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WILLIAM MOTT GARRETT
Great-great-grandson of FREDERICK HESSER; Drummer Boy in Captain Redheffer's Command, 1776; enlisted as substitute, May 1777; served under General Potter and Colonel Moore; again enlisted under General Washington and served at Valley Forge.
MATTHEW GODDARD
Great-grandson of JOHN PLANT; Corporal and Sergeant in Captain Alexander Roxburgh's Company, Ist Maryland Regiment, commanded by Colonel John H. Stone.
EDMUND KENNEDY GOLDSBOROUGH
Great-grandson of TENCH TILGHMAN; Colonel and Aid-de- Camp to General Washington; original member of the Society of the Cincinnati.
RICHARD HENRY GOLDSBOROUGH
Great-grandson of TENCH TILGHMAN; Colonel and Aid-de- Camp to General Washington; original member of the Society of the Cincinnati.
GREEN CLAY GOODLOE
Great-grandson of GREEN CLAY; Delegate to the Virginia Convention, 1778.
Great-great-grandson of JAMES SPEED; Lieutenant in Cocke's Virginia Militia Regiment.
Great-great-grandson of THOMAS LEWIS; Ist Lieutenant, IIth Virginia Regiment, 1778.
WALTER WYMAN PRESIDENT, 1899-1900
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JOHN BRADY GRAYSON
Great-great-grandson of SPENCER GRAYSON; Chaplain of the Virginia Regiment, known as "Grayson's Additional Continental Regiment," from May, 1777 to April, 1779.
FRANCIS GREEN
Great-great-grandson of URIAH FORREST; Lieutenant and Lieutenant-Colonel of the Maryland Line; afterwards appointed Major-General of the Maryland Militia.
GEORGE FORREST GREEN
Grandson of URIAH FORREST; Lieutenant and Lieutenant- Colonel of the Maryland Line; afterwards appointed Major-General of the land Militia.
FRANCIS ELLIOTT GRICE
Great-grandson of FRANCIS GRICE; who in 1776, built vessels for the Government; Ist Lieutenant, Captain Loxley's Company, Colonel Samuel Mifflin's Regiment of Artillery; Major and Quarter-master, Continental Army, held a prisoner by the British from 1778 until 1780.
CHARLES LAWRENCE GURLEY
Great-grandson of ROSWELL POST; soldier with Ethan Allen at Ticonderoga, and with Stark at Bennington; Private, Captain Simeon Wright's Company, Colonel Warren's regiment, 1779; Sergeant in same Company, 1779, 1780; clerk in Captain Blanchard's Company, Colonel Allen's regiment, 1780; member of Board of Selectmen of Rutland, Vermont, 1780; Clerk in Colonel Lee's regiment, 1781; member of Board of Selectmen of Rutland, Vermont, 1782.
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WILLIAM BROOKS GURLEY
Great-grandson of ROSWELL POST; soldier with Ethan Allen at Ticonderoga, and with Stark at Bennington; member of Board of Selectmen of Rutland, Vermont, 1780 and 1782.
FRANK WARREN HACKETT
Great-grandson of JEREMIAH HACKETT; Ensign, Colonel Henry Gerrish's Regiment, New Hamshire Militia.
MARK BURCKLE HATCH
Great-great-grandson of MOSES PORTER; Sergeant, Cap- tain Nathaniel Bishop's Company, Lexington Alarm, 1775; Private, Captain Frederick Huntington's Com- pany, Colonel Samuel Selden's Connecticut Regiment, 1776; Lieutenant, Company of Mounted Minute-men, 1777; Sergeant, Captain Eben Lathrop's Company, Colonel Samuel Selden's Regiment; 2nd Lieutenant, Colonel Samuel McClellan's Battalion, 1777; Aide-de- Camp to General Arnold and promoted Major.
JAMES HENRY HAYDEN
Great-great-grandson of LEMUEL HARRISON; of Litchfield and New Milford, Connecticut, Lieutenant in Colonel Meade's military organization, 1780.
GEORGE HELLEN
Great-great-grandson of JOHN HELLEN; Ist Lieutenant, Ist Maryland Battalion of the Flying Camp.
JAMES MALCOLM HENRY
Great-grandson of JOHN HENRY; Captain, Ist Continental Artillery.
