Archive:D. A. R. Lineage Books, Volume 22
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Mrs. Florence M. Beals Dolbeer.
DAR ID Number: 21128
Born in Newton, Massachusetts.
Wife of Charles Hendrix Dolbeer.
Descendant of Silas Whitney, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of James H. Beals and Annie M. White Read, his wife.
Granddaughter of William Beals (1785-1870) and Dollie Whitney (b. 1797), his wife, m.
1814.
Gr.-granddaughter of Silas Whitney and Patience Goodnow (d. 1842), his wife, m. 1780.
Silas Whitney, (1758-1838), served as a private in a company, 1776, under Capt. Amasa
Cranston. He was born in Stow; died in Charlestown, Mass.
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Mrs. Hannah Gray Peabody Mayhew.
DAR ID Number: 21233
Born in Delhi, New York.
Wife of Edgar D. Mayhew.
Descendant of Lieut. Jeremiah Baird Eells, Rev. John Eells, Nathaniel Gray and Capt. David
Whitney.
Daughter of David Peabody and Mary St. John, his wife.
Granddaughter of Thaddeus Seymour St. John and Hannah Gray Eells, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Cook St. John and Polly Seymour, his wife; Samuel Eells and Hannah Gray,
his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Seymour and Anna Whitney, his wife; Jeremiah Baird Eells and
Lois Benedict, his wife; Nathaniel Gray and Hannah Bouton, his wife.
See Nos. 21220, 21225.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of David Whitney and Elizabeth Hyatt, his wife.
See No. 21226.
David Whitney, (1721-1816), served as master mariner on a sloop that he owned and carried
despatches and supplies for the government within range of the British guns. He was born in
Norwalk; died in New Canaan.
Also Nos. 4695, 5828, 10321, 15503.
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ROLL OF HONOR, page 100
Mrs. Ada Osborn Viall.
DAR ID Number: 21269
Born in Placerville, California.
Wife of Christopher Colson Viall.
Descendant of Daniel Osborn, Luke Brooks, Stephen Brooks, Capt. Daniel Rugg, Jr., Isaac
Goodspeed and Maj. Gen. John Whitcomb.
Daughter of Abial Hathaway Osborn and Caroline Amelia Brooks, his wife.
Granddaughter of Daniel Osborn and Maria Hathaway, his wife; Timothy Brooks (1807-95) and
Eliza Ann Goodspeed, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Elijah Osborn (b. 1768) and Abigail Prior, his wife; Stephen Brooks and
Prudence Whitcomb, his wife; Luther Goodspeed and Elizabeth Rugg, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Daniel Osborn and Hannah Ely (1746-1825), his wife; Luke Brooks and
Lucy Wheeler, his wife; Isaac Goodspeed and Ann Jenkins, his wife; Daniel Rugg, Jr. and
Elizabeth Woods Divol, his wife; John Whitcomb, and Rebecca, his wife.
Daniel Osborn, (1736-1818), was a minute man at the Lexington Alarm. He responded liberally to
calls for aid for the army and acted as selectman for the town of Windsor, Conn., where he was
born and died.
Luke Brooks served in Capt. William Whitcomb's company Col. James Prescott's regiment, at the
Lexington Alarm. He was born in Concord, 1731; died in Stow, Mass.
Stephen Brooks served at the Lexington Alarm and at White Plains, 1776. He was born in Stow,
1756; died in Templeton, Mass.
Daniel Rugg, Jr., (1743-1830), entered the army as lieutenant, 1776, and commanded a company
under Col. Josiah Whitney, 1779. He was born and died in Lancaster, Mass.
Also Nos. 13398, 19245.
[p.100] Isaac Goodspeed, (1731-1826), served in Capt. Ephraim Stockwell's company, Col. Job
Cushing's regiment, 1777, to re nforce the army at Bennington. He was born in Barnstable; died
in Hubbardston, Mass.
John Whitcomb, (1713-85), was appointed, 1775, first major general by the Provincial Congress
and during the battle of Bunker Hill had command at Lechmere Point. He declined a commission
from the Continental Congress, 1776, on account of age. He was born and died in Bolton,
Mass.
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ROLL OF HONOR, page 190
Mrs. Delia Patterson Rich.
DAR ID Number: 21515
Born in Dayton, Maine.
Wife of Rishworth Rich.
Descendant of Robert Patterson, Stephen Bryant and Samuel Banks, Jr., all of Maine.
Daughter of Samuel Patterson (b. 1825) and Mary J. Drew, his wife.
Granddaughter of David Patterson (b. 1794) and Phebe Banks (b. 1798), his wife; Abram Drew
and Mary A. Bryant, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Robert Patterson and Betsey, his wife; Cummings Banks and Mary Foss, his
wife; James Bryant (1787-1828) and Hannah Whitney (1790-1838), his wife, m. 1808.
[p.190] Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Banks, Jr., and Phebe Stackpole (b. 1734), his wife, m.
1761; Stephen Bryant and Miriam Davis, his wife.
Robert Patterson, (1748-1827), was a member of the Committee of Safety, of Saco.
Stephen Bryant, (1756-1823), was placed on the pension roll of York county, 1818, for service of
private in the Massachusetts Line. He was born and died in Saco.
Samuel Banks, Jr., (1731-87), served as sheriff and held other offices of trust in Saco throughout
the Revolution. He was born and died in Biddeford.
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Mrs. Mary A. White.
DAR ID Number: 21592
Born in Roxbury, Massachusetts.
Wife of William White.
Descendant of Capt. John Doughty.
Daughter of David William Doughty and Rebecca Parks Whitney, his wife.
See No. 21573.
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Mrs. Frances Parrott Whitney.
DAR ID Number: 21884
Born in Bridgeport, Connecitcut.
Wife of John D. Whitney.
Descendant of Capt. Joseph Riggs, Lieut. Joseph Riggs, Jr., and Jedediah (French) Wells, Jr., all
of Connecticut.
Daughter of Frederick W. Parrott and Lucelia Ann Remer, his wife.
Granddaughter of Abram Parrott and Lucy Wells (1776-1856), his wife; Abram Remer and
Hannah Riggs Whitney, his wife.
[p.324] Gr.-granddaughter of Jedediah (French) Wells, Jr., and Hannah Odell (1754-1838), his
wife; Joseph Riggs, Jr., and Rachael Chatfield, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Jedediah Wells (b. 1720) and Lucy French, his wife; Joseph Riggs and
Mabel Johnson, his wife.
Joseph Riggs, (1710-92), was a member of the Committee of Safety and on war committees to
provide clothing and provisions for the soldiers. He was born and died in Derby.
Joseph Riggs, Jr., (1746-1822), took the Oath of Fidelity in Derby, 1777, and 1779 was appointed
by the Assembly lieutenant of the Fourth Company, Second Regiment.
Also Nos. 3869, 8314, 12511, 13172, 16561.
Jedediah (French) Wells, Jr., (1751-1827), enlisted as a private in the first call for troops in the
Fairfield county, Connecticut, militia.
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Whitney, Capt. David, 87
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