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Mrs. Ella Beach Baker DAR ID Number 7664 Also No. 5047 Born in Connecticut Wife of Albert A. Baker |
| Descendant
of Abiel Canfield, of Connecticut
Daughter of David B. Beach and Adelaide Canfield, his wife Granddaughter of Deforest Canfield and Hannah Childs, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Lewis Canfield and Eunice Steele, his wife Gr2granddaughter of Abiel Canfield and Mary Barlow, his wife Abiel Canfield, 1777, enlisted in Captain Nathan Pierson's company as piper, and served in the defense of New Haven. |
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Miss Julia Delacour Hill Born in Connecticut DAR ID Number 8962 Also Nos. 1397, 1615, 2222, 3195, 7428 |
| Descendant
of Captain Ebenezer Hill, of Connecticut
Descendant of Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Canfield, of Connecticut Daughter of Ebenezer Hill and Julia Dellicker, his wife Granddaughter of Ebenezer Hill and Hannah Lyon, his wife Leonard N. Dellicker and Julia Wildman, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Ebenezer Hill and Sarah Barlow, his wife Fairchild Wildman and Mary Canfield, his wife Gr2granddaughter of Ebenezer Hill and Mabel Sherwood, his wife Philo Canfield and Elizabeth Judson, his wife Gr3granddaughter of Samuel Canfield and Abigail Canfield, his wife Ebenezer Hill, 1775, entered the army, 1777 was promoted to captain and was transferred in 1780 to the invalid corps Samuel Canfield, 1776, was Lieutenant Colonel in the New York campaign. In 1779 his regiment guarded Horseneck and in 1781 West Point. He died in 1789 |
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Mrs. Mary Barlow Trimble DAR ID Number 7779 Also No. 500 Born in Kentucky Wife of William W. Trimble |
| Descendant
of Lieutenant
Thomas Barlow,
of Virginia
Daughter of Martin Livingston Barlow and Frances Cantrell, his wife Granddaughter of Thomas Barlow and Susan Childs Isabel, his wife Thomas Barlow when nineteen volunteered under Lafayette, and was Lieutenant at the Siege of Yorktown |
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Mrs. Helen Eliza Wood Stedman DAR ID Number 9021 Also Nos. 2222, 3588, 4741, 6165 Born in Illinois Widow of Asa Wolverton Stedman |
| Descendant
of Captain Titus Watson, Ensign Nathan Bennett, David Wood, Enoch Wood
and Samuel Barlow,
all of Connecticut
Daughter of Enoch Wood, Jr., and Sophia Bennett, his wife Granddaughter of Larry Bennett and Mary Watson, his wife Enoch Wood and Elizabeth Taylor, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Titus Watson and Mercy Merrill, his wife Nathan Bennett and Huldah Barlow, his wife David Wood and Dorothy Wood, his wife Gr2granddaughter of Samuel Barlow and Esther Hull, his wife Titus Watson entered the army as sergeant and commanded a company at Germantown, Valley Forge and Monmouth. He had six brothers who served as captains during the war Nathan Bennett was a minute man at Lexington and ensign in Bradley's battalion, Wadsworth's brigade, at Fort Washington, where he was taken prisoner Samuel Barlow was a patriot who inspired his three sons, Aaron, Joel and Thomas, to serve nobly their country. Joel Barlow was the poet chaplain, who sent a Bible to his sister Huldah, with these lines: He begs her kindly to receive it Tho' Tories say he don't believe it." |
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Mrs. Emma Louise Hoff Reed DAR ID Number 9050 See No. 9021 Born in New York Wife of William Antes Reed |
| Descendant
of Samuel
Barlow of Connecticut
Descendant of Ensign Nathan Bennett of Connecticut Daughter of B. Campbell Hoff and Mary J. Bennett, his wife Granddaughter of Daniel Bennett and Hannah Cranford, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Nathan Bennett and Huldah Barlow, his wife |
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Mrs. Harriet Shepard Cook Moore DAR ID Number 9183 Born in Missouri Wife of S. W. Moore |
