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AN INDEX OF ANCESTORS

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ROLL OF MEMBERS

OF THE

SOCIETY OF
COLONIAL WARS

THE HONOR ROLL
SERVICES OF MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY
DURING THE WORLD WAR
1917-1918

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
NEW YORK
192a

AN INDEX OF ANCESTORS

AND

ROLL OF MEMBERS

OF THE

SOCIETY OF
COLONIAL WARS

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
NEW YORK
1922

To the Memory of
CLARENCE STORM
IN RECOGNITION OF FAITHFUL AND DISTIN
GUISHED SERVICES TO THE SOCIETY OF COLONIAL
WARS THIS "INDEX OF ANCESTORS" IS GRATE
FULLY DEDICATED

SECRETARY-GENERAL 1908-1915
TREASURER OF THE SOCIETY
OF COLONIAL WARS IN
THE STATE OF NEW YORK
1901-1915

CLARENCE STORM
Clarence Storm was born in the City of New York on February 2,
1872. He was the son of the late Thomas Storm and Sarah M. Storm,
now Mrs. Charles Eustis Orvis.
Mr. Storm was educated at schools in the City of New York, grad
uating from Columbia College in 1895, and from the New York Law
School in 1897. In that year he was admitted to the Bar, and prac
tised his profession in the City of New York with devotion to its best
interests and highest standards until the day of his death, March 24, 1915.
Mr. Storm joined the Society of Colonial Wars in the State of New
York as a life member on April 29, 1898, qualifying as a descendant of
Colonel Oloff Stevense Van Cortlandt, with supplemental lines connect
ing him with some of the oldest and best known families in the State.
He promptly took an active interest in the affairs of the Society in
the State of New York, serving as one of its Stewards and as a member
and Secretary of its Committee on Membership until 1901 when he was
elected to the important office of Treasurer. This he held to the time
of his death, — a period of nearly fifteen years. He was one of the
Delegates from the State of New York to the General Society on
several occasions during his early membership, and on May 8, 1908,
he was elected by the General Council to the office of Deputy Secretary
General. Later on the same day at the Fifth General Assembly, upon
the retirement of Mr. Samuel V. M. Hoffman from the office of Sec
retary General, he was chosen to fill that position, which he held
continuously until the end of his life.
He took an active interest in other societies of which he was a
member. In the Saint Nicholas Society he was chosen Secretary in 1910
and held the office until his death. In the New York Historical Society
he was a Fellow and member of its Executive Committee, Secretary of
its New Building Trustees, and also its Treasurer. He was a member
of the Sons of the Revolution, of the Military Order of Foreign Wars,
of the Holland Society, the Colonial Order of the Acorn, the Military
Society of the War of 1812, and of the New England Society.
In every position and office that he accepted he gave an earnest atten
tion to his duties, with a faithfulness in their discharge that won un
qualified approbation.
He possessed administrative ability of a high order. As Secretary
General he showed an interest in the affairs of his office and discharged
his duties in such manner as to maintain at all times the dignity and
established principles of the Society. By direction of the General Coun
cil, the preparation of the Second Supplement to the Society's Register
covering the period from 1907 to 1911 was placed in his hands. He" gave
scrupulous personal attention to this work in all details and produced
a volume of which the Society has ever since been proud. He discharged
the important duties of the office of Secretary General with great care;
gave constant attention to the provisions of the General Constitution;

PHeface
December 22, 1920, substantial progress was reported, and at the Ninth
General Assembly held in Cincinnati, Ohio, June 3, 1921, the report was
to the effect that at last the work was practically ready for the printer.
During the summer, estimates for the printing were secured and the
number of copies to be taken by each State Society ascertained. The
"copy" was placed in the hands of the printer September 1, 1921.
Some features that have marked earlier Registers of the General
Society will be missed from this publication. For example, the material
relating to the several State Societies, with their lists of officers and
members, the latter with the lists of their qualifers, does not appear. To
some extent the loss of the lists of members by State Societies is com
pensated for by the alphabetical list of all members of the General
Society with references to the pages of the "Index" where their names
appear in connection with the names of their qualifying ancestors. The
aim has been to include all accepted ancestors and all members of the
Society ever admitted. In short the book is what its title indicates — an
"Index of Ancestors" rather than a "General Register" of the Society.
It will be noted that some ancestors appear in an Appendix under
the caption "A List of Ancestors Whose Service is not Now held to be
Qualifying" (pp. 557-568). This method of presenting the records of a
considerable number of worthy and indeed in no small number of cases
of eminent ancestors is adopted because, although the service is not
qualifying, it seems desirable to keep of record the fact of descent of
members of the Society from these ancient worthies. The following
named ancestors were accepted under a provision of the Constitution
of the New York Society in effect before the organization of the General
Society in 1893: Thomas Carhart, Matthew Clarkson, John Cruger,
Jacob Farrar, John Mayo, Samuel Mayo, Rev. George Phillips, Richard
(Bull) Smith, George Trenchard, Killiaen Van Rensselaer, George Wil-
lard, and Sir Francis Windebank.
The services of the ancestors whose names appear in the Appendix
were held not to be of a qualifying nature by a Committee appointed
by the General Council sitting in Boston, December 22, 1920, with full
power. The question of sufficiency of service had been brought to the
attention of the General Council by the Registrar General by direction
of the Committee charged with the duty of preparing this "Index of
Ancestors." That a work such as the "Index of Ancestors" should be free from
errors is too much to expect. In dealing with thousands of papers,
some in hands none too clear, presenting tens of thousands of dates,
and even those relating to the same person frequently inconsistent and
conflicting, — not to mention mechanical sources of error, — in spite of the
utmost care, mistakes are inevitable. All that can be said is that
extreme care has been taken to make the work as accurate as possible.
The Committee begs indulgence for imperfections and blunders, and
asks that additions and corrections be reported to the Registrar General
for incorporation into the card index now in course of preparation so
that the old errors may in future be avoided and the new facts utilized
in future publications of the Society.
In the hope that the book may in some measure satisfy the expectations
of the Society and compensate the members for the long delay in its
publication, it is offered to the Society.

CONTENTS
Portrait of Clarence Storm  Frontispiece PAGE
Dedication  ^
Clarence Storm  v"
Preface  lx
Index of Ancestors  *
Roll of Members  571

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Abbey, Thomas, 1656-1728, En
field, Conn. Capt. Appleton's
Co. Great Swamp Fight.
Benton, Arthur B.
Bucklin, Harry Masters.
Collins, Holdridge, O.
Freeman, Alden.
Geer, Walter.
Stafford, William F.
Woodruff, Frederick O.
Abbey, Lieut. Thomas, 1686-1759,
Enfield, Conn. Lieut., 1712-13.
Collins, Holdridge, O.
Freeman, Alden.
Abbey, Capt. Thomas, 1731-1811
In French and Indian Wars,
i758-'6i. Corp., 1758. Lieut.,
1761.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Freeman, Alden.
Abbot, Capt. Abiel, 1741-1809,
Wilton, N. H. Capt, 1769.
Abbot, Francis E.
Wilbur, Rollin H.
Abbot, George, 1615-1681. In gar
rison at Andover, Mass.,
Major Thos. Savage, King
Philip'6 War.
Abbott, Edgar W.
Abbott, Francis E.
Abbott, George B.
Carney, Sydney H., Jr.
Chamberlain, Paul M.
Chase, George T.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Flint, James M.
Goss, Charles A.
Moran, Charles.
Morse, Wil lard S.
Abbot, George, 1631-1689, And
over, Mass. Member Andover
Train Band, 1658. In King
Philip's War.

Bardwell, Harry J.
Benton, Arthur B.
Booth, Charles E.
Flint, James M.
Abbot, Capt. John, 1704-1793,
Andover. 2d Foot Co., 4th
Regt., Militia, Essex Co.,
Mass., Col. Richard Salton-
stall, French and Indian War,
'754-
Abbot, Edwin H.
Abbot, Francis E.
Abbott, Capt. Abiel, 1726-1772.
Hampton, Conn. Ens., 1764;
Lieut., 1767; Capt., 1770.
Wilbur, Kenneth.
Wilbur, Rollin Henry.
Abbott, Capt. John, Portsmouth,
N. H. Capt. of vessel in Ex
pedition of 1706-7.
Bennett, Larkin E.
Abbott, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1696-
1770, Concord, N. H. Ens.,
Capt. John Chandler's 2d Co.
Sixth N. Hamp. Regt, Col.
Joseph Blanchard, 1744. Lieut.
Rumford Military Co., 1746, 2d
Lieut, of Capt. Richard Rog
ers' Co. of Rangers i75<>-'57.
Thomas, Houston A.
Abeel, Johannis, 1667-1712, Al
bany, N. Y. Indian Commis
sion, i706-'i2. Mayor of Al
bany, i694-*95, i709-'io. Mem
ber of Assembly, i695-'98.
Van Schaick, Arthur P.
Abel, Lieut. Preserved, 1668-
1724, Rehoboth, Mass. In
King Philip's War. Sergt,
1689, Ens., 1690. Lieut, under
Capt Samuel Gallup, Phips'
Expedition against Canada,
1690.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hill, John W.
Hill, Wm. S.
Houghton, Henry O.
Munro, Wilfred H.
Pennoyer, Nelson A.
Abell, Sergt. Caleb, 1646-1731,
Conn. Sergt. of Norwich Co.,
1701.
Booth, Charles E.
Abell, Capt. John, 16781-1769,
Conn. Ens., 1755. Lieut, 1758.
Capt, 1769.
Booth, Charles E.
Ackley, Benjamin, c. 1710  .
East and Middle Haddam,
Conn. Pvt in Capt. Dimock's
Co., 1755.
Ackley, Chas. Sexton
Adams, Sergeant Abraham, 1639-
1714, Newbury, Mass. Cor
poral in the Military Co.,
1685-93 ; Sergeant, 1703, King
'William's War.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Adams, Abraham, 1715-1771. Row
ley, Mass. Soldier in Capt.
Richard Thurston's Train
Band, 1757.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Adams, Daniel, 1652-1713. Under
Major Willard, King Philip's
War.
Adams, Frederick C.
Bailey, Edward P.
Britton, Chas. P.
Smith, L. Bertrand
Adams, Capt. Ebenezer,  1735-
Elected Vestryman, 1718, and
held office until 1735. In 1731,
Capt of the County Militia.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Adams, Ens. Edward, 1630-1716,
Medfield, Mass. Ens., 1681,
1702. Deputy, 1689, '92, 1702.
Adams, Edward M.
Adams, John Quincy
Conkey, Walter B.
Leeds, Charles
Meacham, Frank A.
Pierce, Frederick C.
Adams, George,  1696, Water-
town, Mass. In Capt Joseph
Sill's Co., King Philip's War.
Adams, Frederick C.

Bailey, Edward P.
Britton, Charles P.
Adams, Lieut. Henry, 1604-1676,
Medfield, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1652. Lieut, Military Co.,
Medfield,  . Fought in
King Philip's War. Deputy,
1659, et seq. Killed at door
of his house by Indians, Feb.
21, 1676.
Adams, Henry H.
Bickford, Robert S.
Burrough, Lewis F.
Butler, Edward A.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Erskine, Alfred Massena
Farnsworth, Charles
Hewins, James
Hill, Clarence Edward
Mason, William L.
Merriam, Frank
Middleton, Harvey
Nichols, George L.
Parker, Edward H.
Rockwood, Charles G., Jr.
Stone, William E.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Adams, Ens. Henry, 1657-1733,
Medfield, Mass. Representa
tive, I7o6-'ii, '17, '19, '2i-'24,
'28. Ensign.
Butler, Edward A.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Stone, William E.
Adams, Capt. Isaac, 1713-97. He
was commissioned Capt. of the
2nd. Company of Militia, in
Boxford, 1762.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Adams, Sergt. Jacob, 1654-1717,
Newbury and Suffield, Ct
Sergt Jacob Adams was
chosen Moderator of town
meetings held in Suffield. Rep
resented Suffield in Gen. Court
of Conn., 1711, 1714, 1717.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Adams, Jeremy, 1604-1683. Hart
ford, Conn. Sent with Capt.
Mason to treat with the In
dians; member of Hartford
Train Band to 1665.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Adams, Arthur
Adams, Charles Franklin
Addoms, Lewis Paddock
Lake, Simon
Adams, Jesse, 1739 — . Private from
Scarsdale in Capt. Joshua
Bloomer's Co., Westchester
Co., 1759, Old French War.
Adams, Wilson Irving
Adams, Washington I. L.
Adams, John,  1703, Burling
ton Co., N. J. Representative,
1697.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd
Middleton, Harvey
Adams, John, 1621-1706, Cam
bridge, Mass. Under Capt
Thomas Prentice, King Phil
ip's War.
Clarke, George K.
Cutter, William R.
Rollins, Philip A.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Stone, Charles W.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Adams, Ens. John,  1807.
Ens. "Associated Cos. of
Bucks Co." in Pa. Provincial
Forces, 1756.
Adams, Henry
Adams, Jos. W.
Adams, Capt. Joseph, 1682-1752,
Canterbury, Conn. Lieut, of
Train Band, 1715. Capt,
1725. Deputy, 1715, et seq.
Jewett, William P.
Mersereau, John D.
Adams, Capt. Michael, 1707-1776.
Killingly, Conn. Capt, Conn.
Militia.
McFarland, George E.
Adams, Richard,  1728. In the
Narragansett Campaign un
der Capt Samuel Moseley.
Wounded in the Great Swamp
Fight.
Smith, Walter Calef.
Adams, Richard, 1726-1800. Bur
gess for New Kent, Va., 1752-
1765. Burgess for Henrico
County, Va., 1769-1775.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Adams, Capt. Samuel, 1617-1689,
Chelmsford, Mass. Capt. of
Foot, 1682 et seq. William

and Mary, French and Indian
Wars. In Capt. Holbrook's
Co., King Philip's War.
Booth, Charles E.
Brown, Charles H.
Bucklin, Harry Masters
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Adams, Samuel, 1652 - 1727,
Chelmsford, Mass., and Can
terbury, Conn. Deputy from
Canterbury, 171 1 et seq.
Edwards, Edward J.
Mersereau, John D.
Adams, Captain Samuel, 1689-
1748, Boston. Assistant, 1741.
Deputy, 1747-48. Member of
the Ancient and Honorable Ar
tillery Company, 1729. Lieu
tenant, 1737. Captain,  .
Kent, Daniel
Adams, Lieut. Thomas, 1612-
1688, Braintree and Concord,
Mass. Chief Sergt., Concord
Train Band, 1660. Ensign,
1678. Lieut, 1682. In King
Philip's War, Capt. Samuel
Adam's Co. Commissioner,
i66i-'74. A. & H. A. Co., 1644.
Deputy, 1673.
Adams, Walter W.
Edwards, Edward J.
Hill, Howard F.
Hill, John P.
Jewett, William P.
Mersereau, John D.
Miller, Clarence Menzies
Wade, John P.
Adams, Captain Thomas, 1713-
1802. Arlington, Mass. Cap
tain in the French War,
1758.
Cutter, William R.
Hill, Howard F.
Adams, Sergt. Thomas, 1723-1790.
Under Capt. Stephen Whip
ple, Col. Plaisted's Regt.,
Mass. Troops, Crown Point,
1756. Sergt, Capt. Whipple's
Co., Col. Berie's Regt, Fort
Edward, 1756.
Adams, Wm. Porter
Cutter, William R.
Adamson, John — Frederick Co.,
Md. Private in Capt. George

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Beall's Troop of Horse in
1748. Referred to as Captain.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Addington, Isaac, Boston. A. & H.
A. Co., 1652.
Rumrill, Frank.
Addison, Col. John, 1678-1706.
Capt, 1692. Col., 1695. Coun
cil, 1691-1705, Prov. of Md.
Howard, McHenry
Moran, Charles
Thomas, Douglas H.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Addison, Col. Thomas,  1729-
Prov. Council of Md., 1710-26.
Howard, McHenry
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Adrianse, Q. M. Martin, 1668-
1754. Q. M. under Col. Rich
ard Stilwell, King's Co. Mi
litia, 1715.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Adsit, John, 1652-5 — 1734-5. Sol
dier in Indian Wars, 1676, in
Captain Wadsworth's Co.
Canfield, Von Beck.
Aglet, William, 1697-1760. Bur
gess in King William's Coun
ty, Va., 1723-6.
Barret, Richard A.
Agnew, Capt. James, 1711-1770.
Capt. Penn. Militia, 1756.
Scott, John Reed, 207.
Agur, or Ager, vide Eager.
Akin, John,  . Deputy for
Dartmouth, Mass., 1707.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd.
Albro, Major John, 1617-1712.
Corp. in Colonial Militia,
1661-66. Lieut, 1675-80. Capt,
1680, and Major.
Albro, Addis
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Pell, Howland
Williams, Norman A.
Alcock, Dr. George, Roxbury,
Mass. Member of Assembly,
Mass. Bay Colony, i634-'37.
Bates, Daniel M.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Thompson, Henry B.
Alcock (e), Sergt. John, 
1675. Appointed, Nov. 22,

1652, a Sergeant of Kittery,
Me., Company, Lieut Arthur
Bragdon commanding.
Rollins, Philip A.
Alden, David, 1646-1719, Duxbury,
Plymouth Colony, Mass. Dep
uty, 1690.
Forbes, Charles S.
Richardson, George Eliot
Smith, William D. G.
Alden, John, 1599-1687. Last sur
viving signer of the "May
flower Compact" In Capt
Myles Standish's Duxbury Co.,
1643. Gov's. Asst, i632-'40,
'50, '86. Deputy, 1641-42, '44,
'49. Council of War, '46, et
seq., Plymouth Col. Acting
Dep. Gov., 1664, '77.
Adkins, Wm. Griffin
Alden, Isaac C.
Alden, John T.
Alden, Wm. Tracy
Allen, Frederick B.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Axtell, Decatur
Bacon, Horace S.
Baker, Alfred L.
Baker, George F.
Barker, Edwin T.
Bartlett, Geo. Frederic Hunter
Blackmer, Henry R.
Blagden, Thos.
Boyd, Robt. M., Jr.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Brooks, Walter C
Brown, Philip G.
Bucklin, Harry Masters
Burt, Charles W.
Butters, George
Capen, Walter N.
Case, Edw. B.
Chapman, Edwin N.
Chapman, Thomas B.
Clark, Elitit A.
Coe, Arthur P.
Coe, Henry C.
Coe, Henry F.
Coffin, Rufus
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd
Crandon, Edwin S.
Crane, Roy E.
Curtis, Geo. Munson
Curtiss, Jonathan S.
Cushing, Luther S.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Delano, Mortimer
Dewey, James F.
Dewey, Maurice W.
Dewey, William T.
Dickerman, Frank E.
Dowse, Wm. Bradford H.
Eames, Francis L.
Eames, Stewart W.
Eastman, John Coates
Emerson, Clifford Coburn
Everett, Edward
Farnham, Elijah T.
Farnham, Paulding
Field, Vernon Ashley
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Forbes, Chas. S.
Freeman, Alden
French, John
Fuller, Linus E.
Grinnell, William M.
Hadley, Emerson
Hamlin, Albert C.
Haughton, John P.
Healey, David A.
Hills, Joseph L.
Hills, Thomas Lawrence
Hinman, Edward C.
Howard, Harry S.
Hoyt, Charles W.
Hoyt, William E.
Huntington, Charles R.
Jackson, Alfred B.
Janvrin, Joseph E.
Jenney, Herbert
Johnson, James B.
Johnson, James G.
Johnson, Joseph T.
Keith, Solomon L.
Kinnor, William C.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Lee, Edward C.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Little,. Edward P.
Lockwood, Thos. St. John
Loring, Philip Quincy
Manchester, Charles Howard
Mayo, Charles E.
McKinstry, Chas. H.
McKinstry, Elisha W.
Mersereau, John D.
Miner, Edward G.
Montgomery, Eugene Willard
Mussey, Wm. L.

Nelson, Edwin H.
Nightingale, Geo. C, Jr.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Paine, Willis Seaver
Parsons, Chas. L.
Pillsbury, Albert S.
Rawson, Edward S.
Reed, Henry B.
Reed, James
Reed, James H.
Reed, Latham G.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Richardson, George E.
Roberts, Joseph B.
Roberts, Saxe Gotha L.
Rogers, Edward L.
Rogers, Edward S.
Russell, Charles C.
Sampson, Clark H.
Saunders, Goddard Weld
Seabury, Channing
Seabury, Fred'k C.
Shaw, Charles G.
Shaw, Edward A.
Shead, Edward W.
Simmons, William S.
Skinner, Wm. C.
Smith, William D. G.
Snow, Edgar M.
Soule, Horace H., Jr.
Spicer, George T.
Spoor, John A.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Stetson, George R.
Stevens, Geo. B.
Stone, Charles A.
Stringer, George A.
Swift, Henry W.
Talbot, Joel F.
Thayer, Charles I.
Thomas, Frank R.
Thompson, Gilbert
Tobey, Edward S.
Tompkins, Hamilton B.
Tredwell, Henry H.
Tucker, William R.
Vaill, Edward G.
Vaill, Fred'k S.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Wales, Joseph P.
White, Henry K.
Whiting, Edm. McK.
Whitney, Frank I.
Whiton, James B.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Winter, Francis A.
Winter, Samuel D.
Wood, Geo. T., Jr.
Woodward, Frank E.
Woodward, Samuel W.
Alden, Col. John, 1680-1739,
Duxbury, Mass. Representa
tive, 1712-13, '21-22, '28, '31-39.
Col, 1732.
Soule, Horace H., Jr.
Thomas, Frank R.
Alden, Capt. Jonathan, 1627-
1698. Ens., Lieut, and Capt.
Duxbury Co., Mass. In King
Philip's War.
Parsons, Charles L.
Reed, Henry B.
Soule, Horace H., Jr.
Thomas, Frank R.
Alden, Capt. Prince, 1718-1804.
Q. M. of Horse, 3d Regt,
Col. of Conn., 1758. Lieut,
1760. Capt. later.
Reed, Henry B.
Aldis, John,  1700, Dedham,
Mass. In King Philip's War.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Preston, Deming H.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Aldis, John, 1655-1736. Soldier,
King Philip's War.
Richards, William S.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Aldridge, Thomas, 1643-1694.
Served in King Philip's War.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Alexander, Capt. Archibald,
1708,  . Capt. of Rangers,
Augusta Co., Va., 1756.
"Sandy Creek Expedition."
Alexander, Charles Beatty
Junkin, Francis Thomas A.
Patterson, Wm. Morrison
Alexander, Capt. Ebenezer, 1684-
1768, Northfield, Mass. Ens.
and Lieut, Father Rasle's
War. Lieut, and Capt, Louis
burg Expedition. Under Gen.
Shirley against Canada, 1746.
Alexander, Ebenezer
Alexander, Winthrop
Alexander, James, 1693 - 1756.
King's Council, N. Y., 1721, —
Council N. J., 1722. Secre

tary of Prov. N. Y. Survey
or-Gen. of East and West
New Jersey.
Chew, Beverly
Del afield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Du Bois, Ernest B.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Alexander, Capt. John,  1677.
Capt. in Va. Forces. One of
the Justices of Stafford Coun
ty, Va., 1664-66.
Waters, J. Seymour T.
Alexander, John, 1735 - 1775.
Member House of Burgesses
of Va., 1765-75. Signer of
Va. Association, 1769-70. Mem
ber Va. Revolutionary Con
vention, 1775.
Waters, J. Seymour T.
Alexander, Major - Gen. Wil
liam, 1726-1783. Styled Lord
Stirling. Commissary, 1755.
Priv. Sec, A. D. C, Gen.
Shirley, 1756. Capt. Co of
Grenadiers, N. Y., 1760.
King's Council, N. J., 1761.
Irving, Washington
Russell, Wm. H.
Alger, Lieut. Andrew,  1675.
Scarborough, Me. Lieut, Capt.
Joshua Scottow's Company,
York Regiment, and killed by
Indians at Scarborough, 1675.
Stone, William E.
Alger, Lieut. James, 1729-1810,
Bridgewater, Mass. Lieut, of
Capt. Jonathan Howard's 4th
Bridgewater Co., Col. Josiah
Edison's Regt., 1771.
Tyler, Edward R.
Alld, Lieut. David. In French
and Indian War, 1759.
Cutter, Edw. J.
Allen, Andrew,  1822. Served
in the French and Indian War,
taking part in the Battle of
Quebec.
Smith, Leroy
Allen, Benjamin,  , Salisbury,
Mass. In King Philip's War.
Paul, Edward J.
Robeson, Andrew
Allen, Benjamin, 1724  . Io

f)

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Capt Phineas Steven's Co.,
1748-1750. Private in this
company in garrison at No. 4
(Charlestown, N. H.), from
June 21, 1750, for over a year.
Geer, Walter
Allen, Bozoon,  1652. Lieut,
1648. Representative, 1643-
1652. Commanded garrison at
Hingham. Capt., 1651. A. &
H. A. Co., 1650.
Griffith, William H.
Allen, Corp. Edward, Jr., 1663-
1740, Deerfield, Mass. In King
William and Queen Anne's
Wars. In 1707 in Expedition
to Canada to redeem Indian
captives.
Converse, Charles A.
Converse, John H.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Foster, Everett W.
Allen, George,  Deputy.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd.
Til ley, R. Hammett
Allen, (Alen) Henry,  . A
soldier in 1715, in Capt. Joshua
Cornell's Company.
Jones, Walter Rysam
Allen, James, 1636-1714, Chilmark
and Tisbury, Mass. Assistant,
1675 ; Justice on the King's
Bench six years at Quarterly
Sessions of Peace.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Allen, Capt. James, 1716-1810.
Capt. of Militia, Augusta Co.,
Va., 1756. In Battle of Point
Pleasant.
Matthews, Albert
Rodgers, Howard S.
Allen, Jedediah, 1646 171 2,
Shrewsbury, N. J. Assembly,
1686-1703.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd.
Hance, William White
Hudnut, Alex. M.
Middleton, Harvey
Milne, Caleb J., Jr.
Milne, David
Smith, Thomas G.
Smith, Thomas K.
Williams, Thomas Wright
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Allen, John, 1640 -1675, North

ampton, Mass. Killed in King
Philip's War at the Bloody
Brook Fight, Deerfield, 1675.
Allen, Heman W.
Allen, Oliver F.
Crane, Roy E.
Pease, Edward A.
Allen, John, 1659-1704, Assisted
in defence of Deerfield, Mass.,
Feb. 29, 1704. Killed by In
dians, May 11, 1704.
Crosby, Francis M.
Allen, John, 1684-1761. Under
Capt Joseph Kellogg, Father
Rasle's War, 1720-24.
Allen, Frederick i ercival
Allen, John,  171 1, Sudbury.
In garrison at Sudbury, King
Philip's War.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Allen, Capt. Joseph, 1653-1724.
Served in King Philip's War.
Capt. of Mil. Co. at Glouces
ter. Rep. to General Court,
1705.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Low, Joseph T.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Allen, Joseph, 1660-1727, Brain-
tree, Mass. Cornet of Troop
of Horse. Deputy, 171 5.
Talbot, Joel F.
Allen, Sergt. Joseph, 1701-1785.
At Northfield, Mass., i755-'s6.
Allen, Frederick H.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Allen, Nathaniel, 1648-1718,
Medfield, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War.
Allen, Geo. Bion
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Allen, Samuel, 1632-1703, Bridge-
water, Mass. Deputy, 1693.
In King Philip's War.
Allen, Charles E.
Allen, Francis R.
Allen, Frederick B.
Allen, John J.
Allen, Marion Shaler
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. W.
Cutler, Edward H.
Kirk, Everett B.
Leonard, George H.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Rogers, Allan
Talbot, Joel F.
Allen, Samuel, 1702-1746. Killed
by Indians at The Bars, Deer
field, Mass.
Converse, Charles A.
Allen, Col. William, 1717 
New Gloucester. Roll dated 9
April, 1759. Regiment under
Jeffrey Amherst at Lake
George.
Hayes, William A.
Allen, William 2nd.,  . R. I.
Member of Company, raised in
the Colony of R. I. for the re
duction of Canada, 1746.
Kenyon, Clarence A.
Allen, Zebediah, 1701-1777, Sud
bury, Mass. On Alarm List
Sudbury, 1757.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Allen, Sergt. Zebulon, 1726-1786.
In Maj. John Hawks's Co.,
Col. Williams's Regt, 1758.
In Capt. Samuel Will's Co.,
1759-
Hunt, Arthur K.
Allerton, Dep.-Gov. Isaac, 1583-
1659. Dep.-Gov., Plymouth
Col., i62i-'24.
Allen, Francis R.
Allerton, Walter S.
Atwood, James Arthur
Atwood, John Walter
Ballord, Esek S.
Ballord, Webb R.
Batchellor, Albert S.
Carr, William, Jr.
Chapin, Clifford S.
Churchill, Gardner Asaph
Churchill, Nat'l W.
Cushing, Luther S.
Fairbanks, Henry N.
Francis, George H.
Fuller, Henry Clay
Gifford, Charles E.
Haven, William
Hawks, James D.
Kenyon, Ralph W.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Locke, Charles A.
Phillips, Arthur S.
Richardson, Geo. E.
Shaw, Henry S.
Stevens, John W.

Thomas, Douglas Hamilton
Thomas, Douglas H., Jr.
Vander Veer, Edgar A.
Watkins, Walter K.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Wolcott, Roger.
Woodman, Walter I.
Allerton, Lieut.-Col. Isaac, 1630-
1702. Major under Col. John
Washington, Va. Forces,
against the Indians, 1675.
Lieut.-Col., 1680. House of
Burgesses, 1676. Council, 1683.
Churchill, Nathaniel W.
King, Edward P., Jr.
Thomas, Douglas Hamilton
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Alley, Hugh, Sr., 1608 - 1673-4,
Nahant and Lynn, Mass. Sol
dier from Lynn in the Pequot
War.
Tudbury, Warren Chamberlain
Alling, John, 1647-1717. Judge of
the County Courts, 1704-1714,
and Court of Probate, 1704-
1716. Assistant, Col. of Conn.,
1704-1716. Deputy for New
Haven, 1685, 1692-1703, Mem
ber Governor's Council, 1707,
et seq.
Dwight, Frederick
Farnham, Elijah T.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Lines, Harvey K.
Lines", Theodore T.
Osborn, Henry A.
Sherman, Roger
Alling, Sergt. Roger,  1674,
New Haven, Conn. Treas. N.
H. Col., i66i-'64. Corp., 1652.
Sergt., 1661.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Allis, John, 1642-1691. In King
Philip's War.
Cook, Joshua O.
Dyer, Horace E.
Elwood, George May
Gilbert, Charles P. H.
Stockbridge, Henry
Allis, Lieut. William,  1678.
Cornet of the Hampshire
Troop, 1663. Lieut, of Hamp
shire Co. Cavalry, Major

8

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

John Pynchon, 1672. Lieut, of
Hatfield Garrison, Nov., 1675.
Associate Judge, Hampshire
Co. Court, 1676-1678.
Cook, Joshua O.
De Wolf, Edwin A.
Dyer, Horace E.
Elwood, George M.
Gilbert, Charles P. H.
Murray, Charles H.
Palmer, Charles H., 2nd.
Stockbridge, Henry
Allison, Ralph,   , Scar-
boro, Me. Defended Black
Point from Indians in King
Philip's War.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Allison, Capt. Richard, 1660-1 71 6.
Captain of Militia in Spring
field and Northampton, 1705.
Hudnut, Alex. Malieu
Williams, Thomas Wright
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Allison, Capt. Samuel, 1722-1792,
Londonderry, N. H., French
and Indian War. Soldier in
Londonderry Troopers, 1744
and 1745.
Frost, Walter C.
Allmond, Capt. John,  1761.
Commissioned Capt., i747-'48,
of one of the two Colonial
Regts., New Castle Co., Dela
ware.
Grubb, Ignatius C.
Allyn, Lieut. - Col. John, 
1696, Hartford, Conn. Cornet
First Troop of Horse in
Conn., 1637, under Major John
Mason. Capt, Hartford Mi
litia, 1673. Lieut.-Col., 1689.
Sec. of the Colony thirty-four
years. Assistant, 1662-1696.
Commissioner, United Colo
nies, 1674-1681. Member Gov
ernor Andros' Council, 1687.
Collins, William G.
Hamlin, Albert C.
Haughton, Richard
Hotchkin, Walter B.
McKinstry, Elisha W.
Stetson, Caleb R. '
Williams, George C. F.
Woodruff, Charles H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.

Allyn, Matthew, 1604 - 1671,
Windsor. Deputy, Mass., 1636.
Deputy, Conn., i648-'57. As
sistant, i658-'67. Commission
er for United Colonies, 1660-
'64.
Allen, Theodore L.
Clapp, Charles Edwin
Collins, William G.
Day, Robert Webster
Dewey, Chauncey E.
Haskell, Frank W.
Haughton, John P.
Jones, Charles L.
Marsh, Henry D.
McKinstry, Elisha W.
Metcalf, Bryce
Metcalf, James B.
Orne, Henry M.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Wight, Wm. Ward
Woodruff, Charles H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Allyn, Capt. Pelatiah, 1689-
1766. Appointed Ensign of
the Train Band in Windsor,
1730. Capt, 1733.
Moore, John Henry
Allyn, Robert, 1 608-1683, New
London, Conn. Sec. General
Court of Conn., 1657.
Dutton, William D.
Horton, William E.
Spicer, George T.
Allyn, Samuel, 1644-1726, Barn
stable, Mass. In King Philip's
War. Deputy, i682-'84.
Greve, Clifford
Raymond, George L.
Young, Edward Blake
Young, George B.
Almy, Christopher, 1632-1713.
Deputy from Portsmouth, R.
I., and Assistant to Gov. An
dros, 1690. Elected Gov. of
R. L, but refused to serve,
1693. Messenger to England
from R. I. Capt, 1692.
Almy, Leonard B.
Almy, William E.
Haughton, Richard
Jeffries, John T. L.
Miller, Charles K.
Almy, Col. Job, 1601-1684. Dep-

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

uty from Warwick, Colonial
Assembly of R. I., 1670- '72.
Indian Commissioner, 1673.
Amy, Edward
Amy, Henry J.
Amy, Louis Henry, Jr.
Bostwick, Henry A.
Davies, Julien T., Jr.
Gallatin, Rolaz Horace
Lahens, Louis E.
Snyder, Louis J.
Tomlinson, John C.
Almy, Capt. Job, 1675-1743. Mem
ber of Governor's Council,
1709. Deputy 1709 to 1726.
Captain, 1726.
Almy, William E.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Almy, William, 1601-1676. As
sembly, R. I, i656-'57-'63.
Adams, Washington I. L.
Almy, William E.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lahens, Louis E.
McGrath, John
Page, S. Davis
Phillips, Henry Byron
Remington, Harvey F.
Robeson, Andrew
Woodward, Wm.
Alricks, Peter, 1630 -1693, New
Castle, Dei. Commandant of
the Amsterdam Colony on the
South (Delaware) River, 1660.
Schout, 1673. Commander-in-
Chief of town and fort at New
Castle, 1683. Penn. Prov. As
sembly, i684-'89, '96-'97.
Clark, Augustus T.
Cottman, James H.
Fisher, Charles D.
Alsop, Capt. Richard, 1660-1718.
Served under Capt. Nathaniel
Hazard in Queen's County Co.,
1715.
Bissell, Pelham St. Geo.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Del afield, John R.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.

Alston, Captain James,  i76l»
Chowan Co., N. C. Capt. in
North Carolina Militia.
Dooly, Oscar Earle
Alston, John, prob. 1690-1743,
Woodbridge, N. J. Soldier,
1715.
Libbey, Wm.
Alston, Ens. Jonathan, 1718-
1778, Woodbridge, N. J. Ens.,
Capt. David Alston's Middle
sex Co., 1753.
Libbey, Wm.
Alvord, Sergeant Benedictus,
1615-1684. Windsor, Conn.
A Sergeant in the Pequot Ex
pedition under Capt. Mason of
Windsor.
Alfred, Frank E.
White, John B.
Alvord, Thomas, 1653-1688, North
ampton, Mass. In Capt. Wil
liam Turner's Co., Fall's Fight,
1676.
Alvord, John W.
Ames, John, 1 647-1726, Bridge-
water, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War, defence of Bridge-
water.
Ames, Joseph B.
Howard, Harry S.
Moran, Charles
Ames, Ensign Stephen, 1710-
1801. Hollis, N. H. French
and Indian Wars, 1757.
Robbins, Howard S.
Amory, Jonathan, 1640-1699,
Charleston, S. C. Speaker of
Assembly.
Amory, Francis I.
Austin, Amory
Haskell, Harry G.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Middleton, John Izard
Wolcott, Roger
Amsden, Isaac, 1657  , Cam
bridge, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War, Capts. Henchman's,
Davenport's and Sill's Cos.,
i675-'76.
Amsden, Franklin D.
Amsden, Henry F.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Amsden, Capt. Thomas, 1686-1760,
Marlborough, Mass. Capt. of

Index Of ancestors

a Militia Co. in Marlbor
ough.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Anderson, Lieut. Alexander, 1758-
 , Lieut, N. J.
Cabeen, Francis von Albadi
Anderson, Capt. John, 1694-1774.
Captain of Maidenhead Com
pany. Colonel John Reading,
1727.
Hudnut, Alex Malieu
Anderson, Capt. Patrick, 1719-
1793. Capt, 1755. Prov. of
Penn., French and Indian
War.
Pennypacker, Samuel W.
Quay, Andrew G. C.
Anderson, Robert,  1754,
Mansfield, Conn. Under Capt.
John Wainwright, 1721, and
under Col. Joseph Heath, 1722.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Andrew, Sergeant Thomas, 1645-
1718, Boxford, Mass. Corporal
of the Boxford Train Band
in King William's War; later
sergeant.
Libby, Charles T.
Andrews, Abraham,  1729.
Deputy from Waterbury to the
General Court, 1712.
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Andrews, Henry,  1652, Taun
ton, Plymouth Col. Dep.,
i639-'42-'47.
Leonard, George H.
Lovering, Henry M.
Richardson, George E.
Runk, Louis B.
Seaver, James E.
Andrews, Lieut. John, 1618-1702,
Mass. Corp., Chebacco Train
Band. Lieut., 3rd Co., 1683. In
Pequot War.
Parkhurst, Daniel B.
Andrews, Joseph, 1 597-1 679, Hing-
ham, Mass., Deputy, i636-'38.
Bates, Theodore C.
Leonard, George Henry.
Richardson, George E.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Willcutt, Levi L.
Andrews, Corp. Miles, 1735-1810.
In 7th Co. of Gen. Lyman's ist
Conn. Regt.

Andrews, James M.
Andrews, Robert,  1675, Tops-
field, Mass. On a list of Capt.
Joseph Gardiner's Company
among men from Topsfield
wounded or slain Dec, 1675.
Killed at the storming of the
Narragansett Fort, Dec. 19,
1675.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Andrews, Corp. Samuel, 1694-
1756. Corp. in Capt. James
Andrews' Taunton, Mass.,
Co., Col. Thatcher's Regt, ex
pedition to Crown Point.
Reynolds, George N.
Andrews, Capt. Thomas, 1632-
1690, Hingham, Mass. Capt.
of Militia. In Expedition to
Canada, 1690.
Bates, Theodore C.
Nichols, George L.
Paul, Edward J.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Willcutt, Levi L.
Andrews, Thomas, 1634-1704, Dor
chester, Mass. In Capt. John
Withington's Co., Canada Ex
pedition, 1690.
Brown, Charles A.
Andrews, Lt. Col. Wm., Sr., 
1655. Commissioner and Jus
tice, 1633. Major 1654; later
Lt. Col.
James, Thomas
Andrews, Lieut. William, 
1676, New Haven Artillery Co.
1648.
Andrews, James S.
Andrews, Wm. Given
Dyer, Horace E.
Washburne, Wm. I.
Andrews, Maj. Wm.,  1673.
Burgess from Northampton Co.,
1663.
James, Thomas
Andrews, Sergt. William, 1710-
1816. In 6th Conn. Regt., 1739.
Expedition to Spanish West In
dies, 1741.
Andrews, James M.
Andrews, James M., Jr.
Andries (Andrew), Ten Broeck,
bp. 1679  , New York.
Served on a Privateer under

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Capt. Clavers, 1704, Queen
Ann's War.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Andrus, Abraham,  . Deputy
for Waterbury, 1712.
Hawkins, William Elton
Andrus, Obadiah, 1741-1811, Far-
mington, Conn. In ist Regt.,
N. Y. Troops, 1762. French
Wars.
Farr, Marvin A.
Angell, John, 1 646-1 720. In King
Philip's War. Deputy, 1686.
Bennett, Robert R.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Hering, Oswald C.
Lewis, Arnold A.
Lovell, Frank H., Jr.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Parkhurst, Charles D.
Robeson, Andrew
Angell, Major John, 1709-1760.
Southfield, R. I. Lieut, 1745-
'491 Capt, i750-'55; Major,
I757"'6o; in active duty, 1745
on expedition to Louisbourg,
and 1760 in Expedition to
Canada.
Hering, Oswald C.
Angell, Thomas, 1618-1694, Provi
dence, R. I. Deputy, R. I.,
i652-'53.
Bennett, Robert R.
Blackmar, Wilmon W.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Hord, Arnold H.
Preston, Howard W.
Robeson, Andrew
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Weld, George F.
Angell, Capt. Thomas, 1672  .
Captain of the 5th Co., of
Providence, R. I., 1722. Rep.
in the Gen. Assembly for
Scituate, 1733.
Bennett, Robert Root
Annable, Anthony, 1599-1674,
Plymouth, Scituate, and Barn
stable, Mass. Member Mili
tary Co. under Lieut. Thomas
Dimmock, 1643. Deputy.
Brown, John B.

Bryant, Percy
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd.
Green, John W.
Hunnewell, Wm. Bowne
Anthony, Abraham, 1650-1727,
Deputy from Portsmouth, R. I.,
to Gen. Court, 1706, '07, '08,
'09, '11.
Anthony, Frank Dell
Anthony, Corp. John, 1607-1675.
Commissioner for Providence,
1661. Deputy from Ports
mouth, 1666. Corporal, 1644.
Anthony, Frank Dell
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles Lathrop
Anthony, Capt. William, 1675-
1759. Gov.'s Asst, R. I., 1717-
'22-'30. Deputy, i709-'i6-'i7.
Capt. I7i6-'i7.
Anthony, Frank Dell
Anthony, James L.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Watson, William H.
Appleton, Major Isaac, 1664-
1747, Ipswich, Mass. Lieut.
Port Royal Expedition, 1707.
Major Essex Co. Regt
Appleton, Francis H.
Appleton, Randolph M.
Bent, Samuel A.
Burnham, John A.
Jordan, Fritz H.
Story, Henry G.
Story, Joseph G.
Skinner, Henry Whipple
Wilson, John A.
Appleton, Lieut. Isaac, 1731-1806,
New Ipswich, N. H. 2d Lieut.
of Militia, 1771.
Bent, Samuel A.
Appleton, Maj. John, 1622-1699,
Ipswich, Mass. Lieut, 1653.
Capt, 1658. Deputy to Gen. Ct,
1656-79.
Emery, Rufus
Flint, Wyman K.
Gillette, Edwin F.
Gould, George L.
Haven, William
Hopkins, Eustis L
Kneeland, James
Rich, James R.
Spofford, Charles M.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Appleton, Capt. John, i 652-1739.
Deputy, Lieut., and after 1664,
Capt.
Hopkins, Eustis L.
Appleton, Samuel, 1586-1670, Ips
wich, Mass. Deputy, 1637.
Appleton, Francis H.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Bent, Samuel A.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Dorman, Wm. B.
Douglas, Walter B.
Gould, George L.
Haven, Wm.
Hopkins, Eustis L.
Jordan, Fritz H.
Patch, Chas. E.
Rich, James R.
Spofford, Chas. M.
Wilson, John Appleton
Appleton, Maj. Samuel, 1624-
1696, Ipswich, Mass. Deputy,
1668, et seq. Lieut, 1668.
Capt, 1675. Maj. and Com-
mander-ii.-Chief of Mass.
Troops, at Snringfield, Hat
field, and Great Swamp Fight,
1675. Sergt-Maj. South Essex
Regt., 1682. Deputy to Gen.
Ct. Assistant, i68i-'86. Mem
ber of Council, i689-'92.
Appleton, Charles B.
Appleton, Charles Lanier.
Appleton, Eben D.
Appleton, Francis H.
Appleton, Francis R.
Appleton, Francis R., Jr.
Appleton, Nathan
Barber, Le Droict L.
Best, Samuel
Chase, George T.
Douglas, Walter B.
Downe, Henry W.
Gross, Charles Edward
Hale, Henry Appleton
Jordan, Fritz H.
Langdon, Andrew
Langdon, W. Chauncey
Montgomery, Eugene Willard
Morgan, Appleton
Osgood, Frederick L.
Plaisted, Appleton H.
Plaisted, Sheridan
Robbins, Rowland A.
Robbins, Rowland A., Jr.

Seymour, Henry A.
Skinner, Henry W.
Smith, Roland C.
Sparrow, Jackson W.
Stevens, Harry A.
Story, Henry G.
Story, Joseph G.
Welch, Pierce N.
Whitney, Eugene W.
Wilson, John Appleton
Apthorpe, Charles Ward, 1737-
1797, N. Y. King's Council,
i763-'75.
Bibby, Andrew A.
Arbuckle, Capt. William, 1752-
1836, Va. At battle of Point
Pleasant, 1774. Defended Fort
Randolph at Point Pleasant
until about 1787.
McMullin, Nelson V.
Arey, Richard,  1669. Mem
ber of the Military Co. in
Edgartown, 1662.
Bickford, Robert S.
Armistead, Col. John, 1635-1698,
Gloucester Co., Va. Justice
before 1675. High Sheriff,
1675. Burgess, 1685. Lieut.-
Col. of Horse, 1680. Col. and
County Lieut, 1685. Council,
i688-'98.
Ballard, Samuel Thruston
Carter, Allen R.
Cary, Wilson M.
Gill, William H.
Lewis, Marvin H.
McCulloch, Champe C.
Stewart, John Carter
Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard
Tyler, George T.
Arms, Eliakim, 1737-1810. Deer
field, Mass. In the last French
War.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Arms (Ames), William, 1654-1731.
Soldier under Capt. William
Turner in the Falls Fight,
King Philip's War, 1676.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Lefferts, William H.
McClintock, Emory
Armstrong, Lieut. Edward, 1716-
1756, Pa. In French and In
dian War; Lieut, in Capt. Ed-

«3

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

ward Ward's Co., 1756; in
command at Ft. Granville,
Pa., and was killed in its de
fense.
Armstrong, James Lewis
Armstrong, Col. John, 1718-1795.
Provincial Forces, Braddock's
Campaign. Commanded Ex
pedition against Indians at
Kittanning, 1756. Served at
Forts Loudon and Pitt, 1764;
Susquehanna expedition, 1763 ;
and commanded the Highland
ers and Penn. troops, expedi
tion against Fort Duquesne.
Armstrong, H. Gates
Astor, John Jacob
Herman, John A.
Armstrong, Capt. Joseph, 17 11-
1761, Franklin Co., Pa. Mem
ber of Pa. Gen. Assembly,
1750-1758; Capt. of Second
Company of settlers formed
for the protection of settlers
on the Frontier, 1755; his Com
pany helped to destroy the In
dian stronghold at Kittanning,
1756.
Emmons, Harold Hunter
Arndt, Maj. Jacob, 1 725-1 805.
Capt. Penn. Prov. forces, 1754;
in command at Gnadenhutten,
1755; in command at Fort
Norris, 1756 ; at Fort Augusta,
1757. Major of First Battal
ion, 1758, Penn. Regt, Wil
liam Denny, Col. Deputy,
1774; Prov. Convention at
Philadelphia, 1774.
Thom, Cameron De H.
Thorn, Catesby C.
Arnold, Gov. Benedict, 1615-1678.
Gov. of R. I., 1657, et seq.
Council of War, 1676 ; Com
missioner, i654-'63; Assistant,
1655, et seq. ; President of the
Four Towns, 1657, et seq.
Albro, Addis
Bliven, William W.
Champlin, John D., Jr.
Cook, Stephen C.
Ingraham, William S.
Jones, Shipley
Perry, Alexander
Topham, Theophilus

Watson, Charles P.
Woodward, William
Arnold, Captain Caleb,  i7!9-
In King Philip's War. Court-
martial for trying Indians con
cerned in war. Captain. Dep
uty, i67i-'8o.
Woodward, William
Arnold, Eleazer, 1651-1722, Provi
dence, R. I. Deputy R. I.,
1686, et seq.
Hord, Arnold H.
White, Hunter C.
Arnold, Elisha, 1661-1710, Paw-
tucket, R. I. Deputy, 1699.
Holbrook, Harry Sherman
Arnold, Israel, 1649-1716, War
wick, R. I. Deputy R. I.,
1683, '90-'9i, '99, 1702, '03, '05-
'06.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Weed, Henry Davis
Arnold, Lieut. Israel, 1701  ,
Smithfield and Gloucester.
Ensign of Gloucester Co., R.
I., Troops, 1734; Lieut, 1735.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Arnold, Jonathan, 1708-1796. Dep
uty (Smithfield), i747-'73.
Robeson, Andrew
Arnold, Richard, 1642-1710, Provi
dence, R. I. Gov.'s Asst,
1676, et seq. Member of Sir
Edmund Andros' Council,
1686. Speaker, i707-'o8.
Blackmar, Wilmon W.
Dyer, Horace E.
Hord, Arnold H.
Robeson, Andrew
Spalding, George B.
Arnold, Capt. Seth,  , Dux
bury, Mass. Deputy, Ply
mouth Col., 1689. Deputy,
Mass. Bay, 1700. Capt. Dux
bury Military Co., 1692.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Arnold, Stephen, 1622-1699, Provi
dence, R. I. Deputy, i664-'65,
'67, '7o-'72, '74-'77, '84-'8S, '90
Gov.'s Asst, 1672, '77-'8o, '90-
'91, '96, '98.
Arnold, Arthur H.
Felton, Edgar C.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Felton, Samuel Morse
Holbrook, Harry Sherman
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Weed, Henry Davis
Wheaton, Frank
White, Hunter C.
Arnold, Thomas, ist, 1 599-1 674,
Providence, R. I. Deputy, R.
I., i666-'67, '7o-*72.
Arnold, Thomas
Blackmar, Wilmon W.
Dyer, Horace E.
Hord, Arnold
Robeson, Andrew
White, Hunter C.
Arnold, Thomas, 2d, 1675-1727,
Providence, R. I. Deputy, R.
I., i7ii-'23.
Hord, Arnold H.
Robeson, Andrew
Arnold, Welcome, 1745-1798. Dep
uty (Smithfield), 1772.
Robeson, Andrew
Arnold, William, 1587-1676,
Providence, R. I. Deputy, R.
I., 1661. Commissioner, 1661.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Fitzgerald, Desmond
Jones, Walter Rysam
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Phillips, Henry B.
Preston, Howard W.
Simmons, Joseph Francis
Weed, Henry Davis
Woodward, William
Ashby, Capt. John, 173 5-1 805. In
the Va. line at Fort Loudon;
Braddock's Expedition ; and at
Battle of Point Pleasant on
the Ohio.
Bayne, Howard R.
Darneal, Harvey
Henry, C. S. Ashby
McLennan, John H.
Purse, Thomas
Ashe, John, Baptista, 1700-1734.
Council, 1731. Speaker of
Assembly, N. C, 1725.
Middleton, John I.
Ashe, John, of S. C,   .

Assembly, 1702.
Middleton, John I.
Ashe, John, 1721-1781. Speaker
of Assembly, N. C, i762-'65.
Assembly, 1774.
Middleton, John I.
Ashlfy, Sergt. Aaron, 1703-1780,
Westfield and Sheffield, Mass.
In Capt. John Ashley's Co,
1725, at Westfield. Father
Rasle's War. In Capt. Wil
liam Lyman's Co., King
George's War, i747-'8. Sergt.
in Capt. Elisha Noble's Co.,
So. Hampshire Regt, 1755,
expedition to Crown Point;
and under Capt. John Burk,
Col. Joseph Dwight, at Fort
William Henry, 1756; also in
Capt. John Fellows' Co. In
Capt. Jonathan Bull's Co.,
Col. Wm. Williams' Regt.,
1758, and in Capt. John Ban
croft's Co., Brig. Gen. Tim
othy Ruggles, 1759.
Douglas, Charles H.
Douglas, Duncan
Ashley, Major John, 1709-1802.
Major of the South Hamp
shire Regt. Commanded troops
for the Relief of Stockbridge
and Pittsfield in 1754, and
Fort William Henry, 1757.
Greenough, Henry W.
Greenough, William B.
Ashley, Ens. Noah. Ens. in Capt.
Buckminster's Co. of Brook
field, Mass. At Fort Dummer
and on frontier of Mass., 1748.
Killed in Expedition to Lake
George, 1755
Gerry, William B.
Ashley, Colonel Samuel, 1720-
1792, Winchester, N. H. In
service at Fort Dummer, N. H.,
1740, '42, '48, '49. Colonel,
New Hampshire Regt. prior to
1774. Deputy, General As
sembly, 1774.
Lloyd, John U.
Ashton, Col. Henry, 1671-1733.
Colonel commanding Provin
cial Forces of Westmoreland
Co, Va. Sheriff, 1717-18.
Ramsay, Henry A.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Aspinwall, Capt. Samuel, 1662-
1727, Brookline, Mass. In
Port Royal Expedition,
1690.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Aspinwall, William,   .
Deputy, R. I, A. & H. A. Co.,
1643.
Granger, William S.
Aston, Walter, 1607-1656. House
of Burgesses, Va., i629-'32-
'42.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Clark, John Asa
Cleemann, Richard A.
McCulloch, Champs C.
Morton, Daniel
Astwood, John, 1609-1654, Mil
ford, Conn. Representative,
i643-'44. Gov.'s Asst, 1653.
Commissioner to the United
Colonies, 1653.
Cowles, Calvin, D.
Atherton, Consider,  1690,
Dorchester, Mass. In King
Philip's War, under Major
Willard, and in Phips' Expe
dition.
Moseley, Frank
Pierce, George F.
Atherton, Maj.-Gen. Humphrey,
1610-1661, Dorchester, Mass.
Deputy 1638, et seq. Lieut,
1645. Member Council of War,
1645. Capt, 1646, and of the
A. & H. A. Co., i65o-'s8.
Speaker, 1653. Asst, i654-'6i.
Maj. Mass. Forces, 1652. Com
manded expedition against the
Narragansetts, 1650. Major-
Gen., 1661.
Adams, Herbert L.
Atherton, Fisher C.
Atherton, William
Bain, Robert E. N.
Baird, Wyllys Warner
Barrows, John W.
Boyd, Allen R.
Bready, John E.
Brockway, William S.
Bullen, Dana Ripley
Bunce, Jonathan B.
Burnham, Albert W.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d

Coote, Albert Eyre
Corbin, Elbert A.
Cowee, James C.
Crafts, J. Chancellor
Day, Robt. W.
Deming, Judson K.
Flagg, Augustus
French, John
Hall, Clayton Coleman
Hall, Thomas Wm.
Hammond, Lyman D.
Harris, Walter St. G.
Holden, Edward S.
Howe, Edward J.
Howe, Edward W.
Hubbard, Elijah K., Jr.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Jones, Francis F.
Leeds, Charles
Lunt, William W.
Marsh, Henry D.
Mather, Samuel
Mather, Wm. Gwinn
Morrell, George C.
Morse, Willard S.
Moseley, Frank
Nickerson, Herman
Pierce, Geo. F.
Reed, John L.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Richardson, Harry A.
Robinson, Francis W.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Sill, Howard
Sill, John T.
Smith, Bayard M.
Smith, Governeur M.
Smith, Henry E.
Smith, L. Bayard
Stedman, Chas. J.
Stinson, Daniel McM.
Stone, William E.
Taylor, Ellsworth M.
Thurston, Nathaniel B.
Turner, Elisha
Turner, Luther G.
Vaile, Joel F.
Ware, Horace E.
Webster, Ralph W.
Wheeler, John F.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Wood, Eric F.
Young, Edward B.
Atherton, Lieut. Col. Peter,
i 705-1 764. Representative to
General Court of Mass. from
Harvard, 1740-1764. Capt,
First Co. of Second Worcester
Regt. of Militia, and Lieut-
Col, of same Regt., 1762.
Nichols, Willard A.
Atkins, Isaiah, 1704  . Deputy
from Truro, 1761.
Wolcott, Roger
Atkins, Nathaniel, 1667  . In
the Expedition to Canada,
1690.
Wolcott, Roger
Atkinson, John, 1695  . Mem
ber of the Alarm List of
Capt. Richard Greenleaf's Co.
of Militia in Newbury, Mass.,
1757-
Pettingell, Frank H.
Atkinson, Theodore, 1612-1701,
Boston, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1644.
Bailey, Edward P.
Atlee, Capt. Samuel John, 1739-
1786. Lieut, in Col. Clap-
ham's Augusta Regt. In the
Forbes Campaign, 1758 ; after
wards made Capt
Barber, Edwin A.
Atwater, David, 1615-1692. Mem
ber of New Haven Night
Watch, i647-'48.
Suydam, Walter L.
Atwater, Elihu, 1736-1790. Pri
vate in Capt. Samuel Hall's
Co., campaign of 1757, and
served on an "Alarm for
Relief of Fort Wm. Henry
and parts adjacent, August,
1 757-"
Fleming, Robt Hull
Austin, Thomas,  1711/12.
Haverhill. Soldier in Capt
Chandler's Co., Port Royal
Expedition, 1710-11.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Austin, William, 1750-1800, Va.
Capt. Bedford Co. Militia,
1772.
Reid, William M.

Austin, Zebadiah, 1700 1773.
Served in the 3d Co. under
Capt. John Lovewell in 1725
from Haverhill.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Avery, Christopher, 1590- 1670.
Member of Train Band of
Gloucester, Mass. Clerk 1652,
appointed by General Court.
Cadle, Cornelius
Avery, Lieut. - Col. Ebenezer,
1704-1780. Ensign, ist Groton
Co., 1741. Capt., 1749. Lieut.-
Col., 1770, 8th Regt., Conn.,
Militia. Deputy. In war with
Spain, and in war with France.
Avery, Frank M.
Randall, John F.
Avery, Lieut. Ebenezer, Jr., 1737-
1781, Groton, Conn. Ensign
ist Groton Co., 1769, in garri
son at New London. Lieut.,
8 th Conn. Regt.
Avery, Frank M.
Avery, Humphrey, 1699 1788,
Groton, Mass. Representative
1732, et seq.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Avery, Capt. James, 1620-1691,
New London, Conn. Ens.,
Lieut, and Capt. In King
Philip's War. Deputy, 1656-
'80.
Adams, Edward M.
Arnold, Benjamin W.
Avery, Asabel G.
Avery, Frank M.
Avery, Irving Montgomery
Avery, Trueman G.
Brookfield, Frank
Brookfield, Henry M.
Cadle, Cornelius
Champlin, John D., Jr.
Colfax, Alfred E.
Colyer, Joseph H., Jr.
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Dennison, Ira W.
Fletcher, Paris
Giles, Frank W., Jr.
Giles, Howard E.
Harris, Walter St. J.
Hull, James W.
Ladd, Charles F.

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¦SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Lefferts, Fred'k R., Jr.
Meachan, Franklin A.
Metcalf, Wm. P.
Morgan, George Dayton
Morgan, James H.
Morgan, Robert W.
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Owen, Frederick D.
Peet, Emerson W.
Plumb, Henry B.
Randall, Avery
Randall, John F.
Reed, Latham G.
Roberts, Cyrus S.
Robinson, Chas. B., Jr.
Sabin, Sidney A.
Satterlee, Francis Le R.
Sherman, Roger
Slosson, Frank
Stetson, Caleb R.
Suydam, Walter L.
Tillinghast, John Avery
Turner, Luther G.
Valentine, Samuel H.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Avery, Lieut. James, Jr., 1646-
1732. Lieut, in the Conn. Co
lonial Forces during the fron
tier wars.
Arnold, Benjamin W.
Avery, Frank M.
Giles, Frank W.
Giles, Howard E.
Morgan, Geo. Dayton
Morgan, James Henry
Plumb, Henry B.
Randall, John Frederick
Reed, Latham G.
Sabin, Sidney A.
Sherman, Roger
Slosson, Frank
Stetson, Caleb R.
Avery, Capt. James 3d, 1673-1754.
Deputy, I7i5-'i8, '24, '26, '31,
'35. Ensign, 1716. Lieut,
1721. Capt. of ist Groton Co.,
1728. Justice, New London
Co., 1726 - '35. Appointed
guardian of the Pequot In
dians. Served on the frontier
and in garrison.

Avery, Frank M.
Avery, Irving M.
Randall, John F.
Avery, Capt. John, 1654-1715.
Ens, 1692, Capt James
Avery's Co., 1693. Capt,
1697.
Cadle, Cornelius
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Owen, Frederick D.
Avery, Capt. John,  -1682.
Delaware. Lieut, of the mili
tary forces and President of the
Court at the Whorekill, 1675.
Capt. of foot company at the
Whorekill, 1676.
Minis, John L.
Sellers, Edwin Jaquett
Avery, Ens. Robert, 1649-1722.
Dedham, Mass. Ens., Dedham
Co.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Avery, Capt. Thomas, 1651-1737.
Commissioned Captain, 1693,
of a Train Band on the east
side of Thames River. Dep
uty to Gen. Court, 1694.
Harris, Walter St.G.
Avery, Capt. William,  , Ded
ham. Capt. of Gov.'s Life
Guard, 1702.
Hall, Lewis C.
Avery, Lieut. William, 1 622-1 687,
Dedham. Lieut. Dedham Co.,
1673. Deputy from Spring
field, 1669, Colony of Mass.
Bay. A. & H. A. Co.
Avery, Samuel P.
Belknap, Robert L.
Belknap, Waldron P.
Bissell, William P.
Fisher, Albert J.
Fisher, Francis P.
Hall, Lewis C.
Harriman, Edward Avery
Howe, Edward W.
Lockwood, Thos. St. John
Ridgely, Charles
Robinson, Roswell R.
Axtell, Daniel,  1681. Mem
ber of Council and Landgrave
of Carolina, 1681.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Haughton, Richard
Middleton, John I.
Ayer, Cornet Peter, 1633-1699.
Cornet Haverhill Co. and
Deputy, 1680, et seq., Col. of
Mass. Bay.
Ayer, James B.
Burrell, Herbert L.
Loomis, Archie Harwood
Nichols, Willard A.
Smith, Thomas K.
Ayer, Capt. Samuel, 1654-1708,
Haverhill, Mass. In King
Philip's War, in Capt. Benja
min Swett's Co. Killed in the
attack upon Haverhill.
Flint, James M.
Ayer, Thomas  , Haverhill,
Mass. In garrison, 1690.
Thompson, Frank C.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Ayer (s), Sergt. John,  1675,
Brookfield, Mass. Capt. Thos.

Wheeler's Co. Killed at
Brookfield.
Ayer, James B.
Ayers, Robert, 1625  . Haver
hill, Mass. Representative to
General Court, i667-'74.
Thompson, Frank C.
Aylett, William, 1697-1760. Bur
gess, King William Co., Va.,
i723-'26.
Barret, Richard A.
Aylett, Col. William,  1781.
King William's Co., Va. Col.
in the Virginia Army. Mem
ber of House of Burgesses of
Va.
Junkin, Francis T. A.
Ayscough, Surgeon Richard, 1723-
1780. Surgeon with rank of
Major in British Army, sta
tioned at N. Y., French and
Indian War.
Trenchard, Edward

B

Babcock, Col. Henry, 1736-1800.
Served in the R. I. Regt.,
French and Indian Wars,
I755"'59- Capt under Sir Wil
liam Jensen at Fort George.
Major, i756-'58. Col. at Ti
conderoga.
Babcock, Harry W.
Babcock, Joseph N.
Babcock, Philip Sheridan
Babcock, John, i6.h-'685, West
erly, R. I., Soldier in the
Great Swamp Fight, 1675.
Conservator of the Peace,
1678. Deputy, i682-'84.
Andrews, Jas. M., Sr.
Babcock, Donald Sturges
Cochran, Geo. Dewar
Ellis, William Dewar
Meader, Richard D.
Wilder, William W.
Babcock, Lieut.-Col. Oliver, 1683-
1773. Hopkinton, R. I. En
sign in Troop of Horse, under
Capt. William Crawford, 1720.
Lieut, in the Westerly Co.,
1725; Capt. of same, 1726;
Lieut.-Col., 1757.

Cochran, Geo. D.
Ellis, William D.
Babcock, Sergt. Robert,  1694.
Milton, Mass. Appointed Ser
geant, Feb. 11, 1676.
Preston, Deming H.
Backus, Lieut. William, 1640-
1721, Norwich, Conn. Sergt.
of Militia. Ens. i68o-'89.
Lieut, 1693. Deputy, i68o-'89.
Backus, Brady E.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Hitchcock, (James) Ripley
(Hitchcock)
Jewett, Stephen
Jewett, William K.
McKinstry, Elisha W.
Monette, Orra E.
Moses, Zebina
Waldo, Rhinelander
Bacon, Benjamin, 1688-1727.
Served in Capt. John Lane's
Co., 1703-1713, and in the Bil
lerica Troop, Queen Anne's
War, relief of Dunstable,
Mass., 1706.
Philbrook, Chas. F. B.
Bacon, Col. Edward, 1716-1783,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Barnstable, Mass. Col., Barn
stable Regt, 1775.
Crocker, David.
Bacon, John,  1683, Dedham,
Mass. In King Philip's War,
in garrison at Wrentham, 1676.
Bacon, Leon Brooks
Bacon, Jonathan, 1 672-1 754. Dep
uty from Billerica, 1675.
Wolcott, Roger
Bacon, Michael, 1608-1688, Bil
lerica, Mass. In garrison
commanded by Timothy Brooks,
Billerica, King Philip's War,
1675.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris.
Bacon, Michael,  1707, Bed
ford, Mass. In garrison at
Billerica, King Philip's War,
1675.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Wolcott, Roger
Bacon, Nathaniel, 1614-1673,
Barnstable, Mass. Deputy,
1652-1665. Governor's Assist
ant 1657-1673. Member of
Council of War, 1658, 1667.
Bement, Robert, B. C.
Crocker, David
Denny, Thos.
Greve, Clifford
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Lovell, Frank H., Jr.
Pike, Charles E.
Bacon, Col. Nathaniel, 1620-1692.
Acting Governor of Va., 1688.
Presiding Officer of Va. Coun
cil for more than forty years.
Monnette, Orra E.
Bacon, Gen. Nathaniel, 1 644-1 676.
Member of Assembly. Hero of
"Bacon's Rebellion." Led cam
paign against Indians, 1676.
Tennille, Geo. F.
Tennille, William A.
Bacon, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1674-
1759. Lieut. Westfield Co.,
Middletown, Conn., 1728. Dep
uty, 1734.
Dobbin, Edward S.
Bacon, Capt. William, 1716-1761,
Dedham, Mass. In Crown
Point Expedition in Col.
Gridley's Regt., 1756.

Ballantyne, Lewis Bacon
Badcock, Sergt. Robt.  1694,
Milton, Mass,, Sergt., i675-'76,
King Philip's War.
Crafts, J. Chancellor
Hill, Lew C.
Badger, Sergt. John, 1643-1691,
Newbury, Mass. In Capt.
John March's Co., Essex
North Regt, in expedition to
Canada, 1690. Sergt. in
Colonial forces.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Richardson, William S.
Bagg, Ens. John, 1665 - 1740.
Sergt. of military Co., Spring
field, Mass. Ens., 1738.
Fisher, Albert J.
Bagley, Ens. Orlando, 1655-
1728, Amesbury, Mass. Ens.,
1680.
Atwood, Luther
Green, Ceylon Lafayette
Bailey, Benjamin, 1713-1790, Lan
caster, Mass. Served under
Capt. Jonathan Whitney, 1748.
Bailey, Everett H.
Bailey, James, 1730-1791, Haddam,
Conn. Served against French
and Indians, 1759.
Hawkins, William Elton
Bailey, John, 1 642-1 690, Rowley,
Mass. In expedition against
Quebec, 1690, under Sir Wm.
Phips.
Bailey, Vernon Howe
Bailey, Ens. John, 1688-1767, Had
dam, Conn. Ens. of Train
Band at Haddam, 173 1.
Hawkins, William Elton
Bailey, Col. John, 1732-1806.
Lieut.-Col., expedition to Lake
George, Maj.-Gen. Johnson
commanding; at Crown Point,
1755. Col. commanding Pro
vincial Regt. at Ticonderoga.
Lieut.-Col., 2nd Regt., Dutchess
Co., 1775. Chairman, Com
mittee of Safety.
Bailey, Theodorus
Bailey, Richard, 1717  , Haver
hill, Mass. Soldier in French
and Indian War, 1757. Mem
ber of "Second Foot Company,"
Militia of Haverhill.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Grove, George Wilson
Grove, Leslie Styer
Baird, Lieut. John,  1760.
Ens., Gen. Forbes' Regt, ex
pedition against Fort Du-
quesne, 1758. Lieut, 1759.
Provincial Forces of Penn.
Baird, Absalom
Baird, Wm.
McKnight, Charles
Baker, Benjamin, 1717-1785. Sol
dier from Ga., campaign
against St. Augustine, Fla.,
1740.
Harden, Edward T.
Baker, Henry,  1701. Mem
ber Penn. Assembly, 1685, et
seq.
Hough, Oliver
Sharp, George M.
Baker, John, 1636-1695, Woburn,
Mass. Soldier in King Phil
ip's War.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Baker, John,  1733. Rox
bury. A soldier in King
Philip's War.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Baker, Capt. John, 1700-1745.
Capt 8th Mass. Regt., Louis
burg expedition, 1745.
Baker, Chas. Henry
Baker, George C.
Taylor, John M.
Baker, Lieut. John, 1703-1760,
Woodbury, Conn. Ens., 1741.
Lieut, 1743.
Baker, George A.
Baker, William S.
Cowles, Calvin D.
Baker, Lieut. John,  1792,
Georgia. Lieut, ist Co., 3rd
Regt. Foot Militia.
Baker, Marcus S.
Harden, Alfred D.
Baker, John,  . In King
Philip's War, under Capt.
Moseley, Mount Hope, 1675.
Baker, George C.
Taylor, John M.
Baker, Capt. Joseph, 1 714-1795,
Pembroke, N. H. Private in
Col. Hart's Regt., Crown Point
Expedition, 1758. Later, Capt.
in Col. Lovewell's Regt.

Baker, Henry M.
Baker, Joseph,  . Member of
Assembly, 1700, et seq., Prov.
of Penn.
Rogers, James S.
Baker, Joshua, 1642  . Volun
teer in King Philip's War,
1676. One of the Narragan-
sett Grantees who drew Cedar
Swamp Lot No. 29.
Gamble, Joseph.
Baker, Nicholas,  1678, Hing-
ham, Mass. Deputy, 1636, '38.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Baker, Col. Otis, 1727-1801, Dover,
N. H., Deputy, 1768-1775.
Lieut.-Col. of the 2d New
Hampshire Regt, 1772.
Wentworth, Moses J.
Wenzell, Henry B.
Baker, Capt. Remember, 1740-1775.
Served in Conn, troops, 1757-
1758.
Baker, Hugh, P.
Baker, Richard,  1689, Dor
chester, Mass. Member A. &
H. A. Co., 1658.
Baker, Frederic W.
Swan, Reuben S.
Baker, Samuel, 1696,  Wo
burn and Oxford, Mass.
Volunteer under Capt. Eben
ezer Learned in Col. Ruggles'
Regt. 1756.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Baker, Capt. Samuel,  . Mem
ber Governor's Council.
Houghton, William A.
Baker, Thomas,  1683. Rox
bury. King Philip's War.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Baker, Capt. Thomas, 1631-1718.
Deputy from 1663. Capt. of
Topsfield and Andover Troop
of Horse, 1713.
Appleton, Francis H.
Bent, Samuel A.
Jordan, Fitz. H.
Morgan, Appleton
Skinner, Henry W.
Story, Henry G.
Story, Joseph G.
Wenzell, Henry B.
Wilson, John A.
Baker, Ens. Thomas, 1618-1700,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Milford, Conn., and East-
hampton, L. I. Ens., East-
hampton, L. I., 1654. Assist
ant, 1658-1663.
Baker, Frank
Baker, Capt. Thomas, 1682-1753.
Prisoner at Deerfield, Mass.,
1704. In 1713 escorted John
Stoddard and Rev. John Wil
liams to negotiate return of
prisoners from Canada, 1719.
Commanded expedition against
Indians in Northern N. Hamp.
Deputy from Brookfield.
Wenzell, Henry Burleigh.
Baker, Ens. Timothy, 1647-1729,
Northampton, Mass. In Capt.
William Turner's Co., Falls
Fight, 1676. Ens. of Foot
under Capt. Cook, 1685.
Miller, Eddis N.
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, Wm. B.
Wenzell, Henry B.
Baker, William,  1727. Sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Balch, Benjamin, 1628/9-1715.
In Foot Co., of Beverly, Mass.,
1677.
Patch, Charles E.
Rollins, Philip A.
Balch, Capt. Nathaniel, 1735-
1808, Providence, R. I., and
Boston, Mass. Capt 3d Co.,
Providence Train Band, 1763.
Hough, Benjamin K.
Balch, Ens. Samuel, 1651-1723.
In Canada expedition, 1690;
member Beverly, Mass.,
Troop, 1683; Rep., 1698, 1701-
'o7-'o9, 'io-'i3, 'i6-'i9.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Balch, Rev. Thomas, 1711-1777,
South Dedham, Mass. Was
Chaplain in Louisburg Ex
pedition, 1744.
Poole, Charles C.
Baldwin, Capt. Abner, 1726-1781.
Ens., 1757. Lieut, 1762, Capt,
1767. Col. Forces of Conn.,
French and Indian Wars.
Jones, Charles L.
Peck, Guy Dayton
Baldwin, Barnabas, 1698-1769,

Milford, Conn. Ens., 1739;
Lieut, 1740; Capt, 1749.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Baldwin, Barnabas, 1726-1804,
Conn. Ens. of Tenth .Co.,
Second Regt, 1774. He was
called "Lieutenant"
Pack, Arthur Newton.
Baldwin, Daniel, 1664  . In
King Philip's War.
Enos, Alanson T.
Baldwin, Henry, 1664-173 9, Wo
burn, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Baldwin, Capt. Hezekiah, 1732-
1822. In Conn, troop, French
and Indian War, 1755 - '60.
Sergt, i755-'56. Ensign, 1757.
Second Lieut, 1758. First
Lieut, 1759. Wounded at
Battle of Lake George, Sept. 8,
1755. In Abercrombie's as
sault on Fort Ticonderoga,
July 8, 1758. Capt. of Militia,
Albany County, N. Y., 1770.
Fox, Howard
Fox, Noel B.
Baldwin, James, 1703  , Derby,
Conn. Soldier in French and
Indian War. Deputy to Conn.
General Court, i747-'48.
Bassett, Roger Marcus
Baldwin, Capt. Jeduthan, 1731-
1788. Capt. in Col. Josiah
Brown's Regt, 1755 ; also
served under Brig.-Gen. Timo
thy Ruggles.
Calef, Amos H.
Baldwin, John,  . In Indian
uprising, 1622. House after
wards used at garrison.
Woodward, William
Baldwin, Sergt. John, 1635-1681.
Sergt, Milford, Conn., Militia,
1658.
Baker, Frank
Magruder, Caleb, C.
McKeon, Newton F.
Baldwin, Capt. Nathaniel, 1693-
1760. Deputy, 1759-1760.
Lieut, of East Co., Goshen,
Conn., 1751. Capt. 1752.
Baldwin, Orville D.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Brereton, Tallmadge H.
Buell, Frederick F.
Conover, John T.
Norton, Thomas H.
Powell, Lyman Theodore.
Baldwin, Ens. Richard, 1622- 1665,
Milford, Conn. Ens., 1654.
Deputy, i662-'64.
Anderson, Arthur C
Bassett, Roger M.
Bronson, Edward P.
Farnham, Elijah T.
Fox, Noel B.
O'Connor, Charles W.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Ball, Capt. Allinc,  1700.
Capt in the New Haven Col
onial militia, 1643.
Bicknell, George A.
Elder, Charles A.
Patterson, Andrew S.
Washburne, William Ives
Ball, Capt. Alling, Jr., 1656-1710.
Capt. of New Haven Colonial
militia at East Haven. Mem
ber of Committee on taking up
East Haven land.
Patterson, Andrew S.
Ball, Samuel, 1648-1689, North
ampton, Mass. In Capt. Wil
liam Turner's Co., Falls Fight,
1676.
Hayden, Wm. M.
Murray, Charles H.
Ball, Capt. Samuel, 1686-1751.
Capt of the Orange Co. Mili
tia, 1742. Member of the
Commission of Peace for Or
ange Co., 1734.
Crenshaw, Loren Oldham
Ball, Lieut.-Col. Spencer, 1700-
1767. Captain and Justice of
Northumberland County, Va.,
i735-'37. Lieut.-Col., 1753.
Member of the House of Bur
gesses, 1755-58.
Thorpe, Spencer Guy
Ball, Lieut. Thomas,  1722.
Lieut Talbot Co., militia,
1696, Province of Maryland.
Mullikin, Howard
Ball, Col. William, Sr. 1615-1680.
Empowered by the Virginia
Assembly to impress men and
horses against the Indians,

1675. Member of Va. House
of Burgesses, 1668, et seq.
Caine, Paul
Caine, Sydney A.
Crenshaw, Loren Oldham
Douglas, William Walter
Eberlein, Charles W.
Gill, William H.
Hornor, William M.
Hull, John B. T.
Otter, John D.
Otter, Robert W.
Thorpe, Spencer Guy
Thorpe, Spencer R.
Throckmorton, Charles W.
Ball, Capt. William, Jr., 1641-
1694, of Lancaster Co., Va.,
militia.
Crenshaw, Loren Oldham
Gill, William H.
Thorpe, Spencer Guy
Washburne, William Ives.
Ballard, Capt. Jeremiah, 1697-
1762. Sergeant and Captain,
1744. Served in 1745 as
Captain of a Company, again
in 1758 in a Reg. commanded
by Col. Williams.
Murdock, Joseph B.
Ballard, Nathaniel,  1722,
Lynn, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Ballard, Esek S.
Ballord, Webb R.
Bates, James H.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Haven, Wm.
Preston,. Deming H.
Ballard, William, 1602-1641.
Deputy to Quarterly Court,
1638. Member of A. & H. A.
C, 1638.
Cadle, Cornelius
Ballard, William, 1 603-1 689. In
King Philip's War in garrison
at Chelmsford. A. & H. A.
Co., 1636.
Ballard, Willis D.
Bicknell, George A.
Blunt, Stanhope E.
Boucher, Charles
Cadle, Chas. F.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Lawton, Daniel L.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Lawton, George P.
Stevens, John W.
Waters, Arthur Jay.
Woodward, Wm.
Ballard, Zaccheus, 1731-1807.
Capt. Eames' Co., French and
Indian Wars, 1754-1763.
Ballard, Ezek S.
Ballat, Lieut. Samuel, 1637-1708.
Charlestown, Mass. Lieut, of
Train Band. Commandeered
supplies in King Philip's war.
Libby, Charles T.
Ballenger, Henry,  1733-
Evesham, N. J. Member of the
Assembly of West N. J., for
Burlington Co., 1697. Served
as Assessor for Evesham
Township, 1700.
Adams, Arthur.
Ballinger, Thomas French.
Ballentine, Col. John, 1653-1734,
Boston, Mass. In Capt.
Henchman's Co., 1681. Capt.
1705. Major, 1708. Lieut-
Col., 1710. Col., 1712. Dep
uty, 1726. A. & H. A. Co.,
1682. Ens., 1694. Lieut, 1697.
Capt, i703-'io.
Ballantine, Henry W.
Ballentine, Lieut.-Col. John,
1675-1736, Boston, Mass., A.
& H. A. Co., 1694. 2nd Sergt,
1700. Ens., 1706-. Lieut
1708. Commander of an ex
pedition to Port Royal, 1710.
Ballantine, Henry W.
Ballou, John, 1650-1714, Provi
dence, R. I. Wounded in In
dian wars.
Ballou, Hosea S.
Baltimore, Lord, George Calvert,
1580-1632. Clerk of the Privy
Council (England), 1613,
knighted, 1617; Secretary of
State (England), 1619-1625;
Member of Parliament for
Oxford University, 1624;
Member of the Virginia Com
pany, 1609; Councillor of the
New England Company, 1622;
Founder of the Colony of
Avalon in New Foundland,
1623; fought two naval en
gagements with the French in

New Foundland, sending home
his son, Leonard Calvert, in
command of six captured the
ships; Grantee and Lord
Proprietor of Maryland Pala
tinate in 1632.
Brent, Joseph L.
Keyser, Robert B.
Nicklin, Benj. Patten
Nicklin, John Bailey, Jr.
Raborg, H. Mason.
Raborg, Thomas Mason Thomson
Smith, William D. G.
Bancker, Capt. Evert, 1665-1734,
Albany, N. Y. Alderman,
1691. Justice of the Peace,
1692. Mayor, i695-'96. Mem
ber of Assembly, 1702. In
dian Commissioner, 1 698-1734.
Member of Commission in
charge of Expedition against
Canada, 171 1. Capt. in com
mand at Fort Oswego, 1727.
Master Colonial Court in
Chancery, 1 696-1734.
Bancker, Enoch.
Bancroft, Capt. Ebenezer, 1667-
1717, Lynn, Mass. Lieut, of
Lynn Foot Co., 1689; Capt. in
Capt. Burrell's Regt. in 1706-
'07.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Bancroft, Lieut. Ebenezer, 1738-
1827. Corp. in Capt. Butter-
field's Co., Crown Point Ex
pedition, 1755. Sergt., 1756.
2nd Lieut, 1759. Lieut, 1761.
Hill, John P.
Bancroft, Capt. Edmund, 1726-
1805, Pepperell, Mass. Dep
uty 1776- Capt. of Militia.
Treas. of Pepperell 20 years.
Delegate to Prov. Congress at
Cambridge and Watertown.
Marble, John Emerson
Marble, William Cary
Bancroft, Lieut. Thomas, 1622-
1691, Mass. Soldier in King
Philip's War. Ensign before
1679. Lieut, in Lynn Co., 16S9.
Allen, John K.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Newhall, James S.
Bancroft, Capt. Thomas, 1649-
1718, Reading, Mass. In gar-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

rison at Groton, King Philip's
War. Lieut, 1693. Capt,
1696. In 1696 engaged in ef
fort to relieve Hilton's garri
son.
Carpenter, Frederick B.
Cox, Edwin B.
Cox, Wm. Emerson
Davis, Chandler
Marble, John Emerson
Newhall, James S.
Bancroft, Sergeant Thomas, 
1684, Mass. Sergeant in the
Springfield Train Band.
Booth, Charles E.
Bancroft, Capt. Thomas, 1673-
173 1. Reading, Mass. Repre
sentative from Reading to
Gen. Court, i725-'27, i730-'3i.
Marble, John Emerson
Bane, Capt. Jonathan, 1693  .
Succeeded Capt. Bradbury in
the command of the Block
House at Saco, 1750. Capt,
1743.
Hill, John F.
Bane, Capt. Lewis, 1671 - 1721,
York, Me. Appointed with
Maj. Joseph Hammond to
erect Fort Mary at Winter
Harbor, Saco, 1708. Repre
sentative, 1704, et seq.
Hill, John F.
Bangs, Capt. Edward, 1 592-1 678,
Plymouth and Eastham, Mass.
Capt. of the Guard against the
Indians. Member Plymouth
Military Co., 1643. Deputy,
1652.
Alderson, Victor C.
Brown, David H.
Bryant, Percy
Bryant, W. Sohier
Clark, Homer P.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Doane, Wm. H.
Foster, Albert V.
Gillette, Edwin F.
Griffith, Wm. H. _
Johnson, James Gibson
Jordan, Scott
Orr, Arthur
Parker, Fred'k W.
Rich, William T.
Rumrill, Frank
Sears, Clinton B.

Snow, Edgar M.
Southworth, Constant
Tobey, Frank B.
Williams, Edw. G.
Bangs, Capt. Jonathan, 1640-1728,
of Eastham, Mass. Ensign,
Eastham Company, 1659.
Afterwards Capt. Deputy to
Plymouth Colony Court, 1674,
'76> *79i '83. Representative,
Mass. General Court, 1692.
Bangs, Fletcher H.
Bangs, Francis S.
Bangs, Lemuel B.
Foster, Volney William
Johnson, James Gibson
Rumrill, Frank
Snow, Albert Eugene
Banks, Aaron, 1738-1823. In
Capt. David Bean's Co., 1759.
Wardwell, Walter C.
Banks, John,  1684, Conn.
Deputy to General Court, 19
terms between 1651 and 1683.
Banks, George W.
McClintock, Emory
Milbank, Isaac
Milbank, Nichols
Bankson, Andrew, 1640-1706,
Penn. Member of Assembly,
1683, '86, '98.
Wainwright, Clement R.
Wainwright, Francis K.
Bannister, Lieut. John, 1670-
1730. Was a Lieut, at Marl
boro, Mass.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Barber (Barbour), Capt. George,
1615-1683, Dedham and Med
field, Mass. Capt. A. & H. A.
Co. Sergt. in Medfield Foot,
1646. Chief Military Officer
of Medfield after 1649. De
fended it in King Philip's
War. Fought against Indians
at Seekonk and Rehoboth, 1676.
Alexander, Harrison B.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Holbrook, Levi
Johnson, Emery W.
Leland, Charles H.
Metcalf, Bryce
Metcalf, James Betts.
Preston, Deming H.
Sanger, Joseph P.
Sanger, Louis P.

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SOCIETY OP COLONIAL WARS

Sanger, Walter P.
Sanger, W. Cary.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Stone, William E.
Wight, William W.
Barber, George, 1724-1769, Med-
way, Mass. In King George's
War, 1745 ; and in the French
and Indian War, 1758.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Stone, William E.
Barber, John.  . In King
Philip's War, credited for
military service, 1676.
Rollins, Philip A.
Barber, John, Jr.  . In com
panies of Capts. Nicholas
and John Gilman, 1710. In
scouting party under Capt.
Nicholas Gilman, June, 1710.
Rollins, Philip A.
Barber, John, 1693-1754, Medway,
Mass. Representative from
Medfield, 1734, '37; and from
Medway, i747-'48.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Stone, William E.
Barber, John, 1708-1755, Sudbury,
Mass. Killed in skirmish near
Schenectady, N. Y., Expedi
tion to Niagara, 1755.
Leland, Charles H.
Barber, Lieut. Josiah, 1653-1733.
Lieut, in Windsor, Ct, 17 10.
Little, Robt. Forsyth.
Barber, Lieut. Thomas, 1614-1662.
Soldier under Capt. John
Mason, Pequot Fort, Mystic,
1637.
Barbour, George H.
Barbour, Lucius A.
Burke, James S.
Burt, Charles W.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Norton, Edward L.
Schermerhorn, J. Maus
White, John B.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Barbour, James, of Virginia, 
1775. Member of House of
Burgesses, Culpeper Co.,
i76i-'65. Presiding Justice,
1764.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Waters, John S. T.

Barbour, Thomas, 1735-1825. Mem
ber of House of Burgesses of
Va., 1769-1775. Signer of
Va. Association, May 18, 1769,
and June 22, 1770. Member
of Com. of Safety, Orange
County, 1774. Member of
Va. Conventions, 1774"'75-
Justice, 1768.
Haldeman, Walter Newman
Waters, John S. T.
Barbour, Capt., Wm. 1679-1721.
Capt. of Va. Militia, and one
of the first Justices of Rich
mond County.
Hume, Edgar E., Jr.
Barbour, Hon. William,  1731-
Member of the Va. House of
Burgesses, I7i4-'i8.
Hume, Edgar E., Jr.
Barclay, Dep. Gov. John, 1659-
173 1, East Jersey. Deputy
Governor of East Jersey.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Prichett, Thomas B.
Suydam, Walter L.
Barclay, Gov. Robert, 1648-1690.
Gov. of East Jersey, 1682-1690.
Hall, P. Penn-Gaskell
Barclay, Rev. Thomas, 1668-1725.
Chaplain in the Fort at Al
bany, in 1708, etc.
Brown, Bache Hamilton
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Bard, Col. Peter, 1679-1734. Col.
of Regt of Foot, 1722. Mem
ber Council, N. J., 1720. Judge
of Supreme Court.
Bradish, George J.
Johnstone, Francis U.
Johnstone, John.
Rogers, Archibald.
Bardwell, Lieut. Ebenezer, Jr.
1679  , Hatfield, Mass.
Member of Ephraim Williams'
Co., 1747. Ens., Capt. John
Ball's Co. at Fort William
Henry, 1756. 2d Lieut, Capt
John Burke's Co., 1759. Lieut,
Capt. Moses Porter's Co.,
Crown Point Expedition.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Bardwell, Lieut. Perez, Hatfield,
Mass. Member of Capt. Wil-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Ham Shephard's Co., 1761.
Member of Capt. Selah Ber
nard's Co., 1760, and Corp.,
1760.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Babdwell, Sergt. Robert, 
1726, Hatfield, Mass. Mem
ber of Lieut. Phineas Upham's
Co. in King Philip's War.
Sergt. in Command of the
Hadley and Hatfield garri
sons, Falls Fight.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Clark, Lot Curran
Enos, Alanson, T., Jr.
Foster, Everett W.
Hawks, William I.
Barker, Capt. Francis,  Dux
bury, Mass. Representative,
1686, '94, 1701. Lieut, Dux
bury Military Company, 1686;
subsequently Capt.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Barker, Lieut. Francis, 1714-
1795. Lieut, Troop of Horse,
Capt. Benjamin Beal, Jr., 3d
Suffolk Co. Regt, Col. Benja
min Lincoln, 1753.
Swan, Robert T.
Barker, Dep.-Gov. James, 1623-
1702, Newport, R. I. Dep.-
Gov. R. I., 1678. Assistant and
Deputy, 1663-1686. Corp., 1644.
Ens., 1648.
Albro, Addis
Barker, Henry R.
Bliven, William W.
Champlin, John D., Jr.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Nickerson, Thos. W., Jr.
Noyes, Charles P.
Noyes, Daniel R.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Barker, Sergt. John,  1735.
Sergt. in King Philip's War.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Barker, John, Mass. 1650-1729.
Deputy from Marshfield 1689,
and from Scituate 1706, '12,
'19. Sergt. in King Philip's
War, and in 1680 was freed

from bearing arms on account
of wounds received in the late
war.
Brown, John B.
Bryant, Percy
Hunnewell, Wm. Bowne
Barker, Jonathan, 1658  , Bos
ton. In King Philip's War in
Brookfield Expedition, 1676;
in Capt. Sill's Co.
Smith, Francis Marion
Barker, Lieut. Robert,  1692,
Duxbury, Mass. Lieut., Dux
bury Co., 1675.
Cutler, Edward H.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Barker, Lieut. Robert, 1651-1729,
Duxbury, Mass. Lieut, First
Co., Plymouth Regt, Major
William Bradford, Narragan-
sett Campaign, King Philip's
War.
Howland, Charles W.
Howland, Daniel W.
Barker, William, 1705-1762. Pri
vate in Capt. List's Co., Major
John Minot, 1757.
Wheelock, William B.
Barlow, Lieut. Edmund, 1732-
1818, Suffield, Mass. In
Crown Point Expedition, 1756.
Served at Fort William
Henry, 1756, as Corp. in Capt.
Jonathan Ball's Co. Lieut.
later.
Barlow, Peter T.
Barlow, Lieut. John, 1668-1715,
Fairfield, Conn. Lieut, 1705.
Jennings, Walter
Barnard, John 2d, 163 1  ,
Watertown, Mass. Soldier,
King Philip's War, in Capt.
Davenport's Co., Swamp
Fight; later Lieut, under Ed
ward Tyng.
Barnard, Charles Nathan
Currier, Amos N.
Daniels, Howard B.
Draper, Thomas W.-M.
Barnard, Captain John, 1655-1718.
Soldier in King Philip's War.
Currier, Amos Noyes
Barnard, Col. John, — —  .
Commanded a Georgia Regi-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

ment of Rangers in the service
of the King.
Chisholm, Frank M.
Chisholm, Julian F.
Barnard, John 3d, 1656-1732,
Watertown, Mass. Soldier,
King Philip's War.
Draper, Thomas W. M.
Barnard, John, 1713-1785, Hadley,
Mass. Soldier in French Wars.
Hawks, Frederick E.
Barnard, Capt. John, 1732-1813.
Clerk, 2d Co., Lieut.-Col.
Nathan Payson; Capt. 3d
Conn. Regt, Crown Point Ex
pedition, 1756.
Gross, Charles E.
Gross, Charles W.
Barnard, Joseph, 1641-1695, Deer
field, Mass. In garrison at
Deerfield, King William's
War, 1695. Deputy, i692-'93-
Barnard, Franklin
Parsons, Francis H.
White, William C.
Barnard, Capt. Samuel, 1654-
1728. In Father Rasle's War.
Partridge, Edward L.
Barnard, Samuel, 1673 - 1748,
Amesbury, Mass. Under Capt.
Thomas Harvey, "Snow Shoe
Men" of 1708.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Barnard, Thomas, 1612-1677,
Amesbury, Mass. Killed by
Indians.
Barnard, Job
Morrell, George C.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Barnard, Corp. Thomas, 1641-
171 5, Salisbury, Mass., and
Nantucket. In Capt. William
Turner's Co., King Philip's
War, i675-'76.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Parker, Moses G.
Barnes, John,  1671, Ply
mouth, Mass. In Lieut. Wil
liam Holmes' Co., Pequot War,
1637.
Baker, Alfred L.
Cushing, Luther S.
Smith, Thomas H.

Barnes, Joshua, 1616-1684, L. I.
Chosen one of the Deputies
from Southampton, 1663, to the
General Assembly at Hart
ford.
Lindly, John M.
Barnes, Richard, 1630-1708, Marl
boro, Mass. In King Philip's
War, 1675, Marlboro garrison.
Barnes, Frank L.
Barnes, Winthrop Howard
Barnes, Corp. Thomas, 1732  ,
North Brookfield, Mass. Cor
poral in Capt. Samuel Rob
inson's Hardwick, Mass., Co.,
serving from Brookfield,
Crown Point Expedition, 1755,
Old French War.
Barnes, Cornelius A.
Barnes, George E.
Barnes, Monroe J.
Barnes, Sergt. Thomas,  1689,
Farmington, Conn. In Pequot
War, 1637. Sergt, 16.51.
Adams, Frederick C.
Barnes, Amos F.
Bronson, Edward P.
Chittenden, Edward S.
Hawkins, William Elton
Morris, Seymour
Roe, Charles F.
Barney, Daniel, 1697  > Reho-
both, Mass. Representative,
1 741, et seq.
Palmer, Charles D.
Barney, Jacob, 1601-1673, Salem,
Mass. Deputy, 1635, et seq.
Barney, George Deverell
Briggs, William C.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Palmer, Charles D.
Barney, Jonathan, 1679  .
Deputy from Newport, 1704.
Robeson, Andrew
Barnwell, Col. John, 1671-1724.
Beaufort, S. C. Commanded
first expedition against the
Tuscaroras, 1712. Col. in
Yemassee War, 171 5. Agent
in England for the Colony.
Barnwell, Morgan G.
Barnwell, Wm. G.
Barnwell, Col. Nathaniel, 1705-
1775. Aide to Gen. Ogel-

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thorpe in Florida Expedition,
1740. Member of the Assem
bly.
Barnwell, Morgan G.
Barrell, Ens. John, 1618-1658,
A. H. A. Co., 1643. 4th Sergt,
1651. ist Sergt, 1656. Ens.,
1656. Sergt in Boston Mili
tia, i6si-'53.
Barrell, Henry F.
Barret, Ens. Humphrey, 1630-
1716, Concord, Mass. Ens. Co.
of Foot, 1688-1690. Deputy,
1691.
Barrett, Edwin S.
Bent, Samuel A.
Moore, George H.
Shuart, William H.
Swain, William C.
Barret, Sergt. Thomas, 1600-1665.
Sergt. in the Loudon County,
Va., Guards.
Barret, Richard A.
Barret, William, 1623 - 1700.
Member House of Burgesses
from James City County, Va.,
i644-'46-'49.
Barret, Richard A.
Hundley, John B.
Wood, George T.
Wood, Geo. T., Jr.
Wood, Richard Veech
Barrett, James, 1 644-1 694, Mai
den, Mass. In Capt. Edward
Hutchinson's Co., Mount Hope
Campaign, 1675 ; under Lieut.
William Hasey, 1675; also one
of Swift's "ply of horse,"
1676, King Philip's War.
Pear, Albert M.
Pear, Charles M.
Barrett, Col. James, 1710-1779,
Concord. Col. Middlesex Mi
litia, 1774-1775. Member Pro
vincial Congress, Mass. Bay,
1774-1775. Deputy, 1756-1775.
Barrett, Edwin S.
Curtis, Everett Nichols
Melville, Henry
Barrett, John,  1706, Chelms
ford, Mass. In King Philip's
War, 1676, Capt. Thomas
Prentice's Co.
Burt, Charles W.