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Great-great-grandson of ZACHARIAH FORREST; member of Committee of Safety and Observation for St. Mary County, Maryland, 1774; and first Judge in St. Mary County, Maryland.
Great-great-grandson of DAVID CRAUFORD; Signer of the Declaration of the Freemen of Maryland, July 25, 1775; Commissioner of Revenue for the Support of the War; member of the Committee of Safety and Observation; Delegate to Provincial Convention, 1774-75; and first Judge of Prince George County, Maryland.
JOHN WILLIAM HENRY
Great-grandson of JOHN HENRY; Captain, Ist Conti- nental Artillery.
Great-great-grandson of ZACHARIAH FORREST; member of Committee of Safety and Observation for St. Mary County, Maryland, 1774; and first Judge of St. Mary County, Maryland.
Great-great-grandson of DAVID CRAUFORD; Signer of the Declaration of the Freemen of Maryland, July 25, 1775; Commissioner of Revenue for the Support of the War; member of the Committee of Safety and Obser- vation; Delegate to Provincial Convention, 1774-75; and first Judge of Prince George County, Maryland.
ARCHIBALD HOPKINS
Great-grandson of MARK HOPKINS; Colonel, Ist Massa- chusetts Infantry.
Great-grandson of DAVID ROSSITER; Lieutenant-Colonel 2nd Massachusetts Infantry.
NEVIL MONROE HOPKINS
Great-great-great-grandson of RALPH CROSS, of New- buryport, Massachusetts; Captain of Infantry; after-
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wards Lieutenant-Colonel of Colonel Johnson's Regi- ment; commanded a regiment at the surrender of Burgoyne; with others, he built the frigates "Hancock," "Boston," and "Protector."
ALFRED BYRNE HORNER
Great-grandson of WILLIAM EDMONDS; Colonel, Ist Bat- tolion Virginia Militia, 1778.
FREDERIC WOLTERS HUIDEKOPER
Great-great-grandson of Judge EDWARD SHIPPEN; Presi- dent of the Committee of " Inspection and Observation " at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Great-great-grandson of ANDREW COLHOON; 2nd Lieu- tenant in Wilson's 6th Battalion, Pennsylvania Troops.
GAILLARD HUNT
Great-great-grandson of ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON; member of the Second Continental Congress, and one of the committee of five which drew up the Declaration of Independence; administered oath of office to George Washington, first President under the Constitution, April 30, 1789.
CLAIR AUBREY HUSTON
Great-grandson of MICHAEL LEIB; Surgeon in Colonel Benjamin G. Eyre's 2nd Battalion of Pennsylvania Militia.
THOMAS HYDE
Great-grandson of THOMAS HYDE, of Severn; Com- missioner for the Emission of Bills of Credit and Notes for carrying on the war.
ARCHIBALD HOPKINS PRESIDENT, 1900-'02
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RALPH JENKINS
Great-great-great-grandson of MOSES HATFIELD; Captain, Company of Minute-men, 1775; Major, Drake's Regi- ment, New York Militia, 1776; Colonel New York Militia, 1780-81.
RICHARD DICKINSON JEWETT
Great-grandson of DAVID H. JEWETT; Surgeon in Con- tinental Army.
HENRY LOWRY EMILIUS JOHNSON
Great-great-grandson of THEOPHILUS GOODYEAR; Private in Regiment commanded by Colonel William Douglas, 1776; Corporal, 6th Regiment, Connecticut Line, under same Colonel, 1777-1780; participated in battle of White Plains.
WILLIAM CYRIL KEECH
Great-grandson of ZEPHANIAH KEACH, SR .; Ensign in the Ist Infantry Company, Gloucester, Rhode Island.
JOSEPH ISADORE KEEFER
Great-grandson of GEORGE WILSON; Lieutenant-Colonel, Virginia State Line.
ARTHUR KEITH
Great-great-great-grandson of THOMAS CRANE; Delegate to Second Provincial Congress at Cambridge, February, 1775; representative in General Convention during the five years of the Revolution.
Great-great-grandson of JACOB RICHARDSON; Lieutenant in Massachusetts Regiment and assisted in the capture of Burgoyne.
