Archive:D. A. R. Lineage Books, Volume 96
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Volume 96, page 4
Mrs. Nelle Lange Campbell Allen.
DAR ID Number: 95007
Born in Jersey City, N. J.
Wife of Rev. Lyman Whitney Allen.
Descendant of David Foote, Ebenezer Norton, Corp. Isaac Mallory, Jacob Mallory, Dr. Joshua
Larkin, Capt. Miles Norton and Randolph Clarkson, as follows:
1. John William Campbell (b. 1852) m. 1879 Mary Augusta Clarkson (1854-1913).
2. John Campbell (1816-86) m. 1845 Mary Norton (1815-95); Smith Clarkson (1819-88) m.
Lydia Larkin (1824-98).
3. Neri Norton (1778-1857) m. 1805 Sallie Pratt (d. 1840); John Bloodgood Larkin (1791-1848)
m. 1809 Sarah Mallory (1788-1857); Isaac F. Clarkson (b. 1790) m. Hetty Gilman (d. 1832).
4. Miles Norton m. 3rd 1777 Anne Agard (d. 1830); Jacob Mallory m. Hannah Foote
(1763-1830); Joshua Larkin m. 1774 Jerusha Blackman (1753-1827); Randolph Clarkson m. 1783
Catherine Low.
5. Ebenezer Norton m. 1740 Elizabeth Baldwin (1722-1811); Isaac Mallory m. Mabel Luddington
(1734-91); David Foote m. 1752 Hannah Bronson (1734-95).
David Foote (1730-79) served in the defense of Fairfield, where he lost his life. He was born in
Waterbury, Conn.
Also No. 38190.
Ebenezer Norton (1715-85) retired from active service on account of ill health. He was a member
of the Assembly for twenty years and served on important committees. He was engaged in
manufacturing muskets. He was born in Durham; died in Goshen, Conn.
[p.4] Isaac Mallory (1731-86) served as corporal in Captain Bradley's company of matrosses
raised for the defense of New Haven at the time of Tryon's invasion. He was born and died in East
Haven, Conn.
Also No. 92679.
Jacob Mallory (1766-1834) served as a substitute for Elnathan Street in the marine service. In
1780 served under Capt. Jedediah Andrews and, 1782, under Lieut. Samuel Bird. In 1832 he was
allowed a pension. He was born and died in East Haven, Conn.
Joshua Larkins (1752-1834) served in the militia and acted as physician when the occasion
required. He survived to greet Lafayette in 1824 when the Marquis visited this country. He was
born in Canada; died in New Haven, Conn.
Also No. 38190.
Miles Norton (1741-95) commanded a company of Connecticut militia during the Revolution. He
was born and died in Goshen, Conn.
Randolph Clarkson (1759-1833) served, 1776, in Capt. Thomas Hadden's company, Colonel
Froman's New Jersey regiment. He served in the battles of Long Island, White Plains, Trenton,
Princeton and Monmouth. He was born in Woodbridge, N. J.
Also No. 75141.
Volume 96, page 110
Mrs. Annabel Blossom Folger.
DAR ID Number: 95333
Born in Pawlet, Vt.
Wife of George N. Folger.
Descendant of David Blossom, Daniel Hulett, David Lewis, Sergt. James McElherron, Sergt.
Ebenezer Gould, Caleb Hotchkiss, Lieut. Peter Woodin, James Paul, and Josiah Curtis, as
follows:
[p.110] 1. William H. Blossom (1846-87) m. 1863 Mary E. Herron (b. 1847).
2. William Blossom, Jr. (1814-1902), m. Paulina Hulett (1820-52); David Whitney Herron
(1824-81) m. 1844 Deborah Duell (1825-62).
3. William Blossom (1788-1846) m. Ph£be Lewis (1791-1844); Paul Hulett (1776-1845) m. 1799
Olivea Woodin (1780-1854); Noe Duell (1796-1836) m. 2nd Zeruah Gould (1797-1841); James
McElherron, Jr. (1792-1876), m. Hannah Ann Whitney (1791-1874).
4. David Blossom m. 1st Lena Miner; David Lewis m. 2nd Rebecca Hotchkiss (1761-1837);
Daniel Hulett m. 1774 Abigail Paul (1755-1838); Peter Woodin m. Ruth Curtis (1755-1832);
James McElherron m. 1st Fannie Ebenezer Gould m. Rhoda Robbins McCobb (1756-1825).
5. Elijah Hotchkiss (1734-1806) m. Mehitabel Hotchkiss (1742-1806); Josiah Curtis m. 1747
Mary Kilborn (1719-99); James Paul m. Abigail Kiles (1728-1813).
6. Caleb Hotchkiss m. Phebe Atwater (1704-1804) (parents of Mehitable).
David Blossom (1755-1833) enlisted, 1776, as a private in Capt. John Russell's company, and,
1777, in Capt. Ebenezer Baker's company, which marched to Tiverton, R. I. He was born in
Barstable, Mass.; died in Richmond, Vt.