1735- Ens.,

1629-

Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Barrett, John, 1709-1772, Chelms
ford, Mass. Served in the
French and Indian Wars,
under Capt. Jabez Fairbanks.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Barrett, Capt. - Lieut. Joseph,
1679-1763, Concord, Mass.
Capt.-Lieut of the Concord
Foot Company, 1732.
Bent, Samuel A.
Barrett, Capt. Nathan,
1791, Concord, Mass.
1766. Capt, 1773.
Barrett, Edwin S.
Barrett, Lieut. William,
1689. Lieut, under Capt Joseph
Sill, King Philip's War.
Brown, John B.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Barron, Ellis, 1 600-1 676, Water-
town, Mass. Soldier in King
Philip's War.
Barron, Thomas
Britton, Edward E.
Bryant, Fred'k S.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Eldridge, William H.
Guilford, Nathan
Partridge, Edward L.
Sears, Clinton B.
Washburn, William D.
Whitney, Drake
V/ood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Barron, Samuel, 1679
Chelmsford, Mass.
Capt. Lane, Expedition for re
lief of Groton, Dunstable, and
Dracut, 1706.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Barron, Timothy, 1706/7  ,
Groton and Westford, Mass.
Soldier from Groton in the
Indian Wars, i724-'25. Was
severely wounded in the siege
of Louisburg, 1745.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.

1771,
Under

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Barry, Capt. Andrew, 1746-1811,
Pa. and S. C. Appointed Mag
istrate by George III, about
1765 ; also held office as Capt.
from same power.
Wood, Raiford, James
Barry, Ens. James, 1734- 1788.
Ens. of Phila. Regt, under
Col. Jacob Duche, 1756.
Fleming, David L.
Barstow, George, 1614 - 1654.
Cambridge, Mass., A. & H. A.
Co., 1644.
Hill, Henry B.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Bartholomew, Cornet Henry,
1601-1692, Salem, Mass. Dep
uty, i645-'84. Cornet of the
Troop of Horse commanded
by Col. George Curwin, 1665.
Putnam, George J.
Bartholomew, Lieut. Joseph, 1721-
1781, Wallingford, Conn. Ens.
of 2d Co., 1764. Lieut, 1767.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Bartholomew, William, 1602-
1680, Ipswich, Mass. Deputy,
1635, et seq.
Clark, Eliot A.
Putnam, George J.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Bartholomew, Lieut. William,
1640-1697, Ipswich and Rox
bury, Mass. In King Philip's
War. Ens. of the New Rox
bury (Woodstock, Conn.) Co.,
1689. Lieut, 1691.
Bartholomew, George K.
Bartholomew, James H. S.
Clark, Eliot A.
Ducharme, Charles A.
Ducharme, Fred'k T.
Ducharme, Geo. A.
Ehrman, Geo. Bartholomew
Hathaway, Forrest H.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Bartlett, Lieut. Benjamin, 
1 691, Duxbury, Mass. Lieut.
of Militia. Deputy, 1685.
Baker, Alfred L.
Metcalf, Wm. P.
Woodward, Samuel W.
Bartlett, Lieut. George, 

1669, Guilford, Conn. Sergt.
under Lieut. Seely against
Dutch, 1654. Lieut, Guilford
Train Band, 1665. Deputy to
New Haven General Court,
i663-'64. Deputy, Conn., 1665.
Adams, John Q.
Betts, Fred'k H.
Paul, Edward J.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Bartlett, Richard, 1648-1724,
Newbury, Mass. Deputy to
General Court, i679-'8i-'84-'86.
Gordon, George A.
Little, Henry L.
Bartlett, Robert, 1603-1676, Ply
mouth, Mass. Served in Capt.
Myles Standish's Co., 1632.
Baker, Alfred L.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robt.
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Bartlett, Geo. Fred'k Hunter
Marsh, George S.
Metcalf, Wm. P.
Nye, Charles F.
Reynolds, James
Rhoades, Lyman
Vander Veer, Edgar A.
Willard, Edward A.
Willard, James Le B.
Bartlett, Robert, 1603 1676,
Northampton, Mass. Soldier
under Capt. Turner; killed by
the Indians in the assault upon
Northampton, Mass.
Alderson, Victor C.
Baker, Alfred L.
Bartlett, G. F. Hunter
Brewster, Samuel D.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Hubbard, Walter C.
Upham, Henry P.
Bartlett, Ens. Thomas, 1594-
1654. Watertown Militia, Pe
quot War.
Brown, George E.
Douglas, Walter B.
Harrington, Charles
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Partridge, Edward L.
Preston, Howard W.
Rollins, Philip A.
Barton, Benjamin, 1645 1720,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Warwick, R. I. Assistant,
1674, et seq. Deputy, 1679,
et seg. Speaker, i703-'o4.
Barton, Joseph J.
Erskine, Greene
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Barton, Capt. William, 1634-1717.
Capt-Lieut in Provincial Mi
litia against the Indians, 1676.
Capt, 1681. Capt. of Foot,
1689. Justice of Charles Co.,
Md., 1672, et seq. Presiding
Justice, County Court, 1694, et
seq.
Gregg, Maurice
Barton, William. Member of Md.
Assembly, 1661. Justice, St
Mary's Co., Md., 1655, 1664-
'65.
Gregg, Maurice
Bascom, Lieut. Eusha, 1739-1776,
Southampton. Lieut, in Seven
Years War, serving from 1756
to 1760.
Bascom, Chas. Edward
Basford, Jacob  , Hampton,
N. H. Served under Capt.
Matthew Austin in Queen
Anne's War. In Capt. James
Davis' Scouting Expedition.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Bass, Samuel, 1600-1694, Brain-
tree, Mass. Deputy, 1641, et
seq.
Bacon, Horace S.
Bartlett, Joseph G
Brooks, Lyman L.
Capen, Walter N.
Gould, George L.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Houghton, William A.
Johnson, James B.
Johnson, James Gibson
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Spofford, Chas. M.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Stetson, George R.
Bass, Samuel, 1660-1751, Brain-
tree, Mass. Capt. Johnson's
Co., 1675, King Philip's
War.
Gould, George L.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Stetson, George R.

Bass, Thomas,  , Medfield and
Braintree. In King Philip's
War.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Bassett, Lieut. Abraham, 1692-
1755, North Haven, Mass.
Lieut, of Train Band.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Bassett, Capt. Elisha, 1714-1794.
Capt at Sandwich, Mass.
Held commission under the
Royal Governors.
Tobey, Frank B.
Bassett, Capt. John, 173 i  ,
N. Y. First Officer Sloop
Weesel, 1756. Prize Master
Brigantine Notre Dame de
Douleurs, 1757.
Hill, Robert C. .
Bassett, Robert,  1670, of
Stamford, Conn., and Hemp
stead, L. I. He was a Drum
Major.
Bassett, Roger M.
Hawkins, William Elton
Bassett, Capt. Samuel, 1693- 1764,
of Derby, Conn. Ens., 1722.
Lieut, 1732. Capt, 1735. Se
lectman from Derby, 1724 to
1742. Deputy, 1733 to 1764.
Bassett, Roger M.
Hawkins, William Elton
Whitney, Frank I.
Bassett, William,  1677. Mem
ber of Capt. Myles Standish's
Co., Duxbury, Mass., 1643. In
Pequot War.
Bassett, Charles Franklin
Brown, John B.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Farwell, John W.
Hulbert, Henry C.
Strong, Fred'k S.
Strong, Richard P.
Tobey, Frank B.
Turner, Joseph B.
Wesson, James L.
Bassett, William,  1667, Dux
bury, Plymouth, Sandwich, and
Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony.
Volunteer in Pequot War, 1637.
Deputy, 1640, i643-'46, 1648.
Member of Military Co., Capt.
Myles Standish, 1643.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Bassett, Austin B.
Bickford, Robert S.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Daniels, Richard H.
Dixon, Willis Milnor
Doane, Wm. H.
Farwell, John W.
Johnston, Christopher
Wesson, James L.
Whittmore, Harris
Bassett, William,  1684. Sol
dier in the Indian Alarm at
New Haven, 1646; also during
the war with Ninigret, 1654.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Bassett, Capt. William, 1653-1703,
Lynn, Mass. Served under
Capt. Joseph Gardiner in the
Great Swamp Fight, King
Philip's War. Capt, 1689.
Quartermaster, 1691.
Breed, George H.
Goodhue, Samuel Amory
Kelly, Henry Morris
Bassett, Ens. William, 1656-1721.
Chief Marshal, Plymouth Col
ony, 1689-1692. Ens., 1687.
Capt at Sandwich, Mass.
Representative.
Bassett, Charles Franklin
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Hulbert, Henry C.
Strong, Fred'k S.
Strong, Richard P.
Tobey, Frank B.
Bassett, Col. William, 1 670-1723.
Member of Council, 1707-11.
Member of House of Bur
gesses, 1696 and 1702. Lieut.
Com. in Chief of New Kent
Co., 1715.
Bonsai, Leigh.
Bastiense (Kortright), Michiel,
 . Member of Night
Watch, Harlem, 1676.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Batchelder, Ebenezer, 1710-1784.
Deputy, 1774, Colony of New
Hampshire.
Batchelder, George A.
Batchelder, Joseph F.
Batchelder, John, 1605 - 1676.
Served in King Philip's War,

1675, under Lieut. William
Hersey, Three Co. Troop.
Eldridge, Wm. H.
Hale, Horace C.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Swan, Reuben S.
Winsiow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Young, Harry
Batchelder, Nathaniel, 1630-
1710. Member General Court
of N. Hamp., i694-*95.
Brown, Thomas S.
Clarke, Geo. K
Ingraham, William M.
Libby, Charles T.
Mahin, Frank C.
Moulton, Augustus F.
Verrill, Harry Mighels
Batchelder, .Samuel, 1681 
Served in Lieut. Joseph Swett's
Co. in Expedition against Port
Royal, 1707. In Capt James
Davis' Co. in 1712, as "a
scout."
Brown, Thomas S.
Batchelder, Stephen, 1676-1748,
Hampton, N. H. In King
William's War, 1694.
Clarke, Geo. K.
Mahin, Frank C.
Scales, John
Batcheller, David, 1673 1766,
Wenham, Mass. In Capt.
John Spring's Co., of Ux-
bridge, Mass., 1757. In the
French War.
Britton, Edward E.
Wool son, Alvin M.
Bateman, John,  . Served
under Major Willard, 1675, in
King Philip's War.
Denny, Thos.
Bateman, John, Jr., 1706-1758. In
Capt. Daniel Fletcher's Co.,
Expedition to Canada, 1758.
Hill, John B.
Bateman, Sergt. Thomas, 
1727. Sergt. Concord Militia
30 years.
Hill, John B.
Bates, Edward, 1 606-1 686. Wey
mouth, Mass. Came over in

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

the Griffin and landed at
Boston. Representative in the
General Court in 1639-1641
and 1660.
Reed, John L.
Bates, James, 1582-1655, Dorches
ter, Mass. Deputy, 1640.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Booth, Charles E.
Converse, Charles A.
Homer, William B.
Lloyd, John U.
McKechnie, William T.
Moseley, John G.
Robinson, Francis W.
Bates, James, Jr., 1624  , Had
dam, Conn. Deputy, i670-'74,
i684-'85.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Booth, Charles E.
Homer, William B.
Bates, Lieut. James, 1683-1745,
Conn. Lieut, 1714.
Booth, Charles E.
Bates, John, 1642-1716, Chelms
ford, Mass. In Capt. Thomas
Wheeler's Company, King
Philip's War, 1675-76; also in
Chelmsford garrison, i69i-'92.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Cooper, Leslie B.
Jordan, Scott.
Bates, John, Sr., 1657-1742, Stam
ford, Conn. Ens. of train
band at Stamford, Conn., Oct.,
1685. Deputy, i689-'90.
Adams, Edward M.
Bates, George W.
Hawkins, William Elton
Bates, John, 1717-1782, Conn. In
French and Indian War, 1755.
Booth, Charles E.
Bates, Lieut. Samuel, 1682  ,
Stamford, Conn. Lieut of 2d
Co., or train band, 1730.
Adams, Edward M.
Batherick, Thomas, 1640-1700. In
King Philip's War, i675-'76.
Robbins, Howard S.
Batt, Christopher, 1601 - 1661,
Salisbury and Boston, Mass.
Appointed to drill the com
pany at Colchester, 1640.
Deputy, r64o-'4i, '43, '50, '60.

Clarke, Geo. K.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Batt, Lieut. William. Soldier in
Pequot War, 1637. Commis
sioned Lieut, 1661. Rep.
from Saybrook to General
Court. Magistrate, 1666.
Hart, Samuel
Baulstone, Lieut. William, 1600-
1678. Assistant, 1641, et seq.
Treasurer, Newport, R. I., 1640,
'41 ; of Portsmouth, 1644.
Sergt., Portsmouth, R. I.,
Train Band, 1638. Lieut, for
Portsmouth, 1642. Commis
sioner, i654-'56, '58-'63.
Anthony, Frank Dell
Anthony, James L.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Lee, Edward C.
Watson, William H.
Baward, John, Jr., 1631  . In
King Philip's War under
Lieut. Tyng, Capt. Daven
port's Co. In Swamp Fight,
1675, and served with Capt.
Syll, 1676, Watertown Train
Band.
Harrington, Arthur C.
Baxter, Lieut. John, 1639-1719,
Braintree, Mass. Deputy, 1693-
'99, I7oi-'o5, 1706. In town
miiitia.
Dyer, Leonard H.
French, Charles E.
French, George B.
Bayard, Balthazar,  . Repre
sentative from Bergen in the
New Jersey Assembly in 1668,
under Gov. Cartaret.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Bayard, Nicholas, 1644 - 1707.
Member of the Council. Com
mander-in-Chief of the Mili
tia, N. Y.
Erving, William V. R.
Pillot, Peter S.
Sanford, Henry G.
Thayer, Nathaniel
Van Rensselaer, Augustus
Cortlandt
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Bayes, Capt. Thomas,  1679-

33

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

80. Leader in the Military Co.
of Edgartown, 1662. Later
Captain.
Bickford, Robert S.
Bayley, Lieut.-Col. Jacob, 1726-
1815, Newbury, Mass.; Ham-
stead, N. H., and Newbury,
Vt. Lieut, Capt. AUcock's
Co.; in Col. Peter Gilman's
Regt, 1755. Capt. of. 2d Co.,
Col. Nathaniel Meserve's
Regt, 1758. Lieut. - Col.,
Goffe's Regt, Crown Point,
1760.
Bailey, Edward P.
Bayley, Joshua, 1685  . Mem
ber Capt. Hugh March's 2d
Foot Co., Newbury, Mass.,
1710-1711.
Bailey, Edward P.
Little, Francis B.
Bayley, Capt. Nathaniel, 1732-
1812, So. Weymouth, Mass.
Ens. in Capt. Samuel Thaxter's
Co., Crown Point Expedition,
1755. Capt, 1760. Represen
tative, 1774. Also member
Prov. Cong, at Salem, same
year.
Martin, Charles H.
Thomas, Frank W.
Bayley, Robert,  . In Capt.
William Lithgow's Co., 1754;
in Capt. Solomon Mitchell's
Co., 1757; and in Capt Sam
uel Cobb's Co., Preble Regt.,
1758.
Talbot, Archie L
Bayley, Thomas, 1 630-1 675, Wey
mouth, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War under Capt. Lathrop.
Slain at Bloody Brook, 1675.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Woodward, Francis W.
Baylies, Nicholas, 1719 1807,
Uxbridge, Mass. Representa
tive, 1758.
Allen, Frederick B.
Beach, Capt. Elnathan,  ,
Wallingford, Conn. Ens., 1733.
Lieut, 1740. Capt, 1741.
Whitney, Chas. P.
Beach, John, 1690-1773, Goshen,
Conn. Lieut in the first Mili
tia Co. in Goshen, 1740 or

1738.

1747-

1667. New

1742. Deputy to Gen. Assem
bly of Conn., 1757-1761.
Beach, Charles Edmund
Beach, Lieut. Josiah, 1694 
Ens., Conn. Troops,
Lieut, 1741.
Foote, John C.
Beach, Nathaniel, 1662 -
Deputy, Conn., 1727.
Foote, John C.
Beach, Richard,  after
In Indian troubles at
Haven, 1642; soldier there in
Indian Alarm of 1646; also
during war with Ninigret,
1654.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Beal, Capt. Ebenezer, 1701-1762,
Hingham, Mass. Capt. of a
Company sailing from Boston,
1745, for the Siege of Louis
burg. Volunteered with others
to attempt the storming of the
Island Battery. Capt of
Hingham Co., Col. Benjamin
Lincoln's Third Suffolk Regt.,
which marched to the relief
of Fort William Henry,
1757-
Bates, Theodore C.
Nichols, George L.
Beal, Ens. Ebenezer, 1728-1778,
Hingham, Mass. Ens. of Capt.
Thomas Jones' Fourth Co. of
Hingham Militia, Col. Josiah
Quincy's Regt., 1762.
Bates, Theodore C.
Beale, Lieut. Jeremiah, 1631-
1716, Hingham, Mass. Ens.
of Foot Co., under Capt.
Joshua Hubbard, 1681. Lieut,
1683. Representative, i69i-'92.
Bates, Theo. C.
Evans, George F.
Nichols, George L.
Willcutt, Levi L.
Beale (Beal), John,
Hingham, Mass.
1659.
Bates, Theo. C.
Beal, Herman L.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Green, Robert M.
James, Howard K.
Reed, John L.

1588 - 1688,
Deputy, 1649-

34

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Whitcomb, Lawrence
Willcut, Levi L.
Willcutt, Levi L., Jr.
Vickers, Wm. H. C.
Beale, Lazarus, 1661-1723, Hing
ham, Mass. Representative,
1719-1720.
Bates, Theo. C.
Willcutt, Levi L.
Beall, Capt. Charles, 1672-1740.
Lieut, of Indian Rangers, 1705,
and Captain of Militia.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Beall, Col. George, 1695-1780.
Provincial Forces of Mary
land.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Magruder, John H.
Beall, Colonel Ninian, 1625-1717.
Lieut, of Lord Baltimore's
Yacht called the Loyall
Charles, 1676. Capt. (Com
mander-in-Chief) of the Pro
vincial Forces of Md., 1678.
Served against the Susquehan
nocks, 1688-1689. Major of
Calvert County Militia, Sept.
4, 1689. Represented Prince
George's County, in the House
of Burgesses, 1696-1699.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Francis Du Pont
Balch, Thomas W.
Beall, Fielder, M. M.
Beall, William M.
Bond, Beverly Waugh
Duvall, Richard M.
Hollyday, Guy T. O.
Hyde, Thomas
Knight, William W.
Magruder, Caleb C.
Magruder, John H.
Muncaster, Stewart B.
Poole, John Sprigg
Wells, Walter A.
Woodward, James T.
Woodward, William
Beall, Maj. Thomas, 1647-1732.
Member of Md. Assembly,
1689-1707. Member of Coun
cil, 1698. Maj. of Militia,
1706.
Knight, William W.

Beaman, Sergt. Abraham, 1692-
1738, Marlboro, Mass. Sergt.
in Capt. Bridgman's Co., 1725.
Parker, Charles W.
Parker, Charles W., Jr.
Beaman, Capt. Jabez, 1704-1757.
Capt. of 2d Co. of Militia of
Shrewsbury, 1757.
Eldridge, William Henry
Beaman, John, Jr., 1678-1763,
Lancaster, Mass. In garrison
at Lancaster 1704 and 1722.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Beaman, Corp. Noah, 1730-1800,
Marlboro, Mass. Corp. in
Capt. Williams' Co., French
and Indian War, 1757.
Parker, Charles W.
Parker, Charles W., Jr.
Beamsley, William,  1658,
Boston, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1656.
Chamberlain, Paul M.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Stevens, John Walter
Bean, John, 1634-1718. Soldier in
King Philip's War, 1675.
Monnette, Orra E.
Bean (Bane), Capt. Joseph, 1676
 , York, Me. Taken pris
oner by Indians, 1692. Inter
preter at Fort Casco. Lieut.
in Indian War, 1722. Capt,
1724. In command of expedi
tion against Norridgewock,
Aug., 1724. Father Rasle's
War.
Walker, Richard Henry
Beard, Capt. John,  1690.
Under Major Robert Treat,
Great Swamp Fight, in com
mand New Haven Co.
Baird, George W.
Baldwin, Jos. Clark
Ford, George H.
Fowler, Wm. Miles
Moseley, John G.
Tomlinson, Charles A.
Beard, Capt. John,  1716,
Milford, Conn. Commissioned
Capt. 1675.
Pack, Arthur Newton

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Beard, Richard,  1681. Bur
gess of Maryland, 1662, '63,
'66.
Parr, Charles McKew
Beard, Lieut. Samuel, 1670  ,
Milford, Conn. Ens., Milford
Train Band, 171 5. Lieut,
1723.
Moseley, John G.
Beardsley, Capt. Nehemiah, 173 i-
1810, New Fairfield, Conn.
Lieut, of Militia, 1767. Capt,
1770. Deputy, 1768, et seq.
Ferns, Robert M.
Beardsley, William, 1605-1661,
Stratford, Conn. Deputy to
General Court, 1645, et seq.
Assistant, 1651.
Finck, Leon C.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Smith, William D. G.
Snow, Edgar M.
Bearse, Joseph, 1652-1695, Barnsta
ble. Soldier in King Philip's
War, i675-'76.
Rumrill, Frank
Beatty, Rev. Charles, circ. 1715-
1772. Chaplain, Pa. Regt.,
commanded by Col. William
Clapham, 1756. Chaplain,
Pa. Regt, commanded by Col.
John Armstrong, 1758.
Curwen, Samuel M.
Beatty, Thomas, 1700-1768. Jus
tice of Prince George Co.,
Md., 1739-1748. Justice of
Frederick Co., 1748-1760. Jus
tice of Quorum, 1749-1760.
Burgess, Frederick Co., 1757-
1758.
Beatty, Franklin T.
Becket, John, 1626-1683, Salem,
Mass. In King Philip's War,
1676.
Sherman, Roger
Beckwith, Ens. James, 1671  ,
Lyme, Conn. Ens., Lyme
Train Band, 1727.
Farr, Marvin A.
Beckwith, Philip,  1758, Lyme,
Conn. In Capt. Joshua Abel's
Co., 3d Regt. Conn. Forces, in
Expedition against Crown
Point, 1755. In Capt. Timothy

Mather's Co., same Regt., in
Campaign of 1758, Expedition
against Ticonderoga.
Beckwith, Oliver Russell
Stevens, Frederic B.
Bedford, Lieut. Gunning, 1720-
1802, Philadelphia, Pa. En
sign and Lieut, in Pa. Militia,
1758-1760.
Barroll, Lewin W.
Bedlow, Capt. Isaac,  1673.
N. Y. City Militia, Member
of Gov. Lovelace's Council,
Comptroller of the Port, Al
derman of New York.
Barrowe, Samuel
Foulke, William
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Bedlow, Capt. William, 1722-
1798. Commanded eight-gun
privateer, 1759. Capt. and
Commissioner, erection Fort
Constitution, i775-'76.
Barrowe, Samuel
Beebe, Capt. James, 1641-1728.
Lieut, 1696. Capt, 1710.
Queen Anne's War, Colonial
Forces of Conn.
Hatch, Arthur M.
Stebbins, Albert Kellogg
Beebe, Rev. James, Chaplain 3d
Regt., Conn. Troops, 1760.
Brinsmade, Hobart
Beebe, Ens. John,  1708. Ens.
King Philip's War.
Eaton, George F.
Beebe, Lieut. John, 1628-1714.
Commissioned Ensign, 1676.
Served under Capt. Geo. Deni
son in Indian Wars. Com
missioned Lieut, 1690.
Eaton, Daniel C.
Beebe, Lieut. Jonathan, 1709-
1760. ist Lieut, 7th Co., 2d
Conn. Regt, 1759. French and
Indian War at Crown Point,
Lake George, and Ticonderoga.
Collins, Edwin P.
Collins, Holdrige O.
Beecher, Ebenezer, 1686-1763,
New Haven. Sergt, 1725;
Lieut, 1735; Ens., 1727; Capt,
1740.
Pack, Arthur Newton.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Beecher, Isaac, i 623-1 690. Mem
ber of New Haven Train
Band, i639-'44.
Finck, Leon C.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Beecher, Joseph, 1718-1776, New
Haven. Ens., - 1759 ; Lieut,
1760; Capt, 1763.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Beekman, Col. Gerardus, M. D.,
1653-1723. Capt. of Militia,
Flatbush, 1681. Major, 1689.
Lieut.-Col., King's Co. Militia,
1698. Gov. Leisler's Council,
1690-1691. Council, 1705-1723.
Pres. and Dep.-Gov,, 1709-
17 10.
Aitken, William Benford
Bailey, Theodorus
Barrowe, Samuel
Beekman, James William
Bradish, George J.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Foulke, Bayard F.
Foulke, William
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Johnstone, Francis U.
Johnstone, John
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Scofield, George S.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Ver Planck, William G.
Voorhees, William P.
Beekman, Capt. Gerardus, 1693-
1746. Lieut, and Capt, N. Y.
Prov. Forces, 1728, i738-'46.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Schofield, George S.
Beekman, Col. Henry, ist, 1649-
1716, Kingston, N. Y. Cadet
on the South. River, 1662.
Capt. Ulster Co. Troop, 1685.
Expedition to Albany. Legis
lative Assembly, 1691 - 1716.
Col. of Militia, Prov. N. Y.
Armstrong, Horatio G.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Livingston, John H.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.

Myer, Albert J.
Olin, Stephen H.
Pillot, Peter S.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Sanford, Henry G.
Suckley, Robert B.
Beekman, Col. Henry, 2d, 1688-
1776, Rhinebeck and New
York City. Member of As
sembly, 1724 -1759. Judge,
Ulster Co. Col. of Militia,
Prov. N. Y.
Armstrong, Horatio G.
Delafield, Edward Coleman
Delafield, John Ross
Beekman, Ens. Johannes, 1656-
1761. Ens. of Foot, North
ward, N. Y., first invasion of
Canada.
Suydam, Walter L.
Beekman, Capt. Johannes Mar-
tinse,  1732. Capt, Co.
of Horse, Expedition against
Canada, 1709.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Beekman, Lieut. Wilhelmus,
1623-1707. Lieut, Burgher
Corps, New Amsterdam, 1652-
1658, and New Orange, 1673-
1674. Vice - Director on the
South River, 1658-1664. Schout
at Esopus, 1664.
Aitken, William Benford
Barrowe, Samuel
Beekman, James Wm.
Boardman, Lansdale
Bradish, George J.
Carnochan, Governeur M.
Crosby, Edward N.
Crosby, Livingston
Delafield, Edward C.
Delafield, John R.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Foulke, Bayard F.
Foulke, William
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Howard, Chas. E. N.
Johnstone, Francis U.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
McCracken, Chas. D.
McCracken, Fred'k B.
Montgomery, J. Lynch
Myer, Albert J.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Pillot, Peter S.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Sanford, Henry G.
Schermerhorn, Arthur F.
Schermerhorn, Edward G.
Scofield, George S.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Suckley, Robt. B.
Suydam, Walter L.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Ver Planck, Wm. G.
Voorhees, William P.
Beers, John, 1652-1683. In King
Philip's War, 1675.
Beers, William F.
Kissam, Henry S.
Beers, Capt. Richard, 1612-1675.
Capt, King Philip's War.
Killed at Northfield.
Baldwin, T. Burnet
Barrows, Ira
Cushing, Luther S.
Fuller, Linus E.
Hill, John B.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Sherman, Roger
Stearns, John E.
Belcher, Andrew, 1614-1673, Sud
bury and Cambridge, Mass.
Member of A. & H. A. Co.,
1643.
Coale, George Oliver George
Jeffries, John T. L.
Belcher, Andrew, Jr., 1647/8-1717.
Royal Councillor, 1698, Mass.
Coale, George Oliver George
Belcher, Ens. Edward, 1669-1745,
Lynn-Sharon. Ens. Colonial
Militia at Lynn.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Belcher, Serg. Jeremiah, 1612-
1692. Sergeant in Ipswich
Militia, 1675.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Belcher, Jeremiah, 1703-1775. In
French and Indian Wars
under Capt. Canedy.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Belcher, Corp. Moses,  1691,
Braintree, Mass. Corp. in the
Braintree Company,  .
Brooks, Lyman L.

Belcher, Capt. William, 173 1-
1801, Preston, Conn. Ens.,
3d Train Band, 1763. Lieut.,
1765. Capt, 1767.
Trowbridge, William P.
Belden, Daniel, 1648-1731, Hat
field and Deerfield, Mass. In
King Philip's War. On Com
mittee of Fortification with
Col. Partridge.
Bardwell, Harry J.
DeWolf, Edwin A.
Lefferts, William H.
McClintock, Emory
Osborn, Henry A.
Belden (Belding), John, 1631-
1677, Wethersfield, Conn.
Under Capt. John Mason,
1657P8.
Booth, Charles E.
Jennings, Walter
Lea, James H.
Belden, Samuel, 1629-1713, Hat
field, Mass. Capt. William
Turner's Co., Falls Fight, 1676.
Church, Elihu C.
Converse, Charles A.
Murray, Charles H.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Belden, Samuel, 1657-1717, Hat
field, Mass. Capt. William
Turner's Co., Falls Fight, 1676.
Converse, Charles A.
Cook, Joshua O.
DeWolf, Edwin A.
Gilbert, Charles P. H.
Murray, Charles H.
Stockbridge, Henry
Belden, Stephen, 1658-1677. In
Falls Fight, 1676. Killed at
Hatfield 1677.
Stockbridge, Henry
Belden, Sergt. William, 1671-
1760. Sergt, 1703-1704, Mass.
McClintock, Emory
Belding, Lieut. John, 1658  .
Lieut, Norwalk Co., 1705.
Deputy from Norwalk, 1691,
1705.
Booth, Charles Edwin
Belding, Stephen, 1658-1735. Hat
field, Mass. Was in "Falls
Fight."
Hawks, Fred'k E.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Belknap, Joseph, 1630-1712. Bos
ton, Mass. Member of the
A. & H. A. Co., 1658.
Rowe, Charles E.
Belknap, Samuel. 1707 - 1771.
Capt. Edward Harrington's
Co., Col. Josiah Brown's
Regt, Crown Point, 1755.
Belknap, Robert L.
Belknap, Waldron P.
Belknap, William C.
Belknap, Capt. Samuel, 1735-
1821. Capt, Mass. Colonial
Forces.
Belknap, Robert L.
Belknap, Waldron P.
Bell, Capt. David,  1770. Capt.
in Col. George Washington's
Va. Regt, 1755.
Branch, Charles
Branch, Henry
Bell, Capt. David, 1722-1780.
Served as a Private from
Augusta Co. in the French and
Indian War, 1758. Capt,
1780, of a Militia company.
Bell, James F.
Bell, Lieut. Francis,  1690,
Stamford, Conn. Lieut, Stam
ford Military Co., 1655. Deputy
to New Haven General Court,
1641, i653-'59, i66i-'64. On
Committee to consummate
union with Conn., Dec. 13,
1664.
Bell, Jared W.
Bell, Sidney E.
Clark, Fred'k Hamilton
Coghill, Howard
Hoyt, Edward C.
Hoyt, Samuel R. J.
Johnson, Lucius W.
Johnson, S. Albert
Lines, Harvey K.
Lines, Theodore T.
Peck, Guy Dayton
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Bell, Capt. George Henry,  ,
Albany Co., N. Y. Ens., 1762.
Capt, 1767, under Col. Johan
Jost Herkimer. Commanded
a Company at the battle of
Oriskany.
Wagner, Arthur L.

Bell, Henry, 1745-1811. Member
of Va. House of Burgesses,
1773. '74-
Branch, Charles
Branch, Henry
Bell, James, 1728-1778, Sussex Co.,
Va. Member of House of
Burgesses from Sussex Co.,
1770 and 1771.
Bell, Charles Grandy
Bell, Capt. Jonathan, 1641-1698.
Lieut, Stamford Militia, under
Capt. Jonathan Sellick, King
Philip's War. Capt, 1698.
Bell, Jared W.
Clark, Fred'k Hamilton
Hoyt, Edward C.
Hoyt, Samuel R. J.
Bell, William, Sr.,  . In the
Company of Foot, Newtown,
Buck's County, Penn. Forces,
1756.
Bell, Nicholas M.
Bellows, Lieut. Col. Benjamin,
1712-1777, Walpole, N. H. In
French and Indian Wars, 1754-
'55. Lieut, 1767. Major and
Lieut.-Col., Seven Years' War.
Bellows, Johnson McC.
Belt, Ens. Jeremiah, Jr., 1724-1785.
Ens. of Capt. Tobias Belts'
Co., 1748, Maryland Militia.
Capt. of Militia, 1774.
Magruder, Caleb C., Jr.
Belt, Col. Joseph, Maryland, 1680-
1761. Member of House of
Burgesses, Prince George's
County, i725-'38. Gentleman
Justice, i726-'28. Lieut.-Col.,
1725. Col., 1728, and during
French and Indian War.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Poole, John Sprigg
Bement, Lieut. Dennis, 1711-1789.
Lieut 4th Co., 2d Regt, Conn.
Troops, 1755. In 1760 served
in Capt. David Parson's Co.,
ist Regt. Capt, Enfield,
1761.
Parsons, Hosmer B.
Bemis, Capt. Edmund, 1720-1810.
Capt. of Mass. Troops at Fort
William Henry, 1756.
Pool, Marvin B.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Bemis, Joseph, 1619-1684. Water-
town. Soldier in King Philip's
War, 1676.
Harrington, Arthur C.
Bemis, Joseph, Jr., 1651-1684,
Westminster, Mass. In Capt.
James Oliver's Co., King Phil
ip's War.
Whitney, Harry E.
Benedict, Lieut. Daniel, 1652-
1723. In Great Swamp Fight.
Oakley, E. Benedict
Benedict, David (Daniel), about
1655  . Soldier in King
Philip's War, i675-'76.
Parker, Charles W.
Benedict, Capt. James, 1685-1762.
Original settler of Ridgefield,
Conn. Justice, i73i-'38. Rep
resentative, i740-'45, '48-'52.
Benedict, George G.
Benedict, John, Norwalk, Conn.
Selectman, 1689, i692-'94, '99.
Representative, i722-'25.
Benedict, George G.
Benedict, Lieut. Thomas, 1617-
1690. Lieut, in Capt. Byron
Newton's Foot Company, Ja
maica, 1665. Member Colo
nial Assembly at Hempstead,
1665. Deputy from Norwalk,
General Court, 1670 - 1675,
Conn.
Bell, Tared W.
Benedict, George G.
Benedict, Lemuel C.
Benedict, Robert D.
Benedict, Robt. Patterson
Benedict, Walter St. J.
Benedict, William de L.
Benedict, William L.
Bronson, Edward P.
Camp, Thomas E.
Castle, Ernest Beecher
Davenport, William B.
French, Leon Le L.
Jones, Charles L.
Lockwood, Thos. St. John
Maxwell, Robert A.
Oakley, E. Benedict
Parker, Charles W.
Scott, John F.
Scott, William S.
Stebbins, Albert K

Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Warren, Walter P.
Benezet, Daniel, 1723-1797, Phila
delphia. Member of Capt.
Kidd's Ind. Co. of Foot, 1756.
Sargent, Christopher S.
Sargent, James F. T.
Bengsten, Andreas, 1640- 1706.
Penn. Assembly, i683-'86-'98.
Beatty, Franklin T.
Benham, Shadrach, 1736-1813. In
Expedition to relieve Fort
William Henry, 1757, Col.
Benjamin Hall's Regt. from
Conn.
Benham, Daniel W.
Benjamin, Abel, 173 i  , Water-
town, Mass. Served under
Captain Jonathan Brown in
Colonel William Williams'
Regiment, raised by the Prov
ince of Massachusetts Bay for
the reduction of Canada,  .
He perished on the expedition
to Fort William Henry.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Benjamin, Richard,  abt 1681.
Soldier at Southold, L. I., in
troubles with Dutch and In
dians, 1652, under Lieut. Chas.
Glover.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Bennett, Jacob, 1665  , Gow-
anus, N. Y. In Major Peter
Schuyler's Co., detached out
of the Counties of West
chester, Richmond, Kings,
Queens, Suffolk, and Ulster,
1692.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Bennett, Jacob. Soldier in Col.
Richard Stillwell's Kings Co.
Regt, 1715.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Bennett, Lieut. James,  1736.
Lieut, of a Company in 1693
against the French and In
dians. Again Lieut, 1704.
Dep., 1689-1710. Admitted to
the bar, 1708. Justice of the
Peace, i709-'24.
Wickwire, Arthur M.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Bennet, Gov. Richard, 1606-1676.
Member House of Burgesses,
1629. King's Council, 1642-
1660. Governor, 1652 - 1655.
Commissioner to England,
1657. Major.-Gen., Va. Forces,
1662-1672.
Appleby, George F.
Browne, Bennet B.
Lee, Edmund J.
Pratt, Thomas Lovell
Thorn, William H. de C. W.
Bennett, Sergt. Samuel, 1611-
1684. Providence and East
Greenwich, R. I., Gen. Sergt.,
1652. Deputy, i668-'74-'78.
Bennett, Robert R.
Cadle, Cornelius
Kelly, James H.
Reynolds, James
Stafford, William F.
Bennett, Samuel, 1665-1742, Lan
caster and Shrewsbury, Mass.
In Queen Anne's War, 1704,
under Ens. Peter Josslin.
Commander of garrison, 1711.
Fisher, Albert J.
Reynolds, Jas.
Bennett, Lieut. Samuel, 
1745, E. Greenwich and Cov
entry, R. I. Deputy, 1690.
Lieut, 1690.
Bennett, Robert R.
Bennett, William Adrianse, 
1644. Gowanus, N. Y. In
War with Indians, 1643, under
Kieft's administration.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Bennick, Lieut. Abraham, 16 —
1749. Field Marshall at Oyster
River, 1705. Lieut, at Oyster
River.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Benson, Capt. James,  1709.
Capt. of a Troop, 1689, Prov.
of Md.
Benson, Alexander
Benson, Edwin N.
Benson, Edwin N., Jr.
Jewell, Theo. F.
Mullikin, Frank
Ridgely, Franklin Lee

Benson, Capt. Johannes, 1665-
1715. Member Committee of
Safety. Lieut, 1689. Capt. of
Albany County Militia, King
William's War, 1690.
Benson, Arthur D.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Cannon, Henry B.
Demarest, Benj. G.
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
Pinkney, Townsend
Shirley, Rufus G.
Thorne, Robert
Van Voast, Horace Silliman
Bent, Captain David, 1730-1798,
Rutland, Mass. Sergeant in
Captain John Phelp's Com
pany, Colonel Ruggles' Regi
ment which marched to the
relief of Fort William Henry,
August 9, 1759. First Lieu
tenant of Captain Gates' first
Rutland Company, Colonel
John Murray's Regiment of
the Worcester County Militia,
1771. Captain of Rutland
Company formed March 13,
1775-
Bent, Samuel Arthur
Bent, John, Sr., 1596-1672, Sud
bury, Mass. In Major Simon
Willard's Troop, Expedition
against Ninigret, 1654.
Anderson, James T.
Bent, Samuel Arthur
Barnes, Geo. Edw.
Burt, Charles W.
Cadle, Chas. F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Lea, James H.
MacVeagh, Eames
Moseley, Frank
Parker, Geo. Turner
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Bent, Corp. John, 1635-1717, Sud
bury, Mass. Corp. of Militia,
1686.
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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Bent, Samuel Arthur
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Bent, John, 1703  , Sudbury,
Mass. Trooper under com
mand of Capt. Josiah Brown,
'739-
Richards, Chas. S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, Wm. S.
Bent, Peter, 1629-1678, Marlboro,,
Mass. In garrison at Marl
boro, King Philip's War.
Lea, James H.
Bent, Silas, 1744-1818, Water-
town, Mass. In Capt. Eph-
raim Jackson's Co., in Canada,
1760.
Anderson, James T.
Benton, Samuel, Sr., 1658-1746.
Served in Expedition against
Canada.
Benton, Arthur B.
Benton, Samuel, Jr., 1717-1800.
Tolland, Conn. In Campaign
of 1758 with Samuel Chapman.
In Capt. Stoughton's Co. at
Fort William Henry, 1758.
Benton, Arthur B.
Benton, Sergt. Selah, 1740-1812.
7th Co., ist Regt, Conn.
Infantry, French and Indian
Wars, 1761-1763.
Metcalf, Bryce
Metcalf, James Betts
Berbeech, Thomas,  1674.
Duxbury, Plymouth Colony.
Deputy, 1643.
Storer, John H.
Bergen, Capt. Jores Hansen, 1649
— after 1736, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Capt. of Militia of Brooklyn,
L. I., in 1700 under the name
of Jores Hansen.
Bergen, Francis Livingston
Bergen, James J.
Bernard, Hon. William, 
1668. Member Va. Council,
i642-'43, i659-'6o.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Fetter, George G.

Huie, Wm. Henry Thompson
McGuire, James C.
Throckmorton, Charles W.
Trabue, Edmund Francis
Bernon, Gabriel, 1644-1736. Re
ceived a commission as Capt.
of New Oxford, Mass., to resist
the ravages of Indians, July 7,
1702. Erected the "Old French
Fort" in Oxford.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Preston, Howard W.
Berrien, Justice John, 1672  ,
N. J. Justice Supreme Court,
1764; Trustee, i763-'72; Mem
ber of Assembly, 1769.
Burroughs, Wm. B.
Berrien, Lieut. John,  1711.
Lieut of a Foot Company in
Newtown, L. I., 1700.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Berry, Major George, 1706-1776.
Capt, 1747; also Old French
War, 1757. Major.
Wallier, Henry Richard
Berry, James,  1657. Member
Md. Assembly, 1654.
Berry, Jasper M, Jr.
Berry, Thomas L.
Morgan, John H.
Troth, Wm. Penn, Jr.
Berry, Dep.-Gov. John, 1640-1713.
Deputy and Acting Gov. of
N. J., 1672.
Baldwin, Berry O.
Baldwin, Charles W.
Berry, Gerald
Marshall, Howard
Sloane, John
Sloane, William
Watson, Preston
Berry, Capt. Nathaniel, 
1757, Kent, Conn. Ens. of
Train Band, Kent, Conn.,
1740; Lieut, 1745; Capt,
1750.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Berry, William, 1635-1691. Mem.
Md. Assembly, 1671-1674.
Berry, Thomas L.
Morgan, John H.
Troth, Wm. Penn, Jr.
Betts, Capt. Daniel,  1759,

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Newtown, L. I. Capt. New
town Co., 1738.
Moore, Albert R.
Betts, Capt. Richard, 1613-1713.
N. Y. Prov. Assembly, Hemp
stead, 1665. High Sheriff of
Yorkshire, L. I., 1678-1681.
Capt, 1663.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Barrowe, Samuel
Bissell, Pelham St. Geo.
Hunt, Samuel F.
Kissam, Henry S.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Moller, Chas. G., Jr.
Moore, Albert R.
Pratt, Thos. Lovell
Sanger, W. Cary
Sanger, W. Cary, Jr.
Betts, Richard, 1686-1742, Jamaica,
L. I. Commissioned Ensign in
Queens Co., New York Militia,
1710. Lieut, in Capt. Nathan
iel Hazard's Co., N. Y. Militia,
1715.
Klapp, Wilbur Paddock
Betts, Samuel Comstock, 1732-
1823. In 2d Co., 9th Regt of
Conn. Foot, 1767.
Betts, Frederick H.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Betts, Samuel Rosseter
Bevan, John Ap, 1646-1725/6.
Penna. Member of the Colo
nial Assembly, i687-'95-'99-
1700.
Flagg, Stanley G, Jr.
Harbeson, Frank O'Ferrell
Lloyd, William McClure, Jr.
Wainwright, Clement R.
Wainwright, Francis K.
Beverly, Col. Peter, K. P., Clerk
of the House of Burgesses,
i69i-'96; Speaker, i7oo-'i4;
Surveyor Gen. and Member
of Council, i7i9-'28. Treas
urer, i7i9-'23.
Meriwether, Charles Louis
Offley, Cleland N.
Beverly, Robert,  1689. Clerk
of the House of Burgesses,
1670. Gov. Berkeley appointed
him Commander-in-Chief.

Hornor, William M.
Kemp, Henry G.
Lewis, Bransford
Lewis, Edward S.
Pollard, Frederick G.
Bevier, Ens. Louis, 1648-1720.
Ens., Ulster Co. Militia, 1700.
Deyo, Jerome Vernet
Young, Innis
Bevier, Lieut. Louis, 2d, 1684-
1753. N. Y. Prov. Forces.
Innis, Hasbrouck
Beyers, Capt. John. Capt. in Pa.
Regiment, 1758-19.
Wingate, Abram Reber
Bicker, Gerrit, 1629  . Com
mandant, Dutch Fort Cassimir
on South River, 1654.
Moller, Charles G., Jr.
Bicker, Capt. Henry, 1722  .
Lieut, in Jersey Regt, 1755.
Capt, 1756. Captured and
imprisoned in Canada. On his
return, Q. M. of Gen. Gage's
Regt. until the close of war.
Foster, Howell
Bickford, Ens. Jeremiah, 
1735. Eastham and Truro,
Mass. Ens. of Military Co.,
Truro, Feb., 173 1.
Bickford, Robert S.
Bickford, John, before 1640-1697.
Served at Dover, N. H., garri
son, 1695. In Capt. Wm. Red-
ford's N. H. Co., 1696.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Bickford, Jonathan, 1730-1818,
Dover, N. H. In Capt. Mars-
ton's Co. at Crown Point,
French and Indian War, 1762.
Bickford, Scott, F.
Bickford, Capt. Joseph, 1696  .
Capt. in Co. in Durham, 1754,
having served earlier in the
French and Indian Wars.
Brown, Harold Winthrop
Bicknell, John, 1624-1679, Wey
mouth, Mass. Deputy, 1677.
Reed, John L.
Biddle, William, 1630-1712. Mem.
of the Council, General As
sembly, Prov. of W. Jersey,
1682. President, 1706-1707.
Biddle, Clement

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society of colonial wars

Biddle, Nicholas
Biddle, Thomas
Biddle, William F.
Porter, John Biddle
Bigelow, Sergeant Isaac, 1691-
175 1. Commissioned Ensign
of South Co., 1744.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Bigelow, John, 1617-1703, Water-
town, Mass. In Pequot and
King Philip's Wars.
Bates, Daniel M.
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Bigelow, Frank G.
Bigelow, Isaac S.
Bigelow, Melville M.
Bigelow, William
Bond, Walter H.
Britton, Edward E.
Brooks, Franklin E.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Camp, Thomas E.
Daniels, Howard B.
Downs, Edgar R.
Fisher, Albert J.
Hall, Lewis
Harrington, Arthur C.
Hawks, William I.
Hopkins, Bedford B.
Isham, Norman M.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Learned, Myron L.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Parker, John N.
Partridge, Edw. L.
Pond, E. Watson
Robinson, Hamline E.
Sears, Clinton B.
Stearns, Henry P.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Thompson, Harry G.
Upham, Henry P.
Wenzell, Henry Burleigh
Whitney, Drake
Wyman, Walter C.
Bigelow, Capt. Joseph, Sr., 1703-
1783, Shrewsbury, Mass.
Capt, Shrewsbury Company.
Bigelow, Henry N.
Bigelow, Capt. Joseph, Jr., 1726-
1801, Shrewsbury, Mass.
Capt, 1759.
Bigelow, Henry N.
Bigelow, Joshua, 1655-1745. In

King Philip's War. In Capt.
Davenport's Co. ; also in Capt.
Sill's Co.
Bigelow, Melville M.
Chide, John H.
Downs, Edgar R.
Foote, Horace A.
Hall, Lewis
Hopkins, Bedford Brown
Howe, John B.
Rice, Edward R.
Richards, Frederick B.
Sears, Clinton B.
Trott, James P.
Whitney, Drake
Bigelow, Samuel, 1653-1720,
Watertown, Mass. Represen
tative, 1708-1710.
Bates, Daniel M.
Bigelow, Henry N.
Clark, Lot C.
Daniels, Howard B.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Bicelow, Lieut. Timothy, 1702-
1747. Adjutant in Army at
Cape Breton, 1745. 2d Lieut.
in Canadian Expedition, 1746.
Flagg, Stanley G, Jr.
Rush, Wm. Rees
Biles, Capt. Thomas, Langhorne,
 . Capt, Associate Regt.,
Bucks Co., Penn., 1747-1748.
Wister, Rodman
Biles, William, Sr.,  1710.
Member first Council, Prov.
of Penn., Philadelphia, 1683.
Member of the Assembly from
Bucks Co., 1686-1710.
Martin, Jonathan W.
Mitchell, Edward C.
Powell, Washington B.
Smith, Thomas M.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
White, Fletcher
Wister, Rodman
Yardley, Farnham
Biles, William, Jr.,   .
Speaker, Penn. Provincial
Assembly, 1724.
Wister, Rodman
Bill, Philip, 1620-1689, Groton,
Conn. In King Philip's War
in Connecticut Forces, 1675-
'76. Narragansett grantee.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Bennett, Robert Root
Bill, Charles G.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Powell, Lyman Theodore
Terry, John Taylor
Bill, Sergeant Philip, 1658-1739.
Sergeant in the Train Band in
Groton, Conn. Ensign, 1672.
Was a volunteer in the Narra-
gansett War, 1701.
Bennett, Robert Root
Billew, Jacobus, 1685-1747, Pa.
His name appears in 1715 in
a list of the South Company
of the Richmond County, N. Y.,
Militia under command of
Captain James Pollion.
Page, James Rathwell
Billings, Ebenezer, 1660  ,
Dorchester, Mass. King Philip's
War, 1675.
Adams, Edward M.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Billings, Lieut. Ebenezer, 1684-
1760. English Volunteer in
Narragansett War, 1701. Ens.,
1721. Lieut, 1731.
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Palmer, Ernest
Billings, Nathaniel,  1714.
In Capt. Prentice's Troop.
In Narragansett Campaign,
Middlesex Troop.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Billings, Capt. Roger, 1708-1751.
Lieut., 8th Conn. Regt., 1744.
2d Lieut, in Capt. Denison's
Co., expedition against
Canada, 1746. Capt. of
Troop, 8th Regt, 1751-
Deputy from Preston, 1747-
'49-'52.
Hand, Billings Learned
Lear/ied, Bela P.
Billings, Capt. Samuel, 1691-1782,
Stoughton, Mass. Lieut, in
Capt. Elkanan Billing's com
pany, Col. Miller's Regiment,
1757. Also in Col. Timothy

Ruggles' Regiment for the re
duction of Canada, 1759.
Willis, Gardner Billings
Billings, William,  . King
Philip's War.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Billings, Capt. William, 1660-
1738. Member of the General
Court of Conn., 1703, '07, '13,
'17. Ens. in Capt. Park's Co.,
1704; Capt 2d Co., Preston,
1716.
Johnson, Alba B.
Billington, Francis, i 606-1 686,
Plymouth. Volunteer in the
Pequot War, 1637.
Parker, Edward L.
Bingham, Abel, 1669-1745, Wind
ham, Conn. Deputy to Gen
eral Assembly, 1721-1724.
Smith, William D. G.
Bingham, Lieut. Joseph, 1709-1787.
ist Lieut. Troop, 5th Regt.,
Conn., 1764. In French War.
Cornet and Q. M.
Moses, Zebina
Bingham, Sergt. Nathaniel, 1704-
1767. Private and Sergt,
French and Indian War, 1755-
1757. 4th and 3d Regiments,
Conn. Troops, 1758-1762.
Caswell, Frederick T.
Bingham, Capt. Samuel, 1688-1760.
Capt. of Militia, Windham,
Conn., 1 741.
Bingham, Leroy M.
Birchard, Thomas, 1595-1684, Say-
brook, Conn. Deputy, 1650-
'Si-
Cowles, William N.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Jewett, Stephen
Shepard, Edw. M.
Bird, Benjamin, 1686-1757, Dor
chester, Mass. Representative,
i730-'33-'37-
Stone, William E.
Bird, James, 1647-1723, Dorchester,
Mass. Under Capt. Brattle,
King Philip's War.
Daly, Martin O.
Bird, Thomas, 1646-1710, Dorches
ter, Mass. In King Philip's

45

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

War, at the garrison at Pun-
kapogue, 1676.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Stone, William E.
Bishop, Dep.-Gov. James, 
1691. Sec. of New Haven
Colony, i66i-'65. Governor's
Assistant, Conn. Colony, 1668-
'83. Dep.-Gov., i683-'9i.
Atkinson, Chas. T.
Bishop, William H.
Bonney, Charles L.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Brown, Benjamin W. B.
Brown, Louis
Clark, Lot Curran
Copp, William M.
Curtis, Henry M,
Darlington, Charles F.
Darlington, Elliot C. B.
Darlington, Gilbert S. B.
Darlington, Henry V. B.
Darlington, James H.
Darlington, Thomas
Drew, Morrill N.
Farnham, Elijah T.
Foster, Maximilian H.
Foster, Reginald Love
Giles, Murray O.
Gilfillan, William W.
Judd, Orrin R.
Ladd, Samuel Beach
Ladd, William W., Jr.
Mathews, Chas. T.
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas
Osborn, Henry A.
Sherman, Roger
Thompson, Norman F.
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, William B.
Thomson, Arthur C.
Throop, George E.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Winant, Frederick
Young, James
Young, William H.
Bishop, John,  1684. Member
first New Jersey Assembly,
1668. Member Governor's
Council, 1675.
Bishop, Cortlandt F.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.

Libbey, Wm.
McCurdy, Irwin Pounds
Bishop, Capt. John, 1648-1722.
Deputy, i68o-'85, N. J. As
sembly. Member of Council,
1692-1703. Colonial Judge,
1680-88.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Bishop, Capt. Nicholas, 1723-1780,
Conn. 2d Lieut, of Capt.
Stephen Lee's 2d Co., of Col.
Andrew Ward, Jr.'s 4th Regt.
Capt of 12th Co., 4th Regt,
commanded by Col. Ebenezer
Fitch, Campaign of 1759.
Bishop, Norman Daboll
Bishop, Richard, 1732-1806. In
Capt. Burt's Co., Col. Wm.
Williams' Regt. for the reduc
tion of Canada, 1758.
Homer, William B.
Bishop, Thomas,  1694. A
member of Capt. Moseley's
Co., King Philip's War, 1676.
Homer, William B.
Bissell, Daniel, 1663-1738. Cor
net of Horse, Hartford, 171 1.
Bissell, Lester C.
Bissell, Lieut. Isaac, 1682-1744,
Windsor, Conn. Queen Anne's
War.
Bissell, Evelyn L.
Bissell, Capt. John, 1591-1677,
Windsor, Conn. Deputy, 1648,
et seq. Under Capt. John
Mason, 1657-1658. Soldier in
King Philip's War. Capt. of
Windsor Troop, 1676.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Bissell, Evelyn L.
Bissell, John
Bissell, Pelham St. Geo.
Bissell, William P.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Case, John E.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Earle, Ferdinand P.
Fulton, William E.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Morgan, George D.
Parker, Geo. T.
White, Henry K.
White, Wm. C.
Williams, Geo. C. F.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Bissell, John, Jr., 1599- 1697. In
King Philip's War. Q. M.
County Troop of Hartford,
Conn., 1677; Cornet of Troop,
1681.
Bissell, Pelham St. George
Weld, George F.
White, William C.
Bissell, Capt. John, 1683 - 1781,
Bolton, Conn. Lieut, 1722.
Capt, 1728. Deputy, 1751.
Humason, Virgil P.
Simons, William C.
VanDyke, Harry W.
Bissell, Nathaniel, i64o-i7i3-'i4.
Trooper at Windsor, Conn.,
1676.
Fulton, William E.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Bissell, Ozias, 1729-1822. Served
six years in French and In
dian Wars. In Lake George
engagement, 1755. Taken
prisoner at Havana, 1762,
Bissell, Geo. F.
Bissell, Leslie D.
Bixby, Sergt. Joseph,  1700.
Sergt. of Rowley Train Band.
In Capt. Brocklebank's and
Capt Appleton's Cos. in King
Philip's War.
Bixby, Harold McMillan
Bixby, William K.
Converse, Charles A.
Blackeston, Captain Ebenezer,
 1746. Member of th«
General Assembly of Md.,
1728, '32, '33.
Vickers, Wm. Handy Collint
Blackleach, John,  1683.
Member of Assembly of Mass.,
1636.
Flagg, Stanley G., Jr.
Blackleach, Richard, 1653-1731.
Deputy for Stratford, Conn.,
i695-'96-'98-'99. Commissary
at Albany, 1690.
Moseley, John G.
Wakeman, Jesup
Wakeman, Robert P.
Blackly, Thomas,  1674.
Deputy to the General Assem
bly of Conn, in 1667 from
Branford; also in 1668-9.

Lindly, John M.
Blackman, John, 1656-1741-2. He
was in Capt. Thomas Brattle's
Company of Horsemen in
1676, serving in King Philip's
War.
McKechnie, William T.
Blackmar, James,  1709,
Providence, R. I. Deputy,
1691.
Blackmar, Wilmon W.
Preston, Howard W.
Blackwell, Sergt. Jacob, 1692-
1744, Newtown, N. Y. Sergt.
of Grenadiers in garrison at
Albany or Schenectady, 1713.
Private in Expedition to
Canada, 1715.
Blackwell, James Madison
Blackwell, Col. Jacob, 1717-1780.
Capt and Col., Newtown, New
York Militia. French and
Indian Wars.
Beckwith, Leonard F.
Blackwell, Sidney S.
Blackwell, Hon. Joseph, 1715-
1787, Virginia. Member of
the House of Burgesses, 1749-
'54. Fought in Revolutionary
War.
MacDonnell, Austin M.
Blackwell, Samuel, 1710-1761-2,
Va. Burgess, i742-'47.
Ballard, Samuel Thruston
Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard
Blackwell, Col. William, 1722
Col. Va. Forces in the French
War, 1761.
Horner, Alfred B.
Blagge, Benjamin. Member of
Gov. Leisler's Council. Sent
by him to England as Dele
gate.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Blair, Dr. Archibald, 1660-1735,
Williamsburg, James City Co.,
Va. Justice, 1714 and earlier.
Burgess, 1718 to 1723.
Cary, Wilson M.
Garland, Hugh A.
Tyler, George T.
Blair, Hon. John, 1687-1771. York

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Co. and Williamsburg, Va.,
Justice, 1724 et ante. Naval
officer Upper James River,
1728. Auditor General, 1728-
1771. Burgess, i736-'40, &c.
Member of Council, 1745-1771.
Pres. Council, 1757-1771.
Acting Gov. i757-'58 and
1768.
Cary, Wilson M.
Garland, Hugh A.
Tyler, George T.
Blake, Sergt. Elder James, 1624-
1700, Dorchester, Mass. Sergt,
Military Co. Deputy, i677-'82-
'83-
Talbot, Joel F.
Young, Edward B.
Blake, Lieut. Joseph, 1739-1818.
2d Lieut, in Captain Thaxter's
Company in the operations
against Crown Point, 1756.
Hill, Frederick Stanhope
Blake, Nathan, 1712-1804. Sol
dier in Fort Keene, N. IL,
1746.
Hubbard, John E.
Blake, Timothy, 1649-1718. In
Capt. Samuel Chesley's Co., at
Hampton, 1707. Served at
Fort William and Mary,
Portsmouth, 1708.
Crane, Ralph A.
Blake, William, 1594-1663, Dor
chester, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1646.
Barry, Herbert
Brown, Philip K.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Holden, Edward S.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Talbot, Joel F.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Washburn, William D.
Williams, Ralph B.
Blake, William, 1620-1703, of
Dorchester, Mass. In King
Philip's War under Capt.
Samuel Mosely.
Denny, Thos.
Talbot, Joel F.
Tucker, Wm. R.

Washburn, Wm. D.
Blakiston, Col. Nehemiah, 
1693. Capt. of Horse, St.
Mary's Co., Md., 1689. Col.,
1692. Member of Md. Coun
cil, i69i-'93.
Knott, Aloysius L.
Norris, Bennet Biscoe
Blanchard, John,  1694. In
garrison at Dunstable, 1689.
Wolcott, Roger
Blanchard, Captain Joseph, 
1727. Sergt., i723-'24, under
Lieut. Jabez Fairbanks; Lieut,
1725, under Capt Tyng; Capt.
of Volunteers, 1725.
Wolcott, Roger
Blanchard, Col. Joseph, 1704-1758.
Col. 6th, N. H. Regt, 1744.
Deputy, N. H. Legislature,
1749.
Wolcott, Roger
Blanchard, Samuel, 1629-1707,
Andover, Mass. King Philip's
War, under Capt. John Cutler,
1675.
Blanchard, Maurice A.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Greene, Chas. Lyman
Sherman, Roger
Bland, Richard, 1665-1720. Mem
ber Va. House of Burgesses,
1702.
Thorn, William H. DeC. W.
Bland, Col. Richard, 1710-1776
Commissioned Officer, Va
Forces, 1738. Burgess for
Prince George Co., 1742-1775
Member of Va. Conventions
1774, 1775, 1776. Member
Committee of Safety, 1775
Delegate to Philadelphia Con
gress.
Appleby, George F.
Thorn, William H. DeC. W.
Bland, Theodorick, 1629-1671.
Burgess for Henrico Co., Va.,
and Speaker of the House,
1659-1660. Member of the
Council of Virginia, i664-'65.
Appleby, George F.
Lee, Edmund J.
Thorn, William H. DeC. W.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Bi.aney, Joseph, 1670-1726-7. A
soldier in the Expedition to
Canada, 1690.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Blanford, John, 1611-1687, Sud
bury, Mass. In garrison at Sud
bury, King Philip's War, 1676.
Clarke, George K.
French, Leon Le L.
Stone, Charles W.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Blanshan, Mathese,  1695.
Served in the rescuing expe
dition after the massacre of
Esopus. Member of Hurley Mil
itary Co., Capt Paulding, 1670.
Catlin, George de G.
Collins, Holdridge O.
English, William E.
Gross, Samuel E.
Innis, Hasbrouck
Keator, Fred'k Rose
Poucher, John W.
Roosa, De Witt
Sharp, George M.
Shirley, Rufus G.
Weisse, Faneuil S.
Blashfield, Thomas, 1650  ,
Beverly, Mass. In Capt. Gar
diner's Co., Narragansett
Swamp Fight.
Smith, Chas. Fred'k
Smith, George H.
Blatchly, Thomas, 1615-1674.
Deputy to Gen. Assembly of
Conn., 1667 and in 1668-9.
Elder, Charles A.
Bledsoe, Col. Anthony, 1733-1788,
Va. and Tenn. Capt of Colo
nial Troops, 1774; in expedi
tion against the Indians under
Col. Wm. Christian, 1776.
Bonnie, Hundley Sevier
Bonnie, Robert Palen
Bleecker, Capt. Jan Jansen, 1642-
1732. Commissioned as Capt,
Dec. 15, 1684. Capt. in Indian
War of 1689-1690. Member
Provincial Assembly, 1698-
1701, Mayor of Albany, N. Y.,
1700-1701.
Bangs, Anson C.

Barry, Herbert
Bleecker, Anthony J.
Brown, Bache Hamilton
Foster, Antoine L.
Fox, Noel B.
Henry, Charles Seton, 2d
Hill, Robert C.
Hillhouse, Francis
Livingston, Philip
Seaman, William B.
Sharp, Charles E.
Spalding, George B., Jr.
Trenchard, Edward
Bleecker, Capt. John, 1668-1738.
Mohawk Expedition, 1686.
Captured at Ottawa, prisoner
until 1687. Capt, 1698, Col.
Peter Schuyler's Regt.
Bangs, Anson C.
Hill, Robert C.
Blinn, Billy, 1725-1803, Wethers-
field, Conn., and Shelburne,
Vt. Private in 6th Company,
Capt Eliphalet Whittlesey,
4th Regt, 1756, and in Capt.
Josiah Lee's Co., 6th Regt., at
alarm for relief of Ft William
Henry, 1757.
Baldwin, Buel Blinn
Bliss, Ens. Elias, 1733 - 1805.
Conn. Ens. of the Sixth Com
pany, Twelfth Colonial Regi
ment
Bliss, Elias J.
Bliss, Sergt. Ichabod, 1705-1766.
Sent to Western Frontier,
French and Indian War, 1747.
Homer, Wm. B.
Bliss, Major John, 1645-1748.
Deputy, i679-'83-'95. Capt,
1693. Major, i695-'96, R. I.
Albro, Addis
Bliss, Sergt. Jonathan, 1625-1687.
Sergt. of Militia at Rehoboth,
1684.
Bates, Lindon W.
Brown, John B.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Bliss, Samuel, 1624-1720. Volun
teer in Narragansett War.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Haven, Wm.
Homer, William B.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Salter, Jasper C.
Salter, William T.
Whitney, Howard F.
Bliss, Thomas,  . In Narra
gansett War, 1701.
Isham, Charles
Salter, William T.
Sherrill, Charles H.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Whitney, Howard Fletcher
Bliss, Thomas,  1688, Say-
brook and Norwich, Conn. In
King Philip's War.
Booth, Charles E.
Ridgely, Charles
Salter, Jasper C.
Bliven, Edward,  . Impressed
for Queen Anne's War.
Bliven, William W.
Bliven, Major Edward, 1722-1784.
Field Officer for Kings Co.,
Rhode Island, French and
Indian War.
Bliven, William W.
Blodget, Samuel, 1635-1725, Wo
burn, Mass. Deputy, 1693.
Blodget, Samuel, 1724-1807. In
French Wars. Louisburg,
1745. Crown Point and Lake
George. Comm. at Fort Wil
liam Henry, 1755.
Hall, Clayton C.
Reed, John L.
Stickney, George H.
Blodgett, Joseph, 1689-1761. He
built a Garrison House some
time before "Lovewell's" War,
on the Joseph Blodgett Farm.
Baldwin, Charles H.
Blodcett, Thomas, 1605 - 1642,
Chelmsford, Mass. In West
Middlesex Regt, and in gar
rison at Chelmsford.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Messinger, William D.
Blodgett, Thomas, 1661  , Wo
burn, Mass. West Middlesex
Regt, Mass. Bay Troops; in
garrison at Chelmsford.
Messinger, William D.
Bloetcoet, (Bloodgood), Capt.
Frans Jansen, 1635 1676.
Chief Military Officer of
Flushing, Heemstede, Rustdorp,

and Meddleburgh. Privy
Councillor to the Gov. for the
surrender of the Colony to the
English, 1675. Magistrate,
1673. Deputy to New Orange,
1674.
Barbour, William De L.
Bloodgood, Delavan
Hargitt, Robert P.
Moller, Charles G., Jr.
Parker, Joseph B. B.
Pinkney, Townsend
Shirley, Rufus G.
Whistler, Garland N.
Bloodgood, John, 1672-1724, Flush
ing, L. I. Member of Capt
Jonathan Wright's Militia
Company of Flushing, 1715.
Parker, Joseph B. B.
Bloomfield, Ezekiel, 1653-1702.
Deputy from Woodbridge, N.
J., 1687.
Libbey, William
Bloomfield, Joseph,  Wood-
bridge, N. J. Member Capt.
Parker's Co., Col. Farmer's
Regt, N. J., Militia, 171 5.
Libbey, Wm.
Torrance, Ell
Bloomfield, Thomas, Sr.,  . He
was a Member of the New
Jersey Assembly, 1673.
Monnette, Orra E.
Bloomfield, Thomas, Jr., 1648
 , Woodbridge, N. J. Dep
uty, 1675.
Libbey, Wm.
McCurdy, Irwin Pounds
Torrance, Ell
Bloomfield, William, 1604-1664,
Middleberg, L. I. Served in
Pequot War.
Bissell, Pelham St. Geo.
Bloss, Sergt. Edmund, 1587-1681.
Sergt of Mass. Troops, 1656-
'64.
Bloss, Orlando Powers
Blount, Capt. Benjamin, circ.
1725-1790. Capt. of Militia,
North Carolina, 1754 - '58.
Member of General Assembly
from Tyrrell Co., 1766, et seq.
Carhart, Amory S.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Blount, Capt. James, circ. 1620-
1686. Capt. in the Life
Guards of King Charles I of
England. Member of the
Great Council, North Carolina,
1671.
Carhart, Amory S.
Blunston, John, 1644-1723. Mem
ber Provincial Council, Penn.,
1705.
Lloyd, Howard W.
Lloyd, William McClure, Jr.
Pearson, George
Blunston, John, Jr., 1685-1716.
Member of Pennsylvania As
sembly, from Chester Co., 1713,
1716.
Lloyd, William McClure, Jr.
Boardman, Ensign Jonathan,
1660-1712, Wethersfield. En
sign of Train Band, 1698.
Lieut, 1703.
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Parker, George T.
Boardman, Sergt. Jonathan,
1724/5-1790. Sergt. in Capt.
Buckingham's 7th Co., 1755.
Hubbard, Ralph II.
Hubbard, Walter C.
Boardman, Samuel, 1615 - 1673,
Wethersfield. Governor's As
sistant, 1676, Colony of
Conn.
Bronson, Edward P.
Churchill, Herman
Hatch, Arthur M.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Hubbard, Walter C.
Hull, James W.
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Parker, George T.
Smith, Charles S.
Smith, Howard C.
Stafford, William F.
Terry, John Taylor
Boar(d)man, Thomas, 1601-1673,
Ipswich, Mass. Deputy to the
General Court held at Boston,
1636.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Boarman, Major William, 1630-
1709. Member of the Lower
House of Assembly of Mary
land from St. Mary's Co.,

1671-1674. Capt, 1661-1666.
Major, 1676.
Howard, McHenry
Key, Edward
Mudd, Seeley W.
Boddie, Lieut. William, 1710-1772,
Northampton Co., N. C. Lieut.
in Roanoke Co., Northampton
Regt, in Spanish alarm, 1748;
also Lieut of same in Indian
War, 1754 -'55! Lieut in
"Northampton Foot," 1758 and
1767.
Boddie, John Bennett
Boddie, John Rumph
Boddie, John Thomas
Bodge, John,  , New Marble
head (Windham), Me. Under
Capt. Hills, 1748-1749; also
under Sergt. Chute, i747-'56-
'57-
Bodge, George M.
Bodwell, Henry, 1654  ¦
Bloody Brook, in Capt. Lath
rop's Co., King Philip's War.
Richardson, William S.
Spalding, George B.
Spalding, George B., Jr.
* Bogaert, Teunis Gybertse, 1652
 , Wallabout, N. Y. Rep
resentative from Brooklyn to
the Flatbush Convention in
1664. Member Council of
War under Gov. Colve. Mag
istrate of Brooklyn, 1663, '67,
'73-
Cannon, Henry B.
Corbusier, William H.
Poillon, Arthur
Poillon, William
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Bogardus, Lieut. Evert, 1660-1717.
Lieut, of Foot Co. of Ulster
and Dutchess Cos., 1700.
Sherrill, Charles H.
Bogardus, Pieter, 1645-1703. In
defence of Albany.
Tyson Malcolm V.
Bogardus, Lieut. William, 1638-
171 1. Lieut, in Expedition
against Canada.

* Service not now qualifying.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Canfield, Von Beck
Sherrill, Charles H.
Thompson, Geo. H.
Wilkes, Wm. Douglas
Bogert, John, i 697-1775. In Foot
Company under Capt. Joseph
Robinson of N. Y., 1737.
Bogert, Theodore P.
Bogert, William B.
Elliman, Lawrence Bogert
Bogert, John, Jr., 1718-1782, N. Y.
He was in the foot company
of Capt. Joseph Robinson,
N. Y, 1737-8.
Elliman, Lawrence Bogert
Boggs, Andrew,  1765. Ens.
in the French and Indian
Wars, 1754.
Cottman, James H.
Fisher, Charles D.
Wharton, Bromley
Wharton, Charles, Jr.
Bojert, Guysbert, 1663 1729.
Served in Capt. Cornelius
Harvey's Company, Orange
Co., N. Y., Militia, 171 5.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Bollen, Capt. James,  1682,
N. Y. and N. J. Deputed
with others to receive the
surrender of the fort at New
Amsterdam, 1664. Sec. of the
Province; Justice, 1665-6; Sec.
of ist Gen. Assembly of N. J.,
1677-8; Special Commissioner
to England, 1672; Sec. of
Prov., 1673.
Pratt, Thos. Lovell
Bolles, Joseph, 1608-1678. Royal
Commissioner for Me. Deputy
to Gen. Court of Mass.
Parker, Geo. T.
Bolling, Major John, 1676-1729.
Henrico Co., Va. Justice from
1699. High Sheriff, I7o6-'o7.
Burgess, 1714, &c. Major,
1 7 14.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Holladay, Chas. B.
Bolling, Col. John, 1700-1757, of
"Cobbs," Chesterfield Co., Va.
House of Burgesses, and Col.
of Henrico Co. Militia, 1743-
1751.

Boiling, Thomas, Jr.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Holladay, Alex. R.
Tiernan, Chas. B.
Bolling, Col. Robert, 1646-1709.
Prince George Co., Va., Justice
of Charles City Co. anterior to
1698. High Sheriff, 1699.
Surveyor, 1702. Col. and Co.
Lieut, i705-'o9.
Cary, Wilson M.
Stewart, Joseph A.
Bolling, Col. Robert, 1738-1775.
Served as High Sheriff of
Buckingham Co., Va., 1767.
Was member of House of
Burgesses ; of Convention of
1775. Colonel of Va. Militia.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Boltwood, Sergt. Samuel, 
1704. Hadley, Mass, Ser
geant at Fort in Deerfield. In
Fails Fight with Capt. Wm.
Turner.
Hawks, Fred'k E.
Bond, John, 1650 — prior to 1694,
Beverly, Mass. Served in
King Philip's War under Capt.
Jos. Sill, 1675.
Bond, Walter Huntington
Bond, Lieut.-Col. Jonas, 1674-
1727. Deputy, 1706, et seq.
Lieut.-Col. under Sir William
Phips, Expedition against
Canada, 1690.
Chase, William Leverett
Harrington, Charles
Vaile, Joel F.
Bond, Jonas, 1691-1768, Water-
town, Mass. Representative,
i738-'44-'46-'5o.
Harrington, Charles
Bond, Joseph, 1653-1724-5, Haver
hill, Mass. Soldier in King
Philip's War, 1676.
Bond, Charles H.
Bond, Robert, 1599-1677. East-
hampton, Conn., and Elizabeth,
N. J. Representative from
Elizabeth, 1666. Member Gov.
Carteret's Council. Assistant.
Wade, John P.
Bond, Thomas, 1654-1704. In
Capt William Turner's Co. in

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

King Philip's War. In garri
son at Springfield, 1676.
Douglas, Walter B.
Stowell, Wm. Henry H.
Bond, Capt. William, 1625-1695,
Watertown, Mass. Deputy,
1689, '93, '95. Speaker, 1691-
'93-'95- Capt Watertown Co.,
King Philip's War.
Bond, Thomas E.
Chase, Henry L.
Clark, Byron N.
Dorr, Alfred
Douglas, Walter B.
Harrington, Charles
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Vaile, Joel F.
Bonham, Sergt. Nicholas, 1630-
1684. Sergt. of Local Mili
tary Co., of N. J., under Capt.
Drake, 1681.
Monnette, Orra E.
Bonney, Thomas, 1604 1693.
Fought in King Philip's War.
Brown, Arthur Flint
Brown, Benjamin W. B.
Bonython, Capt. Richard, 1580-
1650, Saco, Me. Commissioner
and Councillor, Province of
Maine, 1635 -'40. Captain in
France.
Libby, Charles T.
Boone, Squire, 1696-1765. Served
against the Catawba and
Cherokee Indians on several
occasions. Was Justice for
Rowan Co., N. C. Was the
father of Daniel Boone, the
great pioneer.
Hume, Edgar E.
Boosey, Lieut. James,  1649,
Wethersfield, Conn. Deputy,
i639-'49. Lieut, 1647.
Abbott, Everton J.
Booth, Charles E.
Morse, John T.
Booth, Lieut. Daniel, 1 704-1 777.
Lieut, 2d Co., Newtown, Conn.
Representative, i75i-'6i.
Booth, John H.
Booth, Sergt. John, 1653-1728,
Stratford, Conn. Under Capt.
Seeley, King Philip's War.
Deputy, 1696.

Booth, Charles A.
Booth, John H.
Booth, John Parkhurst
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Doughty, Francis E.
Huntington, Charles R.
Booth, Ensicn Joseph, 1736-1810,
Enfield, Conn. Sergt, 1760.
Ens., 1760.
Booth, Chas. E.
Booth, Capt. Nathan, 1748-1815.
On April 25, 1765, elected
Lieut, of the Military Com
pany organized at New Strat
ford, Ct, and in 1767 was
elected Capt. which office he
retained until 1770. He
served during the war of the
Revolution.
Booth, Chas. Maclay
Booth, Robert, 1604-1672, Saco,
Me. Deputy, Exeter, Mass.
Mass. Bay Colony, i659-'70.
Booth, Charles E.
Maynard, George C.
Booth, Sergt. Zachariah, 
1741, Enfield, Conn. Repre
sentative, 173 1/2.
Booth, Charles E.
Borden, Col. Joseph, 1719-1791.
Member Stamp Act Con
gress, 1775. Colonel First
New Jersey Regt., 1775-6 ;
Quartermaster, 1776. judge,
1776.
Coale, George O. G.
Borden, Richard, 1601 1671,
Portsmouth, Rhode Island.
Governor's Assistant, 1653-
1654. Treasurer, 1653 - 1655.
Deputy, 1 667-1 670.
Ballard, Edw. Lathrop
Bicknell, Geo. A.
Chapman, Edwin N.
Cox, Edwin Stockton
Cox, William V. Z.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Fowler, Benjamin Sherman
Hudnut, Alex. M.
Hunt, Samuel F.
Johnson, Millbank
Nickerson, Thos. W., Jr.
Robeson, Andrew
Sanford, Henry G.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Scott, John F. R.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Watson, William H.
Wheaton, Frank
Wilbour, Joshua
Williams, Thomas Wright
Wister, Rodman
Wood, Eric F.
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Borden, Thomas,  1676,
Providence, R. I. Assistant,
1675-1676. Deputy, i666-'70-
'72.
Nickerson, Thos. W., Jr.
Parkhurst, Chas. D.
Wheaton, Frank
Boreman, Thomas, 1601 1673,
Ipswich, Mass. Representa
tive, 1636.
Cutler, Edward H.
Foster, Joseph
Green, John Wm.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Lord, Charles E.
Parker, Henry R.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Pettingell, Frank H.
Wells, Wellington
Whipple, Durand
Borland, John, 1659-1727. Mem
ber of A. & H. A. Co., 1692.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Bosie, Philip,  . Member 2d
Foot Co., of Schenectady, 171 5,
under Capt. Harmen Van
Slyck.
Boucher, Charles
Bostwick, Major John, 1667-1747.
Major, 1737. Deputy from
New Milford, 1726-1745.
Buckley, John J.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Bostwick, Lieut. Joseph, 1695-
1756. Lieut, New Milford,
Conn., 1738. Capt, 1743.
Garvin, Frank Hamilton
Bostwick, Ens. Reuben, 1734-1813.
Ens., nth Co., Conn., Regt.,
against the French.
Bostwick, Henry A.
Bosworth, Nathaniel, 1693-1745.
Commissioned to enlist volun
teers for expedition against
Cape Breton, 1744. Served in

Ens., Col.

• 1693.
King

expedition and died on return
march.
Bosworth, Orrin L.
Botsford, Henry, 1606-1686. Cor
poral, Expedition against the
Dutch, 1654.
Botsford, Harry G.
Enos, Alanson T.
Haines, John P.
McKeon, Newton F.
Patterson, Andrew S.
Boudinot, Elie, 1674-1719.
N. Y. Infantry, under
William Peartree, 1710.
Keith, Boudinot
Boulter, Nathaniel, 1625
Hampton, N. H. In
Philip's War.
Schauffler, William G.
Bourne, Elisha, 1641-1707. Sand
wich. Deputy to the General
Court, 1691.
Briggs, William C.
Bourne, Richard,  1682, Sand
wich, Mass. Deputy, 1639, et
seq. Member of Council of
War, 1675.
Bartlett, Joseph Gardner
Bassett, Charles F.
Briggs, Wm. C.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Hulbert, Henry C.
Swift, Eugene L'H.
Tobey, Frank B.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Wesson, James L.
Bourne, Shearjashub,
Sandwich, Mass.
1692.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Bourne, Thomas, 1581 ¦ 1664,
Marshfield, Plymouth Colony.
Deputy, i642-'45.
Baker, Alfred L.
Briggs, William C.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Clark, Kenneth
Cutler, Edward H.
De Wolf, Edwin A.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Jewett, Stephen
Lovering, Henry M.
Nickerson, Thos. W.

1644-1719, Deputy,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Snow, Edgar Morton
Squires, Geo. Clark
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Waterman, Harrison L
Boutell, John, 1645-1719, Read
ing, Mass. In Capt. Gard
ner's Co., King Philip's War.
Boutell, Henry Sherman
Boutelle, Frank W.
Bouton (Boughton), John, 1615-
1672, Norwalk, Conn. Deputy,
1669, et seq.
Cadle, Cornelius
Hargreaves, Fred W.
Jewett, Stephen
Pack, Arthur Newton
Peet, Emerson W.
Boutwell, Ebenezer, 1700  .
Soldier in Capt. Jones' Co.,
Col. Buckminster's Regt.; also
in Capt. Belknap's Co., Col.
P. Thatcher's Regt.
Boutelle, Frank W.
Bowden, John, 1710-1765. Enlisted
March 12, 1760, as private in
Capt Jacob Tilton's Co., Col.
John Goff's Regt., and served
in the invasion of Canada.
Discharged at Albany, N. Y.,
Nov. 26, 1760.
Deering, Frank C.
Bowditch, William, 1663 - 1728,
Salem, Mass. Representative,
I7I2-*22.
Putnam, George J.
Bowdoin, James, 1676-1747. Mem
ber of King's Council, 1744-
•46.
Plumer, David B.
Bowen, Lieut. Henry, 1634-1724,
Roxbury, Mass., and Wood
stock, Conn. In Great Swamp
Fight.
Bell, Charles U.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Johnson, James B.
Morris, Seymour
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Schroeder, Henry
Stimson, Daniel McM.
Stowell, William H. H.
Strong, Richard P.
Bowen, Henry, 1700-1758. Wood

stock, Conn. Deputy, Conn.,
i749-'5'. '54-
Johnson, James B.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Bowen, Obadiah, 1633  ,
Swanzey, Mass. Deputy, 1681-
1682.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Dyer, Horace E.
Bowen, Richard, 1600-1675, Reho-
both, Mass. Deputy, Ply
mouth General Court, 1651.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Dyer, Horace E.
Houghton, Henry O.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Bowen, Silas, 1722-1790, Wood
stock, Conn. Deputy, 1723.
Johnson, James B.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Bowes, Rev. Nicholas,  1755,
Concord, Mass. Chaplain at
Fort Edward, 1755. Died upon
his return home.
Solis, Andrew J.
Bowker, Lieut. Josiah. Lieut, in
Captain Eager's Company of
Westboro, Mass., in the French
and Indian War, 1757.
Miles, George E.
Miles, George F.
Bowler, Thomas,  1699. Mem
ber Va. Council, i67o-'75.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Bowles, Ens. John,  1680,
Roxbury, Mass. Ens., Mass.
Militia, 1653. A. & H. A. Co.,
1645-
Dorr, Dalton
Pike, Chas. E.
Bowles, John, 2d, 1653-1691, Rox
bury, Mass. Dep., Mass.,
1689-1690. Speaker, 1690.
Dorr, Dalton
Pike, Chas. E.
Smith, Thomas K.
Bowles, Maj. John, 1685 - 1737,
Roxbury, Mass. Representa
tive, Mass., i729-'36. Major
of Roxbury Regt, 1730.
Coale, George O. G.
Dorr, Dalton

55

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Pike, Chas. E.
Smith, Thomas K.
Bowles, Joseph, 1608-1678, Wells,
Me. Member of Council of
Maine, 1662.
Jones, Walter Rysam
Rollins, Philip A.
Bowman, Maj. Edmund, 1625-1691,
Va. Was Burgess, Captain,
and Major after 1663.
Dennis, James T.
James, Thomas
Bowne, Gov. Andrew, 1638-1708.
Member of Council of E. Jer
sey, i692-'99. Dep.-Gov., 1699.
Gov., 1701.
Haughton, John P.
Bowne, James, 1636 -1695. Mem
ber Assembly of Patentees and
Deputies, Shrewsbury, 1667;
Portland Point, 1669. Mem
ber Assembly, New Jersey,
1670, et seq.
Hunt, Samuel F.
Bowne, Maj. John,  1684.
Member of Assembly, E. Jer
sey, 1668, et seq. Capt, E.
Jersey, 1679. Maj., 1683.
Houghton, Richard
Boyden, Capt. Jonathan, 1652-
1732, Medfield, Mass. Repre
sentative, 1715. Capt. at Med
field, 1712.
Armsby, James K.
Bartlett, Joseph Gardner
Boylston, Thomas,  1653,
Boston and Watertown. A
Soldier under Capt. Prentice,
Mount Hope Campaign.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Boylston, Dr. Thomas, 1645-
1695/6, Brookline, Mass. Under
Capt. Thos. Prentice, King
Philip's War, i675-'76.
Brooks, Frederick
Tudbury, Warren C.
Wyman, Walter C.
Boynton, John, 1647-1719. In
Capt. Joseph Gardiner's Co.,
from Ipswich, Mass.; Narra
gansett campaign.
Johnson, Francis J.
Boynton, Capt. Joseph, 1645-1730.
Prov. Forces of Mass. Bay.

Deputy, 1697-1714, from Row
ley.
Bainbridge, Wm. Seaman
Boynton, Frederick C.
Cutler, Edward H.
Moore, Howard P.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Spofford, Paul N.
Tenney, Daniel G.
Wolcott, Arthur S.
Boynton, Joshua,  . In French
and Indian Wars. Expedition
to Canada.
Batchelder, George A.
Batchelder, Joseph F.
Brackett, Capt. Anthony, 1640-
1703, Casco, Me. Captured
by the Indians 1676 and 1689.
Commander of Fort Loyal and
Town Militia, 1682. Repre
sentative, Falmouth General
Assembly.
Brackett, Robert L.
Brackett, Lieut. Joshua, 1671-
1749, Portland, Me., and
Greenland, N. H. In Indian
Wars, 1693 and 1696. In
Capt. Woodman's Co. at the
garrison at Oyster River, N. H.,
for four weeks in 1696.
Brackett, William S.
Brackett, Sergt. Moses, 1717-1793.
Served in Capt Peter Thayer's
Co., Relief of Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Downs, Emery N.
Brackett, Capt. Richard, 1611-
1691. Commander, Militia of
Braintree, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1636. Deputy, 1655-1680.
Bailey, Everett H.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. W.
Brackett, Frederick H.
Brackett, Sidney L.
Camp, Robert
Camp, Thomas E.
Carney, Sidney H., Jr.
Carpenter, William M.
Chase, Clement
Collins, William G.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Crandon, Edwin S.
Cutler, Edward H.
Dixon, Willis M.
Hall, Harrison Coburn
Hill, John Fremont
Newcomb, George Amos
Philbrook, Chas. F. B.
Richards, Chas. Spielmann
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William E.
Richards, William S.
Schroeder, Henry
Schroeder, J. Langdon
Stone, Jacob
Tyler, Edward R.
Woodworth, Newell B.
Bradbury, Capt. Thomas, 1610-
1695, Salisbury, Mass. Ens.,
Salisbury Train Band, 1647.
Capt, 1661. Deputy, 1651-
1657.
Allen, Frederick Emerson
Briggs, Frank O.
Briggs, Frankland
Brown, Philip G.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Deering, Henry
Fall, Charles G.
Felton, Samuel M.
Fessenden, Francis
Hubbard, Phineas
Merrill, Frederic A.
Noyes, Edward D.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Rockwood, Chas. G., Jr.
Spofford, Chas. M.
Spofford, Paul N.
Stone, Jacob
Bradford, Lieut. James, 1684/5-
1762. Ensign of the Train
Band in the ist Society of
Canterbury; Lieut, of 2d Co.
Mersereau, John D.
Bradford, Col. John,  1726,
Prince George's County, Md.
Capt, 171 1. Col., 1726. Dele
gate to Session of 171 1, Md.
Assembly.
Smith, William D. G.
Bradford, Major John, 16S2-1736,
Kingston, Mass. Deputy, Ply
mouth Colony, i689-'90. Dep
uty, Mass., 1692.
Rogers, Allan

Bradford, Lieut. Joseph, 1675-
1747, Lebanon, Conn. Deputy,
1707, et seq.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Marsh, Wm. Lowrey
Bradford, Lieut. Samuel, 1668-
1714, Duxbury, Mass. Lieut,
Colonial Forces.
Houghton, John P.
Tucker, William R.
Bradford, Lieut. Thomas, 1657-
1713. Deputy, 1700, '04, '08.
Lieut, of the Train Band at
Nahantick, 1706-1716.
Mersereau, John D.
Bradford, Gov. William, 1589-
1657. Gov. of Plymouth Col
ony, 1621, et seq. Asst, 1634,
et seq.
Allen, Francis O.
Backus, Brady E.
Backus, J. Bayard
Bacon, Alfred T.
Bail, Hamilton Vaughn
Ballord, Webb R.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Barstow, Donald McLean
Bartholomew, James R.
Benjamin, Marcus
Blatchford, Psul
Bradford, Edward G.
Bradford, Edward G, Jr.
Bradford, Thomas Hewson
Brewster, Samuel D.
Burton, Clarence M.
Bush, Charles H.
Camp, Robert
Camp, Thomas Edward
Carson, Frank M.
Chapin, Clifford S.
Chapin, Samuel A.
Chapman, Chandler Pease
Chase, Clement
Collins, Clarence L.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Collins, Wm. G.
Colt, Samuel P.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Crandon, John H.
Curtis, Lewis B.
Cutler, Edward H.
Darrach, Henry
Davis, Gustavus P.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Davison, Charles M.
Davison, John M.
Day, Robert W.
Dennis, Alfred L.
Dennis, James S.
Dennis, Rodney S.
Dennis, Warren E.
Dewey, Edward W.
Dewey, George A.
Donnell, Murray C.
Faxon, Walter Collyer
Fitch, John B.
Floyd, William
Fobes, William H.
Freeman, Joseph W.
Glidden, John M.
Glidden, Joseph W.
Graves, Albert M.
Grinnell, Wm. M.
Hale, Arthur
Hall, Harrison C.
Hallowell, Thomas J.
Hamlin, Albert Church
Haskell, Fred'k Tudor
Haughton, Richard
Hayden, Henry W.
Hayden, James R.
Higgins, Fred'k A.
Hill, John F.
Hitchcock, Ripley
Houghton, John Paul
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Jenney, Herbert
Jewett, Stephen
Jewett, William K.
Jewett, William P.
Leonard, Daniel
Leonard, Edward C.
Leonard, Gardner C.
Lewis, George W.
Little, Edward P.
Lyman, Walter H.
Macfarlane, George S.
Marsh, Wm. Lowrey
Mathews, Edward Bennett
McGregor, Graham B.
McKinstry, Chas. H.
McKinstry, Elisha W.
Mersereau, John D.
Metcalf, Jesse
Metcalf, Jesse H.
Metcalf, Manton Bradley
Metcalf, Manton B., Jr.
Metcalf, Rowe Browning

Metcalf, Stephen O.
Metcalf, William P.
Monfort, Fred'k D.
Morris, Seymour
Morris, Seymour, Jr.
Newcomb, Clarence F.
Newcomb, George A.
Newcomb, George W.
Newman, Clarence E.
Norman, Hugh Kingsley
Norman, Reginald
Orr, Arthur
Paddock, Ernest Moorehead
Paine, Cyrus F.
Parker, Frederick S.
Perry, Alexander
Pitts, Thomas
Plyer, Chas. Whiting
Pond, Virgil C.
Prince, L. Bradford
Punderson, Henry Fuller
Punderson, Samuel Fuller
Ray, Franklin T.
Raymond, Geo. L.
Remick, James A.
Reynolds, George N.
Richards, Charles S.
Ripley, Charles S.
Robbins, Francis Le Baron
Robbins, Howard C.
Roberts, Cyrus S.
Rogers, Allan
Rogers, Fordyce H.
Sampson, Walter Scott
Sears, CHnton B.
Sedgwick, Edwin H.
Shepard, Augustus D., Jr.
Shepard, Benjamin
Shepard, Edward M.
Shepard, Ralph K.
Shepard, Robert F.
Slocum, William F.
Smith, Harvey B.
Smith, Justin H.
Steele, Thomas S.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Stevens, Clarence W.
Stevens, Frederic B.
Stevens, Geo. B.
Stoddard, Enoch V.
Stoddard, Francis R.
Stoddard, Francis R., Jr.
Strong, William W.
Symonds, Charles S.
Terry, Eliphalet B.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Terry, George D.
Terry, John T.
Terry, John Taylor
Terry, John Taylor, Jr.
Terry, Roderick
Thomas, Frank R.
Thompson, Gilbert
Tingley, Witter K.
Toler, Henry P.
Tucker, Wm. Ruggles
Turtle, Albert
Tyler, Mason W.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Ward, Charles S.
Warren, Tracy Bronson
Warren, Walter P.
Watson, Chas. P.
Webb, Wm. C.
Wellman, James A.
Whiting, Edmund McK.
Wilder, Edward B.
Williams, James Albert
Willard, Edward A.
Willard, James Le B.
Bradford, Major William, 1624-
1704. Deputy, 1657. Member
of Council of War, 1657, '58,
'67. Assistant, i658-'8i. Major,
commanding Plymouth Colony
Forces, Great Swamp Fight.
Treasurer, i679-'86, '89, '90.
Dep. Gov., Plymouth Colony,
i682-'86, '91. Commissioner of
the United Colonies, 1683, '84,
'86. Member of the Council,
i69i-'98.
Allen, Francis O.
Backus, J. Bayard
Baker, George F.
Benjamin, Marcus
Brewester, Samuel D.
Camp, Robert
Chapin, Samuel A.
Collins, Clarence L.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Collins, William G.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Crandon, John H.
Day, Robert Webster
Dewey, Edward W.
Dewey, George A.
Dickson, Brenton H.
Gould, Seabury S.

