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Mrs. Florence M. Barlow DAR ID Number 51022 Also No. 20079 Born in Newport, R.I. Wife of George W. Barlow |
| Descendant of Robert Franklin,
of Rhode Island
Daughter of Simeon Davis and Mary J. Easton, his wife Granddaughter of John Easton and Frances Ann Franklin, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Robert Franklin and Olivia Tillinghast, his wife Robert Franklin (1756-1850), was a soldier in Capt. Smallwood's company of New York militia. He was wounded at the battle of Bennington and was falsely reported as having died in hospital. He died in Newport, R. I. |
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Mrs. Sallie W. Cox Barlow DAR ID Number 51625 Also No. 39848 Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Wife of E. L. Barlow. |
| Descendant
of Thomas Mendenhall
Daughter of Andrew Webster Carey and Esther Rogers Sheppard, his wife Granddaughter of Josiah Foster Sheppard and Mary Mendenhall, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Thomas Mendenhall and Mary Zane, his wife, m. 1786 Thomas Mendenhall (1759-1843), served as a sailor, 1765, on the frigate "Nancy" to procure arms and ammunition at neutral islands for his destitute country. When tidings came to Puerto Rico that independence was declared, he made a flag for the homeward voyage of the brig, the first American flag raised in a foreign port. |
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Mrs. Mary Saunders Harrison DAR ID Number 52065 Also No. 51199 Born in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Wife of Russell B. Harrison |
| Descendant
of Peter Mauzy
Daughter of Alvin Saunders and Marthena Barlow, his wife Granddaughter of Gunnell Saunders and Mary Mauzy, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Peter Mauzy and Sarah Hughes, his wife Peter Mauzy (1751-1841) was placed on the pension roll of Kentucky, 1832, for service as private in the Virginia troops, 1777-81. He was born in Fauquier County, Virginia.; died in Fleming County, Kentucky |
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Mrs. Sophia Wood Plimpton DAR ID Number 52424 Also No. 31312 Born in Nashua, Illinois Wife of H. A. Plimpton |
| Descendant
of Capt. Titus Watson, Enoch Wood, and Ensign Nathan Bennett
Daughter of Enoch Wood, Jr. (1810-83), and Sophia Bennett (1812-86), his wife, m. 1833 Granddaughter of Enoch Wood (1763-1847) and Elizabeth Taylor, his wife Larry Bennett and Mary (Polly) Watson, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Nathan Bennett and Huldah Barlow, his wife Titus Watson and Mercy Merrill, his wife Titus Watson (1746-1821) 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. He was born in Bethany, Connecticut; died in Ballston, N.Y. Enoch Wood (1763-1847) at the age of sixteen volunteered; was captured and confined in Canada two years. He located his grant of land in New York, where he received a pension. He was born in Sharon, Connecticut; died in Camillus, N.Y. Nathan Bennett served as ensign in the regiment of guards raised to defend the State, 1777. He was born, 1746 |
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Mrs. Harriet May Barlow DAR ID Number 52902 Also Nos. 49617, 50423 Born in Dundee, Michigan |
| Descendant of Hezekiah
May
Daughter of John William May and Lucretia Comstock, his wife Granddaughter of Ralph May and Mary Hall, his wife Gr-granddaughter of William May and Martha Treat, his wife Gr-gr-granddaughter of Samuel May and Mary Pierce, his wife Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Hezekiah May and Anna Stillman, his wife Hezekiah May (1696-1783) was a patriot during the Revolution who furnished money for the relief of Boston. He was born in Weathersfield, Connecticut |
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Mrs. Adaline L. Hill Wallace DAR ID Number 53402 Also Nos. 7899, 32284, 33485, 34841, 48756 Born in Liberty, N.Y. Wife of John Augustus Wallace |
| Descendant
of Capt. Ebenezer Hill, Major Jabez Hill and William Grant, of Connecticut
