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HENRY HARBINSON SINCLAIR
SISSON, JOHN 1749-1815
Private, Captain Matthew De Garmo's Company, 14th Regiment, Albany County, New York Militia, Lieutenant-Colonel John Van Rensselaer; Private, 4th Regiment, Dutchess County, New York Militia.
GEORGE DESMOND SISSON
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STOUT, DANIEL
1758-1843
Private in Company Commanded by his father Captain John Stout in Colonel Samuel Forman's Regiment, New Jersey Militia. Served at Perth Amboy, Tom's River, Monmouth Court House, and partici- pated in several skirmishes in various tours from August, 1776, to 1783.
CHARLES WILLIAM ROGERS
STOUT, JOHN
Captain in the Second Regiment, Monmouth County, New Jersey Militia, during the Revolutionary War.
CHARLES WILLIAM ROGERS
THOMAS, JOHN
Colonel of the Fair Forest District, South Carolina Regiment, 1775. Taken prisoner by Sir Henry Clinton, at the capture of Charleston, and with two sons confined in Fort Ninety-Six. He was succeeded in the Command of his Regiment by his son, Col. John Thomas, Jr.
WILLIAM THOMAS POWELL
THOMAS, JOHN JR.
Colonel of the Spartanburg County, South Carolina Regiment, from 1780 to close of the war. He gained the Battle of Cedar Springs, July 13, 1780, and he "made his mark on many a well fought field."
WILLIAM THOMAS POWELL
THOMPSON, HUGH 1748-1812
Private in Captain Jeremiah Talbot's Company of Colonel William Irvine's Pennsylvania Battalion, 1776. Participated in Canada Campaign and afterwards was Sergeant in Captain Jeremiah Talbot's Company, 7th Pennsylvania Line, January 31, 1777, to 1781.
Colonel ALFRED CLARENCE SHARPE, U. S. Army
THOMSON, CHARLES 1730-1824
Secretary of the Continental Congresses, from 1774 until 1789. FRANK LESLIE McKAIN
VAN ETTEN, ANTHONY 1726-1778
"Associator," Orange County, New York, 1775. Assassinated by Tories.
HOLDRIDGE OZRO COLLINS
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VAN ETTEN, JACOB 1696- "Associator," Ulster County, New York, 1775. HOLDRIDGE OZRO COLLINS
VAN INWEGEN, HARMANUS
"Associator," and Private in Captain Westfall's Company, Colonel Klock's Regiment, Orange County, New York Militia, 1775. HOLDRIDGE OZRO COLLINS
VAN VLIET, JAN 1694- "Associator," Ulster County, New York, 1775. HOLDRIDGE OZRO COLLINS
WESTBROOK, JOHANNES
"Associator," Orange County, New York, 1775, and Captain in Colonel Jacob Klock's Second Regiment, New York Militia.
HOLDRIDGE OZRO COLLINS
WOOSTER, WALTER 1745-1829
Sergeant of Captain Eli Leavenworth's Company, Sixth Regiment, "Connecticut Line," Commanded by Colonel Return Jonathan Meigs. Enlisted March 2, 1777, discharged February, 1780. Par- ticipated in Colonel Meigs' Raid at Sag Harbor, May 24, 1777; se- verely wounded at King's Bridge, 1777; at West Point, winter of 1777-1778; with Washington at White Plains 1778 and with Regi- ment at Redding, winter of 1778-1779; he led the storming detach- ment at capture of fort at Horseneck, February 26, 1779, and he participated in the capture of Stony Point, July 15, 1779. After his discharge, he was appointed Revenue officer at Derby, Connecticut, and he collected the war taxes for the Continental Army. Was commissioned Captain in Connecticut Militia after close of the war.
HOLDRIDGE OZRO COLLINS
WADSWORTH, GURDON 1748-1826
Conductor of teams for transporting supplies from Connecticut to the Continental Army, 1777, and 1778 to 1781.