Graves, Albert M.
Grinnell, Wm. M.
Hallowell, Thomas J.
Harlow, John Bradford
Haughton, Richard
Hitchcock, Ripley
Jaynes, Fremont N.
jewett, Stephen
Jewett, William K.
jewett, William P.
Leonard, Edgar C.
Leonard, Gardner C.
Lyman, Walter H.
Marsh, Wm. Lowrey
McKinstry, Chas. Hedges
McKinstry, Elisha W.
Mersereau, John D.
Monford, Fred'k D.
Newcomb, Clarence F.
Newcomb, Geo. W.
Newman, Clarence E.
Orr, Arthur
Paine, Cyrus F.
Parker, Frederick S.
Plyer, Chas. Whiting
Pond, Virgil C.
Ray, Franklin T.
Raymond, Geo. L.
Reynolds, Geo. N.
Richardson, Fred'k A.
Roberts, Cyrus S.
Rogers, Allen
Sampson, Walter S.
Shepard, Edward M.
Shepard, Robert F.
Smith, Justin H.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Strong, William W.
Terry, George D.
Terry, John Taylor
Thomas, Frank Ray
Tucker, Wm. R.
Ward, Charles S.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Warren, Walter P.
Watson, Charles P.
Wilder, Edw. B.
Willard, Edward A.
Willard, James Le B.
Bradford, Capt. William, 1721-
1791. Member of Philadel
phia Associators for Defence.
Lieut, 1747, 4th Co- CaPt-
1756.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Bradford, T. Hewson
Bradford, Wm.
Darrach, Bradford
Darrach, Henry
Darrach, Wm.
Bradish, Robert,  1712. Scout
in the French and Indian
Wars.
Kimball, Robert J.,
Bradley, Abraham, 1650-1718.
Deputy for New Haven to
General Court, 1699-1710.
Jennings, Walter.
Bradley, Capt. Daniel, 1704-1765,
Fairfield, Conn. Ens., 1743.
Lieut, Expedition to Cape
Breton, 1745. Capt, 1747.
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Kimball, Harold C.
McClintock, Emory
Moulton, John H.
Wakeman, Jesup.
Bradley, Samuel,  1746, Con
cord, N. H. Member of Capt.
Ladd's Co. of Concord (Rum-
ford), N. H., and as such,
while going with six others
under command of Lieut. Jon
athan Bradley, to a garrison on
Aug. n, 1746, were attacked
by an Indian ambush. Five
were killed, including Samuel
Bradley.
Barrows, John S.,
Bradley, Capt. Stephen, 1 642-1 701,
Guilford. Representative, 1692-
1701. Ens. of Dragoons, New
Haven Col., 1690; Lieut.
Guilford Train Band, 1690;
Capt, 1698.
Bradley, Chas. Henry
Bradley, William,  1691.
Deputy from New Haven to
the General Court of Connec
ticut, 1675, i678-'8o, 1683.
Brewer, William A.
Clark, Eliot A.,
Jennings, Walter
Knapp, Henry E.,
Munson, Dunham O.,
Bradstreet, Col. Dudley, 1648-
1702, Andover, Mass. Lieut,
i677-'8o; Capt, i68o-'93; Maj.,
i693-'98; Col., 1698-1702. Dep

uty, 1677, et seq. Member
Gov.'s Council, 1698-1702.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.,
Patch, Charles Endicott
Bradstreet, Lieut. Dudley, 1707-
1750, Groton, Mass. Lieut,
Capt. Warner's Co., 4th Mass.
Regt., at siege of Louisburg,
i745-'46. In command of
Fort Dummer, Vt, 1747; scout
ing service, 1748.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Bradstreet, Humphrey, 1594-1655,
Ipswich. Representative, 1635.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Gage, Herbert E.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Perkins, William H.
Bradstreet, Major-Gen. John,
1711-1774. Lieut.-Col., Siege
of Louisburg, 1745. Governor
of St. Johns, Newfoundland,
1746. Capt, 60th Foot, Royai -
Americans, 1757. Lieut.-Col.,
York Regt, 1757. Col., 1758.
Deputy Q. M.-Gen., 1760. Col.
British Army, 1762. Major.-
Gen. 1772.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Landreth, Burnet, Jr.
Landreth, David
Landreth, Symington P.
McVicker, John A.
Bradstreet, Gov. Simon, 1603-1697,
Salem, Mass. First Sec. of
Mass. Bay Colony, 1630-36.
Assistant, i63o-'78. Com
missioner of the United Colon
ies, 1643, '63-'66. Dep.-Gov.,
1672-1679. Gov., 1676-1686,
'89.
Bagley, John N.
Ball, George O.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Bell, Charles U.
Bradstreet, Edward P.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Clarke, Charles L.
Cooley, Charles P.
Cooley, Francis R.
Corey, Edward W.
Corey, Eben
Emerson, Clifford Coburn
Fletcher Austin Bradstreet

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Godwin, Joseph B.
Goss, William Abbott
Gould, George L.
Hering, Oswald C.
Hoyt, Charles W.
Hoyt, William E.
Janvrin, Joseph E.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Libby, Chas. T.
Morse, Edward E.
Partridge, Edw. L.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Poole, Chas. E.
Smith, Walter Calef
Taylor, Washington I.
Thornton, James B.
Tufts, Walter B.
Wade, James F.
Whiting, Wm. S.
Wiggin, Arthur M.
Williams, Ephraim
Williams, Geo. B.
Williams, Samuel B.
Wilson, John G.
Woodbury, Urban A.
Bradt, Dirk Arentse, 1661-1735.
Private in Capt, jacobse Van
Schoonhoven's Co., 1715.
Dwight, Frederick.
Bradt, Ens., Johannes, 1693  .
One of the Militia Officers of
City and Co. of Albany men
tioned in list dated 1733.
Dwight, Frederick.
Brady, Capt. John, 1733-1778.
Capt. of the 2d Battalion, Pa.,
Regt., commanded by Gov.
John Penn, 1763-1764.
Brady, Cyrus T.
Brady, William P.
Brady, Capt. John. Capt. Penn.
Regt. engaged against Indians,
1766.
Brady, Cyrus T.
Braine, Capt. Thomas. Capt. of
Privateer Pensbury, 1703.
Braine, Clinton E.
Braine, Lawrence F.
Brainerd, Capt. Daniel, 1641-1734,
Capt, Haddam Train Band,
1714. Deputy, 1692, 1706.
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer.
Brainerd, Hezekiak, 1680-1727.

Deputy and Speaker. Assist
ant, 1723-1727, Colony of
Conn.
DeLancey, Darragh
Lindly, John M.
Sims, Clifford S.
Sims, Jas. Patterson
Sims, John Clark
Smith, Edward Curtis
Smith, George G.
Brainerd, Capt. James, 1669-1742.
Capt. Train Band, Haddam,
Conn. 1722. Ens. 1705. Lieut.
1714.
Brainerd, Cephas.
Brainerd, Cephas, Jr.
Bulkley, Erastus B.
Brainerd, Lieut. Josiah, 171 i-
1792. Lieut, 14th Co., 6th
Conn. Regt, 1752.
Emery, Brainerd P.
Brainerd, Lieut. William, 1673,
 . Lieut. Haddam Train
Band, 1722.
Emery, Brainerd P.
Braithwaite, Capt., William, St.
Mary's Co., Md. Member of
Assembly, St. Mary's City,
Md., Jan. 25, 1637. Three
times Commander of the Isle
of Kent, with jurisdiction over
the Eastern Shore of Md., 1638,
'40, '44. Capt, St. Mary's Co.
Commissioner, 1644. Com
mander and His Majesty's
Collector and Receiver, 1643.
Acting Governor of Province
of Md., 1644.
Woodward, James T.
Woodward, Wm.
Bramhall, George,  1689, Ply
mouth, Mass., and Casco, Me.
Killed Falmouth, Me.
Butters, George
Evans, George F.
Branch, Christopher, 1595-1682.
Henrico County, Va. Justice
anterior to 1639 and for many
years as late as 1657. Burgess,
i639-'4i.
Cary, Wilson M.
Branch, Henry,
Branch, Jas. R.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie

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SOCIETY Of COLONIAL wars

Brandt, Capt., Randolph, 
1698, Charles Co., Md. Led
expeditions against the In
dians; Deputy Surveyor of
Chas. Co.
Courtenay, Erskine H.
Courtenay, James Clark.
Brastow, Thomas, 1740-1799. In
Col. Miller's Regt, i758-'59.
Expedition to Lake George.
Ware, Horace E.
Brattle, Capt. Thomas, 1624-1683
Boston, Mass. Cornet, Suffolk
Troop, 1670. Lieut, 1675.
Capt, 1676. King Philip's
War. Deputy, i67i-'72-'78-
'81.
Carpenter, Frederick B.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Jones, George W.
Webber, William O.
Wood, Alfred T.
Wood, Eric F.
Bray, Lieut., Asa, 1741-1815. In
Capt. Lee's Co., Col. Lyman's
Regt, Crown Point, 1758.
Drummer in Capt. Joel Clark's
Co., Col. Nathan Whiting's
Regt., 1758. Sergt. in Capt.
Eldad Lewis' Co., same Regt,
1762. Ens., 1768-1722, and
Lieut, 4th Co., 15th Regt.
Washburn, William I.
Brayton, Lieut. Francis, 1612-
1692. Lieut, of the First
Troop of Horse, Colony of R. I.
Brayton, Charles R.
Brecht, Jacob, 1729-1802. Inde
pendent Troop of Horse,
Philadelphia, 1756.
Bright, Louis V.
Breck, Capt., John, 1651-1690,
Dorchester. Had charge of
training and drilling Colonial
Troops.
Breck, Edward.
Breck, Thomas, 1633-1703. Sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred.
Breed, Allen, (Alwyn),  1707.
Soldier in King Philip's War
under Capt. Nicholas Man
ning.
Libbey, Wm.

Breed, Ens. Joseph, 1657-1713,
Lynn, Mass. A soldier in
King Philip's War; Ensign,
1713. Selectman.
Libbey, William
Tudbury, Warren Chamberlain
Breeden, Joseph, 1736-1807, Mai
den, Mass. In Capt. Heart's
Co., Nova Scotia Expedition,
1762.
Berry, Henry N.
Brent, Capt. George, J641-1704,
Stafford Co., Va. Capt. of a
Troop, 1670. Ranger-Gen.
of the Northern Neck.
Brent, Joseph L.
Davenport, Richard G.
Keyser, Robert B.
Krumbhaar, Alexander
Lisle, Lyman
Lisle, Robert P.
Brent, Lieut.-Gen. Giles, 1600-
1652 or '71. Treas. Prov. of
Md. Commander of Kent Is
land. Dep.-Gov. and Lieut.
Gen., 1643-1644. Lord of Fort
Kent Manor.
Ellegood, Joshua A
Garland, Hugh A.
Hill, Ralph W. S.
Jenkins, Austin L.
Jenkins, Edward A.
Jenkins, Edward Plowden
Jenkins, Francis de S.
Jenkins, Spalding L.
Brenton, Gov. William,  1674.
Dep.-Gov. of R I. and
Providence Plantations, 1663-
1666. Gov., 1666-1669. Mem
ber of Troop of Horse,
1667.
Beach, Sylvester Woodbridge
Brenton, Cranston
Chase, Clement
Deen, William M.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Scofield, George S.
Strong, Alan H.
Brereton, Col. Thomas,  1688,
Northumberland Co., Va.
Burgess, 1680. Chief Military
Officer of the County, 1680.
Eberlein, Charles W.
Brett, Ens., Francis, 1707-1767.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Ens. in Dutchess Co., Militia,
1737; Capt, 1739.
Brett, Cornelius.
Brett, Lieut., Roger, 1 665-1 720.
Fishkill, N. Y. Lieut, in Ex
pedition against Canada, 171 1.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Everett Abbott
Brett, Martin W.
Brett, Philip M.
Hale, Walter S.
Timberlake, William S.
Brett, William, 1618-1681. Dep
uty to the General Court, 1661.
Served in Capt. Miles Stand-
ish's Duxbury Co., 1643.
Marble, John E.
Brewer, Daniel, 1624-1708. A. &
H. A. C, 1666.
Booth, Charles E.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Brewer, Capt. Daniel, 1704  .
Framingham, Mass. Capt. at
the Concord Alarm, 1756. In
the Crown Point Expedition,
French and Indian War, same
year.
Parker, Moses G.
Brewer, Deliverance,  Phil-
ipsborough. Westchester Mi
litia. Capt. Del. Concklin,
1758. Co. of Provincials, Capt.
1758. Co. of Provincials,
Capt. Wm. Gilchrist, Col.
Corsa's Regiment, Niagara
Expedition, 1759.
Brewer, John.
Brewer, John  1690. Mem
ber of the House of Burgesses,
Prov. of Md., 1661.
Hall, William C.
Peale, Albert C.
Brewster, Capt. Benjamin, 1633-
1710, Conn. Lieut in New
London Co., 1673; Capt. Nor
wich Co., 1693. Deputy,
i668-'97.
Hawks, James D.
Richardson, Albert E.
Brewster, Jonathan, 1593-1659,
Duxbury, Mass. Representa
tive, Mass., i639-'4i-'42-'44.
Deputy, Conn., 1650, '5S-'s8.

Member of Capt. Myles Start-
dish's Duxbury Co., Military
Commissioner, Pequot War.
Baker, Alfred L.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Hawks, James D.
Houghton, John P.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Kennan, Thomas L.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Parrish, Geo. R.
Randall, John F.
Richardson, Albert E.
Turner, Philip F.
Vaile, Joel F.
Wood, Eric F.
Brewster, Lieut. Joseph, 1735-
1818. Served as Lieut, N. Y.
Provincial Troops in the
French and Indian War.
Smith, Leroy.
Brewster, Love,  1650. Mem
ber Duxbury, Mass., Co., 1643.
Alderson, Victor C.
Baker, Alfred L.
Brewster, Chauncey B.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Brown, John B.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Parker, Edward L.
Brewster, Elder William, 1566-
'67-1644. Fourth signer May
flower Compact. Member and
Chaplain of the first Military
Co., organized at Plymouth
under Capt Myles Standish,
and served against the In
dians. Deputy, 1636.
Alderson, Victor C.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Arnold, Benjamin W.
Baker, Alfred L.
Baker, Dwight B.
Bartlett Geo., Fred'k Hunter
Bassett, Charles F.
Brewster, Lyman D.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Brown, Frederick L.
Brown, Philip G.
Brown, John B.
Browne, John D.
Cady, Guy B.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Cady, Hal. David
Carter, Walter S.
Castle, Guy W. S.
Cheney, Louis R.
Chester, Walstein R.
Childs, Arthur Francis
Clark, A. Howard
Clark, Fred'k H.
Clark, Homer P.
Cole, Amedee B.
Crocker, Clarence P.
Curtis, Geo., Munson
Demarest, Benj. G.
Doane, William H.
Dutton, Wm., Dalliba
Fergason, Henry C.
Fitch, John B.
Foster, Daniel R.
Freeman, James G.
Fuller, Austin W.
Gillette, Edwin F.
Harris, William C.
Hawks, James D.
Heilner, George C.
Hills, Joseph L.
Hitchcock, Ripley
Holt, Henry P. R.
Hulbert, Henry C.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Huntington, Charles R.
Hyde, William W.
Jackson, James H.
Kendall, Henry M.
Kennan, Thomas L.
Ladd, Wm. W.
Learned, Bela P.
Mallett, Percey S.
Metcalf, Wm. P.
Murray, Charles H.
Nickerson, Philip T.
Nickerson, Thos. W., Jr.
Paine, Cyrus F.
Pardee, Ensign B.
Parker, Charles W.
Parsons, Charles L.
Perry, Alexander
Prentis, Edward
Randall, John F.
Rawson, Edward S.
Reynolds, George N.
Rice, Calvin W.
Rich, William T.
Richardson, Albert E.
Roberts, Cyrus S.

Rogers, Edward S.
Sears, Clinton B.
Spalding, George B.
Smith, Thomas H.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Thomas, Douglas H., Jr.
Tobey, Frank B.
Truman, Henry H.
Turner, Luther G.
Turner, Philip F.
Vaile, Joel T.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Williams, Edw. Gilbert
Wood, Eric F.
Brice, John, 1705-1766, Annapolis,
Md., Member of Council,
Province of Md.
Brice, Philip H.
Bridge, John, 1576-1665, Cam
bridge, Mass. Deputy, 1637-
'39-'4i.
Bemis, George P.
Derby, William M., Jr.
Hall, George F.
Hastings, Henry
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Johnson, Charles W.
Solis, Andrew J.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Washburn, Wm. D.
Wilson, John A.
Bridge, Matthew,  1700.
Member A. & H. A. Co., 1643.
In Mt. Hope Campaign, 1675.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Washburn, William D.
Bridge, Lieut. Matthew, 1650-
1738. Q. M. in Capt. Pren
tice's Troop, King Philip's
War, and Phips' Expedition to
Canada.
Brown, Francis H.
Downs, Edgar R.
Hastings, Henry
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Johnson, Charles W.
Jones, Charles L.
Maxwell, Robert A.
Willey, William L.
Wilson, John A.
Bridge, Q. M. Walter,  1700.
Member Artillery Co., 1643.
Q. M., King Philip's War and
in Expedition to Canada.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Harrington, Arthur C.
Bridger, Col., Joseph, 1628-1686,
Va. Councillor of State to
Charles II. Gen. of the Brit
ish troops in America during
Bacon's Rebellion.
Boykin, Hamilton Goodwin
Capen, Walter N.
Bridges, James, 1672  . And
over, Mass. Served as a sol
dier in the Expedition to
Canada, 1690, under Sir Wm.
Phips.
Spofford, Chas. M.
Briggs, John, 1609-1690. Deputy,
1664, et seq. Assistant, 1648,
Rhode Island Commissioner,
1654, et seq.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd.
Field, Thaddeus C.
Rutherford, John
Rutherford, Morris
Ryer, George S.
Ryer, James B.
Wilbour, Joshua
Williams, Norman A.
Briggs, John,  1697. Clerk of
the Military Co., Kingstown,
R. I., 1671.
Adams, Washington I. L.
Briggs, Matthew,  1700, Cam
bridge and Lexington, Mass.
A. & H. A. Co., 1643.
Downs, Edgar R.
Briggs, Thomas,  1720, Dart
mouth, Mass. In Capt. Peleg
Sanford's Troop of Horse,
1667.
Field, Thaddeus C.
Briggs, William, 1650-1716. Mem
ber of Capt. Hunford's Troop,
1664.
Wilbour, Joshua
Briggs, William,  , Tauton,
Mass. In Capt. Daniel Hench
man's Co., King Philip's War.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Brigham, Nathan, 1671-1747. In
garrison of Marlborough, Mass.
Lester, Maxwell
Brigham, Lieut. Samuel,  .
Representative from Marlbor
ough in 1697, 1699, and 1705,
and acted as Capt. Howe's
Lieutenant in the Indian War.

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Holbrook, Harry Sherman
Houghton, William A.
Brigham, Thomas, 1640-1716. In
garrison of Marlborough,
Mass.
Lester, Maxwell
Bright, Sergt. Henry, 1602-1686,
Watertown, Mass. Sergt. in
Military Co., 1664.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Clark, Byron N.
Dorr, Alfred
Eberlein, Charles W.
Harrington, Chas.
Washburn, William D.
Bright, Nathaniel, 1647-1726.
Service under Capt Richard
Beers, 1675.
Cowee, James C.
Brinckle, Lieut.-Col. John, 
1763. Lieut.-Col., 1756, Kent
Co., Del., Regt.
Brinckle, John R.
Brink, Egbert, 1687  . Served
in Capt. Rutsen's Co. of
Ulster County Militia, 1715.
Brink, Theodore
Brinsmade, John, 1617-1673. Dep
uty from Stratford, 1669-1671,
etc.
Brinsmade, Hobart
Brinsmade, Louis L.
Brintnall, Thomas,  . In
Lieut. William Hasey's Co.,
and Capt. John Whipple's Co.,
King Philip's War.
Lea, James H.
Brintnall, Lieut. Thomas, 1669-
1733, Sudbury, Mass. Lieut,
1723.
Lea, James H.
Brinton, Josiah, 1697-1751. Mem
ber Penna. Assembly, i729-*35
(except 1730).
Phillips, George B.
Brinton, William, 1666-1751.
Member Prov. Assembly,
Penn., 1713.
Corbit, Daniel W.
Harvey, Le Roy
Brittain, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1688-
1760. Lieut, of a South Com
pany commanded by Capt.
James Pollion, 1715.
Page, James Rathwell.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Britton, Ebenezer, Taunton, Mass.
Drummer, Capt. Philip King's
Co., of Raynham, Mass.,
French War, 1757.
Britton, Edward E.
Broadhead. See Brodhead
Brocket, Surgeon John, 1610-
-1690. Surgeon in King Philip's
War, i675-'76, with Conn.
Troops. Commissioner 1660.
Deputy, General Court, 4years.
May, Calvin Sloane
Washburn, William Ives
Brockett, John, 1607-1689. Dep
uty to the General Court of
Connecticut, 1671, 1678, 1680-
'82, 1685.
Brewer, William A.
Hawkins, William Elton
Munson, Dunham O.
Brockholles, Major Anthony.
Lieut, of Royal Troop, 1674.
Member of Gov. Council, 1674-
' '79, '83, '88. Acting Gov. of
Province of N. Y. Commander
in Chief of Military Forces,
1677, '81. Major 1684.
DuBois, Ernest Blois.
Brocklebank, Capt. Samuel, 1628-
1676, Rowley, Mass. Capt.
Rowley Foot Co., 1673. Killed
at Sudbury, King Philip's War,
April 21, 1676.
Appleton, Nathan
Bacon, Horace S.
Boyd, Charles H.
Brocklebank, John C. F.
Cobb, Carolus M.
Coffin, William K.
Densmore, Edward D.
Densmore, Geo. Ellis
Densmore, John Hopkins
Gerry, Allston
Knight, Stephen H.
Little, Henry L.
Noyes, Edward D.
Saunders, Charles G.
Silvester, Learoyd
Silvester, Wm. Walter
Stanton, Josiah R.
Storer, John H.
Underwood, Edgar L.
Williams, Charles H.
Williams, George L.

Brockway, Capt. William, 1723-
1798. Capt. of the 5th Co.,
Lyme, Conn.
Roberts, William S.
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden P.
Brodhead, Ens. Charles, 
1724 Marbleton, N. Y. Ens.
of Foot Co., under Capt
Thomas Garton, 1685.
Clark, Kenneth
Brodhead, Capt. Daniel, 
1667. Officer, service of
Charles IL, under Col. Sir
Richard Nicolls, 1664. In ex
pedition against Fort Orange,
under Col. George Cartwright,
1664. Commander of the
Forces at Esopus, 1665.
Brodhead, Lucas
Catlin, George de G.
Catlin, Isaac S.
Clark, Kenneth
Du Bois, William M.
Harris, Clinton G.
Marshall, Henry R.
Reed, Henry B.
Reed, James M., Jr.
Russell, Averly C. H.
Brodhead, Capt. Daniel, 1693-
1755. Private, 1715. Capt,
1737, Foot Company of Militia,
Marbletown, N. Y.
Catlin, George de G.
Catlin, Isaac S.
Brodhead, Lieut. Garret, 1733-
1804. Sergt. in Capt. Stephen
Nottingham's Co., 1758. Lieut.
in Capt Cornelius Wynkoop's
Co. of New York Provincials
recruited in Ulster Co., 1760.
Catlin, George de G.
Catlin, Isaac S.
Brodhead, Capt. Richard, 1665-
1758. Capt, Ulster County
Militia, 1703-1728.
Catlin, George de G.
Catlin, Isaac S.
Bronson, Lieut. Abraham, 1647-
171 9, Lyme, Conn. Lieut of
the Train Band, 1689. Deputy.
Clark, Lot Curran
Waite, Horace F.
Bronson, Sergt. Isaac, 1645-1719.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Sergt., Waterbury, Conn., 1695.
Deputy, 1697-1701.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Bronson, John, 1600-1680. In the
Pequot War. Deputy from
Farmington, Colony of Conn.,
1651, et seq.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Bickford, Robert S.
Bronson, Edward P.
Bronson, Julius H.
Brown, Goodwin
Clark, Lot Curran
Collins, Holdridge O.
Conger, Arthur L.
French, Wm. F.
Holcombe, John M.
Hubbard, Phineas
Hunt, Arthur K.
Johnson, Stephen A.
May, Calvin S.
Morris, Seymour
Morse, Glenn T.
Packer, Flavius
Parker, Frederick S.
Phillips, George M.
Raymond, Geo. L.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Smith, Wm., D. G.
Stockbridge, Henry
Tuller, Walter K.
Waite, Horace E.
Ward, Christopher L.
White, William C.
Wright, Harry L.
Brooke, Hon. Baker, 1628-1679.
Member of the Council and
Surveyor General of the Pro
vince of Maryland.
Raborg, H. Mason
Raborg, Thomas M. T.
Smith, William D. G.
Brooke, Gov. Robert, 1602-1655.
Commander-in-Chief of a new
county in Maryland, and a
Member of the Council. Com
mander of Charles Co., 1650.
Appointed, 1652, by Crom
well's Commissioners, Presi
dent of the Council and Act
ing Governor. •

Abadie, Eugene H.
Abadie, Eugene S.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Brent, Joseph L.
Brooke, George S.
Browne, Bennet B.
Coale, George O. G.
Courtney, Erskine H.
Courtney, Jas. Clark
Fleet, Alexander F.
Fleet, Henry W.
Fleet, John S.
Hopkins, Alfred F.
Hopkins, Neville M.
Johnston, Christopher
Mackenzie, George N., 2nd.
Mackenzie, George N., 3rd.
Magruder, John H.
Moran, Charles
Parker, Frederick S.
Raborg, H. Mason
Raborg, Thomas M. T.
Smith, Thomas M.
Smith, William D. G.
Spencer, John T.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Thomas, Douglas H., Jr.
Tyson, Malcolm Van Vechten
Williams, Mason L. W.
Brooke, Major Thomas, 1632-1676.
Major Maryland Forces, 1660.
Served in Expedition against
Indians, 1667. Member of
Assembly for Calvert Co.,
1663-1676.
Abadie, Eugene H.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Courtney, Erskine H.
Courtney, Jas. Clark
Johnston, Christopher
Magruder, John H.
Moran, Charles
Smith, William D. G.
Thomas, Douglas, H.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Brooke, Dep.-Gov. Thomas, 1660-
1730. Member of Council,
Prov. of Md., i692-i707-'i5-'24.
Commissary Gen., 1701. Pres.
of same and Dep.-Gov., 1720.
Abadie, Eugene H.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thos. W.
Browne, Bennet B.
Courtney, Erskine H.
Courtney, Jas. Clark
Johnston, Christopher
Magruder, John H.
Moran, Charles
Thomas, Douglas H.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Brooke, Thomas, 1683-1744. Md.
Rep. for Prince George County
in the Md. Assembly, 1713.
High Sheriff of the County,
1731-1734.
Abadie, Eugene H.
Brooks, Capt. Caleb, 1694-1766.
Commanded a Co. of Charles
town men raised for the in
tended expedition to Canada
in 1746.
Tudbury, Warren Chamberlain
Brooks, Ebenezer, 1666  , Wo
burn, Mass. Soldier in Phip's
Expedition against Quebec,
1690.
Brooks, Edgar Eugene
Brooks, Capt. Ebenezer, 1671-1742.
Deputy to General Court from
Medford in 1704; Captain,
i730-'42.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Brooks, Lieut., Edward, 1728-1776.
Served in Lieut. Elisha Han-
ley's Co., 1747-1748.
Brooks, Franklin E.
Brooks, Gilbert, 1612  , Marsh
field, Mass. Deputy, 1679, et
seq.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Brooks, John, 1623-1691, Woburn,
Mass. In King Philip's War,
i675-'76, serving under Major
Simon Willard and Capt. Cut
ler. In Phips' Expedition to
Quebec, 1690.
Brooks, Edgar Eugene
Brooks, L. Loring
Eldridge, Wm. Henry
Moseley, Chas. W.
Brooks, Lieut. Joshua, 1688-1768,
Lincoln, Mass. Lieut, in Com
pany which marched from
Concord to Boston on the

alarm of an expected attack
by a French fleet, 1746.
Bent, Samuel A.
Farwell, John W.
Merriam, Frank
Brooks, Capt. Samuel, 1672-1735,
Medford, Mass. Representa
tive, 1723, Capt. of Medford
Military Company.
Brooks, Frederick.
Brooks, Samuel, 1730  . Had
dam, Conn. Private, 4th.
Conn. Regiment commanded by
Col. Wooster, Captain Isaac's
Company, 1758. Also in Capt.
Fitch's and Capt. Hutchin's
Companies, 1757.
Brooks, Stanley C.
Brooks, (Brooke), Capt. Thomas,
 1667, Concord, Mass.
Deputy, 1642-1662. Capt,
1643.
Baker, Frank
Bent, Samuel A.
Briggs, Southwick C.
Brooks, Frederick
Brown, Otis S.
Clark, Arthur W.
Farwell, John W.
Hill, John B.
Melville, Henry
Merriam, Frank
Moore, George H.
Page, Walter G.
Shuart, William H.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Wetherill, Charles
Wheeler, Horace L.
Young, Edward B.
Young, George B.
Brooks, Capt. Timothy,  .
Master of Garrison House at
Billerica, Mass. King Phil
ip's War. Capt, Bristol Co.,
Militia, 1690. Representative
for Swanzey, 1689.
Stewart, William D.
Brooks, Capt. Timothy, 1726-1786,
Woburn, Mass. Q. M. Wo
burn Military Company, 1738.
Lieut, 1744. Capt, i746-'86.
Brooks, L. Loring
Broughton, Hon. Thomas, 
1737. Speaker of the A*

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

sembly. Lieut-Gov., 1735.
Member of Council.
Middleton, John I.
Brouwer, Nicholas, 1672-1745. In
Capt. Bradshaw's Co. of Fusi-
leers, Albany, 1691.
Ryer, George S.
Ryer, James B.
Brown, Abijah, 1736-18 18, Wal-
tham, Mass. In Capt. Tim
othy Houghton's Co., Crown
Point, 1756. At Fort William
Henry, 1756.
Wheeler, Horace L.
Brown, Capt. Abraham, 1671-1729,
Watertown, Mass. Ens. and
Capt, i7o3-'8-'n. Treas.,
1695-1700. Selectman, 1712-
'26. Clerk, 1712.
Bloss, Orlando Powers.
Brown, Ensign Andrew, 1658-1723,
Kennebunkport, Me. In Ex
pedition to Kennebec and in
Black Point Garrison in King
Philip's War. Ensign. Had
Garrison House at York, Me.,
in Queen Anne's War.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Brown, Daniel,  1748. Kent
Co. Was a member of the
Colonial Assembly represent
ing Kent County on Delaware,
i682-'83-'89-'90-'95.
Houston, DeVerne C.
Houston, Junius W.
Brown, Capt. Deliverance, 1689-
1768. Ens., 1728. Lieut, 1738.
Capt, 1739, Conn. Militia.
Brown, Charles H.
Brown, Louis
Brown, Dep.-Gov. Elisha, 1717-
1802, Providence, R. I. Dep.-
Gov., R. I., i765-'67.
Allin, George A.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Denny, Thomas
Brown, Ephraim, Jr., 1680-1751/2,
Salisbury, Mass. One of Capt.
Henry True's snow-shoe men
in Essex County, 1709.
Munds, James Theus
Pearson, Arthur E.
Brown, Sergt. Ephraim, 1650-1693,

Salisbury, Mass. In Military
Co., raised in Salisbury,
1688.
Daggett, George H.
Munds, James Theus
Pearson, Arthur E.
Brown, Francis,  1685, Mem
ber of Assembly of Conn.,
1665-1669.
Hawkins, William Elton
Langdon, Perin
Matthews, Caleb B.
Brown, Francis, 1737-1800. Lex
ington. Private in Capt. Ben
jamin Reed's Company, 1759.
Brown, Francis H.
Brown, Capt., George, 1668-1738,
Billerica, Mass. Capt. of
the Militia. Served against
the Indians in King William's
War, and in Queen Anne's
War. Representative, 1716, et
seq.
Bailey, Everett H.
Carpenter, William M.
Eaton, Joseph G.
Brown, Major Hackaliah, 
1784, Rye, N. Y. Westchester
Co. Militia, 1752. Judge, 1755.
Served under Lord Amherst,
1756.
Requa, Robert R.
Satterlee, Francis Le R.
Brown, Henry, 1625-1703. Dep
uty, General Court, Rhode
Island, 1652, et seq.
Bell, Charles U.
Cadle, Cornelius
Hord, Arnold H.
Brown, Jacob, 1653-1740, Hampton,
N. H. Soldier in the Indian
Wars.
Brown, Thomas S.
Brown, Jacob, 1691-1764. At Fort
William and Mary, Newcastle,
1708.
Webb, William S.
Brown, James, 1623-1710, Mass.
Lieut. Swansea Co. Troops.
King Philip's War, 1675. Asst.
Plymouth Colony, 1665.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Brown, John B.
Brown, Rev. James, 1666-1732,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Providence, R. I. Deputy,
1709-'! 5.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Brown, John, ist, 1584-1662, Swan
sea, Mass. Comm'r to the
United Colonies, i644-'s6. As
sistant 1636, et seq. Member
Council of War, 1642, et seq.
Patentee, with Edward Wins
low, of Rehoboth, Mass.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Bicknell, George A.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Brown, Charles E.
Brown, John B.
Brown, Paul
Brown, James S.
Camp, Chas. L. N.
Davies, Wm. G.
Denny, Thos.
Dorr, Dalton
Edwards, Edw. J.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Kent, Dorman B. E.
Lee, Edward C.
Pike, Chas. E.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Schroeder, Henry
Schroeder, J. Langdon
Tyler, Harry B.
Tyler, Sidney F.
Watson, William H.
Whitney, Eli, Jr.
Woolsey, Theodore S.
Brown, Ens. John, 2d, 1601-1662
Rehoboth, Mass. Ens., 1654.
Member Council of War, 1658.
Brown, Paul
Lee, Edward C.
Thurston, Edw. Anthony
Tyler, Sydney F.
Watson, William H.
Brown, John, 1 629-1 707, Provi
dence, R. I. Governor's As
sistant, Rhode Islandj_»i665-
1666.
Bicknell, George A.
Brown, Arthur H.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Burlingame, Edwin A.
Cadle, Cornelius
Camp, Charles L. N.

Davies, William G.
Denny, Thomas
Greene, Charles A.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Manton, Leon W.
Morrison, Geo. Austin
Palmer, Lowell M.
Wood, Eric F.
Brown, Capt., John, 3d, 1650-1709,
Rehoboth, Mass. Lieut, in
Swanzey Co., 1673. Capt,
1675 - 1686. Commissioner,
United Colonies.
Brown, Walter M.
Lee, Edward C.
Thurston, Edw. A.
Watson, William H.
Brown, Corp. John, 1713-1776.
Corp. under Capt. Hercules
Mooney, N. H. Troops, Crown
Point Expedition, 1757.
Brown, Willis
Brown, Lieut. John, 1732-1817,
Londonderry, N. H. Lieut,
French and Indian Wars.
Edwards, Edward J.
Moseley, Chas. W.
Moseley, Edw. A.
Brown, Capt. Joseph, Mass. 
1742. Capt. of Attleboro Mili
tary Co. Deputy 1718.
Brown, Paul
Cadle, Cornelius
Brown, Joseph, 1689-1759, Hamp
ton, N. H. In Queen Anne's
War at Fort William and
Mary, Newcastle, N. H., 1708.
Brown, David H.
Brown, Nicholas,  1673, Lynn,
Mass. Deputy, 1641.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Marble, John E.
Parker, C. Wallingford
Parker, Edward L.
Parker, Herman
Rowe, Chas. E.
Brown, Peter,  1633. Signer
of "Mayflower Compact."
Served in Capt. Myles Stand-
ish's Co. in defence of Ply
mouth and in expeditions
against the Indians.
Talbot, Archie L,

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Brown, Lieut. Samuel,  1763.
Lieut, in the Militia of Ips
wich.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Brown, Sergt. Samuel, 1720- 1794,
Rye, N. H. In Capt. Anthony
Towle's Co. of Troopers in
Major Thomas Tash's Bat
talion stationed at the Fort,
No. 4, now Charlestown, N. H.
Sergt. in Capt. John Goffe's
Co., serving as scouts in the
Merrimac Valley, N. H., 1745-
'46.
Brown, David H.
Brown, Capt., Thomas, 1645-1709,
Sudbury, Mass. Capt. of
Horse, 1697. Representative,
1692, et seq.
Anderson, James T.
Houghton, William A.
Robinson, Francis W.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Storer, John H.
Brown, Ens. Thomas, i6si:i7i8.
In the Narragansett Campaign
under Major Willard, Captain
Davenport's Co., 1675, wound
ed 1675. Ens., 1710.
Dickerman, Wm. C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Wolcott, Roger
Brown, Thomas, 1657-1744, Hamp
ton, N. H. Served in King
Philip's War.
Brown, David H.
Heaton, John E.
Brown, Capt. William, 
Sudbury, Mass. Surveyor
of Arms for Sudbury, 1643.
Capt, 
Storer, John H.
Browne, Edward or Edmund, 
1659, Ipswich. In Major
Appleton's Co., Narragansett
Campaign.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Browne, Capt. John, 1634-1717.
Capt. Military Co., Reading,
Mass., 1644. Rep. to General
Court, 1679, et seq.
Marble, John E.
Browne, Joseph, 164  1694, Ips
wich, Mass. In Capt. Daniel

Henchman's Company, King
Philip's War, 1676.
Brown, Daniel A.
Robinson, Hamline Elijah
Browne, Samuel, Jr., 1708-1775,
Ipswich. Appears on a
Muster-roll of a. Company in
His Majesty's service under
command of Capt. Josiah
Browne.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Browne, Thomas,  1688.
Trooper of Middlesex Co.,
Mass., 1675.
Heaton, John E.
Browne, Thomas, 1607-1687. New
bury, Mass. In Capt Samuel
Appleton's Co., King Philip's
War.
Brown, Edmund T.
Cutler, Edward H.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Browne, William, Sr., 1608-1687.
Deputy, Mass., i654-'59-'66.
Assistant, 1680-1683.
Dorr, Dalton
Browne, Capt., William, Jr.,
1639-1716. Capt, Mass. Troop
of Horse, 1678. Council of
Safety, 1689. Deputy, 1675-
1680. Assistant, 1683. An
dros' Councillor, 1688. Assist
ant, 1693-1713.
Coale, George O. G.
Dorr, Dalton
Smith, Thomas K.
Browne, Lieut. William. Member
of the House of Burgesses of
Virginia, 1673, et seq. Lieut
of Surrey Co., Va., 1687.
Edmunds, Bernard C.
Edmunds, Henry L.
Browne, William, 1682 1768.
Soldier from Reading, Mass.,
against the French and Indians
in Nova Scotia and Canada,
1711-1712.
Wood, Eric F.
Brownell, George, 1646 - 1718.
Deputy from Portsmouth to the
General Assembly of R. I.,
1699, 1702. Assistant, 1706-1711.
Wood, Eric F.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Brownell, Thomas, 1619-1665.
Deputy, 1664. Commissioner,
i655-'6i-'63.
Brownell, Wilmot A.
Denny, Thomas
Perry, Alexander
Pierce, James O.
Robeson, Andrew
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Tompkins, Hamilton B.
Watson, William H.
Wood, Eric F.
Woodward, Wm.
Browning, Thomas, 1588-1671.
Member of the Train Band of
Salem, discharged 1645.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Brownson, Captain Gideon, 1739-
1796. Vermont. Served in the
French and Indian Wars.
Severely wounded and taken
prisoner in the Expedition to
Canada.
Cooke, Charles E.
Coon, Charles E.
Bruen, Obadiah, Gloucester, Mass.,
and New London, Conn. Dep
uty from Gloucester, 1644, et
seq. Commissioner for New
London, i66o-'64. Member of
Committee to treat with the
Indians, 1663. Deputy from
New London, 1665.
Almy, William E.
Boyd, Robt. M., Jr.
White, William C.
Bruyn, Corp. Jacobus, Jr., 1680-
1744. Corp. of Foot Co. of
Militia of the precinct of the
Highlands, N. Y.
Roosa, DeWitt
Bruyn, Corp. Jacobus, 1707-1781,
of Ulster Co., N. Y. Corp. of
the Foot Company of Militia
of the "Presenk of the High
land" under command of Capt.
Thomas Ellison.
ReQua, Charles H.
Bryan, Alexander, 1602 -1679.
Governor's Assistant, Colony
of Conn., i668-'79.
Brereton, Tallmadge H.
Conover, John T.
Durand, Harvey

French, William F.
Ingraham, William S.
Myers, Walter F.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Stevens, John B.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Bryan, George, 1730-1791. He
was a member of the Stamp
Act Congress in 1765. Mem
ber of Assembly from Phila.,
1764-5. Vice-Pres., Executive
Council, 1771. Pres., 1778. Jus
tice of Supreme Court, 1780.
Bryan, George.
Bryan, John,  1799. Camp
bell Co., Va. In Captain Peter
Hogg's Company, Virginia
Troops, Battle of Great Mead
ows, Pa.
Bryan, William A.
Bryan, Jonathan, 1708 - 1788,
Member King's Council, 1754,
Prov. of Georgia.
Bryan, Jonathan
Bryan, Joseph
Bryan, Joseph St. G.
Bryan, Thomas P.
Bryan, Richard, 1632-1689. A
soldier in King Philip's War
under Capt. Moseley and also
under Capt. Brocklebank.
Bryan, Frederick C.
Byran, Col. Richard, Jr., 1721-
1776, Milford, Conn. Ens.,
1756. Lieut, 1759. Capt. of
Train Band, 1762. Col., 1770.
Byran, Frederick C.
Bryant, John,  1684, Scituate,
Mass. Deputy to the Plymouth
Col. General Court, 1657, '62,
'67.
Turner, Everett P.
Turner, Herbert B.
Turner, Howard C.
Bryant, Capt. Wm., 1739-1834.
Member of Capt. Kittrel's Co.,
North Carolina Militia, 1771.
Hume, Edgar E.
Buchanan, Dr. George, 1 698-1750,
Druid Hill. Commissioner of
Baltimore Co., 1727, for life.
Burgess, 1745-1749.
Buchanan, Roberdeau
Coale, Geo. O. G.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Vickers, Wm. H. C.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Buchanan, Robert,  Ulster
Co., N. Y. In Capt. John
Bayard's Co., Walkill, 1738.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Buchanan, Robert, 1734- 1818.
Served in Capt. Clinton's Com
pany, Ulster County, N. Y.,
1760, Old French War.
Greer, Charles
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Bucher, Adjt. John Conrad, 1730-
1780. Ens., Penna. Militia,
1758. Lieut, 1760. Adjutant,
1764.
Lawrence, William W.
Buck, Lieut. Isaac,  1695,
Scituate, Mass. Lieut., Scit
uate Company, 1670, and com
manded the same against the
Indians in their attack on the
town in King Philip's War,
1676. Deputy, i663-'64, '6s-'95.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Lunt, William W.
Rumrill, Frank
Buck, Cornet John,  1697,
Scituate, Plymouth Colony.
Cornet of the First Body of
Plymouth Horse.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Bryant, Percy
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Turner, Philip F.
Buck, Col. Jonathan, 1719-1795,
of Bucksport, Me. Lieut.,
1745. Col., 1775.
Beck, James M.
Moseley, Chas. W.
Moseley, Edward A.
Buckingham, Daniel, 1636 - 1712,
Milford, Conn. Sergt. of Mili
tia, 1665.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Buckingham, Thomas,  1657.
Deputy, 1657, New Haven
Colony.
Bronson, Edward P.
Churchill, Herman
Fenner, Chas. Putnam
French, William Freeman
Piatt, Walter B.

Buckland, Benjamin,  1676,
Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony.
Killed in the Ambuscade at
Rehoboth, 1676.
Rogers, Allan
Young, Edward B.
Young, George B.
Buckland, Thomas,  1662,
Windsor, Conn. In the Pequot
Fight, 1637.
Crane, Roy E.
Buckley, John, 1646-1732. Mem
ber Colonial Assembly of New
Castle County, Delaware, 1697.
Grubb, Ignatius C.
Buckminster, Col. Joseph, Sr.,
1666-1747, Framingham, Mass.
In Sir Charles Hobby's Expe
dition. Deputy, 1709-1723.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Churchill, Gardner A.
Buckminster, Col. Joseph, Jr.,
1697-1780, Framingham, Mass.
Deputy, 1738, et seq. Col.,
Framingham Militia, 1738.
Commanded in French and
Indian Wars, 1744, '57. Rep
resentative 28 years.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Williams, Robert B.
Bucknam, Joses, 1641-1694, Mai
den, Mass. In Capt Thomas
Wheeler's Company, King
Philip's War, 1676.
Bates, George W.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Clarke, Geo. K.
Bucknam, Capt. Samuel, 1674,
 , Maiden, Mass. Capt of
the Maiden Company.
Clarke, Geo. K.
Buckner, John, 1630-1699. Bur
gess 1682, Gloucester Co., Va.
Clerk, 1683, etc.
Barret, Richard A.
Buckner, Maj. William, 
1716. Burgess for York Co.,
Va., 1698 - 1699, 1714. High
Sheriff, 1695-1696. Collector
of Customs for York River,
1699, 1702, 1714. Major of
York Co. Militia.
Johnston, Christopher
Budd, Thomas,  1697, Burling-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

ton, N. J., and Philadelphia.
One of the Proprietors of West
Jersey. One of the Receivers
General for the collection of
debts, 1681. Regulator of
Weights and Measures, 1681.
Land Commissioner, i68i-'83.
Member of Gov.'s Council,
i682-'83. Member of Assem
bly, i682-'83-'85. Treas. of
Province, 1683. Commissioner
to England, 1685.
Huidekoper, Frederic W.
Peale, Albert C.
Budd, William, 1649- 1721 - '22.
Member General Assembly,
New Jersey, 1685.
Bradford, Thomas H.
Darrach, Henry
Morton, Thomas G.
Sheib, Samuel H.
Buehler, Ens. Henry, i 740-1 801.
Ens., Penn. Militia, 1759.
Buehler, William G.
Lamberton, James McC.
Buel, Lieut. Abel, 1714-1798.
Ens., 1749. Lieut, 1752. Lieut.
in Capt. Fitch's Co., Fort Wm.
Henry, 1757.
Potts, Charles E.
Buel, Capt. Samuel, 1641-1720,
Killingworth, Conn. Ens.,
1708. Capt, 1718.
Banning, Pierson W.
Booth, Charles E.
Mersereau, John D.
Ward, Christopher L.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Buell, Major David, 1679-1749,
Killingworth, Conn. Major of
7th Regiment in Colony of Ct.
Deputy to the Assembly from
Killingworth, i7i7-'39.
Buell, Edward Wyllys
Buell, Capt. Jonathan, 1717-
1796. Capt. of West Com
pany, Goshen, Conn. Lieut.,
1759. In Capt. King's Co.,
1761.
Buell, Frederick F.
Buell, William C.
Buell, Capt. Peter,  1769,
Killingworth and Coventry,
Conn. Lieut, 1726. Capt,

1744. Justice, 1735. Deputy,
1726, et seq.
Briggs, Southwick C.
Buffington, Capt. Thomas,  .
Capt in Joseph Gardiner's
Co., King Philip's War.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Buffum, Robert,  1669. Salem.
Member of the Train Band of
Salem, discharged 1649.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Bugbee, Joseph, 1 640-1729. Sol
dier in King Philip's War,
1675.
Monnette, Orra E.
Bulkeley, D. D., M. D., Rev.
Gershom, 1636-1713. Surgeon
and Chaplain, Conn., King
Philip's War.
Bulkeley, Morgan G.
Bulkley, Frederick C.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Goodrich, William
Granger, Wm. Smith
Hubbell, Charles B.
Lord, Frank H.
Nye, Charles F.
Teall, Edward McK.
Treat, Erastus B.
Treat, James W.
Turtle, Fred'k B.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Bulkeley, Capt. Gershom, 1679-
I753- Q- M., Troop, Fair
field Co., Conn., 1718. Cor
net of Horse, 1722. Capt,
1726.
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Granger, William S.
Wakeman, Jesup
Bulkeley, Hon. John, 1705-1753.
Deputy from Colchester to
Conn. Gen. Court, 1729 - '43 ;
Assistant, i743-*53 ; Capt,
May, 1732; Col., 12th Regt.,
1739 ; Judge of Superior Court,
I745"*53 1 Commissioner on
Mass. Line, 1747, '49, '50.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Bulkeley, Capt. Joseph, 1670-1748.
Littleton, Mass. Capt. of
Littleton Co.
Bissell, William P.
Cadle, Charles F.

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Index of ancestors

Cadle, Cornelius
Howe, Edward W.
Bulkeley, Major Peter, 1643-1688,
Concord, Mass. Deputy, 1673-
'76. Bearer of address to the
King, 1676. Speaker, i675-'76.
Councillor, 1685. Assistant,
i677-'84. Second Commissioner
for United Colonies, i682-'83.
Commissioner in reserve, 1684.
Capt. at Concord, 1677. Com
mander of a Middlesex Regt,
1680.
Bissell, William P.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Damon, Edwin A.
Enos, Alanson T.
Kent, Daniel
Moore, George H.
Shuart, Wm. H.
Swain, William C.
Bull, Gov. Henry, 1610-1694.
Corp., 1638. Sergt, 1639.
Assistant, 1674 -1675. Gov.,
i685-'86-'90.
Bull, Melville
Butler, John L.
Denny, Thomas
Ingraham, William S.
Parkhurst, Charles D.
Watson, William H.
Woodward, Wm.
Bull, Jireh, 1638-1684. Soldier in
a Garrison House in King
Philip's War.
Denny, Thomas
Bull, Capt. John, 1730- 1824.
Penn. Provincial Forces.
Present at capture of Fort
Duquesne.
Patterson, John H., by repre
sentation
Henry, John P.
Rittenhouse, David
Bull, Major Jonathan, 1649-
1702. Lieut, of Train Band,
Hartford, 1689. Capt, 1690.
Major, 1697. Deputy, 1697.
Assistant, 1697.
Jardine, John E.
Bull, Capt. Thomas, 1606-1684.
Lieut, in Pequot Fight, 1637.
Lieut, 1653, and Capt. of

Hartford Co., defence of Say-
brook, 1675. Deputy, 1648-
'49-
Adams, John Q.
Backus, Brady E.
Beatty, A. Chester
Beatty, Robert C.
Beatty, W. Gedney
Booth, Charles E.
Brewster, Chauncey B.
Brown, Louis
¦ Bull, Charles S.
Bull, Ludlow S.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Day, Robert W.
Dwight, Frederick
Flagg, Stanley G, Jr.
Foster, Reginald L.
Jardine, John E.
Marsh, Henry D.
Preston, Deming H.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Seymour, Henry
Smith, Wyllys K
White, Henry K.
Worthington, Geo.
Bullard, Nathaniel, Lynn and
Dedham, Mass. Saw service
under Captains Davis and
Corwin, and later under
Quartermaster Swift.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Bullard, Capt. Samuel, 1667-
1727, Sherborn, Mass. Repre
sentative, 1708, et seq.
Frost, Walter C.
Johnson, Emery W.
Stone, William E.
Bullard, Ens. Seth, 1736-
181 1, Walpole, Mass. Ens.,
Co. of Foot, under Capt.
Ebenezer Clapp, Col. Pond,
1772.
Carney, George J.
Carney, Sydney H.
Carney, Sydney H., Jr.
Bullard, William, 1594 - 1687,
Dedham, Mass. Member of
Capt. Lusher's Co., 1648.
Hill, Henry B.
Hill, John W.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Bullock, Samuel, 1648-1717-18.

75

society of colonial wars

Took part in King Philip's
War.
Rumrill, Frank
Bullock, Col. William, 1716-1810,
Mass. In Maj. James House's
Co., Col. Dwight's Regt, in
Expedition against Crown
Point. Lieut, Capt, Col., in
ist Regt. Militia in Bristol
Co.
Clark, William B.
Tiffany, Ebenezer
Bump, Jacob, 1738-1829. In Capt.
Maynard's Co., Col. Wil
liam William's Regt, Mass.
Militia, French and Indian
Wars.
Cox, Jas. W.
Bumstead, Thomas,  1677,
Roxbury, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1647.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Bunce, Thomas, 1612-1683, Hart
ford, Conn. Soldier in the
Pequot War, 1637.
Bunce, Jonathan B.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Day, Robert W.
Dickinson, Frederick
Enders, John O.
Flagg, Stanley G, Jr.
Gross, Chas. Edw.
Loomis, Archie Harwood
MacVeagh, Eames
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Richardson, Wm. E.
Worthington, George
Bunnell, Capt. Israel, 1747-1813.
Minute Man. Capt. of Mili
tia. Representative from
Wallingford.
Hart, George W.
Bunnell, Ens. Nathaniel, 1686-
1732. Ens., Militia, 1730.
Hart, George Wm.
Burbank, Capt. Abram, 1703-
1772. Capt., South Co., 1754.
Seven Years' War.
Burbank, Robt. A.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Burbeck, William, 1716 - 1785,
Boston, Mass. A civilian offi

cial in the ordnance depart
ment of the royal artillery,
and was for many years sta
tioned at Old Castle William,
now Fort Independence, ia
Boston Harbor.
Cook, Joshua Osgood
Burd, Col. James, 1726 -1793.
Capt, 1754. Comm., Brad
dock's Expedition. Major, 3d
Battalion, Augusta Regt, 1756.
Lieut.-Col., 2d Battalion, 1757.
Col., 1758-1760, Provincial
Forces of Penn.
Brinton, John H.
Brinton, Ward
Da Costa, Charles F.
Grubb, Chas. R.
Grubb, E. Burd
Peale, Albert C.
Schall, John H.
Smith, Clement G.
Burdett, William,  1643.
Burgess from Northampton
Co., Va.
Horner, Alfred B.
Burdette, Joseph, 1716-1749, Mai
den, Mass. In Capt. Eben
ezer Marrow's Co., 1758.
Burdett, Cyril Herbert
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Burditt, Joseph, 173 8-1 804. En
listed in the Company of Capt.
Ebenezer Marrow, under Col.
Jonathan Bagley, 1758, in the
Campaign against Ticonde
roga.
Burdett, Cyril Herbert
Burditt, Lieut. Samuel, 1735-1809,
Maiden, Mass. Ens., Capt.
Ebenezer Morrow's Company,
I755"'56; also present at the
attack on Ticonderoga, 1758,
French and Indian War.
Lieut.
Winship, William H.
Burditt, Lieut. Thomas, 1683-
1758, Maiden, Mass. Lieut.
of the Maiden Military Com
pany, 1737.
Winship, William H.
Burford, Thomas,  1686. Mem
ber of the Lower House of

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INDEX of ancestors

Assembly of Md. for Charles
Co., i682-'86. Also Attorney
Gen. of Md., i68i-'86. Com
missioner, 1683.
Howard, McHenry
Burgess, Capt. Edw.,  1723-24.
Commissioned Capt. of the
Fort, Anne Arundel Co., Md.,
1689.
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, Wm. F.
Burgess, John,  1701, Yar
mouth, Mass. Deputy, 1680.
Powell, Lyman Theodore
Burgess, Thomas, 1603 1685,
Sandwich, Mass. Deputy,
1642-1668, Plymouth Colony.
Earle, Frederic C.
Powell, Lyman Theo.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Wheeler, Edw. J.
Wheeler, Horace L.
Burgess, Dep-Gov. Col. William,
1622-1686. Burgess for Anne
Arundel Co., Md., 1659-1660,
1669-1682. Member of Coun
cil, 1682-1686, and Dep.-Gov.,
1684-1686. Lieut, 1659; Capt,
1661; Major, 1675; Col.,
1676; Militia of Anne Arun
del Co. Commander-in-Chief,
1677, of Maryland Forces
against Eastern Shore
Indians.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Crowder, Frank W.
Gaither, Alfred
Gaither, Charles P.
Israel, Rogers
Johnston, Christopher
Leaken, William R.
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, William F.
Smith, William D. G.
Spencer, John T.
Tilton, Palmer
Tilton, Warren C.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Burgevin, John, 1731-1803, N..C.
He was a member of the
Assembly of North Carolina,
1773-
Burgevin, George C.
Burleigh, William, 1721 - 1801.

Soldier in Capt. Anthony
Towle's Co., 1757.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Burley, Cornet Andrew, 1657-
1718, Ipswich, Mass. Soldier
in King Philip's War.
Burley, Clarence Augustus
Patch, Charles Endicott
Smith, William D. G.
BURLINGHAM, ROGER, 3d, 1692-
1768. Served in 3d Co., 2d
Regt., of R. I. Militia, 1725-
'26.
Burlingame, Edwin A.
Burnett, Moses,  1741, Long
Island. Private in Capt.
Joseph Tooker's Brookhaven,
Long Island, Company in 1715.
Stewart, Frank H.
Burnett, Robert,  1714. One
of the Proprietors of the
Province of New Jersey, and
Councillor.
Eaton, Theodore H.
Montgomery, Archibald R.
Montgomery, Thomas H.
Watson, Samuel N.
Burnham, James,  1726, Wells,
Me. In Capt. Samuel Wheel
wright's Co.
Burnham, Edward Payson
Burnham, Jeremiah, 1651-1718.
In command of a Garrison
House at Oyster River, N. H.,
i693-'5-'6. In scouting expedi
tion under Capt. James Davis
in 1712.
Brown, Harold Winthrop
Rollins, Philip A.
Burnham, John, 1618-1694. In
Pequot War, 1637.
Burnham, Charles L.
Choate, Edward A.
Swan, George F.
Burnham, Richard, 1654-1731,
Hartford, Conn. Soldier in
the Narragansett Expedition,
1675.
Smith, William D. G.
Burnham, Sergt. Robert, 1624-
1691. Sergt at Oyster River,
N. H., i657-'s8. Clerk, 1662.
Rollins, Philip A.
Burnham, Thomas, 1617-1688,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hartford, Conn. Soldier in
King Philip's War.
Douglas, Walter B.
Enders, John O.
Smith, William D. G.
Burnham, Lieut. Thomas, 1623-
1694, Ipswich, Mass. Soldier
in Expedition "for service to
the Indians," 1643. Ens. in
Gen. Denison's Regt., King
Philip's War, 1675. Lieut in
Capt. Samuel Appleton's Co.,
1683. Deputy, 1683-1685.
Adams, Walter W.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Burnham, Fred'k G.
Burnham, Kingsley A.
Cheney, Person C.
Creer, Burnham Robt.
French, Leon L. L.
Furnald, Francis P.
Greenleaf, Charles H.
Greenough, Eben W.
Holbrook, Levi
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Little, Henry L.
Lockwood, Thos. St. J.
Martin, Geo. W.
Monnette, Orra E.
Mott, Luther W.
Piatt, Franklin
Wills, Henry Le B.
Wolcott, Roger
Burnham, Lieut. Thomas, 1646-
1728. Ensign of Ipswich,
Mass., Militia, 1675. Lieut,
1702.
Monnette, Orra E.
Burns, John, 1725-1800, N. H.
Soldier under Capt. Nehemiah
Lovewell, Col. John Hart's
Regt, Second Expedition to
Crown Point, 1758.
Burns, Samuel A.
Burr, Col. Andrew, 1696-1763,
Fairfield, Conn. Lieut, Train
Band, 1731. Capt, 1733. Maj.,
1739. Col. in the Conn. Forces
at the Siege of Louisburg,
1745. Speaker of Assembly,
1745. Col. 4th Regt. of Fair
field, 1750. Deputy for Fair
field, i727-'47. Judge, 1745-
•63-

Osborn, Henry Fairfield
Tweedy, Frank
White, Alain C.
Burr, Benjamin,  1681. Sol
dier in Pequot War, 1637,
under Capt. Mason.
Barnes, Alfred C.
Case, John E.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Hubbard, Walter Cf.
Wilder, Edward B.
Burr, Daniel,  1695. Comm.
Fairfield Co., French and In
dian War.
Enos, Alanson T.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Burr, Isaac, 1736-17,87, Hingham,
Mass. In Capt. Ebenezer
Beal's Co., 1757. Under Capt.
Jolham Gay, 1759.
Willcutt, Levi L.
Burr, Jehu, ist, 1 600-1 672. Dep
uty from Fairfield, Commis
sioner for the United Colo
nies, 1664.
Ditmas, Charles A.
Enos, Alanson T.
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
Jennings, Walter
Wakeman, Jesup
Burr, Capt. Jehu, 2d, 1625-1692.
Member of Conn. Council of
War, 1675-1676. Deputy for
Fairfield, 1660-1691. Lieut,
Conn. Militia, 1673.
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Jennings, Walter
Longacre, James B.
McClintock, Emory
Moulton, John H.
Wakeman, Jesup
Burr, Major John (called Col.),
'673-1750, Fairfield Co., Conn.
Capt., 1690. Commissary,
1693. Major, 1694.
Guthrie, Edw. Buckingham
Hosmer, Edward S.
Jennings, Albert Gould
Jennings, Oliver G.
Jennings, Walter
Osborn, Henry F.
Palen, Gilbert J.
Wakeman, Jesup
Wakeman, Robert P.

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INDEX OF ancestors

Burr, Capt. John, 1698 - 1752.
Fairfield, Conn. Lieut, 1731;
Capt. of Train Band at Strat
ford, Conn., 1734.
Jennings, Walter
Burr, Major Peter, 1667-1724.
Auditor, 1700- 1724. Deputy,
1700-1702. Speaker, 1702.
Assistant, 1703-1724. Judge
Superior Court, 1711-1716.
Chief Judge to 1724. Major,
4th Regt., 1694.
Jennings, Albert Gould
Jennings, Walter
Burrage, Thomas, 1663 ¦ 1718,
Lynn, Mass. Fought in de
fense of Lynn against the In
dians.
Dorsey, James Owen
Burrell, Sergt. John, 1717  ,
Abington, Mass. Sergt in
Captain Moses Parker's Com
pany at St. John, 1760.
Palmer, William L.
Burrill, Capt. Ebenezer, 1679-
1761. Councillor or Assistant,
1732, et seq. Representative,
Lynn, Mass., 1726, et seq.
Called Capt, 173 1.
Atwill, James W.
Breed, Francis S.
Burrill, Drayton
Burrill, Edward L.
Wheaton, Frank
Burrill, Ebenezer, 1702 -1778.
Member Mass. Prov. Con
gress, 1774.
Burrill, Drayton
Burrill, John, 1631-1703, Lynn,
Mass. Representative to Gen
eral Court, i69i-'92, 1697.
Served in Narragansett War.
In Captain Isaac Johnson's
Company and in Captain
Samuel Brocklebank's Com
pany. Also served in Lynn
Militia Company.
Knight, Stephen Herrick
Lord, Calvin
Wheaton, Frank
Wolcott, Roger
Burris, Thomas, 1730-1789, Or
ange Co., Va. Served in
French and Indian Wars in

Capt Geo. Mercer's Co., Va.
Regt, commanded by Col. Geo.
Washington. Fought in battle
of the Meadows, 1754, and
Braddock's defeat, 1755.
Sluder, Greenfield
Burritt, Lieut. Stephen, 
1698, Stratford, Conn. Ens.,
Train Band, Stratford, 1672;
Lieut, 1765 ; Commissary of
the Army, 1675.
Burritt, Stephen
Neff, John T., Jr.
Bursley, John, 1599-1660. Deputy
from Weymouth to General
Court, 1638. In Lieut. Dimock's
Barnstable Co.
Dykman, Jackson A.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Whitney, Harry E.
Burt, Benjamin, 1680 1759.
Northampton. Taken captive
by the Indians at Deerfield
Meadows, 1704, Queen Anne's
War. Released in 1706 by an
expedition under Ens. Shel
don.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Burt, Henry, 1615-1662, Dorches
ter and Springfield, Mass.
Member of the first Military
Co., Springfield. In 1657
Clerk of the Co.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Booth, Charles E.
Brown, Paul
Burt, Andrew S.
Burt, Charles W.
Burt, Stephen S.
Chapin, Clifford S.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Fisher, Albert J.
Jennings, Walter
Hayden, William M.
Homer, Wm. B.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Marsh, George S.
Moseley, John G.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles Lathrop
Palmer, Lowell M.
Parker, Frederick S.
Parsons, Charles

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Parsons, Lewis B.
Westfall, John H.
Wilder, Edward B.
Woodin, Wm. H.
Young, Jared W.
Burt, Deacon Henry, 1663-1748,
Springfield, Mass. Served
against the Indians in 1698.
Booth, Charles E.
Burt, Charles W.
Homer, William B.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis Baldwin
Reynolds, James
Burt, Deacon James, 1703-1782,
Granville, Mass. In French
and Indian War, 1748, 1755.
Booth, Charles E.
Burt, James, Jr., 1733-1781, Gran
ville, Mass. In French and
Indian War, 1756.
Booth, Charles E.
Burt, Jonathan, 1632 171 5,
Springfield, Mass. At the
burning of Springfield by the
Indians, Oct. 5, 1675, during
King Philip's War; was one
of those who defended the
town.
Booth, Charles E.
Burt, Charles W.
Homer, William B.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis Baldwin
Burt, Joseph, 1673-1759. In garri
son at Northfield in Capt.
Kellogg's Co., 1723-1724. Also
in the Crown Point Expedition.
Burt, Stephen S.
Reynolds, James
Burt, Joseph, 1726-1792, Spring
field, Mass. He marched to
the relief of Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Burt, Charles W.
Burt, Capt. Nathaniel, 1711-1755,
Longmeadow. Capt. of a
company in Col. Ephraim
Williams' Regt. Killed in
battle at Lake George.
Burt, Eugene
Childs, Edwards H.
Hurd, Charles R.
Hurd, Edward Augustus

Hurd, Harold
Warner, Frank E.
Burton, Isaac, 1647-1706, Tops-
field, Mass. Of Capt. Gardi
ner's Co., Salem, King Philip's
War.
Burton, George S.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Burton, John, 1667-1749. Deputy
to the General Assembly for
the Colony of R. I. and Provi
dence Plantations, 1716.
Rice, Herbert A.
Burton, Jonathan, 1741-1811,
Middleton, Mass., and Wilton,
N. H. Private in Capt. Gid-
ding's Co., Col. Bayley's Regt.,
Louisburg Expedition, 1759.
Burton, George S.
Burton, Ward C.
Burton, Robert,  1725. Mem
ber Penn. Assembly from Sus
sex Co., Del., 1700.
Burton, Robert
Richards, Robert H.
Burton, William,  1773. Dep
uty in the General Assembly
for Providence, 1742. Gov
ernor's Assistant, i743-'4-'8-'9-
'50. Deputy in the General
Assembly for Cranston, 1758.
Rice, Herbert A.
Burwell, Armistead, 1718-1754.
Member of Va. House of Bur
gesses.
Garland, Hugh A.
Burwell, Sergt.-Maj. Lewis, 1625-
1658. Sergt.-Maj., Va., 1651.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Garland, Hugh A.
Offley, Cleland N.
Burwell, Lewis,  1710. Mem
ber Colonial Council, Va.,
1702.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Garland, Hugh A.
Burwell, Col. Lewis, 1745-1800,
Mecklenberg Co., Va. Chief
Military Officer of that Co.
with rank of Colonel of Mili
tia. In Va. Assembly 14 years.
Alfriend, Otis Manson
Bush, Ens. Charles, 1717-1755,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

New Castle, Del. Ens., 1747-
1748, Colonial Militia.
Buck, Francis N.
Bush, George W., Jr.
Bush, Henry Tatnall
Bush, Joshua D.
Ward, Christopher L.
Bushnell, Capt. Benajah, 1681-
1762, Norwich, Conn. Deputy,
Connecticut, 1720 -'24, 1729-
'30, i734-'36. Capt, Train
Band.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Bushnell, Sergt. George, Sr.,
 1684. Sergt, 1661, of
Saybrook Militia at outbreak
of Indian troubles.
Elwood, George May
Bushnell, Lieut. Joshua, 1690
 . Deputy from Saybrook,
1738, Lieut. Train Band, 1740.
Clark, Eliot A.
Bushnell, Richard, Sr.,  1658.
At Saybrook Fort under Lion
Gardiner, Winthrop's garri
son, Pequot War.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robt.
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Dutton, Wm. D.
Partridge, Edward L.
Bushnell, Capt. Richard, 1652-
1727, Norwich, Conn. Ens.,
1693. Lieut, 1698. Capt,
1701. Deputy, 1691. Member
of the Council, 1703. Commis
sioner in the Mason Contro
versy.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Bushnell, Lieut. William, 
1683. Sergt. of Train Band at
Saybrook, Conn., under Lieut.
William Pratt, 1661. Lieut, of
same, 1679.
Elwood, George May
Geer, Walter
Phillips, George M.

Bushnell, Sergt. William, Sr.,
1623 - 1684. Sergt, Indian
Wars, 1660. Representative
from Saybrook, 1670.
Cadle, Cornelius
Clark, Eliot A.
Elwood, George M.
Hart, Samuel
Phillips, George M.
Buss, Joseph, 1649-1680, Concord,
Mass. In King Philip's War
under Capt. Nathaniel Daven
port and Capt. Edward Tyng.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Woodin, William H.
Buss, Lieut. William, 1613-1698,
Concord, Mass. Ens., Capt.
Simon Willard's Co., King
Philip's War. Later, Lieut.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Burleigh, Geo. Wm.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Woodin, William H.
Bussing, Capt. Arent Harmanse,
 1718. Magistrate at Har
lem, 1673. Schepen, 1673.
Corp. 2d Co., Night Watch at
Harlem, 1676.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Bussing, John S.
Coles, H. R. Remsen
Dos Passos, Louis H.
Suydam, Walter L.
Burhans, Jacob,  . Under Ens.
Dirck Schmitt, at Esopus, 1660.
Isham, Charles
Butler, Ens. Benjamin, 1673-
1755. Ens. of 5th Co., 6th
Regt, Conn. Troops, 1746,
French War.
Sanger, Joseph Prentice
Butler, Ebenezer, Sr., 1733-1829.
Served with Conn, troops
against the French in the
French and Indian War.
Brown, Lewis
Butler, Capt. Eli, 1740 -1802.
Q. M. of Troop of Horse, 6th

81

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Regt, 1774. Lieut, 1775.
Capt. of Troop of Horse, 23 d
Regt., 1775.
Sanger, Joseph P.
Butler, John,  1680, Roxbury,
Mass. A. & H. A. Co., 1644.
Gilbert, James H.
White, John B.
Butler, Col. John, 1687 -1747.
Framingham, Mass. Lieut.
in Capt. Ephraim Baker's Co.,
ist Mass. Regt, Lieut-Gen.
William Pepperell. Col.,
Louisburg Expedition, 1745.
Butler, Edward A.
Seamans, Frank M.
Butler, Capt. Peter,  1699,
Boston, Mass., and Middle-
town, Conn. ' Capt of Militia.
Gilbert, James H.
Butler, Richard,  1684. Rep
resentative, Colony of Conn.,
1656-1660.
Booth, Charles E.
Churchill, Herman
Harral, George
Isham, Norman M.
Jones, Walter Rysam
Kent, Henry O.
Mann, Chas. A.
Mann, Matthew D.
Shepard, Edw. M.
White, Wm. R.
Butler, Deacon Samuel,  1692.
Deputy to General Court of
Conn., 1668.
Isham, Norman M.
Butler, Simon, 1715-1795. Trum
peter, in the Company of Capt.
Carter, Col. Wilder's Regt,
from Lancaster, Mass., relief
of Fort William Henry,
1757-
White, John B.
Butler, Sergt. Thomas,  1688,
Conn. Hartford Company.
Booth, Charles E.
Butler, Lieut. William, 1653-
1730, Ipswich, Mass. Lieut.
in Capt. Francis Wainwright's
Co., 1696.
Foster, Joseph
Patch, Charles Endicott
Paul, Edward J.

Butler, Capt. Zebulon, 1731-1795.
In the French and Indian War
in 1758, on the Canadian
frontier and at Fort Edward,
Lake George, Ticonderoga and
Crown Point; also in the
Havana Expedition, 1762. En
sign, 1758. Lieut, 1759.
Castle, William H.
Fiske, Edwin W.
Griffin, Francis Butler
Heilner, George C.
Stevens, John C.
BUTTERFIELD, ENS. BENJAMIN, 1703-
1747. In Choate's Regt, 1745,
at Louisburg. Ens., 1745.
Boucher, Charles
Earle, Fred'k C.
Holland, John B.
Holland, Joseph
BUTTERFIELD, SAMUEL, 1670-1737.
Chelmsford, Mass. In Indian
Wars.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Butters, William, 1630- 1692,
Woburn, Mass. In King
Philip's War, 1676, under
Capt. Joseph Sill.
Butters, Geo.
Butters, William
Young, Harry
Butterworth, Ens. John, 1651-
1730. Rehoboth, Mass. Ens.,
1690, under Capts. Joseph
Sylvester and John Gorham.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Butterworth, Lieut. Noah, 1689-
1736, Rehoboth, Mass. Lieut.
in Rehoboth Co., 1720-1725,
Father Rasle's War.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Buttolph, Lieut. John, i 640-1 693,
Wethersfield, Conn., Deputy.
Holcombe, John M.
Libbey, Wm.
Norton, Thomas H.
Buttolph, Lieut. John, 1664-1713.
Lieut, in Capt. John Higgin-
son's Co., Salem, 1695.
Libbey, Wm.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Buttrick, Samuel, 1654-1726, Con
cord, Mass. In King Philip's
War, Capt Joseph Sill's Co.,
1675. In Great Swamp Fight
under Maj. Samuel Appleton,
1675.
Buttrick, Frank de Latour
Butts, Ensign Josiah, 1703-1787.
He was appointed Ens. of the
Train Band in Canterbury,
1752.
Mersereau, John D.
Butts, Sergt. Richard,  1694.
Sergt. in Capt John Withing-
ton's Co., Dorchester, Mass.,
which marched against Que
bec, Oct. 3, 1690.
Mersereau, John D.
Butts, Lieut. Samuel, 1674-1747.
Deputy to General Court from
Canterbury, 1715 - '29. Lieut.
in 1728.
Mersereau, John D.
Butz, Michael, 1730-1779. In
Capt Arndt's Co., Northamp
ton Co., Penn., 1763.
Eyerman, John
Byles, Jonathan, 1647-1734, Bev
erly, Mass. In King Philip's
War.

Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Byram, Maj. Ebenezer, 1692-1753.
Mendham, N. H. Major,
Judge, Captain, and Rep.,
Bridgewater, Mass, 1741.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Byram, Nicholas,  1687,
Bridgewater, Plymouth Colony.
Soldier in King Philip's War,
1676.
Howard, Harry S.
Pike, Chas. E.
Tyler, Edward R.
Willcutt, Levi L.
Byrd, William, 1650-1704. Mem
ber of Council, Burgess, Re
ceiver-General of Va.
Page, S. Davis
Byrd, William, 2d, 1674-1744.
Member King's Council, Va.,
and President. Agent of the
Dominion in England.
Page, S. Davis
Taylor, Lewis Harvie
Byrd, Col. William, 3d, 1728-1777.
Col. of the 2d Virginia Regt,
1756. Member of the King's
Council.
Page, S. Davis

Cabell, Maj. Joseph, 1732-1798.
Major, 1762; Burgess from
Burlington, 1768, 1771, 1772-
'775-
Breckinridge, Scott D.
Cabell, Capt. William, 1687-1774.
Capt in Militia prior to 1744.
Cabell, James A.
Cabell, James B.
Cabell, John L.
Cabell, Robert G.
McCulloch, Champe C.
Cadwalader, Dr. Thomas, 1707-
1779. Member of the Council,
Province of Penn., 1755-1776.
Chairman Board of War, 1759-
1762. Member of Capt. Bathe's
Independent Foot Co., 1756.
Cadwalader, Charles E.

Cadwalader, Gouverneur
Cadwalader, Richard M.
Cadwalader, Thomas
Cadwalader, William B.
Rowland, John Cadwalader
Cady, Capt. David, 1703  , Kil
lingly, Conn. Capt. of the
first Company or Train Band
of Killingly, 1747.
Jordan, Scott
Cady, Capt. Joseph, 1666-1742,
Groton, Mass., and Killingly,
Conn. In garrison at Groton,
Mass., i69i-'92. Lieut, of the
Train Band, Killingly, Conn.,
1708. Capt. of the Train
Band of Killingly, 1721. Dep
uty from Killingly, i73i-'33-
'34 and 1739.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Cady, Alfred Eugene
Cady, Daniel L.
Eldridge, Wm. Henry
Jordan, Scott
Perry, Alexander
Cady, Capt. David, Jr., 1743 -1807,
Killingly, Conn. Ens. of the
12th Company of the nth
Conn. Regt, 1771. Capt. of
the 4th Company, nth Regt.,
1774. Capt. of the 9th Com
pany, 21st Regt, 1775.
Jordan, Scott
Cady, Sergt. Nicholas,  ,
Watertown and Groton. Mem
ber of Capt. Mason's Water-
town Co., 1653.
Eldridge, Wm. Henry
Jordan, Scott
Phillips, Henry Byron
Caldwell, Aaron, 1721-1765. In
French and Indian War from
Ipswich. Expedition to Crown
Point and Fort William
Henry.
Caldwell, Samuel Le N.
Caldwell, Major Andrew,  .
1774. Major in Kent Co.,
Delaware Regt, French and
Indian War.
Gray, Andrew C.
Gray, George
Wilson, Andrew G.
Calef, Sergt. John, 1741-1808,
Hampstead, N. H. In Capt.
Ladd's Co., Col. Hart's Regt.,
Crown Point Expedition, 1758.
Sergt. in Capt Philip John
son's Co., Col. Goffe's Regt,
Invasion of Canada, 1760.
Farwell, John W.
Calef, John,  1754. One of
the "Snow-shoe Men" of New
bury, Mass., under Capt.
Noyes, for service in the
Indian troubles, 1709-1710-
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Cales, Ens. Nathaniel, 1668-1705.
Ens. in Co. of Foot, Oyster
Bay, 1700.
Coles, H. R. Remsen
Calkin (Caulkins), Hugh, 1600-
1690, Gloucester and Lynn,

Mass., New London and Nor
wich, Conn. Deputy from
Gloucester, Mass. Bay Colony,
1650-1651. From New London
and Norwich, 1652, et seq.,
Colony of Conn. Commissioner
to enlist men for expeditions
against the Indians, 1653-
1654.
Bell, Jared W.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Collins, Holdridge O.
De Wolfe, Edwin A.
Douglas, Walter B.
Dyer, Horace E.
Farr, Marvin A.
Fisher, Albert J.
Goode, Geo. Brown
Lathrop, Chas. G.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Macpherson, Robt. B.
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas
Monfort, Fred'k D.
Monnette, Orra E.
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.
Wilby, Joseph
Calkins, Sergt. Israel, 1728-1790.
Was Sergt in Capt. Ephraim
Preston's Company of Col.
Lyman's Regiment in 1757.
Taken prisoner at Fort Wil
liam Henry while in service.
Dickinson, Frederick
Call, Ens. John, 1635 - 1682,
Charlestown, Mass. Soldier in
King Philip's War. Ens.
Holden, Joshua B.
Call, Capt. John, 1672-1713,
Charlestown, Mass. Ens., Capt.
Holden, Joshua B.
Wyman, Walter C.
Call, Samuel, 1698-1747. At
Louisburg.
Holden, Joshua B.
Callaway, Col. James, 1736-1809.
Member Militia, Bedford Co.,
Va., 1758. Trustee, 1761.
Burgess from Bedford Co.,
1766, '7, '8.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Callaway, Capt. Richard, 

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1780. Va. Forces, French and
Indian War, 1755-1764.
Arnold, Conway, H., Jr.
Wood, Thomas N.
Callaway, Col. Wlliam, 1714-
1778. Col. in French and
Indian War, i755-'6i. Bur
gess for Bedford Co., Va.,
1768.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Calver, Lieut. Edward, 1600-168 5,
New London, Ct. Served In
Pequot War, 1637, and King
Philip's War, 1675. Fought
in Swamp Fight, 1675. Lieut.
of New London Train
Band.
Cooley, Franklin S.
Calvert, Sir George, 1580-1632.
See Baltimore, Lord.
Calvert, Governor Leonard, 1606-
1647. Served in Lord Balti
more's naval engagement
against the French in New
Foundland, going home in
command of six captured
ships, 1623 ; first Governor of
the Patatine of Maryland,
1633-1647, coming over in the
Ark of Avalon and the Dove
in 1633; founded St. Mary's,
the first capital, in 1634; de
feated Clayborne in a naval
engagement, 1639; reduced
Kent Island, 1647.
Baughman, Edwin A.
Baughman, Louis V.
Brent, Joseph L.
Keyser, Robert B.
Raborg, H. Mason
Raborg, Thos. Mason Thomson
Smith, William D. G.
Calvert, Dep. - Gov. William,
1644-1682. Member of Assem
bly from St. Mary's Co., 1664-
'69. Member of the Council,
1669. Dep.-Gov. of Md., 1670.
Principal Secretary of the
Prov., 1 673 -'82.
Brent, Joseph L.
Keyser, Robert Brent
Raborg, H. Mason
Raborg, Thos. Mason Thomson
Camp, Capt. John, 1675 -1747,

Wethersfield, Conn. Capt.,
Train Band, 1726.
Abbott, Everton J.
Camp, Lieut. John, 171 3  ,
Wethersfield, Conn. Ens.,
South Co., in Durham, 1749.
ist Lieut, 4th Regt, Conn.,
in Expedition against Crown
Point, 1755.
Abbott, Everton J.
Camp, Nicholas, Jr., i629-'3o-i7os,
Milford, Conn. Deputy to Conn.
General Court, 1670, '71, '72.
Blagden, Thomas
Pack, Arthur Newton
Campbell, John. Member E. Jer
sey Assembly, Deputy from
Perth Amboy, 1686. Member
Court of Common Rights, 1686-
'87.
Freeman, Alden
Freeman, Joel F.
Campbell, Lieut. Samuel, 1738-
1824. Under Sir William
Johnson at the Battle of Lake
George, 1755, and at Fort Ed
ward, 1757. Commissioned
Ensign by Gov. Henry Moore,
Oct. 15, 1768; Second Lieut,
by Gov. Tryon, Fort George,
N. Y., July 20, 1772. In the
old French War.
Campbell, Douglas
Campbell, William A.
Canby, Thomas, 1668-1742, Buck's
Co., Pa. Member of Pa.
Assembly, 1721, '22, '30, '33.
Canby, Edward T.
Canby, Henry M.
Candee, Capt. Samuel, 1678-1749,
West Haven, Conn. Lieut,
1731. Capt, 1737.
Candee, Henry Hinsdale
Candee, Henry S.
Clephane, Lewis P.
Henry, Huisdale Candes
Candler, Capt. William, 
1784. Deputy Surveyor of
Ga., 1771. Capt, 12th Co., 2d
Regt, 1773.
Candler, George L.
Myrick, Shelby
Canfield, Matthew,  1673,
Conn. Representative in Gen
eral Court, 1654. Named in

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Royal Charter uniting Conn.
and New Haven Colonies.
Judge of Fairfield Court.
Canfield, Von Beck
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles Lathrop
Peelle, Stanton C.
Canfield, Sergt. Thomas, 
1689. Sergt. Milford, Conn.,
Train Band, 1669. Deputy
from Milford, i674-'76.
Canfield, Geo. Lewis
Canfield, James H.
Fox, Noel B.
Jennings, Walter
Pack, Arthur Newton
Smith, Robert Atwater
Cann, John,  1721. Served
in King Philip's War under
Captains Henchman and
Oliver, and Lieut. Swett.
Cann, John W.
Cannon, Capt. Andrew,  1711.
Capt. of Militia, Richmond
Co., N. Y., 1693.
Culver, Henry B.
Fox, Noel B.
Schermerhorn, Arthur F.
Schermerhorn, Edward G.
Suydam, Walter L.
Capell, John,  1758. Expedi
tion to Lake George, Capt.
Read's Co., Col. Ruggles'
Regt., 1758.
Capell, William B.
Capelle, William C.
Capen, Corp. David, 1720  .
Corp. of Stoughton Militia,
1757, under Capt. Curtis.
Member Train Band, 1775.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Capen, Lieut. Hopestill, 1730-
1807, Boston, Mass. Ens.,
1763, Capt. Williams' Co.,
under Col. Joseph Jackson.
Lieut, 1767, Capt Leverett's
Co. A. & H. A. Co., 1763.
Sowdon, Arthur J. C.
Capen, Capt. John, 1613-1692.
A. & H. A. Co., 1646. Deputy
from Dorchester, Mass., 1671-
'73-'78. Capt. of Militia, 1683.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Capen, Walter N.

Gould, Geo. L.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Lea, James H.
Schaufner, William G.
Sowdon, Arthur J. C.
Spofford, Charles M.
Capron, Capt. Joseph, 1691-1776.
Attleborough, Mass. Capt,
2d Foot Co., 1757.
Wheelock, William B.
Card, John,  1705, R. I. and
Prov. Plantations. Governor's
Assistant, 1665-1666.
Deen, William M.
Carder, Richard,  1675, Bos
ton, Mass., Portsmouth and
Warwick, R. I. Deputy, R. I.,
1659, et seq. Commissioner,
i664-'66.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Marsh, George S.
Reynolds, James
Robeson, Andrew
Woodward, Wm.
Carey, Capt. Jonathan, 1717-1801.
Capt, 9th Co., 7th Mass.
Regt, Col. Shubael Gorharn,
1744, Louisburg Expedition.
Lovering, Henry M.
*Carhart, Thomas, 1650-1695.
Private Secretary to Gov.
Dongan, 1683. Clerk, Rich
mond Co., 1691.
Carhart, Amory S.
Carhart, Thomas, 1718  . Sol
dier in the Expedition to
Canada, 1746.
Adams, Washington I. L.
Carhart, William, 1695  , N. J.
Private in Capt Samuel Leon
ard's 2d Co. of Col. Thos.
Farmer's Regt. of N. J.
Militia, 1715.
Carhart, Edwin Cook
Carleton, Ens. George, 1702-1783.
In Capt. Adams' Co., Col.
Frye, 1756. Corp., 1757. Ens.,
Alarm List, Boxford, Mass.

?Service accepted by New York
Society before organization of
General Society. Service not now
qualifying.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Carleton, Horace M.
Carman, Caleb, 1684-1746. In
Capt. John Carpenter's Co.,
Jamaica, L. I., 1715.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Carman, John,  1654. Deputy
to the General Court of Mass.
in 1634 and 1636.
Parker, Joseph B. B.
Carnes, Maj. Edward, 1730-1782,
Boston, Mass. Lieut, A. & H.
A. Co. Major, Boston Militia.
Clark, Alonzo Howard
Carnes, Lieut.-Col. John, 1698-
1760, Boston, Mass. Lieut.,
A. & H. A. Co., 1745. Capt,
1748. Lieut. Col., Boston
Regt, 1760.
Clark, Alonzo Howard
Carney, Mark, 1740- 1782. In
French and Indian War, 1759-
'60. Sentinel in Capt. Leiss-
ner's Co., 1760.
Carney, Franklin La F.
Carney, Sydney H.
Carney, Sydney H., Jr.
Carpenter, Benjamin,  . En
rolled in "Capt. Samuel
Dick'n's Co.," Oyster Bay,
Queens Co., 1715.
Jones, Walter R.
Carpenter, Emanuel,  . Mem
ber of Penn. Colonial Assem
bly; Judge of Court of Com
mon Pleas, 1760-1780.
Forney, James
Carpenter, Ephraim, 1736 -1809.
In the French and Indian War
under Capt. David Holmes of
Woodstock, Conn., and was in
the 4th Regt. of Conn. Troops
commanded by Eleazer Fitch,
Esq., April 25, 1759.
Carpenter, Alvin B.
Carpenter, Ingle
Carpenter, Capt. Hope, 1660-
1712-3. Capt. of Jamaica,
L. I., Co. of Foot, 1700.
Busch, Miers
Carpenter, Capt. John, 1628-1695,
Jamaica, L. I. Capt, Jamaica
Fusiliers, 1673, in the defence
of Fort James, N. Y., against

the fleet of the Prince of Or
ange.
Busch, Miers
Carpenter, Fred'k W.
Carpenter, William M.
Carpenter, John, Rehoboth. Sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Carpenter, Capt. John, 1652-1703.
Served in King Philip's War;
also in Narragansett Expedi
tion in 1675. Made Captain
of a Company in the French
and Indian Wars from Wood
stock, Conn.
Carpenter, Alvin B.
Carpenter, Ingle
Carpenter, Capt. John, Jr., 1658-
1732, Jamaica, L. I. Capt. in
the Jamaica Fusiliers in 1703
and 1715.
Carpenter, Frederick W.
Carpenter, William M.
Carpenter, Samuel, 1644-1683. In
Garrison House at Rehoboth
and contributed towards the
Colony's expenses, King Phil
ip's War.
Woodward, Wm.
Carpenter, Samuel, 1650-1714,
Prov. of Penn. Treasurer,
1704. Member of the Govern
or's Council, 1687-1713; also
Assistant Governor.
Beale, Leonard T.
Draper, T. Wain-Morgan
Griscom, Clement A.
Hollingsworth, William W.
Lewis, William F.
Lisle, Lyman
Carpenter, Lieut.-Col. Solomon,
1690-1762. Capt. of Co. of
Militia for Goshen, N. Y.,
commissioned 1724; Lieut.-Col.,
1737-
Carpenter, Fred'k W.
Carpenter, Capt. William, Sr.,
1576-1660, Rehoboth, Mass.,
Weymouth, Mass. Deputy,
1641-1643. Capt, 1642.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Busch, Miers
Camp, Edward N.
Carpenter, Wm., Sr.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Carpenter, William M.
Farr, Marvin A.
Hawks, Joseph M.
Moulton, Edward Stephen
Munro, Wilfred H.
Rumrill, Frank
Stevens, John A.
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Carpenter, William, 1605-1685,
Providence, R. I. Deputy, 1664,
et seq. Governor's Assistant,
1665-1672.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Carpenter, James O.
Munro, Wilfred H.
Nickerson, Thos. W., Jr.
Reynolds, James
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Wheaton, Frank
Whitney, Frank I.
Carpenter, Capt. William, 1605-
1659, Rehoboth, Mass. Deputy,
1645. Capt, 1642.
Ballard, Willis D.
Camp, Edw. Newton
Carpenter, Alvin Bacon
Carpenter, Fred'k W.
Carpenter, Ingle
Morrell, George C.
Palmer, Charles D.
Spicer, George T.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Carpenter, William,  . En
rolled in "Capt. Samuel Dick
inson's" Co., Oyster Bay,
Queen's Co., 171 5.
Jones, Walter R.
Carr, Gov. Caleb, 1616 1695.
Commissioner for Newport,
1654, et seq. General Treas
urer of the Colony, 1661.
Deputy, 1664, et seq. Assist
ant, 1679, et seq. Justice,
1687-1688. Governor, 1695.
Burke, James S.
Chapman, Edwin N.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Cowee, James C.
Jones, Edward C.
Jones, Philip I.
Lee, Edmund J.
Page, S. Davis

Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Prince, Charles J.
Sprague, George E.
Watson, John Jay, Jr.
Woodward, Wm.
Carr, Caleb, Jr., 1657-1700. Dep
uty to the General Court,
Colony of R. I., 1684.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Carr, Dabney", 1743-1773, Louisa
County, Va. Burgess, 1772-
'73. Member of Virginia's
Committee of Correspondence,
1773.
Cary, Wilson M.
Carr, George, 1599-1682. Author
ized in 1676 by Mass. Gen.
Court to maintain at Salisbury
Ferry a garrison not exceeding
seven men, whose wages
should be paid by him, and
who should be free from other
military duty.
Rollins, Philip A.
Carr, James, 1650-1726, Salisbury,
Mass. In King Philip's War.
Hubbard, Phineas
Rollins, Philip A.
Carr, John, 1684-1753. In Capt.
Hugh March's 2d Foot Co., of
Newbury, Mass., 1710.
Rollins, Philip A.
Carr, Major Thomas, 1678-1737.
King William and Caroline
Co., Va. Justice of Kg. Wm.,
i7i4-'27. High Sheriff, 1722-
'23. Justice of Caroline, 1727-
1737. Capt, 1724. Major,
1730.
Cary, Wilson M.
Carroll, Dr. Charles. Member
of Md. Assembly, 1738.
Brice, Philip H.
Carter, Col. Edward, 1733-1792.
Member of Va. House of Bur
gesses, from Albemarle Co.,
1756 to '68, and '69.
McCulloch, Champe C., Jr.
Carter, Ephraim,  . In gar
rison commanded by Lieut.
Jeremiah Stickney at Rumford,
afterwards Pennacock, now
Concord, N. H., 1746.
Carter, John W. D.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Ingraham, William M.
Moulton, Augustus Freedom
Carter, Capt.-Lieut. Jabez, 1700-
1771, Woburn, Mass. Lieut.
of the Woburn Militia, 1748 ;
Capt. -Lieut, 1756.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Carter, Capt. John, 1616-1692,
Woburn, Mass. Ens., 1651.
Lieut, 1664. Capt. in King
Philip's War.
Adams, Henry H.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Dixon, Willis M.
French, Leon LeL.
Gordon, Geo. A.
Griffin, Henry A.
Hardy, Cyrus A.
Little, Henry L.
Morris, Seymour
Mott, Lutfi'er W.
Piatt, Franklin
Richardson, Geo. E.
Thompson, Abijah
Whitmore, Franklin G.
Carter, Col. John,  1669, Va.
Member House of Burgesses
from Nansemond, 1649; from
Lancaster, 1654, '57-'6o. Mem
ber of Council, 1657 -'58.
Col. commanding expedition
against Rappahannock Indians,
1654.
Carter, Thomas N.
Dye, John Sinclair
Harrison, Carter Henry
McCulloch, Champe C.
Offley, Cleland N.
Page, S. Davis
Robinson, Beverly R.
Taylor, Carter B.
Taylor, John B.
Taylor, Robert R.
Wright, Wm. H.
Carter, Lieut. John, 1652-1727,
Woburn, Mass. Capt. Na
thaniel Davenport's Co., King
Philip's War. Sergt., 1682.
Lieut, 1700-1727.
Brooks, Lyman L.
French, Leon L. L.
Little, Henry L.
Piatt, Franklin

Richardson, Geo. E.
Thompson, Abijah
Carter, Col. John, 1690 -1742.
Member of Va. Council of
State, 1724, 1737, and later
Secretary of the Colony of
Va.
McCulloch, Champe C, Jr.
Carter, Col. John, 1713-1796,
Lancaster, Mass. Relief of
Fort William Henry, 1758.
Hosmer, Jerome C.
Richardson, George E.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Carter, Joshua, Jr , 1638 - 1675.
Member of Captain Lothrop's
Company; killed in the battle
of "Bloody Brook," 1675.
Barnard, John Augustus
Carter, Landon,  . Member
Assembly, Va., 1752, 1764,
1768.
Taylor, Carter B.
Taylor, John B.
Taylor, Robert R.
Carter, Nathaniel, - — . Scout
in the command of Capt.
Jonathan White, Mass. Colo
nial Forces, 1748.
Carter, Charies J.
Carter, Robert, 1663 1732.
Speaker of the House of
Burgesses, Va. Treasurer of
the Colony, and pending Gov.
Gooch's arrival, Acting Gov
ernor.
Carter, John Scott
Childs, William W.
Clarke, Bailey Tyler
Hardy, Cyrus A.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Hoge, Peyton H.
Hoge, Peyton Harrison, Jr.
McCulloch, Champe C.
Offley, Cleland N.
Page, S. Davis
Robinson, Herman Foster
Taylor, Carter B.
Taylor, John B.
Taylor, Robert R.
Tyler, Geo. Trotter
Carter, Samuel, 1678-1738, Lan
caster, Mass. Served in a

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

garrison under Lieut. Na
thaniel Wilder, 1704.
Carter, Robert A.
Frost, Walter C.
Hosmer, Jerome C.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Carter, Thaddeus, 1735  . In
Capt. James Wadsworth's Co.,
Col. Nathan Whiting's 2d
Regt, 1758. In Capt. Joel
Clark's Co., 1760. In Capt.
Joseph Hoyt's Co., 1761.
Carter, Colin S.
Carter, Walter S.
Carter, Capt. Thomas, Sr., —
1652, Lancaster Co., Va. Capt
in Va. Militia. Member of
House of Burgesses.
Carter, Allen R.
Smith, William D. G.
Stewart, John Carter
Carter, Capt. Thomas, Jr., 1672-
1733. Capt. in Va. Militia.
Commissioned by Gov. Spots-
wood, April 7, 1711. Justice of
the Peace for Lancaster Co.,
Va., continuously for 24 years.
Carter, Allen R.
Smith, William D. G.
Stewart, John Carter
Carter, Winthrop, 1736-1808. In
the Expeditions against Forts
Duquesne, Niagara, and
Crown Pt, in Col. Jos.
Blanchard's Regt, 1755.
Kimball, Henry A.
Carver, Jonathan, 1712 - 1780,
Mass. In Capt. Elijah Wil
liams' Co., 1754; captured and
wounded in fall of Fort Wil
liam Henry, 1757; Lieut,
1758 ; Capt. under Col. John
Whitcomb and Col. Salton-
stall, 1766, on Expedition in
West.
Williams, William Carver
Carvill, John,  1709. Member
Md. Assembly from St. Mary's
Co., 1692.
Hill, Malcolm W.
Hill, Norman A.
Cary, Col. Archibald, 1721-1787,
Chesterfield Co., Va. Justice
of Goochland, and Burgess,

i748-'50. Justice and Burgess
of Chesterfield, 1756 to 1776.
Col. and Co. Lieut, 1760-1768,
&c. Mem. Colonial Commit
tee of Correspondence, 1773-
'74, &c Member Virginia
Conventions of i774-'75-'76.
Cary, Wilson M.
McKim, Randolph H.
Cary, John, 1612-1681. In Garri
son at Dunstable, King Philip's
War.
Barney, George Deverell
Cary, Melbert B.
Cary, Jonathan, 1656 - 1695,
Bridgewater, Mass. In King
Philip's War, Capt. Joseph
Sill's Co., 1675.
Cary, Geo. Foster
Cary, Col. Miles, 1620-1667, War
wick Co., Va. Major, 1654.
Lieut.-Col., 1657. Col. and
County Lieut, i659-'67. Bur
gess, i659-'63- Member of
Council, 1 663 -'67. "Shott by ye
Dutch" in defending fort at
Old Point Comfort and died
June 10, 1667.
Beard, Wm. Kelly
Cary, Wilson M.
Clarke, Bailey Tyler
Henry, John Porter
Tyler, George T.
Cary, Col. Miles (of "Richneck"),
1655-1709. Warwick Co., Vir
ginia. Burgess, i692-'93, '98-
'99, i7oi-'o5. Surveyor-Gen
eral of Virginia, 1699 to 1709.
Naval Officer of York River,
1698 to 1709. Capt, 1691.
Lieut.-Col., 1701. Col. and
County Lieut, 1704.
Cary, Wilson M.
Clarke, Bailey Tyler
Tyler, George T.
Cary, William, 1 657-1708. Mem
ber House of Burgesses,
i692-'93; 1702; 1710.
Henry, John Porter
Cary, Col. Wilson, 1703-1772,
Warwick and Elizabeth City
Counties, Va. Naval Officer
of Lower James River, 1726.
Major of Elizabeth City Co.,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1740. Col. and Co. Lieut, of
Elizabeth City Co., 1751,
&c.
Cary, Wilson M.
Clarke, Bailey Tyler
Cary, Col. Wilson-Miles, 1734-
1817, Warwick and Elizabeth
City Cos., Va. Burgess, 1758-
'59, &c. Lieut.-Col. of War
wick, 1758. Col. and Co.
Lieut, 1762. Naval Officer of
Lower James, 1760 to 1776.
Burgess (Elizabeth City),
i764-'66-'68-'69-'7o to '75, '8,5,
'95, &c.
Cary, Wilson M.
Case, Sergt. Daniel, 1696-1733,
Simsbury, Conn. Sergeant in
Train Band.
Norton, Thos. H.
Case, Capt. Daniel, abt 1700-
1760-1, Goshen, N. Y. One of
a Military Committee of three
to build blockhouses on the
western frontier, 1757. Capt.
of Orange Co. Troops,
1758.
Little, Robt Forsyth
Case, Henry,  . Member of
Train Band, Southold, under
Lieut. Chas. Glover, i652-'53,
in troubles with Dutch and In
dians.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Case, Henry, 1659-1740, Southold.
In Capt. Benj. Young's ist
Southold Co., 171 5.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Case, Capt. James, 1693-1759. In
Expedition to Port Royal, 1709.
Capt in Train Band, Simsbury,
1745. Representative in Gen
eral Assembly 13 sessions.
Case, Francis M.
Case, John Edw.
Case, John, Jr., 1662-1733, Sims
bury, Conn. Member of the
General Assembly of Conn, for
ten sessions from 1689.
Weld, George F.
Case, John,  1704- Deputy,
Conn., i670-'74-'75-'9i.
Adams, Frederick C.
Hawkins, William Elton

Norton, Thomas H.
Parker, George Turner
Weld, George F.
Case, Capt. Josiah, Simsbury,
Conn. Capt., Simsbury Train
Band, 1745.
Case, John E.
Case, Capt. Josiah, Conn. Capt.
5th Co., Train Band, Sims
bury, 1765.
Case, John E.
Case, Capt. Richard, 1669-1746.
Capt of South Co., Simsbury,
Conn. Headed scouting party
to Litchfield, 1724.
Chapin, Samuel A.
Cass, Sergt. Joseph,  1752.
Sergeant in 1746 in King
George's War.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Casshow, Jacob, 1670  . Sol
dier in the Expedition to Al
bany, 1689-90, under Jochin
Siaats.
Cannon, Henry B.
Jones, Walter R.
Castle, Capt. Samuel,  178 1,
Conn. Capt, 1754.
McClintock, Emory
Caswell, Lieut. John, 1690-1773.
Ens. and Lieut, in Expedition
to Nova Scotia, 1745-1746.
Austin, George W.
White Edward L.
Caswell, Nathan, 1740-1824,
Brompton, P. Q. Private, 6th
Co., 3rd Regt, Campaign of
1755. In Capt. John Perkins'
Co., Campaign of 1757.
Caswell, Frederick T.
Catlin, John, 1643-1704. Killed
at Deerfield.
Catlin, Fred'k M.
Saxton, Henry D.
Catlett, John,  1670. Killed
by the Indians while defending
fort at Port Royal, Va.
Green, John Wm.
McGuire, James C.
McLennan, John H.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr., 3d
Taylor, Jacob Swigert
Trabue, Edmund F.

