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Mrs. Helena Charlotte Hill Weed DAR ID Number 15438 Also No. 8962 No. 1310 No. 5882 No. 2222 Born in Connecticut Wife of Walter Harvey Weed |
| Descendant
of Captain Ebenezer Hill & Nathaniel
Barlow, of Connecticut
Silas Mosman, Abner Goodale, Jeduthan Rice & Corporal Amos Call, of Massachusetts Enoch Ilsley and Captain Joseph McLellan, of Maine Eliakim Howe, of New Hampshire Daughter of Honorable Ebenezer J. Hill & Mary Ellen Mosman, his wife. Granddaughter of Rev. Moses Hill & Charlotte Illsley McLellan, his wife Abner Goodale Mosman & Emily Rice, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Ebenezer Hill, Jr. & Sarah Barlow, his wife Silas Mosman and Betsey Goodale (b. 1787), his wife (m. 1811) Stephen McLellan and Hannah Ilsley, his second wife Alpheus Rice and Huldah Call, his wife Gr2granddaughter of Amos Call and Joanna Temple, his wife Ebenezer Hill and Mabel Sherwood, his wife Joseph McLellan and Mary Ann McLellan (cousins), his wife (m. 1756) Silas Mosman and Beulah Heminway, his wife Enoch Ilsley and Mary Parker, his wife Abner Goodale and Mary Howe (b. 1757), his wife (m. 1779) Nathaniel Barlow and Jane Bradley (1742-1829), his wife (m. 1765) Jeduthan Rice and Lucinda Merchant, his wife Gr3granddaughter of Eliakim Howe & Rebecca Howe (cousins), his wife (m. 1747) Ebenezer Hill, (1742-98), was commissioned captain of the First company, Seventh regiment, 1775. He was born at Fairfield, where he died. His brother Jabez served as major. Nathaniel Barlow, (1745-82), served on the committee to enlist soldiers and collect wages. He furnished supplies, and supported a soldier during the entire war. He was born at Reading, where he died. His three brothers, Aaron, Samuel and Joel, also served, the latter was the poet of the war. Silas Mosman, (1757-1829), enlisted at the first call for troops. He was born at Sudbury and died at Stowe. His brothers Jesse, Aaron and Ezra also served in the army. Abner Goodale, (1755-1823), was a minute man at the Lexington Alarm and served under Capt. Silas Gates at the siege of Boston. He was born at Marlborough, where he died. Jeduthan Rice, (1760-1842), served in Capt. Jotham Houghton's company, Colonel Nathan Sparhawk's regiment, 1778. He was born at Sudbury and died at Ludlow. Amos Call, (1759-87), enlisted from Montague, 1780, and gave six months' service. He served as corporal, 1781, under Capt. Oliver Shattuck. He was born at Leicester and was killed at South Hadley in Shay's rebellion. Enoch Ilsley, (1730-1811), was a member of the Committee of Safety of Falmouth, Maine. He was born at Newbury, Massachusetts His brother Daniel served as an officer. Joseph McLellan was a member of the Committee of Safety of Portland, 1774. He was commissary of the Bayaduce expedition and commanded a company of militia. Eliakim Howe was a signer of the Association Test and on the committee to fill the quota for Continental army. He was a member of the alarm list of Henneker, where he lived during the Revolution. He was born at Marlboro, Mass., 1723, and died about 1805 at Brownfield, Maine. |
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Miss Edith May Tilley DAR ID Number 15925 Born in Rhode Island |
| Descendant
of Peleg Chapman, Stephen Albro, Benjamin Albro and David Nason, of Rhode
Island.
Daughter of Risbrough Hammett Tilley & Susan Jouvet Barlow, his wife. Granddaughter of Benjamin James Tilley (1821-66) & Mary Chapman Taylor, his wife (m. 1849) Frederick A. Barlow and Susan Nason, his wife (m. 1853) Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Nason (1788-1828) & Susan Albro (1802-96), his wife Edward Easton Taylor (1792-1866) and Rebecca Champman (1795-1832), his wife (m. 1814) Gr2granddaughter of Brenton Chapman and Rebecca Kaighn (1761-1813), his wife James Albro (1774-97) and Rhoda Giadding (1780-1873), his wife David Nason and Abigail Stoddard (1763-1842), his wife (m. 1779) Gr3granddaughter of Peleg Chapman and Mary Young, his wife Benjamin Albro and Abigail Bill, his wife Gr4granddaughter of Stephen Albro and Alce Albro, his wife David Nason, (1758-1805), was a soldier in the Massachusetts Line. He was born at Berwick, Maine, and died at Newport, R. I., where his grave is marked. His wife received a pension for his service in the Revolution. Benjamin Albro served as a private, 1782. He was born at Exeter, 1754, and died at Providence. Stephen Albro served in the Alarm company. He was baptized, 1729, at Narra- gansett. Peleg Chapman, (1730-86), was mate on the privateer "Lady Washington," commanded by Captain James Godfrey. |
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Mrs. Olive Baker Baldwin Born in Jefferson County, New York DAR ID Number 17127 Also No. 8120 Wife of Charles Grandison Baldwin |
| Descendant
of Ebenezer Tolman, of New Hampshire.