WILLIAM NORTHROPE COWLES
WADSWORTH, SAMUEL
Private in Captain Jonathan Well's Company, of Lieutenant-Colonel George Pitkin's Connecticut Regiment, which marched from Hart- ford for the relief of Boston in the "Lexington Alarm," April, 1775. Served 6 days. Ensign, January 1, 1777, in Colonel Samuel B. Webb's Connecticut Regiment. Promoted Lieutenant May 16, 1778. Resigned July 6, 1779.
WILLIAM NORTHROPE COWLES
WALBRIDGE, AMOS 1727-1793
Captain of Stafford, Connecticut, Company, "Lexington Alarm," April, 1775; Captain, 13th Connecticut Line, January 1, to Decem- ber 31, 1776; Captain 7th Connecticut Line, January 1, 1777; Major, 2nd Connecticut Line, May 27, 1777. Retired January 1, 1781. Member Connecticut Society of the Cincinnati.
WILLIS MILNOR DIXON
WALKER, SETH 1756-1838
Private in Doctor Hall Jackson's Company of Field Artillery at Portsmouth, N. H., Nov. 5, 1775; Sergeant of Captain Abel Walker's Company, in Colonel Benjamin Bellows' Regiment New Hampshire Militia, which went to re-enforce the Continental Army at Ticonderoga, May 7, 1777; Ensign of Captain Abel Walker's Company from Charleston, N. H., Colonel David Hobart's N. H. Regiment, General Stark's Brigade at Saratoga, July 21, 1777.
WILLIAM ATHEARN HARTWELL
WALTON, JOHN 1710-1785
Captain in Colonel David Green's Massachusetts Regiment, which marched for the relief of Boston in the "Lexington Alarm," April, 1775; Captain in the Massachusetts Train Band May 13, 1775.
CHARLES STRONG WALTON
WELLMAN, JACOB 1750-1824
Private in Captain Levi Spaulding's Company, of Colonel James Reed's Regiment, New Hampshire Militia. Enlisted April 23, 1775: Wounded at Battle of Bunker Hill, and served during the siege of Boston.
FRANK PUTNAM FLINT
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WHEELER, JOSIAH
1743-1817
Volunteer Guard of the tea ship "Dartmouth," and member of the "Boston Tea Party" Dec. 16, 1773. Captain of Company of Mas- sachusetts Minute Men composed of carpenters and joiners. Su- perintended erection of fortifications on Dorchester Heights at siege of Boston, 1775. Presented with a sword by Washington.
EDWARD MEADOR BLAKE
WHITCOMB, JONATHAN 1740-1792
Captain in the Third New Hampshire Regiment, Commanded by Colonel James Reed. Served from May 23, to December, 1775.
JAMES MURRAY BAILEY
WILLIAMS, SETH 1756-1817
Private in Captain Macy William's Company from Easton, Mass., in "Lexington Alarm," Private in Captain Macy William's Com- pany, Colonel Timothy Walker's Massachusetts Regiment, enlisted May 2, 1775; served eight months; Private in Captain Samuel Robinson's Company, Colonel Wade's Massachusetts Regiment, June 21-July 13, 1778; Private in Captain Samuel White's Com- pany, Colonel Thomas Carpenter's Massachusetts Regiment. Served on expedition to Rhode Island, August 18-September 8, 1778.
HENRY ATHERTON NICHOLS
WISNER, JOHN 1722-1778
Captain of the Florida and Warwick Company, in Colonel Isaac Nicoll's Regiment, Orange County, New York Minute Men, March 6, 1776.
CHARLES SEELEY EASTMAN
WISNER, JOHN JR. 1747-1811
Captain of Purling Brook Company, in Colonel Isaac Nicoll's Orange County, New York Minute Men.