Also No. 61601.
Daniel Hulett (1748-1838) served, 1776, in Capt. Stephen Crosby's company, Wadsworth's
brigade, and was in the battle of White Plains. He was born in Killingly, Conn.; died in Pawlet,
Vt.
David Lewis (1757-1845) served, 1776-71, as boatswain on the schooner ôSpy.ö He was born in
Cheshire, Conn.; died in Wells, Vt.
James McElherron (1755-1835) was placed on the pension roll, 1818, for service, 1775-76, as
sergeant in Capt. Stephen Badlam's company, Col. John Crane's regiment, Massachusetts Line.
He died in Hebron, N. Y.
Ebenezer Gould (1755-1809) served as sergeant in Capt. Silas Child's company, Dorset regiment,
Charlotte County, New York militia. He was born in Killingly, Conn.; died in Granville, N.
Y.
Also No. 52126.
Caleb Hotchkiss (1712-79) was killed when the British attacked New Haven. He was born in New
Haven.
Also No. 59667.
Peter Woodin (1760-1854) was lieutenant, 1779, in the 14th company, Col. John Ashley's
regiment, Massachusetts militia. He was born in Mt. Washington, Mass.; died in Clayton,
Mich.
James Paul (1725-1805) served, 1777-80, as a private in Capt. Zebedee Redding's company, Col.
Gamaliel Bradford's regiment, Massachusetts Line. He was born in Dighton, Mass.; died in Wells,
Vt.
Josiah Curtis (1721-1800) enlisted, 1778, in Capt. James Stoddard's company. He was born in
Connecticut; died in Wethersfield, Conn.
Volume 96, page 111
Mrs. Breta M. Brigham Dewey.
DAR ID Number: 95336
Born in Rogers Park, Ill.
Wife of Maurice William Dewey.
Descendant of Gershom Brigham, and of Capt. Benjamin Walker, as follows:
1. Gershom Nelson Brigham (1820-86) m. 2nd Agnes Ruth Walker (1845-94).
2. Elisha Brigham (1792-1863) m. 1816 Sophronia Ryder (1799-1876); Ephraim Walker, Jr.
(1802-66), m. 1st 1828 Ruth Whitney (d. 1845).
3. Gershom Brigham m. Sarah Allen; Ephraim Walker (1772-1864) m. Martha Manning
(1776-1835).
4. Benjamin Walker m. 1763 Abiel Abbott (1745-95).
Gershom Brigham (1749-1817) was a minute man from Marlboro, under Capt. William Brigham
at Concord, 1775. He was born in Marlboro, Mass.; died in Fayston, Vt.
Also No. 59375.
Benjamin Walker (1742-75) commanded a company at the battle of Bunker Hill, where he was
severely wounded, and died while a prisoner in Boston jail. He was born in Billerica, Mass.
Also Nos. 40140, 70225, 71386.
Volume 96, page 128
Mrs. Irma Taylor Whitney.
DAR ID Number: 95391
Born in Columbus, Wis.
Wife of William Taylor Whitney.
Descendant of James Maxwell, as follows:
1. Charles L. Desing (b. 1836) m. 1874 Adeline Maxwell (b. 1865).
2. Sheldon Maxwell (1819-76) m. 1842 Sarah Emeline Taylor (1822-94).
3. Moses Burt Maxwell (b. 1791) m. Ann Buckley.
4. James Maxwell m. Chloe Burt (1778-1856).
James Maxwell (1764-1848) served as drummer boy with Arnold in his expedition against
Canada. He was born in Monson, Mass.
Also No. 61670.
Volume 96, page 139
Mrs. Harriet Shepard Hall.
DAR ID Number: 95428
Born in Hartford, Conn.
Wife of Marvin Whitney Hall.
Descendant of Nathaniel Williams, as follows:
1. George B. Shepard (1845-87) m. 1871 Lucy A. Craw (1849-1911).
2. Oliver Shepard (1817-80) m. 1840 Maria Roberts Williams (1821-96).
3. Charles D. Williams (1795-1866) m. 1819 Maria Roberts (1800-36).
4. Nathaniel Williams m. 1782 Pardon Devolve (d. 1835).
Nathaniel Williams (1757-1811) enlisted, 1776, as a private in Capt. Robert Durkee's company,
Col. John Durkee's regiment. He was born and died in Stonington, Conn.
Also No. 59126.
Volume 96, page 160
Mrs. Anna Burt Sprinker.
DAR ID Number: 95489
Born in Wichita, Kansas.
Wife of Henry J. Sprinkler.
Descendant of Lieut. John Morris Foght, Daniel Burt, Daniel Burt, Jr., Ebenezer Fiske, Simeon
Fiske, Jonathan Whitcomb, Colvill Bradner, John Whitney, Nathaniel Richmond, John Richmond,
and William Cary, as follows:
1. Charles Warren Burt (b. 1845) m. 1875 Ada Richmond (b. 1858).
2. Washington Burt (1813-88) m. 1839 Georgianna Fisk (1818-1906); William Cubberly
Richmond (1823-86) m. 2nd 1857 Julia Ann Webster (1835-86).