9'

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Catlett, Maj. John, Jr., 
1724. Member of Va. House of
Burgesses for Essex Co., Va.,
1700-1702. Major of Militia,
Essex County, 1699.
McGuire, James C.
McLennan, John H.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr., 3d
Taylor, Jacob Swigert
Trabue, Edmund F.
Catlin, Capt. John, 1704-1758.
Commandant at Fort Shirley,
Mass., 1747-1748. Capt. in
the Indian wars, i749-'56-'57.
Commanded twelve forts ex
tending from Northfield to
Pontoosuc in 1758.
Catlin, Fred'k Miles
Saxton, Henry D.
Catlin, Joseph,  1704. Killed
at Deerfield by the French
and Indians under Hertel de
Rouville, Feb. 29, 1704.
Saxton, Henry D.
Catlin, Lieut. Seth, 1734-1798.
Lieut in the Indian wars,
1759 - 1760. Quartermaster,
Gen. Timothy Ruggles' Regt.
Lieut, in Capt. Shepard's Co.,
1761-1762.
Saxton, Henry D.
Cattell, William, 1682-1752.
Member of Council, South
Carolina, 1724.
Hall, William C.
Iglehart, Iredell W.
Cave, Benjamin. Member of the
Va. Assembly from Orange
Co., i752-'55, i756-'58, 1758-
•61.
Phillips, Joseph Leslie
Cave, William. Was enlisted in
Col. Byrd's Reg. under Com
mand of Washington in the
expedition of 1758 for the cap
ture of Fort Duquesne, French
and Indian War.
Phillips, Joseph Leslie
Chadwell, Moses,  , Lynn. In
King Philip's War under Cap
tain Poole.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Chadwick, John,  1680,

Charlestown and Maiden,
Mass. In Capt. Nathaniel
Davenport's Company in King
Philip's War.
Morris, Seymour
Wills, Henry LeB.
Challis, Lieut. Philip, 1617-1681.
Lieut, of the Foot Co., Salis
bury, i658-'8o; then appointed
Lieut, of the Military Co. at
Amesbury.
Smith, Walter C.
Thompson, Frank C.
Chamberlain, Peleg, 1713  .
Served as a Soldier from the
Colony of Conn, in the French
and Indian War, i755,-'56,
Capt Phelps' Company; also
in Capt. Payson's Company,
Colonel J. Bagley's Regiment.
Harding, George Chamberlain
Chamberlain, William,  1706.
Soldier in Sergt. Hill's Gar
rison House, Billerica, Mass.,
Oct. 8, 1675.
Geer, Walter
Chamberlin, Joseph, 1655-1721.
Sudbury, Mass. Soldier, Nar
ragansett War under Capt.
Poole. Took part in "Great
Swamp Fight." In garrison
at Westfield, 1676.
Anthony, James L.
Benton, Arthur B.
Benton, Everett C.
Burrage, Charles D.
Chamberlin, Clarence A.
Chamberlin, George H.
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Cornell, Norman Riley
Isham, Charles
Isham, Norman M.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Sherrill, Chas. H.
Chamberlin, Nathaniel, 1689-
1780. Soldier in Capt. Ben
jamin D wight's Co. of Rangers
in Father Rasle's War, 1725,
from Hatfield. Taken prisoner
by the Indians. In Crown
Point Expedition, 1755, and
in garrison at Northfield,
1758.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Chamberlin, Clarence A.
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Cornell, Norman R.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Chamberlin, Richard, 1714-1784.
In Capt. Stevens' Co., North-
field, Mass., 1747, and Capt
Bernard's Co., Col. William
Williams' Regt, 1758.
Chamberlin, Clarence A.
Chamberlin, George H.
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles Lathrop
Chamberlin, Thomas,  1700.
In King Philip's War. Also
in garrison at Chelmsford,
Mass., 1691-1692.
Chamberlin, Emerson
Estey, Jacob G.
Estey, Julius J.
Chamberlin, Thomas, Jr., 
1727. In King Philip's War.
Estey, Jacob G.
Estey, Julius J.
Chambers, Col. Benjamin,  .
Col., Penna. Prov. Forces,
1748.
Drouillard, James P.
Champe, Major John,  1767.
King George Co., Va. Major
in the Virginia Militia.
McCulloch, Champe C, Jr.
Champion, Lieut. Henry, 1695-
1779, East Haddam, Conn.
Lieut, Train Band, East Had
dam, 1750.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Champion, Major Henry, 1723-
1797. Ens. of East Haddam
South Co., 1741. Lieut, 1750.
Capt 12th Co., 1758, and of
5th Co. of 2nd Regt, Conn.
Forces 1759, French and Indian
War. Major of 12th Colonial
Militia, 1775. Deputy, 1761-
'«5-*79-
Perkins, J. Deming
Storrs, Henry R.
Storrs, Leonard Kip
Champlin, Lieut.-Col. Chris
topher, 1731-1805. Major,

1755, at Crown Point, Com
missary, 1755. Lieut.-Col.,
1756.
Mason, G. Champlin, Jr.
Champlin, Capt. Jeffrey, 1652-
1715. Deputy, R. I., 1681, et
seq. Capt. of Militia, 1690.
Governor's Assistant, 1696-
1715.
Cook, Stephen C.
Champlin, Jeffrey, 1704-1746.
Second Lieut, 3d Co., ist
Regt, Mass. Troops, under
Gen. Pepperell at Cape Bre
ton.
Champlin, George Greenman
Champlin, Lieut. Joshua, 1716
 . ist Lieut, in French and
Indian War, 1755. In cam
paign at Lake George.
McCulloch, Walter B.
Champlin, Capt. Samuel, 2d Com
pany, Westerly, R. I., 1767.
Lieut, Crown Point Expedi
tion, 1756. Capt, 1767.
Champlin, George G
Champlin, Capt. William, 1654-
1715. Capt of Militia. Mem
ber of Assembly. In King
Philip's War at Scarborough,
1676.
Champlin, George Greenman
Champlin, John D., Jr.
Champney, Daniel, 1644-1691,
Cambridge, Mass. Under
Capt. Thomas Brattle, King
Philip's War, 1675. Also in
Captain Thomas Prentice's
Troop, 1676. Appointed by
the General Court to redeem
Indian Captives near Wachu-
sett, 1677.
Solis, Andrew J.
Champney, Samuel, 1636-1695,
Cambridge, Mass. In King
Philip's War. Muster Master,
1690. Deputy, i686-'95-
Hicks, Lewis W.
Chandler, Abiel, 1717-1768, Con
cord, N. H. Did Guard duty
at the Garrison of Rev. Tim
othy Walker in the first French
and Indian War.
Dyer, Isaac W.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Chandler, Capt. Abiel, 1744-1746.
Capt. N. H. Militia, 1774.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Chandler, Edmund,  1662.
Deputy to Plymouth Colony
Gen. Court, 1639, '43, '44.
Haskins, Frederick C.
Chandler, Ens. Henry, 1667-1737,
Conn. Ens., Andover Co.,
1720.
Benton, Arthur B.
Booth, Charles E.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Chandler, Major Job, Maryland
Prov. Forces, 1651-1656. Re
ceiver-General of Prov. and
Councillor, 1651 and 1656.
Justice Provincial Court and
Commissioner, 1651.
Chandler, Walter
Chandler, Capt. John, 1655-1721.
Lieut, of Andover Co. in King
Williams' War, 1696. Rep.
Andover in Gen. Court, 1704-
'n.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Chandler, Col. John, 2d, 1665-
1743, Worcester, Mass. Lieut,
1702. Capt, 1708. Col., 1724.
In 1722 went as Major in com
mand of Scouts from Worces
ter to fight Indians. Deputy,
171 1, et seq. Member of His
Majesty's Council, i727-'32.
A. & H. A. Co., 1725.
Davis, Chandler
Hammond, Samuel
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lea, James H.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Chandler, Lieut. John, 1679-1741.
Lieut, of Andover Co. in Dum-
mer's War, 1724.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Chandler, Col. John, 3d, 1693-
1762, Worcester, Mass. Mem
ber of His Majesty's Council,
I743"'62. Deputy from Wood
stock, Conn., i732-'35; from
Worcester, i738-'39, '52-'53.
One of the Commissioners to
treat with the Five Nations,
1754. Judge, 1754. Chief Jus-
lice, i757-'62. Col. of Militia.

A. & H. A. Co., 1734. Capt,
1736.
Davis, Chandler
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lea, James H.
Chandler, Col. John, 4th, 1721-
1800. New London, Conn.
One of His Majesty's Council,
i765-'67- Col. in command of
Regt. which marched to the
relief of Fort William Henry,
1757. Col., 1759.
Davis, Chandler
Chandler, Capt. Joseph, 1683-
I749"'5°- Pomfret, Conn.
Capt, Conn. Militia, 1729.
Brown, Louis
Chandler, Ens. Moses, 1733-1805,
Woodstock, Conn. Ensign in
16th Co., nth Reg.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Chandler, Capt. Thomas, 1630-
1703, Andover, Mass. Lieut,
1683, Capt, 1690. Deputy, 1678,
et seq.
Benton, Arthur B.
Booth, Charles E.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Greene, Chas. Lyman
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Stevens, John W.
Chandler, Lieut. Thomas, 1654-
1717, Roxbury and Andover,
Mass. Lieut, 1683. Deputy,
i678-'8i, '90.
Flint, James M.
Maynard, George C.
Stevens, John W.
Chandler, Col. William, 
1685, Maryland Provincial
Forces. In command of the
Charles Co. Company, 1681.
Chandler, Walter
Chandler, Walter, Jr.
Channing, John,  1771- Deputy
from Newport, i747-'48.
Judge, etc.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Channing, Mayor William, 1751-
1793. Major, 1775, Newport
Reg. Attorney General of R. I.,
i777-'87, and 1791 to his death.
Assistant Clerk, i776-'77.
Jeffries, John T. L.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Chapell (Chappell), George,
 . In Pequot War.
Jones, Walter Rysam
Chapin, Sergt. Caleb, 1701-1755,
Springfield, Mass. Served from
1722-1755 in French and Indian
Wars.
Chapin, Clifford S.
Chapin, Capt. Caleb, 1736-1825,
Bernardson, Mass. Capt. un
der Maj. Burke, 1758.
Chapin, Clifford S.
Chapin, Elisha, 1707-1756. Com
mander of Fort Mass., 1754.
Massacred at Hoosack.
Chapin, Charles F.
Chapin, Gershom, 1707-1788. In
Capt. Phinehas Lovett's Co.,
Col. Abraham Williams' Regt.,
relief of Ft. William Henry,
175.7-
Chapin, Samuel A.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Chapin, Japhet, 1642-1712. Of
Capt. Turner's Co. In the Falls
Fight, King Philip's War.
Barbour, Lucius A.
Barnes, Alfred C.
Brown, Paul
Chapin, Charles F.
Chapin, Henry D.
De Wolf, Edwin A.
Hill, Robert C.
Kimball, Arthur R.
Chapin, Capt. Josiah, 1634-1726,
Mendon, Mass. Sergt, 1685;
Ens., 1687; Lieut, 1689; Capt,
1692. Deputy, 1689, et
seq.
Chapin, Samuel A.
Daniels, Richard H.
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Norcross, Grenville H.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Sears, Clinton B.
Sherrili, Charles H.
Spooner, Frank E.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Chapin, Deacon Samuel, 1598-
1675. Springfield, Mass. Ap
pointed by the General Court
of Mass. Bay Colony to gov-
• em Springfield. At its burn
ing in King Philip's War, was

a participant in repelling the
attack from fortified houses.
Adsit, Chas. Chapin
Adsit, James Monroe
Benton, Arthur B.
Brown, Paul
Case, John E.
Chapin, Howard M.
Chapin, Samuel A.
Chapman, Chandler P.
Clark, Lot Curran
Cooper, Leslie B.
Daniels, Richard Holbrook
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Eames, Laurence Waldo
Fisher, Albert J.
Foote, John C.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Hitchcock (James), Ripley
(Willman)
Holcombe, John M.
Homer, William B.
Isham, Charles
Isham, Norman M.
Knapp, Henry E.
Mersereau, John D.
Norris, Henry McC.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Picher, Oliver S.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Sherrili, Chas. Hitchcock
Spooner, Frank E.
Stone, Jacob
Whitin, Frederick H.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wilder, Edw. B.
Chapin, Capt. Seth, 1668-1746.
Capt. of Mass. Colonial Forces
at Mendon, 1714, et seq. Rep-
lesentative.
Adams, Edw. Milton
Chapin, Samuel A.
Daniels, Richard H.
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Robinson, Hamline E.
Sears, Clinton B.
Spooner, Frank E.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Chaplin, Capt. Jeremiah, 16S0-
1765. Capt. at Rowley, Mass.
Spofford, Paul N.
Chapline, Capt. Moses, 1698-
1772.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Maryland Militia, 1757, French
and Indian War.
Collum, Richard S.
Cross, Arthur Dudley, Jr.
Chapman, Edward,  1675,
Conn. Soldier in King Philip's
War, and died from wounds
received in attack on Fort
Narragansett.
Chapman, Edwin L.
Haskell, Frank W.
Jones, Charles L.
Loomis, Archie Harwood
Chapman, Lieut. James, 1708-1784.
2d Lieut. 4th Co., 4th Conn.
Regt, Invasion of Canada,
1759. ist Lieut, 1760. ist
Lieut, 8th Co., 2d Regt, 1761-
'62. ist Lieut, 3d Co., Capt.
John Tyler, Israel Putnam,
Major, 1764.
Hegeman, John R., Jr.
Chapman, Maj. Jedediah, 1703-
1764. Lieut, of West Saybrook
Co., Conn. Troops, 1733. Capt,
Cape Breton Expedition, 1745.
Maj., 7th Regt., 1757. Dep
uty, Saybrook, i735-'63.
Clarke, Chauncey H.
Chapman, Nathaniel, 1653-1725.
Deputy for Saybrook to Gen
eral Court of Conn, for
twenty-four sessions between
1697 and 1723.
Lee, Ralph William
Chapman, Capt. Robert, 16 16-
1685. Served in the Pequot
War under Lieut. Lion Gar
diner, and in King Philip's
War. Capt, 1675. Deputy
from Saybrook, and Assistant,
1654-1684.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Bates, George B.
Bates, William G.
Booth, Chas. E.
Chapman, Edw. M.
Chapman, Edwin N.
Chapman, Frank M.
Chapman, Thomas B.
Dyer, Horace E.
Edwards, Chas. J.
Huse, Robert S.
Keater, Fred'k Rose

Lee, Ralph Wm.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Chapman, Robert, Jr., 1646-1711.
Clerk of Oyster River, and
Surveyor of Saybrook, Ct Dep
uty to Gen. Court, 1692, Hart
ford.
Dyer, Horace E.
Chapman, Samuel, 1654-1722,
Hampton. In King Philip's
War under Capt. Thomas
Lathrop at Bloody Brook; later
under Capt. Thomas Prentice,
John Whipple, and Samuel
Appleton in the Narragansett
Campaign.
Chapman, Benjamin O.
Rollins, Philip A.
Chapman, Capt. Samuel, 1695-
1758. Capt, ist Military Co.,
1735. Capt. of Co. under Roger
Wolcott, 1737. Capt in Ex
pedition against Cape Breton,
1758.
Haskell, Frank W.
Chapman, Capt. Samuel, 1696-
1746. Capt. of Militia. Killed
in French War.
Jones, Charles L.
Chapman, Capt. Samuel. Capt. of
Train Band, Tolland, Conn.,
1755. At siege of Louisburg in
command of 9th Conn. Co.
Robinson, Charles L. F.
Chapman, Samuel, 1706-1795.
Armorer in "Company of Art-
izens" in Louisburg Expedition
of 1745.
Rollins, Philip A.
Chapman, William,  . Soldier
in King Philip's War, credited
1675 with military service at
Billerica and again in 1676.
Monette, Orra E.
Chappell, George,  1709.
Served in Pequot War. At
Fort Fight, 1637.
Douglas, Walter B.
Fulton, William E.
Charlton, Arthur, 1710-1771, Md.
Member of Colonial Militia of
Md., served under Capts. John
Charlton and Charles Higgin-
bottom, 1736 at Ft. Canajohela,

96

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

York Co., Pa., during the Bor
der Wars.
Charlton, Thomas Jackson
Charlton, Thomas, Sr., 1743-1761,
Maryland. Served under Capt.
John Charlton in 1736 at Fort
Canajohela, York Co., Pa.
Charlton, Thomas J.
Chase, Aquila, 1652-1720, New
bury, Mass. Member, New
bury Co., under Capt Thomas
Noyes, 1688.
Chase, Geo. Bigelow
Chase, Stephen
Daggett, Geo. H.
Thompson, Frank C.
Chase, Corp. Isaac,  18 17, Ha
verhill, Mass. In Militia, 1757.
Corp. at Fort William Henry,
1757. In St. John Expedition,
1760.
Chase, Charles H.
Chase, Daniel E.
Chase, Daniel E., Jr.
Chase, John, 1649  . Yarmouth.
Soldier in King Philip's War.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Chase, John, 1st, 1655-1740. Under
Capt. Turner in Falls Fight,
King Philip's War.
Chase, Walter G.
Smith, Walter Calef
Thompson, Frank C.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Chase, Ens. Moses, 1663  ,
Newbury, Mass. Capt. March's
Co., Snowshoe Men, Essex
North Regt., 1710.
Chapman, Joseph W.
Chase, Allan McC. Parker
Chase, Champion S.
Chase, Clement
Pettingell, Frank H.
Rollins, Edward A.
Rollins, Philip A.
Russell, Stevens G.
Chase, Philip, 1688-1764. On list
of officers and men from Sutton
in the Colonial service from
1755 to 1761.
Thompson, Frank C.
Chase, Thomas, 1654-1732, New
bury, Mass. In Maj. Apple-

ton's command, King Philip's
War.
Bennett, Josiah C.
Bennett, Larkin E.
Chase, Wm. L.
Conner, John S.
Conner, Phineas S.
Palmer, William L.
Chase, Wells, 1710  . In Capt.
Enoch Bailey's Co., Newbury,
Mass., in service on the East
ern Frontier, 1754.
Young, Harry
Chase, Wells, 1737-1824, New
bury, Mass. Sentinel under
Capt. Enoch Bayley, 1754.
Chase, John Carroll
Chase, William, 2d, 1622-1685,
Yarmouth, Mass. Drummer in
Pequot Wars and in Narra
gansett Expedition.
Brown, Paul
Daniels, Edwin A.
Watson, William H.
Chase, William, 3d, 1645-1737.
In King Philip's War.
Anthony, James L.
Watson, William H.
Chastaigner, Alexander Thesee,
South Carolina. Member of
Assembly.
Macbeth, Malcolm
Macbeth, Ravenel
Chater, Lieut. John, 1629- 1670.
Kennebuck, Maine. Lieut, of
Wells Train Band.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Libby, Charles T.
Chatfield, Lieut. John, 1697  ,
Oxford and Derby, Conn. Ens.
in Parish of Oxford, Conn.,
1743. Lieut, of 2d Company,
Derby, 1750.
Chatfield-Taylor, H. C.
Chauncey, Col. Elihu, 1710-1790.
Col. of Regiment, French and
Indian War. Chief Justice,
Colony of Conn.
Chauncey, Charles
Chauncey, Elihu
Parker, Charles W.
Savage, Chas. Chauncey, Jr.
Savage, William L.
Chauncey, Rev. Israel, 1644-1703,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Stratford, Conn. Member of
the Council of War at the
breaking out of King Philip's
War, 1675. Surgeon under
Major Robert Treat, 1675.
Chaplain.
Keator, Frederick R.
Moseley, John Graham
Storm, Clarence
Checkley, Capt. Anthony, 1636-
1708. Atty.-Gen. of Prov. of
Mass., 1689-1703. Ens., 1675,
of Foot Co. Sergt. of Artillery
Co., 1677. Lieut, 1683. Capt,
1695.
Frazier, William W.
Jeffries, John T. L
Parsons, William D.
Checkley, Col. Samuel, 1653-1738,
Boston, Mass. Appointed En
sign of Capt. Wing's Co., Feb.,
i685-'86. Maj. of the Boston
Regt, 1702. Lieut.-Col., 1706.
Col., i7io-'i2. Sergt, A. & H.
A. Co., i685-'86. Lieut, 1694.
Capt, 1700. Representative,
1 702-'o7.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Dorr, Dalton
Motely, Thos. L.
Pike, Chas. E.
Smith, Thos. K.
Cheever, Ezekial,  . Private
in Capt Flint's Co., Col.
Plaisted's Regt, 1755. Private
in Capt. Fuller's Co., same
Regt, 1756. Private in Capt.
Jos. Smith's Co., 1759, up the
Quebec River.
McKeon, Newton F.
Cheever, Richard,  1709. Sol
dier in King Philip's War
under Capt. William Turner.
Favor, Otis S.
Cheever, Ens. Thomas,  1783,
Lynn, Mass. Ensign, 1732.
McKeon, Newton F.
Chenery, Isaac, 1742-1822. In
Capt. Timothy Hamant's Co.,
i762-'63.
Chenery, Leonard
Chenery, Leonard E.
Cheney, Daniel, Sr., 1670-1755,
Newbury, Mass. Served in a

block house, Newbury,  .
Member of Capt. Hugh
March's Essex North Regt,
1709.
Cheney, John E.
Cheney, Daniel, 1737  , New
bury, Mass. Of Capt. Pike's
Co., Col. Bagley's Regt,
Crown Point Expedition, 1755.
Cheney, John E.
Cheney, Sergt. Ebenezer, 1741-
1828, Orange, Mass. In Am
herst's Division, 1759, French
and Indian War. Sergt. in
Capt. Jones's Co., Crown Point
Expedition, 1759.
Ballou, Hosea S.
Foote, Horace A.
Hall, Lewis
Morse, Willard S.
Sears, Clinton B.
Cheney, Thomas,  , Cambridge.
In Capt. Isaac Johnson's Co.,
Fort Fight, 1675.
Cheney, Benjamin Austin
Cheney, William, 1604-1667, Rox
bury, Mass. A member of the
Militia of Roxbury in 1647.
Eldridge, Wm. Henry
Tucker, William R.
Cheseboro, Nathaniel, 1630-1676.
In King Philip's War.
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Fox, Noel B.
Parker, Charles W.
Plumb, Henry B.
Reed, Latham G.
Chesebrough, Elisha, 1637 -1670.
Stonington, Conn. Deputy,,
1669.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Chesebrough, Samuel, 1627-1673.
Deputy to the General Court
from Stonington, Conn., 1665-
'66-'70-'7i-'72-'73.
Cadle, Cornelius.
Cheseborough, William, 1594-
1667, Stonington, Conn. Dep
uty from Boston, Mass. Bay
Colony, 1640. Deputy to the
General Assembly of Conn.,
1653, et seq.
Adams, Edward M.

98

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Cadle, Cornelius
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Dennison, Ira W.
Mumford, James G.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Chesley, Capt. Samuel,  1707.
Durham, N. H. Capt. of a Co.
in 1707, Expedition to Port
Royal. Killed by Indians that
same year.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Chesley, Thomas, 1644 1667,
Dover, N. H. Killed by In
dians at Oyster River, Nov.
15, 1667.
Chesley, Thomas Jewett
Dyer, Leonard H.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Smith, William D. G.
Chester, Major John, 1635-1698,
Wethersfield. Trooper, 1658.
Lieut, 1672. Capt, 1677.
Deputy, 1678-1689, Colony of
Conn.
Averill, John C.
Backus, j. Bayard
Inches, George B.
Ormsbee, Herman W.
Smith, Frank B.
Walbridge, Thomas Chester
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Wells, Eben F.
Wilson, John Appleton
Wolcott, Roger
Chester, Sergt.-Maj. John, 1656-
171 1, Wethersfield, Conn. Ens,
1689. Capt, 1698. Sergt-
Major for the County of Hart
ford, 1702. Member, Commit
tee of War, 1706-1708. Deputy,
1694-1701. Speaker, 1699.
Governor's Assistant, 1701-
1711.
Anthony, James L.
Backus, J. Bayard
Bowen, Clarence W.
Inches, Geo. B.
Ormsbee, Herman W.
Walbridge, Thomas Chester
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Wells, Eben F.

Wclcott, Roger
Chester, Col. John, 1703-1771,
Wethersfield, Conn. Ens., 1724.
Capt, 1725. Lieut.-Col., 6th
Regt, 1739. Col., 1756. Mem
ber of Committee of War, 1745,
and in 1754. Deputy, 1727, Lt
seq. Deputy-Governor's As
sistant. Commissioner to the
Conference with the Six Na
tions at Albany, 1751.
Backus, J. Bayard
Inches, George B.
Walbridge, Thomas Chester
Wells, Eben F.
Chew, Benjamin, 1722-1 8 10. Mem
ber of the Council, Province
of Penn., 1755. Commissioner
of Defence of Philadelphia,
1761. Attorney-General, 1755.
Speaker of the Assembly, 1756.
Chief Justice Supreme Court,
1774.
Gilpin, William B.
Howard, John D.
Jackson, Oswald
Howard, McHenry
Montgomery, Henry E.
Chew, Col. John, 1590-1655. Mem
ber House of Burgesses of
Virginia from Hog Island,
i623-'24-'29, and from York
Co., 1 642-1 644.
Andrews, Charles L.
Beckett, Wesley W.
Boogher, Frank
Boogher, Howard M.
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Carleton, Murray
Chew, Samuel C.
Chew, Thomas J.
Hopkins, Constant Church
Howard, McHenry
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, Wm. F.
Paca, John P.
Sharp, George M.
Thomas, Lawrence B.
Tuck, Philemon H.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Chew, Col. Samuel, 1634 -1677.
Member House of Burgesses,
1659, and of the Governor's

99

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Council, 1669-1677. Chancellor
and Secretary of the Province.
Colonel Provincial Forces of
Maryland, 1675.
Andrews, Chas. L.
Beckett, Wesley W.
Boogher, Frank
Boogher, Howard M.
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Carleton, Murray
Chew, David S. B.
Chew, Fielder B.
Chew, Samuel C.
Chew, Thomas J.
Jackson, Oswald
Montgomery, James E.
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, Wm. F.
Paca, John P.
Sharp, Geo. M.
Thomas, Lawrence B.
Tuck, Philemon H.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Cheyney, Richard,  1703.
Fought against the Nanticoke
Indians prior to 1678.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Chickering, Deacon Francis, 
1658, Dedham, Mass. A. & H.
A. Co., 1649. Deputy, 1644-
1653. Ensign.
Cadle, Cornelius
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Mason, Fletcher Stone
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Teall, Edward McK
Woodin, William H.
Chidsey, Corp. John, 1621 - 1688.
Corp., New Haven Troops,
1667. Deputy, 1678-1680.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Pack, Arthur Newton
Child, Joshua, 1658 - 1730. In
Capt Holbrook's Co., 1716.
Draper, T. Wain-Morgan
Jackson, Edw. F.
Jackson, George E.
Child, Capt. Penuel, 1699 " *l6°-

Deputy from Killingly, Conn.
Ens., 1737, at Thompson.
Lieut, of the 2d Co. at
Killingly, 1744, and Capt.
South Co., nth Regt, 1753.
Childs, James E.
Childs, Richard,  , Barnstable,
Mass. In King Philip's War,
Ganson, George H.
White, William C.
Childs, Capt. Timothy, 1686-1776.
Scout in Queen Anne's War.
Lieut, under Capt. Kellogg in
Norridgewock Fight; as Capt.
stationed at Deerfield, Mass.
Smith, Augustus L.
Chiles, Walter, Sr.,  . Mem
ber of the Virginia House of
Burgesses. Speaker, Member
of the Council, 1652.
Carr, Robt. Elisha
Meysenburg, Robert C.
Chiles, Walter, Jr.,  . Mem
ber of the Virginia House of
Burgesses for James City Co.
Carr, Robert Elisha
Meysenburg, Robert C.
Chilton, Capt. John, 1739 - 1777.
Capt of 3d Va. Regt., 1775,
under Col. Thos. Marshall.
Killed at battle of Brandy
wine, 1777.
MacDonnell, Austin MacC.
Chipman, Jacob, 1695-1741. In
Capt. John Winslow's Com
pany, which in 1740 went into
the service from Duxbury,
Mass. He died in the service
at Jamaica, W. I., May 8, 1741.
Fairbanks, Henry N.
Haven, Wm.
Chipman, John, 1615-1708, Barn
stable, Mass. Deputy Ply
mouth Colony, i663-'66, '68-
'69.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Briggs, Wm. C.
Denny, Thos.
Fairbanks, Henry N.
Gardner, Cecil J.
Haven, Wm.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Miller, Charles B.
Miller, Edward C.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Morrell, George C.
Pike, Chas. Elliot
Chittenden, Isaac,  1676,
Scituate, Plymouth Colony.
Deputy, 1658, et seq. Killed
at Scituate, King Philip's War.
Seaver, James E.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Stetson, George Rockford
Wood, Eric F.
Chittenden, Gov. Thomas, 1730-
1797. Major 14th Regt, 1767-
1770, and Lieut.-Col., 1770-
1773. Deputy, 1765 - '69 - '72.
Colony of Conn. Gov. of
Vermont.
Chittenden, Edw. A.
Fletcher, Frank F.
Fletcher,. T. Chittenden
Galusha, Elon G.
Chittenden, Major William,
1593-1660, Guilford, Conn. In
1643 elected principal military
man of New Haven Colony.
Magistrate of the Plantation.
Deputy, 1643, et seq. Sergt,
1648. Lieut, 1653.
Brewer, William A.
Buel, John L.
Buell, Frederick F.
Case, John E.
Chittenden, Edw. A.
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Chittenden, Harley W.
Chittenden, Herman B.
Chittenden, Merritt D.
Clark, Eliot A.
Clephane, Lewis P.
Fletcher, Truman C.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Leete, Charles S.
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Stetson, George R.
Tracy, Robt. S.
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Choate, Capt. Thomas, 1693-1774-
Chebaco, Mass., Troops, Louis
burg Expedition.
Low, Wm. G, Jr.
Paul, Edward J.
Christian, Capt. Israel, 1717-1784.
Justice of Botetourt Co., 1770.
Capt. of Militia. Burgess, Au
gust! Co., 1759-1761.

Courtenay, Erskine H.
Courtenay, Jas. Clark
Christian, Col. Wm., 1743 - 1786,
Jefferson Co., Ky. Capt. 2d
Va. Regt. with Dunmore, 1774;
Commander - in - Chief of all
forces against the Cherokees,
1776; Burgess, 1774; killed
in action with Indians,
1786.
Courtenay, Erskine H.
Courtenay, James Clark
Christophers, Capt. Christopher,
1683-1728-29. Capt. 2d. Co.,
New London, 1715. Naval
Officer, 1714. Deputy, 1721.
Member of Council, 1718-1725.
Governor's Assistant, 1723-
1725. Commissary on Expedi
tion to Port Royal, 1710, and
Expedition against Canada,
1711.
Huntington, Charles R.
Prentis, Edward
Chubbuck, Lieut. John, 1 648-1 690,
Hingham, Mass. Lieut in
Phips's Expedition, 1690, in
which he lost his life.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Turner, Everett P.
Turner, Herbert B.
Turner, Howard C.
Church, Col. Benjamin, 1639-
1718. Commanded the party
by whom King Philip was
killed. Commander-in-Chief of
Expedition against the Eastern
Indians, 1689.
Balch, Joseph
Chapman, Thomas B.
Cushing, Harry C, Jr.
Douw, Charles G.
Dwight, Arthur S.
Munroe, Addison P.
Munroe, Lyman F.
Munroe, Philip Allen
Powers, Herman R.
Stevens, John A.
Church, Ens. Caleb, 1642-1724.
Watertown, Mass. Deputy to
the General Court, 1713.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Church, Ens. Joseph. Ens. at
Little Crompton, R. I., 1686.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Deputy at Little Crompton,
R. I., 1690.
Irish, Edward S.
Church, Sergt. Richard, 1608-
1668, Plymouth. In Pequot
War.
Bell, Jared W.
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Dorman, William B.
Irish, Edward S.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Moran, Charles
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Plumb, Henry B.
Scott, John Henry, Sr.
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden
Spencer, Selden P.
Stevens, John A.
Stone, Chas. F., Jr.
Washburn, Wm. D.
Woodward, Wm.
Church, Samuel, 1667-1737, Had
ley, Mass. Wounded at Deer
field, 1704. He petitioned the
Court for aid, 1705.
Burt, Charles W.
Churchill, Amos, 1743  . In
Capt. Eldad Lewis's Co., 2d
Regt, Col. Nathan Whiting,
Expedition to the northward,
1762.
Bell, Jared W.
Churchill, Col. Armistead, 1704-
1757. Col., Fauquier Co., Va.,
Militia, 1759.
Lewis, Marvin H.
Churchill, Capt. Armistead, 1733-
'795) Va. and Ky. Capt. of
Fauquier Co. Militia, Sept. 27,
1759-
Ballard, Samuel Thruston
Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard
Churchill, John, 1657  . Served
under Capt Joshua Scottow in
King Philip's War. In Black-
point Garrison, 1677.
Baker, Alfred L.
Churchill, Sergt. Joseph, 1649-
1699, Conn. Sergt. in Train
Band, 1697.
Booth, Charles E.

Churchill, Josiah,  1686. In
Wethersfield Troop, Pequot
War.
Bell, Jared W.
Churchill, Herman
Dickerman, Wm. C.
Eaton, Fred'k H.
French, Leon L. L.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Picher, Oliver S.
Root, Cyrus
Churchill, Sergt. Nathaniel,
1677-1717. Sergt and Corporal
in John Patterson's Co., 1755,
Crown Point Expedition.
Bell, Jared W.
Churchill, Samuel, 1721 - 1800.
Member of the First Troop,
Sheffield, Southern Hampshire
Co., Regt. of Mass. Militia,
that marched under command
of Major John Ashley to relief
of Fort Wm. Henry, Aug.,
I759-.
Churchill, Herman
Churchill, William, 1650 - 1710.
Deputy Sheriff, 1675; Private,
Middlesex Co., Va. Militia,
1687; Member of Council,
1705; Burgess, 1691 and 1704.
Ballard, Samuel Thruston
Carter, Allen R.
Stewart, John Carter
Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard
Churchill, Col. William. Mem
ber of the Virginia Council,
1705-1725.
Gill, William H.
Lewis, Marvin H.
Churchill, Col. William. Mem
ber of the Virginia Council,
1775-
Gill, William H.
Chute, Sergt. Thomas, 1 690-1771,
New Marblehead, Me. Under
Capt. Berry, 1747. Capt. Hills,
1748-1749. Commanded Prov
ince Fort, i749-'56-'59, French
and Indian War.
Bodge, George M.
Noyes, Edward D.
Claggett, Capt. Thomas, 1640-
1703. Capt. Calvert Co. Md.
Militia, i683-'g6.

102

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Berry, Thomas L.
Chew, Samuel C.
Morgan, John H.
Claiborne, Lieut. - Col. Thomas,
i 647-1 683, Va. Served against
Indians.
Munds, James Theus
Claiborne, Dep. - Gov. William,
1587-1676. Sec of State, Va.,
1625, et seq. Member of
Council, 1625-1660. In 1642
made Treasurer for life; 1653,
Deputy-Governor. Commanded
against Indians in 1629 and
1644.
Claiborne, John H.
Dearing, William D.
Eberlein, Charles W.
Edmunds, Bernard C.
Edmunds, Henry L.
Harris, William O.
Leigh, Armistead C.
Lyons, James
Munds, James Theus
Clap, Joel, 1726-1770, Sudbury,
Mass. In Col. Jones' and Col.
Ruggles' Regts., 1759.
Lea, James H.
Clapp, Earl, 1741-1835, Rochester,
Mass. Private in Capt. Gama
liel Bradford's Co., Col. Thos.
Doty's Regt., i758-'59, and in
Capt. Stephen Whipple's Co.,
Col. Bagley's Regt, i76o-'6i.
Clapp, Kennedy Newton
Clapp, Hopestill, 1647-1719, Dor
chester, Mass. In garrison at
Punkapogue, King Philip's
War. Representative, i702-'o7.
Sowdon, Arthur J. C.
Clapp, Increase, 1640  , Barn
stable, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Whitney, Harry E.
Clapp, Major Jonathan, 1713-
1782, Easthampton, Mass.
Major, Mass. Militia.
Allen, Theodore L.
Clapp, Capt. Joshua, 1707-1802.
Deputy, i768-'70-'72. Capt. in
Walpole, Mass., Militia.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Clapp, Capt. Preserved, 1623-1720,
Northampton, Mass. Deputy.

Allen, Theodore L.
Orne, Henry M.
Clapp (Clap), Capt. Roger, 1609-
1692, Dorchester, Mass. Lieut,
Dorchester Co., 1644. 2d Sergt,
A. & H. A. Co., 1646. Lieut,
1655. Capt. Dorchester Co.
Capt. at the Castle, 1665-1686.
Deputy, i652-'73.
Allen, Theodore L.
Arnold, Luther B.
Boyd, Allen R.
Brockway, Wm. S.
Capen, Walter N.
Clapp, Chas. Edwin
Clapp, Edward E.
Emerson, Justin E.
Fox, Walter S.
Furness, Dawes E.
Furness, Wm. E.
Hammond, Winthrop
Hemenway, Fred'k T.
Hillhouse, Francis
Metcalf, jas. B.
Moseley, Frank
Orne, Henry M.
Pierce, George F.
Rumrill, Frank
Soule, Horace H.
Sowdon, Arthur J. C.
Walker, Bryant
Weis, Frederick Lewis
White, John B.
Young, Edward B.
Clapp, Capt. Roger, 1684-1767.
Capt, Conn. Militia. Deputy.
Allen, Theodore L.
Orne, Henry M.
Clapp (Clap), Maj. Samuel, 1634-
1708. Capt Dorchester, Mass.,
Militia. Deputy, 1689-1699.
Boyd, Allen R.
Capen, Walter N.
Hemenway, Fred T.
Pierce, Geo. F.
Rumrill, Frank
Clapp, Major Samuel, Scituate.
Major of Mass. Militia, Queen
Anne's War. Deputy, Ply
mouth Colony, 1680, et seq.,
and Mass., 1692-1715.
Bates, Theodore C.
Brown, Louis
Clapp, Frederick Walter

103

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Lovering, Henry M.
Nichols, George L.
Pierce, Geo. F.
Ripley, Edward James
Ripley, Isaac Thomas
Rogers, Allan
Clapp, Thomas, 1597-1684, Dor
chester, Weymouth, and Scitu
ate, Mass. Deputy General
Court, 1646.
Bartlett, Joseph Gardner
Bates, Theodore C.
Harris, Galen Moses
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Lovering, Henry M.
Rogers, Allan
Whitney, Harry E.
Clark, Benjamin, 1644 - 1724,
Medfield, Mass. Representa
tive, i693-'99.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Parker, Edw. H.
Stone, William E.
Clark, Chas. S., 1651-1704. Sol
dier in the Three County
Troop, King Philip's War.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Clark, Capt. Christopher, 
1753. Virginia Militia, Han
over Co., 1727.
Evans, Charles C.
Greve, Clifford
Hendrick, John B.
Hendrick, John B., Jr.
Pugh, Achilles H.
Pugh, Achilles H., Jr.
Wood, Charles M.
Wood, Ephraim M.
Clark, Daniel, 1623-1710, Wind
sor, Conn. Lieut, ist Troop
under Capt. John Mason, 1657-
1658. Capt, 1664. Sec. Col
ony of Conn., 1658-1666. As
sistant, 1662- '64 -'67. Deputy,
1657-1661. Magistrate, 1662-
1664. Named Assistant in
Charter of Charles II.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Atkinson, Chas. T.
Bliss, Chester W.
Burke, James S.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Clark, Kenneth
Cutler, Ralph Wm.

Fletcher, Henry
Kinzie, John H.
Harris, Frederick
Lane, Ebenezer
Monnette, Orra E.
Munds, James Theus
Parker, George T.
Short, John C.
Strong, Wm. W.
Van Dyke, Harry W.
Wilder, Edward B.
Clark, Edward, 1 679-1746, Med
way, Mass. Representative,
i735-'36, '39-
Daniels, Edwin A.
Parker, Edw. H.
Stone, William E.
Clark, George, 1610-1690. Deputy,
General Court of Conn., 1666.
Clarke, William B.
Fish, Charles M.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Jewett, Stephen
Noyes, Charles P.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Sill, Howard
Spencer, Seldon P.
Wade, James F.
Clark, George, 1648-1734, Mil
ford, Conn. Ensign, 1693.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Clark, Israel, 1734-1810. Private,
Conn. Troops, i76i-'62-'7o.
Monnette, Orra E.
Munds, James Theus
Clark, John, 1608-1712. In Pequot
War. Deputy, 1641-1665.
Barrows, John W.
Clark, Orlando E.
Eaton, George F.
Edwards, Charles L.
Edwards, Edward J.
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Fisher, Francis P.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Hart, Samuel
Huse, Robert S.
Jewett, William
Leonard, Edgar C.
Leonard, Gardner C.
Moran, Charles
Partridge, Edward L.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Pratt, Dallas B.
Ridgely, Charles
Sill, Frederick S.
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden P.
Stafford, William F.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Clark, John, 1614-1674. Private
in Pequot War. Dep. for
Hartford, i64i-'44; for Say
brook, i649-'6o; for Milford,
i666-'68.
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Clark, Lot Curran
Clarke, Chauncey H.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Eaton, Daniel C.
Flint, Wyman K.
Huntington, Henry E.
Jewett, Wm. Kennon
Leonard, Gardner C.
Monnette, Orra E.
Sill, Fred'k S.
Clark, Sergt. John,  1673,
Saybrook, Conn. Sergt, New
Haven Colony, 1642 -1644.
Clerk of Train Band, 1647.
Clark, Eliot A.
Clark, Fred'k Hamilton
Edwards, Edward J.
Fish, Henry M.
Hitchcock, Ripley
Inches, Geo. B.
Jennings, Walter
Partridge, Edward L.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Sill, Howard
Spencer, Selden
Webb, William S.
Williams, Edw. G.
Clark, Capt. John,  1677,
Conn. Representative from
Saybrook, 1651 -'64. Commis
sioner, 1664. One of original
grantees of Saybrook.
Dutton, William D.
Eaton, George Francis
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Kneeland, James
Ridgely, Chas.
Webb, William S.
Clark, Maj. John, 1655-1735, Say
brook, Conn. Major, Expedi
tion against Canada.

Clark, Eliot A.
Clark, Fred'k Hamilton
Clark, Orlando E.
Flint, Wyman K.
Clark, Colonel Jonas, 1684-1770.
Chelmsford, Mass. Captain,
1725; later Colonel.
Storer, John H.
Clark, Robert, 1710-1775. Repre
sentative N. Hamp., 1756-
'757
Anderson, John W.
Clark, Lieut. Thaddeus, 
1 690, of Falmouth, Me. Killed
there in the second Indian
War.
Doolittle, George T.
Fox, James C.
Hill, Wallace Morrell
Moseley, Chas. W.
Moseley, Edward A.
Wesson, James L.
Clark, Thomas, 1599-1697. Dep
uty, Plymouth Colony, 1651-
1655. In Pequot War.
Baker, Alfred L.
Baker, George F.
Ballord, Esek S.
Bates, James H.
Bryant, Percy
Clark, A. Howard
Clark, Homer P.
Clark, Lot Curran
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Ladd, Wm. Whitehead
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Lovering, Henry M.
Mayo, Charles E.
Rich, William T.
Smith, Curtis N.
Wheeler, Edw. J.
Clark, Rev. Thomas, 1652-53  .
In Narragansett War, 1676.
Bates, Daniel M.
Clark, Capt. Timothy, 1657-1737,
Boston, Mass. Capt. of the
North and South Batteries,
Representative, 1700.
Lea, James H.
Clark, Capt. Timothy, 1677-1725,
Medway, Mass. Captain of a
Military Co.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred

105

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Clark, Lieut. William,  1647,
Boston, Ipswich, and Salem.
Lieut, of Capt. Hathorne's Co.,
Salem.
Libby, Chas. Thornton
Clark, Lieut. William, 1609-1690.
King Philip's War.
Avery, Trueman G.
Bennett, Robert R.
Chapin, Clifford S.
Clark, Charles H.
Clark, Eli P.
Clark, Emory W.
Clark, Lorenzo E.
Dyer, Horace E.
Love, Wm. De Loss
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Edward L.
Partridge, Frank H.
Reynolds, James
Rhoades, Lyman
Rust, Aloney J.
Spalding, Geo. B.
Spalding, Geo. B., Jr.
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, Wm. B.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Woodworth, Chauncey C.
Woodworth, Chauncey Clark
Clark, Capt. William, 1656-1725.
Capt, ist Co., Lebanon, Conn.,
1708 et seq. Deputy, 1705
et seq. Member of the Coun
cil, 1719, 1721.
Partridge, Edward L.
Clark, William, Jr.,  . Ap
pears in a list dated 1757, of
the men belonging to the Blue
Troop of Horse in the County
of York, under Capt. Abraham
Lord, and in Sir Wm. Pepper-
ell's Regt, endorsed ist Troop
of Horse.
Harrington, Arthur C.
Clark, Zachariah, 1734 - 1814.
Chester, Conn., Private in the
7th Regt, 2d Co., Capt. Nathan
Johnson, in the Expedition to
Fort William Henry.
Clark, Eliot A.
Clarke, Andrew, 1635-1706, Har
wich, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1675.
Clark, Homer P.

Clarke, Benjamin,  1757, Bos
ton. Member A. & H. A. Co.,
1733-
Appleton, Francis H.
Clarke, Capt. Daniel,  1696.
Capt, Anne Arundel County
forces, Md., 1696.
Hyatt, Jesse M.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Wells, Walter A.
Clarke, Edward, 1712-1799, Med
way, Mass. Served under
Capt. Nathaniel Whiting and
Capt Edward Clark, in the
French and Indian Wars of
1745 and 1754. In garrison
at Crown Fort, 1754.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Clarke, Hugh, 1613 - 1693, Rox
bury, Mass. Member of the
Artillery Co., 1666.
Clarke, Charles McC.
Green, Robert M.
Harrington, Chas.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Clarke, Capt. Jeremiah, 
1652. Assistant, Pres., Regent,
and Acting Gov. R. I. Colony,
1648. Treas., 1644-1647. Lieut,
1642. Capt, 1644.
Briggs, Southwick C.
Burke, James S.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Robeson, Andrew
Spies, Francis F.
Spies, Henry H.
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Watson, William H.
Williams, Norman A.
Wister, Rodman
Clarke, Doctor John, Sr., 
1664, Newbury, Mass. Dep
uty, 1639.
Appleton, Francis H.
Clarke, Doctor John, Jr., 
1690, Boston. Deputy, Massa
chusetts Bay, 1690.
Appleton, Francis H.
Clarke, John. Patentee of Conn.
under the Charter from
Charles II, 1663. Soldier in
Pequot War.

106

index 6f Ancestors

Barrows, John Wright
Eaton, George F.
Ridgely, Charles
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden
Clarke, Joseph, 1618-1690. Named
as Governor's Assistant in the
Rhode Island Charter of 1663.
Assistant in 1648 et seq.
Clarke, Fabius M.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Deen, William M.
Greene, Charles A.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Horton, Wm. E.
Clarke, Joseph, 1642-1702. Dep
uty to the General Court of
Mass., from Medfield, 1696.
Callender, Harry R.
Clarke, Ens. Nathaniel, 1642-
1690, Newbury, Mass. Naval
Officer of the ports of New
bury and Salisbury, 1684.
Ens., Capt. Pierce's Co., at
Rowley, 1685.
Clarke, George K.
Clarke, Nathaniel, 1666 - 1690,
Newbury, Mass. Mortally
wounded in the Expedition to
Canada, 1690.
Clarke, Geo. K.
Clark, Rufus W.
Clarke, Richard, — : — 1697. Sol
dier in Indian alarm at
Southampton, 1657.
Libbey, Wm.
Clarke, Thomas, 1 598-1 697. In
Pequot War serving under
Lieut. Wm. Holmes, 1637.
Member of Plymouth Military
Company, 1643. Deputy, Ply
mouth Colony, 1651, '55, '56.
Cornish, Herbert Lemuel
Clarke, Capt. Thomas,  1683,
Boston, Mass. Capt, A. & H.
A. Co., 1653 -'65. Commis
sioner, 1652, et seq. Gov.'s
Ass't, 1673.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Clarke, Thomas, 1672-1759, Har
wich, Mass. Deputy, 1713,
et seq.

Clark, Alonzo H.
Clark, Homer P.
Clarke, Gov. Walter, 1639-1714.
Deputy, 1667, et seq. Assist
ant, 1673-74, '99. Deputy-
Governor, 1679, et seq. Gov
ernor, 1676, et seq. Coun
cillor, 1686, under Andros.
Lieut.-Col., 171 1.
Morgan, Fisher C.
Pell, Howland
Robeson, Andrew
Rotch, William
Spies, Francis H.
Spies, Henry H.
Watson, Charles P.
Watson, William H.
Wister, Rodman
Clarke, Weston, 1648-1728. Provi
dence, R. I. Deputy, i672-'97.
Atty.-Gen., 1676, '8o-'8i, '85-
'86.
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Clarke, Lieut. William, 1609-
1690. In King Philip's War.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Clarke, Sergt. William, 1670-
1742, Boston. Third Sergt.
A. & H. A. Co., 1 703 -'06.
Representative, i72o-'22, '25.
Councillor, i730-'j3.
Appleton, Francis H.
Clarke, William,  1705. Jus
tice of the Peace of Sussex
Co., Del., 1683, *86-'87, '93.
Speaker of the House, 1692.
Member Col. Assembly, 1701,
Chief Justice, i703-'o5.
Houston, DeVerne C.
Houston, Junius W.
Clarkson, David,  1751. Mem
ber of Assembly during ad
ministration of Clark and
Clinton from 1739 to 1751.
Clarkson, Banyer
*Clarkson, Matthew, 1666-1702.
Commissioned in 1689 by Wil
liam III. Secretary of the
Colony of New York.

*Service accepted by New York
Society before organization of Gen
eral Society. Service not now
qualifying.

107

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Bleecker, Anthony J.
Clarkeson, Banyer
Clarkson, Clermont L.
Clarkson, David A.
Clarkson, Frederick
Crosby, Edward N.
Crosby, Livingston
Clarkson, Capt. Matthew, 1699-
1739. Capt. N. Y. Militia,
1738.
Cox, John L.
Inches, George B.
Clary, John,  1691, Water-
town, Mass. Served under
Capt. Syll in King Philip's
War, 1675.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Clay, Joseph, 1741-1804, Savannah,
Ga. Represented Sayannah in
Georgia Legislature.
Jones, Charles Colcock
Claypoole, James, 1 634-1 687. A
member of the Council for
Philadelphia Co., Province of
Penn., 1687.
Connell, Robert
James, Thomas
La Motte, William A.
McLean, John
Simpson, Jay Maxwell
Claypoole, Norton,  1688.
Member of the Assembly of
Pennsylvania for Sussex
County (Delaware) in 1686.
Connell, Robert
Clayton, Capt. John, 1700-1759.
Capt, 1756, Delaware Regt,
Colonial Militia.
Frame, Thomas C, Jr.
Clayton, Solomon,  1739.
Burgess for Queen Anne's Co.,
Md., 1715, i732-'34, 1739.
Thorn, William H. DeC. W.
Clayton, Hon. William, 
1691. Member of Governor's
Council, Penna., 1681. Presi
dent of Council and Acting
Governor, 1684. Presiding
Justice of Upland Court,
Penna., 1681.
Grubb, Ignatius C.
Sharp, George M.
Cleeves, Dep.-Gov. George, 1576-

1670. Casco and Portsmouth,
Me. See Cleves: Dep.-Gov.,
George.
Clemence, Thomas,  1688,
Providence, R. I. In defense
of Providence, 14 Aug., 1676.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Hering, Oswald C.
Clement, James, 1737-1811. On
Muster-roll, French War, 1756,
of men sent to Albany from
Haverhill, Mass. Private in
Capt. Edw. Moore's Co., 1755-
'75-
Thompson, Frank C.
Clement, John, 1686-1762. On
list of 2d Foot Co. of Haver
hill on an Expedition for
the reduction of Canada
under Capt. Saltonstall. On
Alarm List of Haverhill,
1757-
Thompson, Frank C.
Clement (Clements), Robert,
1590-1658, Haverhill, Mass.
Deputy, 1647-1653.
Dorr, Dalton
Flint, James M.
Gross, George Herbert
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Monnette, Orra E.
Parker, Moses G.
Senter, George Albert
Thompson, Frank C.
Clement, Samuel, 1710 - 1765.
Member of Assembly, N. J.
Stewart, Andrew
Clements, John, 1653-1692, Haver
hill, Mass. In Lieut. Benj.
Sweet's Co., King Philip's
War.
Flint, James M.
Thompson, Frank C.
Clesson, Sergt. Joseph, 1683-1753.
In various companies in In
dian warfare 1708-1725.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Cleveland, Aaron, 1655-1716, Wo
burn, Mass. In Capt. Cutler's
Co., at Sudbury, Lancaster
and Marlboro, King Philip's
War.
Adams, Edward M.
Meacha. 1, Franklin Adams

108

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Merritt, Alan D.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Cleveland, Rev. Ebenezer, 1725-
1805. Chaplain of a Mass.
Regt. in the French and In
dian War, i758-'6o. Expedi
tion to Canada, 1759.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Cleveland, George, 1707-1756. In
Capt. Wm. Bacon's Co., Col.
Gridley's Regt., in Expedition
against Crown Point.
Cross, William Pierce
Cleveland, Josiah, 1667 - 1709,
Woburn and Chelmsford,
Mass., and Canterbury, Conn.
In the Indian War, i688-'89;
also in the garrison in the
West Regiment of Middlesex,
i69i-'92.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Cooper, Leslie B.
Jordan, Scott
Cleveland, Capt. Josiah, 171 3-
1793, Canterbury, Conn. Capt.
of the 9th Company or Train
Band of the nth Connecticut
Regiment, 1759.
Jordan, Scott
Cleveland, Moses, i624-i7oi-'o2,
Woburn, Mass. Member of
Militia, 1676. In garrison at
Chelmsford, Mass., 1675. In
King Philip's War.
Adams, Edw. M.
Adams, John Q.
Benson, Frank S.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Cleveland, Charles D.
Cleveland, Henry E.
Cleveland, James W.
Cleveland, Reginald Mel.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Eastman, Lauren C.
Holt, Frank Ward
Jordan, Charles P.
Jordan, Scott
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Salinas, Anthony Joseph
Salinas, Anthony Joseph, Jr.
Salinas, Christopher Edw.
Woodward, William
Cleveland, Moses, 1651-1717, Wo
burn, Mass. A volunteer in

King Philip's War, 1675-76.
Dornin, William C.
Eastman, Lauren C.
Cleveland, Sergt. Samuel, 1657-
1736. Sergt, in King Philip's
War, 1675.
Benson, Frank S.
Holt, Frank Ward
Cleves (Cleeves), Dep. - Gov.
George, 1 576-1 670. Founder
of Falmouth (now Portland),
Me. ; Dept-Gov. of Province
of Me., under Gov. Gorges, in
charge of the Province, 1640.
Deputy, i663-'64.
Brackett, William S.
Fox, James C.
Harrington, Arthur C.
Moseley, Charles W.
Moseley, Edward A.
Moulton, Augustus F.
Norris, Henry McC.
Perkins, Thomas A.
Clinton, James, 1736-1812. Little
Britain, N. Y. Lieut, in French
and Indian War, 1756.
Brown, Bache Homitts
Clough, Corp. Samuel, 1736-1780.
In Capt. Ladd's Co., Major
Tash's N. H. Battalion, at
Fort Edward, 1757. Corp.
Col. John Hart's Regt, Crown
Point Expedition, 1758.
Philbrook, Charles Calhoun
Clows, John,  1687. Member
Penn. Assembly, i683-'84.
Hough, Oliver
Coates, Robert, 1627  , Lynn,
Mass. Under Capt. Turner at
Hadley, Mass.; in garrison
there, 1676, et seq.
Adams, Edw. M.
Rhoades, Lyman
Cobb, Henry,  , Barnstable,
Plymouth Colony. Deputy,
1645-1651.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Cutler, Edward H.
Danforth, Allen
Daniels, Edwin A.
Fairbanks, Henry N.
Haven, Wm.
Hinckley, Sylvester B.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Moran, Charles
Morrell, George C.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Rumrill, Frank
Teed, Freeman G.
Cobb, Sergt. James, 1634 -1695,
Barnstable, Plymouth Colony.
Sergt of Militia.
Danforth, Allen
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Cobb, Samuel, 1654-1727, Barnsta
ble, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Rumrill, Frank
Coburn (Colburn), Corp. Edward,
1618-1696, Chelmsford, Mass.
In the Chelmsford Military
Company,  , Corpora],  .
Commanded Colburn's Garri
son on the Merrimac River,
King Philip's War, 1676.
Parker, Moses Greeley
Cock, Peter Larssen, Sr., 161 i-
1688. Member of the Council,
Province of Penn., 1668.
Benson, Edwin North
Reichner, Aiken
Reichner, Louis Irving
Cock, William, 1694  . Lynn,
Mass. Fought the Indian
enemy under a commission
from His Majesty's council in
the Province of Mass. Bay.
Drove them on shore and cap
tured their schooner near
Mount Desert, July 27,
1724.
Fall, George Howard
Cocke, Richard, 1600-1665. Mem
ber Va. House of Burgesses,
1632, 1644, and 1654.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Clark, John Asa
De La Roche, Charles P.
Goodrich, William
McCulloch, Champe C, Jr.
Morton, Daniel
Cocke, Thomas, 1638-1696. Mem
ber Virginia Assembly, 1667.
Goodrich, William
Cocke, William, 1655-1693, Hen
rico Co., Va. Was Burgess
from Henrico in the Assembly
of 1646.
Clark, John Asa
Cocke, Dr. William, 1672-1720,
Virginia. Sec. of State for the

Col. of Va. Member of Coun
cil from 1713 to 1720.
Latane, John Holladay
Codd, Col. St. Leger,  , Md.
Justice, Northumberland, 1677;
Presiding Justice, 1680; Mem
ber of House of Burgesses,
i68o-'82; Member Legislature
from Cecil Co., Md., 1694-
1702.
Pratt, Thos. Lovell
Codd, Capt. St. Leger,  , War-
ton Creek, Md. Member of
Legislature 1712 to 1720, Kent
Co., Md.
Pratt, Thos. Lovell
CODDINGTON, BENJAMIN, 1680-1759.
Soldier in Woodbridge, N. J.,
Co., 1715.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
CODDINGTON, JOHN, 1654  . In
King Philip's War under Maj.
Willard, i675-*76.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
CODDINGTON, GOV. WILLIAM, 1601-
1678. Assistant, Mass. Bay
Colony, i630-'37. Treasurer,
i634-'36. Deputy from Boston
to Mass. General Court, 1636-
'37. Judge (Chief -Executive)
of Aquidneck, 1638, and of
Newport, i639-'40. Gov. of
Portsmouth and Newport,
i64o-'47. Assistant, 1647. Presi
dent of the four united towns,
i648-'49. Commissioner, 1656-
'63. Deputy, 1666. Assistant,
i666-'67. Deputy-Governor,
i673-'74. Governor, i674-'76,
'78.
Champlin, John D., Jr.
Drown, Chas. L.
Farnsworth, Charles
Fox, Noel B.
Nicholson, Paul C.
Nicholson, Samuel Mowry
Noyes, Charles P.
Noyes, Daniel R.
Palmer, Lucius N.
Peet, Emerson W.
Schenck, Stewart Courtney
Torbert, Horace G.
Codwise, Adjutant Christopher,
1689-1767. Adjutant, Kings

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Co. Militia, 1722. Field Of
ficer, 1728.
Barrell, Harry F.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Scofield, George S.
Codwise, Capt. George, 1732-1814.
Commanded the sloop Charm
ing Polly, 6 guns, July,
1757-
Foster, Frederick de P.
Coe, Capt. John, 1658-1741. Dep
uty from Stratford in Conn.
Assembly, i7oi-'i5. Ens., 1698;
Lieut, 1706; Capt, 1709. Took
part in French and Indian
Wars.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Gage, Samuel Edson
Coe, Jonathan, 1710-1795, Win
chester, Conn. Deputy to
Conn. Assembly, i762-'64-
'65.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Coe, Robert, 1 596-1 672, Conn. Dep
uty, 1653. Magistrate, Ja
maica, L. I., 1662.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Dwight, Frederick
Hatch, Josiah O.
Lloyd, John U.
Osborn, Henry A.
Sherman, Roger
Spencer, Joseph W. W.
Coe, Ens. Robert, 1684  , Dur
ham. Commissioned Ensign in
Conn. Forces in 1718.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Coe, Lieut. Samuel, 1672- 1742.
Lieut, in Capt. Daniel Steven
son's Co., Newtown, 171 5.
Hopping, Andrew H.
Coff, Henry, 1697  . Member
Barnstable Company.
Moran, Charles
Coffin, James, 1640-1720. Member
of the Mass. Court from Nan
tucket, 1700.
Collins, Charles L.
Wolcott, Roger
Coffin, JLeut. John, 1647-1711,
Mass. Lieut, of Co. at Nan
tucket, 1684.
Coffin, John Elihu
Robeson, Andrew

Coffin, Lieut.-Col. Joseph, 1703-
1773, Newbury, Mass. Capt.
of the Second Newbury Com
pany, and Lieut.-Col. in Col.
Joseph Gerrish's Regiment,
1762.
Boyd, Charles H.
Storer, John H.
Coffin, Nathaniel, 1669-1749,
Newbury, Mass. Deputy, 1719-
1720. Member of Council,
1730.
Appleton, Nathan
Bacon, Horace S.
Boyd, Charles H.
Coffin, William K.
Little, Henry L.
Storer, John H.
Coffin, Capt. Peter, 1631-1715,
Newbury. Deputy, Mass., 1672,
1673 and 1679. Member Gov
ernor's Council, N. H., 1692-
1714. President of Council,
1705. Councillor and Governor
pro tern., 1708. Lieut, Mass.
Militia, 1672. Capt, N. H.
Militia, 1695, and 1672.
Capen, Walter N.
Colket, Charles H.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd
Sawyer, Chas. F.
Sawyer, William D.
Wilson, John A.
Coffin, Lieut. Tristram, 1632-
1704. Lieut, at Newbury, 1683.
Deputy, i695-i7oo-'o2. Colony
of Mass. Bay.
Appleton, Nathan
Bailey, Edward P.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Boyd, Charles H.
Clark, Byron N.
Clarke, George K.
Coffin, William K.
Conner, John S.
Conner, Phineas S.
Constant, S. Victor
Davies, Julien T.
Davies, William G.
Denny, Thomas
Elwell, Walter E.
Gerrish, Frederic H.
Gerrish, William L.
Gordon, Edwin A.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Knight, Stephen H.
Little, Francis B.
Little, Henry L.
Little, Josiah
Newhall, James S.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Remick, Timothy
Silvester, Wm. W.
Smith, William F.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Storer, John H.
Coffin, Captain Tristram, 1691-
1761, Dover, N. H. Captain
in N. H. Militia, 1732.
Colket, Charles H.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd
Sawyer, Chas. F.
Sawyer, William D.
Coggeshall, Pres. John, 1591-
1647, R. I. Pres. Colony and
Prov. Plantations, 1647. Gov
ernor's Assistant, 1640-1644.
Moderator, 1647. Deputy,
Mass., 1634-1637.
Anthony, Frank Dell
Anthony, James L.
Coggeshall, Morton C.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Denny, Thomas
Greene, Charles A.
Greene, Douglas N.
Greene, Geo. Sears, Jr.
Houghton, John P.
Ingersoll, Colin M.
Jones, Edward Clarence
Jones, Philip I.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Lee, Edward C.
Spies, Francis F.
Stafford, William F.
Stevens, John W.
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Stiness, Edward C. B.
Stiness, Geo. Armington
Tilley, R. Hammett
Topham, Theophilus
Torbert, Horace G.
Watson, William H.
Williams, Norman A.
Wood, Geo. T., Jr.
Woodward, Wm.
COCGESHALL, DEP.-GOV. JOHN, 2d,

1618-1708. Dep.-Gov., 1686-
1690. Governor's Assistant,
1663, et seq. Major of the
Island, 1683-1685. General
Recorder, 1676, etseq. General
Treasurer, 1664, et seq. Dep
uty, 1665, et seq.
Anthony, Frank Dell
Anthony, James L.
Haughton, Richard
Jones, Edward C.
Jones, Philip I.
Kirkman, Geo. Wycherly
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Lee, Edward C.
Spies, Francis F.
Tilley, R. Hammett
Watson, William H.
Woodward, William
Coggeshall, Joshua, 1623-1688.
Governor's Assistant, R. I.,
1669, i672-'76. Deputy, 1664,
et seq.
Denny, Thomas
Greene, Charles A.
Greene, Douglas N.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Spies, Francis F.
Stafford, William F.
Coggswell, John, ist, 1592-1669.
Deputy, i634-*37.
Fulton, William E.
Libby, Chas. T.
Snow, Edgar M.
Coggswell, John, 3rd, 1650-1724,
Boston, Mass. In King Philip's
War, 1676.
Hawks, James D.
Cogswell, Lieut. John, 1665-1710,
Ipswich, Mass. Lieut, in the
Massachusetts Colonial forces.
Wentworth, Moses J.
Cogswell, Capt. Jonathan, 1661-
1717. In the Expedition against
Quebec, 169c!.
Fulton, William E.
Libby, Charles T.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Corr, Col, Samuel, 1708-
1792. Capt, 1739. Major 8th
Conn. Regt., 1746. Lieut.-Col.,
1758, Lake George and Ti-

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

conderoga. Col. 8th Regt.,
1768.
Douw, Charles G.
Huntington, Frederick J.
Coker, Serg. Joseph, 1640-1697,
Newbury, Mass. Made Ser
geant, 1690.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Colburn, Edward, 1618-1700, of
Dracut and Dunstable, Mass.
Served in King William's
War.
Chadwick, William H.
Colburn, John, 1648-1705, Ded
ham, Mass. In King Philip's
War, 1676.
Smith, Walter C.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Colburn, Samuel, 1654-1694. In
Capt. Moseley's Co., 1675,
Mass. In King Philip's War.
Fairington, Robert I.
Colburn, William,  1662, Bos
ton. Deputy, 1635.
Wolcott, Roger
Colby, Samuel, Sr., 1638-1716,
Amesbury, Mass. Under Capt.
William Turner, Falls Fight.
Deputy, 1689.
Eberlein, Charles W.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Colby, William, 1740  , Haver
hill, Mass. In Capt. Edmund
Moore's Co., Col. Jonathan
Bagley's Regt, 1758. In Capt.
Henry Brown's Co., 1760, '61,
'62.
Rucker, William C.
Colcord, Samuel, 1655-1736. Lieut.
Representative, 1682. In gar
rison at Oyster River, 1696.
Colket, Charles H.
Colket, George H.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd
Janvrin, Joseph E.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
COLDEN, LlEUT.-GOV. CADWALLADER.
Lieut-Gov. of N. Y. Col., 1761-
1775-
Cunningham, Francis de L.
Cunningham, Wm. De Lancey
Ruggles, Charles H.

Coldham, Clement, 1623-1705.
A. & H. A. Co., 1645.
Green, John W.
Cole, Daniel, 1614-1694. Member
of Yarmouth Militia, 1643.
Deputy, Plymouth Colony,
1654, et seq.
Cole, Amedee B.
Merrick, Fred'k L.
Cole (Cowles), Capt. Ebenezer,
1718-1800. Ensign and Lieut,
Meriden, Conn., Militia,
French and Indian War, after
wards Capt
Bell, Jared W.
Cole, Hugh, 1627-1699, Swansey,
Plymouth Colony. Deputy,
1673.-75, '80, '83, '86, '89.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Morrell, George C.
Parker, Fred'k W.
Cole, Capt. James, 2d.  . En
sign, 1686. Deputy, i689-'90.
Capt, Col. Benjamin Church's
Co., against Eastow Indians,
1704.
Watson, William H.
Cole, John, 1625-1707, Kingstown.
Magistrate. Member of the
A. & H. A. Co., 1642.
Eldridge, Wm. H.
Cole, Samuel,  1667, Boston.
One of the Founders of the
A. & H. A. Co., 1637.
Eldridge, Wm. H.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Cole, Samuel, ist,  1693.
Member of Assembly, Prov. of
N. J., i683-'85.
Gillespie, Geo. C.
Sheib, Samuel H.
Cole, Samuel, 2d,  1728.
Member of Assembly, Prov.
of N. J., 1 72 1 -'23.
Gillespie, George C
Sheib, Samuel H.
Cole, Capt. William,  1678.
Capt of Md. Provincial
Troops, i674-'75.
Boogher, Frank
Boogher, Howard M.
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Carleton, Murray

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Colebourne, Samuel. In Capt.
Mosely's Co. in King Philip's
War.
Hall, Lewis Coleman
Coleby, John, 1656-1719, Ames
bury, Mass. Under Capt. Wil
liam Turner, Falls Fight.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Colefax, Lieut. John,  . Ens.
of Second Co. of Train Band
in New London. Lieut, 1744.
Colyer, Jos. H., Jr.
Colegate, Major Richard, 1675-
1721. Member Maryland
House of Assembly, from Bal
timore Co., 1709-1721.
Clement, John B.
Shoemaker, Michael M.
Shoemaker, Murray M.
Shoemaker, Robert H.
Coleman, John, 1635-1711. In
King Philip's War.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Coleman, Thomas, 1600-1674. Ap
pointed to procure men and
necessaries for the expedition
against Ninigret, Narragansett
War, 1654. Deputy, Conn.,
'65i-'54, '56.
Converse, Charles A.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Foster, Howell
Hubbard, Phineas
Snow, Edgar Morton
Treat, James W.
White, William C.
Wilson, John A.
Coles, Capt. James, 2d, 1655  .
Ens., 1686. Deputy, 1689-1690,
1704. Capt in Col. Church's
Co.
Watson, William H.
Coles, Joseph, 1675-1767. In Capt.
Sam'l Dickinson's Co., Oyster
Bay, Queens Co., 1715.
Jones, Walter R.
Coles, Robert, 1598- before 1655,
Providence, R. I. Deputy of
the General Court; one of the
thirteen founders of Provi
dence.
Coles, Henry Rutgers Remsen
Coles, Capt. Robert,  1715.
Capt. of Foot, Oyster Bay,

Queens Co., 1690-1700. Fron
tier service.
Jones, Walter R.
COLESBERRY, LlEUT. HENRY, 1702-
1760. Lieut, of a Regiment of
New Castle County, i747-'48.
Purves, Guillermo C.
Colfax, Jonathan, 1659-1712.
Wounded in the Indian War.
Colyer, Joseph H., Jr.
Collamore, Capt. Anthony, 
1693. Lieut, and Capt, Scitu
ate, Mass., Militia.
Collamore, John H.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Stetson, George R.
Collicot, Sergt. Richard, 1603-
1686, Dorchester, Mass., and
Falmouth, Me. A. & H. A.
Co., 1637. Deputy, i663-'69-'72.
Sergt., Pequot War.
Capen, Walter N.
Sowdon, Arthur J. C.
Wolcott, Roger
Wyman, Walter C.
Collier, Captain Thomas, 1658-
1710, Woodbridge, N. J., and
Hingham, Mass. Marshall or
Captain of the Militia of
Woodbridge, N. J., in defence
of the Colonists against the
Indians, 1681.
McCurdy, Irwin Pounds
Collier, William,  1670. Gov
ernor's Assistant, 1634-1665.
Plymouth Colony. Commis
sioner to the United Colonies,
1643. Representative, Member
Council of War, 1642, et seq.
Adams, Edward M.
Alderson, Victor Clifton
Avery, Samuel P.
Baker, Alfred L.
Bickford, Robert S.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Brown, John B.
Brown, Philip G.
Bryant, Percy
Crandon Edwin S.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Earle, Fred'k C.
Freeman, James G.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Griffith, Wm. H.
Hitchcock (Jas.) Ripley (Wm.)
Holmes, George H.
Kittredge, Abbott E.
Lombard, Josiah L.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Meacham, Franklin A.
Metcalf, William P.
Moseley, John G.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Parker, Edward L.
Parsons, Chas. L.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Reynolds, George N.
Richardson, Geo. E.
Seabury, Frederick C.
Shaw, Henry S.
Smith, Wm. D. G.
Snow, Albert Eugene
Snow, Edgar M.
Southworth, Constant
Stafford, Morgan H.
Stevens, John A.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Collins, Benjamin, 1640-1683.
Soldier in King Philip's War.
Capt. Poole's Co., i675-'76;
Capt, Hunting's Co.; Capt,
George Cowing's Co.
Thompson, Geo. H.
Collins, Benjamin, 1741-1778. In
Capt. Johnson's Co., Lieut.-Col.
Goffe's Regt, N. H. Militia,
French Wars, 1760.
Collins, Loren W.
Collins, Capt. Dan'l, 1701-1751,
Guilford, Ct. Ensign, 9th Co.,
7th Regt, 1744; Capt, same,
1749.
Wolcott, Roger
Collins, Edward, 1603-1689. Dep
uty, Mass., 1654-1670.
Allen, Francis O.
Collins, Edwin P.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Collins, William G.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Hamlin, Albert C.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Parker, Frederics S.
Stetson, Caleb R.

Terry, John Taylor
Wetherill, Charles
Wilder, Edward B.
Collins, Francis, 1635-1721. Mem
ber Gov. Jenning's Council,
1683.
Campbell, Benjamin II.
Griswold, Benjamin H.
Kennard, Joseph S., Jr.
Stewart, Andrew
Collins, John, 1616-1704, Mass.
and Conn. A. & H. A. Co.,
1644.
Clephane, Lewis P.
Collins, Clarence L.
Edwards, Charles J.
Collins, John, 1665-1751, Conn.
Deputy, i709-'n.
Wolcott, Roger
Collins, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1709-
1785. Lieut, in Col. William
Pepperrell's Regt, Mass.
Troops, 1744, and served at
the siege and capture of Louis
burg.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Collins, Samuel, 1636-1696, Mid-
dletown, Conn. Deputy, 1672.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Colman, Ensign William, 1643
 -. A. & H. A. Co., 1676.
Ensign, 1672.
Hall, C. Colman
Hall, Thomas W.
Reed, John L.
Colston, William, 1660-1701. Jus
tice of the Provincial Court,
Richmond Co., Virginia, High
Sheriff and Burgess.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Colt, Capt. John, 1658-1751, Lyme,
Conn. Ens., 1709. Lieut, 171 7.
Capt, 1723. Deputy, 1712, '19,
'22-'26, '28-'3I.
Bagley, George C.
Bagley, Ralph Colt
Spencer, Selden P.
Colton, Quartermaster George,
 1699, Springfield, Mass.
Q. M. Hampshire Co. Troop,
1663. In King Philip's War.
Deputy, i669-'7i-'77.
Allen, Oliver F.
Chapman, Chandler P.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Colton, Allen L.
Fisher, Francis P.
Haven, Wm.
Hitchcock, Ripley
Homer, William B.
Lyman, Elias
Maynard, George C.
McElroy, Clayton
Moore, James B.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Partridge, Edward L.
Salter, Jasper C.
Salter, William T.
Schauffler, Wm. G.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wilder, Edward B.
Woolworth, Chas. P.
Wool worth, James M.
Colton, Capt. Thomas, 1651-1728,
Springfield, Mass. Ens., 1679.
Lieut. Capt, 1693.
Adams, John W.
Barnes, Alfred C.
Fisher, Francis P.
Maynard, George C.
Proctor, Frederick T.
Woolworth, Chas. P.
Woolworth, James M.
Combes, Maj. William,  1690,
Talbot Co., Md. Lieut, Tal
bot Co. Militia, 1678. Maj. of
Horse, 1689.
Mullikin, Howard
Sheib, Samuel H.
Com(e)y, Daniel,  . Killed
in King Philip's War near
Haynes' Garrison.
Dixon, Willis M.
Commee, David,  1676, Con
cord, Mass. Killed at the
Sudbury Fight.
Flagg, Charles P.
Flagg, Henry D.
Comrin, Serg. John,  1760.
Member A. & H. A. Co., 1744.
ist Sergeant, 1750.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Comstock, Sergeant Christopher,
1625-1702, Fairfield and
Norwalk, Conn. Deputy
to the Gen. Court, 1686.
Sergeant between 1654 and
1702.

Cadle, Cornelius
Comstock, Wm. Ogilvie
Comstock, Daniel, 1632-1683, New
London, Conn. Volunteer in
Narragansett War, 1676.
Hall, Clarence L.
Hall, John Henry
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Palmer, Ernest
Comstock, Samuel, 1654-1727, R. I.
Elected from Providence to the
Gen. Assembly, 1702, 1707,
1708.
Comstock, Frank Paine
Comstock, Louis Hall
Comstock, William, 1595-1683. A
soldier in the Pequot War,
1637, enlisted from Wethers
field, Ct.
Cadle, Cornelius
Conant, Lieut. Daniel, 1696-1741.
Representative from Beverly to
the General Court, i749-'5o.
Lieut, of Beverly Co.
Lord, Charles E.
Conant, Exercise, 1637-1722. Dep
uty, Mass., 1682-1684.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Conant, John, 1652-1724, Beverly,
Mass. In King Philip's War,
Capt. Appleton's Co.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Conant, Henry; E.
Conant, Samuel M.
Hosmer, Jerome C.
Lord, Charles E.
Moore, Howard P.
Seely, William W.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Conant, Lot, 1624-1674, Beverly,
Mass. In Capt. Joseph Gardi
ner's Co., King Philip's War.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Conant, Lot, Jr., 1658-1745, Bev
erly, Mass. In Capt. Joseph
Gardiner's Co., Great Swamp
Fight.
Abbott, Francis E.
Hutchinson, Chas. Lyman
Pierce, Frederick C.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Storer, John H.
Thompson, Eben F.
Conant, Gov. Roger, 1592-1679,
Beverly, Mass. Gov. Colony
at Cape Ann, 1625-1626, and
Salem, 1627-1629. Deputy,
1634.
Abbott, Francis E.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Bryant, Fred'k S.
Church, William C.
Conant, Elbridge R.
Conant, Ernest L.
Conant, Henry E.
Conant, Wm. Albert
Fitz Gerald, Desmond
Hosmer, Jerome C.
Leonard, George H.
Libby, Charles T.
Long, John
Long, John C.
Lord, Charles E.
Moore, Howard P.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Prentiss, Nathaniel A.
Seely, William W.
Smith, Wm. D. G.
Southworth, Constant
Storer, John H.
Talbot, Joel F.
Thompson, Eben F.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Whitwell, Fred'k S.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, Wm. B.
Cone, Sylvanus. In Fort Edward
Expedition, 1755, Capt. Phelps'
Co., 4th Conn. Regt, Crown
Point Expedition, 1756, and
Capt. Wells' Co., Fort William
Henry.
Cone, James B.
Coney, William, 1727-1805. In
first Louisburg Expedition.
Morse, Willard S.
Concdon, James, 1686-1757. Dep
uty, 1732, '45, '47, '48, '49, '50,
'55-
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Conkling, Benjamin,  1709.
Soldier at Easthampton in In
dian Alarm, 1653.
Libbey, Wm.
Conkling, Capt. Cornelius, 1664-

1748, Easthampton. Ensign,
1700; Capt, 1715.
Libbey, Wm.
Conkling, Elisha, 1691 - 1772,
Easthampton. Soldier in
1715.
Libbey, William
Conkling, Jeremiah, 1631-1712.
Soldier at Easthampton in the
Indian alarm of 1653.
Libbey, Wm.
Conkling, John,  . Member
train-band under Lieut. Chas.
Glover, 1652-3, in troubles with
Dutch and Indians.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Conkling, John,  1746, East
hampton. In Capt. Matthias
Burnett's Easthampton Co.,
1715.
Libbey, Wm.
Conkling, Joseph, 1665-1698. Mem
ber of train-band in threatened
attack upon Southold, 1690, by
the French ships.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Conkling, Lieut. Joseph, 1691-
1740, Southold. Soldier in
Capt. Wm. Booth's Southold
Co., 1715.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Conn, Sergt. John, Harvard,
Mass. In Col. Ruggles' Regt,
Ticonderoga, 1758. Also un
der Captain Willard, 1759.
Sergt, Crown Point, 1760.
Conn, Chas. F.
Conn, Granville P.
Edwards, Charles L.
Conner, Thomas, 1738  . Capt.
Robt. Curry's Company belong
ing to "Ye Penn'a Regiment,"
June, 1759. Later served in
the Wyoming Reg.
Conner, John G.
Conselyea, Pieter. Private in
Capt. Francis Titus Co., Kings
County Militia, 1715.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Constable, Surgeon John,  .
Surgeon in the British Army,
French War, 1762. Subse
quently Surgeon ist Regt.,
Prov. of N. Y.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Bicknell, George A.
McVicker, Edward
Contee, Alexander, 1691-1740.
Member Md. Provincial Legis
lature from Charles Co., 1724.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Converse (Convers), Dea. Edward,
1590-1663, Woburn, Mass.
Deputy, 1660, Mass. Bay Col
ony.
Blagden, Edward R.
Converse, Charles A.
Converse, John H.
Cragin, Charles I.
Dixon, Willis M.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Putnam, George J.
Thompson, Abijah
Thompson, John T.
Thompson, Mackey J.
Converse, Lieut. James, 1620-
1715, Charlestown and Wo
burn, Mass. Lieut, King
Philip's War Deputy,
1679.
Adams, Henry H.
Blagden, Edward R.
Cragin, Charles I.
Dixon, Willis M.
French, John
Griffin, Henry A.
Hardy, Cyrus A.
Morris, Seymour
Thompson, Abijah
Converse, Major James, 1645-
1706, Woburn, Mass. Deputy,
1679-1692. Speaker, 1699, 1702-
1703. Commander at defence
of Storer's Garrison, 1691-
1692. Major.
Adams, Henry H.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Blagden, Edward R.
Cone, Morris Huntington
Converse, Edmund C.
Dixon, Willis M.
Griffin, Henry A.
Hardy, Cyrus A.
Morris, Seymour
Thompson, Abijah
Wood, Alva S.
Converse, Capt. Josiah, 1660-1717.
Capt, 1707, and of the com

pany raised for intended ex
pedition to Canada.
Morris, Seymour
Partridge, Edward L.
Rollins, Philip A.
Converse, Capt. Josiah, 1684-1771,
Woburn, Leicester, and Brook
field, Mass. Representative,
1715. Captain of the Woburn
Company.
Dixon, Willis M.
Morris, Seymour
Thompson, Abijah
Converse, Lieut. Josiah, 1710-
1775, Woburn and Leicester,
Mass., and Stafford, Conn.
Representative, 1733, from
Leicester ; Lieut, of the Leices
ter Company.
Dixon, Willis M.
Converse, Samuel, 1653-1699, Wo
burn. In King Philip's War,
and Phips' Expedition.
Thompson, Abijah
Wood, Alva S.
Conyn, Lieut. Casparus, 1693-
1769, Claverack. Lieut, in
Capt. Van Rensselaer's Co. of
Foot, 1735, N. Y. Provincial
Forces, French and Indian
Wars.
Beale, Charles F. T.
Cooch (Gooch), Capt. Thomas,
 1788. Capt Del. Colonial
Militia, French and Indian
War, 1756.
Black, John J.
Cooch, Joseph W.
Evans, Charles Black
Gest, Alexander Purves
Gest, Alexander Purves, Jr.
Gest, John Barnard
Gest, John M.
Gest, Sydney Grier
Cook(e), Major Aaron, 1610-
1690, Westfield, Mass. Mem
ber of Windsor Troop of
Horse, 1658. Maj. of Hartford
Troop, 1658. Deputy, 1668.
Ens., 1676. Capt of garrison
at Westfield in King Philip's
War.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Anthony, James L.

118

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Atkinson, Chas. T.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Brown, Paul
Boyd, Robt. Munro, Jr.
Chapin, Clifford S.
Cooley, Francis R.
Daly, M. Ordway
Day, Robert W.
Fisher, Francis P.
Haskell, Frank W.
Hawks, Frederick E.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Hemenway, Fred T.
Howe, Edward W.
Hubbard, Phineas
Ives, Francis J.
Jones, Charles L.
Leeds, Charles
Lunt, William W.
Merritt, Alan D.
McKechnie, Wm. T.
Parker, George T.
Partridge, Edward L.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Ware, Horace E.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Whipple, Durand
White, William C.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Wilson, John A.
Woodruff, Charles H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Wright, Harry L.
Cook, Capt. Aaron, 2nd, 1641-
1716. Ens., 1693. Capt, 1678-
1713, Hadley Militia. Deputy
1689, et seq.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Barnard, Franklin
Brown, Paul
Fisher, Francis P.
Gross, Charles E.
Haskell, Frank W.
Hawks, Frederick E.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Hubbard, Phineas
Ives, Frank J.
Jones, Charles L.
Partridge, Edw. L.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, Wm. Ives

Whipple, Durand
White, William C.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Woodruff, Chas. H.
Woodruff, Fred'k S.
Wright, Harry L.
Cook, Lieut. James, 1716 - 1778,
Norwich, Conn. Ensign of
8th Co. of Norwich, May,
1766; Lieut, 1769; Capt,
1771.
Burt, Charles W.
Cook, John, 1631-1691. Deputy,
1670, Rhode Island. Commis
sioner.
Wilbour, Joshua
Cook, John,  1751, Torrington,
Conn. Deputy, 1731, '32, '35,
'38. Soldier in Old French
War.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Cook, John, 1687-1762, Preston,
Conn. Deputy to Conn. Gen.
Court, 1723, '30, '31, '32, '36,
'37-
Burt, Charles W.
Cook, Moses, 1645-1676. Killed in
King Philip's War, Westfield,
1676.
Adams, Fred'k C
Atkinson, Chas. T.
Cook, Capt. Moses, 1675-1758,
Westfield. Capt, Snow Shoe
Men, 1709. Expedition to
Canada.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Partridge, Edward L.
Cook, Richard,  1716. English
Volunteer in the Narragansett
War. Soldier in King Philip's
War.
Bennett, Robert R.
Cook, Samuel, 1641-1702. Dragoon
in Capt. Robert Sylls' Co., New
Haven, 1675.
Cooke, William Dewey
Washburn, William Ives
Cook, Samuel, Jr., 1668-1725.
Deputy, General Court from
New Haven, 1712-1715.
Washburn, William Ives
Cook, Capt. Samuel,  . Lieut,
at Wallingford, Conn., 1741.
Capt, 1742.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Whitney, Chas. P.
Cook, Capt. Thaddeus, 1728-1800.
Ens. of 2d Co. of Preston, 8th
Conn. Regt, 1755. Lieut,
Troop of Horse, 10th Regt,
1757. Capt, 2d Co., 1763.
Deputy from Wallingford,
1775-
Doolittle, Geo. Tilton
Whitney, Chas. P.
Cook, Thomas,  1674, Ports
mouth, R. I. Deputy to the
Assembly.
Wilbour, Joshua
Cooke, Arthur,  1699. Dep.
to the General Court of R. I.,
1681. Member of Provincial
Council of Pa., 1686, '88, '90.
President of Council, 1686, '92.
One of the five Commissioners
appointed by William Penn to
govern the Province of Pa.,
1688. Speaker of Pa. Assembly,
1689. Assistant to Gov. Mark
ham, i696-'99.
Smith, Thomas K.
Cooke, Francis, 1583-1663. The
17th signer of the Compact on
the Mayflower, Nov. 11, 1620.
Member of Myles Standish's
Co. and in expedition against
the Indians. Member of Ply
mouth Military Co., 1643.
Ames, Joseph B.
Bennett, Robert R.
Briggs, William C.
Cadwallader, Rawlins
Chapman, Edwin N.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Crandon, John H.
Cushing, Luther S.
Cutler, Edward H.
Doughty, Francis E.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Fuller, Linus E.
Gifford, Charles E.
Gillette, Edwin F.
Greene, Charles A.
Kelly, Edward L.
Kingman, Wm. L.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Newton, Chas. H.
Nickerson, Thos. W.

Parker, Edward L.
Parker, Fred'k W.
Phillips, Arthur S.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Reade, Philip
Robinson, Roswell R.
Swift, Henry W.
Taintor, Wm. Henry Harrison
Talbot, Archie L.
Thompson, Clifton S.
Tyler, Edwin R.
Vail, Henry H.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, Wm. D.
Washburn, Wm. I.
Washburn, Wm. J.
Washburne, Hempstead
Watson, William H.
Cooke, Jacob,  1676. In Pe
quot War, 1637, an(l a member
of Capt. Myles Standish's Co.
in 1643.
Cushing, Luther S.
Kelly, Edward L.
Parker, Edward L.
Wolcott, Roger
Cooke, Jacob, Jr., 1653 - 1748.
Served with Col. Church
against Indians, King Philip's
War, 1689.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Cook(e), John, 1612-1694, Dart
mouth, Plymouth Colony. Sol
dier King Philip's War. Dep
uty, 1666, et seq.
Ives, Anson Jesse
Ives, Anson Jesse, Jr.
Swift, Henry W.
Cooke, John, 1647-1716, Salem,
Mass. Member of the old
Troop of Salem, Mass., 1678.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Cook(e), Mordecai,  1714.
Burgess, Virginia Assembly for
Gloucester Co., 1702, 1714.
Barret, Richard A.
Garland, Hugh A.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Cooke, Dep.-Gov. Nicholas, 1717-
1782. Dep.-Gov. of R. I.,
1769. Dep.-Gov. with power
of a Commissioner - in - Chief,
1775-
Cooke, James W.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Cooke, Silas,  1777. Priva-
teersman. Commanded Brigan
tine Province, 1758 ; com
manded Sloop Roby, 1760.
Preston, Howard W.
Cooley, Ensign Benjamin, 
1684, Springfield, Mass. Ens.,
Hampshire Regt, under Maj.
John Pynchon.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Wilder, Edward B.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Coolidge, John, 1604-1691, Wa
tertown, Mass. Deputy,
1658.
Amee, Albert F.
Bond, Walter H.
Britton, Edward E.
Brown, George E.
Chase, William L.
Coolidge, David H., Jr.
Coolidge, Louis A.
Cowee, James C.
Daniels, Howard B.
Dorr, Alfred
Eberlein, Chas. W.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Harrington, Charles
Hazelton, William C.
Houghton, Wm. A.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Lincoln, Chas. E.
Parker, Geo. T.
Stone, Chas. F., Jr.
Stone, Wm. E.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Washburn, Wm. D.
Wood, Eric F.
Coolidge, Ensign John, 1630-1691,
Watertown, Mass. Ensign,
serving in King Philip's War,
1676.
Amee, Albert F.
Bates, Daniel M.
Britton, Edw. E.
Clark, Byron N.
Coolidge, Howard K.
Coolidge, Louis A.
Dorr, Alfred
Eberiein, Charles W.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Harrington, Charles

Hazelton, Wm. Carpenter
Houghton, Wm. A.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Lincoln, Geo. H.
Stone, Wm. Eben
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Coolidge, William, 1604-1691.
Deputy from Watertown,
Mass., 1658, et seq.
Clark, Byron N.
Coombs, Francis, 1633-1682. In
Lieut John Tomson's Co. in
garrison at Middleborough,
Mass., at outbreak of King
Philip's War. One of the
Council of War.
Talbot, Archie L.
Cooper, Jason, 1739  . In
Capt. Hall's Co. and Capt.
Baldwin's Co., French and In
dian War.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Cooper, Corp. John,  1689.
Member New Haven Militia,
1643. Corp. under Lieut.
Robert Seeley, Dutch and In
dian troubles, i654-'s5. Dep
uty, i66i-'62, '65-'66, '71, '74.
Signer of the Compact, 1639.
Governor's Assistant and mem
ber of Council of War.
Bicknell, George A.
Clark, Lot Curran
Cooper, John
Dickerman, Wm. C.
Dwight, Frederick
Eaton, Fred'k H.
Farnham, Elijah T.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Jennings, Walter
Jewett, William K.
Lines, Harvey K
Little, Robt Forsyth
Pack, Arthur Newton
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Terry, John Taylor
Cooper, Lieut. Thomas, Sr., 1617-
1675. Lieut, in Maj. John
Pynchon's Hampshire Regt. ;
killed by the Indians Oct. 5,
1675.
Roberts, Richard H.
Cooper, Lieut. Thomas, 1619-1675.
Commanded rescuing force at

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Brookfield, Mass., 1675. Killed
at burning of Springfield.
Barbour, Lucius A.
Day, Robt. Webster
Dominick, Geo. F., Jr.
Dominick, Henry B.
Dominick, Lamont
Dominick, Wm. G.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Fisher, Albert J.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Hitchcock, Jas. Ripley W.
Huse, Hiram A.
Schley, Richard Larcomb
Scofield, George S.
Sherrili, Chas. H.
Terry, John Taylor
Cooper, William, 1632-1710, V/est
Jersey. Member Legislature,
1682, and Assembly, 1682, et
seq. Member of the Council
of Proprietors, 1688.
Middleton, Harvey
Ware, Edwin M.
Ware, George B.
Ware, Howard F.
Ware, Robert L.
Corbett, Robert, Mass. Referred
to in a petition to the Gov. and
Council as "then on the fron
tier," to be recalled "for the
protection of their own homes."
Richards, John B.
Corbin, Col. Henry, 1629-1675.
Member, Council of Va., 1663-
'67. Burgess from Lancaster,
i658-'59.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Barret, Richard A.
Griffin, Edw. S.
Howard, McHenry
Moran, Charles
Newton, Virginius
Corliss, Joshua, 1733-1819, Haver
hill, Mass. In Capt. Moore's
Co., 1755, French and Indian
War; in 2d Foot Co. of Haver
hill, 1757, and in the company
commanded by Sergt. Watts,
relief of Fort William Henry,
1757-
Corliss, Augustus W.
Cornell, Capt. Joshua, 1677  ,
Cow Neck Sands, L. I. Capt,

Militia, Queen's Co., N. Y.,
Commission dated Oct. 25,
1715.
Cornell, Thomas L.
Cornell, Ens. Peter,  . Ens.,
1673, in Capt. Jan Strycker's
Co. at the time of the English
surrender to the Dutch. Lieut,
1686, Capt Gerardus Beek-
man's Co., Flatbush.
Jones, Walter R.
Cornell, Ens. Thomas, i 595-1 656,
Westchester Co., N. Y. Ens,,
Portsmouth, R. I., Militia,
1642-1644. Served under Gov.
Kieft against Indians.
Almy, Leonard B.
Almy, William E.
Brokaw, George T.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Chase, Robert S.
Delafield, Edward C.
Delafield, John R.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Ely, Geo. Wm., 2d
Houghton, John P.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Jones, Charles H.
Kissam, Henry S.
Morgan, Frank
Robeson, Andrew
Robinson, Rosewell R.
Sands, James T.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Smith, Wm. S.
Valentine, Abraham B.
Wing, John D.
Wing, John M.
Wing, Louis S.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Wister, Rodman
Corning, Ens. Samuel,  1694.
Ens., Beverly, Mass. Bay Col
ony, 1677.
Winsiow, Chauncey R.
Cornish, Benjamin,  1736. In
Capt. Daniel Stevenson's Co.,
Newtown, Queens County,
N. Y., in 1715.
Murphy, William D.
Cornish, Cyprian,  , Bruns
wick and Harpswell. Soldier
in First French and Indian

122

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

War. Sentinel, 1755. Mem
ber of Train Band, 1757, East
Harpswell.
Cornish, Leslie Colby
Cornish, James, 1663-1740. Rep.
from Simsbury to the General
Court.
Weld, George F.
Cornwall (Cornwell), Lieut.
William,  1678, Hartford,
Conn. In Pequot War, 1637.
Sergt-at-Arms, 1639. Repre
sentative from Middletown,
1654, et seq.
Bell, Jared W.
Booth, Charles E.
Clephane, Lewis P.
Norris, Henry McC.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Wilcox, George H.
Wilcox, Roy Cornwell
Wolcott, Roger
Corsen, Lieut. Col. Christian,
 1765. Ensign in Capt.
August Graham's North Co.,
Richmond County, N. Y., 171 5.
Lieut.-Col., Richmond County,
1738.
Poillon, Arthur
Poillon, William
Corsen (Corson), Capt. Cornelius,
1645-1693. Capt. of a Co. at
Brooklyn, Apr. 9, 1685. Capt.
of Foot, North and East part
of Staten Island, Richmond
County, N. Y., 1689.
Blaker, Clarence J.
Lawrence, Robert Cutting
Mersereau, John D.
Poillon, Arthur
Poillon, William
Corsen, Cornelius, 173 1-1789. Pri
vate in Capt. Abraham De
Forest's N. Y. Company, Cam
paign of 1 76 1, French War.
Poillon, Arthur
Poillon, William
Corsen, Lieut. Jacob,   .
Lieutenant of Richmond Co.,
N. Y., Militia, commanded by
Captain Graham, 1715. Colo
nel, 1738.
Mersereau, John D.
Corser, John, 1718-1791. In Capt.