CHARLES SEELEY EASTMAN
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1733-1804
WOODS, HENRY
Major of Colonel William Prescott's Massachusetts Regiment, until December, 1775. Participated in the Battles of Lexington and Concord, April 19, 1775, and Bunker Hill; Commissioned, January 1, 1776, Major of the 7th Continental Infantry Regiment and served until December 31, 1776; Commissioned Lieutenant-Col- onel, February 27, 1778, of the Massachusetts Regiment, Com- manded by Colonel Nathaniel Wade, and honorably discharged January 4, 1779:
Delegate from Groton to the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention at Springfield, September 1, 1780.
CHARLES STRONG WALTON
WRIGHT, JEREMIAH 1762-1833
Private in Captain James Sullivan's Company, of Colonel John Gibson's 13th Virginia Regiment. Enlisted November, 1776, and honorably discharged November 27, 1777:
Private in Captain Isaac Pearce's Company, of Colonel John McIntosh's Virginia Regiment. Enlisted August, 1778, and served 4 months :
Lieutenant of Captain McAllister's Company, of Lieutenant-Colonel John Gibson's 13th Virginia Regiment, November, 1780. Served 1 month; Lieutenant of Captain William Bruce's Company, of the Virginia Regiment, Commanded by Colonels Morgan and Harden, March, 1782. Served 3 months; Indian Spy for 3 months, from March, 1782, in Captain James Marshall's Virginia Company ; Lieutenant of Captain McAllister's Company of Colonel Gabriel Cox's Virginia Regiment, for 1 month from September, 1782.
HORACE BELL
YOUNG, AARON 1746-1804
Sergeant of Captain Abraham French's Company, Colonel Joshua Wingate's Regiment New Hampshire Militia. Served November, 1775, on Great-Island in the defence of Piscataqua Harbor: Pri- vate in Captain John Colfe's Company of Colonel T. Bartlett's Regiment New Hampshire Militia, 1776; Second Lieutenant, Sep- tember 8-December 16, 1777, of Captain Ezra Currier's Com- pany of Colonel Abraham Drake's Regiment, New Hampshire Militia, raised to re-enforce the Continental Army near Stillwater, September, 1777.
FRANK CLARKE PRESCOTT
FRANK CLARKE PRESCOTT, JR.
Deceased Members
harry Woodville Latham, A. B. 1862-1896 William Spencer merrill, A. B. 1873-1898 major Erasmus Corwin Gilbreath, U. S. H. 1840-1898 Captain Charles Lee Collins, u. S. A. 1859-1899 Colonel William Anthony Elderkin, u. s. H. 1839-1900
John Richardson hall. 1868-1902
Orrin Zeigler hubbell. 1859-1903
horace Atwell Brown. 1842-1903
howard Bender. 1859-1904
harry Edgerly Pratt. 1874-1904 Rev. Alexander moss Merwin, A. m., B. D. 1839-1905
Lieutenant William henry masser, u. s. n. 1850-1905 Frederick hastings Rindge, H. B. 1857-1905
Spencer Roane Thorpe 1842-1905
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BRIGADIER GENERAL FRANK CLARKE PRESCOTT.
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Register of the Society Sons of the Revolution in the State of California
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Eighteenth Year 1910
Alle tervarum mihi praeter omnes Angulus ridet
Know ye the land of the cedar and vine, Where the flowers ever blossom, the beams ever shine; Where the light wings of Zephyr, oppress'd with perfume, Wax faint o'er the gardens of Gul in her bloom; Where the citron and olive are fairest of fruit, And the voice of the mocking bird never is mute; Where the tints of the earth and the hues of the sky, In color though varied, in beauty may vie, And the purple of ocean is deepest in dye; Where the virgins are soft as the roses they twine, And all, save the spirit of man, is divine?