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HENRY GREENWAY KEMP
Great-great-great-grandson of THOMAS NELSON; Signer of the Declaration of Independence; Commander of Vir- ginia State forces, 1777; Governor of Virginia, 1781; Major-General in the Continental Army.
LYMAN WALTER VERE KENNON
Great-grandson of ASAPH HALL; Ist Lieutenant, 4th Con- necticut Infantry, 1775 ; member of Connecticut Legis- lature and of the Constitutional Convention.
CHARLES EVERETT KERN
Great-great-grandson of YOST HARBAUGH; Captain, York County, Pennsylvania Associators, 1776; Captain 7th Company, 2nd Battalion, York County Associators, commanded by Colonel William Rankin, April 5, 1778.
MARK BRICKELL KERR
Great-great-grandson of MATTHIAS BRICKELL; Lieutenant- Colonel, Hertford County Militia, of North Carolina.
VAN LEER KIRKMAN
Great-grandson of SAMUEL VAN LEER; Captain, 7th Com- pany, 5th Battalion, Pennsylvania Militia, 1777 and 1778 ; Lieutenant of Chester Light Horse, 1780-81.
JOHN JAY LANE
Great-grandson of JOHN WILSON; Private, Captain Robinson's Company, Wayne's Battalion, during the Revolution.
CHARLES FORD LANGWORTHY
Great-great-grandson of JOEL WHEELER; Private, 5th Massachusetts Regiment, commanded by Colonel Rufus Putnam.
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CHARLES WILLIAM LA PORTE
Great-great-grandson of RICHARD DORSEY; 3rd Lieuten- ant, Richardson's Maryland Battalion of the Flying Camp, 1776; Lieutenant, 4th Continental Dragoons, January, 1777; Captain, Independent Company Artillery, which afterwards formed a part of the Ist Continental Artillery.
CAZENOVE GARDNER LEE
Great-grandson of RICHARD HENRY LEE; President of the Continental Congress, 1784; first Senator from Virginia, in the United States Senate.
MANN RANDOLPH PAGE LEE
Great-great-grandson of RICHARD HENRY LEE ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence.
RALPH WILLIAM LEE
Great-great-grandson of JEDEDIAH HULL; Lieutenant in Captain Dimon's Company of Colonel Beebe's Regi- ment, 1775.
ALEXANDER BROWN LEGARÉ
Great-great-grandson of THOMAS LEGARE; member of Council of Safety and of Assembly of South Carolina.
BALIE PAYTON LEGARE
Great-great-grandson of THOMAS LEGARE; member of Council of Safety and of Assembly of South Carolina. Great-great-grandson of JOHN GREEN; Captain, Ist Vir- ginia Battalion; Major and Colonel, 6th Virginia Regi- ment.
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HUGH SWINTON LEGARE
Great-great-grandson of THOMAS LEGARE; member of Council of Safety and of Assembly of South Carolina.
JEFFERSON MONROE LEVY
Great-grandson of BENJAMIN LEVY; Signer of the Non- importation Agreement and of Continental Bills of Credit. Great-grandson of JONAS PHILLIPS; Private, Captain John Linton's Company, Colonel William Bradford's Bat- talion, Philadelphia Militia ; afterwards mustered into United States service, 1778.
ALFRED ELI LEWIS, JR.
Great-grandson of ELI LEWIS; Major, Ist Battalion, York County Associators, 1777-1778.
OSCAR FITZALLAN LONG
Great-great-grandson of CORNELIUS MABIE; Ist Lieuten- ant, 3rd Company Military Foot, Captain John Van Petten, Colonel Abraham Wemple.
EDWARD FARRAGUT LOOKER
Great-grandson of OTHNIEL LOOKER; Private, Colonel Martin's Regiment, " Jersey Line," 1776; in Colonel Ogden's Regiment, 1776-77 ; in Colonel Martin's Regi- ment, New Jersey Militia, 1777-82.
HENRY BRIGHAM LOOKER
Great-grandson of OTHNIEL LOOKER; Private, Colonel Martin's Regiment, "Jersey Line," 1776; in Colonel Ogden's Regiment, 1776-77 ; in Colonel Martin's Regi- ment, New Jersey Militia, 1777-82.