Daughter of George Hill and Eunice Grant, his wife Granddaughter of Nathaniel Barlow Hill and Sarah Read Platt, his wife Joseph Grant and Susan Young, his 2nd wife Gr-granddaughter of Ebenezer Hill, Jr., and Sarah Barlow, his wife William Grant and Polly Yarrington, his wife Timothy Platt and Sarah (Hill), his wife Gr-gr-granddaughter of Ebenezer Hill and Mable Sherwood, his wife Jabez Hill and Sarah Read, his wife (parents of Sarah) Ebenezer Hill (1742-98) commanded the 1st company, 7th regiment, Connecticut Line, from the beginning to the close of the war. He was born and died in Fairfield, Connecticut Jabez Hill (1744-79) commanded a company, 1774, of the 2nd "Troop of Horse," 4th regiment, and in 1777 was promoted major, 3rd regiment of "Light Horse," and took part in the defense of Danbury. He was born in Fairfield; died in Weston, Connecticut William Grant (1741-1825) enlisted, 1775, as a private; served, 1778, in the Rhode Island campaign and, 1781, under Capt. John Avery. In 1782 he served as a mariner on the ship "Tartar." His pension was allowed the widow in 1848 for fourteen months' service as a private and mariner. He was born in Torrington, Connecticut; died in Neversink |
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Mrs. Lucy Irena West Morgan DAR ID Number 53453 Born in Cleveland, Ohio Wife of Charles Rees Morgan |
| Descendant
of Oliver West, Ebenezer West, William Ingersoll, Robert Joyner, and Jared
Ingersoll, of MA
Daughter of Elmer Adams West (b. 1802) and Mary Adaline Kelley (b. 1844), his wife, m. 1876 Granddaughter of William K. West (1812-62) and Irena A. Van Deusen, his wife John Kelley (1808-87) and Lucy Ingersoll, his wife Gr-granddaughter of Ephraim West (1783-1867) and Polly Ingersoll (1783-1859), his wife, m. 1807 Andrew Van Deusen (b. 1794) and Orpha Joyner (1796-1883), his wife, m. 1815 Nathan Ingersoll (1791-1858) and Polly Perry (b. 1790), his wife (parents of Lucy) Gr-gr-granddaughter of Ebenezer West and Mehitable Nye (b. 1757), his wife, m. 1779 Jared Ingersoll and Betsy Noble, his wife (parents of Polly); Octavious Joyner (b. 1759) and Esther Hollenbeck (b. 1763), his wife, m. 1783 Elijah Ingersoll (b. 1766) and Mary Barlow, his wife, m. 1786 Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Oliver West and Thankful Nye (1736-1806), his wife, m. 1757 Robert Joyner and Lucy Loomis (d. 1801), his wife, m. 1757 William Ingersoll and Lydia Ingersoll, his wife, m. 1717 (parents of Elijah) Oliver West (1733-1816) enlisted, 1776, as a private in Capt. Peleg Peck's company, Col. Carpenter's regiment, which marched on the Rhode Island Alarm. He was born in Tolland, Connecticut; died in Lee, Massachusetts Ebenezer West served in the militia. He was born, 1757, in Tolland, Connecticut; died in Lee, Massachusettts William Ingersoll (1723-1815) was chairman of the Committee of Safety of Lee, Massachusetts, where he died. He was born in Springfield Robert Joyner (1725-1802) enlisted, 1776, as a private in Capt. Ephraim Fitch's company, Col. Hopkins' Berkshire County regiment, and, 1777, in Capt. John King's company, Col. John Brown's regiment. He was born in Connecticut; died in Egremont, Massachusetts Jared Ingersoll (1757-1822) enlisted, 1777, as a private in Capt. Job Wood- bridge's company, Col. John Brown's Berkshire County regiment. He was born in Great Barrington; died in Lee, Massachusetts |
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Barlow DAR ID Number 54195 Also No. 47370 Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Descendant
of Jesse Barlow
Daughter of Thomas Arnold Barlow (1817-88) and Elizabeth Bennett Brewster (1820-78), his wife, m. 1840 Granddaughter of Arnold Barlow (1779-1835) and Anne Britten (1791-1875), his wife, m. 1811 Gr-granddaughter of Jesse Barlow and Sarah Nye (b. 1750), his wife, m. 1769 Jesse Barlow (1749-1815) served as a private minute man at the Lexington Alarm under Capt. Ward Swift, and subsequently marched to Dartmouth and Falmouth in same company, Colonel Freeman's regiment. He was born in Sandwich, Mass.; died in Newport, R.I. |
Daughters
of the American Revolution