Tash's Co., Col. Blanchard's
Regt, N. Hamp. Militia,
Crown Point, 1756.
Corser, Elwood S.
Cortelyou, Capt. Jacques, 
1693. Capt of Utrecht Co.,
1673. Surveyor-Gen. of N. Y.,
1657. Member of Hempstead
Convention, .1665.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Corwin, Lieut. John, 1663-1729.
Lieut, of Foot, Capt. John
Cooper, Suffolk Regt, 171 5.
Corwin, Hamilton S.
Corwin, Joshua, 1733-1812. In
Co. commanded by Capt.
Thomas Terry recruited from
Suffolk County, N. Y., for
service in the French and
Indian War, 1758.
Corwin, David R.
Corwin, Hamilton S.
Cotton, Sergt. William, 1613  .
Member of A. & H. A. Co.,
Boston, 1650.
Theopold, Herbert C.
Couch, Capt. Samuel,  1741,
Fairfield, Conn. Lieut, 1709.
Capt, 1710. Deputy, i7io-'i2,
'20, '33-'34.
Field, Thaddeus C.
Coulter, Thomas, 1737-18 14, Sus
sex Co., Del. Member of Capt.
John Wright's Co. of Penn.
Militia in Regt. commanded by
William Denny, 1759.
Connell, Robert
Coursey, Col. Henry,  1697.
Member of the Council of Md.,
1660-1670, '76-'84. Secretary
of Md., i66o-'6i. Col., com
manding Foot of Cecil and
Kent Counties, 1676, 1678,
1 68 1. Chief Justice of the
Provincial Court, i684-'85.
Commissioner, to negotiate
treaty with Northern Indians
at Albany, 1677 and 1682.
Burgess for Talbot Co., Md.,
i694-'95.
Thorn, William H. DeC. W.
Williams, Nathan W.
Coursey, Henry, 1662-1707. Jus
tice for Talbot Co., Md., 1685,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1689. Burgess for Talbot Co.,
i704-'07.
Thorn, William H. DeC. W.
Courtney, Lieut. Thomas, 1641-
1706. Council of Md., 1675.
Cornet, 1676. Lieut, 1678.
Garland, Hugh A.
Courts, Col. John, 1655 - 1702,
Charles County, Md. In the
Protestant Revolution of Md.
Member of the first Governor's
Council of Md.
Courts, James C.
Courts, George M.
Keech, Edward P.
Cousins, Thomas, 1649  , Wells,
Me. Under Capt. Scottow, in
Scarborough, King Philip's
War.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
COUWENHOVEN, JAN GERRITSEN,
1639  . Member of Leis-
ler's Council, 1689. Member
of the Court of Exchequer,
1690.
Lane, Francis T. L.
COUWENHOVEN, NlCASIUS JANSE,
1681-1748. Soldier in Col.
Stillwell's Kings Co. Regt,
1715.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Cowdin, Capt. Thomas, 1720- 1792,
Fitchburg, Mass. Sergt,
Louisburg Expedition, 1745.
Bearer of dispatches prior to
French and Indian War. In
Nova Scotia Expedition, 1755.
Ens., 1756, under Capt James
Putnam, drafted from the
Hampshire and Worcester
Co.'s Regt. for Crown Point
and Lake Champlain. 2d
Lieut, 1756, Capt. Simon Sef-
ferd's Co. Capt, 1761, in
Col. Richard Saltonstall's
Regt.
Cowdin, Winthrop
Upton, James C. M.
Cowdrey, William, 1602 -1687,
Reading. Deputy to General
Court from Reading, i65i-'52-
'53 and '58.
Swan, Reuben S.
Cowell, Capt. Edw.,  1691,

Boston. Commanded 18 men
at the Sudbury Fight, 1676.
Appleton, Francis H.
Cowes, Giles, 1645  • Saw
service on board the sloop
Mary, i693-'94.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Cowles, John, 1598-1675, Farming-
ton, Conn. Deputy, 1 653-1 654.
Adams, John Q.
Booth, Charles E.
Cowles, Calvin D.
Cowles, William N.
Enders, John O.
Cowles, Ens. Joseph,  1777.
Ens., 8th Co., 15th Regt. Train
Band, Conn.
Cowles, William N.
Cowles, Capt. Josiah, 1716-1793.
Ensign, 1756. Capt, 1761,
Second Co., Southington, Conn.
Cowles, Calvin D.
Cox, Robert,  1731, Marble
head, Mass. Member of Capt.
Gardiner's Salem and Marble
head Military Co. in King
Philip's War. Wounded in
Great Swamp Fight
Russell, Harry B.
Cozzens, Abraham,  1729.
Soldier in King Philip's War.
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Crabb, Ralph, 1694-1734, Member
of the General Assembly of
Md. from Prince George
County, i7i9-'33.
Monnette, Mervin J.
Monnette, Orra E.
Crabb, Richard,  . Served as
Deputy to the General Court
from Wethersfield, Conn.,
i639-'4o-'4i.
Monnette, Orra E.
Craft, Lieut. Griffin, 1609-1689,
Roxbury. Deputy, i638-'63-
'67. Sergt. of Militia,  .
Lieut, i653-'75-'76.
Boutelle, Frank W.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Brown, Daniel A.
Crafts, John C.
Crafts, John W.
Crofts, George W.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Davis, Fellowes
Green, John Wm.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Merritt, Alan D.
Monnette, Orra E.
Munds, James Theus
Park, Edgar D.
Schroeder, Henry
Thayer, Charles I.
Wolcott, Roger
Craft, Lieut. Moses, 1703-1768,
Roxbury and Newton, Mass.
At Louisburg, 1745, Capt.
Williams' Co., Col. Choate's
Regt. Lieut, Newton Co.
Brown, Daniel A.
Crafts, John C.
Hyde, Frank C.
Craft, Lieut. Samuel, 1637-1690.
Lieut, Roxbury Militia.
Crafts, John W.
Davis, FelloweS
Crafts, Benjamin, 1706 - 1746,
Chebaco, Mass. Enlisted in
the Expedition against Louis
burg, 1745, serving throughout
the Siege. After its capture
he was placed in charge of
the Commissary Department.
Died of the plague in the
spring of 1746.
Trask, Charles H.
Trask, Frederick Kingsbury
Crafts, Capt. Joseph, 1 694-1754.
Ens., 1733. Lieut, 1735. Capt,
1741, Pomfret, Conn., Mil
itia.
Crafts, John W.
Strong, Donald W.
Cragin, John, 1701  . In Capt
Samuel Davies' Acton, Mass.,
Co., 1757.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Cram, Benjamin, 1666  ,
Hampton, N. H. In garrison
Fort William and Mary, New
castle, 1708. In Capt. John
Gilman's Co., 1710.
Burleigh, Geo. Wm.
Webb, William S.
Cram, Benjamin, 1716 1804,
Hampton, N. H. In Capt.
Prescott's Co., N. H. Regt,

1745. At capture of Louis
burg.
Webb, William S.
Crandall, John,  1676. Com
missioner, i658-'62-'63. Dep
uty, R. I., from Westerly,
i670-'7i.
Crandall, Arthur L.
Crandall, Orestes A.
Crane, Sergt. Amariah, 1731-
1823. Served in Expedition
against Crown Point, under
Capt. Jeduthan Baldwin, 1755.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, George H.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Crane, Azariah, 1647-1730. Dep
uty to the Provincial Assembly,
N. J., i693-'94-'95.
Boyd, Robert Munro, Jr.
Lindly, John M.
Richards, George Herbert
Righter, Stephen W.
Crane, Benjamin, 1656  , Berk
ley. In Capt. Johnson's Co.,
in King Philip's War; was
wounded in battle of Narra
gansett, 1675.
Briggs, William C.
Crane, Capt. Henry, Sr., 1635-
171 1, Killingworth, Conn.
Lieut, 1675. Capt., 1704.
Governor's Assistant, 1665.
Deputy.
Brown, James H.
Brown, Paul
Dudley, Frank A.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Primrose, John S.
Crane, Capt. Henry, Jr., 1677-
1741. Lieut, of Dunham Mili
tia, 1716. Capt, 1718.
Brown, James H.
Crane, Jasper, 1590-1680. Deputy,
1653-1658. Governor's Assist
ant, 1662-1667. Deputy Pro
vincial Assembly, East Jersey,
i667-'73-
Agens, Sylvester Halsey M.
Bell, Jared W.
Booth, Edward H.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Chandler, Walter

125

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Goode, George Brown
Grant, De Forest
Grant, Madison
Haines, John P.
Halsey, Charles D. T.
Halsey, Henry A.
Halsted, David Crane
Halsted, E. Bayard
Lindly, John M.
Murphy, Franklin
Parmly, Jay Frank
Richards, Geo. H.
Toler, Henry P.
Toler, Wm. Pennington
Cranl, Jasper, Jr., 1651-1712.
East Jersey Provincial Forces,
i675-'76.
Agens, Sylvester Halsey M.
Goode, George Brown
Grant, De Forest
Grant, Madison
Haines, John P.
Halsted, David C.
Halsted, E. Bayard
Parmly, Jay Frank
Crane, Capt. John,  1711,
Guilford, Conn. Deputy, 1703-
'11. Capt, 1708, and in Expe
dition against Canada, 1711.
Dudley, Frank A.
Crane, Lieut. Jonathan, 1658-
1734. Ens. and Lieut, of Mili
tia at Windham, Conn. Dep
uty, 1 701, et seq.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Clark, Kenneth
Crane, Rov E.
Field, Thaddeus C.
Mersereau, John D.
Paul, Edward J.
Crane, Joseph,  , North Salem,
N. Y. In Capt. Nathaniel
Richard's Co., Expedition
against Canada, 1746.
Field, Thaddeus C.
Crane, Maj. Nathaniel, 1680-1760,
Newark. Major in Colonial
Forces.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Crane, Sir Robert,  1644. One
of the Governors of New
England Colony, Mass. Bay,
1630.
Chandler, Walter

Crane, Stephen, 1709-1780. Q. M.,
1758. Member Assembly of
N. J., 1765, et seq. Speaker,
I77°-'72- Pres., Provincial
Convention, 1774.
Squier, Charles B.
Crannell, Robert, about 1670.
In Lord Cornbury's Independ
ent Co. of Fusileers, 1708.
Staff Officer in Col. Robt.
Hunter's Co.
Crannell, Clarke W.
Cranston, Gov. John, 1 626-1 680.
Major of Troop, i677-'78.
Governor of R. I., 1678-
'80.
Brenton, Cranston Hall
Cranston, Gov. Samuel, 1659-
1727. Major, 1698. Governor
of R. I., 1698-1727.
Brenton, Cranston Hall
Crary, Lieut. George,  1760,
Preston, Conn. 2d Lieut,
1756; ist Lieut, 1757, under
Capt. Israel Putnam.
Dart, Wm. Crary
Crawford, David, 1625-1710. Rep.
of New Kent County, Va., as
Member of the House of Bur
gesses in 1692.
Rodes, Frank
Crawford, David, 1662-1762. Mem
ber of Va. House of Burgesses
from New Kent County, 1692.
Rodes, Joseph H.
Crawford, David, 1740-1800. Mem
ber of Provincial Convention
held in Annapolis, 1774. First
Associate Judge of Prince
George's Co.
Henry, John W.
Crawford, Gideon, 1651 1707,
Providence, R. I. Deputy, 1690,
et seq.
Allen, Crawford C.
Preston, Howard W.
Robeson, Andrew
Crawford, Robert, 1722-1778. En
sign, Penna. Regt. In Capt.
Richard Walker's Co., ist
Battalion. Commission dated
1758.
Meyers, Charles L.
Crawford, Maj. William, 1688-

126

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1720. Deputy, R. I., General
Assembly, 1711, 1713, I7i7-'i8-
'19. Major of the Regiment of
the Mainland.
Preston, Howard W.
Robeson, Andrew
Crawford, Col. William, 1722-
1782. Colonial Forces, Vir
ginia. Ens., 1755. Served at
Fort Duquesne under Wash
ington in Pontiac's Rebellion,
and in Lord Dunmore's Indian
War. Killed by the Delaware
Indians.
Chenoweth, Alexander C.
Cregier, Capt.-Lieut. Martin, 
1702. Capt-Lieut, New Am
sterdam Burghers Corps,
1651. Member of the Gov
ernor's Council and first Capt,
1659. Sent to protect the
Dutch Colony on the Dela
ware, 1663. Commissioned
Capt.-Lieut. in command of
all military forces of the Prov.
of N. Y. under the English,
and conducted the war against
the Esopus Indians.
Foster, Howell
Hawes, Emory
Sherman, William W.
Cresap, Capt. Thomas, 1702-1788,
Old Town, Md. Capt. of a
Company against the Indians,
1755-
Bruce, Webster
Holladay, Edmund B.
Cresson, Corp. Pierre,  1681.
In Expedition against the In
dians at Esopus, 1663.
Banta, Theodore Melvin
Demarest, Benj. G.
Stone, Morton
Rutherfurd, John
Cripps, John,  1690. Member
W. Jersey Assembly, 1682.
Schwartz, Frank N.
Schwartz, John L.
Cripps, Nathaniel,  1746.
Member of New Jersey Assem
bly, i7o8-'o9.
Schwartz, Frank N.
Schwartz, John L.
Crispell, Anthony,  . One of

the Hurley soldiers at the
rendezvous at Marbletown.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Crissey, David, 1725-1803, Conn.
In Capt. Ebenezer Down's Co.
of Militia from Woodbury,
Conn., which went to relief of
Ft. William Henry, 1757.
Bailley, Edward Cashman
Crist, Nicholas,  . Served in
the Colonial Troops of Vir
ginia in the French and Indian
War and was with Washing
ton at Braddock's defeat.
Hume, Edgar E.
Croasdale, Ezra,  i74°i Pa.
Rep. in Provincial Assembly
from Buck's County, i7o6-'o9.
Hough, Oliver
Smith, Joshua E.
Crocker, Josiah, 1647-1698. Sol
dier in Capt. Gorham's Co.,
Plymouth Regiment, Great
Swamp Fight, 1675.
Pike, Chas. Elliot
Crocker, Sergt. Joseph, 1654-1721,
Barnstable, Mass. Sergt. of
the Barnstable Military Com
pany.
Danforth, Allen
Crocker, William, 1612 - 1692.
Scituate and Barnstable, Mass.
Deputy, Mass., i67o-'7i-'74.
Member of Lieut Thomas
Dimmock's Co. of Barnstable,
Mass., 1643.
Burke, James S.
Crocker, David
Dykman, Jackson A.
Foote, John C.
Hubbard, Phineas
White, William C.
Croessen, Hendrick,  i76o-'6i.
Private in Capt. August Gra
ham's North Company, Rich
mond County, N. Y., 171 5.
Poillon, Arthur
Poillon, William
Crofts, Lieut. Griffen, 1600-1689.
Lieut. Military Co., Roxbury,
Mass. Deputy to General
Court of Mass. Member of
Artillery Co., 1668.
Green John W.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Cromwell, Capt. Thomas,_ 1617-
1649. Commanded a privateer,
1 646-1 649, under a commission
from the Earl of Warwick.
Binney, William G.
Rich, William T.
Cromwell, William, 1627 -1684.
Council of Lord Baltimore,
and in Expedition against the
Nanticoke Indians, 1678.
Bell, Jared W.
Chenoweth, Alexander C.
Cromwell, Charles
Crosby, Simon, 2d, 1637-1725. In
garrison, at Billerica, and
scouting, King Philip's War.
In Capt. Lane's Troop, 1706.
Deputy, 1691, et seq.
Bailey, Everett H.
Carney, Sydney H., Jr.
Carpenter, William M.
Crosby, Henry A.
Hill, John F.
Richards, Chas. S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, Wm. S.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Schroeder, Henry
Sprague, Phineas W.
Winship, William H.
Crosby, Simon, 3d, 1663  , Bil
lerica, Mass. In Indian War
under Capt. Lane, 1706.
Bailey, Everett H.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Crosby, Lieut. Simon, 1680-1771,
Billerica, Mass. Lieut, serv
ing at Crown Point and Lake
Champlain, French and Indian
War, i758-'59.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Winship, William H.
Crosman, Robert,  1692, Mass.
A. & H. A. Co., 1644.
Freeman, Alden
Cross, Peter, 1653-1737. In King
Philip's War.
Barrows, John W.
Cross, Robert, 1612-1693, Ipswich,
Mass. In Pequot War.

Edwards, Edward J.
Fulton, William E.
Paul, Edward J.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Cross, Capt. Robert, 1642-1713,
Ipswich. Commanded a Co.
in the Expedition against Can
ada, 1690.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Croswell, Thomas, 1633 - 1708,
Charlestown, Mass. In the
campaign under Lieut. Edward
Oakes in King Philip's War,
1676.
Munds, James Theus
Wyman, Walter C.
Crouch, William, 1627 - 1678,
Charlestown, Mass. Soldier in
King Philip's War under Capt.
Joseph Sill, 1675.
Bickford, Robert S.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Daniels, Richard H.
Crow (Crowell), John,  1673,
Yarmouth, Mass. Deputy,
i642-*43.
Clark, Homer P.
Partridge, Edward L.
Crowell, Yelverton, 1643 - 1683,
Yarmouth, Plymouth Colony.
Deputy to General Court, 1663-
'66. With Yarmouth Troops
at Mount Hope in June, 1675.
Eldridge, Edric
Crowfoot ( Crowfott) , Joseph,
 1678, Northampton. In
"The Falls Fight," 1676.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Chas. Lathrop
Crowshaw, Maj. Joseph,  .
House of Burgesses, Va.
Major, York Co. Militia.
Junkin, Francis T. A.
Cruger, Henry, 1707-1780. Mem
ber N. Y. Provincial Assem
bly, 1745-1759. Member of
King's Council, 1767-1772.
Hasell, Lewis C.
Johnstone, Francis U.
Johnstone, John
Oakley, Henry C.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Pyne, Frederick Glover
Rhinelander, Philip
Rhinelander, T. J. Oakley
*Cruger, John, 1642-1744. Alder
man, N. Y., i7i2-'33. Mayor,
N. Y., i739-'44-
Rhinelander, Philip
Crumb, Daniel,  1713. Soldier
from Conn., King Philip's
War.
Crumb, Leverett F.
Cruttenden, Abraham,  1683.
Governor's Assistant, Colony
of New Haven, 1639, and
Treas. of Conn., 1675-
'80.
Betts, Fred'k H.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Loveiand, Crittenden Andrus
Merritt, Alan D.
Paul, Edward J.
Cudworth, Gen. James, 1605-1682.
Representative, 1649 " '5<> " '59-
Assistant, i656-'s8. Capt. of
Militia. Commanded in early
part of King Philip's War.
Dep.-Gov., 1 68 1.
Atwood, Edward S.
Gay, Frederick
Gay, Robert H.
King, Edward
Sheldon, Ned Lewis
Thresher, Henry J.
Whitcomb, Lawrence
CULBERTSON, CAPT. ALEXANDER,
1714-1756. Capt of a Co. in
the 2d Battalion, Provincial
Troops of Cumberland Co.,
Pa., under Col. James Bird,
i755-*56. Also Capt. of a Co.
under Col. John Armstrong;
killed in an engagement with
the Indians at the Battle of
Bloody Run, sometimes known
as the Battle of Sideling Hill,
Pa., April 2, 1756.
Martin, James
CULBERTSON, LlEUT. JOHN, 171O-
1767. Lieut. Penn. Provincial
Militia, 1748.
?Service accepted by New York
Society before organization of Gen
eral Society Service not now quali
fying.

Drouillard, James P.
Pinkerton, Samuel S. S.
Cullish, Capt. John,  . In
Pequot War. Capt, 1639.
Grinnell, Wm. M.
Culver, Edward, 1600-1685. One
of the English Volunteers in
the Narragansett War. Served
in King Philip's War, 1675.
In Pequot War, 1637.
Cook, Joseph T.
Culver, Charles M.
Culver, Henry B.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Luton, Cecil R.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Randall, John F.
Richards, Frederick B.
Culver, Lieut, Edward, 1654-1732,
Conn. Volunteer in Narragan
sett Campaign, King Philip's
War, i675-'76. Lieut, in com
mand of Conn, partisan forces,
in active service, between
Woodstock and Enfield, Conn.,
1712.
Culver, Francis Barnum
Cummings, Abraham, 1733  ,
Ware, Mass. Private in Capt.
Jacob Cummings's Co. for re
lief of Fort William Henry,
'757-
Brown, Charles A.
Cummings, Isaac, 1633-abt 1721,
Ipswich, Mass. Private in
the Narragansett War.
Cummins, Thomas K.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Cunnabell, John, 1649-1724. Mem
ber of Capt. Turner's Co., in
King Philip's War, in defence
of Northampton, 1676.
Newcomb, Geo. W.
Currier, Ephraim, 1741  , Ches
ter, N. H. At Crown
Point, 1755, in Capt. Thomas
Tash's Co., Col. Blanchard's
Regt.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Currier, Richard, 1617-1687, Salis
bury, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Clark, Byron N.
Daggett, Geo. H.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Pearson, Arthur E.
Smith, Walter C.
Curtis, Lieut. Israel, 1644- 1704.
Lieut, Woodbury, Conn., Co.,
1690. Deputy, 1689, et seq.
Commissioner.
Abbott, Everton J.
Moseley, John G.
Curtis, Sergt. John, 1611-1707.
Sergt., Stratford, Conn., 1675.
In King Philip's War.
Abbott, Everton J.
Brown, Paul
Burton, Lewis W.
Britton, Charles P.
Dyer, Horace E.
Jacobs, Elmer R.
Jennings, Walter
Moseley, John G.
Moses, Zcbina
Munson, Dunham O.
Terry, John Taylor
Curtis, John, ist,  1698. Mem
ber First Assembly, held by
William Penn at Philadelphia,
i683-'84-'86 and of the Coun
cil, i688-'97.
Barratt, Norris S.
Booth, Henry Driver
Burton, Robert
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Curtis, John, 2d, 1692-1753. Mem
ber of Assembly for the three
lower counties of Delaware,
1749; and Speaker.
Burton, Robert
Curtis, Corp. John,  1718,
Topsfield, Mass. Corp. of a
Military Co., i694-'98.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Curtis, Corp. John,  i732-'33,
Topsfield. Corporal in the
town Military Co., etc.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Curtis, Lieut. Jonathan, 1644-
168 1, Stratford, Conn. Lieut.
of Train Band.
Wead, Leslie C.
Curtis, Ens. Joseph, 1650-1727.
Ens. in Capt. Whiting's Co.,
Conn. Militia, Phip's Expedi
tion; King William's War,
i692-'93. Governor's Assistant,
1698-1721. Member of Com

mittee of War, Fairfield Co.,
1709, Queen Anne's War.
Curtis, John C.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Jacobs, Elmer R.
Moseley, John G.
Curtis, Joseph, 1655-1705, Kittery,
Me. He had a Garrison House
at Kittery in King William's
War. Sheriff of York County,
1702.
Libby, Charles T.
Curtis, Capt. Moses, 1673 - 1763.
Captain of the Militia.
Curtis, Jonathan S.
Curtis, Lieut. Philip,  1675,
Roxbury, Mass. Lieut, Capt.
Henchman's Co. Slain at
Hassanomossett (Grafton) in
an expedition from Boston in
1675, for the rescue of cap
tives taken by the savages at
Marlborough.
Flint, Wyman K.
Curtis, Richard,  1695. Mem
ber Penn. Assembly from Kent
Co., Del., 1690.
Burton, Robert
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Curtis, Ens. Thomas, 1648-1736,
Stratford, Conn. Ensign, Wal-
lingford Train Band, 1704.
Deputy for Wallingford to
Conn. General Court, 1689,
I7i7-'i8.
Curtiss, Frederick H.
Curtis, George M.
Dyer, Horace E.
Moses Zebina
Munson, Dunham O.
Myer, Albert J.
Parker, Frederick S.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Curtis(s), Capt. William, 
1702. Capt, Train Band,
Stratford, Conn., 1672. Capt.
Forces of Fairfield, Conn.,
i673-'75. Member Com. of
Safety, 1673. Deputy, 1667,
et seq.
Booth, Chas. Maclay
Curtis, Lewis B.
Curtis, Roderick P.
Forrest, Herbert M.
Moffat, R. Burnham
Perry, John P. H.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Wead, Leslie C.
Curtis, Zacheus, 1619-1682. Mem
ber of Capt Gardiner's Co. in
the Expedition of i675-'76.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Curtiss, Ephraim, 1684 1776.
Stratford, Conn. Deputy, 1728-
'36.
Moseley, John G.
Curtiss, Lieut. Israel, 1644-1732.
Woodbury, Conn. Lieut, 1690.
Deputy, 1689, et seq.
Abbott, Everton J.
Curtiss, Ens. John, 1670 -1754,
Woodbury, Conn. Ens. of
the Woodbury Train Band,
1714. Deputy, 1696.
Moseley, John G.
Curtiss, Lieut. Joseph, 1650-  ,
Stratford, Conn. Deputy, 1686,
 . Assistant, 1698-1720.
Lieut, of the Stratford Com
pany, i692-'93.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Peet, Emerson W.
Terry, John Taylor
Curtiss, Capt. Stiles, 1708  ,
Stratford, Conn. Ensign of
the Stratford Company, 1746;
Lieut, 1749; Capt, 1750.
Deputy, 1753.
Moseley, John G.
Watson, Charles P.
Curveil, Ens. Nathaniel,  .
He was Ensign at Sutton,
Mass. Mentioned as Cap
tain.
Bissell, Wm. P.
Curwen (Corwin), Capt. George,
1610-1685. ist Troop of Horse,
Salem, Mass., 1662. Deputy,
1660, et seq.
Coale, George O. G.
Dorr, Dalton
Spencer, Jos. W. W.
Curwin (Corwin), Matthias, 
1658. Soldier at Southold,
troubles with Dutch and In
dians, 1652, under Lieut. Chas.
Glover.
Little, Robt Forsyth
Cushing, Ens. Benjamin, 1725-
1812, Hingham, Mass. Ens. in
Capt. Beal's Co., Col. Lincoln's

Regt, relief of Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Swan, Robert T.
Cushing, Daniel, 1619-1700, Hing
ham, Mass. Deputy, 1680-
'82-'95.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Morse, Frederick W.
Rogers, Allan
Sloan, Francis Burns
Sloan, Francis Eugene
Cushing, John, Sr., 1627-1708,
Scituate, Mass. Deputy, Ply
mouth Colony, 1674, et seq.
Governor's Assistant, 1689-
'91. Deputy, Mass., 1692.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Cushing, Luther S.
Cutler, Fred A.
Howe, Herbert M.
McGlenen, Edward W.
McGlenen, Harry J.
Nash, Nathaniel C.
Parker, Fred'k W.
Porter, Alexander S., Jr.
Simmons, Walter E.
Soule, Horace H.
Southgate, Hugh MacLellan
Stearns, Frank W.
Whitridge, Wm.
Cushing, Hon. John, 2d, 1660-
1738. Member of the Gov
ernor's Council of Mass., 1710-
'28.
Cushing, Harry Cooke
Parker, Fred'k W.
Smith, Frederic E.
Soule, Horace H., Jr.
Southgate, Hugh M.
Whitridge, William
Cushing, Hon. John, 3d, 1695-
1778. Representative from
Scituate, Mass., 1721, et seq.
Member of the Governor's
Council, i746-'63.
Soule, Horace H., Jr.
Southgate, Hugh M.
Whitridge, William
Cushing, Cornet Matthew, 1660-
1715, Hingham, Mass. Cornet
of Troop, 1680.
Rice, Henry B.
Cushman, Isaac, 1647-1732, Plymp-
ton, Mass. Deputy, i69o-'9i.
Chapin, Clifford S.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Cushman, Capt. Nathaniel, 1712-
1793, Plympton, Mass., and
Lebanon, Conn. Capt. of Leb
anon Troops, Campaign of
1759, French and Indian War.
Carr, William, Jr.
Custis, Maj.-Gen. John, 2d. Mem
ber of Council, and Maj.-Gen.
in Virginia.
Dennis, James T.
McMurran, William
Custis, Col. William, 1633-1726.
Capt. in Colonial service in
Accomack County, Va., 1678-
'93. Col. in the same County,
i7i5-'26. Justice of the Peace
and Court of Chancery.
Custis, George W. N.
Custis, J. B. Gregg
Custis, J. B. Gregg, Jr.
Cuthbert, Lieut. John, 1690-1774.
Associate Regt. Chester Co.,
Col. William Moore, Prov. of
Penn., i747-'48.
Gillespie, Geo. C.
Cutler, Capt. Ebenezer, 1700-
1777. Capt. of the Lincoln Co.,
3d Mass., Regt, under Col.
Elisha Jones, 1757.
Hill, John B.
Cutler, Ensign James, 1606-1694,
Lexington, Mass. Ens., Lex
ington Military Co. In King
Philip's War.
Armsby, James K.
Baker, Frank
Bates, George B.
Bates, William G.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Cutler, Edward H.
Cutler, Ralph Dennis
Cutler, Ralph W.
Forbes, Charles S.
Fuller, Linus E.
Hill, John B.
Poole, Charles C.
Swan, Reuben S.
Cutler, James, 1635-1685. Soldier
in King Philip's War.
Cutler, Ralph W.
Forbes, Charles Spooner
Cutler, Dr. John,  171 5,
Hingham, Mass. Surgeon in
Capt. Appleton's Co., Great
Swamp Fight

Appleton, Francis H.
Blunt, Stanhope E.
Francis, Valentine M.
McAllister, Heyward H.
Parker, Montgomery D.
Weisse, Faneuil S.
Cutler, Capt. John, Capt. in King
Philip's War.
Enos, Alanson T.
Leland, Charles H.
Cutler, Lieut. Thomas, 1648-1722.
Lieut, of the Lexington Militia
under Capt. Reed.
Armsby, James K.
Baker, Frank
Brown, Francis H.
Cutler, Edward H.
Cutt, John,  1681. Pres.
Council of N. H., 1679-1681.
Hall, Clayton C.
Hall, Thos. Wm.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Penhallow, Charles S.
Reed, John L.
Cutt, Richard,  1736, Kittery,
Me. Maintained a Garrison
House in King William's
War; also in Dummer's War.
Libby, Charles T.
Cutt, Major Richard, 1693-1790,
Kittery, Me. Major under
Sir Wm. Pepperell, in the
Louisburg Expedition. Coun
cillor, i755-'62.
Libby, Charles T.
Cutt, Robert,  1674, Kittery,
Me. Member of Council ap
pointed to govern Maine.
Libby, Charles T.
Cutter, Ephraim, 1651  ,
Watertown, Mass. Under
Maj. Appleton, King Philip's
War.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Cutter, Edward J.
Cutter, Henry A.
Cutter, John C.
Cutter, Gershom, 1653-1738, Cam
bridge, Mass. Under Capt
Davenport, King Philip's War.
Granted land for services in
the Narragansett campaign.
Cutter, Chas. Gordon
Cutter, William R.
Fletcher, Walter V.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Macomber, Laurence O.
Swan, Reuben S.
Cutter (Cutler), Lieut. John,
1628-1698, Charlestown, Mass.
Ens. Charlestown Militia, 1669.
Lieut, 1678. Deputy, 1680-
'82.
Rice, Henry B.
Cutter, Richard, 1621-1693, Cam
bridge, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1643. Leader and officer of
Militia at Cambridge, Mass.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Clarke, Geo. K.
Cutter, Watson G.
Goshorn, Alban O.
Goshorn, Edwin C.
Hadden, Crowell, Jr.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Macomber, Laurence O.
Mott, Luther W.
Parker, Moses G.
Preston, Howard W.
Robbins, Howard S.
Stone, Chas. W.
Swan, Reuben S.
Wyman, Chas. Hadley
Wyman, Henry P.
Wyman, Walter
Cutting, John, 1649-1689. Trooper
in Capt Prentice's Co., King
Philip's War.
Douglas, Walter B.
Cutts, John,  1681, New
Hampshire. Pres. of Council
of N. H., i679-'8i.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Hall, Clayton C.
Cutts, Richard,  1676, Ports
mouth, N. H. He rebuilt and
commanded the Fort at New
Castle, 1660. Deputy to the

General Court of Massachu
setts Bay Colony, 1665, '69,
'72-
Butters, William
Parker, Henry R.
Rust, Nathaniel J.
Cuyler, Major Hendrick, 1637-
1691. Major of all Foot
Companies in the City and
County of N. Y., French and
Indian War, 1689.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Clinch, Richard F.
Crosby, Livingston
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
DuBois, Ernest Bloss
DuVal, Clive L.
Fryer, Robert L.
Hardie, Francis H.
Hardie, Joseph C.
Hasell, Lewis C.
Johnstone, Francis W.
Johnstone, John
Livingston, Philip
McKinstry, Chas. H.
Oakley, Henry C.
Rhinelander, Philip, 2d
Rhinelander, T. J. Oakley
Satterlee, F. Le Roy
Seaman, Louis L.
Smith, Telamon Cuyler
Spalding, George B., Jr.
Storm, Clarence
Van Schaick, Arthur P.
Van Schaick, Harrison L.
Cuyler, Johannes, 1661  , Al
bany, N. Y. Justice of the
Peace, 1699. Member of As
sembly, 1705, et seq. Indian
Commissioner, 1706, et seq.
Mayor of Albany, i7Z$-26.
Van Schaick, Arthur P.

D

Daggett, Lieut. Elihu, 1710-1769.
Lieut, 1754, Capt. John Steam's
Co., at taking of Fort Fronte
nac.
Daggett, Chas. D.
Daggett, George H.

Daggett, John, 1662-1724, Attle-
boro, Mass. Deputy, 1720.
Daggett, Chas. G.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Daggett, Mayhew, 1686-1752, At-

133

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

tleboro, Mass. Deputy, 1736-
'37, i74i-'42, i744-'46-
Daggett, Chas. D.
Daggett, Daniel C.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Monfort, Fred'k D.
Damn, Corp. Oliver, 1727-1805.
Corp. in Capt Josiah Richard
son's Co., 1757.
Wells, Wellington
Dakin, Capt. Samuel, 1700-1758.
Capt. in Col. Josiah Brown's
Regt., I755~'56, at Crown Point.
Wells, Wellington
Dale, Maj. Edward,  1694,
Lancaster Co., Va. Member of
Va. House of Burgesses. Maj.
in Va. Militia.
Carter, Allen R.
Smith, William D. G.
Dalton, Samuel, 1629 - 1680,
Hampton, N. H. Deputy
Mass. Bay Col., i662-'66, '69-
'71, '73-'76, '78-'79. Governor's
Council, N. H., 1680.
Brown, David H.
Dorr, Dalton
Damon, Lieut. John, 1621 - 1708,
Reading, Mass. Lieut. Read
ing Co., Middlesex Regt,
prior to King Philip's War.
Marsh, George S.
Damon, Samuel, 1656-1724, Read
ing, Mass. In Narragansett
War.
Marsh, George Samuel
Damon, Capt. Thomas, 1703-1796,
East Sudbury, Mass. Capt
First Foot Company, 1757,
French and Indian War. In
Reading Train Band, 1773.
Damon, Charles E.
Damon, Edwin A.
Damon, Lieut. Zachary, 1654-
1730. Present at King Philip's
capture and death, 1676. Served
in King Philip's War.
Damon, Frank H.
Lunt, William W.
Dana, Jacob, 1654-1698, Cam
bridge. In King Philip's War.
Stowell, Wm. Henry Harrison
Dandridge, Capt. William, 
1743. King's Council, Va.,
1727. Capt, British Navy.
Junkin, Francis T. A.

Danforth, Capt. Jonathan, 1628-
1712, Billerica, Mass. Lieut,
1675. Capt, 1683. Dwelling
used as a garrison, King
Philip's War. Deputy, 1685.
Bigelow, Henry N.
Bryant, Frederick S.
Bryant, James S.
Bryant, James S.
Bush, Joshua D
Cragin, Charles I.
Davis, Nathaniel H.
Geer, Danforth
Geer, Danforth, Jr.
Geer, Joseph W.
Geer, Olin P.
Geer, Walter
Parker, John N.
Prindle, Edgar Lewis
Sherman, Roger
White, Joseph F.
Danforth, Ens. Jonathan, 1658-
1710, Billerica, Mass. In gar
rison at Billerica, Mass., King
Philip's War.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Geer, Walter
Geer, Walter, Jr.
Danforth, Nicholas, 1585 - 1638,
Cambridge, Mass. Represen
tative, i636-'37.
Allen, Crawford C.
Bemis, Geo. P.
Bigelow, Henry N.
Brown, Daniel A.
Brown, David H.
Bryant, Fred'k S.
Bush, Joshua D.
Coale, George O. G.
Cragin, Charles I.
Danforth, Allen
Davis, Nathaniel H.
Dyer, Horace E.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Hall, George F.
Hastings, Henry
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Jeffries, John T. L
Johnson, Charles W.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Washburn, William D.
Wilson, John A.
Danforth, Dep. - Gov. Thomas,
1622-1699, Cambridge. Dep.-
Gov. Mass., i676-'92.
Bardwell, Harry J.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Bowen, Clarence W.
Dyer, Horace E.
Dangerfield, Lieut. William,
1723-1769. Burgess for Essex
Co., Va., i748-'5i and i754-'58.
Lieut. Va. Militia, i754-'57.
Barret, Richard A.
Nicholson, John R.
Daniel, Captain Jeremiah, 1720-
1806, Medway, Mass. In Cap
tain Nathaniel Whiting's Com
pany, 1745. In Captain Jona
than Adams' Company in Ex
pedition under Lord London,
1759. Ensign, Captain Thomas
Metcalf's (Medway) Com
pany, Colonel Gridley's Regi
ment (First Suffolk Regiment),
1766, Captain, First Medway
Company, Colonel Eliphalet
Pond's Regiment (First Regi
ment of Militia in Suffolk
County), 1771.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Daniels, Richard H.
Daniels, Lieut. Nathaniel,  .
Lieut, 4th Co. Regt, Conn.
Troops, 1746.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Darby, Andrew, 1706-1783. In
Capt Jas. Reed's Co., 1760.
In Expedition against Canada.
In Brig.-Gen. Ruggles' Regt.
Cowee, James C.
Dare, Nathaniel,  1732.
Member of the Lower House
of Assembly from Calvert
County, 1708, '09, '10. Member
of the House of Burgesses,
I7o8-'io.
Somervell, Wm. Howe
Dare, Capt. William,  1720,
Bridgetown, N. J. Capt. of
Militia, 1706.
Nixon, Horace Franklin
Preston, Deming H.
Darling, Capt. Samuel, i7i9-'2o-
18 14, Bellingham, Mass. Com
missioned, 1765, in Suffolk Co.
Militia, Col. Francis Brinley's
Regiment.
Darling, Chester C.
Darnall, Dep.-Gov. Henry, 
1711. Col. of Horse. Dep.-
Gov. of Md., 1684, et seq.

Jackson, Oswald
Smith, William D. G.
Darrah, Lieut. William, 1725-
1808, Bucks Co., Pa. Lieut.,
Third Battalion, Bucks Co.
Associators in French and
Indian War, i7S8-'59.
Hary, Thomas
Dart, Richard, 1635-1724. New
London, Conn. In King Philip's
War.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Dashiell, James,  1697. Mem
ber Maryland House of Bur
gesses, i678-'82.
Dashiell, Nicholas L.
Davenport, Addington, 1670-1736,
Boston. Representative, 171 1-
'i2-'i3. Councillor, I7i4-'i9.
A. & H. A. Co., 1692.
Rumrill, Frank
Davenport, Chai:les, 1652 -1720,
Dorchester, Mass. In King
Philip's War.
Edwards, Edward J.
Wade, John P.
Davenport, Ebenezer, 1706 - 1785,
Dorchester, Mass. Served in
1746, and under Capt. Estes
Hatch in 1747.
Holmes, William B
Davenport, Isaac, 1730-1799, Dor
chester, Mass. Served in 1746,
and under Capt. Estes Hatch
in 1747.
Holmes, William B.
Davenport, Sergt. James, 1693-
1750, Dorchester, Mass. A. &
H. A. Co., 1727. Sergt.,
1732.
Eberlein, Charles W.
Davenport, Capt. Richard, 
1665, Boston. Ens., 1634.
Lieut, 1637. Wounded in
Pequot Expedition. Capt. of
the Castle, i642-'6s. A. & H.
A. Co., 1639. Representative,
1637
Rumrill, Frank
Wood, Eric F.
Davenport, Capt. William, 1717-
1773, Newburyport, Mass.
Capt. Expedition against Que
bec, 1759-
Eberlein, Charles W.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Davie (alias Davis), George,  ,
Sheepscott River, Me. In Mili
tary service, 1676; was
wounded in Indian attack on
Arrowsic, whence he escaped
by sea to Portsmouth,
N. H.
Harrington, Harrison Loring
Davis, Col. Aaron, 1709-1777.
Capt, 1774. Col., 1775. Prov.
Congress, Mass., 1774-76.
Davis, Charles
Davis, Fellowes
Davis, James Vila
Davis, Joseph S.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, Geo. E.
Palmer, Charles D.
Davis, Capt. Aaron, Jr., 1735-
1773. Capt. of Troop, Rox
bury Militia.
Davis, Fellowes
Davis, Sergt. George,  1667,
Boston. Sergeant in Militia.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Davis, James, Sr., 1582-1678. A
Member of the Train Band at
Haverhill, 1650. Deputy, 1660.
Selectman, 1646. Commis
sioner, i668-'69.
Monnette, Orra E.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Davis, James, 1603-1678, Haver
hill. Rep., 1660. Member
Train Band, 1649.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Davis, Major John, 1634-1718,
York, Maine. Capt. by 1665.
Deputy-President of Maine,
i68o-'85. Lieut, Capt, and
Sergt.-Maj., for the Province
of Maine.
Fall, Charles G.
Upham, Charles C.
Davis, Ens. John, 1634- 1694,
Haverhill, Mass. Deputy,
1660. Served on several
scouting parties, and was
killed while defending his
garrison at the Oyster River
Massacre.
Hale, Thomas W.
Rollins, Philip A.
Davis, Lieut. John, 1651 - 1717,
Roxbury, Mass. Lieut, to

Capt. Andrew Gardner in
Suffolk Co. Regt.
Rumrill, Frank
Davis, Capt. John, 1654-1717.
Capt. of Foot Co. for Talbott
County, Md., Militia, i68g-'96.
Justice, i692-'94-
Sheib, Samuel H.
Davis, Capt. John,  1752,
Biddeford, Me. Commanded
a Co. on Eastern Frontiers in
Old French War, 1746. Rep
resented Biddeford in Gen.
Court, i745-'46.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Davis, Corp. Joseph, i659-i743-'48.
Corporal, Oyster River, N. H.
His Garrison House at Oyster
River, N. H., was successfully
defended against Indian attack
in 1694.
Rollins, Philip A.
Davis, Josiah, 1656  , Barnsta
ble, Plymouth Colony. In
Captain John Gorham's Com
pany in King Philip's War.
Grantee in Township No. 7,
Gorham, Me.
Sprague, Frank W.
Davis, Samuel, 1639-1720, Con
cord, Mass. Under Capt Dan
iel Henchman, King Philip's
War; also under Major Simon
Willard.
Davis, Chandler
Davis, Samuel,  1699, Groton,
Conn. Under Capt. Benj.
Sweet, King Philip's War.
Eldridge, Wm. Henry
Wyman Walter C.
Davis, Capt. Samuel, 1701 - 1761.
Captain in the French and
Indian War.
Smith, Leroy
Davis, Capt. Samuel, 1711 - 1784.
Capt of Militia, relief of Fort
William Henry, French and
Indian War, 1757.
Anthony, James L.
Davis, Lieut. Simon, 1637-1713,
Concord, Mass. Under Capt.
Wheeler, King Philip's War.
In command at Brookfield.
Lieut, 1689.
Bates, Theodore C.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Davis, Simon
Gibson, Charles L.
Wheeler, Horace L.
Davis, Capt. Simon, 1683-1763.
Worcester, Mass. Capt. in
Battle of Lake George, 1755.
Davis, Chandler
Davis, Simon, 1740-1818, Acton,
Mass. Soldier in Capt. Davis'
(Acton) Company, April 22,
1757-
Allen, Frederick W.
Davis, Tobias,  1690, Roxbury,
Mass. Member of A. &. H. A.
Co., 1666.
Green, John W.
Rumrill, Frank
Davis, William, 16 10- 1672. Mem
ber House of Burgesses of Va.,
i642-'43; 1647.
Beckwith, Paul Edward
Davis, Capt. William,  . Mem
ber of the Artillery Co., 1643;
Capt. and Rep. for Springfield,
Mass., 1652, and for Haverhill,
1668 ; Commander of Troop in
the Ninigret troubles.
Brown, John B.
Davy, Lewis,  . Sentinel in
Capt. John North's Co., 1759.
Served at Pemaquid.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Dawes, Lieut. Ambrose, 1642-1705.
Member A. & H. A. Co., 1674.
Lieut, King Philip's War.
Wounded at Fort Pemaquid,
Maine, 1692.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Davies, Julien T., Jr.
Davies, William G.
Denny, Thomas
Furness, Dawes E.
Furness, William E.
Hammond, Samuel
Dawes, Col. Thomas, 1731 - 1809.
Ens. of Artillery Co., 1761 ;
Lieut, 1765; Captain, 1766
and 1773 ; Major of Boston
Regt, 1771; Col., 1773.
Comstock, Wm. O.
Day, Capt. Benjamin, 1704-1777-
Lieut, Colchester, Conn., 1747.
Capt, 3d Co., 1750. Served
in defence of Fort William

Henry and Fort Edward, as
Capt. in Col. Trumbull's Regt.
Benton, Arthur B.
Sherrili, Charles H.
Day, Lieut.-Col. Benjamin, 1710-
1808, West Springfield, Mass.
Capt. at Crown Point, 1755.
Capt. under Major-Gen. Wins
low, 1756. Capt, relief of
Fort William Henry, 1757.
Lieut.-Col., South Regt, 1771.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Smith, Hinsdale
Day, Benjamin, 1731-1811. Served
in Colchester, Conn., Co., com
manded by his father, Capt.
Benjamin Day, in Col. Trum
bull's Regt, in defence of Fort
William Henry and Fort Ed
ward. Sherrili, Charles H.
Day, John,  1730. Under
Capt. Moseley, King Philip's
War.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Sherrili, Charles H.
Day, John,  1724. Member of
West Jersey Assembly, 1697.
Member West Jersey Council,
1686, '88-'89.
Wainwright, Clement R.
Wainwright, Francis K.
Day, John, 1677-1752, Conn. Dep
uty, i746-'49-
Benton, Arthur B.
Booth, Charles E.
Day, Robert,  1683, Ipswich.
In Train Band, Ipswich,
Mass.; served until too old.
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Day, Timothy, 1653-1748. In the
garrison at Chelmsford, Mass.,
1676, in King Philip's War.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Day, Timothy, 1680-1757, Glouces
ter, Mass., and York, Me. On
Sept. 21, 1707, he was one of
eight men and a boy in two
shallops at Winter Harbor,
Me., who were attacked by a
large force ot Indians in many
canoes. After a hot fight, the
Indians were repulsed with a

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

loss of about thirty. Under
Ensign Wm. Hilton, Nov. 8,
171 1, aided in recapture of
Sloop taken from York Harbor
by French and Indians.
Day, Fred N.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Dayton, Capt. Elias, 1737-1807.
Ens., 1758. Lieut, 1759. Capt,
1762.
Boyd, Charles H.
Dayton, Robert, 1628-1712. Sol
dier at Easthampton in Indian
Alarm of 1653.
Libbey, William
Dayton, Samuel, 1665 - 1745 - '46.
Soldier in 1715.
Libbey, Wm.
Dean, Jonathan, 1694-1763. Dep
uty to Conn. Legislature from
Plainfield, i75o-'5i, '53.
Mersereau, John D.
Dean, Sergt. Thomas, 1673-1747.
Taunton. Sergeant in 171 1
Expedition.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Dean, Thomas, 1722 -18 10, of
Tarrytown, N. Y. In "Old
French War" under Captain
Honeyman in Expedition
against Canada, 1746.
Dean, Bashford
Deane, Walter, 1615-1693, Taun
ton, Plymouth Colony. Dep
uty, 1640.
Adams, John Q.
Deane, Gardiner A. A.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Mersereau, John D.
Wade, John P.
Deane, Capt. William, 1702-1773,
Norton, Mass. Ens., 2d Co.
of Foot, Capt. Leonard, 1739.
Capt.-Lieut, 1734. Capt, 2d
Co., 3d Regt, Bristol Co.
Militia, Col. Samuel White.
Allen, Francis R.
Dearborn, Reuben, 1707 - 1790.
Trooper in Capt. Nathaniel
Drake's Mounted Scouts, King
George's War, July and Au
gust, 1746, in and about
Nottingham, N. H.
Dearborn, Frederick M.

Dearborn, Samuel, 1676  .
Hampton, N. H. Soldier at
Oyster River Garrison, 1694-
'96.
Libby, Charles T.
Death, Ens. John,  . Repre
sentative from Sherborn, Mass.,
I72I-'22.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
De Bruyne (De Browne), Capt.
Johannis,  1700. Com
manded N. Y. Militia, sent to
Albany, 1690. Member of
Leisler's Council, French War.
Brown, Paul Richard
DeCamp, Gideon, 1683  . Pri
vate in Capt. Augustus Gra
ham's North Company, N. Y.,
Militia, 1715.
Morrison, Geo. A., Jr.
Decker, Gerrit. Member of Capt.
Johannes Vernooy's Co., Col.
Jacob Rutsen's Regt., in serv
ice against the Indians, 1715.
Catlin, George de G.
De Duyster, Ruloff, 1670-1737,
New York and Conn. Member
of Capt. Wiselton Brock's Co.,
1711. Member of Independent
Co. of Livingston Manor, 1715.
Dutcher, Frank J.
De Forest, Isaac, 1616-1674, Har
lem, N. Y. Burgher Corps,
1664. One of the Nine Men,
New Amsterdam, 1652.
Clark, Kenneth
de Forest, Louis Effingham
Grant De Forest
Grant, Madison
Lawton, Daniel L.
Sanford, George D.
Dehoneur, Capt. John, 1665-1717.
Capt 5th Co., N. Y. City
Militia, Col. Peartree, Expe
dition to Canada, 1710-1711.
Beekman, J. William
de Kay, Capt. Theunis,  .
Capt. in 1691 under Richard
Ingoldsby, Commander - in -
Chief.
Denny, Thos.
De Kay, Col. Thomas, 1697-1758,
Orange Co., N. Y. In French
and Indian War. With Col.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Clinton, located places for
erecting block houses. Nego
tiated with Cashigton Indians.
Barclay, David
De Kay, Eckford C.
De Kay, Sidney G.
Sanford, Ferdinand Doan
De Kay, Capt. Thomas, 1732-
1800. Capt. Orange Co. Mili
tia, i7s8-'62.
Barclay, David
Delamater, Isaac, 1658 - 1726
Member of Harlem Night
Watch, 1675.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
De La Montagne, Gen. Johannes,
1 596-1 670. Commander at
Manhattan Island, i640-'45.
Sent to defense of Fort Good
Hope, 1 641. Supreme Coun
cillor under Gov. Kieft, 1638-
'46. Member of Stuyvesant's
Council, i647-*56. Vice - Di-
lector Fort Orange, i656-'64.
Member Convention of 1653.
Commissioner of Fortification,
1654.
Bogert, Theodore P.
Bogert, William B.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
De la Montagne, James
Earle, Ferdinand P.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Koues, Geo. E.
Scofield, George S.
Story, Allen L.
Thompson, Geo. H.
De Lancey, Etienne (Stephen),
1663-1741, N. Y. Colonial As
sembly, 1702, et seq.
Bascome, Western R.
Cunningham, Francis de L.
Cunningham, Wm. De Lancey
De Lancey, Gov. James, 1703-1760.
Chief justice and Gov. Prov.
N. Y.
De Lancey, Edward Floyd
Delano, Lieut. JonatRan, 1647-
1720, Dartmouth, Mass. Under
Capt. Church, in King Philip's
War, 1676. Lieut, 1689. Rep
resentative, 1689.
Fisher, Wm. Garrett _

Johnson, Stephen S.
May hew, Matthew A.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
De la Noye (de Lanoy, de Lan-
noy), Corp. Abraham, 1642-
1707. Corp. Burgher Corps,
New Amsterdam, 1653.
Aitken, William B.
Barrowe, Samuel
Foulke, Bayard F.
Plympton, Gilbert Motier
Schenck, Charles L.
Schenck, Willard P.
Voorhees, Wm. P.
De la Noye, Philip, 1602-1681,
Duxbury, Mass. In Capt.
Myles Standish's Co., 1643. In
Co., raised by Lieut William
Holmes, Pequot War, 1637.
Baker, Alfred L.
Burt, Charles W.
Cushing, Luther S.
Delano, Francis Henry
Fisher, Wm. Garrett
Miller, Robert F.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
De La Verge, Lieut. Lewis, 1720-
1809. ist Lieut, 1758, in Capt.
Samuel Bagley's Company;
saw service at Crown Point,
'759-
Bird, William P.
De la Warr, Gov. Lord Thomas
West,  1618. First Gov.
and Capt-Gen., Va., 1610.
Ward, Aaron
De Loper, Jacob,  1650. Mem
ber of Council, New Nether
land, 1647.
Rutherfurd, John
Demarest, David, 1620-1693. Dele
gate from Staten Island, As
sembly of New Netherlands,
1664, 2d war with English,
and surrender of Providence.
Banta, Theodore M.
Corbusier, William H.
Demarest, Benj. G.
Rutherfurd, John
Demarest, Jan, 1645-1719. Com
mittee of Safety. Member of
Council, 1689. Lieut, of Mili
tia at Fort William Henry,
1689.
Corbusier, William H.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Demarest, Benjamin G.
Rutherfurd, John
Demarest, Samuel, 1656 -1728.
Member Military Co., New
Harlem, 1673-75.
Corbusier, William H.
Demarest, Benj. G.
De Meyer, Major Nicholas, 
1690. Capt, 1679. Major,
1685, in command of the Mili
tia of the City and Co.
of New York, Proclamation
of the Duke of York as
James II.
De Forest, Louis Effingham.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Deming, Lieut. Ephraim, 1685-
1742. Lieutenant, Newington
Co., 1726.
Booth, Charles Edwin
Deming, Sergt. John, 1615-1705,
Wethersfield, Conn. Repre
sentative, 1646, et seq. Named
in Conn. Charter of Charles
IL, 1662. Sergt, 1687.
Abbott, Everton J.
Bell, Jared W.
Booth, Charles E.
Clapp, Charles E.
Deming, John Howard
Deming, Judson K.
French, Wm. F.
Goodrich, William
Mackenzie, G. Norbury
Parker, George T.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Rumrill, Frank
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Williams, John S.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Wright, Ebenezer K.
Deming, Sergt. Jonathan, circ,
1639-1700, Wethersfield, Conn.
Sergt. in Wethersfield Train
Band,  .
Booth, Charles E.
Deming, Lieut. Jonathan, 1730-
1799, Wethersfield, Conn. Ens.
9th Co., 6th Regt, 1772.
Lieut, 1774.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Deming, Lieut. Joseph, 1711-1774,
Lieut nth Co., 6th Regt, Conn.
Militia, 1753.

Reynolds, James
Denison, Ens. Amos, 1714  .
Stonington, Conn. Ensign in
5th Company in 8th Regi
ment, Stonington Militia,
1756.
Cadle, Cornelius
Denison, Maj.-Gen. Daniel, 1612-
1682. Mass. Colonial Forces.
Capt, Pequot War, and Maj.-
Gen., i652-'8o. Deputy, 1635-
'52. Colonial Secretary, 1653.
Commissioner for the United
Colonies, i654-'62.
Botsford, Harry G.
Chamberlain, Paul M.
Chandler, Walter
Dyer, Leonard H.
Haven, William
Hopkins, Eustis L.
Hunt, Arthur K
Moran, Charles
Nichols, Henry A.
Nichols, Willard A.
Rich, James R.
Rich, Thomas P.
Wight, William W.
Denison, Ens. Daniel, 1703-1760,
New London, Conn. Ap
pointed Ensign, New London
Train Band, 1736.
Randall, John F.
Denison, Capt. George, 1620-1694.
Capt. New London Co. Forces,
King Philip's War, under
Major Mann and Major Tal-
cott Second in command to
Major Treat, Great Swamp
Fight. Served on the frontier.
Captured Indian Chief Canon-
chet, 1676. Capt. of the Volun
teers, 1689. Chosen, with
Major Mason, to assist the
Pequot Chiefs to govern their
tribes. Assistant and Deputy
from Stonington, Conn.
Adams, Edward M.
Ames, Louis A.
Avery, Frank M.
Brewster, Henry C.
Brookfield, James H.
Brooks, Henry G
Brooks, John H.
Brown, Dudley Southworth
Brown, George Leroy

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Brown, George Leroy, Jr.
Brown, John B.
Brown, Paul
Cadle, Cornelius
Champlin, John D., Jr.
Chase, Clement
Chesebrough, George L.
Clark, Eliot A.
Codd, Robt. M.
Cowee, Harvey D.
Cox, Theodore Sullivan
Cox, William V. Z.
Denison, Charles
Denison, Egbert C.
Denison, Henry H.
Denison, John H.
Dennison, Ira W.
Dunlop, Chas. Denison
Farnsworth, Charles
Fletcher, Paris
Fox, Noel B.
Gardiner, Curtis C.
Griffith, William H.
Hand, Billings L.
Harris, Williams C.
Higgins, Edward E.
Holt, Henry P. R.
Hull, James W.
Kennan, Thomas L.
Learned, Bela P.
Lefferts, Frederic R., Jr.
Ludlam, Percy C.
Macdonald, Malcolm
Macdonald, Malcolm, Jr.
Macnaughton, Wm.
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Murray, Charles H.
Murray, William
Owen, Frederick D.
Palmer, Ernest
Palmer, Lucius N.
Palmer, Walter W.
Parker, Charles W.
Peck, Guy D.
Peet, Emerson W.
Perkins, Merritt G.
Plumb, Henry B.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Randall, John F.
Rathbone, Richard F. L.
Reed, Latham G.
Roberts, Cyrus S.
Robinson, Henry S.
Robinson, Lucius F.
Sabin, Eugene Francis

Sabin, Sidney A.
Sexton, Arthur T.
Sexton, Paul D.
Sheldon, Theodore B.
Sherman, Roger
Shipman, Arthur L.
Smith, Chandler White
Spicer, Geo. T.
Swan, George F.
Taintor, Starr
Turner, Luther G.
Wheeler, Ralph
Wotkyns, Benj. Marshall Jr.
Denison, George, Jr., 1652-1711,
Westerly, R. I. In King
Philip's War. Deputy, 1707.
Cadle, Cornelius
Clark, Eliot A.
Hull, James W.
Peet, Emerson W.
Denison, Capt. George, Jr.,
1698-1737, Stonington, Conn.
Capt. New London Train
Band, 1707. Council, 1710-
'13.
Randall, John F.
Denison, John, 1646-1698, Stoning
ton, Conn. In King Philip's
War, Narragansett, and other
campaigns.
Adams, Edward Milton
Cadle, Cornelius
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Kennan, Thomas L.
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Palmer, Ernest
Randall, John F.
Sherman, Roger
Denison, John,  1683, Ipswich,
Mass. In King Philip's War.
Under Captain Thomas Loth
rop at "Bloody Brook," Sep
tember 18, 1675. In Major
Samuel Appleton's Company
at Great Swamp Fight, De
cember 19, 1675. Wounded
there and. left at Rhode Island
until "recovery." Narragan
sett grantee.
Dorman, William B.
Denison, Capt. Joseph, Jr., 1707-
1795, Stonington, Conn. Ens.,
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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1740. Lieut, 1749. Capt,
1750. Deputy, 1738, et seq.
Peet, Emerson W.
Denison, Capt. Robert, 1673-1737,
New London, Conn. Capt. of
the North Parish.
Sherman, Roger
Denison, Col. Robert, 1697-1766,
New London, Conn. Capt in
Gen. Roger Wolcott's Brigade
at Louisburg. Later Major
and Colonel. Served in the
French Wars.
Sherman, Roger
Denison, William, 1586 1653.
Deputy, 1634. Member Rox
bury Militia, 1636.
Brown, John B.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Fox, Noel B.
Haven, Wm.
Peet, Emerson W.
Randall, John F.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Denison, Lieut. William, 1677-
1730, Stonington, Conn. En
sign, 1698; Lieutenant, 1705.
Cadle, Cornelius.
Dennis, John, 1704-1766. Assem
bly, Md., 1755.
Dennis, James T.
Dennis, Rev. John, 1708 - 1773.
Chaplain, Queen Anne's War.
Dennis, Rodney
Dennis, Thomas,  1686, Ips
wich, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Dennis, David Nichols
Dennis, Holmes V. M., Jr.
Dennis, Rodney S.
Dennis, Thomas, 1638-1706. Sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Van Mater, John Appleton
Denny, Capt. Daniel, 1694-1760,
Leicester, Mass. Representa
tive, i745-'47-
Sargent, John S.
Denny, David. A "Battle-man" in
the service of the Province of
Pennsylvania, under Capt.

George Allen, i757-'s8, French
War.
Stevenson, Archibald E.
Denny, Col. Thomas, 1725-1774.
Sergt in the relief of Fort
William Henry. Ens., Capt.
Jonathan Newhall's Co. Col.
of a Regiment of Cavalry.
Denny, Thomas
Denson, Wm.,  . Burgess for
Upper Norfolk, Va., 1660.
Hendrick, Herring de la Porte
Dent, Capt. John, i66o-i7ii-'i2,
St. Mary's County, Md. In the
Expedition against Susquehan-
nock Indian Fort, 1680- '81.
Capt of Train Band, Chap-
tico Hundred in St Mary's
Co., Md., i689-'9i, *94-'95.
Dent, Louis A.
Duke, Wm. Bernard
Dent, Thomas,  1676. Justice
for St. Mary's Colony, Md.,
1661-1669. High Sheriff, 1664.
Burgess, i669-'74-'76.
Courtenay, Erskine Howard
Courtenay, James Clark
Johnston, Christopher
Thomas, Douglas H.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Denyse, Lieut. Denys Teunissen,
i654-i7o6-'o7. Lieut, of Foot
Co., Richmond, N. .Y
Little, Robt. Forsyth
De Peyster, Col. Abraham, 1657-
1728. Cadet of Burgher Corps,
1673. Colonel of Militia,
Albany, 1689. Captain, New
York Forces, 1689. Colonel,
1695. Alderman, 1685. Mayor,
i69i-'95. Chief Justice and
Member of the Royal Council,
1698. Acting Governor, 1700.
Treasurer, Provinces of New
York and New Jersey, i7o6-'2i.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Bailey, Theodorus
Bishop, Cortlandt F.
De Peyster, F. Ashton
De Peyster, Frederic J.
De Peyster, Johnston L.
Fryer, Robert L.
Hamersley, William
Seaman, Louis L.
De Peyster, Johannes, 1620 -1685.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Cadet, Burgher Corps at New
Amsterdam, 1653. Burgomas
ter and Commissioner.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Bleecker, Anthony J.
Crosby, Edward N.
Crosby, Livingston
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
De Peyster, Frederic J.
Dubois, Ernest B.
Fryer, Robert L.
Hill, Robert C.
Inches, George B.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Seaman, Louis L.
De Peyster, Capt. Johannes, 1666-
1719. Ens., 1686. Lieut, 1689
Capt, 2d Battalion Foot, New
York, 1698.
Barrowe, Samuel
Belknap, Waldron P.
Bleecker, Anthony James
Church, Richard
Cox, John L.
Crosby, Edward N.
Crosby, Livingston
De Peyster, William, M. D.
Foulke, Bayard F.
Foulke, William
Hill, Robert C.
Inches, George B.
Pell, Frederick A.
Rockwood, Chas. G, Jr.
Russell, Wm. Hamilton
De Peyster, Cat. Johannes, 1694-
1789, Albany, N. Y. Lieut, of
Foot, 1717. Capt. of Horse,
1744. Paymaster, N. Y. Forces,
!775- Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, 1734, '38, '39, '46. In
spector for the carrying on the
ist Expedition against Crown
Point.
Douw, Charles G.
Ferris, Van Wyck
Townsend, Edw. N.
De Puy (Du Puy, or Dupue),
Francois. In Capt. Ryck Ley-
decker's Co.
Corbusier, William H.
Derby, John, 1705-1762, Concord,
Mass. In the Northern Ex

pedition Army, French and
Indian War, 1756.
Parker, Moses Greeley
De Ruine, Corp. Simon, 1615-1688,
New Amsterdam. Served at
Esopus, 1663.
Banta, Theodore M.
Corbusier, William H.
Demarest, Benj. G.
Myer, Isaac
Rutherfurd, John
Desborough, Nicholas, 1612-1683.
In Capt Mason's Co. from
Hartford, Pequot War.
Brown, James H.
Brown, Paul
Libbey, Wm.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Deshon, Maj. Moses, 1710-1779.
Maj., Mass. Militia, 1756.
Cox, John L.
De Sille, Nicasius, 1600 -1674.
Council, i653-'6o. Schout Fis
cal, New Netherlands, 1658-
'60.
Austin, Eugene K.
Cannon, Henry B.
Ferris, Morris P.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Lawrence, Robert C.
Lefferts, Wm. H.
Luquer, Lea Mel.
Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
McKesson, Irving
McMillan, Marion B.
Perry, Alexander
Reichner, Aiken
Stanton, Frank McM.
Strater, Leonard Godfrey
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Van Blascom, Jacob C.
de St. Julian, Pierre, 1669  ,
South Carolina. Member of
Gov.'s Council.
Macbeth, Malcolm
Macbeth, Ravenel
Devereux (Devericks), John,
1643-1694. Soldier in King
Philip's War under Capt.
Hunting. In Sudbury Fight.
Dennis, Edward
Devoe, Abraham, 1740-1826. Serv
ed under Capt. Joshua Bloom
er, Westchester Co., 1759.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Devoe, (DeVaux), Frederick,
 1743, aet abt 90. Mem
ber of Night Watch, Harlem,
1676, in the Indian Alarm.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
De Vries (also called Van Dal-
sen), Jan Gerritsen, living
1692. Member of Council,
New Netherland, 1644- '45.
Shirley, Rufus George
DeVries, Capt. Peter,  . Presi
dent of the "Twelve Men,"
Capt, etc.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Dewey, David, 1716-1760. In Ex
pedition to West Indies under
Capt. Stephen Richards, 1740.
Teachout, Oscar L.
Dewey, Sergt. Josiah, 1640-1732,
Lebanon, Conn. Sergt. at West-
field, Mass., during King
Philip's War.
Dewey, Henry S.
Emerson, George D.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Potts, Charles E.
Teachout, Oscar L.
Dewey, Capt. Stephen, 1719-1796.
In Col. William Williams'
Regt, Mass. Troops, 1758.
Benedict, Geo. Grenville
Benedict, Robert Dewey
Dewey, Charles A.
Dewey, Cornet Thomas, 
1648. Cornet of Windsor,
Conn., Troop.
Day, Robert Webster
Dewey, Charles
Dewey Chauncey E.
Dewey, George
Emerson, Geo. D.
Noble, Robert
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Williams, Nelson B.
Dewey, Cornet Thomas, Jr., 1639-
1690. Cornet, 1685. Repre
sentative, i677-'79. Selectman,
1677.
Dewey, Chauncey E.
Moore, John H.
Dewitt, Andries, 1657-1710, Kings
ton, N. Y. Member of Capt.
Hendrickus Beekman's , Com

pany of Troopers, Kingston,
1686. Capt, Kingston Co., As
sociated Exempts.
Clark, Kenneth
De Witt, George G.
Innis, Hasbrouck
ReQua, Charles H.
Roosa, De Witt
Sherrili, Chas. H.
Young, Innis
Dewitt, Q. M. Andries, 1697-1764,
of Ulster Co., N. Y. Q. M. in
the Independent Troop of Mili
tia for the Co. of Ulster, 1740,
Jacob Rutsen, Jr., Capt.
ReQua Charles H.
Dewitt, Jacob Rutsen, 1729-1792.
In French and Indian War,
and in militia from 1756 till
Revolutionary War.
Roosa, DeWitt
De Witt, Lieut. Johannes, 1701-
 , Marbletown, N. Y.
Lieut, Foote Co., 1738.
Clark, Kenneth
DeWitt, Peeck,  . Soldier in
Capt. Barend Z. Van Kleeck's
Company, Dutchess Co., N. Y.,
Militia, 171 5.
Morrison, Geo. A., Jr.
De Witt, Capt. Petrus, 1722-1790.
Capt of Militia, Rhinebeck
Precinct ; Fort Ticonderoga,
1758.
Innis, Hasbrouck
Young, Innis
De Witt, Capt. Tjerck, 1683-
1762. Capt. of Foot Co. of
Militia, Kingston, N. Y.,
1738.
Innis, Hasbrouck
Young, Innis
DeWitt, Sergt. Tjerck Claessen,
 1700. Commissary at
Wiltwyck, 1663. Sergt. in
Esopus Co., etc. Member of
Kingstown Foot Co., Capt.
Mathias Matyson, i687-'88.
Morrison, Geo. A., Jr.
Roosa, De Witt
De Wolf, Balthasar, 1623-1696.
Lyme Militia, Conn., 1668.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
De Wolf, Edwin A.
Perry, Alexander

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Richards, Frederick B.
Sill, Howard
De Wolf, Edward, 1646-1712. In
Great Swamp Fight, 1675.
Perry, Alexander
De Wolf, Simon, 1718-1755. In
Capt. Joshua Abel's Co., Conn.
Militia, 1755.
De Wolf, Edwin A.
Dexter, Rev. Gregory, 1610-1700,
Providence, R. I. Commis
sioner, i65i-'54. President of
the Colony, i653-'54. Deputy,
i654-'55-
Bicknell, Eugene P.
Bicknell, George A.
Blount, George D.
Cadle, Cornelius
Denny, Thos.
Fisher, Harry W.
Spicer, Geo. T.
Walcott, Arthur S.
Wood, Eric
Dexter, John, 1639-1677. Soldier
from Maiden in King Philip's
War, 1676.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Dexter, Major John, 1652-1706.
Deputy, 1680, '84, '85, '86, '90,
'94, '96, '97, '98, i700-'o5. Town
Council, i688-'89, i700-'oi. As
sistant, i690-'9i. Speaker,
House of Delegates, i704-'o5.
Lieut, Regt. of Mainland, 1698.
Capt, i698-'99. Major, 1699-
1705.
Bicknell, George A.
Cadle, Cornelius
Denny, Thomas
Walcott, Arthur S.
Dexter, Ens. Thomas,  1677,
Boston. Commissioned Ensign
of Militia, 1655.
Brown, John Barker
Dey, Col. Theunis, 1726-1787,
Preakness, N. J. Member N.
J. House of Assembly, 1761-
'75-
Lilly, John M.
Dibblee, Ebenezer, 1641-1675,
Windsor, Conn. In Captain
Samuel Marshall's Company,
King Philip's War. Killed at
the Great Swamp Fight, Dec.
19, 1675.

Ketchum, Charles J.
Sherman, Roger
Dickerman, Lieut. Abraham, 1634-
171 1. Lieut, New Haven
Train Band, 1683, et seq. Dep
uty, i682-'96.
Clark, Lot Curran
Dwight, Frederick
Farnham, Elijah T.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Dickey, Adam, 1722  , London
derry, N. H. In Capt. Barr's
Co. of Scouts, 1746.
Melville, Henry
Dickinson, Capt. Israel, 1735-
1777, Pittsfield, Mass. Capt.
of Militia, 1774.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Dickinson, Sfrgt. John, 1630-
1676, Wethersfield, Conn.
Sergt., 1657. Slain in Falls
Fight.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Benton, Arthur B.
Booth, Charles E.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Isham, Charles
Murray, Charles H.
Sherrili, Charles H.
Smith, Henry E.
Dickinson, Joseph, 1652-1675,
Northfield, Mass. In Capt.
Beer's Co.; went from Hadley,
Mass., to Northfield, to rescue
garrison.
Dickinson, Oliver Partridge
Elwood, Geo. May
Stockbridge, Henry
Dickinson, Nathaniel, 1600-1676,
Conn. In Hampshire Guard
under Capt. John Pynchon,
1663, against the Indians. Dep
uty, 1642.
Ames, Louis A.
Bardwell, Harry.J.
Benton, Arthur B.
Booth, Charles E.
Clark, Kenneth
Cooper, Leslie B.
Dickinson, Frederick
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Duffield, Howard
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Isham, Charles

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Isham, Norman M.
Sherrili, Chas. H.
Smith, Wm. D. G.
Snow, Edgar M.
Wade, James F.
Dickinson, Sergt. Obadiah, 1641-
1698, Hatfield. In Hamp
shire Troop, 1663. Captured
by the Indians, 1677.
Smith, William D. G.
Dickinson, Thomas, 1634-1713,
Hadley, Mass., and Wethers
field, Conn. In Hampshire
Troop, under Capt. John Pyn
chon, in defense against the
Indians, 1663.
Dickinson, Frederick
Digges, Gov. Edward, 1621-1675.
Member of Council, 1654. Gov.
of Va., i6s6-'58.
Jackson, Oswald
Knott, Aloysius L.
Smith, William D. G.
Digges, Dep.-Gov. William, 
1698. Member Md. Council,
i68i-'89. Dep.-Gov. of Md.,
1684.
Jackson, Oswald
Knott, Aloysius L.
Smith, William D. G.
Dike, Benjamin, 1702  , Bev
erly, Mass. Member of Capt.
Benjamin Ives', Jr., Co. at
Cape Breton, 1745.
Knight, Stephen Herrick
Dill, Capt. Matthew,  1775,
York Co., Pa. Capt. in Col.
Benjamin Chambers' Regt,
'743-
Clay, Thomas S.
McAllister, Heyward H.
Dillingham, Lieut. John, 1630-
1715. Lieut Mass. Militia,
1674.
Lee, Edward C.
Dillingham, Sergt. Paul, 1730-
!759> Taunton. In Mass.
troop sent to aid Gen. Wolf in
his movement against Quebec,
1759. Was Sergt. in Samuel
Nelson Nichol's Co. on the
Crown Point Expedition.
Dillingham, Paul
Dillingham, William Paul
Dimmock, Capt. Thomas, 1664-

1697, Barnstable, Plymouth
Colony. Captain of a Com
pany which fought the Indians
at Winagants, where he was
killed, Sept. 9, 1697.
Sprague, Frank W.
Dimmock, Lieut. Thomas. See
Dymoke.
Dimon, Capt. John, 1700-1764,
Fairfield, Conn. Ens., 1733.
Lieut, 1741. Capt, 1745.
Dimond, Henry C.
Dimon, Capt. Moses, 1672-1748.
Lieut, 1709. Capt, 171 1, Fair
field, Conn. Deputy, 1722.
Dimond, Edwin R.
McClintock, Emory
Wakeman, Robert P.
Disborough, Nicholas, 1612-1683.
In Capt. Mason's Co. from
Hartford, Pequot War.
Brown, Paul
Divoll, Ens. John, 1643-1676, Lan
caster, Mass. Second under
Major Simon Willard, King
Philip's War. Ens. in Foot
Co., at Lancaster.
Heaton, John E.
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, Henry O., Jr.
Rhoades, Nelson O.
Divoll, William, 1672-1731. In
Peter Joslin's garrison, Lan
caster, 1704.
Rhoades, Nelson O.
Dix, John, 1640-1714. Watertown,
Mass. A soldier in King
Philip's War.
Washburn, William D.
Dix, Ralph,  1688, Ipswich,
Mass. Soldier, Indian Wars,
1642.
Young, Harry
Dixie, Capt. William, 1608-1690,
Mass. Capt. of Beverly Co.,
1677.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Hatch, Josiah O.
Homer, Wm. B.
Moseley, Chas. W.
Doane, Daniel, 1636-1712. In
King Philip's War.
Williams, Edward G.
Doane, Lieut.-Col. Elisha, 1699-
1759. Capt. Louisburg Expe-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

dition, 1745. Lieut-Col. Can
adian Expedition, 1758.
Doane, William H.
Doane, Israel, 1739-1829, Say
brook, Conn. In Capt Peleg
Redfield's Company, 2d Regi
ment, Conn. Troops, 1759. In
Capt Pierce's Company, 1760,
etc
Williams, Edward Gilbert
Doane, John, 1 591-1686. Gover
nor's Assistant, i632-'33-'39.
Member of Plymouth Mili
tary Co., 1643. Deputy, Ply
mouth, i639-'42; Eastham,
1649, et seq.
Bryant, Percy
Bryant, W. Sohier
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Clark, Homer P.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Crispin, Mordecai J.
Doane, William C.
Doane, William H.
Farrand, Jacob S., Jr.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Jordan, Scott
Orr, Arthur
Richardson, Wm. E.
Tobey, Frank B.
Williams, Edward G.
Doane, John, Jr., 1635-1708, East
ham. Deputy, Plymouth Col.,
1685, et seq.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Clark, Homer P.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Doane, Wm. H.
Jordan, Scott
Doane, Capt. Joseph, 1668-1757,
Eastham, Mass. Deputy, 1702,
'27, '28. Capt, 1712.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Dod, Daniel, 1650-1701. Founder
of Newark, and office-holder
under Town Government. In
1678 was Commissioner on
Boundaries. In 1692 was Dep
uty to Legislature.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Dodge, Amos, 1690-1766, Mass.
Served in French and Indian
War.
Booth, Charles E.
Dodge, David, 1723-1756. Accepted

commission in Old French
War. On expedition to Can
ada, was drowned at Otsego
Falls, N. Y.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Dodge, Lieut. John, 1631-1705,
Wenham, Mass. Cornet, Bev
erly and Wrenham Troop,
1683. Deputy, 1676, et
seq.
Barnes, Geo. Edw.
Booth, Charles E.
Mott, Luther W.
Dodge, Capt. John, 1636-1728,
Beverly, Mass In Troop of
Horse under Capt. John Whip
ple in King Philip's War,
1676; also under Capt. Curwin.
Capt. of Beverly Troop,
1690. Representative, 1693, et
seq.
Abbott, Francis E.
Barnes, George E.
Dyer, Isaac Watson
Favor, Otis S.
Perkins, William H.
Pike, Charles E.
Dodge, William, 1604-1692, Bev
erly, Mass. In King Philip's
War under Capt. Curwin.
Brown, John B.
Coffin, William K.
Dyer, Isaac Watson
Favor, Otis S.
Libby, Charles T.
Lord, Chas. E.
Dodge, Capt. William, 1640-1720,
Beverly, Mass. Served against
the Narragansetts in 1675. Se
lectman of Beverly, 1684. Rep
resentative from Marblehead,
1699. Captain.
Libby, Charles T.
Lord, Charles E.
Doggett, Corp. John,  1673,
Rehoboth, Mass. Deputy, 1648.
Corp., 1651. Assistant for
Martha's Vineyard.
Monfort, Frederick D.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Dole, Richard, 1622-1705, New
bury, Mass. Deputy, 1673.
Appleton, Nathan
Dolhoof (Dolloff), Christian,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

 1708. In King Philip's
War.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Donnell, Hon. Samuel, 1646-1718,
of Georgiana, Me. Member
of Council, Mass. Bay Colony.
Davis, Fellowes
Green, John Wm.
Doolittle, Sergt. Abraham, 1620-
1690, Wallingford, Conn.
Member of Vigilance Commit
tee, King Philip's War. Dep
uty, New Haven and Walling
ford. Sergt.
Aldridge, Frederick T.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Doolittle, Geo, T.
English, Albert John
Knapp, Henry E.
Lloyd, John U.
Munson, Dunham
Walcott, Arthur S.
Williams, Norman A.
Winton, William C.
Doolittle, Dr. Benjamin, 1695-
1749, Northfield, Mass. Sur
geon garrison of Forts Dum
mer and Ashulots.
Knapp, Henry E.
Lloyd, John N.
Doolittle, Col. Ephraim, 1725-
1807. Capt. of Co. at breaking
out of the French War. Was
with Gen. Amherst at Ticonde
roga, 1759. Subsequently, Col.
24th Mass.
Bird, Francis J.
Dorlandt, Lambert Janse, 1639-
1720. Colonial Assembly, N.
Y., 1691.
Dorland, William A. N.
Dorman, Sergt. Thomas,  1716,
Topsfield, Mass. Sergt in
Capt. Gould's Co., 1693.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Dorman, Timothy, 1730-1764, Box
ford, Mass. In First Troop
of Boxford, under Capt. Fran
cis Perley, Lieut.-Col. John
Osgood's Regt., 1757, French
and Indian War.
Dorman, Wm. Barners
Dorr, Capt. Ebenezer, 1687  ,

1760, Roxbury, Mass. Capt,
Roxbury Military Co., 1733-
'34-
Dorr, Alfred
Dorr, Dalton
Dorr, Hancock
Dorsey, Major Edward,  1705.
Major of Militia, Anne Arun
del Co., Md., 1694.
Andrews, Chas. Lee
Ball, Samuel B.
Dorsey, Wm. H.
Gooch, D. Linn
Kenly, William W.
Lee, Howard H. M.
Dorsey, Hon. John, 1663-1714.
Commissioner, Anne Arundel
Co., Md., 1694. Burgess, 1692,
i7oi-'o3. Member of Council,
i7io-'i4.
Berry, Thomas L.
Chew, Samuel C.
Dorsey, Wm. H.
Gooch, D. Linn
Keech, Edward P.
Lawrence, F. Walter
Morgan, John Hurst
Welsh, Luther W.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Dotey (Doty), Edward, 1599-1655,
Plymouth. In "First Encoun
ter," Dec. 8 (O. S.), 1620.
Member of Capt. Myles Stand
ish's first Military Co., 1621,
at Plymouth. Also 1643.
Ames, Joseph B.
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Churchill, Herman
Dawes, Chas. Gates
Dawes, Henry M.
Dawes, Rufus C.
Doty, Paul Aaron L.
Greve, Clifford
Kelly, Edward L.
Ludlow, Geo. McM.
McCurdy, Irwin Pounds
Parker, Edward L.
Phillips, Arthur S.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Raymond, Geo. L.
Strong, Marvin H.
Thomas, Frank R.
Turner, Philip F.
Doty, Lieut. Samuel, 1643-1715.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

One of the Founders of Pis-
cataway, N. J., 1670. Lieut.
of Capt Drake's Co., i675->78.
Commissioned Lieut, of Maj.
Tyler's Co., 1683.
McCurdy, Irwin Pounds
Doud, John, 1650-1712, E. Guil
ford and Middletown, Conn.
In Falls Fight, 1676.
Rust, Aloney J.
Douglas, Capt. Richard, 1682-
1735, New London, Conn.
Lieut, 1726. Capt, 1727.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Douglas, William, 1610-1682, New
London, Conn. Com. of the
Army, Prov. of Conn., King
Philip's War. Deputy, 1672-
'75-
Alexander, Wm. H.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Brown, Louis
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Douglas, Edward L.
Douglas, Samuel T.
Douglas, Walter B.
Douglas, William H.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Gary, Elbert Henry
Holmes, Wm. H. Appleton
Jeffries, John T. L.
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas
Monfort, Frederick D.
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Treat, Erastus B.
Willis, Richard Storrs
Douglas, William, Jr., 1645-1725.
Soldier in Narragansett War,
1675.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Douglas, George W.
Douglas, Walter B.
Merritt, Douglass
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.
Douglas, Lieut. William, 1708-
1787, New London, Conn.
Lieut, 1748.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Douglas, William, 1742-1777.
Served in expedition which re
sulted in the surrender of Que
bec, 1759.

Maltby, Julius
Douglass, John,   . In
Lieut. Sharpe's Co., at Al
bany, 1689; also on duty,
guarding the frontiers at Al
bany, i697-'98.
Van Patten, Charles S.
Van Patten, William J.
Douglass, John, 1713-1804. En
sign of Pa. Militia, 1756. Mem
ber of Pa. Assembly, 1756,
i76i-'63.
Brown, John D.
Douw, Capt. Jonas,  1736.
Lieut. Albany Militia, 1700.
Capt, 1715.
Douw, Charles G.
Storm, Clarence
Douw, Capt. Petrus, 1692-1775.
Rensselaerwyck. Ens., 1717.
Capt, 1733. Colonial Assem
bly, i747-'50, i754-'58.
Douw, Charles G.
Storm, Clarence
Douw, Lieut. Volckert Janszen,
 1681. Lieut, of a Foot
Co., at Rensselaerwyck, 1669.
Indian Commissioner and
Magistrate at Fort Orange,
1654.
Douw, Charles G.
Kinzie, John H.
Douw, Capt. Volckert Pieter,
1720-1801, Albany, N. Y. Capt,
1755. Indian Commissioner,
1774. Colonial Assembly,
i759-'68.
Douw, Charles G.
Dow, Henry, 1605-1659, Hampton,
N. H. Selectman, 1651. Dep
uty to Gen. Court, Mass., 1655-
•56.
Dow, Robert Percy
Dow, Capt. Henry, 1634-1707,
Hampton, N. H. Ens., Hamp
ton Military Co., 1689. Capt,
1692.
Bennett, Larkin E.
Johnson, John F.
Rollins, Philip A.
Webb, William S.
Dow, Jabez, 1671-1752, Hampton,
N. H. In King William's
War ; served at Exeter, N. H.,
garrison, i695-'96.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Rollins, Philip A. 
Dow, Sergt. Joseph, 1639-1703, N.
H. In Hampton Company.
Dow, Robt. Percy
Webb, William S.
Dow, Stephen, 1642-1717. Under
command of Capt. John White
at his garrison house near the
"White House" on Mill St.,
Haverhill.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Dow, Stephen, Jr., 1670-1743. Un
der command of Capt John
White at his garrison house
near the "White House" on
Mill St., Haverhill.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Dow, Thomas,  1676, Haver
hill. In King Philip's War
under Capt. Appleton.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Dowd, Ebenezer, 1709-1789, Kil-
lingsworth, Conn. Capt. Tim
othy Herlihy's Co., 1760.
French and Indian War.
Bell, Jared W.
Downes, Capt. Ebenezer, 1707-
1790. At Fort William Henry,
1755-
Downes, Anson T.
Downes, Standcliff B.
Downing, Emanuel, 1585-1658,
Ipswichj Mass. Assistant,
i639-'49.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Libby, Charles T.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Rumrill, Frank
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Downing, John, 1659-1744, New-
ington, N. H. Member Dover
Co., 1696. Deputy, I7i5-'i6.
Royal Councillor, i74o-'44.
Hale, Thomas W.
Downing, Col. John, 1684-1766,
Portsmouth, N. H. Councillor
of N. H. One of the Commit
tee on the Cape Breton Expedi
tion. Col., 1755.
Hale, Thomas W.
Downs, Henry, 1728-1798. In the
expedition against the Chero-
kees, 1760. Signed the Meck-

lenberg Declaration of Inde
pendence, 1775.
Conyers, Christopher B.
Doxtader, George, Queensbury,
N. Y. One of the Palatine
Volunteers against Canada,
1711.
Wagner, Arthur L.
Drake, Abiel, 1734-1824. In Eli-
phalet Leonard's ist Co., of
Easton, Mass., 1757. In Capt.
Jonathan Eddy's Ticonderoga
and Crown Point Expedition,
1759-
Tilden, John N.
Drake, Abraham, about 1618-1712,
Hampton, N. H. Soldier in
King Philip's War from
Hampton, 1676.
Libbey, William
Drake, Abraham, Jr., 1654-1714,
Hampton, N. H. In King
Philip's War, and in King
William's War.
Collins, Loren W.
Drake, Capt. Francis,  1687,
New Piscataway, N. J. Capt.
of Military Forces, i675-'78.
James, Edmund J.
Monnette, Orra E.
Scott, Harry Kistler
Drake, George, 1663-1709. Mem
ber General Assembly of N. J.,
1688.
Monnette, Orra E.
Drake, Lieut. Job, 1652-1711,
Windsor, Conn. Lieut, of
Train Band, 1701.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Kinzie, John H.
Wolcott, Roger
Drake, Sergt. Job, 1 630-1 689,
Windsor, Conn. Sergt., in
Militia.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Dewey, Chauncey E.
Haven, Wm.
Homer, William B.
Kinzie, John H.
Wolcott, Roger
Drake, John, 1656-1739. Deputy
to General Assembly of N. J.,
1693.
Monnette, Orra E.
Scott, Harry Kistler

150

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Drake, Lieut. Joseph, 1662-173 i.
Lieut, of Militia, Prov. of N.
Y., Eastchester, 1700.
Coffin, William K.
Drake, William W.
Reynolds, James
Whitney, Drake
Drake, Joseph, 1681-1751. Private
in Col. Thomas Farmer's N. J.
Regt., 1 71 5.
Hume, Edgar E.
Monnette, Orra E.
Drake, Thomas, 1635-1691, Ded
ham and Weymouth, Mass.
Member of Suffolk Troopers,
1667. In King Philip's War,
1676.
Cutler, Edward H.
Fuller, Caleb Allen
Fuller, Frederic Henry
Draper, Alexander. Member
Penn. Assembly. Justice,
Lewes, Del., 1684.
Draper, James A.
Draper, James A., Jr.
Draper, Capt. James, 2d, 1654-
1698, Dedham, Mass. In King
Philip's War.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robt.
Barbour, Wm. W.
Cox, Edwin B.
Cox, Wm. Emerson
Draper, Benj. H. B.
Draper, Charles A.
Draper, Eben S.
Draper, Herbert S.
Draper, T. Wain-Morgan
Draper, William F.
Hall, Lewis
Kent, Daniel
Preston, Deming H.
Draper, Capt. James, 3d, 1691-
1768, Dedham, Mass. Capt.
Dedham Train Band.
Draper, Charles A.
Draper, T. Wain-Morgan
Draper, T. Wain-Morgan, Jr.
Draper, John, 1725-1805, Dover,
Mass. In ist Co. of Militia,
Dedham, Capt Richards,
against the Indians, 1754.
Draper, Walter H.
Drauyer, Andrew. Commandant
of Fort Nassau, 1673. Com

mander and Schout "Schout
by Nacht" Admiral in the
Dutch service. Commanded
Dutch Squadron at New Am
sterdam.
Brown, Bache Hamilton
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Suydam, Walter L.
Dresser, Capt. John, 1640-1724,
Rowley, Mass. Prov. Forces,
Foot Co., i69i-'98. Sergt,
1686. Lieut, of Rowley Co.
Representative, 1691, et seq.
Capt, 1705.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Greene, Chas. L.
Hammond, Lyman D.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Spofford, Paul N.
Dresser, Capt. Richard, 1714-1797.
Capt, Charlton, Mass., Co.,
Col. John Chandler, Jr.'s Regt,
relief of Fort William Henry,
1758.
Hammond, Lyman D.
Drew, Cornelius, 1703-1762, King
ston, Mass. A soldier in the
French and Indian War, 1755-
'57. Sergt, etc.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Drew, Corp. Eben, 1709-1756,
Kingston, Mass. In Crown
Point Expedition, i755-'56.
Hills, Joseph L.
Drew, Sergt. John, 1651-1723,
Dover, N. H. Sergt, Provin
cial military organization.
Sergt, Militia.
Drew, John A.
Driggs, Bartholomew, 1745-18 ii.
Served in Capt. Robert Dur-
kee's 9th Co., Lieut.-Col. Put
nam's ist Regt., Havana Cam
paign, 1762.
Driggs, Frederick E.
Driggs, Lawrence La T.
Driggs, Daniel, 1721-1798, East
Haddam. Private in Lieut.-Col.
and Capt Jos. Spencer's Co.,
1760, French and Indian War.
Driggs, Lawrence LaTourette
Droilbut, Lieut. Pane,  1712.
Lieut, in the Canada Expedi
tion, 1 7 10.
Hopping, Andrew H.

151

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Drury, Lieut. Hugh,  1689,
Boston. A. & H. A. Co., 1659.
2d Sergt, 1664. Lieut, of Capt.
Daniel Henchman's Fifth Bos
ton Foot Co., 1675.
Bent, Samuel A.
Brooks, Alanson S.
French, Leon Le L.
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Drury, Lieut. John, 1646-1678,
Boston. Private in Capt. Sam
uel Moseley's Co., Mount Hope
Expedition, 1675. Ens. in Capt.
Nathaniel Davenport's Co. at
Great Swamp Fight, 1675.
Subsequently Lieut
Bartholomew, James H. S.
Bent, Samuel A.
Clark, Orlando E.
Deming, Judson K.
Foran, George Jesse
French, Leon L. L.
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Drury, Capt. Thomas, 1 668-1 723,
Sudbury, Mass. Deputy from
Framingham, 1701. Capt 
Bent, Samuel A.
French, Leon L. L.
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Simpson, Henry Jerome
Dubois, Abraham, 1657-1731, Hur
ley, N. Y. In 2d Canadian
Expedition.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Gross, Samuel E.
Lightner, William H.
Dubois, Louis, 1626-1695. Led ex
pedition against the Indians,
1663. In the Col. Forces
against Indians, 1670.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Deyo, Peter
Du Bois, J. Van Wyck
Du Bois, Wm. M.
English, Wm. E.
Giles, Stephen W.
Gross, Samuel Eberly
Innis, Hasbrouck
Kelsey, Ernest W.
Lightner, Clarence A.
Lightner, Wm. H.
Marshall, Henry R.

Poucher, John W.
Roosa, De Witt
Sharp, George M.
Stewart, Ralph W.
Walling, William E.
DuBois, Pierre, 1674-1738, Fish-
kill, N. Y. In Capt. Barend
Z. Van Kleeck's Co., Dutch
ess Co. Troops, 1715.
Du Bois, Ernest B.
Du Bois, Floyd Reading
Du Bois, John V. W.
Du Bois, Lieut. Solomon, circ.
1669-1759, Hurley, N. Y. Lieut.
Ulster Co. Militia.
Gross, Samuel E.
Innis, Hasbrouck
Poucher, John W.
Roosa, De Witt
Dudley, Lieut. Cyprian, 1715  .
Saybrook, Conn. Lieut of 13th
Co., 7th Regt, Conn. Militia,
1762.
Clark, Eliot A.
Dudley, Francis. 1640  . In
King Philip's War.
Dudley, Edgar S.
Dudley, Myron S.
Farwell, John W.
Spooner, Frank E.
Dudley, Lieut. James, 1690-1746.
Lieut, in Col. Samuel Moore's
N. H. Regt., Louisburg, 1744.
Also under Capt. Nicholas
Gilman against Indians, 1710.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Dudley, Gov. Joseph, 1647-1720,
Roxbury, Mass. Deputy, 1673-
'75. Assistant, i676-'85. Chief
Justice Supreme Court, Prov.
of New England and N. Y.
Pres. of New England by com
mission from James IL, 1685-
'86. Pres. of the Council,
i687-'89. Member of Andros'
Council. Gov. of Mass., 1702-
'15. Chaplain on Gen. Josiah
Winslow's Staff in King Phil
ip's War.
Cass, Chas. W.
Chase, Walter H.
De Koven, Henry Louis R.
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Mumford, James G.
Parker, Geo. T.