GEORGE BROWN GOODE BORN, 1851; DIED, 1896
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THOMAS HENRY LOOKER
Grandson of OTHNIEL LOOKER; Private, Colonel Martin's Regiment, Jersey Line, 1776; in Colonel Ogden's Regi- ment, 1776-77; in Colonel Martin's Regiment, New Jersey Militia, 1777-82.
JOHN TRUE LOOMIS
Great-great-grandson of JOHN BLUNT; Captain, Colonel McCobb's Regiment, Massachusetts Militia, June to September, 1779; Captain, Militia of Lincoln County, Maine, Major William Lithgow, 1779; Captain Massa- chusetts Militia, under Brigadier-General Wadsworth, I780.
ALVIN MASON LOTHROP
Great-grandson of JOHN LOTHROP, of West Bridgewater, Massachusetts; Private, Captain George Lewis' Com- pany, Colonel Freeman's Regiment, 1778.
Great-grandson of MOSES RICHARDSON, of Woburn, Massachusetts; Private, Lexington Alarm Roll of Cap- tain Moses Whitney's Company, Colonel John Greatoris' Regiment; Sergeant in Captain Joseph Butler's Com- pany, Colonel John Nixon's Regiment, 1775.
WOODBURY LOWERY
Great-grandson of PETER WOODBURY; signer of the Declaration of Revolution, 1776, for the town of Amherst, New Hampshire; Private, Captain Taylor's Company, 1775; member of Committee of Safety, 1776; Delegate to State Convention.
Great-great-grandson of JAMES WOODBURY; signer of Declaration of Revolution, 1776.
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Great-grandson of ASA CLAPP; volunteer under General Sullivan, 1778; 3rd officer of Captain Dennis' ship; promoted to Ist Lieutenant.
JOSEPH KAY McCAMMON
Great-grandson of SILAS FOSTER; Commander of the Privateer Brigantine "Joanna."
ORMSBY McCAMMON
Great-great-grandson of SILAS FOSTER; Commander of the Privateer Brigantine "Joanna."
THOMAS De GRAFFENREID MCCAW
Great-great-grandson of ROBERT WHITE; Private in Com- pany commanded by Captain Hugh Stevenson, 1775; Ensign, 1776; Lieutenant, under Major William Darke, 1777; promoted to Captain of Cavalry in 1779, and retired in the same year for disability.
CHARLES LAURIE McCAWLEY
Great-great grandson of WILLIAM MCCALLA; Captain, Bucks' County Associators, August 21, 1775; Captain 7th Company, 2nd Battalion, Bucks' County Militia; May 6, 1777; Chief, Forage Department, Bucks' County, 1779; Commissioner of Purchases, 1780-81.
Great-great-great-grandson of WILLIAM HOLT; Commissary for the American Army during the Revolution.
WALTER AUDUBON McCLURG
Creat-great-grandson of ALEXANDER RUSSELL; Lieutenant, 7th Regiment, Pennsylvania Troops, commanded by Colonel Irvine.
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FRANK PAINE MCDERMOTT
Great-grandson of GEORGE BENDER; Private, Colonel Ward's Regiment, Massachusetts Line.
RANDOLPH HARRISON McKIM
Great-great-grandson of ARCHIBALD CARY; President of Virginia Committee of Safety, 1776; member Virginia Convention; reported resolutions instructing Virginia delegates in Congress to declare for independence; Speaker Virginia Senate, 1776.
FRANCIS WORTHINGTON MANSFIELD
Great-grandson of DAVID PHIPPS; Captain of the U. S. frigate "Essex; " served through the Revolution.
ALBERT FRANKLIN MARSH
Great-grandson of JAMES PERRY; Sergeant Lexington Alarm, Colonel Samuel Bullard's Regiment, Staples Chamberlin's command; 2nd Lieutenant, March 28, 1776, 5th Regiment Middlesex County, Massachusetts, Militia.
LEE MARTIN
Great-great-grandson of JOSEPH BURGESS; Lieutenant, 3rd Battalion, Maryland Flying Camp, under General Rezin Beall.
PHILIP MAURO
Great-great-grandson of JOHN SANTFORD; Captain of the 9th Company, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk County Minute- Men, 1775; Adjutant of Colonel Malcom's Regiment, 1776; member of the Society of the Cincinnati.
