was born in Watertown, Mass.; died Fitzwilliam, N. H.
William Fiske (1726-77) was a signer of the Association Test. He was born in Wenham, Mass.;
died in Amherst, N. H.
Issachar Ring served as private, New Hampshire Line. He was born in Salisbury, Mass.
Nehemiah Story, Jr., was master of the sloop ôLiverpool,ö 1780. He was born in Ipswich; died,
1784, in Manchester, Mass.
Nehemiah Story (1720-1802) served as private in Capt. David Low's Company, Col. Jonathan
Cogswell's regiment Masschusetts militia. He was born and died in Ipswich, Mass.
Stephen Barnard (1719-97) signed the Association, 1776, at Danville, N. H. He was born in
Amesbury, Mass.; died in Hawke, N. H.
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Mrs. Jane Whitney Cork.
DAR ID Number: 113457
Born in Hillsdale, Mich.
Wife of Chauncey Cork, Jr.
[p.152] Descendant of Benjamin Depue, as follows:
1. Jonathan Charles Whitney (b. 1852) m. 1883 Fanny Ellis (b. 1863).
2. Stephen White Ellis (1809-93) m. 2nd 1854 Esther Depue (b. 1823).
3. Moses Depue (1785-1831) m. 1804 Polly Crofferd (1786-1864).
4. Benjamin Depue m. Osee Stivers (1759-1831).
Benjamin Depue (1756-1840) served as private in Capt. John Hasbrouck's company of New York
militia, in Col. John Cantine's regiment for frontier service.
Also No. 108225.
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