152

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Rumrill, Frank
Seabury, William M.
Dudley, Lieut. Joseph, 1674  ,
Saybrook, Conn. Ens. and
Lieut, at Saybrook, 1724 - '28.
Deputy, 1721.
Clark, Eliot A.
Fish, Charles M.
Spencer, Selden P.
Dudley, Chaplain Samuel, 1610-
1682, Salisbury, Mass. Deputy,
i64i-'45. Associate Judge at
Salisbury, N. H. Lieut, there
under Capt. John Underhill,
i63i-'32. Chaplain, King Phil
ip's War, under Winslow.
Brown, Harold W.
Hubbard, Phineas
Remington, Earle
Rollins, Philip A.
Smith, Joshua B.
Smith William D. G.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Dudley, Stephen,  1734. Sol
dier in Indian Wars, 1695.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Dudley, Gov. Thomas, 1576-1653,
Roxbury, Mass. Second Gov.
of Mass. Bay Colony, 1634, et
seq. Dep.-Gov. 1630, et seq.,
ad int. Gov.'s Asst, 1635, et
seq. Commissioner for United
Colonies, 1643, et seq., and
twice Pres. of United Colonies.
Maj.-Gen., A. & H. A. Co.
Adams, Edw. M.
Adams, John W.
Bagley, John N.
Ball, George O.
Barnes, Alfred V.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Beach, Sylvester W.
Bell, Charles U.
Burleigh, Geo. Wm.
Bostwick, Henry A.
Botsford, Harry G.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Brown, Harold Winthrop
Brown, Irving Swan
Cass, Charles W.
Chamberlain, Paul M.
Chandler, Walter
Chauncey, Elihu
Chauncey, Henry, Jr.
Clarke, Charles L.

Clarke, Hovey Chas.
Collier, Allen
Corey, Eben
Corey, Edward W.
Davis, Fellowes
Davis, Joseph Swallow
Dodge, William E.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Edwards, Maurice D.
Emerson, Clifford Coburn
Erving, Wm. Van R.
Fletcher, Henry
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Gamble, Thos. Weldon
Gardner, Edmund Le B.
Gardner, Prescott Le B.
Godwin, Joseph B.
Gould, George L.
Green, John
Green, John William
Green, Robert Stockton
Green, Samuel S.
Grinnell, Wm. Milne
Hale, Arthur
Hale, Josiah L.
Hale, Thomas
Hall, Benjamin E.
Hall, Lemuel Ruggles
Haskell, Frank W.
Haven, William
Hering, Oswald C.
Herrick, Samuel
Holmes, Edwin T.
Hopkins, Constant C.
Hopkins, Eustis L.
Hoyt, Chas. W.
Hoyt, William E.
Hubbard, Phineas
Humphreys, Frank L.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Janvrin, Joseph E.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Johnston, Christopher
Koues, G. Ellsworth
Langdon, Tohn
Langdon, Woodbury G.
Libby, Chas. Thornton
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Moran, Charles
Morse, Edward E.
Nichols, Henry A.
Nichols, Willard A.
Norton, Edw. L.
Norton, Thos. H.
Parker, Geo. T.

'53

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Parker, Walter W.
Partridge, Edward L,
Patch, Chas. Endicott
Pierce, Jacob W.
Pinkham, Joseph
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Poole, Charles C.
Porter, Frank Brinley
Prescott, Frank C.
Prouty, Dwight M.
Remington, Earle
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Rich, James R.
Richardson, Chauncey Eddy
Richardson, William E.
Roberts, Geo. McKenzie
Rogers, Frederick P.
Rogers, Wm. Evans
Rollins, Philip A.
Ruggles, Charles C.
Ruggles, James F.
Rumrill, Frank
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Sargent, John S.
Seabury, William M.
Schauffler, Wm. G.
Scofield, George S.
Shaw, Henry B.
Sherwood, Samuel
Slade, Henry L.
Slade, Henry L., Jr.
Smith, Joshua B.
Smith, Walter Calef
Smith, William D. G.
Snow, Edgar M.
Stevens, Clarence W.
Stevens, Frederic B.
Stevens, Ralph P.
Stokes, Anson P.
Storer, John H.
Strong, Alan H.
Taylor, Arthur Orison
Taylor, Washington I.
Thompson, Norman F.
Thornton, James B.
Treat, James W.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Tucker, Wm. Ruggles
Tufts, Walter B.
Upham, Edward D.
Upjohn, Dudley Tyng
Wade, Benj. F.
Wade, James F.
Wade, John P.
West, Charles A.
Whiting, Wm. Sawin

Whitney, Harry E.
Wiggin, Arthur M.
Wight, William Ward
Williams, Ephraim
Williams, Frank Bartlett
Williams, George B.
Williams, John O.
Williams, Samuel B.
Wilson, John A.
Woodbridge, Jonathan Edwards
Woodbury, Urban A.
Dudley, William, 1639-1700. Dep
uty, Conn., i682-'85, '87, '92-
'95-
Clark, Eliot A.
Fish, Charles M.
Spencer, Selden P.
Dudley, Col. William, 1686-1740,
Roxbury, Mass. Col. Suffolk
Regt, i7io-'i3. In Expedi
tion against Port Royal, 1710.
Member Genl. Ct, i7i9-'28.
Speaker, i724-*28. Councillor,
i729-'40, '42, '43.
Rumrill, Frank
Duffield, Ens. William, 1727-
1799, Franklin Co., Penn. Ens..
Capt. Isaiah Saddler's Asso
ciated Co., York Co., 1756.
Under Col. Boquet, i763-'64.
Headed a force at Fort Lou
don, 1765.
Bell, Edwin
Bell, George
Bell, Wm. D.
Duffield, Howard
Motter, Isaac
Duke, Col. Henry,  1713.
Council, Va., 1702. House of
Burgesses, 1696.
Duke, Richard T. W., Jr.
Duke, Richard. Member of Md.
Council, 1637-1653.
Berry, Thomas L.
Morgan, John H.
Dulany, Daniel, 1686-1753. Coun
cil, Prov. of Md.
Montgomery, Thomas H.
DUMBLETON, JOHN, JR., 1658-1675.
Killed, King Philip's War,
Westfield, Mass.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Dummer, Jeremiah, Boston, Mass.
Councillor, 1689.
Hammond, Samuel

154

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Dummer, Richard, i 598-1 678. As
sistant, i635-'36, Col. Mass.
Emery, Rufus
DUMONT, WALLERAND, 1640-1713,
Kingston, N. Y. Cadet in
company of soldiers sent by
Dutch West India Co. to Di
rector - General Stuyvesant.
Member of Military Council in
second Esopus War.
Dumont, Charles G.
Dumont, John Eignace
Hibben, Paxton P.
Ketcham, David M.
Moores, Charles W.
Moores, Merrill
Dunbar (Tumbaar or Ten Baar),
Robert, 1709  . Ranger
in Border and Old French
Wars.
Dwight, Frederick
Dunlap, Capt. Alexander, 
1744. Captain of horse in the
county of Augusta, Va., 1743,
in the Indian War.
Dunlap, Boutwell
Dunham, Capt. Benayah, 1640
 . Appointed Capt. at Pis-
cataway, N. J., 1673, by Coun
cil of War.
Monnette, Orra E.
Talmage, Robert S.
Van Syckel, N. Dunham
Dunham, Benayah, 1684-1742.
Private in Col. Thomas Far
mer's Regt, N. J. Militia, 1715.
Monnette, Orra E.
Dunham, Hon. John, 1 588-1669.
Plymouth Military Co., 1643.
Deputy, i639-'64.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Burke, James S.
Butters, George
Cutler, Edward H.
Freeman, Alden
Fuller, Linus E.
Healey, David A.
Libbey, Wm.
Miller, Robt. F.
Monnette, Orra E.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Treat, James W.
Van Syckel, N. Dunham
Dunham, Rev. John, Jr., 1632-
1718, Middleboro. Rep. to the

General Court at Plymouth,
i673-'89-
Miller, Robert F.
Dunham, Jonathan, 1639  .
Member of New Jersey As
sembly in 1673.
Monnette, Orra E.
Dunham, Jonathan, 1672-1706. In
Capt. Thos. Farmer's 3d Co.
N. J. Troops, 1715.
Libbey, Wm.
Dunlap, James, 1699 - 1771. In
Capt. McNutt's Co., French
and Indian War.
Gilchrist, Donald B.
Gilchrist, Harry W.
Dunn, Sergt. Hugh, Jr., 1678-
1730. Sergt. in the 4th Co. of
Col. Thomas Farmer's Regt,
under Capt. Thomas Wetherel
in New Jersey, 1715.
Scott, Harry Kistler
Dunn, Ens. Ralph, Jr., 1716-1797.
Ens. in Capt. Geo. Bennet's
Co. and Capt. Bernard Van
Horn, Jr.'s, Co., Col. Alex.
Grayson's associated Regt of
Bucks Co., i747-'48.
Richards, Joseph Ernest
Richards, Joseph Thomas
Dunn, Samuel, 1698, 1699-1740.
Commander of one of His
Majesty's Companies of Foot
from R. I. against Carthagena
on expedition of Admiral Ver
non in the war that had been
declared against Spain, 1739-
'40.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Dunster, Henry, 1610-1659, Cam
bridge, Mass., A. & H. A. Co.,
1640.
Clark, Homer P.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Whitney, Harry E.
Dunster, Jonathan, 1653-1726,
Cambridge, Mass. In King
Philip's War.
Whitney, Harry E.
Dunton, Samuel, 1647  , Read
ing, Mass. In King Philip's
War, under Capt. Thomas
Wheeler, i675-'76.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.

155

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Du Puy, Moses, 1657  . In
Capt William Hide's Co., Al
bany, N. Y., i697-'98.
Catlin, George de G.
Keogh, Chester Henry
Du Puy, Nicholas,  1691. In
Capt. Cornelius Steenwreck's
Co., 1673. Enrolled for serv
ice against the English.
Catlin, George de G.
Du Puy, Nicholas, 1682-1745. In
Capt. William Nottingham's
Co. of Militia at Marbletown,
Col. Jacob Rutsen's Ulster
County Regt, 1715.
Catlin, George de G.
Durand, Dr. John, 1667-1727, Der
by, Conn. Surgeon in expedi
tion to Canada, 1709.
Durand, Harvey
Hawkins, William Elton
Durrell, Capt. Benjamin, 1710-
1784, Arundel (Kennebunk-
port), Me. In Capt. Jonathan
Bean's Co., Saco, 1750. Capt,
Upper Co., 1775.
Durrell, Harold C.
Durrell, Jesse M.
Durrell, Oliver Heber
Duryea, Capt. Charles. Kings
County, N. Y., Militia. Pri
vate, 1715. Capt in Bushwick,
1738.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Duston (Dustin), Thomas. In
Capt. Benjamin Swett's Co.,
King Philip's War. In garri
son at Haverhill, Mass., in the
Indian attack, 1697, when his
wife, Hannah Dustin, was
captured and afterwards
escaped, killing her captors.
Downs, Edgar R.
Moore, Howard P.
Taylor, Ezra W. B.
Thompson, Frank C.
Dutch, Robert, 1675-1686. A sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Green, John W,
Dutton, Samuel,  1790. In
French and Indian War, 1755
to 1757. In Capt. Ephraim
Preston's Co., being 13th Co.,
in Col. Lyman's Regt.
Dutton, Wm. D.

Dutton, Thomas, 1709-1802. In
David Wooster's Co., Major
Eleazer Goodrich, Conn., Regt.,
Louisburg Expedition, 1745,
Andrew Burr, Col.
Parker, Frederick S.
Duty, William, Rowley, Mass.
In Capt. Poole's Co., King
Philip's War.
Tenney, Samuel P.
Duvall, Mareen,  1694, Anne
Arundel County, Md. Fought
against Nanticoke Indians
prior to 1678. Commissioner
for laying out towns,
1683.
Duvall, Richard W.
Pottenger, Francis M.
Wells, Walter A.
Duyckinck, Evert,  1702. In
garrison at Fort Hope, Conn.,
1640.
Fox, Noel B.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Duyckinck, Capt. Gerardus, 1660-
1710. Capt of Foot, North
Ward, New York, 1689. Mem
ber of Leisler's Council.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Dwelley, Richard,  1692, Scit
uate, Mass. In Narragansett
Fort fight in King Philip's
War, i675-'76.
Turner, Philip F.
Dwight, Ensign Edmund, 1717-
1755. Ens., capture of Louis
burg.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Young, William H.
Dwight, Capt. Henry, 1676-1732.
Scout, Hatfield, Mass., in Capt.
Hawley's Co.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Partridge, Edward L.
Dwight, Brig.-Gen. Joseph, 1703-
1765, Brookfield, Mass. Col.
1744. At Louisburg under
Lieut-Gen. Pepperell, 1745.
Member of Council, Mass.
Bay Colony, i73i-'32, et seq.
Commanded a Brigade of
Militia, Ticonderoga Expedi
tion, 1756.

156

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Foster, Alfred D.
Napier, Charles D.
Dwight, Capt. Seth, 1707-1774.
Under Capt. Kellogg above
Northfield, 1729. Under Capt.
Bridgeman, 1747, Col. John
Stoddard. Capt, 1747.
Partridge, Edward L.
Dwight, Capt. Timothy, 1639-1718,
Dedham, Mass. Cornet of
Horse and Capt. of Foot. In
ten Indian expeditions. Dep
uty.
Benjamin, Marcus
Bissell, Eugene
Bissell, P. St Geo.
Bissell, William P.
Burbank, Robt. A.
Chapin, Henry D.
Childs, James E.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Dwight, Arthur S.
Dwight, Austin W.
Dwight, Frederick
Dwight, Henry R.
Dwight, Oliver F.
Gates, Horatio
Hunt, Arthur K.
Partridge, Edward L.
Short, Charles L.
Short, Edward L.
Smith, Wyllys K.
Terry, John Taylor
Waldo, Rhinelander
Woolsey, Theodore S.
Young, Innis
Young, William H.
Dwight, Col. Timothy, 1694-1771.
Capt "Father Rasle War,"
1724. Built and commanded
Fort Dummer. Col., Chief
Justice of Hampshire Co., and
Deputy.
Dwight, Arthur S.
Woolsey, Theodore S.
Dwinel, Henry, 1732  . In
French and Indian War, 1755-
'61.
Dunnell, William N.
Dyckman, Jacob, 1692-1774. In
Capt. Gerard Stuyvesant's Co.,
N. Y. Troops, 1738.
Underhill, Edgar
Underhill, Frederic E.
Dyckman, Jan,  1715. Corp.

3d Co. Night Watch, Harlem,
1673. Magistrate at Harlem,
1686.
Dos Passos, Louis H.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Dyckman, Capt. Johannes, 1682-
1730. Capt Independent Co.,
Livingston Manor, 1715.
Byington, Cassius P.
Durand, Harvey
Dyckman, Myron H.
Dyer, Capt. Edw., 1725  . Cap
tain of the N. Kingstown Co.,
1759-
Adams, Washington I. L.
Dyer, Col. Giles,  1713, Bos
ton, Mass. In Capt. John
Wing's Co., 1684. Capt, 1708.
Later Colonel. A. & H. A. Co.,
j 680. Pres. House of Deputies,
1693.
Stevens, John A.
Dyer, Jones, 1737-1831, Bristol,
R. I. Served through French
War under Col. Rogers and
ethers. Private in Expedition
to Louisburg, and in Expedi
tion against Indians on Lake
Champlain, which destroyed
an Indian town.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Dyer, Samuel, 1702-1760. Deputy
to the General Court from
West Greenwich, R. I., 1756-
'57-
Dyer, Horace E.
Dyer, Thomas, 1612-1676, Wey
mouth, Mass. Deputy.
Adams, Edw. M.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Norton, Thos. H.
Dyer, William,  1667, Provi
dence, R. I. Sec. Providence
Plantations, 1639; Col. of R. I.,
i640-'42. Gen'l Recorder,
i647-'48. Commissioner at
Newport to act against the
Dutch, 1648. Commissioner
to the Assembly from Provi
dence; 1655; from War
wick, 1661; "from Newport,
1662.
Adams, Washington I. L.
Dyer, Daniel B.
Dyer, Elisha

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS'

Dyer, George R.
Dyer, Hezekiah A.
Dyer, Horace E.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Hull, James W.
Phillips, Henry Byron
White, John B.
Dymoke (Dimmock), Ens. Shu-
bael, 1644-1732. Ens. and
Deputy, Plymouth Court.
Bassett, Charles Franklin
Goodspeed, Benjamin F.

Hulbert, Henry C.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Dymoke (Dimmock), Lieut.
Thomas,  1658. Lieut,
Barnstable Co. In service
against the Indians, i643-'44.
Deputy.
Bassett, Charles Franklin
Dimock, William De W.
Goodspeed, Benj. F.
Hulbert, Henry C.
Leach, j. Granville
Waldo, Rhinelander

Eager, Abraham, 1670-1734, Marl
borough, Mass. In Howe's
garrison, Marlborough, 171 1.
Clark, Lot Curran
• Eager, Joseph P.
Fulton, William E.
Parker, George T.
Starkweather, Ralph E.
Wilder, Edward B.
Eager, Capt. Bezaleel, 1713-1787.
Capt, Westboro, Mass., Co.,
Alarum List, 1757. Seven
Years' War. Assembly, 1760-
'61.
Eager, Joseph P.
Fulton, William E.
Starkweather, Ralph E.
Eager, George,  i705-'o6. A
Military Officer of Anne Arun
del County, Md., 1696.
Howard, McHenry
Eager, Lieut. Nahum, 1739-1805.
On a Pay Roll endorsed, Bos
ton, 1763, under command of
Capt Jones. Lieut.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Eager, William (Ager, Agur),
 1690. Cambridge and
Marlborough, Mass. In Capt.
Thomas Prentiss' Co., "Mid
dlesex" Troopers, Mt. Hope
Campaign, and under Lieut.
Oakes, i675-'76.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Clark, Lot Curran
Eager, Joseph P.
Fulton, William E.

Parker, Geo. T.
Starkweather, Frank H.
Starkweather, Ralph E.
Wilder, Edw. B.
Eames, Capt. Anthony, circ.
I595"'96-i686, Hingham, Mass.
Deputy, i637-'38, '43. Capt. of
Hingham Military Co., 1644-
'45-
Ames, Adelbert
Andrew, Henry H.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Dorman, William B.
Smith, Chas. F.
Sprague, Frank W.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Eames, Capt. Henry, 169S-1771,
Framingham, Mass. Capt,
1757, French and Indian War.
Hills, John A.
Parker, Charles L.
Eames, John, 1642-1733. Water-
town and Framingham, Mass.
In King Philip's War, Mid
dlesex Troop, under Capt.
Thomas Prentice.
French, Leon L. L.
Eames, Mark,  . Deputy from
Marshfield to General Court,
Plymouth Colony, 1662-1676,
1678-1681. Ensign, Marsh
field Military Co., 1655 et
seq.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Eames, Robert,  1712. Served

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

under Henchman in King
Philip's War, 1676.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Eames, Thomas, 1618-1680, Fram
ingham, Mass. In Pequot War.
In King Philip's War.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Clarke, Geo. K.
Eames, Francis L.
French, Leon L. L.
Hill, Howard F.
Hills, John Albert
MacVeagh, Eames
Perry, Wm. Stevens
Stone, Charles W.
Earle, Edward, 1668-1714. Dep
uty, 1695. Commissioner of
Revenue, French and Indian
War, i702-'i3, Prov. N. J.
Earle, Ferdinand P.
Hance, Wm. W.
Earl (Earle), Capt. Ralph, 1600-
1678. Capt. Troop, Colony of
R. I., 1671.
Earle, Frank B.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Prime, Ralph E.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Studley, John E.
Tilley, R. Hammett
Watson, Wm. Henry
Wilbour, Joshua
Wood, Eric F.
Earle, Major Samuel, 1 692-1 770.
Burgess, Frederick Co., Va.,
1746. High Sheriff, 1752.
Major, Lord Fairfax Regt,
1748.
Byers, Anthony S.
Earle, Richard H.
Earle, William, 1640-1715. Mem
ber General Assembly, R. I.,
I704-'o6.
Collins, Henry H., Jr.
Eastman, Capt. Ebenezer, 16S9-
1748, Concord, N. H. When
nineteen, in Expedition against
Port Royal. At twenty-one,
commanded a Co. of Infantry
under Admiral Walker. Com
mander of a Co. at Louisburg,
1745. First settler of Concord,
N. H. His house was a gar
rison, 1746.
Carter, John W. D.

Eastman, Edson C.
Eastman, Samuel C.
Edgell, George S.
Rollins, Edw. Warren
Rollins, Frank W.
Staniels, Chas. Eastman
Walker, Geo. L.
Walker, Stoughton
Eastman, Sergt. Moses. Sergt,
Capt Jacob Eastman's Co.,
Col. Blanchard's Regt, Expe
dition against Crown Point,
1755-
Carter, John W. D.
Eastman, Capt. Joseph. Crown
Point Expedition, 1755.
Walker, Geo. L.
Eastman, Philip, 1644-1714. In
Capt. Benj. Lovett's Co, King
Philip's War.
Cadle, Cornelius
Carter, John W. D.
Clark, Byron N.
Morehouse, Max
Preston, Howard W.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Eastman, Lieut. Philip, Jr., 1682
 . Lieut, Train Band, Ash-
ford, Conn., 1733. Representa
tive from Ashford for several
years.
Clark, Byron N.
Preston, Howard W.
Easton, Gov. John, 1624-1705.
Gov. R. I., 1690, et seq. Dep.-
Gov., i(>74-'76. Att-Gen ,
1656, et seq. Att-Gen. of
Portsmouth and Newport,
T653-'54. Deputy, 1665, et seq.
Commissioner, 1654, et seq.
Easton, Frederick Williard
Easton, Nicholas Howard
Easton, Robt. Barker
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Tilley, R. Hammett
Woodward, William
Easton, Joseph, 1742-1824. Soldier
from Suffield and Windsor,
Conn., in Regt. of Gen. Lyman,
at Montreal, Sept., 1760.
Gamble, Joseph
Easton, Sergt. Joseph,  1688,
Hartford, Conn. Sergt. in
Train Band.
Booth, Charles E.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Easton, Gov. Nicholas, 1593-1675.
Pres. of R. I., 1650. Dep.-
Gov., 1666. Gov., i672-'73-'74.
Governor's Assistant, 1640.
Deputy, i665-'66.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Easton, Frederick Willard
Easton, Nicholas Howard
Hazard, Thomas G., Jr.
Ingersoll, Colin M.
Jones, Edward C.
Jones, Philip Ingraham
Jones, Wm. Worthey
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Nichols, Thos. Buffum
Pell, Howland
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Tilley, R. Hammett
Williams, Norman A.
Easton, Peter, 1622-1694. Deputy,
1666 - '71 - '77. Commissioner,
i66o-'6i. Assistant, 1667.
General Treasurer, i672-'77.
Attorney-General, i674-*76.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Tilley, R. Hammett
Williams, Norman A.
Woodward, Wm.
Eastow, William,  1665. Rep
resentative, Mass., i644-'48-
'49-
Clarke, George K.
Collins, Loren W.
Mahin, Frank C.
Moulton, John H.
Eaton, Francis,  1633. Mem
ber of first Military Co., Ply
mouth.
Haven, Wm.
Viale, Joel F.
Eaton, John, 1636-1694, Dedham,
Mass. A soldier in King
Philip's War under Lieut Wm.
Hasey.
Westfall, John H.
Eaton, Hon. John, 1689 - 1750,
Monmouth Co., N. J. Repre
sentative, i727-'50. Trustee
from Province, 1740, West
Indian Expedition. Paymas
ter, Expedition to Canada,
1746.
Burroughs, William B.

Eaton, Theodore H.
Eaton, Corp. Jonas, 1 680-1720,
Framingham, Mass. Corp.,
Co. Troopers, Capt. Isaac
Clark, 1715.
Eaton, Joseph G.
Rowe, Charles E.
Eaton, Joshua, 1653-1717, Read
ing, Mass. Deputy from
Reading.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Eaton, Corp. Noah, 1708-1791,
Framingham, Mass. In Capt.
Josiah Brown's Troop. In
service at Post No. 4, Charles
town, N. H., King George's
War, 1746. Corp., Capt. Jere
miah Belknap's Co., French
and Indian War, 1757.
Parker, Charles L.
Parker, C. Wallingford
Parker, Herman
Eaton, Gov. Theophilus, 1590-
1657. Gov., New Haven Col
ony, 1 639-1 657.
Bishop, Louis B.
Bishop, Timothy H.
De Forest, Louis Effingham
Dyer, Leonard H.
Fitch, Edward S.
Hill, Edwin A.
Kissam, Henry S.
Macfarlane, George S.
Metcalf, Bryce
Metcalf, James B.
Miller, John Post
Norton, John G.
Penhallow, Chas. S.
Pennell, Henry B.
Pond, Charles H.
Pond, Nathan G.
Pond, Nicholas M.
Pond, Winthrop
Sherman, Roger
Wilcox, Reynold W.
Eaton, Thomas, 1660-1697. Served
under Capt. Poole in King
Philip's War. Killed by In
dians.
Geer, Walter
Eaton, Col. William. Granville
Co. Militia. Member Colonial
Assembly, 1746, et seq.
Daves, John Collins
Houston, Allen Polk

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Eddy, Barnard, ist, 1729-1777,
Providence, R. I. Soldier in
French and Indian War.
Calder, Richard Lewis
Eddy, John, 1637-1715. Member
of Military Co. at Great
Harbor, Martha's Vineyard,
1662.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Chas. Lathrop
Eddy, Capt. Jonathan. Col.
Winslow's Regt, Nova Scotia,
1755. Lieut, under Capt.
Bailey, Fort William Henry
and Crown Point. Enlisted a
Troop, Expedition to Canada,
1758, under Col. Doty, sta
tioned at Fort Cumberland.
Col. Joseph Fry's Regt, 1759.
Representative from Sharon,
Mass.
Avery, John H.
Edenden, Edmund,  , Scituate
and Boston. Deputy from
Scituate, i64i-'43. Member
Scituate Co., 1643.
Clarke, George K.
Favor, Otis S.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Wolcott, Roger
Wyman, Walter C.
Edgerly, David, 1741-1785. Brent
wood, N. H. French and
Indian War. Member Capt.
Alexander Todd's Co., 1758,
and Capt. Tilton's, 1760.
Edgerley, Edwin L.
Edgerton, Lieut. John, 1690 — -,
Norwich, Conn. Ens. Train
Band, 1724. Lieut, 1725.
Whitney, Harry E.
Elder, Col.- John, 1706-1792. Col.
Penn. Militia, 1763.
Reily, George W.
Elderkin, Col. Jedediah, 1701-
1794. Ens., ist Co., 5th Regt,
Conn. Militia, 1754. Major,
1759. Lieut-Col., 1774. Dep
uty from Windham, 1765.
Campbell, Wm. A.
Elderkin, William A.
Edloe, Matthew,  1637. Bur
gess for the College, Va., 1629.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Edloe, Lieut.-Col. Mathew,

1670. Burgess (as Captain),
James City Co., Va., 1658.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Edmans, David, 1712  ,
Charlestown, Mass. Sentinel,
Thomas Jenner's Co., 1748.
Winship, William H.
Edmonds, Capt. Andrew, 1639-
1695. In King Philip's War.
Brown, Henry M.
Edmonds, John,  1702. Served
under Capt. Prentice in Narra
gansett Campaign, i675-'76, as
Trooper under Capt Curwin.
Cowee, James C.
Edmonds, Capt. William, 1734-
18 16. Capt. of Co. for Fau
quier C'ty, Va., in French and
Indian War, 1761.
Horner, Alfred B.
Payne, George H.
Payne, George H., Jr.
Edmonstone, Capt. Archibald,
1667-1734. Capt. under Col.
Ninian Beall and Maj. Sam
uel Magruder, of Md.
Knight, William W.
Edmonstone, Capt. James, 1701-
1753. Capt of Militia, Colony
of Md.
Knight, William W.
Edsall, Samuel, 1630-1706. Eso
pus War, 1663. Member Gov.
Carteret's Council, Prov. East
Jersey, 1668, et seq. Indian
Interpreter, New Castle, on
Delaware, i675-'76. Council
lor under Leisler, Prov. N. Y.,
i689-'9i.
Barry, Herbert
Burroughs, Wm. B.
Eaton, Theodore H.
Edsall, Thomas H.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Edson, Samuel, 1612-1692, Bridge-
water, Plymouth Colony. Mem
ber Council of War, i666-'76.
Deputy, 1676. In King Philip's
War.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert

161

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Barbour, Wm. W.
Cutler, Edward H.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Rogers, Allen
Tyler, Edward R.
Edwards, Alexander,  1690.
Had a Garrison House at
Northampton, 1690.
Fulton, Wm. Edwards
Edwards, Capt. James,  . Capt.
of a Co. of Kent County, 1748,
in Pa. Served under Gen.
Braddock.
Cranmer, George T.
Edwards, Captain John,  1780.
In 1748 he was a Captain in
a New Castle County, Penn.,
Regiment.
Lamb, Stacy Baldwin
Edwards, Richard, Hartford, Conn.
Deputy, 1669-73.
Isham, Norman M.
Walker, Stoughton
Edwards, Rev. Timothy, 1669-1758.
Chaplain, Colonial Forces,
Conn., Expedition to Canada,
1711.
Dwight, Arthur S.
Edwards, Pierrepont
Nichols, Mongin B.
Stringer, Geo. A.
Tyler, Augustus C.
Tyler, Harry B.
Tyler, Sidney F.
Edwards, William,  . Trooper
under command of Major John
Mason, 1657.
Walker, Stoughton
Eells, Major Samuel, 1639-1709,
Milford, Conn. Sergt., 1669.
Lieut, 1676. Commanded
Garrison at Dartmouth, Mass.,
King Philip's War. Deputy,
Milford, 1678, et seq. Capt,
1683. Commissioner, i683-'87.
Representative, Hingham,
Mass., i705-'o6. Major.
Dix, William F.
Eells, James
Eells, Samuel
Goodwin, Francis
Goodwin, James J.
Greene, Edward Nelson
Haskell, Frank W.
White, William H.

Eells, Col. Samuel, 1666-1753,
Milford, Conn. Capt, 1699.
Major, New Haven Co., 1709.
Col. 2d Regt, 1739. Deputy
i704-'o6. Speaker, i7o6-'o8.
Assistant, i709-'39.
Goodwin, Francis
Goodwin, James J.
Greene, Edward N.
Egleston, James, 1620-1679. In
Pequot War, 1637.
Egleston, Thomas
Gary, Elbert H.
Tyler, James Jay
Egleston, Joseph, 1700 - 1774.
Marched under Major John
Ashley to relief Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Egleston, Thomas
Egleston, Seth, 1731-1772. Marched
to relief Fort William
Henry.
Egleston, Thomas
Eldredge, Ensign Elisha, 1690-
1754. Ensign in Colonial
Wars.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Eldredge, Jehosaphat, 1655 " '732.
Soldier in King Philip's War.
Kingsbury, George N.
Eldridge, Capt. John, 1672-1741.
Lieut, 1725. Captain of 3d
Company, North Kingstown,
R. I., 1726, '30, '31, '32, '33,
'34, '35 and |36.
Eldridge, William Henry
Eldridge, Sergt. Samuel, 1620-
1697. Member of the A. & H.
A. Co., Cambridge, Mass.,
1 641.
Eldridge, William Henry
Eldridge, Lieut. Thomas, 1648-
1726. Deputy for Kingstown,
General Assembly, May,
i7°4-
Eldridge, William Henry
Eliot, Lieut. Andrew, 1627-1704,
Beverly, Mass. Deputy. In
Expedition against Canada.
Comstock, Wm. O.
Storer, John H.
Eliot, Hon. John, 1667 - 1715.
Member Committee of War,
Hartford, 1708. Deputy, 1696-
'97-1701. Speaker, 1702.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Bowen, Clarence W.
Ormsbee, Herman
Eliot, Col. Philip, 1602-1657, Rox
bury, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1638. Colonel, Mass. Militia.
Deputy, i654-'57. Commis
sioner for Roxbury.
Adams, Herbert L.
Dutcher, Frank J.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Holden, Edward Singleton
Payson, Albert H.
Preston, Deming H.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Swan, Reuben S.
Talbot, Joel F.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Eliot, Robert, 1640-1720, New
castle, N. H. Member Gov.
Cranfield's Council, i682-'86,
and Gov. Allen's, 1692, et seq.
Member, from Scarborough, of
last Assembly of Me., 1685.
Gerrish, William L.
Hill, John Fremont
Leighton, Geo. E.
Morrell, George C.
Eliot, William, 1655-1721, Bev
erly, Mass. Under Capt.
Turner, King Philip's War.
Eliot, Walter G.
Elkins, Gershom, 1641 - 1718,
Hampton, N. H. Representa
tive, General Assembly, 1703.
Brown, David H.
Elkins, Jonathan, Sr., 16 69- 1746,
Hampton, N. H. In Capt.
James Davis' Co., and Lieut.
Joseph Swett's Co., Queen
Anne's War, 1707.
Brown, David H.
Elkins, Jonatha'n, Jr., 1704 —
Hampton, N. H. In Capt
Joseph Eastman's Co., Col
Joseph Blanchard's Regt.
Crown Point Expedition, 1755
Brown, David H.
Ellenwood, Ralph, 1657  . In
Narragansett War, and re
ceived grant of land at Am
herst, N. H., for his services.
Favor, Otis S.
Ellery, Hon. Benjamin, 1669-

1746. Deputy from Newport.
to General Court, i7n-'37.
Assistant, 1722, '38, '40.
Speaker, Judge, Commissioner.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Ellery, William, 1643-1696, Glou
cester, Mass. Deputy, 1689.
Austin, Amory
Ellery, Dep.-Gov. Wm., 1701-1764.
Dep.-Gov., 1748 and 1749.
Assistant, 1742 - '43 - '44 - '45.
Judge of the County Court
Jeffries, John T. L.
Elliot, Ensign Asa, 1727-1768.
Against French and Indians.
Ens. ist Co., 4th Regt, Conn.
Troops, 1756.
Elliot, Daniel G
Elliot, Richard M.
Elliot, Henry. In King Philip's
War.
Elliot, Daniel G.
Elliot, Richard M.
Merritt, Douglas
Elliot, Robert, 1640- 1720, New
Castle, N. H. Member Gov.
Cranfield's Council, i682-'86,
and Gov. Allen's, 1692, et seq.
Member from Scarborough, of
last Assembly of Maine, 1685.
Butters, George
Butters, William
Frisbee, Ivory F.
Frisbie, Franklin S.
Gerrish, Frederic H.
Hill, John F.
Leighton, Geo. Eliot
Ellis, Abner, 1732-178 i, Dedham,
Mass. Representative, 1771-
'77, inclusive, i78o-'8i.
Ellis, Charles
Ellis, Bastian,  1763. Soldier
in Capt. Augustus Graham's
North Company, Richmond
County, N. Y., Militia in 171 5.
Morrison, Geo. A., Jr.
Ellis, Capt. Charles, 1719-1759,
Albemarle Co., Va. In service
on Frontier, i755-'56.
Smith, William D. G.
Tapscott, John S.
Ellis, Lieut. John,  1677,
Sandwich, Plymouth Colony.
In Colony Militia, King Philip's
War,  .

163

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

• Parker, Frederic W.
Pike, Chas. E.
Ellis, John, 1646-1716, Medfield
and Medway, Mass. In King
Philip's War at Garrison at
Mendon, 1675; and Wren-
tham, i675-'76.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Stone, William E.
Ellis, Joseph, 1696-1783, Dedham,
Mass. Representative, 1730-
'34, '41, '5i, '58, '59-
Ellis, Charles
Ellis, Lieutenant Richard, 
1694, Dedham, Mass. Deputy,
i692-'93. Ensign, i686-'92.
Lieutenant of the Dedham
Company, 1694.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Daniels, Richard H.
Morse, W. Samuel
Richardson, Wm. E.
Ware, Horace E.
Ware, Moses E.
Ellis, Rowland,  1738, Bur
lington, N. J. Naval Officer
for Western N. J., 173 1. Clerk
in Chancery, 1733.
Hudnut, Alexander Malieu
Williams, Thomas Wright
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Ellison, Col. Thomas, 1701-1779.
French and Indian War.
Marched his regiment from
Ulster Co. to relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757.
Morton, Frederick N.
Ellsworth, Capt. David, 1709-
1782. Siege of Louisburg,
1745-
Taintor, George E.
Ellsworth, Lieut. John, 1671-1720,
Conn. Lieut, 1713.
Cox, John L.
Ellsworth, Capt. John, 1697-1784.
Colonial Forces, Conn. Ens.,
French and Indian War, 1756.
Stringer, George A.
Ellsworth (Ellswerth), Capt.
Jonathan, 1669-1747, Conn.
Lieut, and Capt. in Queen
Anne's War and Indian Wars,
I702-'24-
Chapman, Edwin L.
Elmendorf, Maj. Coenradt, 1669-

1738. Ulster Co. Militia.
Commissioned Capt, by Earl
of Bellomont, 1700. Major,
1738.
Elmendorf, John Barker
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Elmendorf, Petrus Edmundus,
171 5-1794. Member Foot Co.,
Kingston, N. Y., 1738.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Elmer, Edward, 1610-1676, Cam
bridge, Mass. Killed by In
dians, King Philip's War.
Booraem, Robt E.
Kelly, James H.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Picher, Oliver S.
Reynolds, James
Elstone, Peter, 1660-1746, Wood-
bridge, N. J. Soldier in 1715,
in Col. Thos. Farmer's 3d Co.,
N. J. Regt.
Libbey, Wm.
Elton, Anthony,  1686. One
of the Proprietors of West
New Jersey, i667-'86.
Sheib, Samuel H.
Elton, Ebenezer, 1712-1800. In a
Middletown Co. as Private,
campaigns of 1757 and 1758.
Hawkins, William Elton
Ely, Maj. Daniel, 1693-1776. En
sign, 1728. Lieut, 1733. Capt,
1738. Maj., Conn. Regt., 1739.
Parker, Charles Wolcott
Ely", Nathaniel, 1585-1676. Dep
uty, Conn., 1657.
Foote, John Corcker
Snow, Edgar Morton
Ely, Capt. Richard, 3d, 1697-1777.
Ens., 1723. Lieut, 1728. Capt,
1733. Colony of Conn.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Moran, Charles
Spencer, Selden P.
Ely, Richard, 2d  , Lyme, Conn.
Deputy, 1719, et seq.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Ely, Capt. William, 1647-1717.
Capt, 1697. Member of Gov
ernor's Council, i703-'o5-'o8.
Parker, Charles W.
Sill, Howard
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Ely, Capt. William. Ens., 3d Co.,

164

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Lyme, Conn., 1738. Lieut,
1740. Capt, 1745. Louisburg
Expedition.
Ely, Smith
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.
Waite, Horace F.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Emerson, Rev. Daniel, 1716-1801.
Chaplain, Col. Joseph Blanch-
ard's Regt, Crown Point,
1755. In Col. John Hart's
Portsmouth Regt, Expedition
to Louisburg, 1758.
Rockwood, Charles G, Jr.
Emerson, Peter, 1726-1821, Read
ing, Mass. Trooper under
Capt. Jonathan Eaton for re
lief of Fort William Henry,
1757-
Emerson, Clifford Coburn
Emley, John, 1691-1761. Member
of Provincial Assembly of New
Jersey, 1738, '46, '51.
Moses, Walter
Emley, William, 1648-1704, The
Falls, N. J. Member of Gov.'s
Council, i684-'85; Member of
Assembly of West Jersey, 1682-
'85; Justice; Assessor; Mem
ber of Comm. for disposing of
Bills and Charters; Commis
sioner, 1677.
Moses, Walter
Rand, Edwin Watson
Emery, Anthony. Kittery, Me.,
and Portsmouth, N. H. Dep
uty, Mass. General Court,
1672.
Bacon, Horace S.
Bowen, Hosea Emery
Fall, Charles G.
Fall, George H.
Knox, William S.
Libby, Charles T.
Lord, Calvin
Emery, Anthony, 1713-1781. Sur
geon, Louisburg Expedition,
1745, and in Col. Blanchard's
N. H. Regt, Crown Point,
'755-
Adams, Geo. Huntington
Knox, William S.
Peirce, Jonathan F.

Emery, James, 1630-1714, Kittery,
Me. Deputy, Mass., i693-*95.
Bowen, George Henry
Bowen, Hosea Emery
Emery, Ralph
Fall, Charles G.
Fall, George H.
Knox, William S.
Libby, Charles T.
Lord, Calvin
Emery, Sergt. John, 1629-1693,
Newbury, Mass. Under Major
Samuel Appleton, in Great
Swamp Fight.
Bailey, Edward P.
Cook, Joshua O.
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Noyes, Edward D.
Richardson, Wm. S.
Smith, Walter C.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Emery, Jonathan, 1652 - 1723.
Served under Major Samuel
Appleton in Great Swamp
Fight.
Emery, Brainerd P.
Emery, Rufus
Greve, Charles T.
Emery, Corp. Obed, 1718-1803,
Biddeford, Me. Corp. in
Alarm List of Capt. Thomas
Bradbury's Biddeford Co.,
1758.
Bacon, Horace S.
Emery, Col. Stephen, 1710-1795.
Ens., 1746. Capt, 1757. Col.
of Regt, Mass. Militia, 1767.
Col., 2d Regt, Newbury and
Rowley, 1771.
Briggs, Frank O.
Emery, Brainerd P.
Emery, Rufus
Endicott, Gilbert, 1658 - 1716,
Stoughton, Mass. In Capt.
Samuel Mosely's Co., at Sud
bury, and in Capt John
Jacob's Co., at Medfield, 1676,
King Philip's War. In Indian
troubles at Wells, i677-'92.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Endicott, Gov. John, 1 588-1665,
Salem, Mass. Gov. Mass. Bay

165

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Colony, 1629, et seq. Deputy -
Gov., 1 641, et seq. Pres. of
United Colonies, 1658. Col.
Third Regt. Mass. Militia,
Pequot War, 1636. Gen. in
command of Block Island Ex
pedition, 1636. Maj.-Gen.,
1 645 -'49.
Chase, Geo. Thorndike
Endicott, Robert
Endicott, William C.
Harlow, Arthur F.
Newhall, James S.
Patch, Chas. Endicott
Putnam, George J.
Todd, William C.
Endicott, Ens. Zerubbabel, 1635-
1684, Salem, Mass. Ens. of
Salem Foot Company.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Putnam, George J.
English, Sergt. Wm.,  1682,
Boston. Rep. from Hampton,
i646-'47. Deputy from Boston,
1652. Sergeant of Militia,
1644.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Eno, David, Simsbury, Conn. Served
under Capt. Preston, and was
killed, 1745.
Case, John E.
Eno, James, 2d, 1651-1714, Wind
sor, Conn. Soldier in King
Philip's War. In Swamp Fight.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Case, John E.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Jacobs, Lawrence M.
Parker, George T.
Eno, Lieut. Wm., 1684 -1763.
Lieut, Simsbury, Conn., Train
Band, 1726.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Ensign, Capt. John,  1676,
Scituate, Mass. Capt. of Train
Band, i672-'73. Killed at
Pawtucket Fight
Howard, Harry S.
Ensign, Capt. John,  , Hart
ford and Canaan, Conn. Capt,
Canaan Train Band, 1772.
Deputy, i772-'73.
Phillips, George M.
Epes, Capt. Daniel, 1624 -1693,
Ipswich, Mass. Capt. of 2d

Foot Co. at Ipswich, 1683.
Deputy, i682-'86, '89-'90.
Brown, Daniel A.
Epes, Daniel, 1710-1773, Danvers,
Mass. Representative, 1754-
'57, '66-'67_.
Brown, Daniel A.
Erving, Col. John, 1693-1786. As
sistant, Mass. Bay Colony.
Col., Boston Regt.
Erving, William Van R.
Erving, Col. John, Jr., 1727-18 16.
Col. Boston Regt.
Erving, William Van R.
Estabrook, Capt. Joseph, 1669-
1733, Lexington, Mass. Capt.,
i723-'25- Representative, 1723-
'25.
Estabrook, Fred W.
Eustis, Capt. Benjamin, 1720-
1804. Sergeant of the Artillery
Co., 1768; 1785, he is called
Captain in the town records.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Evans, Col. Evan, 1732 - 1794.
Member Penn. Co. Associa
tion, and Committee of Ob
servation for Chester Co.,
1774-
Huidekoper, F. Wolters
Evans, Hugh, 1 682-1 772. Member
Penn. Provincial Assembly,
i722-'46-'54.
Wister, Rodman
Evans, John, 1700-1738. Member
of Penn. Assembly, i734-'37-
Huidekoper, Frederic W.
Evans, Lieut. John, 1738-1834.
Dunmore's War, Va. Cam
paign, 1774.
Dent, Alfred B.
Evans, Dudley
Evans, Richard, 1639 - 1725. In
King Philip's War, with Capt.
Wadsworth in Sudbury Fight.
On the Expedition to West
ward with Capt. Turner. On
Expedition to Canada, 1690,
with Captain Withington.
Cadle, Cornelius
Guilford, Wm. W.
Everden, Anthony,  , Provi
dence, R. I. Deputy, 1667-
'68, '7i-'73.
Cutler, Edward H.

166

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Everett, Capt. John, 1636-1714,
Dedham, Mass. Commanded
a Co. sent to assist New
Hampshire Colony against the
Indians stationed at Exeter
and Portsmouth, N. H., 1695.
Ordered to Maine, 1696.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Farr, Marvin A.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Evertsen, Nicholas, 1657 -1723,
N. Y. Capt. of N. Y. Troops
in an Expedition against a
French privateer in 1704.
Reichner, Aiken
Evetts, Adjt. James. Adjutant of
Foot under command of Maj.
Henry Cuyler in the City and
County of New York, Canada
Expedition, 1690.
Haines, John P.
Ewell, Henry, Scituate, Mass.,
 1681. In Pequot War.
Bryant, Percy
Chapman, Joseph W.

Ewen, Major Richard,  1660.
One of the commissioners to
govern Md. under Cromwell.
Member of Assembly and
Speaker, 1657. Member House
of Burgesses, i659-'6o. Capt,
1655. Maj., 1658.
Boogher, Frank
Boogher, Howard M.
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Carleton, Murray
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, William F.
Sharp, George M.
Eyre, Hon. John, 1654-1700. A. &
H. A. Co. Council of Safety,
1689. Representative from
Boston, 1693, *96-'98-'99.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Wood, Alfred T.
Eyre, Simon, 1587-1658. Deputy
from Watertown to Mass. Gen.
Court, 1641.
Jeffries, John T. L.

Fairbanks, George,  1682,
Sherborn, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1644.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Freeman, Otis Mason
Frost, Walter C.
Holbrook, Levi
Fairbanks, Capt. Jabez, 1670-
1758. In Lancaster Garrison,
1704. Commander of Garri
son, 1711; in Acadian Expe
ditions, i707-'io, and Love-
well's (Father Rasle's) War,
i722-'26. Lieut, 1723. Com
manded a company, 1724.
Deputy, 1714, et seq.
Burrage, Henry S.
Fairbanks, Warren Chas.
Houghton, William A.
Keogh, Chester Henry
Keogh, James Benj.
White, John B.
Fairbanks, Moses, 1740  , Ded
ham, Mass. In French and

Indian War against Crown
Point, and invasion of Canada,
i759-'6o.
Brown, Charles A.
Fairchild, Thomas,  1670,
Stratford, Conn. Representa
tive, i659-'6o. In 1654, ap
pointed by the General Court
to press men to fill the quota
for Narragansett Expedition.
Abbott, Everton J.
Doughty, Francis E.
Harral, George
Kissam, Henry S.
Moseley, John G.
Peet, Emerson W.
Terry, John Taylor
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Fairfield, Walter, 1632 -1723.
Rep. from Wenham to the Gen.
Court of Mass.
Benton, Arthur B.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Fales, Capt. Eliphalet, 1717-1781,

167

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Dedham, Mass. Capt in Ex
pedition against Crown Point,
!755-'56.
Mason, Charles F.
Falls, Alexander. In Foot Co.
of Militia of the Precinct of
Highland under Capt. Thos.
Ellison, against Iroquois, 1738.
Falls, De Witt C.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Fanning, Edmond,  1683,
Stonington, Conn. In King
Philip's War.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Fanning, Capt. James, 1695-1779.
Capt, Expedition against Can
ada, 1746.
White, Edward L.
Fanning, Capt. John, 1657-1739,
Groton, Conn. Volunteer in
Narragansett War, and grant
ed land for his service. Lieut.
and Capt of Groton Co.
Breed, Charles N.
Fanning, Thomas, 1655 1704.
Served in Narragansett War,
1675.
White, Edward L.
Farmar, Edward, 1672-1745. Mem
ber of (Penn.) Assembly 1710,
'ii, '13, '18, '24, '25, '28,
'3i-
Robeson, Andrew
Farmen, Thomas, 1 683-1 767. In
French and Indian War under
Capt. Blanchard.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Farmer, Edward, 1640-1727. Sol
dier against Weymesit Indians.
House used as garrison, Bil
lerica, i675-*76.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Sherman, Roger
Farmer, Major Robert, 1720-1779.
Capt, 1740, 19th Regt. of
Foot, Prov. of East Jersey.
Major, 34th Foot, Cumberland
Regt
Brooke, George, Jr.
Farnam, Corp. Eliab, 1731-1806,
Windham, Conn. Corp. in

Capt. Samuel Dimock's Co.,
Expedition to Crown Point,
1755-
Farnam, Charles H.
Farnam, Henry W.
Farnham, Lieut. - Col. Daniel,
1719-1776. In French and In
dian War from Essex County.
Was Lieut.-Col. in Col. Jona
than Bagley's Regt, 1769.
Caldwell, Samuel Le N.
Farnham, Henry,  1700, Bos
ton, Mass., and Killingsworth,
Conn. Deputy, Conn., 1670.
A. & H. A. Co., 1644.
Farnham, Elijah T.
Wickwire, Arthur Manley
Farnsworth, Lieut. David, 1711
 , of Charlestown and
Hollis, N. H. Taken prisoner
by French and Indians, 1757,
and carried to Canada.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Farnsworth, John, 1651 - 1729.
Headed a Company of ten
men under Capt Parker in
defense of his part of the
town of Groton against In
dians. Deputy to Gen. Court,
i709-'i2-'i3, etc.
Adams, Herbert L.
Farnsworth, Matthias, 1612-1689,
Groton and Lynn, Mass. Served
in 1675 with Major Willard.
Adams, Herbert L.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Farr, Marvin A.
Langworthy, Charles F.
Paine, Waldo G.
Stone, Charles W.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Vandercook, John D.
Farnsworth, Samuel, 1669-1727,
Groton and Lunenburg, Mass.
In Groton Garrison, 1691.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Farnsworth, Stephen, 1715-1771,
Charlestown, N. H. Cap
tured by Indians, 1746, and
taken to Montreal. One of
Capt. Stevens' Co., for the
defence of "No. 4," 1750.
Guilford, Nathan
Vandercook, John D.
Farnsworth, William, 1714-1745.

168

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Pepperill, Mass. A Volunteer
in the Expedition sent by Co
lonial authorities against the
French in Louisburg, 1745.
Lost his life there (Nova
Scotia).
Wight, Ambrose S.
Farnum, Capt. John, 1711-1786,
Andover, Mass. Trumpeter in
Capt. Richard Kimball's Troop,
1725. Lieut in 3d Co. of
Andover. Capt. in Lieut-Col.
Osgood's Regt, which marched
to relief of Fort William
Henry.
Frye, Jed
Farr, Lieut. Jonathan, 1751-1800,
Hardwick. Relief of Fort
William Henry.
Farr, William M.
Farr, Stephen, Concord, Mass.
In King Philip's War, Capt.
Davenport's Co.
Farr, Marvin A.
Farr, Merton E.
Farrar, Jacob, 1642-1675. Soldier
in King Philip's War. Killed
in Monaco's raid upon Lan
caster.
Farrar, George D.
Fisher, Albert J.
Morse, Willard S.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Farrar, Thomas,  1694. Sol
dier from Lynn in King
Philip's War, 1676.
Libbey, Wm.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Farrar, William, Sr.,  1637.
Member of Va. Council, 1623-
'33-.
McGuire, James C.
Farrar, William, Jr.,  1677.
Burgess for Henries, Va., 1659-
'60; i66o-'76.
McGuire, James C.
Farrington, Edmund, 1588-1670.
Lynn, Mass. Member of the
Train Band, 1646, discharged
in 1648.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Farrington, Matthew, 1623-1700-
'01. Member and Clerk of
Train Band at Lynn.
Tudbury, Warren C.

Farrington, Nathaniel, 1656  ,
Dedham, Mass. In Capt. John
Jacob's Co., Hingham.
Hall, Lewis C.
Farwell, Ens. Joseph, 1642-1722,
Chelmsford, Mass. Ens. in
Military Co., Chelmsford,
i667-'95.
Farwell, John W.
Farwell, Walter
Ferris, Hiram B.
Parker, Moses G.
Reade, Philip
Fassett, Capt. John, 1720-1794.
ist Military Co., Bennington,
Vt, 1764.
Hayes, John
Fassett, Josiah, 1674  . Under
Col. John Lane, relief of
Dunstable, 1706.
Hayes, John
Fauntleroy, Col. Moore, 1616-
1665. Col. of Va. Militia,
1656. Burgess Upper Norfolk,
Va., 1644- '47; for Lancaster,
1653 ; for Old Rappahannock,
1656, '58-'59.
Nicholson, John R.
Fawcett, Walter,  1705, Ches
ter, Pa. Representative, 1695.
Lea, James H.
Faxon, Thomas, 1601-1680, Ded
ham and Braintree, Mass.
Deputy from Braintree,
1660.
Adams, John Q.
Clark, Kenneth
Green, John W.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Wade, John P.
Weld, George F.
Fay, John, 1648-1690, Marlbor
ough, Mass. In Marlborough
garrison, King Philip's
War.
Converse, Charles A.
Fay, Francis B.
Lester, Maxwell
Robinson, Lewis A.
Secor, Horace, Jr.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Fay, John, 1669-1747. In Expedi
tion to Canada, 1690.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Fay, Capt. Stephen, 1715-1781,

169

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hardwick, Mass., and Ben
nington, Vt. Capt. of Militia
at Bennington.
Robinson, Lewis A.
Fayerweather, Cornet Benjamin,
1670-1725. Cornet Fairfield
Co. Troop.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Feake, Lieut. Robert, 1610-1663.
Lieut, Capt. Patrick's Co.,
Colonial Forces, i632-'36. Gen
eral Court, Col. of Mass. Bay,
i635-'36.
Ahles, Robt. Lawrence
Barlow, Peter T.
Barrowe, Samuel
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Carpenter, Charles W., Jr. •
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
De Forest, Louis Effingham
Du Val, Clive L.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Field, Thaddeus C.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Morton, Thomas G.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Schieffelin, Eugene
Schieffelin, George R.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Scott, John F.
Scott, William S.
Spies, Francis F.
Sutton, Asahel
Suydam, Walter L.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Thomas, Lawrence B.
Thomas, Robt. McK.
Tiffany, George
Tredwell, Henry Hewlett
Underhill, Edgar
Underhill, Frederic Edgar
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Wing, John D.
Wing, John M.
Wing, Louis S.
Wood, Arthur Heulings
Felch, Sergt. Henry, Jr., 1610-
1699, Gloucester and Reading,
Mass. Selectman, i647-'48, '51,
'81. Surveyor of Highways,
1648.
Marble, John Emerson
Pettingell, Frank Hervey
Fellowes, Capt. Isaac, 1635-1721.

A soldier in King Philip's
War. "
Green, John W.
Fellows, Ephraim, 1639  .
Under Capt. Nicholas Page,
Mass. Forces, Great Swamp
Fight.
Burt, Charles W.
Haynes, John R.
Fellows, Capt. John, 1733-1808.
Capt, Berkshire Militia, 1760.
French and Indian War.
Jenkins, Edm. F.
Fellows, Capt. Jonathan, 1707-
1759. Captain of a Company
against the Indians, 1755.
Captain at Crown Point under
Col. Plaisted.
Green, John Wm.
Felton, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1615-
1705, Salem, Mass. Ens. and
Lieut, in Foot. Co.
Felton, Samuel M.
Newhall, James S.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Putnam, George J.
Fenn, Dep.-Gov. Benjamin, 
1672, Milford, Conn. Govern
or's Assistant, 1654- '65 - '72.
Col. of Militia.
Ford, George H.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pond, Charles H.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Sanford, George B.
Fenner, Capt. Arthur, 1622-1703,
Providence, R. I. Commis
sioner for United Colonies,
1653, et seq. Assistant, 1657-
'90. Deputy, 1664-1700. Com
mander Providence Forces,
King Philip's War.
Allen, Crawford C.
Brown, Harold
Brown, John N.
Fenner, Charles P.
Lee, Hillyard C.
Lee, Julian H.
Lewis, Arnold A.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Parkhurst, Charles D.
Power, Charles Mel.
Power, George C.
Preston, Howard W.
Rhodes, William C.

170

Index of ancestors

Robeson, Andrew
Wheaton, Frank
Fenner, Capt. Arthur, 1740-1827.
Ens., Col. Henry Babcock's
R. I. Regt, French and Indian
War, 1759. Capture of Que
bec.
Fenner, Charles P.
Rhodes, William C.
Fenner, Major Thomas, 1652-
1718. Soldier, King Philip's
War. Deputy, 1683, et seq.
Major of the Main, I7i2-'i3.
Lewis, Arnold A.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Wheaton, Frank
Fenwick, John, 1618 - 1683 - '84,
Salem, N. J. Proprietor of one
tenth West New Jersey. Mem
ber of Assembly, N. J., 1683.
Reichner, Aiken
Reichner, Louis Irving
Fenwick, Thomas, 1635 - 1708.
Provincial Councillor of Penn
sylvania, elected 1700.
Sellers, Edwin Jaquett
Ferguson, Ensign James, cir. 1725-
1771, Franklin Co., Pa. Ensign
of Capt. Joseph Armstrong's
Co., Rangers, on Frontiers of
Cumberland Co. in 1755, et
seq., French and Indian
Wars.
Arthurs, Edward F.
Fernald, Capt. John, 1698-1754,
Kittery, Me. Capt. of the
Abigail, Siege of Louisburg.
Fernald, Charles Augustus
Fernald, Dr. Renald,  1656.
Surgeon in John Mason's
Colony in N. H. Court Com
missioner at Portsmouth. Capt.
of a military Co. at Ports
mouth.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Hill, John F.
Libby, Charles T.
Morrell, George C.
Noyes, Edward D.
Verrill, Harry Mighels
Fernald, Lieut. William, 1646-
1728, Kittery. Lieut, in Capt.
Francis Hook's Co. in the

Lower Town of Kittery, Me.,
1686. Capt, 1686.
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Hill, John Fremont
Noyes, Edward D.
Ferrin, Lieut. Jonathan, 1695-
1770. With Capt. Lovewell
"when ten Indians were
killed," 1728. Lieut, on the
Cape Breton Expedition.
Ferrin, Frank M.
Field, Benjamin, 1663 1732,
Flushing, L. !. Member Capt.
Jonathan Wright's Co., 171 5.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Field, Thaddeus C.
Field, Capt. John, 1645 - 1698,
Bridgewater, Mass. Soldier
under Capt. Turner in the
Falls Fight.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Cutler, Edward H.
Field, John, Sr., 1648-1717, Hat
field. With Capt. Turner in
Falls Fight, 1676.
Snow, Edgar Morton.
Field, John,  1686, Providence,
R. I. Commissioner to Gen
eral Assembly, 1663. Deputy,
1677.
Bennett, Robert R.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Robeson, Andrew
Weld, George F.
Field, John, 1671,  , Bridge-
water, Mass. Representative,
I7i6-'i7-
Rogers, Allan
Field, Jonathan, 1697-1781, Sun
derland, Mass. Representa
tive, 1750.
Hubbard, Phineas
Field, Capt. Joseph, 1658 - 1736,
Hatfield and Deerfield, Mass.
Capt. in Indian Wars.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Hubbard, Phineas
White, William C.
Field, Capt. Moses, 1722 - 1815.
Soldier in the French and
Indian War at the Siege of
Louisburg, 1745.
Allen, Oliver F.
Field, Major Peter, 1647-1707,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Henrico and New Kent Co.,
Va. Justice of Henrico, 1678.
High Sheriff, 1682. Capt. and
Burgess, i692-'93- Major, 1705-
'07, et ante.
Cary, Wilson M.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Deen, William M.
McGuire, James C.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie.
Field, Robert, 1605-1673. On War
Committee of Eight appointed
by Gen. Assembly of R. I.,
1653, to initiate an offensive
and defensive war against the
Dutch in Conn.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Kissam, Henry S.
Sanger, William Cary, Jr.
Field, Segt. Samuel, 1651-1697.
In Falls Fight, King Philip's
War; killed by Indians.
Allen, Oliver F.
Field, Wm. Pierson
Foote, Horace A.
Hering, Oswald C.
Knapp, Henry E.
Merriman, Wm. B.
Schroeder, Henry
Wilder, Edward B.
Field, Samuel, 1696-1788, Flush
ing, L. I. In Capt. Jonathan
Wright's Co., 1715.
Field, Thaddeus C.
Field, Samuel, 1719-1789. Soldier
under Maj.-Gen. Winslow in
last French and Indian War,
1756.
Hering, Oswald C.
Field, Capt. Seth, 1712 - 1792,
Northfield, Mass. Under Capt
Kellogg, 1733. Capt. in Col.
Israel William's Regt, 1759,
French and Indian War.
Field, Frank H.
Knapp, Henry E.
Field, Thomas, 1648-1717, Provi
dence, R. I. Deputy, 1670, et
seq. Assistant, i673-'74.
Wood, Eric F.
Field, Zachariah, 1596-1666, Hart
ford, Conn., and Hatfield,
Mass. Soldier from Hartford
in Pequot War.
Allen, Oliver F.

Bardwell, Harry J.
Clark, Lot Curran
Field, Kirke H.
Field, Wm. Pierson
Hatch, Josiah O.
Hering, Oswald C.
Hubbard, Phineas
Knapp, Henry E.
Schroeder, Henry
Snow, Edgar Morton
Stockbridge, Henry
White, William C.
Wilcox, Reynold W.
Wilder, Edward B.
Field, Capt. Zechariah, 1685-1746,
Northfield, Mass. Sergt, Capt.
Kellogg's Co., Father Rasle's
War, 1725. Capt, 1743.
Field, Thos. G.
Foote, Horace A.
Hering, Oswald C.
Knapp, Henry E.
Schroeder, Henry
Wilcox, Reynold W.
Fifield,^ Benjamin, 1646 1706,
Hampton, N. H. In Queen
Anne's War.
Fifield, Benjamin F.
Fifield, Capt. Edward, 1678  .
Capt. of Militia at Ports
mouth, N. H., 1740.
Fifield, B. Frank
Moore, Howard P.
Fifield, William, 1615 - 1700,
Hampton, N. H. In King
Philip's War.
Fifield, Benjamin F.
Filer, Lieut. Walter,  1683,
Windsor, Conn. Lieut, in the
early forces of the Conn. Col
ony,  .
Ketchum, Charles J.
Filkin, Lieut.-Col. HenrY, 
1713. Lieut.-Col., Kings Co.
Militia, 1711.
Du Bois, Ernest Blois
Sands, B. Aymar
Smith, Philip H. W.
Fillebrown, Thomas,  1736,
Watertown, Mass. In King
Philip's War, from Medford,
1676.
Stone, Chas. W.
Filmer, Maj. Henry. Officer of
the British Army of Occupa-

172

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

tion; represented James City
County in the House of Bur
gesses, 1642.
Clay, Philip Tuggle
Finck, Ens. Andrew. In N. Y.
Militia under Sir William
Johnson at Fort William
Henry, i757-'63. Ens., 1758.
Finck, Leon C.
Finck, William M.
Finney, Robert, 1600-1688, Ply
mouth. Deputy, 1657, et seq.
Parker, Edward L.
Fish, Benjamin, 1697-1773, Ewing,
N. J. Soldier in the Co. of
Foot, under Capt James Dick
inson, Queens Co., N. Y.,
1715.
Chambers, Thomas S.
Fish, John,  1688. In Narra
gansett War, 1675, as volun
teer from Conn.
Fish, George F.
Fish, Capt. Samuel. In King
Philip's War.
Heilner, George C.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Fishbourne, William. Member of
Governor's Council, i723-'3i,
Penn. Mayor of Philadelphia.
Draper, T. Wain-Morgan
Fisher, Anthony, i 590-1 670, Ded
ham, Mass. Deputy, 1649. A.
& H. A. Co., 1644.
Adams, John Q.
Allen, Fred'k W.
Clark, Kenneth
Daniels, Richard H.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Guilford, Wm. W.
Holbrook, Levi
Richardson, Wm. E.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Stone, William E.
Wade, John P.
Fisher, Capt. Daniel, 1620-1683,
Dedham, Mass. Sergt., 1658.
Ens., 1660. Capt, 1673.
Allen, Fred'k W.
Allen, Geo. Fearing
Guilford, Wm. W.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Fisher, Daniel,  1707. Taun
ton Militia, Indian Wars.

Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Fisher, Capt. Daniel, 1649-1713.
Capt, Dedham, Mass., Co.,
1676.
Fisher, Harris B.
Fisher, Nathaniel C.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Fisher, Ebenezer, Jr., 1700-1780.
Wrentham, Mass. Lieut, and
Capt. in Mass. Regt. at Louis
burg, 1745.
Rogers, Edward Sidney
Fisher, Edward,  '677, Ports
mouth, R. I. Commissioner,
1660. Deputy, 1671-72.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Field, Thaddeus C.
Fisher, Capt. John, 1656 - 1736,
Needham, Mass. In Capt.
William Turner's Co., King
Philip's War. Capt, Need-
ham Horse, at the overthrow
of Gov. Andros.
How, John G.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Fisher, Sergt. Joshua, 1620-1672,
Dedham, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1640. Sergt, Dedham
Co., 1648. Deputy, 1653.
Bartlett, Joseph Gardner
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Fisher, Samuel,  1704. Dep
uty from Wrentham, Mass.,
i689-'92.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Farrington, Robert I.
Hall, Lewis C.
Hill, Henry B.
Hill, John W.
Parker, Edw. H.
Ware, Horace E.
Ware, Moses E.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Fisher, Samuel, 1732-1816, Wren
tham, Mass. In Col. Miller's
Regt. against Canada, 1755.
On Muster Roll, 1755; Drum
mer, 1757; Capt. Cox's Co.,
Col. Ruggles' Regt, 1758;
Lieut, 1759; Capt, 1759.
Fisher, Marshall E.
Fisher, William, Sussex Co., Del.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Member for Sussex in the Pro
vincial Assembly of Penn.,
i682-'83 and 1699.
Connell, Robert
Fiske, Daniel,  1761, Upton
and Wenham. In French and
Indian War from Upton, 1756.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Fiske, Lieut. David, 1624- 1711,
Lexington, Mass. Lieut, for
many years. Deputy, 1689.
Bates, Daniel M.
Little, Henry L.
Fiske, Lieut. Henry, 1706-1790,
Watertown and Sturbidge,
Mass. Lieut, of Colonial Forces.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Fiske, Lieut. John, 1623 - 1682,
Chelmsford, Mass. Lieut, in
Capt. Thomas Wheeler's Co.,
1675. Wounded, Turner's
Falls Fight, 1676. Lieut, in
Capt. Samuel Huntington's
Co., 1676. In Pawtucket Falls
Fight.
Willard, Edward A.
Willard, J. Le Baron
Fiske, John, Jr.,  1693, Wen-
ham, Mass. Wounded in "The
Falls Fight"; Ens. in Wen-
ham, 1683.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Fiske, John, 1655-1718. Served in
King Philip's War, 1676, and
in Watertown Train Band,
1652, with Capt. Mason. Dep
uty from Wrentham to Gen.
Court, i68o-'8i.
Harrington, Arthur C.
Stevens, John W.
Fiske, Dr. John, i654-i7i5-'i8,
Wenham, Mass., and Milford,
Conn. Wounded in "The Great
Swamp Fight."
Pack, Arthur Newton
Fiske, Lieut. Nathan, 1642-1694,
Watertown, Mass. Lieut,
Watertown Co., 1694.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Fall, Charles G.
Jaynes, Freemont N.
Parker, Geo. T.
Fiske, Nathan, 1672-1741, Water-
town, Mass. Deputy, 1727, et
seq.

Fiske, Louis S.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Laughlin, Laurence Cramer
Fiske, Nathaniel, 1653-1735. In
Capt. John Cutler's Co., King
Philip's War.
Bickford, Robert S.
Britton, Edward E.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Guilford, Nathan
Sears, Clinton B.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Whitney, Drake
Fiske, Nathaniel,  1675. In
Capt. Daniel Henchman's Co.,
King Philip's War.
Vandercook, John D.
Fiske, Capt. Phineas,  1673,
Wenham, Mass. Capt. of
Wenham Co. Deputy, 1653.
Booth, Charles E.
Hammond, Samuel
Pack, Arthur Newton
Fiske, Samuel,  , Wenham,
Mass. In King Philip's War.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Fiske, Capt. Thomas, 1630-1707,
Wenham, Mass. Capt, 1683.
Deputy, 1 671, et seq.
Booth, Charles E.
Fiske, William, 1613-1654, Salem,
Mass. Deputy, 1646, '49-'50,
'52.
Bartlett, Jos. G.
Little, Henry L.
Fiske, Lieut. William, 1642-1728,
Wenham, Mass. Ens., 1683.
Lieut, 1686. Deputy, 1701,
'o4-'o6, 'o9-'n, 'i3-'i6.
Bartlett, Jos. G.
Little, Henry L.
Thompson, Marshall P.
Fitch, Capt. Abner, 1703-1798, of
Lebanon. Capt, 1753.
Hart, George W.
Fitch, Capt. Azel, 1728-1760.
First Lieut, nth Co., 1757.
Capt., 9th Co., 1759. Capt,
8th Co., 1761. Conn. Militia.
Symonds, Charles S.
Fitch, Capt. Daniel, 1665-1711.
With the Forces before Louis
burg, 1745.
Marsh, William Lowrey

174

Index of ancestors

Fitch, Col. Eleazer, 1726-1796.
Served in French and Indian
War. Col., ist Regt, Conn.
Colony.
Hamlin, Albert C.
Whiting, Edmund McK.
Fitch, Lieut.-Col. Jabez, 1702-
1784, Canterbury, Conn. Capt,
1740. Lieut-Col., nth Regt,
Conn. Militia, 1771. Deputy,
1734, et seq.
Jewett, William P.
Fitch, Rev. James. 1622-1702,
Bocking, Eng., and Norwich,
Conn. Chaplain of the Conn.
Forces, King Philip's War,
under Major Treat, 1675,
and Major John Talcott,
1676.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Dewey, Edward W.
Dewey, George A.
Fitch, Winchester
Gilbert, Fitch
Harris, Credo F.
Hawks, Edward C.
Hawks, James D.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Jewett, Stephen
Jewett, Wm. P.
Lyman, Walter H.
Marsh, William L.
Metcalf, Wm. P.
Orr, Arthur
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Shepard, R. Fitch
Warren, Walter P.
Fitch, Major James, 1 649-1727,
Norwich, Conn. Governor's
Assistant, 1681-1706. Sent to
New York, to confer with
Capt. Jacob Leisler. Capt. of
Militia, 1680. French and In
dian Wars, 1702. Sergt-.Major
of New London, 1696. Com
manded all the Troops in that
County.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Fitch, John B.
Jewett, William P.
Orr, Arthur
Shepard, R. Fitch
Warren, Walter P.
Fitch, Capt. Jeremiah, 1670-1736,

Canterbury, Conn. Capt, 1704.
Deputy, i725-'34.
Hart, George W.
Fitch, Capt. John, 1667-1743, of
Windham, Conn., Militia.
Deputy.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Price, Henry R.
Fitch, Capt. John, Jr., 1705-1750,
Windham, Conn. Capt. of
Militia. Lieut, 1730. Dep
uty, Windham and Canter
bury.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Fitch, John, 1707-1795. In In
dian Wars, 1744, built and de
fended a block house in Lu
nenburg. 1748, the Indians
carried John Fitch, his wife
and five children into cap
tivity. Exchanged as a pris
oner of war.
Stearns, Ezra S.
Fitch, Capt. Joseph, 1627  .
Deputy, 1665. In 1675, Com
mander of Dragoons in Hart
ford Co. In 1688 he was made
Capt. of Hartford County
Co.
King, Harris Macleod
Fitch, Joseph, Sr., living in 1713,
Norwalk, Northampton, Hart
ford, Windsor. Representative,
i662-'68.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Fitch, Lieut. Samuel, 1727-1811,
Norwalk, Conn. ist Lieut,
Capt. William Whiting's Co.
of Foot, Expedition against
Canada, 1746. Deputy from
Norwalk, i744-'68. Commit
tee of War, Crown Point,
1757-
Fitch, Edward S.
Fitch, Thomas, 1612-1704, Nor
walk, Conn. Deputy to the
General Court, i654-'57- Com
missioner for Norwalk, 1670,
'71, '72, '73. Clerk of Train
Band, 1656.
Cadle, Cornelius
Pack, Arthur Newton
Fitch, Capt. Thomas, 2d, 1630-
1690. Ens., 1665. Commis-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

sioner, 1669. Capt, 1673,
King Philip's War.
Bratenahl, George C. F.
Fitch, Edward S.
Fitch, Grant
Hubbell, Henry W.
Latham, Harry Woodville
Osborn, Henry F.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Smith, Frank B.
Smith, Robert A.
Fitch, Col. Thomas, 1668-1736,
Boston, Mass. Col. of the A.
& H. A. Co., Boston, under
the new Charter.
Coale, George O. G.
Fitch, Gov. Thomas, 1696-1774.
Dep.-Gov., i75o-'54. Gov.,
i754-'66, Colony of Conn.
Fitch, Wm. Edward
Marsh, Wm. Lowrey
Rowland, George
Rowland, Henry
Rowland, Thomas F., Jr.
Fithian, Jonathan,  1743-
Private in Capt Joseph See-
ley's Co. of Militia, Cumber
land County, N. J., 1715.
Gerald, Herbert P.
Fitts, Abraham,  1692, Ips
wich, Mass. In Major Samuel
Appleton's Co., King Philip's
War.
Daggett, George H.
FitzHugh, Henry, 1686-1758.
Member House of Burgesses,
Va., 1736.
Garland, Hugh A.
Fitz Hugh, Col. William, 1651-
1701, "Bedford," Stafford Co.,
Va., Lieut.-Col., Westmoreland
Co., Va., 1683. House of Bur
gesses, 1678-1687. Col., Staf
ford Co. Forces, 1690.
Garland, Hugh Alfred
Garland, Spotswood
Rose, Henry Howard
Rose, Hiram H.
Rose, Landon C.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Thomas, Douglas H., Jr.
Walker, John Garland
Walker, William J.
Fitzhugh, Col. William, 2d, 1721-
1798. Col., Maryland Troops,
1754-

Fitzhugh, Charles L.
Garland, Hugh A.
Fitz-Randolph, Nathaniel, 1642-
1713. Member of the East
Jersey Assembly, i693-'94.
High Sheriff of Middlesex Co,
N. J., 1669.
Parker, Joseph B. B.
Smith, Thomas M.
Fitzwater, Thomas,  1699.
Assembly, Prov. of Penn.,
i688-'9o.
Mifflin, Jas.
Mifflin, Wm.
Flag(g), Lieut. Gershom, 1641-
1690, Woburn, Mass. ist
Lieut, French and Indian War.
Killed near Lee, N. H.
Belknap, Robert L.
Belknap, Waldron P.
Childs, James E.
Flagg, Stanley G, Jr.
Flagg, Stanley Griswold, 3d
French, Leon L. L.
Gordon, Geo. A.
Little, Henry L.
Piatt, Franklin
Flagg, Michael, 1650-1711. Sol
dier in the Mass. Provincial
Forces.
Bemis, Geo. Pickering
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Smith, Charles F.
Flagg, Thomas, 1616-1698, Wat
ertown, Mass. In Train Band
until 1681.
Clark, Lot Curran
French, Leon L. L.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Flanders, John, 1658-1716. He
was in the Falls Fight, in
Capt. William Turner's Co.
Smith, Walter Calef
Fleete, Lieut.-Col. Henry, 1600-
1670. Member Md. Assembly,
i637-'38. Captured by the
Anacosta Indians, 1623. Ran
somed, 1627. Captain-General,
to make treaty of peace with
the Susquehannas, 1644. Bur
gess, Lancaster Co., Va.,
1652.
Fleet, Alexander F.
Fleet, Henry W.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Fleet, John S.
Throckmorton, Charles W.
Fleming, Capt. John, 1729-1795.
Lieut, and Surgeon, Sandy
Creek Expedition, 1756. Capt.
under Col. Forbes at the cap
ture of Fort Du Quesne, 1756-
'58. Commanded a Va. Regt.
at the Battle of Point Pleas
ant.
Sullivan, Andrew M.
Fleming, Col. William, 1729-1795,
Va. Ens., Lieut, and Capt
in Washington's Regt, which
he entered in 1755. Col. of
Regt. under Gen. Andrew
Lewis, 1774, and was wounded
in battle of Point Pleasant.
Member of House of Bur
gesses from Cumberland Co.,
Va.
Gettys, Francis M.
Sullivan, Andrew McClure
Fletcher, Capt. Daniel, 1718-
1776. Lieut, Capt. David
Melvin's Co., Northfield, 1747.
Capt, Acton, 1755, and alarm
list, 1757. Capt. under Col.
Ebenezer Nichols, Canadian
Expedition, 1758; and in Col.
Frye's Regt. at Nova Scotia in
1760.
Bates, Theodore C.
Fletcher, James, 1734  , Ches
terfield, N. H. Private in
Capt. Osgood's Co. in the Nova
Scotia expedition, 1755.
Fletcher, Henry
Fletcher, Samuel, 1632 -1697.
Trooper under Capt. Wheeier
at Groton garrison, King
Philip's War.
Hawks, James D.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Fletcher, Cornet Samuel, 1657-
1744, Concord, Mass. Cornet,
Concord Co.
Bates, Theodore C.
Fletcher, Henry
Fletcher, Samuel, 1661-1706.
Trooper under Capt Wheeler
at Groton garrison, King
Philip's War.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Fletcher, Samuel, 1745-1815. In

Prov. Army, French and In
dian War, 1762.
Young, Henry B.
Fletcher, Lieut. Timothy, 1707-
1780, Chelmsford. Lieut, of
Capt. Pollard's Co., Col. John
Bulkley's Regt, 1762.
Gage, Herbert E.
Fletcher, Ens. William, 1622-
1677. Ensign in Chelmsford
Militia, Middlesex Regt, King
Philip's War.
Fletcher, Geo. Moore
Parker, George T.
Flint, Ens. Edward, Salem, Mass.
Ens., Salem Co., 1689.
Johnson, Emery W.
Flint, Edward, 1733-1818. Chief
in Col. Ruggles' Regt, 1758, in
the Expedition against Can
ada. Served in that capacity
in the Army at Cambridge,
1775-
Flint, Austin
Flint, Lieut. John,  1687.
Lieut, in Capt. Thomas Hindi-
man's Co., 1677. Deputy for
Concord to Mass. General
Court, i677-'79-'8o-'82.
Brown, Benjamin W. B.
Flint, Austin
Flint, Francis G.
Flint, Jerome Tabor
Flint, John W.
Flint, Wyman K.
Lea, James H.
Flint, Lieut. John, 1720-1820,
North Reading, Mass. Lieut.
in Capt. Archelaus Fuller's
(Middleton) Co., Col. Benja
min Pickman's Regt. (ist Regt.
of Militia in Essex Co.), 1766.
Cameron, Donald McL.
Flint, Thomas, 1603-1653, Con
cord, Mass. Magistrate, Con
cord, Mass. Representative to
the Mass. General Court, 1638-
'41. Governor's Assistant,
i642-'5i, '53.
Brown, Benjamin W. B.
Flint, Austin
Flint, Wyman K.
Lea, James H.
Wilson, Arthur H.
Flint, Thomas, 1645-1721, Salem.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

King Philip's War. In Capt.
Gardiner's Co. against Nar
ragansetts, 1675.
Bosson, Frederick Needham
Flint, Frank P.
Flint, Motley H.
Foster, George W.
Merritt, Walter H.
Parker, Moses Greeley
Patch, Charles Endicott
Floyd, John, 1612-1658. Member
of the Va. House of Burgesses,
i642-'43, '52, '55, ^56. Repre
sentative, James City.
Beckwith, Paul Edward
Floyd, Capt. John, 1638-1701,
Maiden, Mass. Capt. of a
Troop, 1690. Later in com
mand of men at Portsmouth.
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Floyd, Lieut. John,  1724,
Maiden, Mass. Lieut, in Mai
den Military Co.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Floyd, Col. Richard, 1665-1728.
Lieut, 1700. Col. Suffolk Co.
Militia, Canadian Expedition,
1709.
Floyd, William
Oothout, John W.
Smith, George W.
Woodward, Francis W.
Fobes, Edward,  1732, Bridge-
water, Mass. Representative,
i702-'o3, 'o8-'o9, 'n-'i2, '15,
'22.
Rogers, Allan
Tyler, Edward R.
Fobes, Lieut. William, 1649-1712,
Little Compton, R. I. Com
missary in Church's Third
Expedition. Deputy, 1649, 1701,
'05, '07.
Rogers, Edward L.
Fogg, Capt. Abner, 1704-1788.
Capt. 5th Co. of Cavalry, 1757.
Sent to relief of Fort Edward.
Later stationed at Fort Wm.
Henry.
Rollins, Philip A.
Focg, James, 1668-1760. A soldier
in King William's War from
New Hampshire, 1694.
Mahin, Frank C.

Fogg, John, 1729-1778, Scarbor
ough, Me. Member of a Co.
of Militia at Me., commanded
by Capt. Daniel Fogg, 1757.
Fogg, John Smith
Fogg, Deacon Samuel, 2d, 1699-
1786. In Capt. Nathan's Co.
of Mounted Troops, King
George's War, 1745.
Robie, Guy S.
Robie, William J.
Fogg, Seth, 1666-1756. At Fort
William and Mary, New Cas
tle, Volunteer in French and
Indian Wars. Private, 1708.
Also in Queen Anne's
War.
Robie, Guy S.
Robie, William J.
Rollins, Philip A.
Fokar, Gerrit. In Capt. Pawling's
Foot Co. of Hurley Soldiers at
Marbleton, N. Y., Esopus In
dian Wars.
Gross, Samuel E.
Follansbee, Thomas, 1637-1726. A
snowshoe man of the North
Regt. in Essex, under Capt.
March of Newbury, Mass.,
1710.
Rollins, Philip A.
Spofford, Charles W.
Folsom, Ephriam, 1654-1709. In
King Philip's War, 1676, for
services under Capt. Berry,
Exeter, N. H. Killed by In
dians, 1709.
Rollins, Philip A.
Folsom, John, 1615-1681. Mem
ber of Militia at Hingham,
Mass., i644-'57.
Folsom, Albert A.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Rollins, Philip A.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Folsom, John, 1641-1715. Repre
sentative to Provincial Assem
bly of N. H., i688-'94-'95.
Jones, Charles F.
Nichols, Willard A.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Folsom, Col. Nathaniel, 1726-
1790. Capt. in New Hamp-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

shire Regt. in Crown Point Ex
pedition. Maj., 1767. Col.,
i767-'68. Member N. H. As
sembly, 1774.
Nichols, Willard A.
Folsom (Foulsham), Lieut. Peter,
1649-1717, Exeter, N. H. Ens.,
1692. Lieut, 1710.
Folsom, Albert A.
Folsom, William H.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Fonda, Capt. Giles, 1 727-1 791.
Served in Indian Wars, 1759.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Fonda, Jellis. Served in Frontier
Wars of Albany Co., N. Y.,
1689.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Fones, Capt. John,  1705, New
port and King's Town, R. I.
Member of Court Martial,
Newport. Deputy, 1679, '80,
'81, '98. Clerk of Court of
Commissioners. Assistant,
1698.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Fontaine, Rev. Peter, 1753-1793.
He was Chaplain in Gov.
(Col.) Byrd's Expedition for
the purpose of establishing the
boundary between Virginia and
N. Carolina, i727-'28.
Pope, Curran
Fonteyn, Charles. One of the
soldiers sent to Albany, 1690.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Foot, Capt. Samuel,  1690,
Amesbury, Mass. Capt. of
Militia. His house called
"Capt. Foot's Fort."
Clark, Byron N.
Kelly, Edward L.
Foote, Capt. Abraham, 1725-1823.
Ens., 1757. Lieut, 1758. Capt.,
2d Conn. Regt, 1760. Expedi
tion against Montreal.
Ives, Francis J.
Foote, Adonijah, 1729-1795, Col
chester, Conn. Served in French
and Indian War, 1757.
Foot, Augustus R.
Foote, Daniel, 1717-1801. Dep
uty, 1762, et seq. Justice for

Hartford Co., Conn., 1763-
'74-
Foote, John C.
Foote, Major Isaac, 17 17-175 5.
Branford, Conn. Lieut, 1750.
Major, 1755. Council of War,
1755-
Foote, Andrew G.
Foote, Gilbert F.
Foote, Gilbert Flagler, Jr.
Foote, George B.
Foote, Morris C.
Peet, Frederick T.
Terry, John Taylor
Foote, Capt. Joseph, 1666-1751.
Lieut, Branford, Conn., 1713.
Capt, 1715. Deputy, I7i4-'i5.
Ives, Francis J.
Pond, Edwin W.
Foote, Nathaniel, ist, 1593-1644.
Deputy, Conn., i64i-'44.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Benton, Arthur B.
Booth, Charles E.
Brainerd, Lyman B.
Bronson, Edward P.
Brown, Paul
Burt, Charles W.
Burton, Lewis W.
Churchill, Herman
Cooper, Leslie B.
Davies, Wm. G.
Dickerman, Wm. C.
Dwight, Frederick
Eaton, Fred'k H.
Foote, Andrew Giraud
Foote, Gilbert F.
Foote, John C.
French, Leon Le L.
Hayes, Burchard Austin
Hill, Malcolm W.
Hill, Norman A.
Hubbard, Phineas
Hull, James W.
Isham, Charles
Isham, Norman M.
Ives, Francis Joseph
Johnson, Fred'k Foote
Mersereau, John D.
Merwin, Walter Lee
Parker, George T.
Partridge, Edw. L.
Picher, Oliver S.
Remington, Harvey F.
Sherrili, Charles H.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Terry, John Taylor
White, John B.
White, William C.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Foote, Q. M. Nathaniel, 2d, 1647-
1703. Q. M., Capt. William
Turner's Co., Falls Fight,
King Philip's War.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Bell, Jared W.
Benton, Arthur B.
Brainard, Leverett
Brainard, Morgan B.
Brainard, Newton C.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Cutler, Ralph
Davies, William G.
Foot, Homer, Jr.
Foote, Elmer L.
Foote, John C.
Foote, Wallace T., Jr.
Isham, Charles
Isham, Norman D.
Mersereau, John D.
Merwin, Walter L.
Norris, Henry McC.
Osborn, Henry A.
Partridge, Edward L.
Sherrili, Charles H.
Sill, Frederick S.
Taintor, Starr
Whitman, Chas. S.
Williams, Robert D.
Foote, Capt. Nathaniel, 3d, 1682-
1774. Ens., Branford, Conn.,
1709. Colchester, 1721. Lieut,
1732. Capt, 1736-43. Deputy,
1725.
Foote, John C.
Foote, Lieut. Robert, 1629-1681.
Lieut, Branford, Conn., Mili
tia, 1677.
Davies, Julien T., Jr.
Davies, Wm. G.
Dwight, Frederick
Foote, Andrew Giraud
Foote, Gilbert F.
Foote, Morris C.
Ives, Francis J.
Merwin, Walter L.
Terry, John Taylor
White, John B.
Forbes, William,  . Dep
uty, Rhode Island, 1694,. 1701,

'05, '09. Commissary in
Church's Third Expedition,
1692.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Forbush, Thomas, 1667-1738,
Westboro, Mass. In Indian
Wars.
Burt, Chas. W.
Forbush, William C.
Ford, Joseph, 1642-1718. Soldier
in King Philip's War.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Ford, Thomas,  1676, Wind
sor, Conn. Deputy, 1638, et
seq.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Allen, Theodore L.
Ballard, Edw. Lathrop
Brown, Paul
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Cowles, William N.
Cox, John L.
Daniels, Richard H.
Denny, Thomas
Dyer, Horace Edw.
Fulton, William E.
Hayden, Horace E.
Hayden, Wm. M.
Hayes, Burchard Austin
Homer, William B.
Howe, Edward W.
Hubbard, Phineas
Isham, Norman M.
Ketchum, Charles J.
Maclaren, Robt. Forrest
McKechnie, William T.
McNamee, Charles
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Parker, Geo. T.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Pomeroy, Abram Ehle
Rumrill, Frank
Smith, Wm. D. G.
Ware, Horace E.
Westfall, John H.
White, Wm. C.
Wilson, John Appleton
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Ford, William, 1 633-1721, Marsh
field, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Almy, William E.
Paul, Edward J.
Ford, William, 1675-1765. On duty

1 So

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

at Schenectady, 1696. Court
Martial, etc.
Hudnut, Alex. M.
Williams, Thomas Wright
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Fordham, Rev. Robert,  1674.
Active in Indian War of 1644,
commanding at Hempstead,
L. I.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Foreman, John, 1739-1792. Fought
in French War at age of 17.
Settled in Bath, Me. Ren
dered Revolutionary service,
'779-
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Forman, Aaron, 1745-1805. Com
missioned Adjutant, 2d Bat
talion, Foot Militia, New Jer
sey, 1771.
Moses, Walter
Forrest, Patrick,  1675. Md.
House of Burgesses, i649-'50.
Henry, J. Malcolm
Henry, John W.
Forrest, Thos. Member of Va.
Co., 1608.
Henry, James Malcolm
Forster, Lieut. John,  1784.
Lieut, in Col. Clapham's Regt,
Penn., 1759.
Baldy, John M.
Fosdick, Sergt. John, 1626-1716,
Maiden, Mass. Under Capt
John Cutter, King Philip's
War, 1676. Sergt
Winship, Wm. Henry
Fosdick, Lieut. Samuel, 1655-1702.
Corp. in 1675-1676. Lieut,
1690. Deputy, 1694-1700.
Fosdick, Frank Sheldon
Jones, Charles D.
Foster, Abraham, 1659-1741. Sol
dier from Ipswich, Mass.
Wounded in the military serv
ice of the colony, 1697.
Roe, Charles F.
Foster, Abraham, 1708-1762, Read
ing, Mas_s. Private in Capt.
Green's Co. for relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757.
Foster, William H.
Foster, Andrew, Sr., 1579 -1685.
Member of the Train Band of

Andover, 1653. Released from
ordinary training in respect of
age and other infirmity.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Foster (Forster), Capt. Asa, 1710-
1787. Capt. of Foot in Mass.
Regt. raised for a General In
vasion of Canada.
Bryan, Foster A. K.
Chamberlain, Paul M.
Foster, Lieut. Benjamin, 171 5
 , Ipswich, Mass. ist
Lieut. under Capt. John
Wright, "Eastern Expedition,"
French and Indian War, 1754.
Young, Harry
Foster, David, 1704-1779. In 6th
Regt., N. H., 1746, Col. Benj.
Rolfe.
Spies, Francis F.
Foster, Edward,  1644, Scit
uate, Plymouth Colony. As
sistant, 1637, Pequot War.
Deputy, i639-'4i.
Daves, John C.
Foster, F. Apthorp
Hunt, Arthur K.
Hunt, Henry W.
McKechnie, Wm. T.
Minot, Joseph G.
Turner, Philip F.
Van Rensselaer, Aug. Cortlandt
Ware, Horace E.
Foster, Edward, 1738-1828, Hard-
wick, Mass. Private, Capt.
Silvanus Walker's Co., Expe
dition to Crown Point.
Foster, Albert V.
Foster, Volney Wm.
Foster, Capt. Hopestill, 1621-
1676, Dorchester, Mass. Ens.,
1646. Capt. Deputy, 1652.
Houghton, William A.
Lea, James H.
Robinson, Francis W.
Storer, John H.
Foster, Isaac, 1725-1796, Mass. In
Capt. Buck's Co., 1758 ; in Capt.
Well's Co., 1759.
Foster, Everett W.
Foster, Lieut. James, 1651-1732,
Dorchester, Mass. Sergt, 1688.
Lieut, 1700.
Lea, James H.
Foster, Capt. Jeremiah, 1691-1769,

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Chebacco (Ipswich). Capt of
the 6th Co., 5th Mass. Regt,
Louisburg Expedition.
Foster, Joseph
Foster, John, 1609  , North
ampton, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War, under Capt. Wil
liam Turner, 1676.
Parker, Moses Greeley
Foster, Sergt. John, 1702-1760,
Deerfield, Mass. Sergt. at
Fort Massachusetts, i747-'48 ;
under Capt. Buck, 1758.
Foster, Everett W.
Foster, Harrison Gardner
Foster, Joseph, 1650-1721. Served
under Capt. John Lane, in re
lief of Dunstable, 1706. Given
charge of garrison in Billerica,
Mass., by Selectmen.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Foster, Capt. Samuel, 1619  ,
Chelmsford, Mass. Lieut,
1665. Capt, i667-'8o. Deputy,
i679-'8o.
Stevens, John W.
Foster, Samuel, 1652  , Salem,
Mass. In Major Appleton's
Troop, King Philip's War,
1676.
Galloupe, Isaac F.
Foster, Sergt. Thomas,  1684.
Sergt. against Weymesit In
dians. House used as garri
son, Billerica, 1675. In Capt.
Wheeler's Co., King Philip's
War, Groton garrison, 1676.
Foster, Charles S.
Foster, Chester Curtis
Foster, Joseph H.
Ladd, William W.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Foster, Timothy, 1741-1822. Sol
dier in French and Indian
War. Militia officer in Wor
cester County, Mass.
Carr, Frederick D.
Chambers, Robert F.
Foulsham, John. In militia, Hing
ham, Mass.
Clark, Rufus W.

Foulsham, vide Folsom.
Fowke, Col. Gerard, 1600-1669.
Burgess from Westmoreland
Co., Va., 1663. Member House
of Burgesses of Md., 1666.
Brown, Alexander Gustavus, Jr.
Carleton, Henry Guy
Courtenay, Erskine H.
Courtenay, James Clark
Horner, Alfred B.
Horner, Inman
Hornor, William M.
Huie, Wm. Henry Thompson
Raborg, H. Mason
Raborg, Thomas M. T.
Ramsey, Henry A.
Tyler, George Trotter
Fowke, Gerard, 1662-1734, Charles
Co., Md. Burgess for Charles
Co., 1704.
Horner, Alfred Byrne
Fowle, Lieut. James, 1 641 -1692,
Woburn, Mass. Lieut, of the
Woburn Co.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Johnson, Enoch S.
Whitmore, Franklin G.
Fowle, Capt. James, 1667-1714,
Woburn, Mass. Capt. of the
Woburn Co.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Johnson, Enoch S.
Fowler, Capt. Abijah, 1717-1804.
Lieut, ioth Co., 12th Regt.,
1765. Capt. of same, 1768.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Fowler, Capt. Abraham, 1652-
1719, Guilford, Conn. Ens.,
Train Band, 1690. Lieut,
1698. Capt, 1703. Deputy,
1697, et seq.
Adams, John Q.
Paul, Edward J.
Fowler, Corp. Jeremiah, 1730,
173 1  . Corp. in Capt.
Jonathan Fowler's Co., West
chester County Troops, N. Y.,
Old French War, 1758.
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
Fowler, John,  1676, Milford,
Conn. Deputy to New Haven
Court, 1664; to Conn. Court,
i66s-'69, '75.
Adams, John Q.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Fowler, Ens. John, 1685-1748, Ips
wich, Mass. Ens. in Capt.
James Abercrombie's Co., ist
Regt, Col. Sir Charles Hobby,
Expedition to Port Royal, 1710.
Dorman, William B.
Fowler, John, 1715-1803, Ipswich,
Mass. One of Capt. Richard
Manning's Troopers, Col. Dan
iel Appleton, relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757.
Dorman, William B.
Ferris, William M.
Perley, Henry O.
Fowler, Joseph, 1629-1676, Ips
wich, Mass. Soldier in Capt.
William Turner's Co., King
Philip's War. Killed in the
Falls Fight.
Dennis, Rodney S.
Dorman, Wm. Barnes
Fowler, Pexcel, 1737  , West
chester, N. Y. Private in a
Westchester Co. Militia Co.,
i758-'63, Capt. Jonas Fowler's
Co.
Fowler, Benjamin Sherman
Fowler, Sergt. William,  1660,
Milford, Conn. Sergt, Mil
ford Co., 1647. Deputy, 1645.
Asst, i643-'44, '46.
Adams, John Q.
Hawkins, William Elton
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Terry, John Taylor
Fowler, Lieut. William, 
1682. King Philip's War.
Deputy, Conn., i673-'8o.
Clark, Kenneth
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Fowler, Franklin H.
French, Wm. Freeman
Hawkins, William Elton
Merwin, Orange
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Terry, John Taylor
Fox, Capt. David, 1647  > Lan
caster Co., Va. Chief Mili
tary Officer, Lancaster Co.,
1680. Burgess, i677-'8o, '92-
'93-
Eberlein, Charles W.
Fox, Jabez, 1705-1756. Governor's
Council, i752-'55- Representa
tive, Mass., 1745-47, '5°-'52.