| Descendant
of Captain Thomas Reading, of New Jersey
Daughter of John Darwin Shepard Cook and Rosalie Elvira Barlow, his wife Granddaughter of Rev. Joseph Barlow and Phebe Phillips, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Phillips and Sarah Reading, his wife Gr2granddaughter of Thomas Reading and Rebecca Ellis, his wife Thomas Reading, 1776, was captain of the Third Battalion, First Establishment, and served until the battalion was discharged. He died in 1814, at the age of eighty. |
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Mrs. Clara Chamberlin Mclean DAR ID Number 9307 Also Nos. 2870, 7013 Born in Wisconsin Wife of Charles B. McLean |
| Descendant
of Samuel Chamberlin, John Crosby and William Ingersoll, of Massachusetts
Daughter of Henry Kendrick Chamberlin & Clementine Curier Crosby, his wife Granddaughter of Thomas Daniel Crosby & Mary Adaline Ingersoll, his wife Ephraim Kirby Chamberlin and Susan Pennock Clark, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Nathan Ingersoll and Polly Perry, his wife Jacob Chamberlain and Sarah Harris, his wife Abijah Crosby and Caty Olds, his wife Gr2granddaughter of Elijah Ingersoll and Polly Barlow, his wife Samuel Chamberlin and Margaret Bullard, his wife John Crosby and Martha Goodspeed, his wife Gr3granddaughter of William Ingersoll and Lydia Ingersoll, his wife John Crosby, 1776, was a soldier under Capt. Isaiah Higgins Samuel Chamberlin enlisted for three years from Berkshire county and served in Captain Enos Stone's company, Brewer's regiment, at Valley Forge. William Ingersoll, 1777, served on the Committee of Safety of Lee and lived to the advanced age of ninety-two. |
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S. Charlotte Reeve Conover DAR ID Number 11273 Born in Ohio Wife of Frank Conover |
| Descendant
of Captain
Elisha Barlow, of New York
Daughter of John Charles Reeve and Emma Barlow, his wife Granddaughter of John Barlow and Polly Lewis, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Elisha Barlow and Hannah Barlow, his wife Elisha Barlow (1749-1828), was ensign of Dutchess County militia under Captain Joshua Laselle, 1775, and promoted captain the following year. |
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Mrs. Elizabeth Barlow Owen DAR ID Number 13875 Also No. 11273 Born in Connecticut Wife of Richard Owen |
| Descendant
of Captain
Elisha Barlow, of New York
Daughter of Levi Barlow and Eliza Peck, his wife Granddaughter of John Barlow and Polly Lewis, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Elisha Barlow and Hannah Barlow, his wife Elisha Barlow, (1749-1828), was commissioned ensign of Captain Joshua Lasell's company, 1775, and 1776, commanded a company of foot in Col. Morris Graham's regiment. |
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Miss Bessie Barlow Reed DAR ID Number 14020 Born in Ohio |
| Descendant
of Nathan Bennett of Connecticut
Descendant of Abner Barlow of Massachusetts Daughter of William Antes Reed and Emma Louise Hoff, his wife Grandaughter of B. Campbell Hoff and Mary J. Bennett, his wife William Reed and Lucinda Antes, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Daniel Bennett and Hannah Cranford, his wife William Antes and Mary Barlow, his wife Gr2granddaughter of Nathan Bennett and Huldah Barlow, his wife Gr2granddaughter of Abner Barlow Nathan Bennett served at the Lexington Alarm and was taken prisoner at Fort Washington. He was born at Fairfield, Conn., and at the age of seventy-six, in 1822, was placed on the pension roll of Saratoga county, N. Y. Abner Barlow turned out from Granville at the Lexington Alarm in Captain Lebbeus Ball's company, and enlisted in the same company for the siege of Boston. He was placed on the pension list of Ontario County, N. Y., 1832, at the age of eighty-two. |
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