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Instituted May 8, 1893 Incorporated May 15, 1893 Admitted to the Union by the General Society April 19, 1894
FOUNDERS AND INCORPORATORS
James Monroe Allen *Lieut. Charles Lee Collins, U. S. A. Holdridge Ozro Collins *Maj. William Anthony Elderkin, U. S. A. Edward Thomas Harden John Miner Carey Marble
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Alreface
INCE THE ORGANIZATION OF THIS SOCIETY, ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE GENTLEMEN HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO MEMBERSHIP. AT THE TIME OF THE PUBLICATION OF OUR LAST REGISTER, IN 1907, WE NUMBERED SIXTY THREE ACTIVE MEMBERS. SINCE THAT PERIOD WE HAVE ELECTED TWENTY AND LOST TEN, OUR PRESENT NUMBER BEING SEVENTY-THREE.
OF THESE TEN CASUALTIES, SIX WERE BY DEATH, THE OTHERS HAVING BEEN DROPPED FOR NON-PAYMENT OF THEIR INDEBTEDNESS TO THE SOCIETY.
THOSE, THE SOUND OF WHOSE VOICES HAS FOREVER BEEN STILLED, WERE WILLIAM ATHEARN HARTWELL, LATE CITY TREASURER OF LOS ANGELES; BRIGADIER GENERAL EDWIN BYRON ATWOOD, U. S. A .; BRIGADIER GENERAL JOHN GREEN BALLANCE, U. S. A .; STANLEY GRISWOLD WIGHT, JOIN CHARLES FREMONT HULL AND FRANKLIN WALTON MOORE; THE FIRST TWO OF WHOM WERE VALIANT SOLDIERS OF THE UNION ARMY DURING THE CIVIL WAR, AND GENERALS ATWOOD AND BALLANCE RECEIVED PROMO- TION DURING THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR, GENERAL BALLANCE SUBSE- QUENTLY PARTICIPATING IN THE ARDUOUS CAMPAIGNS OF THE PHILIPPINE INSURRECTION,
THESE DEPARTED ASSOCIATES HAD SEVERALLY ACHIEVED DISTINCTION IN THE ARMY, IN SCIENTIFIC ATTAINMENTS, AND IN THE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL WORLD. WE ESTEEMED THEM ALL, AND THEIR NAMES HAVE BEEN PERPETUATED BY MEMORIALS, SPREAD UPON THE RECORDS OF THIS SOCIETY.
THE STRENUOUS EXECUTIVE ABILITY OF THE PRESIDENT HAS BEEN UNCEASINGLY ACTIVE FOR THE INTERESTS OF THES SOCIETY, AND THROUGH HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION AND ASSISTANCE IN PROPOSED PLANS FOR BETTERMENTS, A COMMODIOUS HALL, DOUBLE THE CAPACITY OF OUR LATE QUARTERS HAS BEEN SECURED IN THE SAN FERNANDO BUILDING, WHEREIN ARE PLACED OUR VALUABLE LIBRARY, NOW NUMBERING NEARLY ONE THOUSAND VOLUMES, OUR RECORDS AND NUMEROUS PICTURES OF DISTIN- GUISHED MEN AND HISTORIC PLACES, AND MANY SOUVENIRS OF ANCIENT EVENTS AND SOCIETY CELEBRATIONS.
IN 1892, THE NEW YORK SOCIETY PLACED UPON FRAUNCES' TAVERN A VERY BEAUTIFUL BRONZE TABLET COMMEMORATING THE FINAL LEAVE- TAKING OF WASHINGTON FROM THIS OFFICERS, AT THE CLOSE OF THE REVOLUTION. AFTER THE NEW YORK SOCIETY HAD ACQUIRED THE TITLE TO THAT HISTORIC BUILDING, BY MEANS OF THE MUNIFICENT BEQUEST OF ITS DECEASED PRESIDENT, FREDERICK SAMUEL TALLMADGE, A MORE ELABORATE TABLET, INCORPORATING A MEMORIAL TO PRESIDENT TALE- MADGE, WAS SUBSTITUTED, AND, THROUGH REPRESENTATIONS MADE TO MR. JAMES M. MONTGOMERY, HE SECURED THE OLD TABLET AS A GIFT TO THIS SOCIETY, AND IT NOW IS AFFIXED IN A CONSPICUOUS PLACE, ON THE WALL OF OUR HALL. IT IS A BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ART, WEIGHING ABOUT THREE HUNDRED POUNDS, AND PROBABLY UNSURPASSED IN DETAIL BY ANYTHING OF THE KIND ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
SINCE OUR REGISTER OF 1907, WE HAVE ISSUED TWO PUBLICATIONS,- AN ACCOUNT OF THE BANQUET GIVEN APRIL 21, 1908, BY OUR SOCIETY AND THE CALIFORNIA SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS, TO THE OFFICERS OF THE ATLANTIC FLEET, AND THE OTHER, A BIOGRAPHY OF THE LATE GENERAL JOHN GREEN BALLANCE.