FREDERIC MAY
Great-grandson of JOHN MAY; member of Boston "Tea Party," 1773; Colonel Ist or Boston Regiment, Massa- chusetts Militia; Major under Count de Rochambeau in Rhode Island.
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HENRY MAY
Great-grandson of JOHN MAY; member of Boston "Tea Party," 1773; Colonel Ist or Boston Regiment, Massa- chusetts Militia; Major under Count de Rochambeau in Rhode Island.
Great-grandson of EDWARD COURSEY; Captain in Revo- lution, 1778.
WILLIAM PARK METCALF
Great-great-grandson of PELEG THOMAS; Lieutenant in Captain Rudd's Company, 12th Regiment Connecticut Militia, Colonel Jonathan Trumbull; member National Council of Safety.
Great-grandson of MOSES MAYNARD; who was mustered for Burgoyne's campaign, August 22, 1777; in Captain Wales' Company, Colonel Jonathan Lattimer's Regi- ment.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS METCALF
Great-grandson of PELEG THOMAS; Lieutenant, 4th Com- pany, 12th Regiment Connecticut Militia, Colonel Jona- than Trumbull; member National Council of Safety.
BENJAMIN DE MIER MILLER
Great-grandson of JOHN LIBBEY; Private, Colonel Joshua Wingate's New Hampshire Regiment.
SAMUEL MYERS MILLS
Great-grandson of WILLIAM MILLS; enlisted January, 1776; Captain Caleb North's Company, Colonel Anthony Wayne's Regiment, served seven years; was United States pensioner for services in War of Revolution at time of death.
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PHILIP VASA MOHUN
Great-great-grandson of SAMUEL HANSON; signed declara- tion of the "Association of Freeman of Maryland," July 26, 1775; Lieutenant Colonel, Upper Battalion, Charles County, January 1, 1776.
HENRY CLAY MORAN
Great-grandson of RICHARD DORSEY; 3rd Lieutenant, Richardson's Maryland Battalion of the Flying Camp, 1776; Lieutenant, 4th Continental Dragoons, 1777; Cap- tain, Independent Company, Maryland Artillery, attached to and formed part of the Continental Artillery.
HOWELL MORGAN
Great-great-grandson of GEORGE MORGAN; Ist Lieuten- ant, Ist Volunteer Company, Philadelphia; commissioned Colonel, January 8th, 1777; acted as Deputy Commis- sary General of Washington's Army at Valley Forge.
JAMES MORRIS MORGAN
Great-great-grandson of GEORGE MORGAN; Ist Lieuten- ant, Ist Volunteer Company, Philadelphia; commissioned Colonel, January 8th, 1777; acted as Deputy Commis- sary General of Washington's Army at Valley Forge.
EDWARD AUGUSTUS MOSELEY
Great-grandson of EBENEZER MOSELEY; Captain, 9th Company, 3rd Regiment Connecticut Line, Colonel Israel Putnam, 1775; Colonel, 5th Connecticut Regiment, and member of Legislature.
Great-grandson of EBENEZER BUCK; Lieutenant, Captain James Key's Company, 5th Regiment Maine Troops, 1776; Lieutenant, Captain Reed's Company, Colonel Jonathan Buck's Regiment, 1777; Captain; Colonel Josiah Barnes' Regiment, General Lovell's Brigade, 1779.
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Great-great-grandson of JONATHAN BUCK; Lieutenant, 1775; and Colonel of State Troops.
JAMES MOSHER
Great-great-grandson of GEORGE BRENT; one of the Committee of Safety and Observation, 1774.
STEWART BROWN MUNCASTER
Great-great-grandson of ZADOCK MAGRUDER; Colonel of Lower Battalion, of Lower District of Frederick County, Maryland.
REGINALD MUNSON
Great-great-grandson of TIMOTHY MUNSON; Sergeant, 8th Company, Captain Josiah Smith; 5th Continental Regi- ment, Colonel Waterbury, 1775; and in 6th Regiment, Connecticut Line, Colonel William Douglass.
CHARLES ASHTON MUZZY
Great-great-grandson of ROBERT MUZZY; Sergeant, Cap- tain John Leland's Company, Colonel Ephraim Doolit- tle's Regiment, Massachusetts Militia, 1775; Ensign, Captain Edward Seagraves Company, Colonel Joseph Reed's Regiment, Massachusetts Militia, 1776; Ist Lieu- tenant, Captain Isaac Warren's Company, Colonel John Bailey's Regiment, Massachusetts Militia, 1777-82; and was with General Washington at Valley Forge.