Fox, James C.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Moseley, Edward A.
Fox, Joseph, 1710-1779. Member
of the Assembly, 1746. Speak
er, i765-'68.
Lewis, Wm. Fisher
Fox, Samuel, 1650-1727, New Lon
don, Conn. Volunteer in Nar
ragansett War.
Hall, Clarence L.
Hall, John Henry
Foxwell, Richard, 1 605-1 677, Scar-
boro, Me. 1648, Deputy from
Blue Point to the Legonia As
sembly. Commanded his own
garrison at beginning of King
Philip's War.
Libby, Charles T.
Franklin, Col. Benjamin, 1706-
1790. Philadelphia. Assembly,
Speaker, 1764. Expedition
against Indians, beyond Beth
lehem, 1755. Col., Philadel
phia Regt, French and Indian
War, 1755.
Duane, Charles W.
Frary, Lieut.-Comm. Theophilus,
 , Boston, Mass. Lieut, in
King Philip's War.
Pierce, Henry L.
Freeborn, Gideon, 
Deputy.
Robeson, Andrew
Freeborn, William,
Commissioned a
the Legislature.
Robeson, Andrew
Freeman, Barnabas,
Sandwich, Mass.
tive, i772-'74.
Freeman, James G.
Freeman, Edmund,
Sandwich, Mass.
i640-'45. Member of Council
of War, 1642. Deputy, 1646.
Alderson, Victor C.
Carter, Walter S.
Clark, A. Howard
Clark, Frederick H.
Clark, Homer P.
Cook, Stephen C.
De Cormis, Louis
Dutton, William D.
Dyer, H. Edw.

1720, R. I.

1591-1670.
Member of

1737-1781,
Representa-

1590-1682, Assistant,

183

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Foster, Albert V.
Foster, Volney Wm.
Fox, Noel B.
Freeman, James G.
Freeman, Walter Jackson, Jr.
Gillette, Edwin F.
Kendall, Henry M.
Ladd, Wm. W.
Merrick, Fred'k L.
Nickerson, Philip T.
Nickerson, Stephen W.
Nickerson, Thomas W., Jr.
Nye, Charles F.
Page, S. Davis
Parker, Frederic W.
Perry, Alexander
Pike, Charles Elliot
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Sears, Clinton B.
Sears, Henry D.
Shaw, Henry S.
Snow, Albert Eugene
Stafford, Morgan H.
Story, Henry G.
Swift, Henry W.
Tilley, R. Hammett
Tobey, Frank B.
Wesson, James L.
Wheeler, Horace L.
Williams, Edw. G.
Freeman, Capt. Edmund, 1657-
1717. Capt, ist Regt, Col.
Francis Wainwright, in expe
dition to Nova Scotia and
Acadia, 1707.
Clark, Fred'k H.
Williams, Edw. G.
Freeman, Sergt. Henry, 1672-
1763. Sergt in Col. Thomas
Farmer's Regt, N. J. Militia,
1715.
Monnette, Orra E.
Freeman, Major John, 1627-1719.
Ens., Waltham, Mass., 1654.
Major, Expedition against In
dians at Saconet, 1677. Mem
ber Council of War, i667-'76.
Capt, against Indians at
Taunton, 1675. Major, Barn
stable Troops, 1685. Deputy,
Eastham.
Alderson, Fred'k L.
Baldwin, Chas. Bacon
Carter, Walter S.

Clark, Alonzo H.
Clark, Fred'k II.
Clark, Homer P.
Cole, Amedee B.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Foster, Albert V.
Foster, Daniel R.
Foster, Wm. Price
Freeman, George W.
Freeman, James G.
Fuller, Austin W.
Kendall, Henry M.
Ladd, William W.
Mayo, Charles E.
Merrick, Fred'k L.
Nickerson, Stephen W.
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Rich, William Tabor
Richards, Charles S.
Rogers, Edward S.
Sears, Clinton B.
Sears, Henry D.
Sherman, Roger
Snow, Albert Eugene
Story, Henry G.
Tobey, Frank B.
Williams, Edw. Gilbert
Freeman, John, 1698-1761. Pri
vate in Col. Thomas Farmer's
N. J. Regt, 1715.
Monnette, Orra E.
Freeman, Samuel, Jr., 1638-1712,
Eastham, Mass. Representa
tive, 1697.
Snow, Edgar Morton
French, Sergt. Edward, 1667-1737.
Member of Salisbury Train
Band.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Webb, William S.
French, Sergt. Jacob, 1640-1713,
Billerica, Mass. Sergt. of
Militia. His house garrisoned,
1676.
Carpenter, William M.
Fish, Charles M.
Prindle, Edgar Lewis
Sherman, Roger
French, Corp. John,  1706,
Ipswich, Mass. Corp. in Capt
Thomas Wheeler's Co., King
Philip's War.
Cutler, Edward H.
Pettingell, Frank H.
French, Corp. John, 1635-1712,

184

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Billerica, Mass. Wounded at
Quaboag, 1675.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Sherman, Roger
Storer, John H.
French, Hon. Philip, 1667-1704.
A Member of the Colonial As
sembly of New York, 1668,
1702, '04, '05, '07. Speaker of
the House, 1698. Mayor, 1702.
Dubois, Ernest Blois
French, Sergt. Thomas,  1680,
Ipswich, Mass. Sergt of Mili
tia in Ipswich, 1664.
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer
French, Capt. William, 1 604-1 681,
Cambridge and Billerica,
Mass. Lieut, 1647. A. & H. A.
Co., 1638. Junior Sergt, 1643.
ist Sergt, 1646. Ens., 1650.
Lieut in King Philip's War,
garrison duty, 1675. Capt,
1681. Representative, i66o-'63.
Bainbridge, Wm. Seaman
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. W.
Carney, Sydney H., Jr.
Carpenter, William M.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Daniels, Richard H.
Dennis, Rodney
Eagle, Clarence H.
Eaton, Joseph G.
Ferris, Hiram B.
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Flint, James M.
French, Leon L.
French, Walter H.
Howe, Herbert M.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Kittredge, Abbott E.
Lunt, William W.
Merrill, Anthony F.
Morris, Seymour
Morse, Willard S.
Park, Edgar David
Philbrook, Chas. F. B.
Potts, Charles E.
Prindle, Edgar L.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah

Richards, William S.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Shepard, Ralph K.
Sherman, Roger
Short, William
Stone, William E.
Storer, John H.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Strong, Richard Polk
Williams, Geo. C. F.
French, Lieut. William, 1687-
1745. Sergt. in Jonathan But-
terfield's Co., 1722. Lieut,
Dunstable attack.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
French, Lieut. William, 1701-
1776, Billerica, Mass. Lieut.
in War against Indians.
Prindle, Edgar Lewis
Fretwell, Peter, 1659-1718, Bur
lington, N. J. Member of Her
Majesty's Council, 1703. Gov
ernor's Council, I7i7-'i8.
Council of N. J. Proprietors,
1712. Speaker of Gen. Assem
bly, i703-'o4. Treasurer of
Prov. of N. J., 1699.
Anderson, Robert Morris
Hudnut, Alex. Malieu
Williams, Thos. Wright
Wright, Albert Southard
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Frink, Sergt. John,  171 8.
Sergt, King Philip's War.
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.
Frisbee, John, 1 650-1 694. Deputy
from Branford, Conn., 1690-
'92.
Bartholemew, Jas. H. S.
Ducharme, Charles A.
Frisbee, Ivory F.
Plant, Henry Bradley
Plant, Morton F.
Frisby, James. Member of Md.
Assembly, i678-'83. Member
of Governor's Council, 1696.
Brice, Philip H.
Frost, Amasa, 1717-1718, 1795.
French and Indian War, 1757.
Frost, Russell
Frost, Sergt.-Major Charles, 1632-
1697, Kittery, Me. Deputy,

185

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Mass., 1658, et seq. Capt,
1668. Member of Council,
1680, et seq. Sergt.-Major,
Prov. of Me., 1689.
Blunt, Stanhope E.
Constant, S. Victor
Haven, William
Hill, John F.
Jones, Walter R.
Leighton, Geo. E.
Penhallow, Charles S.
Pierce, Jacob W.
Rollins, Philip A.
Runk, Louis B.
Salter, Jasper C.
Salter, William
Salter, William T.
Wentworth, Moses J.
Frost, Major Charles, 1678-1724.
Sheriff of York Co., Me., 1706.
Justice of Inferior Ct. Com
mon Pleas. Member Mass.
Council. Major, York Co.
Militia.
Jones, Walter Rysam
Rollins, Philip A.
Frost, James, 1640-1711. Soldier
against Weymesit Indians,
Billerica garrison, 1675.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Frost, Corp. James, 1707 
Berwick. Corp. in Capt. Wm.
Gerrish's Co., engaged in
"scouting eastward"; "centi-
nel" under same Capt Private
in ist Co., Berwick Train
Band, under Major John Hill.
Harrington, Harrison Loring
Frost, Hon. John, 1681-1732. Mem
ber of Council, Prov. of N.
Hamp., 1724, et seq.
Blunt, Stanhope E.
Haven, William
Salter, Jasper C.
Salter, William T.
Frost, Joseph, 1640-1694, Charles
town, Mass. In Capt John
Cutler's Co., Mt. Hope Cam
paign.
Wolcott, Roger.
Wyman, Walter C.
Frost, Nicholas, 1585-1663. Had
garrison house at Kittery, Me.

Jones, Walter Rysam
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Frost, Simon, 1705-1766. Private
in 4th Co., the Kittery, Me.,
Alarm, 1758. Dep. Sec. of
State of Mass. Bay Colony,
1736. Registrar of Probate,
York Co., i744-'66. Justice In
ferior Court of Common Pleas,
i749-'66; of Superior Court,
i749-'50.
Rollins, Philip A.
Frost, Thomas, 1647-1724. Private
from Cambridge, Mass., in
Capt. Joseph Sill's Co. of Mili
tia, under command of Maj.
Daniel Gookin, King Philip's
War, 1675.
Frost, Russell
Frothingham, David, 1727-1766.
In military service in Mass.,
1746.
Schieffelin, George R.
Frothingham, Nathaniel, 1640-
1688, Charlestown, Mass. Un
der Capt. Syll, 1675; Capt.
Cutler, 1676.
Frothingham, Francis E.
Wolcott, Roger
Wyman, Walter C.
Frothingham, Corp. Thomas, 1713-
1776, Charlestown, Mass.
Corp. in Capt. Thomas Jenne's
Co., 1748.
Winship, Wm. H.
Fry, Col. John, 1737  . Mem
ber of House of Burgesses from
Albemarle Co., Va., in 1761,
•62, '63, '64.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Fry, Col. Joshua,  1754- Col.,
Va. Regt., 1754, French and
Indian War.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Bacon, Cary H.
Bacon, Leonard
Fry, John W.
Hewett, Henry Ball
Morton, David Cummins
Speed, Joshua Fry
Fry, Thomas, 1632-1704. Deputy
from East Greenwich to the
General Court of R. I., 1684-
'90.
Cooke, Thomas F.

186

Index of ancestors

Fry, Dep.-Gov. Thomas, 1666- 1748,
Newport, R. I. General As
sembly, 1690. Major of the
Main, and Speaker, 1714. Dep.-
Gov., i727-'28.
Fry, Alfred B.
Frye, Capt. Abiel, 1703-1757,
Andover, Mass. Capt. of a
Co. at Andover in the Expe
dition against Crown Point,
1755-
Thomas, Arthur Abbot
Frye, Capt. James, 1653-1725,
Andover, Mass. King Wil
liam's War, 1702.
Eaton, Joseph G.
Edsall, Samuel Cook
Frye, Capt. James, 1711-1776,
Andover, Mass. Lieut, Louis
burg, 1745. Capt, Crown
Point, 1756.
Clarke, Chas. L.
Edsall, Samuel Cook
Grinnell, William M.
Frye, Col. Joseph, 1711-1794, Frye-
burg, Me. Deputy, Mass.,
I75°"'54- Ens., 5th Co., Hale's
Regt., Louisburg, 1745. Col.,
and taken prisoner, at Fort
William Henry, 1757. Escaped
to Fort Edward.
Greene, Charles L.
Greene, Jacob L.
Martin, William P.
Frye, Lieut. Samuel, 1650-
1725, Andover, Mass. Corp.,
Andover Co., in King
William's War, 1692. Lieut,
1698.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Fryer, Capt. Nathaniel, 16 —
1705, Boston, Mass., and Ports
mouth, N. H. Deputy, Mass.,
1666. Commissioner to treat
with the Indians, Casco, Me.,
1678. Royal Councillor, Prov.
of N. Hamp., 1683. Dep.-
Gov., 1692-1702. Lieut, 1678.
Capt, 1689. Commandant,
i692-'97, at New Castle (Fort
William and Mary).
Butters, William
Frisbee, Ivory Franklin
Frisbie, Franklin S.
Morrell, George C.

Parson, William D.
Wilson, Fred A.
Fullam, Jacob, 1692-1725. In Capt.
Lovewell's Co. in a campaign
against the Indians, in which
he was killed, 1725.
Fullam, William F.
Fuller, Lieut. Abraham, 1735-
1807. Ens. in 1767. Lieut,
1770. Capt, 1774. Appointed
Overseer and Guardian of
Scatacook Indians, 1773.
Dean, Leon W.
Martin, Howard L.
Fuller, Edward, 1654-1743, Lynn,
Mass. Soldier under Major
Richard Walderne, King Phil
ip's War.
Libbey, William
Lindsay, John D.
Watkins, Walter K.
Fuller, Isaac, 1738-1804. In Capt
Simeon Cary's Co., Col. Doty's
Regt, at Fort Edward, 1756.
In Capt. Lemuel Dunbar's Co.,
at Nova Scotia, i759-'6o. In
battle of Lake George and
Ticonderoga
Fuller, Linus E.
Fuller, Jacob, 1655-1751, Woburn
and Salem, Mass. In Salem
Troop.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Fuller, Lieut. Jeremiah, 1658-
1743. Soldier in King Philip's
War. Lieut, Newton, Mass.,
Co.
Fuller, Alfred W.
Fuller, Arthur G
Fuller, Percy W.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Fuller, John,  1666, Lynn,
Mass. Deputy, i655-'64.
Watkins, Walter K.
Fuller, Lieut. John, 1631-1695,
Lynn, Mass. Ens., i66i-'74,
Essex Regt, Maj. Daniel Deni
son ; also at Lynn, 1677. Corp.,
1675, Capt. Moseley, muster
ing at Dedham; served at
Woodcock's Garrison, same
year. Lieut, 1691. Deputy,
, 1 674- '78.

187

SOCIETY of colonial wars

Libbey, William
Lindsay, John D.
Rhoades, Lyman
Tapley, Henry F.
Watkins, Walter K.
Fuller, Corp. John, 1645-1719.
Served in King Philip's War.
Corp. in Capt. Moseley's Co.,
and wounded, 1675.
Shailer, William G.
Fuller, Jonathan, 1673-1731.
Phips' Expedition, i692-'93.
Partridge, Edward L.
Fuller, Capt. Joseph, 1652-1740.
In Capt William Turner's Co.,
Falls Fight. Capt. Newton's
Foot Co.
Chase, Wm. L.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Kirkland, Howard McK.
McKesson, Irving
Perry, Alexander
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Fuller, Joshua, 1654-1752, New
ton. Soldier in Capt. Pole's
Co., 1675.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Fuller, Capt. Matthew, 1610-
1678. Sergt. under Myles
Standish, 1643. Lieut, at Barn
stable, 1652. Lieut, Capt.
Standish's Expedition against
Manhattoes, 1654. Chairman,
Council of War. Lieut, of the
Forces against the Saconet In
dians, 1671. Surg.-Gen., 1673.
Capt, King Philip's War.
Allen, Frederic P.
Bassett, Austin B.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Flint, Wyman K.
Fuller, Austin W.
Fuller, Horace F.
Gale, Thomas M.
Greve, Clifford
Kneeland, James
Lawrie, Andrew
Lovell, Frank H.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Norton, Edward L.
Prince, Charles J.
Reynolds, Dorrance

Richards, Fred'k B.
Robinson, Chas. P.
Rose, Henry B.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Strong, Richard P.
Fuller, Ensign Noah, 1712-1786,
Attleboro, Mass. Ensign in
Capt. Samuel Tyler's Co., 1757.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Fuller, Samuel, 1580-1633. Gov
ernor's Assistant, 1632.
Demarest, Benj. G.
Fuller, Linus E.
Vaile, Joel F.
Fuller, Lieut. Samuel,  1675,
Barnstable, Mass. Lieut, in
Capt. Michael Pierce's Co.,
King Philip's War. Killed at
Rehoboth Ambuscade.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Brown, John B.
Curtiss, Frederic H.
Greve, Clifford
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Norton, Edward L.
Fuller, Lieut. Thomas, 1610-1690.
Under Capt. Manning of Ips
wich, Mass., 1675, King Phil
ip's War. Member of Gen.
Court, i679-'86. Commissioned
Lieut, 1689.
Allen, Frederick W.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Fuller, Lieut. Thomas, 1618-1698,
Woburn and Wenham, Mass.
Sergt, 1656. Lieut, 1685.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Dixon, Willis M.
Partridge, Edward L.
Pierce, Frederick C.
Powell, Lyman T.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Wolcott, Roger
Fuller, Thomas, 1644-1698. In
Capt Nicholas Manning's Co.,
King Philip's War.
Partridge, Edward L.
Wolcott, Roger
Fuller, Lieut. Thomas, 1662-1734,
Dedham, Mass. Ens., Dedham
Co.,  . Lieut, 1689.
Wolcott, Roger
Furber, Richard, 1725-1807. In

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Expedition against Louisburg,
1745, in Capt. Fellow's Co.,
Col. Moore's Regt.
Pickering, McLaurin J.
Furber, Sergt. William, 1615-
1697, Newington, N. H. Dep
uty to the General Court, 1648.
Remained at Dover or New
ington through King Philip's
War and was called Sergt. in
public documents, 1657, '60,
'67, '70, 1668-75. Also he was
Commissioner to try small
causes.
Libby, Chas. T.
Furber, Lieut. William, 1646-

1707, Dover, N. H. Lieut, of
Dover Train Band, in King
William's War. Assemblyman
from Dover, 1692, et seq.
Libby, Charles T.
Furman, Howard, 1719-1813. A
soldier in the French War.
Moller, Charles G., Jr.
Furness, Capt. John, 1733-1810,
Boston. Capt. in Gen. Timothy
Ruggles' 2d Worcester Regt.,
Crown Point Expedition, 1759.
Furness, Alexander R.
Furness, Dawes E.
Furness, William E.
Furness, William T.

G

Gage, Capt. Amos, 1718-1792, Pel-
ham, N. H. Capt. of a Co. at
No. 4 (Charlestown, N. H.).
Gage, Herbert E.
Gager, John,  1703. Under
Lion Gardiner, at Saybrook
Fort, Pequot War.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Inches, Geo. B.
Partridge, Edward L.
Wolcott, Roger
Gaines, Daniel, 1640-1698. Capt.
of old Rappahannock County,
Va., Militia, from 1680 to
1692, at which date the county
ceased to exist, it having been
divided into two counties,
Richmond and Essex.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr., 3d
Taylor, Jacob Swigert
Galbraith, Capt. John, 1690-1751.
Capt in Provincial Service in
Pennsylvania in i747-'48.
Mason, James B.
Miller, Robert F.
Gale, Capt. Isaac, 1708-1793, Sut
ton, Mass. Lieut, Capt. Solo
mon Holman's Co., relief of
Fort William Henry, 1757.
Capt, 1763.
Henry, John F., Jr.

Henry, William Barrett
Johnson, Elias H.
Olds, Irving S.
Strong, Theron G.
Gale, John,  , Framingham,
Mass. in garrison at Biller
ica, 1675. Trooper, under
Capt. Joseph Sill, 1676, King
Philip's War.
Reade, Philip
Gallop, John, 1593-1650, Boston.
In a fight with the Pequot In
dians off Block Island, 1636,
called the first naval engage
ment in New England wa
ters.
Allen, Francis R.
Baker, George F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Crandon, Edwin S.
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Dennis, Otis A.
Dix, William F.
Farr, Marvin A.
Galloupe, Charles W.
Green, Robert M.
Hodges, Alfred
Hull, James W.
Joy, William F.
Keator, Frederic Rose
Paul, Edward J.
Peet, Emerson

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Seaver, James E.
Smith, Wm. D. G
Snow, William B.
Teed, Freeman G.
Gallop, Capt. John, 1616-1675,
New London, Conn. Capt. of
the ist Co., Conn. Forces, Ma
jor Robert Treat, Great
Swamp Fight.
Bainbridge, Wm. Seaman
Baker, George F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Clapp, Moses E.
Cox, William V. Z.
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Dennison, Ira W.
Dix, William F.
Dudley, Wm. B.
Farr, Marvin A.
Galloupe, Charles W.
Galloupe, Isaac F.
Hart, Geo. William
Haynes, Nathan Williams
Hodges, Alfred
Hull, James W.
Keator, Frederick Rose
Lefferts, Frederick R., Jr.
Parker, Charles W.
Peet, Emerson W.
Randall, John F.
Randolph, Francis F.
Randolph, Geo. F.
Raymond, Geo. L.
Runk, Louis B.
Satterlee, Francis Le R.
Seaver, James E.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Taintor, Starr
Teed, Freeman G.
Gallop (Gallup), Lieut. Wil
liam, 1658-1731. Ens. in Conn.
Forces, 1705. Lieut, 171 3. In
Narragansett War. Deputy
from Stonington to Genl.
Court, i703-'25.
Parker, Charles W.
Gallop, William, 1722-1803, Tops-
field, Mass. In Col. Daniel
Appleton's Regt., 1759, and
subsequently enlisted in Capt
Israel Herrick's Co.
Galloupe, Isaac F.
Gallup, Benadam, 1655-1727, Ston
ington, Conn. With volun

teers to Vineyard Harbor,
1689, captured a private
sloop.
Cadle, Cornelius
Cox, William V. Z.
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Hull, James W.
Peet, Emerson W.
Randall, John F.
Teed, Freeman G.
Gallup, Capt. Joseph, 1695-1760.
Capt of Train Band, Stoning
ton, Conn., 1736.
Cadle, Cornelius
Gantt, Capt. Edward, 1714  .
Capt. of Militia, Calvert Co.,
Md., 1748.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Gardiner, Col. Abraham, 1702-
1782, Suffolk Co., N. Y. Prov.
Militia, 1772.
Thompson, F. Diodati
Gardiner, Capt. Andrew, 1641-
1690. Deputy, Mass., 1689.
Capt., Expedition to Canada,
1690.
Frost, Walter C.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Richardson, Wm. E.
White, John B.
Gardiner, Ens. George,  1677,
Newport, R. I. Deputy of
Rhode Island, 1662. Ens.,
1644, Sergt, 1642.
Hart, Richard H.
Hord, Arnold H.
Noyes, Charles P.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Watson, Wm. H.
Gardiner, Lieut. Lion, 1599-1663,
Gardiner's Island, N. Y.
Lieut, in English Army. En
gineer in construction of forti
fication on Fort Hill, Boston,
i635-'36. Constructor of fort
at Saybrook, Conn., i636-'37.
In command of same against
the Pequots until 1639. As
sisted Capt. Mason in his as
sault on Mystic, May 26,
1637.
Agens, Sylvester Halsey M.
Alter, Robert Smith

190

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Bramwell, George Moffat
Bunker, William
Coghill, Howard
Coit, Robert
Flint, Wyman K.
Gardiner, Curtis C.
Gardiner, David
Gardiner, Robert A.
Gardiner, Silas W.
Gay, Ernest L.
Gay, Warren F.
Hills, John A.
Huntting, Teunis D.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Jones, Walter R.
Lea, James Henry
Lennig, Charles F.
Lennig, George G.
Leroy, Jacob
Libbey, Fred'k A.
Libbey, William
McKinstry, Charles H.
Moller, Charles G, Jr.
Mulford, Ernest D.
Mumford, William C.
Prentis, Edward
Shields, Charles W.
Teall, Edward McK.
Thompson, F. Diodati
Thompson, Hobart W.
Treat, Erastus B.
Tuttle, Joseph F., Jr.
Weeks, Frank B.
Yeomans, George D.
Gardiner, Richard,  1687.
Burgess, St. Mary's Co., Md.,
i685-'87
Howard, McHenry
Jenkins, Thos. C.
Key, Edward
Gardner, Capt. John, 1624-1706.
Commissioned by Gov. Love
lace of New York, seven times,
1673, et seq. Capt. of Militia,
1680. Civil Magistrate. When
Nantucket passed, in 1699,
under Mass. jurisdiction, he
was made Judge of Probate.
Cox, John L.
Gardner, John C. F.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Rockwood, Charles G, Jr.
Wheaton, Frank
Wilson, John A.

Gardner, Capt. John, 1681-1721.
In defence of Haverhill,
1708.
Howard, Lei and O.
Gardner, Dep.-Gov. John, 1696-
1775, Newport, R. I. Ens.,
Newport Co., 1722. Lieut,
1726. Capt., 1730. Maj., 1732.
Lieut.-Col., 1734- Col., ise
Regt, Newport, i734-'43. Gen
eral Treasurer of the Colony,
1743. Asst, 1748. Dep.-Gov.,
i754-'63. Committee of War,
1757-
Allin, George A.
Allin, George L.
Briggs, Southwick C.
Spies, Francis F.
Spies, Henry H.
Gardner, Capt. Luke,  1674.
Burgess from St. Mary's Co.,
Md., 1659, et seq. Lieut, Foot
Co., 1660. Capt, 1661.
Howard, McHenry
Jenkins, Thos. C.
Key, Edward
Ramsay, Henry A.
Scott, Francis Louis
Gardner, Richard, Sr. Born in
England. Member of Md.
Assembly, 1637, '41P2 (under
name of Richard Garnett,
Sr.).
Howard, McHenry
Jenkins, Thos. C.
Key, Edward
Gardner, Richard,  1687. Bur
gess, St. Mary's Co., Md ,
i685-'87.
Key, Edward
Gardner, Thomas, 1592 1674.
Salem, Mass. Deputy, 1637.
Cox, John L.
Holcombe, John M.
Norton, Thomas H.
Parker, Fred'k W.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Putnam, George J.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Robeson, Andrew
Rotch, William
Rowe, Charles E.
Wilson, John A.
Gardner, Lieut. Thomas, 1645-

191

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1695, Salem, Mass. Lieut, of
the Second Co. of Foot, of
Salem.
Putnam, George J.
Garfield, Capt. Benjamin, 1643-
1717, Watertown, Mass. Capt
of Militia, in command of 2d
Military Precinct of Water-
town. Representative, 1689-
1717.
Garfield, Harry A.
Garfield, James Rudolph
Jones, Charles L.
Maxwell, Robert A.
Garland, John, 1692-1770, Rye,
N. H. Rep. from Rye, 1737.
Sentinel at Fort William and
Mary, 1708.
Verrill, Harry Mighels
Garnett, James, 1692-1765. Mem
ber of the House of Bur
gesses of Va., i74i-'47. Jus
tice of Essex Co., Va., 1720-
'40.
Waters, John S. T.
Garnett, Joseph, Scituate, Mass.
Soldier in Lieut. Gillam's Co.,
1676.
Willcutt, Levi L.
Garrett (Gerrit), Corneilssen.
Member of Capt. Spaulding's
Co., stationed at Marble-
ton.
Gross, Samuel E.
Gassaway, Col. Nicholas, 
1 69 1. Successively held com
mission as Capt, Maj., and
Col. in Provincial Militia, and
various offices of honor and
trust in Maryland.
Kenly, William W.
Gates, Capt. George, 1634-1734.
Capt. of first Militia Co. in
Haddam, Conn., 1697. Mem
ber of Gen. Court of Conn.,
1668-1698.
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer
Gates, Simon, 1645 - 1693, Cam
bridge, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Sargeant, John S.
Gates, Stephen, Jr.,  1779,
Harvard and Lancaster. Pri

vate under Capt. Aaron Wil
lard, Capt. Thos. Farrington,
and Capt. Jas. Reed.
Adreon, Robert Enos
Gates, Capt. Thomas, 1665-1734.
Capt. of Militia in East Had
dam, Conn., before 1750. Rep.,
1725.
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer
Gay, Jonathan, 1653  , Ded
ham, Mass. Service under
Captain Moseley of record 25
January, i675-'76.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Gayer, William,  1710. Dep
uty, i692-i702-'o3.
Robeson, Andrew
Wolcott, Roger
Gaylor, William, 1585 - 1673,
Windsor, Conn. Deputy, Mass.
Bay, 1635, et seq.; Conn., 1639,
et seq.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Blagden, Thomas
Gaylord, Joseph, 1 722-1 791. In
Capt. Josiah Lee's Co., French
and Indian War, 1758.
Carter, Walter S.
Gennings, Jonathan, 1654-1733,
Windham, Conn. In King
Philip's War, i675-'76. A
Narragansett grantee.
Murdock, Harold
Murdock, Joseph B.
Gent, Ens. Thomas,  1641.
Ensign, Maine Militia.
Bates, Daniel M.
Gerard, Thomas, 1600-1673. Mem
ber of Assembly from St.
Mary's Hundred, i638-'39.
Member of Council, 1643, et
seq. Commissioner of Pro
prietary, and Lord of St.
Clement's Manor, Prov. of
Md.
Garland, Hugh Alfred
Jenkins, Austin L.
Jenkins, Edward A.
Jenkins, Edward Plowden
Jenkins, Francis de S.
Jenkins, Spalding L.
Knott, Aloysius L.
Ramsay, Henry A.
Gerish, Col. Paul, 1674 -1743,
Dover, N. H. Capt, 1717.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Major, 1729. Indian Wars.
Representative, i726-'40.
Gerrish, Orville K.
Gerretson, Capt. Gerret, 1659-
1703. Lieut, Nov. 10, 1692, in
Capt. Gerdrand Claeson's
Company of N. J. Troops,
Hudson County, N. J.
Mersereau, John D.
Gerrish, Capt. John, 1646-1714,
Newbury, Mass., and Dover,
N. H. Capt, 1672. Capt. of
Horse, in Province of N. H.,
1680, and Capt in King Wil
liam's War, 1690. High Sher
iff, 1683. Member Special As
sembly, 1684. Deputy, 1684,
et seq. Royal Councillor,
1692.
Butters, George
Butters, William
Frisbee, Ivory Franklin
Frisbie, Franklin S.
Gerrish, Frederic H.
Gerrish, Orville K.
Gerrish, William L.
Nutter, Charles R.
Rollins, Edw. Warren
Rollins, Philip A.
Wilson, Fred A.
Gerrish, Hon. John, 1684-1756,
Dover, N. H. Capt, 1672;
Capt. of Horse, 1680; King
William's War, 1690; Member
of Special Assembly, 1684;
Deputy, 1684, et seq. Royal
Councillor.
Fernald, Reginald Goodwin
Gerrish, Lieut. Jonathan, 1726
 , Dover, N. H. Sergt. in
Capt. John Alcock's Co. in Col.
Gilman's Regt., 1755. Lieut, in
Col. Goffe's Regt. at Crown
Point, 1760.
Gerrish, Orville K.
Gerrish, Col. Paul, 1674-1743,
Dover, N. H. Capt, 1717.
Major, 1729, Indian Wars.
Representative, i726-'40.
Gerrish, Oliver K.
Rollins, Edward A.
Rollins, Edward Warren
Rollins, Philip A.
Gerrish, Capt. Samuel, 1722-1776,
Dover. Capt. of one of two

Companies of Dover, 1756,
against Crown Point.
Rollins, Edw. Warren
Gerrish, Col. Timothy, 1684-1756,
Dover, N. H. Capt, 1719.
Deputy, 1709, et seq. Col.,
York Co. Militia, 1725. Royal
Councillor, Prov. of Mass.,
i73°-'35-
Butters, George
Butters, William
Fernald, Reginald Goodwin
Frisbie, Franklin S.
Gerrish, Frederic H.
Gerrish, William L.
Gerrish, Capt. William, 1617-
1687, Newbury and Boston,
Mass. Capt, Military Co. of
Newbury. Capt. in King
Philip's War. Commanded
garrison at Newbury. Dep
uty, 1650, et seq.
Amsden, Franklin D.
Amsden, Henry F.
Butters, George
Butters, William
Clark, Rufus W.
Day, Robert W.
Frisbie, Franklin S.
Gerrish, Frederic H.
Gerrish, Orville K.
Gerrish, William L.
Low, Wm. G, Jr.
Rollins, Edw. Warren
Rollins, Philip A.
Senter, William
Webber, William O.
Wilson, Fred A.
Gerritsen, Lubbert,  . Cadet
or Adelborst in Harlem, 1663.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Gerritsen, v. Strijcker.
Getchel, Samuel, Jr., 1658-1710.
In Capt Jonathan Pool's Co.,
1676-77, King Philip's War.
Barnes, George Edward
Pettingell, Frank H.
Gibbard, William,  1663.
Dep.-Sec. and Gov.'s Assist,
New Haven Col., 1661.
Carter, Walter S.
Cowles, Calvin D.
Royce, Alfred L.
Stoddard, William B.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Gibbes, John,  171 1. Member
of Assembly, 1706.
Middleton, John I.
Gibbes, Gov. Robert, 1644-1715.
Governor of Carolina, 1709-
'12. Chief Justice, i709-'i3.
Barnwell, Morgan G.
Gibbins, Lieut. James,   ,
Saco, Me. Lieut, of Saco Train
Band, 1674.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Gibbon (s), Dep.-Gov. Ambrose,
1600-1656. Dep.-Gov. of N. H.,
1630. Capt, Portsmouth
Alarm, 1643.
Blunt, Stanhope E.
Clarke, George K.
Deering, Henry
Fernald, Frederick A.
Fessenden, Francis
Godwin, Joseph B.
Hill, John F.
Knox, William S.
Leighton, Geo. E.
Moulton, Geo. M.
Noyes, Edward D.
Parsons, William D.
Rollins, Edward A.
Rollins, Edw. Warren
Rollins, Philip A.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Storer, John H.
Thompson, Harry G.
Trenchard, Edward
Gibbons, James. Member of Gen.
Assembly, I7i7-'i9.
Edenharter, Ralph E. G.
Gibbs, Mathew,  1697. Sud
bury, Mass. Under Capt.
Nathaniel Davenport and
Capt Edward Tyng, in King
Philip's War.
Cook, Joshua O.
Gibbs, Ens. Zebulon,  . New
Haven. Ensign, 1758.
Orton, Edward, Jr.
Gibson, Abraham, 1641-1679. Sen
tinel in Capt Nathan Bridg-
man's Co., 1725.
Gibson, Charles L.
Gibson, Lieut. Abraham, 1735-
1813, Stow, Mass. Lieut
under Capt. Abijah Hall, 1759;
also in Col. Willard's Regt,
Crown Point Expedition, 1760.

Gibson, Charles L.
Gibson, Edwin W.
Wyman, Walter C.
Gibson, Capt. James, 1700-1752.
Expedition to Cape Breton,
1745. With five men he towed
the fire-ship against the ene
my's fleet and the West gate.
Johnson, Hallett
Johnson, James Bowen
Johnson, James Gibson
Johnson, Jeremiah A.
Johnson, Tristram B.
Gibson, John, Jr., 1641-1679, Cam
bridge, Mass. Soldier in Capt.
Thomas Prentice's Troopers,
Mount Hope Expedition. In
battle at Swansea, June 18,
1675. In Lieut. Edward
Oakes's Troop, i675-'76. In
Capt. Daniel Henchman's Foot
Co., 1676, at Hadley.
Gardner, James B.
Gibson, Charles L.
Wyman, Walter C.
Gibson, Jonathan,  1761.
Justice of St. George's Parish,
1721. Sheriff, i733-'34, Bur
gess from Carolina Co., 1736-
'38.
McLennan, John H.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr., 3d
Taylor, Jacob Swigert
Trabue, Edmund F.
Gibson, Samuel, 1644-1710. Pri
vate under Capt. Jos. Syll,
i675-'76; under Capt. John
Cutler, 1676.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Giddings, Lieut. Daniel, 1704-
177 1, of Chebacco (Ipswich).
Lieut, Capt. Jeremiah Fos
ter's Co., 5th Mass. Regt,
Louisburg Expedition. Rep
resentative, Mass., 1758.
Foster, Joseph
Giddings, George, 1608-1676, Ips
wich, Mass. Deputy, 1646, et
seq.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Foster, George W.
Gordon, Geo. A.
Holbrook, Levi

194

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Perkins, Wm. H.
Rowe, Arthur E.
Giddings, Lieut. George, 1639-1691,
Ipswich, Mass. Deputy, 1653.
Lieut.,  .
Rowe, Arthur E.
Giddings, Lieut. John, 1639-1690,
Ipswich, Mass. Lieut, of Mili
tia, 1675. In campaign against
Narragansetts. Deputy, 1653-
'55-
Haskell, Frank W.
Perkins, William H.
Rowe, Arthur E.
Webber, William O.
Gilbert, Ens. Benjamin, 1691-
1760, Brookfield, Mass. Capt,
Dodge's Co., Col. Robert Hale's
Regt., Louisburg, 1745.
Gilbert, Shepard D.
Gilbert, Ens. Daniel, 1729-1824.
Ensign, Capt. John Dodge's
Co., Expedition to Cape Bre
ton, 1744. Crown Point Ex
pedition, under Col. Thatcher;
also in Capt Nathaniel Wool-
cot's Co., 1757.
Ely, William C.
Gilbert, Benjamin D.
Gilbert, Eleazur,  1701. In
King Philip's War.
Gilbert, Charles P. H.
Gilbert, Deacon Henry, 1661-
 . Built Gilbert's Fort at
Brookfield, 1688.
Gilbert, Benjamin D.
Gilbert, John,  1657, Ply
mouth Colony. Deputy, 1639.
Deane, Gardiner A. D.
Leonard, George H.
Gilbert, John, 1 644-1 674, New
Haven. Soldier at New Haven
in the defense of the Conn.
coast against the Dutch in
1665.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Gilbert, Corporal John,  1707.
Soldier at the Fort at Albany,
1689.
Dwight, Frederick
Gilbert, John,  1723, Ipswich,
Mass. In 'King Philip's War,
in Artillery Co. which served
with Capt Turner in the
West.

Gilbert, Shepard Deveraux
Healey, David A.
Gilbert, Jonathan, 1618-1682,
Conn. Cornet, 1668. Deputy,
i677-'78, '81. Messenger in
Indian Wars, to Sequasson,
Chickwallop, Manasanes, and
other Chiefs.
Amee, Albert F.
Converse, Charles A.
Cowan, Gilbert, Sedgwick
Doane, William H.
Gilbert, James H.
Hooker, Edward W.
Libby, Charles T.
Reynolds, James
Stone, Chas. F., Jr.
Taylor, Oscar L.
Turner, Henry L.
Gilbert, Dep. - Gov. Matthew,
1599-1679. Dep.-Gov., New
Haven, Col., i66i-'63.
Curtis, Geo. Munson
Dwight, Frederick
Dyer, Horace E.
Gilbert, Clinton
Little, Robt Forsyth
Munson, C. LaRue
Murray, Geo. H.
Murray, Henry H.
Gilbert, Capt. Nathaniel, 1683-
1765, Taunton, Mass. Capt.
in Col. Timothy Ruggles'
Regt. Expedition to Crown
Point, 1755.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Gilbert, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1689-
1756, Middletown, Conn. Under
Capt. Moses Demming, Expe
dition to Canada, 1709. Lieut.
at "Newfield," 1736.
Gilbert, James H.
Gilbert, Capt. Nathaniel, 1723-
1787, Middletown, Conn., and
Herkimer Co., N. Y. Lieut
Eleventh Co., Sixth Conn.
Regt, 1760. Capt, 1765.
Gilbert, James H.
Gilbert, Thomas,  1676, Taun
ton, Plymouth Colony. Dep
uty, 1652.
Deane, Gardiner A. A.
Gilbert, Chas. P. H.
Leonard, George H.
Gilbert, Ens. Thomas, 1643-1725,

195

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Dorchester and Taunton,
Mass. Ens., Westward Foot
Co. of Taunton, 1704. Sergt.
First Co., 1700.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Gilbert, Vice-Admiral Thomas,
1 645-1709. Commanded 2d
Squadron, Canadian Expedi
tion, Sir William Phips; and
in Swan captured French ship
Saint Jacob, in the St Law
rence, 1692.
Murphy, Chauncey H.
Murphy, Elijah W.
Gilbert, Thomas, 1655-1719, Bos
ton, Pilot of the ship Swiftsure,
in the Expedition against Que
bec, 1711.
Amee, Albert F.
Libby, Chas. T.
Gilbert, William, 1735 - 1790.
Served under Gov. Tryon, in
N. C. Troops, 1 771. Wounded
at Battle of Allamance.
Rodes, Frank
Giles, John, Jr., Mass. Served
under Maj. Turner of Salem,
in French and Indian Wars.
Wounded at Haverhill, 1768.
Giles, Frank W., Jr.
Giles, Howard E.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Gillam, Capt. Benjamin, 1634-
 , Boston. Lieut. Second
Boston Co., Suffolk Regt,
Major Thomas Clarke, prior
to King Philip's War, 1675.
In King Philip's War, Narra
gansett Campaign, 1675, and
succeeded Major Savage as
Capt. of his Co., 1675.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Gillespy, Maj. John (afterward
"Major"), 1741-1809. Enlisted
from New Windsor, N. H., in
1761, under Capt. Ray.
Taylor, John M.
Gillett, Nathan, ist,  1670,
Windsor, Conn. Soldier in
Pequot Fort Fight, 1637.
Case, John E.
Parker, George T.
Gillett, Nathan, 2d. Soldier in
Narragansett War.
Case, John E.

Gillett, Samuel, Jr., 1672-1769,
Hatfield, Mass. Soldier at
Battle of Deerfield Meadow,
1703.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Gillett, Samuel, 1643-1676, Hat
field, Mass. Killed by the In
dians, "Falls Fight," King
Philip's War.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Gilman, Col. Antipas, 1730-1801.
Served as a Soldier in the
French and Indian Wars.
Private in the Crown Point
Expedition of 1756. (Col.
under last commission.)
Remington, Earle
Gilman, Caleb, 1678-1766. Indian
Wars, 1 710, under Capt.
Nicholas Gilman.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Gilman, Col. Daniel, 1702-1780,
Exeter, N. H. Col. 4th Regt.,
New Hampshire Militia, 1758-
'67.
Churchill, Nathaniel W.
Nichols, Henry A.
Nichols, Willard A.
Gilman, Major Ezekiel, 1706-
1746. Major under Col.
Moore, at Louisburg, 1745.
Janvrin, Joseph E.
Gilman, James, i665-i738-'39.
Served at Exeter, N. H., garri
son, 1696.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Gilman, James,  1776. In
Capt. John Light's Co. of Col.
Moore's Regt. at Louisburg,
1745-
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Gilman, Capt. John, 1624-1708,
Exeter, N. H. Lieut, 1669.
Capt,  . Member Council,
Prov. N. Hamp., it: So. Assem
bly, 1693-1697. Speaker, 1695.
Ballord, Esek S.
Ballord, Webb R.
Bartlett, John Henry
Batchelder, George A.
Batchelder, Joseph F.
Batchelder, Richard N.
Brown, David H.
Churchill, N. Wiley
Folsom, Albert A.

196

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Folsom, William H.
Gilman, Daniel
Gilman, Daniel C.
Glidden, John Murray
Glidden, John M.
Glidden, Joseph W.
Hale, Josiah L.
Haseltine, Frank
Koues, George E.
Nichols, Henry A.
Nichols, Willard A.
Remington, Earle
Smith, Samuel F.
Smith, Wm. P.
Sprague, George E.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Wilson, John A.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Gh-man, Major John, 1712  .
Major in the Colonial Army,
at Fort Edward, 1757. Was
sent to Fort Wm. Henry, with
reinforcements, arriving after
its capture.
Holstein, Otto
Gilman, Moses, 1630-1702. Sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Burleigh, Geo. Wm.
Fletcher, Henry
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Tucker, Gilman H.
Gilman, Nehemiah, 1720 - 1757,
New Market, N. H. Killed by
Indians at Fort William
Henry, Aug. 10, 1757.
Robie, Guy S.
Robie, William J.
Gilman, Nicholas, 1672 - 1749.
Deputy, N. Hamp., 1709.
Churchill, Nathaniel
Nichols, Henry A.
Nichols, Willard A.
Gist, Col. Christopher, 1706-1759.
Scout, 1751. Later Capt. and
Col. Present at Braddock's
defeat, 1755.
Bledsoe, Benjamin Franklin
Gist, James Black
Gist, Lieut. Thomas, i735-i786-'87.
Lieut, of a Va. Regt. prior to
the Revolution, about 1762.
At Braddock's defeat and taken
captive by the Indians.
Gist, James Black

Glascock, William, Virginia and
Georgia. Delegate to Provin
cial Congress.
Phinizy, Barrett
Gleason, Benjamin, 1734-1818.
Soldier under Capt Wm. Jones,
Col. Thatcher's Regt, Crown
Point Expedition, French and
Indian War.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Gleason, Isaac, 1654-1698. A sol
dier from Enfield, Conn, in
King Philip's War, 1675. In
Falls Fight, 1676.
Benton, Arthur B.
Tyler, James Jay
Gleason, John, 1647-1689, Sud
bury, Mass. A Private in Maj.
Willard's Regiment, 1675-76.
Also in Captain Syll's Co.
White, John B.
Gleason, Corp. Joseph, 1642-1715.
Impressed into service, 1690,
in King William's War; later
Corporal.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Gleason, Joseph, 1671-1711. Sud
bury, Mass. In Col. Sir
Charles Hobby's Regiment,
i7io-'n.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Glen, Alexander Lindsay (San
der Leendertse), 1610-1685.
In service of the Dutch West
India Co., Fort Nassau, on the
South River, 1633.
Beekman, J. William
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Hardie, Joseph C.
Hill, Robt. C.
Kinnan, Morris Egenton
Lawton, Daniel L.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Van Voast, Horace S.
Glen, Lieut. Jacob Sander, 1645-
1685, Schenectady and Albany,
N. Y. Lieut, Albany Co. of
Foot, 1684. Ensign, 1672.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Van Rensselaer, Maunsell
Glen, Col. Jacob, 1691-1762. Capt.
at Schenectady. Member N. Y.
Col. Assembly, 1726-1751.
Beekman, J. William

197

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Glen, Capt. Johannes Sanderse,
1648-1731. Capt ist Foot Co.,
Schenectady, 1700. Major in
command, 1690, at the massa
cre, French and Indian Wars,
1689. Expedition to Canada,
1711.
Beekman, J. William
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Griffith, Wm. Herrick
Hoff, J. Van Rensselaer
Kinnan, Morris Egenton
Reynolds, Henry S.
Van Voast, Horace S.
Glidden, Charles, 1630 - 1705.
Portsmouth, N. H. In garrison
at Exeter, King Philip's War.
Glidden, John M.
Glidden, J. Murray
Glidden, Joseph W.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Glidden, Lieut. Charles, 1713-
1802. In Col. Samuel Moore's
N. H. Regt, at Louisburg, 1745.
In 7th N. H. Regt, Expedition
against Canada, 1760.
Glidden, John M.
Glidden, J. Murray
Glidden, Joseph W.
Glidden, John, 1720 -1796. In
Crown Point Expedition, 1758,
Col. John Hart's Regt.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Glover, Lieut. Charles, 1610-
1670, Southold, L. I. In com
mand there, 1652-1653 ; trou
bles with Dutch and Indians.
Corwin, Hamilton S.
Glover, Henry, 1610-1689, New
Haven Colony. Commissioner
of Fortifications, 1644. Mem
ber of Train Band, New
Haven, 1643.
Dickerman, Wm. C.
Eaton, Fred'k H.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Kissam, Henry S.
Merritt, Douglas
Glover, Capt. John, 1600-1652.
Representative, Dorchester,
Mass., i636-'52. Assistant,
i65i-'52. Capt, A. & H. A.
Co.
Boyd, Allen R.
Glover, George E.

Hill, John F.
Rawson, Edward S.
Young, Edw. B.
Goddard, Capt. Edward, 1675-
1754, Framingham, Mass. Capt.
of Troop. Deputy, i724-'3i;
Member of Council, i733-'36.
Britton, Edward E.
Fessenden, Chas. N.
Goddard, William, 1620-1691. In
Capt. John Cutler's Co., King
Philip's War.
Bond, Thomas E.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Partridge, Edward L.
Goddell, Robert, 1604  . Served
in the Regt. of Major Denni-
son, and was on guard at
Salem against the expected
attack of Dutch and French,
1667.
Homer, William B.
Godfrey, Col. George, 1721-1793,
Taunton, Mass. Capt. of
Troop against the Indians,
1762, afterwards merged in
the Bristol Co. Regt., Col.
Samuel White. Major, about
1771. Col., 1774.
Allen, Frederick B.
Godfrey, Lincoln
Lincoln, Preston S.
Runk, Louis B.
Godfrey, John, 1 622-1 702. Com
mander of an armed ship
against the French at Block
Island in 1690.
Cowee, James C.
Greene, George S., Jr.
Godfrey, John,  , South Caro
lina. Sent by Gov. Yeamans
to repulse the Florida Indians,
i670-'8o. Prov. Council, S. C,
i67i-'84.
Hall, William C.
Godfrey, Richard, Jr. Soldier in
King Philip's War.
Brown, Paul
Godfrey, Major Richard, 171 i-
 , Taunton, Mass. Capt.
of Taunton Co., Crown Point,
1755. Major in Col. Doty's
Regt, 1758.
Dary, George A.
Hall, Frank G,

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Hall, George R.
Goffe, Lieut.-Col. Daniel, 1680-
1742, Boston, Mass. Constable,
1713. A. & H. A. Co., 1712.
Sergt, 1714. Lieut, 1734.
Lieut.-Col. Militia.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Goffe, Edward, 1594-1658, Cam
bridge, Mass. Deputy, 1646-
'50.
Chamberlain, Jehiel W.
Clarke, George K.
Fall, George H.
Hayden, Horace E.
Hayden, William M.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Goffe, Col. John. Commanded a
Regt., raised in 1760, to serve
in Expedition against Canada,
and was at Crown Point.
Capt, 1746. Major, 1756.
Hale, Frederick
Moore, Franklin Smedley
Wallace, Louis Frederick Wm.
Goffe, Col. John, 1701 - 1781.
Representative to the General
Court of N. H. three terms.
Lieut, 1746. Capt. in com
mand at Fort William Henry
in 1757. Maj. of the Ninth
N. H. Regt in 1768, and subse
quently promoted Colonel.
Goffe, Chas. Henry
Hemphill, Robert Wm.
Moore, Charles
Gold. (See Gould.)
Gold, Major Nathan,  1693-
'94. Assistant, i657-'62-'94.
Major. Member of Commit
tee of Defence against Dutch,
1662. Representative to ist
Colonial Congress in N. Y.,
1690. Major of Dragoons,
1675.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Pack, Arthur Newton
Gold, Lieut.-Gov. Nathan, 1663-
1723, Conn. Dep.-Gov., 1707.
Chief Justice Supreme Court,
1712. Lieut.-Gov., i7o8-'23.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robt
Barbour, Wm. W.

Clephane, Lewis P.
Ford, George H.
Jennings, Albert G.
Lord, Jos. Edmund Potter
Rockwell, Charles L.
Rockwell, George
Watson, Charles Pixley
Weir, Levi Candee
Goldsmith, Maj. Samuel, 
1671. Appointed Member
of Committee for Baltimore
Co., Md., to raise quota of
provisions for Indian
War.
Kenly, William W.
Goldthwait, Adj. Joseph, 1706-
1780. Adj., ist Mass. Regt,
1744. Expedition to Louisburg
under Pepperrell.
Freeman, James G.
Gooch, James, 1676-1735. Soldier
in French and Indian War,
1692.
Ballord, Esek S.
Gooch, Frank A.
Gooch, Capt. James,  1738,
Boston, Mass. Capt. of a sloop
in defense of Wells, Me.
French and Indian War,
1692.
Bates, James H.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Knowlton, Daniel W.
Gooch, Thomas. (See Cooch.)
Gooch, Major William,  1655.
Member House of Burgesses
for York Co., 1654, and Coun
cil of Virginia, 1655.
Carlton, Henry Guy
Thomas, Douglas H.
• Thomas, Douglas H., Jr.
Goodell, Jacob, 1708  . Pri
vate in Capt. Fay's Co., of
Col. Fitch's Regt, French and
Indian War, 1758.
Homer, William B.
Goodell, Zacariah, 1640  . He
served in the Regt. of Major
Dennison and was on guard at
Salem, 1667.
Homer, William B.
Goodenow, Capt. Edmund, 1611-
1676, Sudbury, Mass. Capt,
King Philip's War.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.

199

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Goodhue, Dea. Joseph, 1639-1697,
Ipswich. Deputy, 1697.
Libby, Charles T.
Goodhue, Deacon William, 1613-
1699, Ipswich, Mass. Repre
sentative, Mass., 1666, et
seq.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Foster, Joseph
Holbrook, Levi
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Libby, Charles T.
Goodhue, Capt. William, 1645-
1712, Ipswich, Mass. Capt in
Col. Appleton's Regt. Repre
sentative, 1691-1711. One of
the Committee to consider the
surrender of the Charter to
Governor Andros. Tried, im
prisoned, and fined £20 for so
doing.
Barnes, George E.
Cogswell, John F.
Dennis, Rodney S.
Hobbs, Franklin W.
Goodman, Sergt. Richard, 1609-
1676, Hadley, Mass. Inspec
tor of arms, 1664. Sergt,
Hadley Militia, 1663. Killed
at Hockanum, King Philip's
War.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Day, Robert Webster
Goodman, Richard J.
Graves, Albert M.
Ives, Francis J.
Metcalf, James B.
Nicoll, Fancher
Noble, Henry H.
Wright, Harry L.
Goodrich, Col. David, 1667-1755.
Lieut, Capt Matthew Allyn,
Expedition against Indians,
1704. Capt, Hampshire Co.,
March, 1712. Adj. and Q. M.,
Wood Creek Expedition, 1709.
Capt, Father Rasle's War,
i723-'24. Col. and member of
Council, i724-'29-
Case, John E.
Douglas, Charles H.
Douglas, Duncan
French, Leon Le L.
Fulton, William E.
Parker, Charles Wolcott

Goodrich, Elisha, 1712  . Pri
vate in Capt. Josiah Lee's Co.
of Farmington at the relief of
Fort William Henry.
Fulton, William E .
Goodrich, Capt. Ephraim, 1663-
1739. Ensign, 1698. Lieut,
1710. Lieut, South Co., 1713.
Capt, 1716. Deputy, 1702.
Booth, Chas. Edwin
Hack, Mervin R.
Hack, Thomas H.
Treat, Erastus B.
Goodrich, Ephriam, 1693 - 1771.
Served in the French and In
dian War, i755-'56.
Booth, Charles Edwin
Goodrich, Lieut. Joseph, 1691-
1768, Conn. Lieut. Militia,
1740.
Goodrich, William
Goodrich, Lieut.-Gen. Thomas,
 1679. Lieut, under Na
thaniel Bacon during the re
bellion of 1676.
Harris, William O.
Smith, Rogers M.
Goodrich, Ens. William, 
1676, Wethersfield, Conn. Ens.
under Capt. Samuel Welles.
Deputy, i66o-'66.
Andrews, James M.
Booth, Charles Edwin
Carpenter, William M.
Case, John E.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Elliot, Daniel G.
French, Leon Le L.
Fulton, William E.
Gilbert, James H.
Goodrich, Henry W.
Goodrich, William
Goodrich, Wm. W.
Hack, Mervin R.
Monfort, Delos A.
Monfort, Fred. Delos
Morse, Glenn T.
Ogden, Louis Mansfield
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Pond, Edwin W.
Sanders, Cameron Haskin
Sanders, Wm. Reynale
Short, Charles W.
Short, John C.
Walcott, Arthur S.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Williams, Norman A.
Goodrich, Ens. William, 1661-
1737. Ens., Prov. Forces,
Conn., 1701.
Goodrich, Wm.
Goodridge, Lieut. Philip, 1669-
1729, Newbury and Lunen
burg, Mass. Lieut, Newbury
Co.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Goodridge, Capt. Philip, 1714-
1797. Capt, French and In
dian War, 1755.
Fessenden, Charles N.
Goodspeed, Ebenezer, 1655  ,
Barnstable, Mass. In Narra
gansett Wars under Capt.
Thomas Homes.
Goodspeed, Benjamin F.
Robbins, Rowland A.
Goodspeed, John, 1645-1719, Barn
stable, Mass. Soldier, King
Philip's War.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Wood, Eric F.
Goodwin, William, 1 598-1 673,
Cambridge, Mass., and Hart
ford, Conn. Deputy from
Cambridge, 1634.
Bissell, William P.
Cox, John L.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Rogers, James S.
Terry, John Taylor
White, Henry K.
White, William C.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Goodyear, Dep.-Gov. Stephen,
 1658. Deputy, New Ha
ven General Court, 1641. Dep.-
Gov. New Haven Colony,
1643. '44, '46, '53-|57- Commis
sioner for the United Colonies,
1643, '46.
Bell, Charles U.
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Chadwick, William H.
Corey, Eben
Corey, Edward W.
Edwards, Charles J.
Goodyear, Charles P.

Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
Heaton, John E.
Jennings, Walter
Johnson, Frederic E.
Johnson, Henry L. E.
Johnson, Joseph B.
Johnson, William G.
Libby, Charles T.
Longacre, James B.
McClintock, Emory
Moulton, John H.
Robertson, Abram H.
Smith, Robert A.
Taylor, Emerson Gifford
Taylor, John M.
Tows, Ferrars Heaton
Wakeman, Jesup
Wakeman, Robert P.
Ward, Brownlee R.
Gookin, Maj.-Gen. Daniel, 1612-
1687, Cambridge, Mass. Capt,
1648. Deputy, i649-'5i. Speak
er, 1651. Assistant, i652-'86.
Commissioner to the Indians,
1656. Maj.-Gen. of the Mass.
Forces, 1681.
Amsden, Franklin Daniel
Amsden, Henry Frank
Baker, Roy Ball
Bell, Charles U.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Chadwick, William H.
Chauncey, Elihu
Comstock, Wm. O.
Corey, Eben
Corey, Edward W.
Davies, Julien T.
Davies, William G.
Day, Robert W.
Denny, Thomas
Furness, William E.
Libby, Charles T.
Luquer, Lea Mel.
Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
Ormsbee, Hermann W.
Pierce, Jacob W.
Salisbury, Edward E.
Smith, Frank B.
Thornton, James B.
Wood, Marshall W.
Woolsey, Theodore S.
Gookin, Capt. Samuel, 1652-1730,
Cambridge, Mass. Capt, Cam
bridge Military Co., 1692.
Lieut in the Regt. under Col.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

William Tailer against Port
Royal, 1710.
Amsden, Franklin D.
Gordon, Alexander, 1635-1697.
In Capt. Timothy Hall's Co.,
King William's War. In gar
rison at Exeter, N. H., 1696.
Gordon, Edwin A.
Gordon, George A.
Libby, Charles T.
Richardson, Frederick A.
Gordon, Thomas, 1652-1722. Mem
ber of Council, Prov. East
Jersey. Dep.-Sec, 1692. Att-
Gen., 1692. Receiver-Gen. and
Treas., i7io-'i9, one of the
Lords Proprietor.
Hamersley, j. Hooker
Gordon, Thomas, 1678-1762, Ex
eter, N. H. In Capt. John
Gilman's Co., 1710, Queen
Anne's War.
Gordon, Edwin A.
Gordon, George A.
Gorham, Jabez, 1656-1745, Yar
mouth, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Coghill, Howard
Dwight, Frederick
Gorham (Gorum), Capt. John,
1621-1676, Barnstable, Plymouth
Col. Deputy, 1653. Lieut, 1673.
Capt. 2d Barnstable Co., under
Major William Bradford,
Great Swamp Fight.
Adams, Edward M.
Ames, Louis A.
Bassett, Austin B.
Baxter, Joseph N.
Bement, Robert B. C.
Brooks, Frederick
Cadle, Cornelius
Champlin, John D., Jr.
Chase, Clement
Clark, A. Howard
Clark, Eliot A.
Coghill, Howard
Coleman, Leander W. T.
Coleman, Leighton P.
Curtis, Geo. Munson
Danforth, Allen
Dorr, Joseph
Dwight, Frederick
Dykman, Jackson Annan
Eldridge, David Gorham

Eldridge, Edric
Fletcher, Paris
Gorham, Austin G.
Greene, Howard
Greene, Richard H.
Grinnell, William M.
Hawes, Emory
Henshaw, Joseph G.
Hull, James Wells
Kellogg, David S.
Locke, Charles A.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Lovell, Frank H.
Lovell, Frank H., Jr.
Macy, Chas. Alex.
Macy, Coggeshall
Macy, Geo. H.
Macy, Silvanus J.
Macy, Silvanus j., Jr.
Nightingale, George C.
Norton, Edward L.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Peet, Emerson W.
Pike, Chas. E.
Reed, Latham G.
Spicer, George T.
Sprague, Frank W.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Strong, Richard P.
Taintor, Starr
Wakeman, Robt. P.
Walker, I. Henry
Walker, William M.
Woodruff, Edw. L.
Gorham, Lieut.-Col. John, 1652-
1716, Barnstable, Mass. In
Great Swamp Fight, King
Philip's War; Canadian Expe
dition, 1690, and second in
command under Col. Church,
1703. Deputy, 1688, et
seq.
Brooks, Frederick
Coleman, Leighton P.
Dorr, Joseph
Dykman, Jackson A.
Gorham, Austin G.
Greene, Howard
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Norton, Edward L.
Sprague, Frank W.
Strong, Frederick S.
Strong, Richard Polk
Whittemore, James M.

1NDE.X OF ANCESTORS

Gorham, Col. John, 1688-1746,
Yarmouth, Me. Lieut-Col.
and Capt. of the 2d Co., 7th
Mass. Regt, Col. Shubael Gor
ham, 1744. Louisburg Expedi
tion, 1745.
Gorham, Austin G.
Greene, Howard
Grinnell, William M.
Whittemore, James M.
Gorham, Nathaniel, 1738-1796,
Charlestown, Mass. Repre
sentative, 1772, et seq. Speaker.
Brooks, Frederick
Gorham, Col. Shubael, 1686-1746.
Col. 7th Mass. Regt., and Capt
of the ist Co. in Louisburg
Expedition.
Gorham, Austin G.
Gorton, Capt. Benjamin, 
1699. Capt, R. I. Militia.
Deputy, 1686.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel Morse
Robeson, Andrew
Gorton, Samuel, 1592-1677. As
sistant, 1649. Commissioner to
the Narragansett Indians. Dep
uty, R. I, 1651, et seq.
Erskine, Greene
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Gorton, George T.
Hart, Samuel
Jones, Walter R.
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Remington, Harvey F.
Robeson, Andrew
Spicer, Geo. T.
Townsend, James H.
Waterman, Lucius
Gorton, Samuel,  1723. Dep
uty, R. I., 1708.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Reynolds, James
Goss, Richard,   . In
Capt. Gilman's Co., N. H.,
1 710.
Libbey, Wm.
Gott, Charles,  1667, Salem

and Wenham, Mass. Deputy,
1635-
Parsons, Charles S.
Gott, Lieut. Charles, Jr., 1639-
1708. Co. of Foot, Wenham,
Mass., 1683.
Parsons, Charles S.
Gould (Gold), Capt. Abraham,
1732-1777, Fairfield, Conn.
Served as Sergt. at time of
alarm for relief of Fort Wil
liam Henry, 1757. Capt, ist
Co., Train Band, Fairfield,
1767.
Jennings, Walter
Gould, Capt. Jacob, 1703-1787,
Topsfield and Lunenburg,
Mass Private in Capt. Thom
as Wilder's Co., Col. Wilder's
Regt, in expedition for relief
of Fort William Henry, 1757;
afterward, Capt. of Militia.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Gould, John, 16 10-1690, Charles
town, Mass. Trooper in Capt.
Wheeler's, also in Capt Hutch
inson's Co., King Philip's War.
Eaton, Joseph G.
Fall, Geo. Howard
Gould, Levi S.
Rowe, Charles E.
Gould, Capt. John, 1635-1710,
Topsfield, Mass. In Lieut.
William Hasey's Three Coun
ty Troop, King Philip's War.
Ensign, 1679. Lieut., 1684.
Capt, 1693.
Doane, Wm. H.
Dorman, William B.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Gould, Charles A.
Gould, David H.
Gould, George L.
Gould, S. Seward
Healey, David A.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer
Gould, Capt. Joseph, 1677-1753,
Topsfield, Mass. Capt, Tops-
field Military Co., 1725. Dep
uty, 1726, et seq.
Dorman, William B.
Gould (or Gold), Major Nathan
(Nathaniel),  1694. As
sistant, i657-'62-'94. Major,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1666. Member of Committee
of Defence against Dutch,
1662. Representative to the
first Colonial Congress in N.
Y., 1690. Major of Dragoons,
1675.
Bladgen, Thomas
Camp, Robert
Castle, Ernest Beecher
Clephane, Lewis P.
Clephane, Walter C.
Curtis, Lewis B.
Davenport, Timothy
Farrel, Alton
Farrel, Franklin
Ford, George H.
Jennings, Albert G.
Jennings, Arthur O.
Jennings, Oliver G.
Jennings, Walter
Lord, Joseph E. P.
Milbank, Isaac
Milbank, Nichols
Northrop, Edwin Canfield
Northrop, Frank
Northrop, Otis S.
Osborn, Henry F.
Schauffler, William G.
Sherman, Roger
Smith, Wyllys K.
Walker, Williston
Watson, Chas. P.
Weir, Levi C.
Gould (Gold), Lieut.-Gov. Nath
an, 1663-1723, Fairfield, Conn.
Dep.-Gov., 1707. Chief Justice
Supreme Court, 1712. Lieut.-
Gov., i7o8-'23. Asst, 1689-
1708.
Castle, Ernest B.
Ford, George H.
Jennings, Walter
Milbank, Isaac
Milbank, Nichols
Gould, Nathan, 1734-1816, Box
ford, Mass. Private in Capt.
Aaron Rice's Co., Col. Brown's
Regt, 1756. In Expedition
against Crown Point. In Capt.
James Mirick's Co., South
Hampshire Regt., 1756. In
Capt. Nathaniel Wolcott's Co.
for the relief of Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Healey, David A.

Gould, Lieut. Zaccheus, 1672-1739,
Topsfield, Mass. Lieut, in the
town Military Co., 1739.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Goulding, Capt. Palmer, 1695-
1770, Sudbury and Worcester,
Mass. Capt, 6th Co., 4th
Mass. Regt, Louisburg, 1745.
Pickford, Chas. J.
Gouverneur, Ens. Isaac,  1728,
New York. Ens. of Foot, N.
Y. City, i700-'o2.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Gove, Ebenezer, 1671-1758, Hamp
ton, N. H. In King William's
War. In garrison at Fort
William and Mary, 1708.
Clark, Byron N.
Gove, Lieut. Edward, 1635-1691,
Hampton, N. H. Representa
tive, i68o-'82. Lieut, Hamp
ton Military Co., 1690.
Clark, Byron N.
Libby, Charles T.
Moulton, George M.
Gowan (Gowen), Nicholas, 1667
 , Kittery, Me. Deputy,
1701, et seq.
Lord, Calvin
Graham, Col. Augustine, 1672-
1719. Officer, Major of Mil
itia, Westchester Co., 1700.
Capt. of Militia, north side of
Staten Island. Commander of
all Staten Island Militia, 1705.
Col., Richmond Co., 1715.
Akerly, Samuel M.
Graham, Rev. Chauncey, 1727-
1784. Chaplain, N. Y. Prov.
Forces, Expedition to Canada,
1760.
Storm, Clarence
Graham, Col. James, 1660-1701.
Att-Gen., N. Y., i685-'87, and
1691-1701. Member and Speak
er, Prov. Assembly, N. Y.
First Recorder of N. Y., 1683-
1700.
Akerly, Samuel M.
Carnochan, Gouverneur Morris
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Watson, Samuel N.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Graham, Rev. John, Sr., 1694-
1774, Southbury, Conn. Chap
lain, Crown Point Expedition,
Col. Phineas Lyman, 1755.
Moseley, John G.
Storm, Clarence
Thompson, Arthur G.
Thompson, Harry G.
Graham, Rev. John, Jr., 1722-
1796, West Suffield, Conn.
Chaplain, ist Conn. Regt,
General Phineas Lyman, 1762.
Capture of Havana.
Thompson, Harry G.
Granger, Q. M. S. Abner, 1735-
1816. Q. M. S., ist Conn.
Troops, 1758.
Remington, Cyrus K.
Smith, Edward B.
Granger, Launcelot, 1633-1689,
Suffield, Conn. In King Phil
ip's War.
Burbank, Robt. A.
Granger, William S.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Granniss, Capt. John, 1674-1740,
Conn. Lieut, Train Band,
New Haven, 1718. Capt, 1733.
Granniss, Robert A.
Wickwire, Arthur Manley
Grant, John, 1 642-1 684, Windsor,
Conn. Ordered to the relief
of Westfield and Springfield,
Mass., 1676, with 20 men.
Grant, Thomas P.
Grant, Joseph, 1646-1722. In King
Philip's War.
Wood, Eric F.
Grant, Matthew,  1681. Pri
vate in Fort on the Palesido
Green. Deputy to General
Court, Conn.
Parker, Geo. T.
Grant, Capt. Noah, 1718-1756, of
Grant's Hill, Conn. Lieut,
Capt Rodger's Scouts at Lake
George, November, 1755. Capt,
7th Co., 2d Conn. Regt, 1756.
Cramer, Jesse G.
Grant, Frederick D.
Graves, Benjamin, 1645  , Con
cord, Mass. Soldier in Capt.
Wheeler's Co, Great Swamp
Fight.
Morris, Seymour

Graves, George,  1673, Conn.
Deputy, 1646, i657-'58.
Benton, Arthur B.
Booth, Charles E.
Graves, Sergt. Isaac, 1 620-1 677,
Hatfield, Mass. Killed by In
dians at attack on Hatfield Set
tlement, Sept. 19, 1677. Sergt
in Colonial Militia.
Blair, Watson Franklin
Cooper, Leslie B.
Graves, Albert M.
King, Samuel B.
McAlpin, Milo F.
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Graves, Capt. Thomas. Represent
ed Smythe's Hundred in First
House of Burgesses of Va.,
1619, et seq.
Graves, Arnold L.
Graves, Buford Allen
Graves, Carroll S.
Graves, Clyde M.
Graves, Francis Porter
Graves, Frank H.
Graves, Jay P.
Graves, Rear-Admiral Thomas,
1605-1653, Charlestown, Mass.
Rear-Admiral, English Navy,
1653. Killed in action with
Dutch, July 31, 1653.
Ballord, Webb R.
Bates, George B.
Bates, William G.
Booth, Charles E.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Bucklin, Harry Masters
Gray, Edward,  1681. Soldier
in King Philip's War. Deputy
for Plymouth, i676-*79.
Baker, George F.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Parker, Edward L.
Parker, Fred'k W.
Perry, Alexander
Southworth, Constant
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Willard, Edward A.
Willard, James L. B.
Woodward, Wm.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Gray, John, 1707-1761, Beverly,
Mass. Served under Capt
Ephriam Williams at Fort
Massachusetts, i754-'55 ; served
under Capt. Isaac Wyman at
same fort, 1755.
Gray, Nathaniel A.
Gray, John, 1729-1813. In Capt
Robert Lothridge's Co., Col.
Israel Williams' Regt, relief
of Fort William Henry,
1757
Gray, Alfred W.
Gray, Nathaniel A.
Shelton, George G.
Shelton, William A.
Greeley, Benjamin, 1700-1785,
Haverhill, Mass. Soldier in
the Haverhill Alarm List,
1757-
Parker, Moses G.
Green, Judge Henry, 1620-1700,
Hampton, N. H. Commission
er, 1689. Councillor, 1692-
'97-
Morrell, George C.
Scales, John
Webb, William S.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Green (Greene), Lieut. Henry,
1638-1717, Maiden, Mass. Dep
uty, 1689, et seq. In King
Philip's War.
Childs, James E.
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Green, Robert S.
Price, Alfred B.
Webb, William S.
Green, Isaac, 1652-1713, Hampton,
N. H. Served in Hampton
Company.
Webb, William S.
Green, Capt. Jacob, 1654-1726,
Hampton, N. H. Capt, 1699-
1720, under Major Winthrop
Hilton in guarding the fron
tiers.
Scales, John
Green, James, 1734  . Member
of Col. Robert Stoughton's
Regt. of Militia, 1758.
Green, John W.
Green, Capt. John, 1632-1707,

Maiden, Mass. Deputy, 1692-
'94-'96. Capt, at Maiden.
Winship, Wm. H.
Green, Corp. John, 1636-1691,
Cambridge, Mass. In Lieut.
Edward Oakes's Troop, 1675-
'76. Corp. under Lieut. Wm.
Halsey, King Philip's War,
1675.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Pierce, Fred'k C.
Green, Corp. John, 1650-1709,
Maiden, Mass. Corp. in King
Philip's War, under Lieut.
William Hasey, 1675-76; un
der Major Willard and Capt.
Oakes, 1676. Corp. of the
Maiden Military Co., 1678.
Representative, i692-'94-'96.
Felton, Samuel M.
Marble, John E.
Pierce, Frederick C.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Winship, William H.
Green, Capt. Robert, 1695-1748.
Member of the Va. House of
Burgesses, 1736, and Capt. of
Orange County, Va., Militia.
Ballance, John G.
Crenshaw, Loren O.
Green, John Wm.
Green, Capt. Samuel, 1615-1701,
Cambridge, Mass. Ens. in
King Philip's War. Officer of
Colonial Forces, 1660-1701.
Butler, Henry P.
Scofield, George S.
Green, Capt. Samuel, 1 670-1736,
Leicester, Mass. Capt of ist
Military Co.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Greene, Noah Lincoln
Green, Thomas, 1630-1672, Mai
den, Mass. Trumpeter, Mai
den Co.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Green, Timothy, 1735-1812. Capt.
in 2d Battalion, Penn. Regt.,
Col. Bouquet, relief of Fort
Pitt, i763-'64.
Rogers, Alfred H.
Green, William,  , Wo
burn, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Green, Gov. William, 1696-1758,
R. I. Gov. of R. I., i743-'s8.
Robeson, Andrew
Green (e), William,   ,
Woburn, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War.
Hull, Frederick M., Jr.
Greene, Sergt. Isaac, 1715  .
Private in the Groton, Mass.,
Militia, under Capt Thomas
Tarbell, during King Philip's
War, i744-'48. Sergt. in Capt.
Ephriam Jones' Co. in the Ex
pedition sent to Nova Scotia.
Greene, Charles F.
Greene, James, 1626-1698. Com
missioner, i66o-'63, B. I. Gov
ernor's Assistant, i66o-'6i-'70-
'7i-
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Reynolds, James
Waterman, Lucius
Greene, John, 1597-1658, R. I.
One of the original Proprie
tors of Providence. Commis
sioner to England, 1644. Com
missioner to the Court of Com
missioners, i654-'57. Magis
trate, 1655, '56.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Erskine, Greene
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Greene, William M.
Hart, George T.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Page, S. Davis
Phillips, Henry Byron
Remington, Harvey F.
Robeson, Andrew
Smith, Franklin Augustus, Jr.
Spicer, Geo. T.
Greene, Dep.-Gov. John, 1620-
1708. Commissioner to the
General Court, i652-'63- Atty.-
Gen., i657-'6o. Assistant, 1660-
'90. Colonial Agent to Eng
land, 1670. Member of Gov.
Andros's Council, 1686. Dep
uty, i664-'8o. "Major for the
Main," 1696. Dep.-Gov., 1690-

1700. Capt, 1676. Maj., 1683.
Col. of R. I.
Adams, Washington I. L.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Cannon, Charles E.
Carpenter, Richard
Carr, Charles R.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Dyer, Horace E.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel Morse
Greene, George S., Jr.
Greene, Richard McC.
Hart, George T.
Ingersoll, Colin M.
Jackson, Donald
Jackson, Henry Greene
Jackson, Pearsall B.
Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
Nightingale, Geo. C.
Page, S. Davis
Parkhurst, Chas. D.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Prince, Charles B.
Prince, Charles J.
Remington, Harvey F.
Reynolds, James
Robeson, Andrew
Rogers, James S.
Welling, Richard W. G.
Woodward, Wm.
Greene, Nathaniel, 1629-1710. In
Capt. Joseph Syll's Co., 1676,
etc
Wilson, John A.
Greene, Peter, Warwick, R. I.
Deputy, R. I., 1738, et seq.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Green (e), Samuel, 1645-1724. Sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Served under Major Willard,
1676.
Marble, John E.
Greene, Thomas, Sr., 1628-1717.
Commissioner to Gen. Assem
bly, 1662, et seq. Assistant,
Colony of R. I., i678-'8o, '84,
'85.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Page, S. Davis

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Robeson, Andrew
Wolcott, Roger
Greene, Thomas, 1630-1682, Mai
den, Mass. Trumpeter, Mai
den Co.
Wade, James F.
Greene, Thomas, 1662  , Rhode
Island. Deputy, 1698.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Greene, Lieut. Thomas, 1743-
 , Rowley, Mass., and Wa-
terford, Me. Lieut, in French
and Indian Wars.
Greene, Charles L.
Greene, Jacob L.
Greenbury, Col. Nicholas, 1627-
1697. Member of the Council,
1692. President, 1694. Acting-
Gov., Prov. of Md., 1693.
Comm.-Gen. of the Prov., 1692.
Chancellor and Keeper of the
Great Seal, i692-'94- Field
Officer, Anne Arundel Co.,
1694.
Andrews, Chas. L.
Dorsey, William H.
Fetter, George G.
Gooch, D. Linn
Griffith, M. Hood
Griffith, William R.
Hoffman, Richard C.
Jones, Arthur La F.
Kenly, William W.
Poultney, W. De C.
Riggs, Elisha F.
Robinson, Arthur L.
Stevenson, Howard Griffith
Tilton, Palmer
Tilton, Warren C.
Vickers, Wm. Handy Collins
Welsh, Luther W.
Welsh, Milton
Greenfield, Maj. Thomas, 
1715. Maj., Colonial Militia,
1694. Member of Md. Coun
cil, i7o8-'i5. Md. Assembly,
1692.
Duvall, Richard M.
Magruder, Caleb Clarke, Jr.
Sluder, Greenfield
Greenfield, Sergt. Walter Smith,
1731-1789, Frederick Co., Md.

Sergt. in Capt. Beall's Co.,
Prince George's Co., Md., in
French and Indian War, 1757-
'58.
Sluder, Greenfield
Greenleaf, Dr. Daniel, 1702-1795,
Hingham and Boston, Mass.
Surgeon of Regt., siege of
Louisburg, Cape Breton Island,
1745. Afterward served on
Colony ship in same war.
Wood, Marshall Wm.
Greenleaf, Lieut. Edmund, 1600-
1671, Newbury,- Mass. Ens.,
1639. Lieut, 1642. Capt, 1645.
Amsden, Franklin D.
Amsden, Henry F.
Appleton, Nathan
Bailey, Edward P.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Clark, Byron N.
Clarke, George K.
Coffin, William K.
Congdon, Herbert W.
Conner, John S.
Conner, Phineas S.
Constant, S. Victor
Daggett, George H.
Davies, Julien T.
Davies, William G.
Day, Robt. Webster
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Furness, Alexander R.
Furness, Dawes E.
Gerrish, Frederick H.
Gerrish, William L.
Gordon, Edwin A.
Greenleaf, Edward E.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Knight, Stephen H.
Little, Francis B.
Little, Henry L.
Little, Josiah
Low, Wm. G, Jr.
Merrill, Joseph H.
Merrill, Charles G.
Merrill, Herman W.
Newhall, James S.
Nichols, Henry A.
Nichols, Wm. A.
Noyes, Edward D.
Parker, Moses Greeley
Pettingell, Frank H.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Remick, Timothy
Richardson, Wm. S.
Russell, Stevens G.
Silvester, William W.
Spofford, Paul N.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Storer, John H.
Wenzell, Henry B.
Wills, Henry Le B.
Wood, Marshall W.
Greenleaf, Corp. Gardner, 1726-
1808, .Medford, Mass. Corp.,
1757, in Capt. Seth Blodgett's
Co., Col. Wm. Brattal's Regt.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Greenleaf, Capt. Stephen, circ.
1 628-1 690. Ensign, 1670. Lieut,
1685. Capt, 1686. Drowned
during Expedition against Port
Royal, 1690.
Amsden, Franklin D.
Amsden, Henry F.
Appleton, Nathan
Cilley, Harry B.
Clark, Rufus W.
Clarke, George K.
Day, Robert W.
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Furness, Alexander R.
Furness, Dawes E.
Furness, William E.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Little, Henry L.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Noyes, Edward D.
Parker, Moses G.
Silvester, Learoyd
Silvester, Wm. W.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Williams, Chas. H.
Wills, Henry Le B.
Wood, Marshall W.
Greenleaf, Capt. Stephen, Jr.,
1652-1743, Newbury, Mass.
Commanded against French
and Indians, Wells, Me., 1690.
Amsden, Franklin D.
Amsden, Henry F.
Comstock, Wm. O.
Day, Robert Webster
Furness, Alexander R.

Furness, Dawes E.
Furness, Wm. Eliot
Greenleaf, Edward E.
Wood, Marshall W.
Greenleaf, Sergt. Stephen, 1735-
1802, Boston, Mass., and Brat-
tleboro, Vt. Private, 1757;
marched in Fort William
Henry Alarm as far as Spring
field. Sergt., 1758, in Capt. Asa
Whitcomb's Co.
Wood, Marshall Wm.
Greenleaf, Tristram, 1667-1740,
Newbury, Mass. Member
Capt. Hugh March's Co. of
Snowshoe Men, Essex North
Regt, 171 1.
Parker, Moses G.
Greenwood, Capt. Thomas, 1696-
1774, Newton, Mass. Capt. of
Militia. Deputy, i743-'56.
Gregg, Capt. James, 1678-1735.
Commanded Co. raised in
Londonderry, 1719, during
War with the Eastern In
dians, Prov. of N. Hamp. As
sembly, 1736.
Gregg, Levi Laertes
Gregg, Capt. John, 1702-1789.
Commanded Scouts from Lon
donderry, N. H., on Frontiers,
1746.
Gregg, Levi Laertes
Gregg, Major Samuel, 1738-1808.
Sergt. in Capt. Rodgers' Co.
of Rangers, French and In
dian War, 1758. In Cape
Breton Expedition and at
storming of the French works
at Gabarus Bay.
Gregg, Norris B.
Gregg, William H.
Gregg, William H., Jr.
Gregory, Thomas, 1637-1688. In
Conn. Forces, King Philip's
War.
Gregory, Clifford D.
Gregson, Thomas, 1611-1646, Mass.
Treas., 1641-42. Deputy, 1640-
'43. Magistrate, 1643 -'44.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Merritt, Alan D.
Gregson, Thomas,  1646, New
Haven, Conn. Assistant;
Treasurer ; Commissioner for

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

the United Colonies, i643-'46.
Commissioner to Parliament,
1646. Lost in the Phantom
Ship.
Dickerman, Wm. C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Farnham, Elijah T.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Merritt, Alan D.
Plant, Henry Bradley
Plant, Morton F.
Scofield, George S.
Tomlinson, John C.
Ward, Brownlee R.
Ward, Chas. Samuel
Woodin, William H.
Gridley, Capt. Richard, 1 630-1 674.
Capt., Mass. Militia.
Dorr, Dalton
Gridley, Samuel, 1647-1712. Had
Garrison House, Farmington,
Conn., 1689, King William's
War. Member of Farmington
Militia Co., 1678.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Pack, Arthur Newton
Gridley, Thomas, 1596 1655,
Windsor, Conn. In the Pequot
War.
Gilbert, Payson H.
Gridley, Horace W.
Gridley, Nelson C.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Pack, Arthur Newton
Powell, Lyman Theo.
Preston, Deming H.
Stafford, Wm. F.
Throop, Geo. E.
Gridley, Thomas, 1612  . One
of thirty soldiers in the Pequot
War, 1637, from Windsor,
Conn.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Preston, Deming H.
Throop, George Enos
Griffen, Jacob,  . In Capt.
Jonathan Wright's Co., of
Flushing, 171 5.
Darlington, Charles F.
Darlington, James H.
Darlington, Thomas
Wildey, William H.
Winant, Frederick

Griffen, John,  1742. In
Capt. Jonathan Wright's Co.,
Flushing, L. I., 1715.
Darlington, Charles F.
Darlington, James H.
Darlington, Thomas
Griffen, Charles F.
Wildey, William H.
Winant, Frederick
Griffin (Griffing), Major Jasper,
1648-1718. Lieut, 1693. Major
of Militia, Southold, L. I.
Mumford, Wm. C.
Piatt, Thomas C.
Weeks, Frank B.
Grifein, Sergt. John,  1681,
Windsor, Conn. Deputy, 1670.
Temporary Commander, at
Simsbury, 1673. Sergt, 1675.
Adams, Edward M.
Case, John E.
Holcombe, John M.
Lea, James H.
Parker, Geo. T.
Pettibone, Asa G.
Preston, Deming H.
Wells, George F.
Griffin, Col. Leroy, 1646  .
Justice of Rappahannock, 1680,
and Col. of Militia.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Barret, Richard A.
Griffin, Edward S.
Griffin, Thomas, 1684-1732. Mem
ber of the House of Burgesses
from i7i8-'23, Richmond Co.,
Va.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Griffin, Edw. S.
Griffith, Henry, 1720-1794. Mem
ber of Assembly, Prov. Md.
Dorsey, William Henry
Gooch, Daniel L.
Welsh, Luther W.
Grigson, Thomas, 1611 - i646-'47.
Assistant of New Haven Col
ony; first Treasurer; Commis
sioner in 1643 t0 the United
Colonies; Commissioner to
Gen. Court.
Kissam, Henry S.
Grim, David, 1738-1826. Of the
privateers King of Prussia
and General Wolfe, i757-'58.
Minton, Telfair M.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Schermerhorn, Arthur F.
Schermerhorn, Charles A.
Schermerhorn, Edward G.
Grinnell, Daniel, 1641 - 1703,
Rehoboth, Mass. Trooper in
King Philip's War.
Boyd, Robt. M., Jr.
Mersereau, John D.
Grinnell, Sergt. George, 1700-
 . Sergt, 1750.
Grinnell, William M.
Griswold, Lieut. Daniel, 2d, 1729-
1817. First Lieut, in Capt.
Harris's Co., Col. David
Wooster's Regt., Crown Point
Expedition, 1756, and in 1761.
Tefft, Erastus T.
Tefft, Frank G.
Griswold, David, 1701-1760, Wind
sor, Conn. In Sergt. Halbut's
Co. under Lieut. Nathan Whit
ing, Lieut.-Col. Pepperell's
Regt., against Louisburg.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Griswold, Lieut. Ebenezer, 1702-
1779. Second Lieut, ist Co.,
3d Conn. Regt., 1755, Crown
Point Expedition.
Griswold, Benj. H.
Griswold, Benj. Howell, Jr.
Griswold, Edward, 1607 - 1691,
Conn. Built "Old Fort,"
Springfield. Deputy, Windsor
and Killingsworth, Conn.
Deputy, i656-'63, i667-'89-
Adams, Frederick C.
Atkinson, Chas. T.
Bailey, Edward Payson
Booth, Charles E.
Brown, Paul
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Clark, Lot Curran
Cooper, Leslie B.
Field, Thaddeus C.
Gunsaulus, Frank W.
Holcombe, John M.
Jones, Charles L.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Lloyd, John U.
McNair, Eben O.
Mersereau, John D.
Paine, Cyrus F.
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Parker, Geo. Turner
Phelps, Luis James

Potts, Charles E.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Sherman, Roger
Smith, Wm. D. G.
Ward, Christopher L.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Griswold, Lieut. Francis, 1635-
1671, Norwich, Conn. Lieut,
Train Band, i665-'66. Deputy,
i664-'68-'7i.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Clark, Lot Curran
Clarke, Chauncey H.
Field, Thaddeus C.
Mersereau, John D.
Smith, Wm. D. G.
Griswold, Capt. Jacob, 1690- 1772.
Ens., 1729. Lieut, 1729. Capt,
'733i 13th Conn. Regt. Dep
uty, 1742. Captured by the
Indians, Father Rasle's War,
1722.
Parker, Frederick S.
Woodruff, Charles H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Griswold, Joel, 1734  , Conn.
Trooper in Capt. Pitkin's Co.,
Campaign of 1757, French and
Indian War.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Griswold, John, Conn., 1652-1717.
Soldier in Narragansett War.
Representative from Killing-
worth, 1697-1702.
Brown, Paul
McNair, Eben Orlando
Parker, Charles W.
Griswold, John, 173 3-1 784, Nor
wich, Conn., and Lebanon,
N. H. Private in Capt
Joshua Abel's 6th Co., 3d
Regt, Conn. Troops, 1755,
French and Indian War.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Griswold, Lieut. Matthew, 1620-
1698, Lyme and Windsor,
Conn. Lieut, Deputy, 1654-
'67-'68-'85.
Chesebrough, George L.
Clark, Lot Curran
Converse, Charles A.
Converse, John H.
Fisher, Francis P.
Jackson, Oswald

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Noyes, Charles P.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Randall, John F.
Sherman, Roger
Sill, Howard
Sill, John T.
Stone, Jacob
Waite, Horace F.
Weeks, William R.
Griswold, Matthew, Jr., 1653-
1715, Lyme, Conn. In King
Philip's War.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Noyes, Charles P.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Sherman, Roger
Stone, Jacob
Griswold, Gov. Matthew, 1714-
'799> Lyme, Conn. Capt,
1739. Major, 3d Conn. Regt.,
1766. Representative, 1751.
Member of Council, i759-'65.
Chief Justice, i766-'69. Dep.-
Gov., 1 77 1 -'84.
Chesebrough, George L.
Douw, Charles G.
Lane, Ebenezer
Lane, Wolcott G
Thompson, F. Diodati
Griswold, Samuel, 1665-1740, Nor
wich, Conn. Deputy, Oct.,
1707.
Smith, William D. G.
Griswold, Lieut. Shubael, 1724-
1807. Ens., 1758, 10th Co., ist
Conn. Regt, for the invasion
of Canada. 2d Lieut, 1759;
ist Lieut, 4th Co., 1760.
Gillett, Rufus W.
Lathrop, Kirk
Griswold, Ens. Thomas, 1646  .
Ensign of Train Band at south
side of Little River, 1700.
Andrews, James M.
Groce, Edmund, 1669-1728, Hing
ham, Mass. In Capt Thomas
Andrew's Co., Major Thomas
Savage's (Suffolk) Regt, Ex
pedition to Canada, 1690.
Brown, George E.
Groesbeck, David, 1692 - 1763.
Member Capt. Rooseboom's
Co., Albany, 1715.

Pruyn, John Van S. L.
Groesbeck, Willem Claase, 
1722. In Capt. Gerrit Roose
boom's Albany Co., 171 5.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Gross, Simon,  1696, Hingham,
Mass. Soldier in King Philip's
War.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Grout, Capt. John, 1619-1697,
Sudbury, Mass. Sergt, 1643.
Ensign, 1667. Lieut, 1686.
Capt, 1689. In the Sudbury
Fight, 1676.
Cutler, Edward H.
Hall, Harrison C.
Holbrook, Levi
Holton, Henry D.
Smith, Chas. F.
Grout, Joseph, 1 649-1 720, Water-
town, Mass. In Capt. Thomas
Prentice's Troop, Great Swamp
Fight.
Holbrook, Levi
Grover, Lieut. James, 1648  ,
Gravesend, L. I. Deputy to
treat with the Admirals and
Commanders of the Fleet be
longing to the States General
and the Prince of Orange, 1673.
General Assembly, 1670. Lieut,
1683. Court of Sessions at
Shrewsbury, 1676.
Cox, Edwin S.
Moses, Walter
Groves, Philip,  1675, Strat
ford, Conn. Deputy, 1642,
et seq. Governor's Assistant,
i654-'55-'56.
Foote, John C.
Grubb, Capt. Emanuel, Sr., 1682-
1767. Capt, Upper Regt. of
New Castle Co., Delaware.
Grubb, Ignatius C.
Grubb, Captain Emanuel, Jr.,
1729-1799. Captain, 1756, in
Upper Regiment of Newcastle
Co., Del.
Grubb, Ignatius Cooper
Grubb, John, 1648-1708. Member
of Council, Prov. of Del., and
of Assembly, Prov. of N. J.,
i692-'98.
Gilpin, George

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Green, Thomas E.
Grubb, E. Burd
Grubb, Edward B.
Grubb, Ignatius C.
Grubb, Ens. Thomas,  1779.
Ens., 1748, in Capt. Patrick's
Co., organized for service in
the French and Indian War.
Green, Thomas E.
Grymes, Hon. John, 1693-1748, Va.
Receiver General ; Member of
King's Council during the
Reigns of Geo. I and II.
Offley, Cleland N.
Guild, John,  1682, Dedham,
Mass. Under Major Apple-
ton, King Philip's War.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Farr, Marvin A.
Guild, Chester, Jr.
Guild, Curtis, Jr.
Morse, Willard S.
Underwood, Herbert
Guild, Ens. Nathaniel, 1678-1774.
Ens., Capt. Eben Woodward's
Co., 1736.
Guild, Chester
Guild, Curtis, Jr.
Morse, Willard S.
Guild, Samuel, 1647-1730, Ded
ham, Mass. In Capt. Samuel
Moseley's Co., King Philip's
War.
Burrus, Chas. Delavan
Daggett, George H.
Fisher, Herman Clarence
Guild, Chester, Jr.
Guild, Curtis, Jr.
Morse, Willard S.
Guile, Lieut. Ephraim, 1662  .
In Haverhill Co., No. Essex
Regt. Lieut, under Col. Salton-
stall, i709-'io.
Childs, James E.
Tucker, William F.
Guilford, Sergt. Benjamin, Dan
vers, Mass. In Capt. Fuller's

Co., Col. Bagley's Regt, at
Frontenac and Louisburg, 1758.
Guilford, William W.
Guilford, John, 1720-1815. In
Seven Years' War; relief Fort
William Henry, 1757; under
Col. Joseph Williams, 1758.
"Expedition to the Northward."
Guilford, Nathan
Guilford, Paul, 1653-1690, Hing
ham, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Guilford, Nathan
Guilford, William, 1699  ,
Salem Village, Mass. In Capt.
Edward Hartwell's Co., 1748.
Guilford, William W.
Gunn, Dr. Jasper, 1610-1671, Mil
ford, Conn. Deputy, 1663.
Hawkins, William Elton
Hubbard, Phineas
White, William C.
Gunn, Capt. Samuel, 1670-1749.
Capt, Milford, Conn.
Smith, Frank B.
Gurley, Samuel, 1717  . ioth
Co., 5th Conn. Regt, 1766.
Representative, i766-'67.
Gurley, William W.
Love, Wm. DeL.
Guyther, Col. Nicholas, 1625-1680,
St. Mary's County, Md. Lieut,
 . Capt, 1652. Col., 1680.
Sheriff of St. Mary's Co., 1650,
et seq. Member Lower House
of Burgesses, 1664.
Smith, William D. G.
Gwyn, Major David,  i704-'o5.
Justice and of the Quorum for
Richmond, 1699; Justice and
Coroner, 1702; Burgess, 1702.
Howard, McHenry
Gyles, Capt. John, 1678 - 1755.
Lieut, French and Indian War,
i700-'o6. Capt, i7o6-'37.
Jackson, Oswald
Stone, Jacob

H

Habersham, James, 1712-1775, Ga.
Secretary, Prov. of Ga., 1754.
Pres. King's Council, 1767.

