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Mrs. Ellen Maria Eells Barlow DAR ID Number 21220 See No. 21214 Also Nos. 12733, 19970 Also Nos. 1935, 7762, 16187, 17894, 18706 Born in Walton, New York Wife of John Q. Barlow |
| Descendant
of Reverend John Eells, Lieutenant Jeremiah Baird Eells, Corporel John
Eells, General John Mead, Sergaentt Matthew Marvin and Josiah Weed, all
of Connecticut
Daughter of Stephen Decatur Eells and Mary Weed Marvin, his wife Granddaughter of Mead Eells and Philena Johnson, his wife Jared Marvin and Fanny Rogers, his wife Gr.-granddaughter of John Eells and Anna Mead, his wife Matthew Marvin and Mary Weed, his wife. See No. 21214 Gr2granddaughter of Jeremiah Baird Eells and Lois Benedict, his wife, m. 1754 John Mead and Mary Brush, his wife Gr3granddaughter of John Eells and Anna Baird, his first wife John Eells, (1703-85), served as a minute man He was born in Milford; died in New Canaan Jeremiah Baird Eells, (1732-1815), was lieutenant in the Connecticut Coast Guards when captured by Tories, 1777, and was a prisoner two years John Eells, (1755-1832), served as a fifer under Capt. Daniel Benedict, 1776, and as corporal under Captain Reuben Scofield, 1779 John Mead, (1726-88), served in the Legislature nineteen years. He was colonel in the New York campaign and subsequently commanded the Fourth Brigade. He was born in Greenwich |
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Mrs. Helen Barlow Holmes DAR ID Number 24081 Born in Ludlow, Vermont Wife of Lewis Ward Holmes |
| Descendant
of Nathan Hatch
Daughter of Frederic Hodge Barlow and Emeline Clark, his wife Granddaughter of David Barlow and Sarah Hatch, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Nathan Hatch and Hannah Marcy, his wife. Nathan Hatch, (1757-1841), enlisted at Alstead N. H., 1777, and gave one year's actual service in the New Hampshire Line. He was placed on the pension roll of Washington County, New York 1832 and died at Fort Miller. |
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Mrs. Eunice Penfield Giddings St. John DAR ID Number 24510 Also Nos. 1144, 2817, 13492 Born in New Milford, Connecticut Wife of Theodore St. John, M. D. |
| Descendant
of Captain Jonathan Giddings, of Connecticut.
Daughter of James Andrus Giddings and Susan Barlow, his wife. Granddaughter of James Andrus Giddings and Eunice Penfield, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Jonathan Giddings and Mary Baldwin, his wife. Jonathan Giddings, (1741-1817), commanded a scouting party and endured great hardship. He was wounded and obtained an honorable discharge. He was born in Lyme, Connecticut, died in Sherman. His wife fed the soldiers when they were encamped near them on the Housatonic River. |
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Mrs. Kate Sanderson Barlow DAR ID Number 24913 Also No. 1735, 7619, 9803, 18142, 19494, 20055 Born in Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Wife of Thomas W. Barlow |
| Descendant
of Robert Covenhoven, of Pennsylvania
Daughter of John J. Sanderson and Mercy Kelsy Crane, his wife. Granddaughter of George Crane and Creacy Covenhoven, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Robert Covenhoven and Mercy Kelsy Cutter, his wife. Robert Covenhoven, (1755-1846), served as a scout and guide. He was born in Monmouth Co., N. J.; died in Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania |
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Mrs. Helen Saunders Barlow Maxwell DAR ID Number 25128 Born in Fernandino, Florida Wife of William S. Maxwell |
| Descendant
of Perez Steel
Daughter of Col. John Whitney Barlow, U. S. A., and Hessie McN. Birnie, his wife. Granddaughter of Nehemiah Barlow and Orinda Steel, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Perez Steel and Hannah Simmons, his wife. Perez Steel, (1753-1836), enlisted, 1775, in the company from Tolland under Captain Samuel Wyllis and, 1776, served in the New York campaign where he was taken prisoner. He was born in Tolland, Conn.; died in Windham, New York |
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Miss Alice Worthington Barlow DAR ID Number 25129 See No. 25128 Born in New London, Connecticut |
| Descendant of Perez Steel. |
| Daughter
of Colonel John Whitney Barlow,
U. S. A., and Hessie McN. Birnie,
his wife. |
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Mrs. Annie Augusta Weed DAR ID Number 27474 Also No. 3588 Born in Reading, Connecticut Widow of Marvin Weed |
| Descendant
of Ensign Aaron Barlow.
Daughter of Enoch Augustus Sanford and Eliza Ann Barlow, his wife. Granddaughter of Daniel Barlow and Sarah Dimond, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Aaron Barlow and Rebeckah Sanford, his wife. Aaron Barlow, (1750-1800), served in the Connecticut militia as a private, 1775, and as an ensign, 1777, in a short campaign. He was born in Redding, Connecticut, died in Norfolk, Virginia |
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Mrs. Blanche Taylor Hunton DAR ID Number 27999 Also Nos. 5880, 9434, 10270, 12201, 13332, 16129, 23137 Born in Madison, Virginia Wife of John Hunton |
| Descendant
of Capt. James Allen, of Virginia.
Daughter of John W. Taylor and Rebecca Crawford, his wife. Granddaughter of Pannell Taylor and Millie Brown, his wife John Crawford and Harriet McClung, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Thomas Taylor and Frances Barlow, his wife Major John Crawford (b.1764) and Rebecca Allen, his wife. Gr2granddaughter of Charles Taylor and Elizabeth Pannell, his wife James Allen and Margaret Anderson, his wife. James Allen, (1716-1810), was at the battle of Point Pleasant, where his brother, Hugh, was killed. He signed the petition, 1776, urging religious liberty, which was sent to the Assembly by the Freeholders of Augusta county. He was born in Ireland; died in Augusta Co., Virginia |
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Mrs. Estelle Place Smith DAR ID Number 28655 Born in Fishkill, New York Wife of Bertram Llewellyn Smith |
| Descendant
of Stephen Sears, Zophar Rogers and Moses Swift, all of New York.
Daughter of Charles Place and Elizabeth Hitchcock Swift, his wife. Granddaughter of Nehemiah Place and Cynthia Dorland, his wife Judah Swift and Alma Hitchcock, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of William Place and Deborah Rogers, his wife Thomas Swift and Maria Barlow, his wife; Stephen Hitchcock and Alma Sears, his wife. Gr2granddaughter of Zophar Rogers and Jemima, his wife Moses Swift and Hannah Hurd, his wife Stephen Sears and Sybil (Hunt) Pardee (1740-1834), his third wife, m. 1769. Stephen Sears, (1738-91), served in the Connecticut Light Horse under Captain Ruloff Dutcher. He was born in Harwich, Mass; lived in Sharon, Conn., during the Revolution; died in New York City. Zophar Rogers served as a private in the Dutchess county militia. He was born in Beekman, New York, 1743, where he died Moses Swift, (1747-1838), was a private in the Dutchess county Sixth Regiment of New York militia. |
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