JESSE BARKER NEVILLE
Great-grandson of PRESLEY NEVILLE; Colonel and Aid-de- Camp to General Lafayette. ·
Great-great-grandson of JOHN NEVILLE; Colonel, 4th Regi- ment, Virginia Continental Infantry, December II, 1777; Brevet Brigadier· General September 30, 1783.
Great-great-grandson of General DANIEL MORGAN; "the Hero of the Cowpens."
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JOHN BALL OSBORNE
Great-great-grandson of THOMAS OSBORN; Private, Cap- tain Christopher Marsh's Troop of Light Horse, Essex County, New Jersey Militia; mortally wounded in. Battle of Monmouth.
Great-great-grandson of DAVID GODFREY; Private, Cap- tain Seth Marvin's Company, Colonel John Hathorn's Regiment, Orange County, New York Militia, 1776-78. Great-great-grandson of WIGGLESWORTH MESSENGER; Ist Lieutenant, Colonel Joseph Read's Regiment, Massachu- setts Militia, 1775.
Great-great-grandson of EPHRAIM SMITH; Private, Captain Noble Benedict's Company, 5th Regiment, Connecticut Militia, 1775.
EDWARD MACOMBER PADELFORD
Great-grandson of PHILIP PADELFORD; Surgeon's mate in Colonel Thomas Carpenter's Regiment, Massachusetts Militia, 1779; Surgeon, on ship-of-war " General Mifflin," Captain George M. Babcock, 1780.
ALBION KEITH PARRIS
Great-grandson of SAMUEL PARRIS; Orderly sergeant in Colonel Paul Dudley Sargent's Regiment; was in naval service, and afterwards commissioned Lieutenant in Massachusetts State Troops.
Great-great-grandson of BENJAMIN PARRIS; Private, Col- onel John Cushing's and Colonel T. Colton's Massa- chusetts Regiments from September, 1776, to October, 1777; Sergeant, Colonel J. Whitney's Massachusetts Regiment from July, 1778, to September, 1778; Private, Colonel N. Tyler's and Major E. Cary's Massachusetts Regiments from December, 1779, to July, 1780; Ser-
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geant, Colonel W. Turner's Massachusetts Regiment from July, 1781, to December, 1781; Private, Captain E. Sparrow's Company, March, 1783.
EDMUND TAYLOR PERKINS, JR.
Great-grandson of JOHN ADDISON; Lieutenant Colonel, 3rd Battalion of the Maryland Flying Camp, organized, 1776.
WILLIAM THOMAS PERKINS
Great-great-grandson of WILLIAM HAWKINS; Private, Cap- tain N. Benedict's Company, Colonel Waterbury's Con- necticut Regiment, 1775; Private and Corporal, Captain Walker's Company, Colonel Elmore's Connecticut Regi- ment, 1776; Sergeant, Captain Hansen's Company, Colonel James Livingston's Connecticut Regiment, 1777.
ARMISTEAD PETER, JR.
Great-grandson of RICHARD KENNON; Lieutenant in the 5th Regiment, Virginia Troops, Continental Army.
Great-great-grandson of JOHN PARKE CUSTIS, stepson and Aide-de-Camp to General Washington.
THOMAS STOWELL PHELPS, JR.
Great-great-grandson of THOMAS NIXON; Captain, 1774; Lieutenant-Colonel of Minute-Men, 1775; Lieutenant- Colonel 6th Massachusetts Regiment, 1775; Colonel 6th Massachusetts Regiment, 1776; served until the close of the war.
CHARLES LONGSTREET POOR
Great-great-grandson of ELIPHALET POOR; Private, Captain Hezekiah Hutchinson's Company, New Hamp- shire Volunteers, September, 1777.
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BORN, 1857; DIED, 1901
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Great-great-grandson of WILLIAM LINDSAY; Cornet, Col- onel Bland's Regiment, Virginia State Line.
Great-great-grandson of COMFORT TYLER; Private, 3rd Regiment, Connecticut Line.