[p.159] 3. Daniel Burt (1776-1846) m. 1798 Sarah Foght (1781-1863); Jonathan Fisk
(1790-1858) m. 1813 Susanna Williams (1790-1843); Henry Gideon Richmond (1796-1874) m.
1818 Eliza Cubberly (1800-89).
4. Daniel Burt m. 1770 Martha Bradner; John Morris Foght m. 1st 1771 Sarah Vandel Rinders
(1748-1813); Simeon Fiske m. 1784 Dinah Whitcomb (1764-1845); Gideon Richmond (b. 1762)
m. 1790 Hannah Whitney (b. 1769).
5. Daniel Burt m. 1737 Hannah Benedict (1716-1810); Ebenezer Fiske m. 1739 Dorcas Tyler;
Jonathan Whitcomb m. 1747 Sarah Tufts (1718-82); Colvill Bradner m. ù; John Whitney m. 1769
(Mary) Molly Cary; Nathaniel Richmond m. 1st 1756 Mary (Richmond).
6. John Richmond m. 1st 1763 Dighton (Mirick) (b. 1715) (parents of Mary); William Cary m.
1744 Esther Frost (b. 1718).
John Morris Foght (1749-1836) served in Baldwin's regiment of Artificers, 1781. His widow
received a pension for his service as lieutenant. He was born in Frankfort, Germany; died in New
York City.
Also No. 69820.
Daniel Burt (1716-1805), in 1771, was with Major Wisner on scout duty. He was born in
Ridgefield, Conn.; died in Warwick, N. Y.
Daniel Burt, Jr. (1740-1823), served as a private in Colonel Hathorn's regiment, 1779-81, Orange
County, N. Y. He was born in Ridgefield, Conn.; died in Warwick, N. Y.
Ebenezer Fiske (1716-1804) was a member of the committee to procure men for the Continental
Army for the town of Shelburn, Mass., where he died. He was born in Wrentham, Mass.
Simeon Fiske (1762-1838) enlisted, 1780, in the 15th Massachusetts regiment. He was born in
Hardwick, Mass.; died in Goshen, N. Y.
Jonathan Whitcomb (1717-90) was selectman, 1777-82, for Littleton, Mass., where he was born
and died.
Colvill Bradner served as a private, 1779, in Capt. Minthorn's company, Col. John Hathorn's
regiment, Orange County, New York militia. He was born, 1719, in Cape May, N. J.; in 1779, his
will was probated.
John Whitney (1749-1824) was a private in a company commanded by Lieutenant Dean, Colonel
Stephen's regiment, Massachusetts troops. In 1818 he applied for a pension, which was allowed.
He was born in Medway, Mass.; died in Pomfret, N. Y.
Nathaniel Richmond (1733-1813) was a private in Capt. Abner Hayward's company, 2nd
Massachusetts regiment, under Colonels John Bailey and Ebenezer Sprout. He was born in
Taunton, Mass.; died in Camillus, N. Y.
John Richmond (1712-1801) was a member of a committee from Taunton, Mass., where he was
born. He died in Ashford, Conn.
[p.160] William Cary served as a private in Capt. Joseph Moses' company, Col. Samuel Bullard's
regiment, which marched on the Lexington Alarm. He was born, 1723, in Plymouth; died in
Natick, Mass.
Volume 96, page 275
Mrs. Lydia J. Gilpatrick Lincoln.
DAR ID Number: 95858
Born in Whitney, Me.
Wife of Lewis J. Lincoln.
Descendant of Brig.-Gen. John Crane, as follows:
1. James Gilpatrick m. Lucretia Crane.
2. Abijah Crane m. Rebecca Crane.
3. John Crane m. Mehitable Wheeler.
John Crane (1744-1805) was one of the Boston Tea Party, 1773. He raised a company of artillery
and won distinction at the siege of Boston. He was wounded in the New York campaign; was
commissioned colonel, 1777, and his corps was famed in many battles. He was breveted
brigadier-general, 1783, and was an original member of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts. He was
born in Milton, Mass.; died in Whiting, Me.
Also No. 62204.
Volume 96, page 300
Mrs. Anna S. Feeney Smith.
DAR ID Number: 95937
Born in Jonesboro, Me.
Wife of B. A. Smith.
Descendant of Lieut. Joel Whitney, as follows:
1. Charles Whitney Feeney (1837-90) m. 1872 Hannah Longfellow Whitney (1845-88).
2. Jotham S. Whitney (1803-87) m. Huldah Ann Wakefield.
3. Reuben Whitney (1772-1810) m. 1800 Hannah Stetson (b. 1776).
4. Joel Whitney m. 1765 Mary Weston.
Joel Whitney (1743-89), in 1775, captured the schooner ôDiligence.ö He was lieutenant, 1777, in
Col. Benjamin Fister's regiment from Machias, Me. He was born in York; died in Jonesboro,
Me.
Also No. 69895.
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