IN THIS VOLUME WE PRESENT THE PORTRAITS OF MEMBERS WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN INCLUDED IN FORMER PUBLICATIONS, AND THE NAMES OF GENTLEMEN WHOM WE HAVE ACCEPTED SINCE SEPTEMBER, 1907, AND THEIR ANCESTORS. IN A FUTURE PUBLICATION WE SHALL RECITE THE MILITARY SERVICES OF THESE ANCESTORS, AS IT IS NOT NOW FEASIBLE TO INCLUDE THAT RELATION IN THIS WORK.
THE DIRECTORS MOST CORDIALLY AND EARNESTLY URGE ALL MEMBERS TO INSPECT OUR HALL AND ITS CONTENTS. THE ROOM HAS ALL THE FACILITIES OF A CLUB, AND IS A PLEASANT RESORT FOR SOCIAL GATHER. INGS AND HISTORICAL RESEARCH; AND CONVENIENT HEADQUARTERS FOR THOSE RESIDING AT A DISTANCE, UPON THEIR VESITS TO THIS CITY.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, JUNE 17, 1910.
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Directors, Officers, Delegates to the General Society
Roll of Members
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Officers
AJresident GEN. FRANK CLARKE PRESCOTT.
Vice-President ORRA EUGENE MONNETTE. .
Secretary EDWARD THOMAS HARDEN. Room 619 San Fernando Blog., Los Angeles.
Assistant Secretary CAPT. FRANK CLARKE PRESCOTT, JR.
Treasurer BRADNER WELLS LEE.
Registrar WILLIS MILNOR DIXON.
Historian WILLARD ATHERTON NICHOLS.
AHarshal MAJOR ANDREW JAMES COPP, JR.
Chaplain REV. BAKER PERKINS LEE.
Directors
WILLIS MILNOR DIXON, EDWARD THOMAS HARDEN,
BRADNER WELLS LEE, ORRA EUGENE MONNETTE, FRANK CLARKE PRESCOTT.
Delegates to the General Society Term expiring February 22, 1912. HOLDRIDGE OZRO COLLINS. PRANK PUTNAM FLINT. JAMES MORTIMER MONTGOMERY.
Alternate Delegates
HENRY HARBINSON SINCLAIR, WILLLAS MILNOR DIXON, DONNELL GEORGE FISHER.
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Roll of Members
Θύρας δ' επίθεσθε βεβήλοις.
JAMES MONROE ALLEN Lawyer, San Francisco
WILLIS HENRY BALLANCE Peoria, Ills. MOSS WHITE BEARDSLEY Mechanical Engineer, Los Angeles
ROBERT LE ROY BEARDSLEY LOS Angeles ARTHER BURNETT BENTON Architect, Los Angeles
MARK TRAFTON BERRY, Captain, P. S. Y., Civil War Long Beach EDWARD MEADOR BLAKE. Banker, Naco, Arizona CHARLES BEACH BOOTHE . South Pasadena EDWARD BOUTON, Brig .- Gen. U. S. V .. Civil War. Rancher, Los Angeles
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BREWER Clergyman, Burlingame FRANK WILBUR BURNETT . Lawyer, Los Angeles
CHARLES SPERRY BYINGTON . Pasadena
HOLDRIDGE OZRO COLLINS, LL. D., Lient .- Col., Ret., Ils. N. G .... . Lawyer, Los Angeles ELI P. CLARK Pres. L. A. Pac. Ry. Co., Los Angeles
NATHAN COLE, JR. Lawyer, Berkeley
ANDREW JAMES COPP. Major, N. G. Cal. Lawyer, Los Angeles
DAVID RITTENHOUSE PORTER CORWIN Pittsburg, Pa.