Daughter of Eli Collins Baker and Sarah Barlow, his wife. Granddaughter of Thomas Baker and Betsey Tolman, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Ebenezer Tolman and Mary Clark, his wife. Ebenezer Tolman, (1748-1838), served as a private in Captain Jonathan Whitcomb's company at Bunker Hill. He was sent on the expedition to Quebec, where he was taken prisoner; detained for a year and suffered with smallpox during his confine- ment. He received a pension at the age of 86 for service in the New Hampshire Conti- nental Line. He was born in Attleboro, Massachusetts, and died in Nelson, N.H. |
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Mrs. Emma Baker Cleveland DAR ID Number 17129 See No. 17127 Born in Jefferson County, New York Wife of Stephen Richardson Cleveland |
| Descendant
of Ebenezer Tolman, of New Hampshire
Daughter of Eli Collins Baker and Sarah Barlow, his wife |
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Mrs. Florence Baker Comstock DAR ID Number 17130 See No. 17127 Born in Jefferson County, New York Wife of Charles G. Comstock |
| Descendant
of Ebenezer Tolman.
Daughter of Eli Collins Baker and Sarah Barlow, his wife |
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Mrs. Fannie Cooley Williams Barbour DAR ID Number 18104 Also No. 16925 Also No. 17420 Born in Brooklyn, New York Wife of Thomas Johnston Barbour |
| Descendant
of Captain William Cooley, Isaac Chapman and Stephen Spelman.
Daughter of Edgar Williams and Eliza Cooley Spelman, his wife Granddaughter of Jesse Barlow Spelman (1801-78) and Eliza Content Cooley, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Reverend Timothy Mather Cooley, D. D. (1772-1859) and Content Chapman (1776-1860), his wife Jesse Spelman and Anna Root, his wife Gr2granddaughter of William Cooley and Sarah Mather, his wife Isaac Chapman and Ruth Robinson, his wife Stephen Spelman and Deborah Rose (1752-1822), his wife (m. 1770) William Cooley, (1736-1825), commanded a company in Col. John Moseley's regiment of Massachusetts militia. He was born in Springfield and died in Granville, Massa- chusetts Isaac Chapman, (1747-76), was a private in Capt. William Cooley's company and fell at Ticonderoga. He was born in Granville, Massachusetts, and died in Ticonderoga, New York Stephen Spelman, (1745-1800), served as a private under Captain William Cooley at the Bennington Alarm. He was born in Durham, Conn., and died in Granville, Massachusetts |
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Miss Mary Augusta Johnson DAR ID Number 19533 Also No. 8567 Born in Canandaigua, New York |
| Descendant
of Rufus Johnson, of Connecticut; Captain Gideon Seely, and Gideon Seely,
Jr., of New York
Moses Williams, of New Hampshire Daughter of Charles Platt Johnson (1819-90) and Lucinda Williams, his wife. Granddaughter of Russell Butler Johnson (1794-1864) and Betsey Seely (Elliott), his wife Thomas Williams, M. D., (1787-1860) and Lucinda Barlow Remington, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Rufus Johnson and Mary Butler, his wife Gideon Seely, Jr., and Mabel Todd, his wife Moses Williams and Mehitable Atwood, his wife Gr2granddaughter of Ebenezer Johnson Gideon Seely and Deborah Lockwood, his wife Rufus Johnson, (1760-1822), served 1777 in Captain Aaron Foot's company of militia from Litchfield, Connecticut Gideon Seely, (1729-1804), was captain in Col. Pierre Van Cortlandt's New York regiment and subsequently commanded a company of Associated Exempts. He was born in Stamford, Conn., died in Westchester, New York Gideon Seely, Jr., (1764-1844), was on picket duty when André was captured. He died in Syracuse, New York. Moses Williams, (1751-1814), served at Ticonderoga with the New Hampshire militia. He died in Hampstead, New Hampshire |
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Miss Cornelia Ingersoll Morrell DAR ID Number 20640 Also Nos. 2870, 9307 Born in Hudson, Ohio |
| Descendant
of William Ingersoll, of Massachusetts
Daughter of Daniel Dighton Morrell & Mary Caroline Ingersoll, his wife Granddaughter of Lemi Ingersoll and Theodosia S. Humphrey, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Calvin Ingersoll and Lydia Barlow, his wife Gr2granddaughter of William Ingersoll & Lydia Ingersoll (cousins), his wife William Ingersoll, (1723-1815), was chairman of the Committee of Safety and first treasurer of the town of Lee, which in 1777 was organized and where he died. |
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Mrs. Arabella Thayer Barlow DAR ID Number 20991 Born in Chatham, New York Wife of William K. Barlow |
| Descendant
of Stephen Thayer, of Massachusetts
Daughter of Edwin Thayer and Charlotte Jane Cady, his wife. Granddaughter of Daniel Thayer and Polly Curtiss, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Nathan Thayer and Catherine Draper, his wife. Gr2granddaughter of Stephen Thayer and Rachel Davis, his wife. Stephen Thayer, (1732-81), enlisted, 1776, in Captain Gershom Nelson's company and reënlisted in the levies, 1781, under Captain Reuben Davis. He was born in Mendon, Mass.; died in service. |
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Mrs. Julia Butler Barlow Denison DAR ID Number 21054 Born in Grand Rapids, Michigan Wife of A. C. Denison |
| Descendant
of Heman Barlow
Daughter of Heman Gates Barlow and Julia B. Hall, his wife Granddaughter of William Wilson Barlow and Mary Bechtel, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Heman Gates Barlow and Mary Wilson, his wife. Gr2granddaughter of Heman Barlow and Dilena Bancroft, his wife. Heman Barlow, (1758-88), served as a private in Capt. William Cooley's company, Col. Joseph Moseley's regiment, 1776, and reënlisted in the Massachusetts militia, 1777, at the Ticonderoga Alarm. He was born in Granville, Massachusetts. |
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