Great-great-great-grandson of SAMUEL LITTLE; member of the Provincial Congress, 1775-76; Private, Captain Hezekiah Hutchinson's Company, New Hampshire Vol- unteers.
Great-great-great-grandson of CHARLES PLATT; Quarter- master, 5th New York Regiment.
Great-great-great-grandson of THOMAS TREADWELL; mem- ber of the Provincial Congress, 1774-75.
PHILIP MAXWELL PRESCOTT
Great-grandson of JEREMIAH PRESCOTT, of Epsan, New Hampshire; who signed the Association List, 1776; Lieu- tenant, Colonel Stephen Evans' Regiment; Captain, Colonel Thomas Stickney's Regiment; Colonel, State Militia.
JOHN VAN PELT QUACKENBUSH
Great-great-grandson of NICHOLAS QUACKENBUSH; Major and Assistant Deputy Quartermaster, Continental Army.
IRVING WALLACE RAND
Great-great-grandson of EPHRAIM RAND; Private, Captain Shortridge's Company, Colonel Enoch Poor's Regiment, New Hampshire Troops, enlisted July 7, 1775.
HENRY PATTERSON RANDOLPH
Grandson of THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH; a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1774-76; and member of the Committee of Safety.
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HENRY WILLARD REED
Great-great-grandson of THOMAS WASHINGTON; Lieuten- ant, Captain Thomas Triplett's Company, Colonel Wil- liam Grayson's Regiment, April, 1777; Ist Lieutenant, Lee's Battalion, Light Dragoons, May, 1778.
JOHN EDGAR REYBURN
Great-grandson of JOSEPH CRAIN; Ist Lieutenant, Cap- tain Richard McQueen's Company, Colonel Timothy Green's Battalion, Lancaster County, 1776; Captain, 2nd Company, 6th Battalion, Colonel John Rogers.
BENJAMIN ERASTUS RICH
Great-grandson of THOMAS KNIGHTON; Private and Ser- geant, Captain Moore's Company, Colonel Knighton's Regiment, 1780; also served under Captain Greene, Colonel Alcock's Regiment, 1781.
OSCAR JONES RICKETTS
Great-grandson of JOHN TAYLOR; Private in the Company of Lieutenant Bidwell, and Companies of Captains Prior, Elderkin, Blackman, Morris, Chapman, Comstock, Mun- son, Taylor, Swift (Regiment), Dewey, Rudd, and Gil- let, of the Connecticut Line; served with General Wash- ington at Valley Forge.
EDWARD FISK RIGGS
Great-grandson of MOSES RIGGS; Private, Humphrey's Company, Connecticut Line, 1777.
DAVID RITTENHOUSE
Great-great-grandson of JOHN BULL; Commissioner to treat with Indians at Easton, Pennsylvania, 1777; Adjutant- General of Pennsylvania, 1779; in command 2nd Brigade,
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Pennsylvania Militia, after General Irwin's capture; Delegate to Provincial Conference, January and July, 1775; member Convention, 1776; also member of Penn- sylvania Board of War.
ALEXANDER GALT ROBINSON
Great-great-grandson of RICHARD HENRY LEE; Signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Great-great-grandson of JOHN FITZGERALD; Colonel on Washington's staff during the Revolution.
Great-great-grandson of GEORGE GRAY; Captain, 4th Continental Dragoons, 1777.
Great-great-grandson of Dr. JOHN MINSON GALT; Chief Surgeon of the Military Hospitals of Virginia during the war of the Revolution.
Great-great-great-grandson of NICHOLAS WORTHINGTON; Major, Maryland forces; Delegate to the Legislature.
WILLIAM BEATTY ROCHESTER
Grandson of NATHANIEL ROCHESTER; Delegate from Orange County to the North Carolina Provincial Con- gress in April and May, 1776; afterwards Lieutenant- Colonel of the Southern Regiment of Orange County, North Carolina.
FAYETTE WASHINGTON ROE
Great-grandson of JOHN ROE; Minute-man, New York Line, and Quartermaster Ist Regiment Suffolk County Militia, Colonel William Floyd.
GEORGE ROE
Great-grandson of JOHN ROE; Minute-man, New York Line and Quartermaster Ist Regiment Suffolk County Militia, Colonel William Floyd.
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