WILLIAM NORTHROPE COWLES Philadelphia, Pa.
WILLIS MILNOR DIXON Los Angeles
CHARLES SEELEY EASTMAN . Lumberman, Los Angeles
DONNELL GEORGE FISHER . Oil, San Francisco
FRANK PUTNAM FLINT . U. S. Senator, Los Angeles
ARTHER GLOVER GAGE Mining Engineer, Los Angeles
FRANK ALBERT GARETSON Lumberman, San Diego
JOHN LAKE GARNER Lithographer, Los Augeles
BEN GOODRICH, First Lieut., C. S. A., Civil War. Lawyer, Tombstone, Arizona
EDWARD THOMAS HARDEN
1.08 Angeles
JOHN RANDOLPH HAYNES
Physician, Los Angeles
JOHN DAGGETT HOOKER
Manufacturer, Los Angeles
EDWARD WADSWORTH JONES San Gabriel
JOHNSTONE JONES, Private C. S. A., Civil War. Lawyer, 1.08 Angeles WILLIAM PLINY KELLEY . Ry. Postal Clerk, Los Angeles
CHARLES GEORGE KEYES Los Angeles County Clerk, Los Angeles
FRANK WILLIAM KING Merchant, Los Angeles
BAKER PERKINS LEE Clergyman, Los Angeles
BRADNER WELLS LEE Lawyer, Los Angeles ANDREW STEWART LOBINGIER Surgeon, LOS Angeles
CHARLES PENNY LYNDALL Insurance, Los Angeles
JOHN MINER CAREY MARBLE, Colonel, U. S. V., Civil War Banker, Los Angeles
GEORGE PERSELL MCLAIN Merchant, Los Angeles FRANK LESLIE MOKAIN Local Agent, Los Angeles
JOHN DANIEL MERSEREAU Pasadena EDGAR RYDER MILLS . Real Estate, South Pasadena
LEBBRUS HORATIO MITCHELL. First Lieut., U. S. V .. Civil War. Mining Engr, I. A. MERWIN JEREMIAH MONNETTE Banker, Los Angeles
ORRA EUGENE MONNETTE Lawyer, Los Angeles PAUL WALTER MOORE Journalist, Redlands
JAMES MORTIMER MONTGOMERY Merchant, New York
HENRY ATHERTON NICHOLS Banker, Cambridge, Mass.
WILLARD ATHERTON NICHOLS . Civil Engineer, Redlands ORA OAK . Merchant, Colton
JOSIAH ALONZO OSGOOD, Captain U. S. V .. Civil War. .. . Civil Engineer, Sierra Madre WILLIS PARRIS Agent Pac. Coast Steamship Co., Los Angeles GEORGE SMITH PATTON JAMES LOCHRY PAUL
Lawyer, San Gabriel Fruit Grower, l'pland GEORGE WASHINGTON PEACHY, SON of a Soldier of the Continental Army . . . . Garvanza
HARRY LAWRENCE POWELL, JIR Civil Engineer, Los Angeles WILLIAM THOMAS POWELL Salesman, Los Angeles
FRANK CLARKE PRESCOTT. Brig .- Gen. Ret . N. G. Cal
Lawyer, Los Angeles
FRANK CLARKE PRESCOTT, JR., Captain. N. G. Cal. Attorney, Los Angeles
CHARLES WILLIAM ROGERS Real Estate, Los Angeles
KINGSBURY SANBORN Civil Engineer, Riverside
ALEXANDER TURNER SCHENCK Civil Engineer, San Francisco Zamboanga, P. 1.
ALFRED CLARENCE SHARPE. Colonel, U. S. A.
HENRY HARBINSON SINCLAIR . San Francisco
GUY DESMOND SISSON . Local Agent, Los Angeles
RALPH WILLIAM STEWART Civil Engineer, Los Angeles
FREEMAN GOLDING TEED
. Lawyer, LOS Angeles
TRABCE VAN CULIN
Commercial Traveler, Los
Angeles
THOMAS SEYMOUR WADSWORTH Real Estate, Los Angeles
CHARLES STRONG WALTON . Manager Electric Co., LOS Angeles WILLIAM GARDNER WATERS King of San Miguel Island, Santa Barbara
CHARLES JOSEPH WILLETT Lawyer, Pasadena
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#BALLANCE, JOHN GREEN Brigadier General, U. S. V. Lieutenant Colonel, U.S.A.
Insignimm 2798 West Point Alumni Assn. Cal. Soc. Col. Wars Great-grandson of CHARLES BALLANCE -1777
Private in Captain John Syme's Company of the Tenth Virginia Regiment Commanded by Colonel Edward Stevens. He enlisted January 1. 1777 and died May 13, 1777 from wounds received in battle.
Grandson of WILLAIS BALLANCE -182.
Corporal of Company Commanded by Captain Bressie, or Bressie, calso known as Captain Moody's Company) Second Virginia Regiment Commanded successively by Colonels Gregory Smith and William Brent. Enlisted September 1778 and served three years.
BALLANCE, WILLIS HENRY Peoria, Illinois. Great grandson of Private CHARLES BALLANCE of Virginia.
Grandson of Corporal WILLIS BALLANCE of Virginia.
BEARDSLEY, ROBERT LE ROY Los Angeles
Great - great grandson of Private BENJAMIN BEARDSLEY of Connectiont.
Great -grandson of Private THOMAS BEARDSLEY of Connecticut. Great-grandson of Private THADDEUS THOMPSON of Connectiont.
.Died February 10, 1910, at Miami Florida.
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COLLINS, HOLDRIDGE OZRO Lawyer, Los Angeles
Insignium 644 N. Y. Soc. S. R .; N. Y. Soc. Col. Wars; Cal. Soc. Col. Wars; Col. Governors; Penn. Soc. War 1812; Lieut. Col. Ret. and Vet. Corps Ils. N. G. Great-great-great-grandson of Private GIDEON HICKOX of Connectient. Great-great-great - grandson of Captain JOHANNES WESTBROOK of New York.
Great-great-great-grandson of
.. Associator" and Private HARMANUS VAN INWEGEN of New York. Great-great-grandson of "Associator" JAN VAN VLIET of Ulster Co. New York. Great-great-grandson of ".Associator" THOMAS DECKER of Orange Co. New York. Great-great-grandson of Captain IRA BEEBE of Connecticut. Great-great-grandson of Captain THOMAS ABBE (3d) of Connectient. Great-great-grandson of "'Associator" WILLIAM CUDDEBACK of Orange Co. New York. Great-grandson of
" Associator" and Private BENJAMIN CUDDEBACK of Orange Co. New York. Great great-grandson of "Associator" JACOB VAN ETTEN of Ulster Co. New York. Great-grandson of
"Associator" ANTHONY VAN ETTEN of Orange Co. New York. Great orandson of Sergeant WALTER WOOSTER of Connecticut.
Great-grandson of Private ELIPHALET COLLINS of Connectiont.
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The following was adopted at a special meeting, Los Angeles, California. June 27, .1908.
Willreastbaldridge zro Collins,
President of the Society
Jons of the Bedelution, in the State of california , has gone to Europe and histerm of office closes, and Thereas; he Founded The successful ans hiberal policies of the Society . basing wits membership only on merils of descent and citizenship and its as-
tivities on present patriotism, and whereas ; he has assembled with pa - Whient research it's magnificent ar- chives: promotes with kindly initiative
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fils reunions and augmented its prestige buhis own well acquired honors in the General Society . Now Therefore be it mesic not he takes with him the respect. admiration gratitude d'affection
of the members & their best wishes for a pleasant journeys safe return areunion with his associates of many years.
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HOWARD BENDER. 1859-1903.
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& BENDER, HOWARD Abstractor of land titles, Bakersfield
Great-grandson of CHRISTIAN BENDER, 1730-1801. Enlisted in Captain Temis A. Slingerland's Company. Eighth Regiment, Third Rensselaerwyck Battalion, Commanded by Colonel Philip P. Schuyler, Albany County, N. Y. Militia. Promoted Sergeant and served with this rank until discharged.
GAGE, ARTHUR GLOVER Mining Engineer, Los Angeles Great-great-grandson of Private BENJAMIN HOVEY of Massachusetts. -
GARETSON, FRANK ALBERT . Lammberman, San Diego Great great-great-grandson of Captain JOSEPH OGLE of Virginia. · Great-great-grandson of Private JAMES LEMEN of Virginia,
GARNER, JOHN LAKE Mgr. Union Lithograph Co., Los Angeles Great-great-grandson of Private JOHN GARNER of Pennsylvania.
HULL, JOHN CHARLES FREMONT Banker. Los Angeles
Cal. Soc. Col. Wars Great-great-grandson of ISAAC HULL, 1731-1750.
Quartermaster Second Regiment, Sussex County, New Jersey Militia: First Lieutenant in Col. Oliver Spencer's New Jersey Additional Continental Regiment. Feb. 17, 1777; resigned Nov. 22, 1777. Great-grandson of JJOIN HULL, 1756-1818. Private in the New Jersey Militia. Great-grandson of ISRAEL CLARK, 1757-1827 Private of Connecticut Troops
JJONES, EDWARD WADSWORTH San Gabriel Grandson of Captain ISRAEL JONES of Connectiont.
KELLEY, WILLIAM PLINY
Railway Postal Clerk, Los Angeles
Great great grandson of Private WILLIAM KELLEY of Maryland.
+Thed Jannary 21. 1901, at Bakerstield
ibied March 25. 1909, at Los Angeles.
LYNDALL, CHARLES PENNY Fire Insurance, Los Angeles Great-grandson of Seaman and Private of Marines STEPHEN FLANIGAN of Pennsylvania
MERSEREAU, JOHN DANIEL Pasadena Cal. Soc. Col. Wars: Cal. Soc. Col. Governors; Cal. Mayflower Soc. Great-grandson of Private JOSHUA MERSEREAU of New York.
MILLS, EDGAR RYDER : Real Estate, South Pasadena Great-great-great-grandson of Private JJOSHUA BLODGETT of Massachusetts, Great-great-grandson of Private JOSEPH BLODGETT of Connecticut.
Great-great-grandson of Sergeant SAMUEL PARSONS of New Jersey.
MONNETTE, MERVIN JEREMIAH Banker, Los Angeles Cal. Soc. Col. Wars. Great-great-grandson of Private CONRAD SCHISSLER of Pennsylvania Great-grandson of Private ABRAHAM MONNETT of Maryland. Great-grandson of Private JOHN REICHELSDORFER of Pennsylvania.
MONNETTE, ORRA EUGENE
Lawyer, Los Angeles Cal. Soc. Col. Wars. Great-great-great-grondson of
Private ELIAS RAYNO of New Hampshire. Great-great-great-grandson of Private ISAAC KENDALL of Connecticut. Great-great-great-grandson of Lieutenant ISAAC HULL of New Jersey.
Great-great - grandson of Private JOHN HULL, of New Jersey.
Great-great - grandson of Private SAMUEL SCRIBNER of New Hampshire. Great - great - grandson of Private ABRAHAM MONNETT of Maryland. Great-great-grandson of
Private JOIN REICHELSDORFER of Pennsylvania. Great great -grandson of Private ISRAEL CLARK of Connectient.
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