Colquitt, Joseph Clay H.
Colquitt, William N.
Hack, William, 1663-1738. In Sir

213

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

William Phips's Expedition,
1690.
Hack, George E.
Hack, Mervin R.
Robinson, Daniel W.
Hadley, Eliphalet, 1719 1763,
Amesbury. In Colonial Mili
tia under Capt. Richard Kelley,
1757
Guilford, Wm. W.
Hadley, George, 1740-1823. Priv.
Capt. Moor's Co., Col. Bagley's
Regt, i758-'6i.
Hadley, Ralph V.
Hadlock, James. Under Capt.
Holbrook, King Philip's War.
Hall, Lemuel R.
Hagar, William, Jr., 1659-1731,
Watertown, Mass. Under
Capt. Nathaniel Davenport,
King Philip's War.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Haight, Maj. Jonathan, 1740-
1780. Capt, 40th N. Y. Regt.,
1760. Havana Campaign;
promoted Major, 1762.
Scott, John F.
Scott, William S.
Haines, Matthias, 1677 - 1745,
Greenland, N. H. Representa
tive, 1732.
Bickford, Scott F.
Haines, Capt. Walter, 1583-1655,
Watertown and Sudbury, Mass.
Built Haines Garrison House
at Sudbury, attacked in King
Philip's War. A. & H. A. Co.,
1639. Deputy, i64i-'5i.
Fisher, Albert J.
Hale, Lieut. Ezekiel, 1725-1789,
Newbury and Dracut, Mass.
In Col. Ephraim Williams'
Regt., Expedition to Albany,
I755_'56- Lieut, in 6th Co.
Foot, 1761.
Reade, Philip
Hale, Rev. John, 1636-1700, Bev
erly, Mass. Chaplain on Six
Friends, Phips' Expedition,
1690.
Abbott, Francis E.
Hale, Arthur
Hale, Thos. W.'
Smith, Harvey C.
Swain, William C.

Hale, Capt. Joseph, 1671-1761,
Boxford, Mass. Ens, 1714.
Lieut, 1720. Capt, 1728.
Deputy, 1714, et seq.
Dorman, Wm. Barnes
Hale, Clarence
Hale, Ens. Robert,  , 1659,
Charlestown, Mass. Ens.,
Train Band, 1658. Member A.
& H. A. Co., 1644.
Hale, Arthur
Hale, Thomas W.
Lord, Charles E.
Hale, Samuel, 1610-1693. In Pe
quot War. Deputy, Conn.,
i656-'59.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Enders, John O.
Remington, Harvey F.
Hale, Lieut. Samuel, 1645-1711,
Glastonbury, Conn. Lieut,
Train Band, 1698. Deputy,
i695-'97, 1 701 -'02, 'o4-'o6.
Hale, Chas. Reuben
Hale, Maj. Samuel, 1718-1807,
Newbury, Mass. Capt in
Col. Samuel Moore's Regt.,
Siege of Louisburg. Major,
'745-
Hale, Thomas W.
Sweetser, Arthur Leslie
Sweetser, Theodore Hale
Hale, Sergt. Thomas, 1606-1682,
Newbury, Mass. Sergt of
Militia from i652-'57.
Bissell, William P.
Brewer, William A.
Cutler, Edward H.
Dorman, William B.
Martin, George Washington
Partridge, Edward L.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Reade, Philip
Russell, Stevens G.
Hale, Capt. Thomas, 1633-1688,
Newbury, Mass. In Capt.
Nathaniel Davenport's Co.,
King Philip's War.
Cutler, Edward H.
Partridge, Edward L.
Powell, Lyman T.
Reade, Philip
Russell, Stevens G.
Hale, Capt. Thomas, 1659-1730,
Newbury, Mass. Phips' Expe-

214

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

dition, 1690. Capt., Expedition
to the Eastward, 1697. In
service, i698-'99, i703-'o5.
Cutler, Edward H.
Hale, josiah L.
Reade, Philip
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Haley, Andrew, 1665  . Under
Col. John Wheelwright, 1722.
Walker, Richard H.
Haley, Sergt. Thomas,  1695,
Saco. Sergt in garrison at
Saco Falls, where he was
killed by Indians, 1695.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Hall, Capt. Asahel, 1717-1795.
Ens., 9th Co., Wallingford,
Conn., 1757. Capt, 2d Co.,
1764, French and Indian War.
Foote, Andrew Giraud
Foote, Gilbert F.
Hall, Henry B.
Hall, Henry O.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Wodell, Silas
Hall, Benjamin, 1650-1730. Gov
ernor's Assistant, R. L, 1701-
'02. Deputy, 1699, et seq.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Hall, Lieut. Benjamin, 1712-1795,
Methuen, Mass. In Capt. Dan
iel Bodwell's Co., Crown Point
Expedition, 1755. Lieut, Essex
Militia, 1762.
Hall, Bordman
Hall, David, 1705-1755. Capt.
Street Hall's Co., N. Y. Killed,
Battle of Lake George, Sept. 8,
1755-
Hall, Samuel S.
Kennon, Lyman Walter Vere
Hall, Edward,  1670, Duxbury,
Mass. In the Narragansett
Expedition, 1654.
Hall, Harrison C.
Hill, Henry B.
Perry, Everett Robbins
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Hall, Elisha,  . Rep., i703-'o4,
1707.
Wolcott, Roger
Hall, John, 1 606-1 676, Conn. In

the Pequot War. Deputy,
i653-'6i.
Andrews, James S.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, Wm. A.
Culver, Charles M.
Foote, Andrew Giraud
Foote, Gilbert F.
Hall, Henry O.
Hawkins, William Elton
Johnson, Stephen A.
Myer, Albert J.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Richards, Fred'k B.
Terry, John Taylor
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Hall, John, 1640-1693, Taunton,
Mass. Representative, 1689,
'9i-
Leonard, George H.
Hall, Capt. John, 1658-1737,
Cranberry Hall. Member of
the Council, Upper House of
Md., i709-'37. Lower House
from Baltimore Co., 1699, et
seq. High Sheriff, 1692.
President of the Council. One
of five Captains of the County,
1694.
Hall, Wm. C.
Smith, Charles E.
Hall, Hon. John, 1670-1730, Wall
ingford. Judge New Haven
Co. Court, i725-'27-'29. As
sistant, i722-'30. Guardian of
Mohegan Indians.
Terry, John Taylor
Hall, John, 1660-1720. In King
Philip's War.
Hall, Dudley
Hall, Henry O.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Hall, John, 1681-1760. Deputy
from North Kingstown, R. I.,
1739.
Burlingame, Edwin A.
Hall, Henry O.
Hall, Capt. John, 1690-1746, Med
ford, Mass. Capt. of Militia.
Brown, Daniel A.
Hall, George F.
Hall, Capt. John. Capt, Penn.
Militia, 1748.
Cox, John L.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hall, Col. John, 1701-1774, Balti
more Co., Md. Col. of County
Militia, 1757.
Hall, William C.
Hall, Ens. John, 1735-1812, Wren
tham, Mass. In Capt Samuel
Day's Co., Col. Miller's Regt,
1757. Ens., Capt. Samuel
Cowell's Co., 3d Suffolk
Regt, Col. Nathaniel Hatch,
1771.
Brewer, William A.
Haight, Fred'k E.
Hill, Henry B.
Hill, John W.
Hill, William S.
Myer, Albert J.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Hall, Joshua, 1722-1810, Walling
ford, Conn. Marched to relief
of Fort William Henry in
1757-
Hawkins, William Elton
Hall, Capt. Kinsley, 1652-1726,
Exeter, N. H. Lieut, Exeter
Company, 1684. Capt, 1695.
Representative, i694-'95.
Hopkins, Eustis L.
Storer, John H.
Hall, Lieut. Ralph, 1619-1701,
Exeter, N. H. Lieut, Dover
Co., 1656. Deputy, 1680.
Pinkham, Joseph
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Smith, William D. G.
Storer, John H.
Hall, Richard,  1688. Bur
gess for Calvert Co., Md.,
i666-'7o, i674-'85.
Bowie, Washington, Jr.
Browne, Bennet B.
Coale, George O. G
Johnston, Christopher
Williams, Mason L. W.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Hall, Lieut. Richard,  1691,
Dorchester, Mass. Lieut, in
Capt. John Capen's Co. of
Foot, Dorchester, 1683.
Brown, Charles A.
Capen, Walter N.
Hall, Henry
Hall, Henry L.
Hall, Oliver

Moseley, Frank
Moseley, John G.
Sowdon, Arthur J. C.
Wolcott, Roger
Wyman, Walter C.
Hall, Capt. Samuel, 1648-1725,
Wallingford, Conn. Ens., 1699.
Capt. Wallingford Train Band,
1704. In King Philip's War.
Deputy, 1698-1708.
Terry, John Taylor
Hall, Samuel, 1646-1725. Under
Capt. Seeley, Narragansett
Fort Fight.
Aldridge, Fred'k T.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Hall, Samuel, 1664-1716. In
Captain Thomas Leonard's
Company, 1700.
Chase, Arthur Booth
Kramer, Arthur Edwin
Hall, Maj. Samuel, 1718-1807,
Portsmouth, N. H. Capt in
Col. Samuel Moore's N. H.
Regt. Maj., 1745.
Sweetser, Arthur L.
Hall, Capt. Samuel, Ashfield,
Mass. Lieut, of Militia, 8th
Co., 6th Regt., 1 76 1. Capt,
1766. Quartermaster, 1768.
Then went into cavalry, and
was commissioned Cornet in
1771, Lieut in 1775.
Ranney, Frederick T.
Hall, Thomas, 1649-1731, Wall
ingford, Conn. Deputy, 1697-
1700, '03.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Dyer, Horace E.
Hawkins, William Elton
Hall, Timothy, 1732-1784. Under
Capt Wolcott, Mass. Troops,
relief of Fort William Henry,
1757
Hall, Charles L.
Hall, George E.
Hall, Maurice A.
Hall, Victor J.
Hall, William, 1613-1678. Com
missioner from Portsmouth in
1654, '56, '60, '63. Deputy,
1665, '68, '72, '73.
Burlingame, Edwin A.

216

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Dyer, Horace E.
Hall, William, 1616-1714, Salem,
N. J. Representative, Assem
bly of West Jersey, 1697-1701.
Royal Councillor, Province,
1708-'! 3.
Denis, Augustus Henry
Denis, George J.
Hall, Wm. Jr. Deputy from
Portsmouth, R. I., I7i5-'i6.
Burlingame, Edwin A.
Hallett, Joseph, 1678-1750. Pri
vate in Capt. Nathaniel
Hazard's Queen Co. Com
pany, 1715.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Hallett, Lieut. Thomas, 1714-
1779, Flushing, L. I. Lieut, in
Capt. Jacob Blackwell's Co.
of Militia, 1752.
Burroughs, Wm. B.
Hallett, William, 1616 - 1706,
Flushing, L. I. Deputy, 1664.
Magistrate, i662-'64-
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Brush, Louis T.
Burroughs, Wm. B.
Delafield, Edward C.
Delafield, John R.
Jones, Walter R.
Moore, Albert R.
Nicoll, Fancher
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Hallett, Capt. William, 1647-
1729. Capt. of Foot Co., New
town, L. I.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Barrowe, Samuel
Belknap, Waldron P.
Brokaw, George T.
Brush, Louis T.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Moore, Albert R.
Nicoll, Fancher
Rankin, Egbert G.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.

Hallock, William,  1684.
Member of Train Band under
Lieut. Chas. Glover, i652-'53,
in troubles with Dutch and In
dians.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Hallowes, Maj. John, 1613  .
Maryland Assembly, i64i-'42.
Capt, 1653. Major, 1655, Va.
Militia.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Halsey, Adjt. Thomas, 1592-1681.
Adjt, Train Band, 1650. In
Indian Wars. Deputy from
Southampton, Colony of Conn.,
1664.
Agens, Sylvester Halsey M.
Bryant, Fred'k S.
Conkling, William J.
Denman, Abram C, Jr.
Denman, Frederick Halsey
Halsey, Edmund T.
Halsey, Henry A.
Halsey, Lewis
Halsey, Samuel A.
Halsey, William A.
Halsey, William Lafon
Hicks, S. Chudleigh
Jerome, Thomas S.
Smith, George W.
Thompson, George H.
Trowbridge, Wm. P.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Halsted, Jonah, about 1690-1754.
Served in Capt. Tredwell's
Train Band, Hempstead, L. I.,
1715.
Hopping, Andrew Howard
Ham, Coenraedt, 1638-1690. In
Capt. Dirck Schmidt's Co.,
1660.
Poucher, John W.
Ham, Sergt. John, 1649 - 1727.
Sergt at Dover, N. H. In
Indian troubles, 1689.
Rollins, Philip A.
Ham, Thomas,  1686. Assist
ant in the Rhode Island Col
ony in the years i666-'69, '71,
and '75.
Waterman, Lucius
Hamersley, William, 1687-1752.
In H. M. S. Valeur, American
station, I7i4-'i6.

217

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hamersley, J. Hooker
Hamersley, Louis G.
Hamersley, William
Hamilton, Ezra, 1733-1810. Pri
vate in Capt. jabez Upham's
Co., 1759.
Hamilton, Charles W.
Hamilton, Frank T.
Hamilton, Ens. Nathan, Brook
field. In Capt. Dalrymple's
Petersham Co., 1756, and in
Capt. E. Bemis' Spencer Co.,
1757; Sergt. in Capt. Upham's
Co., 1750. Private in Capt.
Paige's Hardwick Co., Crown
Point Expedition, 1769, and
in Capt. McFarland's Co.,
i76i-'63.
Hamilton, Alexander
Hamilton, Charles W.
Hamilton, Frank T.
Hamilton, Harry F.
Hamilton, William, 1636 - 1677
Member of Md. House of Bur
gesses from Talbot Co., 1666,
et seq.
Hambleton, Frank S.
Hambleton, Thos Edw.
Hamlin, Ens. Caleb, 1723-1794,
Falmouth, Mass. Ensign in
Col. Shubal Gorham's 7th
Mass. Regt, 1745.
Hamlen, Arthur Byron
Hamlin, Eleazer, 1650  ,
Barnstable, Plymouth Colony.
In Capt Joseph Gorham's
Co., King Philip's War,
1675.
Hamlin, Charles S.
Hamlin, Capt. Giles, 1622-1689,
Middletown, Conn. Deputy
from Middletown to General
Court of Conn., i666-'68, 1670-
'84. Assistant, Conn., 1685-
'87, 1689.
Dwight, Frederick
Hart, Samuel
Sparrow, Jackson W.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Hamlin, Hon. Jabez, 1709-1791.
Col. of Militia, 1733. Dep.
from Middletown in 65 ses
sions of House of Deputies,
and frequently its Speaker be
tween i73i-'73. Asst, 1758-

218

'66, i773-'78. Judge in Hart
ford Co., i754-'S4.
Scudder, Marvin
Hamlin, James, Jr., 1636-1717.
Rep. from Barnstable, 1705.
Treat, James W.
Hamlin, Hon. John, i658-i732-'33.
Deputy from Middletown to
Conn. General Assembly, 1690-
'93. Assistant, 1 694-1 729.
Member of Governor's Coun
cil, Conn., 1707, i7io-'27.
Dwight, Frederick
Hart, Samuel
Hammond, Capt. Benjamin, 1621-
1703. Sandwich and Rochester,
Mass. Capt. of Colonial Mili
tia. Deputy from Rochester.
McGrath, John
Hammond. Major Charles, 
1713. Member of Assembly of
Maryland for Anne Arundel
County, Oct. 20, 171 1 and Oct.
27, 1713.
Gooch, Daniel Linn
Hammond, Charles,  1768.
Member, Governor's Council,
Md., 1763.
Gooch, D. Linn
Hammond, William B.
Hammond, Daniel, 1727-1777. In
Capt. Brown's Co., Col. Wil
liams's Regt. in Expedition
against Canada, 1758. In Capt.
Angier's Co., Col. Frye's Regt.,
in Expedition against Nova
Scotia, 1760.
Baker, Charles E.
Saxe, Edward T.
Hammond, Lieut. Ebenezer, 1714
 , Charlestown, Mass.
Sergeant, under Captain
Joshua Meriam, Col. John
Chandler's Regt, French and
Indian War, ' relief of Fort
William Henry. Lieut, ist
Regt., Worcester Co., 1763,
Capt. Paul Wheelock's Co.
Hammond, Lyman D.
Hammond, Lieut. John, 1627-1709,
Watertown, Mass. Lieut,  .
Bloss, Orlando, P.
Brown, Francis H.
Heathfield, Herbert D.
Hammond, Lieut. John, 1626-1709.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Was in Garrison at Wren
tham. In King Philip's
War.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Hammond, Maj.-Gen. John, 1643-
1707. Col., Forces of Anne
Arundel Co., Md., 1699. House
of Burgesses, 1692. Maj.-Gen.
of Western Shore, 1707. Mem
ber of Council, and Judge,
High Court of Admiralty.
Ball, Samuel B.
Coleman, Charles P.
Coleman, Wm. W.
Dorsey, Wm. H.
Gooch, Daniel L.
Hammond, Edward
Hoffman, Richard C.
Jones, Arthur La F.
Orrick, Henry A.
Sharp, George M.
Slocum, Herbert J.
Vickers, Wm. Handy C.
Welsh, Luther W.
Woodward, Harold C.
Hammond, General John, 1670-
1743. Ann Arundel Co. Mem
ber of the Md. Assembly, 1715.
Vickers, Wm. Handy Collins
Hammond, Maj. Joseph, 1646-1710.
Member of the Council, Mass.
Hill, John F.
Hammond, Samuel, 1757 1842.
Under Gen. Andrew Lewis,
Dunmore's Expedition, Battle
of Point Pleasant, 1774.
Washington, H. Vernon
Hammond, Col. Thomas,  1724.
Capt. Troop of Horse. Ap
pointed Commander of Balti
more Co., Md., 1694. Member
of Assembly, 1701, '04, '12, '14.
Orrick, Henry A.
Sharp, George M.
Hampton, Capt. Anthony, 1715-
1776. Member of Assembly,
1773. Captain of a company
of Rangers in the Indian War,
i755-'62.
Everhart, Lay H.
Hampton, James,  1677. Under
arms, Southampton, 1687,
threatened invasion.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Hance, John,  1709-1710.

Deputy to N. J. Assembly,
1680  .
Hance, Irwin H.
Hance, William W.
Mackenzie, George N.
Hancock, Nathaniel, 1638-1719,
Lexington, Mass. Town Drum
mer, Cambridge.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Solis, Andrew J.
Hancock, Richard,  1689.
Member of the Assembly of
West New Jersey for Salem
County, 1682. Surveyor-Gen
eral of Fenwick's Salem Col
ony, 1676-1680. One of six
Magistrates, 1679; appointed a
Justice for Salem County by
the Assembly, 1682.
Adams, Arthur
Hancock, Solomon,  1757,
Cambridge, Mass. Gunner
under Richard Gridley, 1757.
Leland, Lester
Hancock, Stephen. One of the
Military officers for Anne
Arundel County, Md., 1694.
Landed at St. Mary's, Apr. 9,
1664.
Hancock, James E.
Hands, John,  1663. In Pe
quot and later Indian Wars.
Bell, Jared W.
Handy, Samuel, 1684-1755. Pri
vate in Captain John William's
Company of Somerset County
Militia.
Handy, John Custis
Hanley, Capt. Joseph, 1655-1711.
Capt of the Snow-Shoe Men
of Northampton. Lieut.,
Northampton Foot Co., Deputy-
Gov. for Northampton to
General Court of Mass. Bay.
Young, Innis
Hancon, Col. Hans, 1646-1703.
Delegate from Kent Co. and
Cecil Co. to the Lower House,
Md., i694-'97.
Jenkins, Austin L.
Jenkins, Spalding Lowe
Hanson, John, 1715-1783. House
of Delegates, Md., i757-'79-
Represented Frederick Co. in
Provincial Convention, 1774.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Thomas, Douglas H.
Thomas, Douglas H., Jr.
Hanson, Samuel, 1665-1740. Mary
land Legislature, i7i6-'28.
Denmead, Garner Wood
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, Wm. F.
Stone, Samuel H.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Hapgood, Ens. Asa, 1728 - 1791.
Served as Ens. in Capt. Howe's
Co., 1757. Marched to relief
of Fort William Henry.
Wilder, Edward B.
Hapgood, Shadrach, 1644-1675. In
Capt Edward Hutchinson's
Co., Expedition to Brookfield,
Mass., to treat with Nipmuck
Indians.
Hapgood, Shadrach, 1642 - 1675,
Sudbury, Mass. One of eight
slain in fight with Indians,
Brookfield, Aug. 2, 1675.
Baldwin, Townsend B.
Ballou, Hosea S.
Farwell, John W.
Fuller, Wm. A.
Hill, John B.
Taylor, Charles H., Jr.
Upham, Henry P.
Wilder, Edward B.
Hapgood, Thomas, 1669 - 1764,
Marlborough, Mass. Im
pressed and sent to fight at
Piscataqua under Capt. Con
verse, 1690. Wounded so that
he was crippled for life.
Ballou, Hosea S.
Wilder, Edward B.
Haraden, Edward,  1683,
Gloucester, Mass. In service
under Capt Joseph Gardiner,
King Philip's War, 1675-
'76.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Rowe, Arthur E.
Hardenbrook, Ens. Johannes, 
1714. Ens., Regt. of Militia,
N. Y., Abraham de Peyster,
Col. Commissioned by Earl
of Bellomont, 1700.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Suydam, Walter L.
Hardenburg, Gerrit Janse, 1667
 . Commissioned July 8,

1690, by Gov. Jacob Leisler.
Commander of the Sloop Royal
Albany to sail up the Hudson
River against the French.
Gillmore, Quincy A.
Roosa, DeWitt
Stewart, Ralph W.
Hardenburg, Col. Johannes, 1670
 . Maj. of 3d Regt, Ulster
County, N. Y., Militia, under
Col. Jacob Rutsen, 1717. Col.,
ist Regt, 1757.
Roosa, DeWitt
Stewart, Ralph W.
Harding, Lieut. Israel,  1783.
Lieut. 3d Co., 2d Conn. Regt.
Afterwards a Col. in Conn.
Militia.
Mecklem, Henry Clay, Jr.
Harding, Capt. Robert, Boston,
Mass. A. & H. A. Co., 1637.
Sergt., 1634. Ens. under Capt.
John Underhill, 1637. Capt,
1641. Asst, R. I., 1641.
Spies, Francis F.
Harding, Thomas,  1732.
Member of the Assembly,
Province of Pennsylvania,
I7o6-'o9, and 1715.
Hough, Oliver
Smith, Joshua E.
Haring, Col. Abraham Peter,
1704-1771, Tappan, N. Y. Col.
of the Regt. for the south part
of the mountains (Orange, now
Rockland County, N. Y.), 1741-
'63-
Bartholf, John H.
Harkness, Ens. William, 1739-
1822. Ens., Penn. Militia,
'759-
Lamberton, James McC.
Harlan, George, 1650-1714. Mem
ber of Colonial Assembly of
Pa.
Hale, Alton T.
Hale, William B.
Harlow, Sergt. Samuel, 1652  .
Sergt, Commander James
Warren's Plymouth South Co.,
1699.
Butters, George
Harlow, Sergt. Wm., 1624-1691.
Sergeant in King Philip's
War. Deputy to General Court,

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Mass.

1722

and Selectman of Plymouth,
1666.
Miller, Robert F.
Harm anson, Thomas,  1702.
Member of the House of Bur
gesses for Northampton Co.,
Va. Member Assembly, 1688.
James, Thomas
Harmenszen, Frederick, 1630-1710.
Indian captive, War of 1686.
Carried with soldiers and
traders to Cadaracque, thence
to Montreal, and Quebec; es
caped with three others and
returned to Albany.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Harmon, John, Scarborough, Me.
King Philip's War.
Bodge, George M.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Harmon, Ralph G.
Harmon, John,  1712,
In King Philip's War.
Booth, Charles E.
McCurdy, Irwin Pounds
Harmon, Ens. Napletboli,
 . Scouting, i758-'59, Phil-
ipstown. Sergeant; Ensign in
Militia, 1762.
Harrington, Arthur C.
Harp, Petrus, 1710  , Pa. and
N. Y. In French and Indian
War, Regt. of Col. Josiah Has-
brook, Ulster Co., N. Y., 1757.
Keogh, Chester Henry
Harper, Lieut. - Col. Jeduthan,
1734-1819. Member of Assem
bly, 1775. Field Officer for
Chatham, and Lieut.-Col.
Morehead, John M.
Harriman, Rev. John, 1647-1705.
N. J. Assembly, 1693. Speaker,
1694, et seq.
Myers, Theodore B.
Myers, Walter F.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Harrington, Capt. Edward, 1702-
1792. Corp. in Co. of Capt
John Cutting's Troop of Horse,
Mass., 1748. Private in Capt
Coolidge's (Watertown) Co.,
Col. William Brattle's Regt. in
Expedition against Crown
Point, 1755. Capt. of a Co. in

Expedition against Crown
Point, 1755.
Ludington, Elliot K.
Ludington, Francis H.
Harrington, John, 1651 1741,
Watertown, Mass. Served
under Capt Richard Beers,
King Philip's War. Wounded
twice in fight at Northfield.
Gerry, Allston
Howe, Chas. Luke
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Solis, Andrew J.
Swan, Reuben S.
Wilson, John A.
Harrington, Jonathan, 1741-1793.
Private in Capt. John Taplin's
Co., Col. Frye's Regt, i759-'6o.
Ludington, Elliot K.
Ludington, Francis H.
Harrington, Robert, 1616 - 1707.
In Capt. Hugh Mason's Co.,
1652. Selectman.
Harrington, Arthur C.
Harris, Lieut. Andrew, 1635-1686,
Providence, R. I. Deputy,
R. I. General Assembly, 1669,
'70-'76.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Harris, Lieut. Benjamin, 1732-
1812. With Washington dur
ing Braddock's defeat, 1755.
Slaton, John Marshall
Harris, Capt. Daniel,  1701,
Middletown, Conn. Deputy,
i678-'84, '87, '89.
Booth, Charles E.
Hawkins, William Elton
Harris, Daniel, 1652-1733. Sol
dier in King Philip's War,
1675-77.
Harris, Alfonso S.
Harris, Col. Francis, 1710 - 1771,
Georgia. Lieut.-Col., ist Regt.
Foot Militia, 1757. Col., 1759.
Member of King's Council,
1762. Speaker, ist Gen'l As
sembly in Savannah.
King, Harris M.
Harris, Ens. Gabriel,  1684,
New London, Conn. Ens.,
Train Band, 1665.
Edwards, Edward J.
Fulton, Wm. E.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Harris, Lieut. Gibson, 1694-1761,
Norwich, Conn. Lieut., 6th
Company, Norwich, 1739.
Harris, Williams C.
Harris, Gideon, 1714-1782. Dep
uty, R. I., i756-'68.
Hord, Arnold Harris
Harris, Giles, 1724-1797. Member
of Train Band of Maj. Joseph
Coffin's 3d Co. Militia, 1757.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Harris, Lieut. James, 1673-1757.
Lieut, of North Company, 1714.
Captain, 1725.
Harris, Walter St. G.
Harris, John, 1652-1732. Soldier
in the Expedition to Quebec,
1690. Deputy Sheriff of Ips
wich.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Harris, John, 1717-1776, Bucks Co.,
Pa. Justice of Bucks Co., 1764-
'76, and Ens. and Capt. of As
sociated Regt. of Lancaster Co.,
i747-'48.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr.
Harris, John, 1732-1800, Powhatan
Co., Va. Private in Amelia
Co. Militia, 1758; Member of
Cumberland Co. Committee of
Safety, 1775-76.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr.
Harris, Lieut. Joseph, 1673  ,
New London, Conn. Ens.,
North Co., 1708. Lieut., 1721.
Member of Governor's Coun
cil, 1719.
Edwards, Edward J.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Harris, Ens. Joseph, 1711-1784.
Ensign, 1746.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Harris, Robert, 1690-1765, Va.
Burgess from Hanover Co.,
1736, et seq.
Cloney, Thos. Warren
Harris, Wm. Overton
Rodes, Frank
Shelton, Richard T.
Harris, Capt. Thomas, 1591-1648.
Second in command against the
Saac Powhatan Indians, 1627.
Commander of the Co. of
Henrico Co. Burgess, 1623,
'39> '47-

Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Harris, Lieut. Thomas, Sr., 1600-
1686. Commissioner for Prov
ince, 1652, et seq. Lieut, 1654.
Deputy for Providence, 1664,
et seq. Governor's Asst, 1666.
Hay, Thomas Robson
Hord, Arnold H.
Nickerson, Thos. W., Jr.
Preston, Howard Willis
Robeson, Andrew
Waterman, Lucius
White, Hunter C.
White, Hunter C.
Wood, Eric F.
Harris, Thomas,  , Rowley and
Ipswich, Mass. Member of
Militia under Sergt Hawlett,
1642, 3d Regt, Col. John Endi
cott, of Salem, Mass.
Harris, Norman W.
Harris, Thomas,  1687, Ips
wich, Mass. Soldier in Pequot
War, 1643.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Pettingell, Frank H.
Harris, Thomas, 2d,  171 1.
Deputy, R. I., 1671, et seq.
Hord, Arnold H.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Preston, Howard W.
Robeson, Andrew
White, Hunter C.
Harris, Thomas, 3d, 1665-1741.
Deputy, R. I., 1718.
Hord, Arnold Harris
Harris, Ens. Thomas. Ens., Conn.
Colonial Forces.
Ives, Marvin A.
Harris, Thomas,  1749- Pri
vate, Capt. Joseph Seeley's
Company, of Fairfield, Cum
berland County, N. J., Militia,
1715.
Nixon, Horace Franklin
Harris, Thomas, 1710-1783. En
sign in Captain John Ogden's
Fairfield Company, Cumber
land County, Colonel Gibbon's
• Salem and Cumberland Regi
ment of Foot, 1749.
Nixon, Horace Franklin
Harris, William, 1610-1681. Com
missioner to Court of Com-

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

missioners, i66o-'62. Deputy,
R. I., i665-'66, '72 -'73. Gov
ernor's Asst, '66-'7D, '73-'76.
General Solicitor, 1671.
Allin, George A.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Denny, Thomas
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Parkhurst, Chas. Dwyer
Patteson, Herbert L.
Wheaton, Frank
Harris, Major William, 1625-1678.
Major of the Charles City and
Henrico Regt., 1656. Member
House of Burgesses, Va., 1652,
et seq.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Deen, William M.
Patteson, Herbert L.
Patteson, Malcolm D.
Patteson, Thomas A., Jr.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes,, Jr.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Harris, William, 1650-1712. Mem
ber Md. Assembly from Kent
Co, 1688, '92, '94; from Cecil
Co., 1698-1704.
Hill, Malcolm W.
Hill, Norman A.
Vickers, Wm. Handy Collins
Harris, Capt. William,  1714,
Middletown, Conn. Capt., 
Deputy, 1687.
Booth, Charles E.
Harrison, Capt. Aaron, 1726-1819.
Ens. at Waterbury, 1765; Capt.,
1766.
Hawkins, William Elton
Harrison, Benjamin,  1648.
Clerk of the Council of Va ,
1636-1640. Member of House
of Burgesses, 1642.
Ballard, Samuel Thruston
Carter, Allen R.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Lewis, Marvin Harrison
Stewart, John Carter
Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard
Harrison, Benjamin,  1698.
Council of Va. Member of
House of Burgesses, i68o-'82,
and Speaker of same.
Gill, W. Harrison

Harrison, Russell B.
Hoge, Peyton H.
Lewis, Marvin H.
Harrison, Benjamin, I, 1645-1712.
Burgess; Commissioner of
Colony of Va. to England
against Commissary Blair.
Member of the Council of Y?.,
1699-1712.
Ballard, Samuel Thruston
Carter, Allen R.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Stewart, John Carter
Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard
Harrison, Col. Benjamin, 1645-
1713. Member of King's Coun
cil, 1699, i700-'o4. Commis
sioner of Indian Affairs.
Lee, Edmund J.
Harrison, Benjamin, III, 1673-
1710. Attorney-General and
Treasurer of Va. Speaker of
House of Burgesses, 1706-1710.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Hoge, Peyton Harrison, Jr.
Harrison, Benjamin, IV, Sheriff of
Charles City County, Va
Member of House of Burgesses,
Va., and Commander of ks
Militia.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Harrison, Benjamin, 1730-1791.
Speaker of House of Burgesses
of Va., 1764. Member of Gen.
Congress, 1774. Signer of the
Declaration of Independence.
Harrison, Russell B.
Reynolds, Joseph
Harrison, Lieut-Col. Benjamin,
Rockingham Co., Va. A Mem
ber of the Augusta Court
Martial, 1769. Commanded a
Company at Battle of Point
Pleasant in Lord Dunmore's
War, 1774.
Drummond, John N, Jr.
Harrison, Capt. Daniel, 1700-1770.
Capt. of Company of Foot,
i743-'47. '52-'56.
Smith, Rogers M.
Harrison, Elihu, 1739-1806. Fort
Edward, 1758, nth Co., 3d
Regt., Capt. Timothy Mather,
Col. Eleazer Fitch.
Parker, Frederick S.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Harrison, Carter Henry,  .
Captain Volunteers, 1755-
Member of Committee of
Safety of Cumberland Co.,
Va. ; Chairman of the Commit
tee on Resolutions which drew
up the first resolutions declar
ing for the independence of the
Colonies adopted in any Col
ony. These resolutions were
drafted and adopted on Apr.
22, 1776.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Harrison, Isaac,  1676. Served
under Capt. Turner at Falls
Fight, and was slain there, 19
May, 1676.
Burt, Charles W.
Harrison, James, 1626-1687, Bucks
Co., Pa. Member of the First
Council called by William
Penn, i682-'83.
Lewis, William F.
Middleton, Harvey
Middleton, Nathan A.
Harrison, Capt. John, 1675-1724.
Deputy to General Court of
N. J., i703-'i6. Capt. in Col.
Thomas Farmer's N. J. Regt,
1715.
Monnette, Orra E.
Harrison, Col. Nathaniel, 1677-
1727. Council of Va., 1713.
Burgess, 1706. County Lieut.
of Surrey and Prince Georges,
1715.
Ballard, Gustave Breaux
Ballard, Samuel Thruston
Carter, Allen R.
Gill, William H.
Lewis, Marvin H.
Stewart, John Carter
Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard
Harrison, Richard, 1600 -1653.
Member A. & H. A. Co., 1646.
Monnette, Orra E.
Harrison, Sergt. Richard, Jr., 1620
 . Sergt. of Newark, N. J.,
Militia, i665-'75.
Force, Jacob Francis
Monnette, Orra E.
Harrison, Ens. Thomas,  1704.
Sergt, Branford Militia, King
Philip's War. Ens., 1677.
Deputy, 1677.

Hawkins, William Elton
Parker, Frederick S.
Harrison, Lieut. Thomas, 1656-
1725. Ensign at Branford,
1697, King William's War.
Lieut, 1709, Queen Anne's
War. Expedition to Canada.
Hawkins, William Elton
Parker, Frederick S.
Harrison, Thomas, Sr., 1665-1746.
He was "included among the
civil military officers of Staf
ford County, Virginia," 1700.
Burgess for Prince William
Co., 1 741 -'46.
Courtenay, Erskine H.
Courtenay, James Clark
Trabue, Edmund F.
Harrison, Capt. Thomas, 1694-
1758. Capt North Co., Bran
ford, 173 1. In ist Conn. Regt.,
French and Spanish War,
I739"'4°> Colonial Militia,
Andrew Burr, Col. Deputy,
i735-'55-
Parker, Frederick S.
Harrison, Thomas, Jr,  1774.
Burgess for Prince William
Co., Va., 174- '55; for Fau
quier Co., i76o-'69. Sheriff
for Prince William Co., 1773.
Trabue, Edmund F.
Harrod, Nathaniel, 1701-1765,
Concord, Mass. Sentinel in
Lieut. Samuel Wright's Co.,
1723-
Bond, Charles P.
Hart, Capt. Edward. Raised in
Hunterdon Co. a Co. of sol
diers called "Jersey Blues,"
and at their head marched to
Quebec and fought under
Wolfe on the Heights of
Abraham.
Pratt, Thos. Lovell
Hart, Lieut. Elijah, New Britain,
Conn. Ens. of Train Band,
1752. Lieut., 1756.
Case, John E.
Hart, Lieut. Hawkins, 1677-173 5.
Lieut, Wallingford Co., 1720-
'30.
Hart, Frederic Jones
Hart, Henry G.
Hart, Lieut. James, 1717-1766.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Lieut, Wars of the Austrian
Succession, i74i-'48.
Adams, Francis Peter
Adams, Francis Peter
Adams, Robert, Jr.
Farr, Marvin A.
Hart, Byerly
Hart, Thomas
Hart, John, 1651-1714. Member
Penn. Assembly, i683-'84.
Gignilliat, Leigh R.
Gignilliat, Thomas H.
Hough, Oliver
Hart, Capt. John, 2d, 1655-1714,
New Haven, Conn. Ens., 1695.
Lieut, 1703. Capt, 1707, de
fense of the frontier. Served
in Hampshire, 1707-1708. Dep
uty, 1702-1705. Auditor, 1705.
Gignilliat, Wm. Robt.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Powell, Lyman Theodore
Hart, John, 1684-1753, Farming-
ton, Conn. Deputy, i7i7-'43.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Powell, Lyman Theodore
Hart, John, 1708-1780, Hopewell,
N. J. Member of Assembly,
1768. Member of Governor's
Council, 1775. Delegate to
Prov. Congress, 1774. Chosen
one of five to represent N. J.
in Continental Congress and
signed the Declaration of In
dependence.
Pratt, Thos. Lovell
Taylor, Irving K.
Hart, Joseph, 1659  . Chosen,
1691, "Cannoneer" to take
charge of the "Great Gun" at
Lynn.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Hart, Nathaniel, 1734 - 1782.
Commanded Co. in Expedition
in N. C. to suppress an insur
rection against the Govt
Killed and scalped by Indians
near Boonesboro, 1782.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Hart, Major Ralph,  1749-
Commissioned Ensign of Mili
tia Co. in lower part of Hope
well, Hunterdon Co., N. J.,

171 3; Capt, 1722; subsequently
Major.
Busch, Miers
Hart, Samuel, 1707-1807, Lynn and
Salem. French and Indian
War. With Capt. Dennison at
Fort William Henry, Col.
Appleton's Regt.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Hart, Stephen, 1605-1682. Cam
bridge and Farmington, Conn.
Under Maj. John Mason, Pe
quot War. Deputy, 1647, et
seq.
Adams, John Q.
Case, John E.
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Cowles, Calvin D.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Falkner, William H.
Farr, Marvin A.
Hart, Albert B.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Frederic Jones
Hart, George Wm.
Hart, Henry G.
Hart, Richard H.
Hart, Samuel
May, Calvin S.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Powell, Lyman T.
Walcott, Arthur S.
Wead, Leslie C.
Williams, Norman A.
Hart, Lieut. Thomas, 1640-17 17.
Soldier in King Philip's War
under Capt. Hutchinson.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Hart, Capt. Thomas, 1644-1726,
Farmington, Conn. Ens., 1678.
Lieut, 1693. Capt, 1695.
Deputy, 1690-1711. Speaker,
i700-'o6.
Case, John E.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Farr, Marvin A.
Hart, Frederick Jones
Hart, George William
Hart, Henry G.
Hart, Samuel
Jarvis, Samuel F.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Powell Lyman T.
Wead, Leslie C.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hart, Sergt. Thomas, 1666-1727,
Farmington, Conn. Sergt.
Farr, Marvin A.
Preston, Deming H.
Hartshorn, John, 1650  , Read
ing and Rowley, Mass. In
King Philip's War.
Bailey, Edward P.
Hartshorne, Corp. Joseph, 1652
 . Soldier in King Philip's
War with Mass. Troops, in
Capt. Poole's Co. at Quaboag,
and at defence of Hatfield,
1675. Corp. in Capt. Turner's
Co. at Falls Fight.
Macpherson, Robert B.
Hartshorne, Richard, 1641-1722.
Deputy in Gov. Lawrie's
Council, 1684. Member As
sembly from Middletown, 1685.
Speaker, i687-'98. Gov. Basse's
Council, 1698, et seq.
Hatfield, William H.
Large, James
Meeker, Richard C.
Savage, James
Smith, Thos. M.
Tyson, Anthony M.
Tyson, Matthew S.
Hartwell, Capt. Edward, 1689-
1785, Concord, Mass. Sergeant
in Lieut. Jabez Fairbank's Co.,
i723-'24- Lieut, 1725, in Capt.
Willard's Co. Capt, 1748.
Derby, William M., Jr.
Hartwell, John, 1641-1703, Con
cord, Mass. Soldier in Capt.
Thomas Wheeler's Co. in King
Philip's War.
Bates, Theodore C.
Derby, William M., Jr.
Hartwell, Lieut. Jonathan, 1690-
1778, Littleton, Mass. Ens.,
1737. Lieut,  .
Bates, Theodore C.
Hartwell, Samuel, 1645-1725. In
King Philip's War, 1675-76,
under Capt. Nicholas Manning.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Sherman, Roger
Hartwell, Q. M. William, 1613-
1690, Concord, Mass. Corp.,

1671. Quartermaster, Middle
sex Co. Troops, Capt. Thomas
Wheeler, 1673. Soldier in
King Philip's War, 1675-76.
Cornet in Troop of Horse of
Middlesex Co.
Bates, Theodore C.
Derby, Wm. M., Jr.
Gardner, James B.
Loomis, John H.
Lunt, William W.
Nickerson, Stephen W.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Prindle, Edgar Lewis
Harvey, Ebenezer, 1728-1810. In
Capt. John Burk's Co. of
Rangers. In Northfield garri
son, French and Indian War,
under Sergt. Josiah Foster.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Harvey, Sergt. Samuel, 1674-1764.
Sergt. in Lieut Timothy Child's
Co., 1725.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Harvey, Sergt. Thomas, 1643-1726,
Taunton, Mass. Sergt in Capt.
James Cudworth's Co. against
the Dutch, 1673. In Queen
Anne's War, 1704.
Freeman, Alden
Harvey, William, 1645  , Ply
mouth Col. Deputy, i666-'67.
In Capt. Moseley's Co. at Mt.
Hope, 1675. Imprisoned as a
soldier in King William's War,
1697. In ist Military Co. of
Taunton, Mass.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Seaver, James E.
Harwood, James, 1655-1719, Little
ton, Mass. Served under Capt.
Turner at Falls Fight, 1676.
Burt, Charles W.
Harwood, Nathaniel, 1701  ,
Leicester, Mass. Served in
French and Indian War, in
Col. Ruggle's Regt, at Fort
William Henry, 1756.
Bond, Walter H.
Harwood, Col. William, 1715-1781.
Burgess from Warwick Co.,

226

Index of ancestors

Va., i752-'53. '55, '58, '64-'6s,
'69. '72, '74-
Appleby, George F.
Hasbrouck, Jacob, 1688-1761. In
Capt. Johannis Ten Broeck's
Troop, Ulster Co., 1738.
Innis, Hasbrouck
Young, Innis
Hasey, Lieut. William, 1619-1689,
Boston. A. & H. A. Co., 1652.
Cornet in Three County Troop,
1665; Lieut, 1674. In 1675
commanded Co. in King Phil
ip's War.
Chamberlin, Paul M.
Clark, Alonzo H.
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Johnson, Alba B.
Pierce, George W.
Haskell, Benjamin, 1648 - 1741.
Rep. to Gen. Court of Mass.
Hunnewell, Wm. Bowne
Haskell, Caleb, 1723-1801. Mem
ber of Train Band in Maj.
Coffin's 3d Co. of Newbury,
1757
Pettingell, Frank H.
Haskell, Mark, 1658-1691. Under
Maj. Walderne, 1676, King
Philip's War.
Haskell, Frank W.
Haskell, Capt. William, circ.
1620-1693, Gloucester, Mass.
Lieut, of Train Band, 1681.
Afterwards Capt Deputy, 1672,
et seq.
Holbrook, Levi
Hunnewell, Wm. Bowne
Perkins, William H.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Haskell, William, 1690 1766,
Gloucester, Mass. Representa
tive, 1736.
Perkins, William H.
Hasket, Stephen,  . Under
Capt. Curwin, Capt. Prentice's
Command, King Philip's War,
i675-'76.
Parker, Moses Greeley
Haskins, Capt. John, 1729-1814.
Of Col. John Erving's Boston
Regt, Colonial Troops.
Haskins, Chas. W.
Haskins, Samuel M.

Hastings, John, 1653 - 1718, of
Watertown, Mass. Capt. Na
thaniel Davenport's Co., King
Philip's War.
Dyer, Isaac Watson
Guilford, Nathan
Tucker, Wm. R.
Vandercook, John D.
Hastings, Thomas, 1605 - 1685,
Watertown, Mass. Deputy,
1673.
Bates, Daniel M.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Clark, Byron N.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Dyer, Isaac Watson
Eldridge, Wm. Henry 1
Endicott, Eugene F.
Harrington, Charles
Heathfield, Herbert D.
Parker, George T.
Hastings, Dr. Thomas, 1652-1712,
Hatfield, Mass. Under Capt.
Richard Beers, King Philip's
War, and Major Samuel Ap
pleton.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Guilford, Nathan
Hatch, Jeremiah,  . Deputy,
Plymouth Colony, i675-'76, '79-
'80, '89.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Hatch, John, — — 1701, Ports
mouth, N. H. Assemblyman
from Portsmouth, 1696.
Libby, Chas. T.
Hatch, Jonathan, 1625 - 1710,
Barnstable and Falmouth.
Under Capt. Myles Standish,
'645, against the Narragan
setts.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Wheeler, Edward J.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Hatch, Capt. Joseph, ist, 1654-
1735. Lieut, and Capt. of
Tolland Military Co., 1722,
and 1725 respectively. Soldier
in King Philip's War.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Wheeler, Edw. J.
Hatch, Joseph, 1689-1750, Tolland,
Conn. Lieut, 1722; Capt,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1725; he was the first military
officer in Tolland.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Hatch, Lemuel, 1735-1827, Fal
mouth and Lee, Mass., Tol
land and Sharon, Conn. In
12th Co., ist Regt. Maj.-Gen.
Phineas Lyman, Capt. Samuel
Chapman of Tolland, Conn.
Campaign of 1758, French and
Indian War.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Hatch, Capt. Timothy, 1695-1766,
Tolland and Kent, Conn.
Commissioned, Capt. of Kent
Company, May, 1740.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Chas. Lathrop
Hatcher, William, 1614-1680.
Member Va. House of Bur
gesses, 1644, et seq.
Clarke, Bailey T.
Clarke, Edward H., Jr.
Nash, Francis Smith
Hatfield, Capt. Abraham, 1720-
1775, Capt. of Militia, West
chester Co., N. Y., in the Old
French War, 1758-1760.
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
Hathaway, Abraham, 1652-1725,
Taunton, Mass. Under Capt.
Daniel Henchman in King
Philip's War.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Hathaway, Lieut.-Col. Ebenezer,
1689-1768, Taunton and Free
town, Mass. Lieut.-Col., Sec
ond Regt, Bristol Co. Militia,
1749.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Hathaway, Capt. Ebenezer, 1718-
1791, Taunton, Mass. Capt. in
French and Indian Wars.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Hathaway, Ephraim, 1661-1716.
In King William's War, 1690.
Paul, Edward J.
Hathaway, Ens. Jacob. Soldier in
King Philip's War.
Brown, Paul
Hathaway, John, Barnstable,
Mass. Soldier in Narragan
sett War.
Brown, Paul
Tucker, Wm. R.

Hathaway, John, 1629 1704,
Taunton, Mass. In King Wil
liam's War, 1690. In King
Philip's War.
Hathaway, Harry St. Clair
Paul, Edward J.
Hathorne, Col. John, 1641-1717.
Served in the Indian War of
1696.
Denny, Thomas
Hathorne, Major William, 1607-
1681, Salem, Mass. Deputy to
Genl. Ct., 1635, et seq. First
Speaker, House of Deputies,
1644, also Speaker, 1645, et seq.
Gov.'s Asst, i662-'79. Com
missioner, United Col
onies, i650-*54, '73. Capt,
Salem Co., 1645. Maj.,
1656. Member of Com
mittee on Articles of Con
federation of United Col
onies, 1648. Member of Com
mittee for Preservation of
Charter, 1661. Asst, i662-'7g.
In charge of Military Affairs,
Marblehead, 1666. Judge,
i667-'78.
Brown, John B.
Castle, Alfred H.
Dana, Chas. D.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Gillette, Edwin F.
Hathorne, William
Hewins, James
Low, Wm. G., Jr.
Odell, William H. L.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Skinner, Wm. C.
Stewart, George S.
Todd, Wm. C.
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. I.
Haughton, Richard,  1682.
Volunteer at siege of Fort
Uncas, Narragansett War,
1657
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Lathrop, Charles G.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Haven, John, 1656-1705, Framing
ham, Mass. Representative,
i702-'o3. In King Philip's
War, 1676.

228

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Haven, Wm.
Preston, Deming H.
Haven, Sergt. Richard, 1620-1700,
Lynn, Mass. Under Capt
Samuel Brocklebank in King
Philip's War. Was a Ser
geant in the service.
Bickford, Robt. Sloane
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Haven, William
Muren, George M.
Preston, Deming H.
Hawes, Daniel, 1652-1739, Ded
ham, Mass. In Great Swamp
Fight, under Major Samuel
Appleton.
Crichter, Edward P.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Hall, Lewis C.
Hawes, Gilbert R.
Meday, Henry Hawes
Hawes, Daniel, Jr., 1684-1763.
Officer, Mass. Colonial Forces,
French and Indian War, 1757-
'59-
Dyer, Horace E.
Hawes, Gilbert R.
Hosmer, James R.
Hawes, Edmund,  1693, Yar
mouth, Mass. Deputy, 1645-
'61. Selectman, i665-'88. Town
Treasurer, 1667. Council of
War, 1675.
Eldridge, Edric
Hawes, Emory
Hawes, Ens. John,  1701,
Yarmouth, Mass. Ens., 1682.
Representative, i696-'98. In
Major Willard's Co., King
Philip's War, 1675.
Hawes, Emory
Hawes, Lieut. Joseph, 1728-1818.
Lieut, Mass. Militia, French
and Indian War, 1755-
'59-
Hawes, Gilbert R.
Hawkes, Asa, 1732-1801. Soldier
in French and Indian War.
Shepherd, Edward H.
Hawkes, John, 1633-1694. In King
Philip's War, in battle against
the Narragansett Fort.
Hawks, James D.
Hawkes, Nathaniel, 1699  .

Father Rasle's War, under
Capt. Joseph Kellogg.
Hawks, William I.
Hawkhurst, Christopher,  ,
Warwick, R. I. Deputy, 1655.
Hawkhurst, Samson, 1670-1732. A
soldier under Capt. Samuel
Dickinson in the Company at
Oyster Bay in Queen's Co., in
1715.
Hawxhurst, Arthur
Hawkhurst, William, 1715-1790,
Oyster Bay, Long Island. In
Capt. Cornelius Van Home's
Co., L. I. Militia, 1737.
MacDonough, Rodney
Hawkins, Anthony,  1674,
Farmington, Conn. One of the
Patentees of Conn, under
Charter from Charles II, 1662.
Deputy, i665-'67- Gov.'s Asst,
1668-70.
Atkinson, Charles T.
Case, John E.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Enos, Alanson T.
Farr, Marvin A.
Hart, George Wm.
Hart, Henry G.
Hart, Samuel
Jarvis, Samuel F.
Judd, Orrin R.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Powell, Lyman T.
Strong, Wm. J. H.
Wead, Leslie C.
Hawkins, Eleazer, 1688 - 1772.
Served in the New York Mili
tia, Suffolk County Regt.,
Brookhaven Co., 1715.
Smith, Leroy
Hawkins, Capt. Henry,  1699.
Charles Co., Md. Capt. of
Horse, 1694. Burgess, 1688-
'92.
Jenkins, Austin L.
Jenkins, Spalding L.
Hawkins, Col. John,  i7*7F
Md. Justice of the Provincial
Court of Md., 1698. Rep.
Queen Anne's Co., in the
House of Burgesses, I7i4-'i7.
Williams, John S.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Hawkins, Joseph, i668-'69-i732,

=39

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Derby, Conn. Deputy, 1712, '24.
Called "Sergeant."
Hawkins, William Elton
Hawkins, Capt. Moses, 1703-1760,
Derby, Conn. Commissioned
Ensign of Train Band in
Derby, 1743, and Capt, 1744.
Hawkins, William Elton
Hawkins, William, 1609 - 1699.
Soldier in King Philip's War.
Cadle, Cornelius
Palmer, Lowell M.
Parkhurst, Charles D.
Preston, Howard W.
White, Hunter C.
Hawks, Eliezer (Elizeur), 1655-
1727, Hadley, Mass. In Capt.
William Turner's Co., Falls
Fight, King Philip's War.
Converse, Charles A.
Converse, John H.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Hawks, Frederick E.
Hawks, William I.
Hawks, Sergt. John, 1643-1721,
Deerfield, Mass. In Falls
Fight, Hatfield, 1676. Under
Capt. Thos. Watts, 1697, in
pursuit of Indians at Hat
field.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Bates, William O.
Hawks, Lieut.-Col. John, 1707-
1784, Deerfield, Mass. Sergt,
1746. Lieut, i754-'57. Capt,
1758. Major, 1759. Lieut.-Col.
under Amherst, 1760.
Hawks, Frederick E.
Hawley, Capt. John, 1661-1729,
Stratford, Conn. Appointed
Lieut, 1704, of a Company of
soldiers to defend the County
against the Indians; 1709,
Lieut, of Militia; later Capt
Deputy, i702-*24.
Moseley, John G.
Hawley, Joseph, 1603-1690. Dep
uty, Conn., i665-'87.
Boyd, Robert M.
Brown, Paul
Hawley, Walter A.
Jennings, Walter
Latham, Harry W.
Lloyd, John U.
McClintock, Emory

Moseley, John G.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Hawley, Capt. Joseph, 1654-1711.
Capt. of Snow-shoe Men from
Northampton, Mass., i7o8-'o9.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Partridge, Edward L.
Young, William H.
Hawley, Capt. Joseph, 1675-1752,
Conn. Colonial Militia.
Stafford, William F.
Throop, George E.
Hawley, Samuel, 1647 1734-
Deputy, Conn., 1690-1711.
Brown, Paul
Throop, George E.
Hawley, Stephen, 1695-1790, New
town, Conn. Capt. John Lov
er's Co., 1748.
Gunsaulus, Frank W.
Hawley, Thomas, 1635 1676.
Capt. Crowell's Dragoons,
Sudbury Fight, 1676.
Doughty, Francis E.
Noyes, Charles P.
Stevens, John A.
Hawxhurst, Samson, 1670-1732,
Oyster Bay, L. I. Under Capt.
Samuel Dickinson in the Com
pany at Oyster Bay in Queens
Co., L. I., in 171 5.
Hawxhurst, Arthur
Hayden, Lieut. Daniel, 1640-1712.
Windsor, Conn., Co., 1692, and
Troop, 1698. Deputy, 1695-
'98.
Hayden, Horace E.
Hayden, Wm. M.
Phelps, Luis J.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Hayden, Lieut. Daniel, 1703-1790.
Cornet of Troop, ist Conn.
Regt., 1753. Lieut, 1759.
Hayden, Horace E.
Hayden, Wm. M.
Phelps, Luis J.
Hayden, Ebenezer, 1615 - 1700,
Braintree, Mass. Member of
the Suffield County Troop,
1675. Soldier in King Philip's
War.
Robinson, Hamline Elijah
Hayden, Nathaniel, 16-42 - 1691.
Soldier in King Philip's War.
Mersereau, John D-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Hayden, Nehemiah, 1647-1718. In
Capt Thomas Prentice's Co.,
Mt. Hope Campaign, 1675,
King Philip's War.
Hayden, Henry W.
Hayden, James R.
Hayden, Samuel,  1676, Brain-

In King Philip's

1600 1669,
Deputy, 1667.

tree, Mass.
War.
Talbot, Joel F.
Hayden, William,
Windsor, Conn.
In Pequot War. In Maj.
Mason's Troop, i657-'58.
Hayden, Horace E.
Hayden, William M.
Loomis, Archie Harwood
Mersereau, John D.
Phelps, Luis J.
Primrose, John S.
Snow, Edgar M.
Sparrow, Jackson W.
Hayes, Daniel, 1686-1756, Wind
sor, Conn. In Queen Anne's
War.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Trowbridge, Rutherford
White, Wm. Chester
Hayes, Henry,  1745- Mem
ber of the Colonial Assembly
of Penn., I7i5-'i6, '28 and '30.
Justice of Peace of Chester
Co., 1717.
Bicksler, Winfield S.
Hayes, Jonathan, — 1712. Mem
ber of Assembly, i689-'97.
Prov. of Penn.
Flagg, Stanley S., Jr.
Lewis, Fulton
Lewis, Wm. Fisher
Stewart, Andrew
Hayes, Richard. Member Pa. As
sembly, 1704, et seq.
Levick, Lewis J.
Haynes, Lieut. Abijah, 1701  ,
Sudbury, Mass. Lieut, in Capt
Josiah Richardson's 2d Foot
Co., Sudbury, Mass., 1757,
French and Indian War.
Wood, Eric F.
Haynes, Gov. John, 1594-1654,
Hartford, Conn. Gov., Mass.
Bay 'Colony, 1635. Gov. of
Conn. Colony. Pres., First
General Court, 1637. Gov.

alternate years until death.
Commissioner of United Colo
nies, 1650. Col. of Regiment
raised against the Indians,
1636.
Backus, J. Bayard
Barney, Howard
Barney, John Eliot
Betts, Frederick H.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Betts, Wyllys R.
Chauncey, Elihu
Clark, A. Howard
Clark, Eliot A.
Darling, Chas. Wm.
Day, John Calvin
Edwards, Charles L.
Edwards, Edward J.
Edwards John Robt.
Edwards, Richard Safford
Fahnestock, James F.
Fitch, Wm. Edw.
Fry, Charles
Green, Robert Stockton
Grinnell, George B.
Grinnell, William M.
Hubbard, Gardiner G.
Huntington, Frederick J.
Inches, Geo. B.
Jackson, John D.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Jones, Robert R.
Jones, Robt. Ralston, Jr.
Langdon, Robt Getty
Lewis, George W.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Seymour, Thomas D.
Stokes, Anson P.
Terry, George D.
Terry, John Taylor
Terry, John Taylor, Jr.
Treat, James W.
Walbridge, Chas. Carter
Walbridge, Thomas C.
Ward, Brownlee R.
Ward, Chas. S.
Wells, Eben F.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Willcox, Charles H.
Wood, Henry Abiel
Haynes, John, 1621-1692. Com
mander of Garrison House al
Sudbury, Mass. In Phips' Ex
pedition, 1690. Representative,
1668.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Fisher, Albert Judson
Haynes, Emory James
Messinger, William D.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Haynes, Walter, 1583-1665, Sud
bury, Mass. Deputy, 1641, '44,
'46, '48, '51.
Adams, Charles E.
Fisher, Albert J.
Hayward, Capt. Francis, 1700-
1757. Capt. of Militia, Dor
chester Co., Md., 1748.
Marine, Richard Elliott
Hayward, Lieut. John,  1700,
Bridgewater, Mass. Ensign,
Bridgewater Company, 1664-
'89. Lieut, 1689. Commanded
twenty men against Indians,
King Philip's War, 1676.
Representative, 1 681 -'82.
Hall, Harrison C.
Hayward, Joseph, 1643-1714, Con
cord, Mass. In Capt. Thomas
Wheeler's Co., King Philip's
War.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Hayward (Haywood), Lieut. Jo
seph, 1715-1802, Concord,
Mass. Lieut, in Maj. John
Minot's Co., and Capt. Thomas
Adams's Co. In Col. Ebenezer
Nichols's Regt, French and
Indian War, 1757.
Nickerson, Philip T.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Hayward, Nathaniel, Mass. In
King Philip's War, with
Bridgewater Band.
Freeman, Alden
Tyler, Edward R.
Hayward, Samuel,  1680,
Maiden, Mass. Under Capt.
Edward Oakes and Capt. John
Cutler, 1676.
Wyman, Walter C.
Hayward, William,  1659,
Braintree, Mass. Deputy,
1648.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Preston, Howard W.
Haywood (Hayward), Samuel,

 1713, Braintree, Swanzey,
Mendon, Mass. In Capt.
Oakes' Co., King Philip's War.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Hazard, Lieutj-Col. George, 
1743, Kingston, R. I. Govern
or's Asst., I702-'o3. Deputy,
i70i-'o2, 'o6-'o9, 'i2-'i3. Lieut-
Col., i7i9-'20.
Cook, Stephen C.
Perry, Alexander
Woodward, Wm.
Hazard, George, 1700-1738. Dep
uty for South Kingston, 1729-
'34. Speaker of the House of
Deputies, 1733. Deputy-Gov
ernor of R. I., i734-'38.
Woodward, William
Hazard, Capt. Nathaniel, 
1750. Capt N. Y. Militia,
1715.
Cox, John L.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Hazard, Nathaniel,  1764.
Soldier in 1715, in his father's
Company.
Delafield, Edward C.
Delafield, John R.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Hazard, Robert, 1635-1710. Mili
tary Commissioner for Ports
mouth, R. I., in command of
Boat Patrol. Recruiting Mas
ter, Ordnance Officer, King
Philip's War. Deputy, 1664-
'65.
Hazard, Rowland
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Pell, Howland
Perry, Alex.
Spicer, George T.
Watson, William H.
White, Hunter C.
Woodward, Wm.
Hazard, Stephen,  1727. As
sistant, R. I., 1708, '18, '19, '21,
22.
Briggs, Southwick C.
White, Hunter C.
Woodward, Wm.
Hazard, Thomas, 1610-1680,
Middleburg. Governor's Coun-

232

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

cil, 1654. Magistrate, 1652-
'55-
Hull, James W.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Lefferts, Frederic R., Jr.
Perry, Alex.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Woodward, Wm.
Hazen, Thomas, 1657-1735, Box
ford, Mass. In Major Samuel
Appleton's Co., Narragansett
Campaign, i675-'76. Great
Swamp Fight.
Gregg, Dean B.
Gregg, Henry S.
Gregg, Jesse A.
Moseley, John G.
Hazleton, Lieut. Thomas, 1707
 , Chester, N. H. Lieut.
of Capt. James Todd's Co.,
Expedition to Crown Point,
1755-
Little, Henry L.
Head, Henry,  171 6. Deputy,
General Assembly, R. I., 1683-
'06, '09.
White, Hunter C.
Heald, Israel, 1660-1738. With
Mass. Troops, Expedition to
Canada, 1690.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Heald, Sergt. John,  1689.
Under Maj. Williard, King
Philip's War, 1675. Sergt,
Concord Co., raised for French
and Indian Wars.
Heald, Clarence E.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Heald, Lieut. John, 1666-1721.
Lieut, of Concord, Mass., Mili
tary Co., raised for Indian
Wars.
Heald, Clarence E.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah

Richards, William S.
Healy, Capt. Joshua, 1702-1762,
Dudley, Mass. Capt. of a Co.,
relief of Fort William Henry,
1757-
Healey, David A.
Corbin, Elbert Augustus, Jr.
Healy, Nathaniel, 1659 - 1734,
Watertown, Mass. In King
Philip's War, Capt. Joseph
Sill"s Co. Under Capt. Na
thaniel Davenport, Great
Swamp Fight; later under
Capt. Hugh Mason.
Healey, David A.
Heard, Esign James,  1675-
1676, Kittery, Me. Ensign of
the Kittery Company, July,
1659.
Colket, Charles H.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Libby, Charles T.
Lunt, William W.
Heard, Capt. John, 1667-1752,
Maine. Capt, York Co., 171 1-
'22.
Colket, Charles H.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Heard, John,  i688-'89. Had
a Garrison House at Dover,
N. H., which after his death
was saved by "Elder" Wm.
Wentworth.
Rollins, Philip A.
Heard, Capt. Tristram, 1667-1735.
Lieut, N. Hamp. Militia, 1725.
Capt. in command of "Heard's
Garrison," at Dover.
Tappan, Charles L.
Hearsey, Thomas, 1734 - 1810,
Hingham, Mass. Soldier in
Col. Lincoln's Regt. for relief
of Crown Point, 1755. Clerk
in Capt. Samuel Thaxter's Co.,
1756.
Hersey, Alfred H.
Heath, Isaac, 1585-1661. Deputy,
Mass., 1636-1638.
Dorr, Dalton
Pike, Chas. E.
Heath, William,  1652, Rox
bury, Mass. Deputy from
Roxbury, i634-'37, '39"'42,
from Dover, 1645.
Pond, George E.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Heath, Capt. William, 1663-1738.
Capt. of Foot Co., 1703. Rep
resentative, 1721.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Pond, George E.
Heatly, Capt. William, 1720-1789.
South Carolina Provincial Mi
litia.
Dulles, Andrew C.
Heaton, Sergt. James, 1633-1712.
Sergt. and Ens., New Haven
Militia. Representative, 1696-
'97-
Holcombe, John M.
Mann, Chas. Addison
Mann, Matthew D.
Heaton, Robert,  1716. Mem
ber of Assembly, Pa., 1698,
1700.
Sheib, Samuel H.
Thompson, Henry B.
Hebard, Capt. Zebulon. Ens.,
1760. Lieut, 1765. Capt, 1766,
5th Co., 3d Regt.
Hebard, Frederic S.
Hedge, Sergt. Elisha, 1642  ,
Yarmouth, Mass. Sergt, Yar
mouth Co., 1671.
Squires, George C.
Tobey, Frank B.
Hedge, Samuel,  , Salem, N. J.
Signer of Concessions and
Agreements of West N. J.
Surveyor-Gen. of Salem Tenth
Sec. and Register in Salem.
Member of Assembly of N. J.,
1682.
Reichner, Aiken
Reichner, Louis Irving
Hedge, Capt. William,  , Yar
mouth, Sandwich, Mass., and
Lyme, Conn. Ens., 1653. Capt.,
Yarmouth Co., 1659.
Baker, Alfred L.
Smith, Thomas H.
Squires, George C.
Tobey, Frank B.
Heerman, Col. Augustin, 1605-
1686. One of the "Nine Men,"
1647, et seq. Ambassador to
Rhode Island, 1652; Ambassa
dor to Virginia, and to
Maryland, 1659. Commis
sioner to treat with Indians,
1678.

Brice, Philip H.
Spencer, John T.
Helm, Maj. Meredith, ist, 1680-
1754, Winchester, Va., Com
missioned Major of Colonial
Militia, 1753.
Doneghy, John Templeman, Jr.
Helme, Sergt. Christopher, 
1650. Sergt. of Train Band,
Warwick, R. I., 1647. Justice
of the R. I. Court of Trials,
1648.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Rice, Herbert A.
White, Hunter C.
Helme, William, 1680  . In
Capt. Joseph Tooker's Co.,
from Brookhaven, 1715.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Hemenway, Joshua, 1668 - 1754,
Framingham, Mass. Deputy,
I7i2-'i7.
Ellis, Albert W.
Hemenway, Frederick T.
Hempstead, Capt. Joshua, 1678-
1758. Deputy to the General
Court of Conn., i7i8-'30, et seq.
Ensign, 1721. Lieut, 1724.
Capt, 1726, serving until 1739,
Second Company Train Band,
New London, Conn.
Harris, Williams C.
Kennett, William P.
Hemsley, Col. William, 1736-1812.
Member of Md. Council, 1770-
'71. Col., 20th Battalion,
Queen Anne County Troops.
Emory, Edward H.
Henchman, Capt. Daniel, 
1685. Capt. A. & H. A. Co.
Capt. of a Co. of Foot from
Boston, King Philip's War.
Clark, Homer P.
Davis, N. Henchman
Henchman, Major Thomas, 
1703. Lieut, commanding at
Chelmsford Garrison, King
Philip's War. Maj. of Middle
sex Regt, King William's
War.
Kimball, Harold C.
Henderson, Lieut. John, 1740-1787,
Va. In Battle of Point Pleas
ant, 1774.
McMullin, Nelson V.

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Hendrick, Daniel, 1610 - 1700.
Deputy to the General Court
from Haverhill, Mass., 1681.
Eldridge, William Henry
Pettingell, Frank H.
Hendrick, Isreal, 1653,  .
Haverhill, Mass. December,
1675, in service under Maj.
Appleton.
Eldridge, William Henry
Hennewell, Captain Richard,
1646-1713, Maine. Ens. York
Co. Militia, 1680; Lieut, 1689;
Capt, 1698. Took active part
in Queen Anne's War. Killed
by Indians.
Hunnewell, William Bowne
Henry, Col. John,  1773,
Hanover Co., Va. Col. of
Militia.
Courtenay, Erskine H.
Courtenay, James Clark
McCulloch, Champ C, Jr.
Rose, Hiram H.
Rose, Landon C.
Henry, Patrick, 1736-1799. Bur
gess, Va., i765-'83.
Holliday, Jacquelin S.
Thorpe, Andrew R.
Thorpe, Spencer Guy
Thorpe, Spencer R.
Henry, Samuel, 1734-1790, Had
ley, Mass. In Capt. Moses
Porter's Co., 1756.
Eldridge, Wm. Henry
Henry, John Francis, Jr.
Henry, Wm. Barrett
Henry, Capt. William, 1729-1786.
Armourer of Braddock's Expe
dition. Armourer of Forbe's
Expedition.
Jordan, John Woolf
Henshaw, Joshua, 1643-1701, Dor
chester, Mass. King Philip's
War under Capt. Thomas
Brattle.
Huntington, Charles R.
Jackson, Alfred B.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Henshaw, Lieut. William, 1735-
1820. At Fort Edward and
Crown Point.
Bacon, Gorham
Heritage, Richard, 1666 - 1702.

Burlington, N. J. Member
Assembly, 1697.
Beckett, Wesley W.
Herkimer, Capt. Hanyoost,  .
French and Indian Wars. In
command of Fort Herkimer,
1758.
Shoemaker, Michael M.
Shoemaker, Robert H.
Herkimer, Lieut. Johan Jost,  ,
Albany, N. Y. Lieut, under
Col. Philip Schuyler, stationed
above the "Falls of the Maquas
River," 1733.
Wagner, Arthur L
Herpin, Col. John, Jr.,  . Col.,
Conn. Troops, Expedition to
Canada.
Eaton, Theo. H.
Herrick, Ensign Ephraim, 1962
 . Confirmed Ensign of 3rd
Co. of Preston, Conn., by Gene
ral Assembly at New Haven,
Oct. 8, 1735.
Mower, Charles H.
Herrick, Henry, 1688-1755. French
and Indian War, 1745.
Brown, Dudley P.
Herrick, Henry', 1716-1780, Bev
erly, Mass. Representative.
Brown, Dudley P.
Herrick, Corp. Joseph, 1645-1717,
Salem Village, Mass. King
Philip's War. Great Swamp
Fight. Corp., 1692.
Newhall, James S.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Putnam, George J.
Richardson, William S.
Verrill, Harry Mighels
Herrick, Capt. Joseph, 1666-1726,
Beverly, Mass. Capt, earlier
French War, Troop of Mount
ed Rangers.
Brown, Dudley P.
Libby, Charles T.
Herrick, Zacharie, 163 6-1 695, Bev
erly, Mass. In King Philip's
War under Capt. Jonathan
Poole, 1675.
Battis, Edward C.
Wyman, Walter C.
Herrman, vide Heerman.
Hersey, William, 1 600-1 657, Hing-

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ham, Mass. In Militia, 1644-
'45-
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Thayer, Charles I.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Herter, Capt. Henry, 1730-1822.
French and Indian Wars, 1757.
1757-
Myers, Philip Van Ness
Myers, Walter F.
Shoemaker, Frederick B.
Shoemaker, Michael M.
Shoemaker, Robert H.
Hertzog, Lieut. Philip, 1720-1785,
Pa. In French and Indian
Wars; was made Lieut in 5th
Co., ist Battallion, Northamp
ton Co. Ranger on frontier of
Pa. Wagoner with Col. Henry
Boquet in his expedition to Ft.
Duquesne.
Hertzog, Walter Sylvester.
Hervey, Nicholas, - — 1645, Md.
Assembly, i637-'44. In Indian
Wars against the Maquante-
quats, 1639.
Beckwith, Paul E.
Heth, Lieut. William, 1750-1807.
Lieut, Capt Morgan's Co.,
Dunmore's War, 1774.
Lorton, Heth
Hewins, Jacob,  171 1, Dorches
ter, Mass. In garrison at Had
ley, 1676.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Hewit, Sergt. Reuben, 1738-1808.
2d Sergt, 5th Co., 4th Conn.
Regt. Invasion of Canada,
1760.
Kelly, James H.
Hewlett, George,  1770. In
Capt. Joshua Cornell's Co., of
Foot, Queen's County, N. Y.,
1715.
Tredwell, Henry Hewlett
Van Nostrand, Benjamin T.
Hewson, John,  . Deputy to
General Court, 1628.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Hext, David. Member of South
Carolina Assembly, 1743.
Macbeth, Malcolm
Macbeth, Ravenel
Hext, Hugh,  *732. Member

of South Carolina Assembly,
1698, 1720.
Macbeth, Malc°lm
Macbeth, Ravenel
Heyward, Lieut. Ephraim. In
Father Rasle's War, 1724.
Lieut, under Lord Abercrom
bie, i756-'57-
Brooks, Franklin E.
Heywood (Hayward), John, Con
cord. Fought in King Philip's
War.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Heywood, Phineas, 1707 1776,
Shrewsbury, Mass. Repre
sentative, i752-'54, '71-72.
Clark, Arthur W.
Houghton, William A.
Heyward, Capt. Thomas, 1700-
1738. Capt, Provincial serv
ice ; commanded at Fort John
son.
McAllister, Heyward H.
Hibbard, Corp. Nathaniel, 1680-
1725. Corp. in Expedition
against Canada, 1712.
Paul, Edward J.
Hichborn, Thomas, Mass. Drum
mer under Capt. Henchman in
Mt. Hope Campaign in King
Philip's War, and a private
under Capt. Moseley at Ded
ham.
Favor, Otis S.
Hickox, Sergt. Samuel,  1695,
Waterbury, Conn. Sergt, \
i686-'95.
Collins, Holdridge O.
May, Calvin O. .
Morris, Seymour
Sherman, Roger
Hickox, Capt. Samuel, 1695-1765,
Waterbury, Conn. Capt. of
the Militia.
Bickford, Robt Sloane
Morris, Seymour
Hickox, Capt. William, 1673  ,
Waterbury, Conn. Capt. of
Militia, 1727. Deputy, 1728.
Bickford, Roft Sloane
Morris, Seymour
Hicks, Col. Isaac, 1 678-1749. In
service at Schenectady, N. Y.,
and on the Frontier, i746-'47.
Assembly, i7i6-'38. >.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Allies, Robt. Lawrence
Hicks, Benjamin D.
* Hicks, John, 1606-1672, Deputy,
Hempstead, L. I., 1665.
Ahles, Robt. Lawrence
Hicks, Robert,  1647. Ply
mouth. Member General Court,
Plymouth, 1633.
Miller, Robert F.
Hicks, Capt. Thomas, 1640-1741.
Under Capt. John Hicks, Fort
Neck, 1653. Capt. of Militia
at Hempstead.
Ahles, Robt. Lawrence
Bleecker, Anthony J.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Hicks, Benjamin D.
Hicks, De Forest
Hicks, Evelyn Pierpont
Hicks, Frederick C.
Hill, Robert C.
Lawrence, Robert C.
Lyon, George E.
Trenchard, Edward
Williamson, Geo. De W.
Hicks, Zachariah, 1628-1702, Cam
bridge, Chelmsford, and Dra
cut, Mass. Deputy, 1647.
Council of War, 1653. In
Capt Joseph Sill's Co , King
Philip's War,
Hicks, Lewis W.
Huntting, Teunis D.
Pierce, Frederick ~~C.
Higgenson, Capt. Robert. Com
mander at Middle Plantation,
1646. Received grant of land
for services against the In
dians.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Garland, Hugh A.
McGuire, James C.
Trabue, Edmund Francis
Higcineotham, Capt. Aaron, 
1785, Amherst Co., Va. Capt.
of Amherst Co., Va., Militia,
1769.
Sweeny, Wm. Montgomery
HlGGINBOTHAM, CAPT. CHARLES,
1726-1763. Capt, 4th Provi-
' dence Co., i753-'54. Capt, 3d
Providence Co., i754-'55.
Preston, Howard W.

* Service not now qualifying-

Higgins, Richard,  . Member
Plymouth Military Co. Council
of War, 1653. Deputy, 1647.
Monnette, Orra E.
Rich, William T.
Higgins, Thomas, i 667-1702. Dep
uty to General Assembly, N. J.,
1694-1695.
Monnette, Orra E.
Higcinson, Rev. Francis, 1 587-1 630.
Minister of First Church in
the Colony; one of the Historic
Founders of Mass. ; elected in
London a Member of Council
for Mass., 1629. Active in
founding and forwarding the
interests of the Colony.
Andrews, Roger Mercein
Higginson, Rev. John, 1616-1708,
Salem, Mass. Indian Expedi
tion, 1636, and Expedition,
from Salem against Block
Island and Pequot Indians.
Chaplain, Fort Saybrook,
1680.
Andrew, Henry H.
Brown, Daniel A.
Higginson, Lieut.-Col. John, 1646-
1719, Salem, Mass. Ensign,
First Co., Lieut Joseph Gard
ner. Deputy, 1689. Council,
i7io-'i8.
Andrew, Henry H.
Brown, Daniel A.
Higginson, Robert. An Indian
fighter at Jamestown, Va.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Higley, Ens. Brewster, 1682-1760,
Simsbury, Conn. Ens. North
Co., 1726.
Case, John E.
Higley, Capt. John, 1649-1714,
Simsbury, Conn. Ens., 1687.
Deputy, 1689. Commissioner.
Lieut, 1690. Capt, 1698.
Case, John E.
Hildreth, Sergt. Ephraim, 1680-
1740, Dracut, Mass. Sergt,
1725, in Capt. Eleazer Tyng's
Co.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Hitchcock, Ripley
Reade, Philip
Hildreth, Lieut. James, 1631-1695,
Chelmsford, Mass. Lieut, in

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the Military Co. of Chelms
ford, i683-'95.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Reade, Philip
Hildreth, Sergt. Richard, 1605-
1688, Woburn and Chelmsford,
Mass. Sergt. in the Military
Co. prior to 1663. Served
until 1664.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Heald, Clarence E.
Langworthy, Charles F.
Reade, Philip
Walton, Charles S.
Hill, Abraham, 1734-1812. In
French and Indian War.
Hill, Howard F.
Hill, Caleb, 1716-1788, Douglas.
Capt of the Douglas Co., Col.
John Chandler's Regt, that
marched to relief of Fort Wil
liam Henry, 1757.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Hill, Col. Edward, 1637 -1700.
Member of House of Burgesses
of Va. Speaker of the House
and Member of Council. Com
mander-in-Chief in Henrico
and Charles City Counties in
1656.
Bradford, Ben B.
Buttler, Bruce B.
McCulloch, Champe C.
Hill, Edward, 3d,  1748.
Member of Va. House of Bur
gesses, 1705. Collector, 1702.
McCulloch, Champe C, Jr.
Hill, Capt. Elisha, i709-'io-i764.
Capt, York Co., Mass, (after
wards Maine) Militia, 1757.
Runk, Louis B.
Hill, Capt. Ephraim, 1688-1760,
Douglas, Mass. In Capt.
Douglas' Militia Co.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Hill, Isaac, 1641-1720, Maiden,
Mass. Member of the Three
County Troop, i677-'89. Rep
resentative, 1698.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Hill, Jacob, 1 657-1 691. Soldier in
King Philip's War under Capt.
Henchman, 1676.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Hill, James,  18 11, Newmar

ket, N. H. Under Maj. Bel
lows, on Conn. River, 1754.
In Capt. Edmund Morse's Co.,
at Crown Point, 1755.
Pinkham, Joseph
Hill, Jeremiah, 1724-1779, Pepper-
rellborough, Me. Representa
tive to Mass., from Pepperrell-
borough, i766-'69-'7i.
Bacon, Horace S.
Hill, John,  1664, Dorchester,
Mass. A. & H. A. Co., 1647.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Enos, Alanson T.
Hill, Edward M.
Hill, Henry H.
Hill, Lew C.
Holbrook, Levi
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Hill, Capt. John, 1666-1713. Ens.
in King William's War, 1689.
Lieut, 1692. Capt, 1693.
Commanded Fort Mary at
Winter Harbor to 1700.
Hill, John F.
Leighton, George E.
Runk, Louis B.
Storer, John H.
Hill, Major John, Jr., 1703-1772.
Ensign, Maine Militia, 1727.
Lieut, 1727. Capt, 1744.
Major, 1754.
Runk, Louis B.
Hill, Lieut. Joseph, 1670-1743,
Welles, Me. Served as Lieut.
under his brother, Capt. John
Hill, at Saco Fort; Rep., 1727.
Lord, Charles E.
Hill, Nathaniel, 1660  , Dover,
N. H. Capt. and commanded
a garrison in N. H., 1725.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Hill, Nathaniel, 1709-1788. In
Capt. Hay's Co., N. Y., 1758.
In Capt. John Bayard's Co.,
Ulster Co., 1738.
Hill, Charles B.
Hill, Peter,  1667. Member
of Assembly of Lygonia, 1648.
Assistant of same.
Runk, Louis B.
Hill, Capt. Ralph,  1695, Bil
lerica, Mass. Sergt, in com-

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mand of his house used as a
Garrison House, 1675, King
Philip's War. Ens. of Billerica
Co., 1683. Capt, 1692. Dep
uty, 1689, et seq.
Hill, John P.
Locke, Charles A.
Prindle, Edgar Lewis
Hill, Capt. Richard,  1700.
Capt, Anne Arundel Co. Mili
tia, i675-'8o. Member Md.
House of Burgesses, i682-'88.
Chew, Samuel C.
Hill, Samuel, 171 5-1798, Billerica
and Cambridge, Mass. Pri
vate in Col. Brattle's Regt. for
relief of Fort William Henry,
1757; in Capt. Lane's Co., 1762.
In Capt. Hannant's Co., 1763.
Hill, John P.
Hill, Valentine,  1661, Mass.
and N. H. A. & H. A. Co.,
1638. Deputy, from Dover,
N. H., to General Court of
N. H., i652-'55, and 1657.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Hillegas, Michael, 1729 1804.
Member of Assembly, Prov.
of Penn., i76$-'7$.
Bellas, Henry H.
Dillard, Henry K
Hills, Benjamin, 1684 - 1762,
Chester, N. H. Deputy, 1745.
Little, Henry L.
Hills, Capt. Jonathan, 1698-1775,
East Hartford, Conn. Capt,
5th Company of Train Band,
Hartford, 1738.
Hills, Ralph W.
Hills, Capt. Joseph, 1602-1688,
Newbury, Mass. Deputy from
Charlestown and Speaker of
the House, 1647; from Maiden,
i650-'56, '6o-'64; from New
bury, 1667, '69. Capt. Maiden
Military Co.
Baker, Alfred L.
Brooks, Lyman Loring
Boutelle, Frank W.
Burrage, Henry S.
Farwell, John W.
Hardwick, Charles C.
Hills, William, Jr.
Lea, James H.
Leach, Henry Goddard

Litchfield, Wilford J.
Little, Henry L.
Morris, Seymour
Morse, Willard Samuel
Moulton, Geo. Mayhew
Richardson, William S.
Skinner, William C.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Stone, William E.
Stowell, Wm. Henry Harrison
Wade, James F.
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Wheelock, William B.
Wills, Henry LeB.
Winship, Wm. Henry
Wolcott, Roger
Hills, Capt. William, 1639-1693.
Capt. of Militia at East Hart
ford, Conn., 1653. Wounded
at Hockanum, 1675.
Gilbert, James H.
Hills, Wm. E.
Wilder, Edward B.
Hillyer, Col. Andrew, 1743-182S.
Sergt, under Lord Amherst in
1760, and expedition against
Havana, 1762.
Hoadley, James H.
Hilton, Edward,  1670. Com
manded a section of the Expe
dition which made the first set
tlement in N. H. in 1623.
Attorney, and Patentee of the
"Squanscott" patent, Associate,
1641. Assistant, 1642.
Brown, Harold W.
Burleigh, George Wm.
Rollins, Philip A.
Hilton, Edward, Jr., 1 626-1 699.
Had Garrison House at Exeter,
1693. and 1696.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Hilton, Q. M. Edward, Jr., 1700-
1776. Quartermaster of Fifth
N. H. Co. of Cavalry, sent to
relief of Fort Edward in
French and Indian War.
Burleigh, Geo. Wm.
Rollins, Philip A.
Hilton, Capt. Richard, 1653-1743.
Captain at Exeter, N. H.,
1712; had Garrison house at

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Exeter, N. H. Justice N. H.
Superior Court, i698-'99.
Rollins, Philip A.
Hilton, William,  1656, York.
Deputy to Mass. Gen. Court,
1644.
Libby, Chas. Thornton
Pettingell, Frank H.
Hilton, Capt. Wm., 1628-1690.
Capt, Exeter, N. H. ; defended
his Garrison house, 1690.
Delegate to Portsmouth con
vention assembled 1690 to
advise protection against In
dians.
Rollins, Philip A.
Hilton, Col. Winthrop, 1671-1710.
Lieut, 1689. Capt, 1703.
Lieut.-Col., Expedition to Nova
Scotia, 1705. Member of the
Council.
Davis, Fellowes
Koues, George E.
Hinckes, John,  . Councillor,
1683. Assistant, 1686. Mem
ber Sir Edward Andros' Coun
cil, 1687. President of Council,
1692.
Morrell, George C.
Parsons, William D.
Hinckley, Capt. John, 1701-1765.
In French and Indian Wars,
1757
Moran, Charles
Hinckley, Gov. Thomas, 1618-1706,
Barnstable, Mass. Deputy,
Plymouth, 1646, et seq. Asst,
i658-'8o. Commissioner of
Plymouth Col., 1675-76. Com
missioner for United Colonies,
i678-'92. In Great Swamp
Fight. Dep.-Gov., 1680. Gov.,
i68i-'92. Councillor of Prov
ince, 1686. Member of Council
under Gov. Andros, 1687.
Commissioner from Plymouth
Co. in charge of Military
Forces against King Philip,
i675-'76. Assistant, Prov. of
Mass. Bay.
Atwood, Edward S.
Bement, Robt. B. C.
Bowman, George E.
Boyd, Allen R.
Brown, David H.

Crocker, David
Glover, George E.
Gorham, Austin G.
Hinckley, Nathaniel B.
Hoyt, Albert E.
Hutchings, Henry M.
Lovell, Frank H.
Lovell, Frank H., Jr.
Melcher, Samuel A.
Miller, Charles B.
Miller, Edward C.
Moran, Charles
Pike, Chas. E.
Pike, Francis W.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Rosa, Nelson W.
Sprague, Frank Wm.
Snow, Albert Eugene
Wayland, Francis
Young, Edward B.
Hindes, Dr. Thomas, 1734-1828.
Surgeon's Mate, R. N., 1755 ;
N. Y., 1757, with English
Fleet, French and Indian
Wars. Louisburg, 1758. Que
bec, 1759. Belle Isle.
Thompson, John Taliaferro
Hinman, Lieut. Adam, 1689-1766.
Lieut, 1755. Wounded near
Lake George.
Haskell, Horace S.
Stewart, Harry B.
Hinman, Capt. Andrew, 1690  ,
Woodbury, Conn., Capt, South
Co., 1733.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Hinman, Benjamin, 1662 - 1713,
Woodbury, Conn. Deputy,
1711.
Flint, Wyman K.
Hurd, Ethan O.
Hurd, Rukard
Peet, Emerson W.
Hinman, Sergt. Edward,  1681,
Stratford, Conn. With Capt
John Underhill, under Stuyve
sant, against the Indians.
Flint, Wyman K.
Hurd, Ethan O.
Hurd, Rukard
Kissam, Henry S.
McClintock, Emory
Moseley, John G.
Hinman, Noah, 1696-1766, Wood
bury and Southbury, Conn.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Deputy from Woodbury,
1731.
Peet, Emerson W.
Hinman, Capt. Titus, 1656-1736,
Woodbury, Conn. Lieut, 17 10.
Capt, 1714.
Averill, Nathan K.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Moseley, John G.
Hinsdale, Barnabas, 1639 -1675.
In Capt. Lothrop's Co., King
Philip's War. Killed at
Bloody Brook, So. Deerfield.
Byington, Charles S.
Byington, Wm. W.
Hinsdale, Robert, 1617-1675. In
Capt. Lothrop's Co. at Bloody
Brook, and was slain.
Byington, Charles S.
Byington, Wm. W.
Fiske, George F.
Hutchins, Harry Walter
Wilder, Edward B.
Hinsdale, Samuel, 1642 - 1675,
Deerfield, Mass. Killed at
Bloody Brook.
Fiske, George F.
Wilder, Edward B.
Hinson, Lieut. Thomas, 1650  ,
Isle of Kent, Md. High Com
missioner; Lieut, of Militia;
Justice of Peace ; Member of
Assembly, 1659.
Woolley, Victor Baynard
Hinton, Col. John, 1745 - 1784.
Major of "Gov. Wm. Tryon's
Royal Guard," 1768. Col. of
Wake Co. Troops. In Battle
of Almanac, 1771.
Townsend, George H.
Hitchcock, Capt. Amos, 1724-1791.
Commanded 6th Co., 2d Regt.
of Conn. Forces in French and
Indian War, Campaign of
1758.
Dwight, Frederick
Trowbridge, Rutherford
Hitchcock, Capt. Benjamin, 1715
 . French and Indian
Wars, 1740.
Bishop, Henry A.
Hitchcock, David, 1734-1805. In
Capt. Gilbert Drake's Co.,
Westchester. In Capt Jona-J
than Fowler's Co., 1758.I

Served on Frontier and Crown
Point Expedition.
Paddock, William H.
Hitchcock, Capt. Ebenezer, 1689-
1776. Capt, South Hampshire
Regt., raised for the relief
of the Provincial Troops,
1756.
Thomas, Frank W.
Hitchcock, Lieut. John, 1642-1712.
Ens. in Falls Fight in Capt.
Wm. Turner's Co., King Phil
ip's War. Made Lieut, for
gallant services.
Barbour, Lucius A.
Benton, Arthur B.
Bostwick, Henry A.
Brown, Paul
Clark, Eliot A.
Hitchcock, (Jas.) Ripley (Wm.)
Homer, Wm. B.
Murray, Charles H.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Warner, Chas. Dudley
Hitchcock, Capt. Luke, Sr., 
1659, Wethersfield, Conn. Se
lectman and Representative ;
soldier and Capt. in early
Colonial Wars.
Benton, Arthur B.
Brown, Paul
Fisher, Albert Judson
Homer, William B.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Wilder, Edward B.
Hitchcock, Capt. Luke, 1655-
1727, Springfield, Mass. Under
Capt. Turner in the "Falls
Fight."
Barbour, Lucius A.
Hitchcock, Thomas B.
Merrick, Henry S.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Hitchcock, Matthias, 1614-1669.
In Indian troubles in 1646,
New Haven.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Hitchcock, Matthias, 1688-1762-
., '63. Soldier in a Conn. Regt,
H 1745-
H Little, Robt. Forsyth
¦Hitchcock, Lieut. Richard, 
B !67i, Biddeford, Me. Lieut

241

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Appointed

1630-
Train Dep-

commanding Saco and Porpus
Train Band, 1665.
Libby, Charles T.
Hitchings, Daniel,  , Lynn,
Mass. In Lynn Co., in King
Philip's War.
Haven, Wm.
Stevens, John W.
Hite, Col. John, 1710-1792, Fred
erick County, Va. In 1744
was Captain in charge of a
precinct Major and Council
of War, 1756. Col. in French
and Indian War.
English, William E.
Morton, Daniel
Sharp, George M.
Hite, Jost,  1761.
by the Governor, Justice of the
First Court of Orange County,
1734-
Hume, Edgar E.
Hoadley, Capt. William,
1709. Capt., ist Co.,
Band, Branford, Conn.
uty.
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Hoagland, Lieut. Johannes,
Trooper under Col. Dongan in
Expedition to Albany, 1688.
Lieut, of a Troop of Horse
under Capt. Johannes de Pey
ster, 1700.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Hoar, Daniel, 1650  . Member
of the Concord Co., King
Philip's War, 1676.
Homer, Wm. B.
Hoar, John,  1704, Scituate
and Concord, Mass. Member
Scituate Co., 1643. King
Philip's War.
Homer, William B.
Kent, Daniel
Morris, Seymour
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Hoar, Capt. Leonard,
Brimfield, Mass.
Brimfield.
Homer, Wm. B.
Morris, Seymour
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Hobart, Edmund, 1 570-1 646, Hing-

1682-1771,
Capt, at

ham, Mats. Deputy, i639-'40-
'42.
Bates, Theodore C.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Dixon, Willis Milnor
Evans, George F.
Evans, Ira H.
Green, Robert M.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Hunt, Arthur K.
James, Howard K.
Johnston, Christopher
Monfort, Fred'k D.
Reed, John L.
Rogers, James S.
Turner, Philip F.
Vickers, Wm. Handy Collins
Whitcomb, Lawrence
Wilcutt, Levi L.
Hobart, Capt. Joshua, 1614-1682,
Hingham, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1 641. Ens., Hingham Co.,
1648; Lieut, 1651; Capt, 1653.
Deputy, 1643, '45-'47, '50, '53-
'54, '56, '58-'63, '65, '67-'74, '79-
'81.
La Motte, William A.
Sprague, Frank W.
Hobbs, Ens. James, 1691 - 1756,
Hampton, N. H. Served at
Fort William and Mary,
Piscataqua, 1708. Ens., 1755.
Rollins, Philip A.
Hobbs, Josiah, 1649-1741, Boston
and Lexington, Mass. In
Capt Joseph Sill's Co., King
Philip's War. Narragansett
grantee.
Guilford, Nathan
Stratton, Charles E.
Stratton, Solomon P.
Hobbs, Morris, 1652-1740, Hamp
ton, N. H. In King Philip's
War, under Cap'.. Samuel
Appleton. Also in King Wil
liam's War, i689-'98.
Rollins, Philip A.
Hobby, Sir Charles, 1665-1715,
Boston, Mass. Col., Mass.
Regt, under Gen. Nicholson.
Port Royal Expedition, 1710.
A. & H. A. Co.
Ballord, Esek S.
Ballord, Webb R.
Bates, James H.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Butler, John L.
Fowler, Franklin H.
Gooch, Frank A.
Hubbard, Ralph Hustace
Knowlton, Daniel W.
Pond, Charles Hobby
Pond, Nathan G.
Pond, Nicholas M.
Pond, Winthrop
Hobby, Capt. Thomas, 1723-179S,
Conn. Capt, 8th Co. 4th Conn.
Regt,, 1755 ; Capt, 5th Co. 4th
Conn. Regt., 1758 ; Capt., 4th
Co. 3d Conn. Regt, 1759;
Capt, 5th Co. 3d Conn.
Regt., 1760; Capt, 6th Co.
2d Conn. Regt., 1761 ; Capt,
5th Co. 2d Conn. Regt,
1762.
Adams, George E.
Adams, Purser Elder
Hodgdon, Sergt. Nathaniel, 1681-
1757. A. & H. A. Co., 1727.
ist Sergt, 1728.
Sowdon, Arthur J. C.
Hodges, Lieut. Elijah, 2d Lieut,
Capt. Nathan Hodges' Co.,
Crown Point Expedition, 1759-
'60. Mass. Forces.
Hayden, Edward Simeon
Hodges, Capt. Henry, 1652-1717.
Representative, i704-'i3-'i5-
'i6-'i7. Capt, 2d Military Co.
Selectman. Member, Town
Council.
Hodges, Alfred
Runk, Louis B.
Hodges, Capt. Isaac, 1728-1807. In
ist Norton Co., Mass., 1757.
Capt, 1776.
Hodges, Alfred
Hodges, John, 1650-1719. Member
of 2d Squadron, Taunton Mili
tary Co.
Baxter, Hugh Henry
Kingsley, Harvey R.
Hodges, Major Joseph, 1687-1745.
Louisburg Expedition, 1745,
Col. Richmond's Regt.
Cushman, James M.
Hodges, Alfred
Hodges, Capt. William, 1682-1766,
Taunton, Mass. Capt, 3d
Military Co. of Taunton. One
of the founders of New Taun

ton, now Westminster, Vt.,
/735-
Kingsley, Harvey R.
Hodgkins, William, 1622 -1693.
Fought against the Indians in
King Philip's War, 1675, and
served in Major Appleton's
Company during the Narra
gansett Winter Campaign.
Adams, John Dunbar
Hodley, Eliphalet, 1719 - 1763,
Amesbury, Mass. In Capt
Richard Kelley's Co.
Guilford, William W.
Hodley, Samuel, Sr., 1655  ,
Amesbury, Mass. Member of
the Train Band, 1680. In King
Philip's War.
Guilford, William W.
Hodley, Samuel, Jr.,  , Ames
bury. A Member of Militia
in a Co. of "Snow Shoe Men."
Guilford, Wm. W.
Hodsdon, Benoni, i 647  , Kit
tery, Me. Deputy, i692-'93.
Lord, Calvin
Hoffman, Corp. Martinus, 1625-
 . At Esopus, 1658, Indian
Attack. Corp., Foot Co.,
Kingston, N. Y., 1686.
Hoffman, Eugene A.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Sherrili, Charles H.
Hoffman, Col. Martinus, 1707-
1772. Col. of Militia in
Dutchess Co., i756-'58. Adju
tant of Regt, in Dutchess Co.,
1739.
Hoffman, Charles
Hoffman, Eugene
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Hoffman, William M. V.
Hoffman, Capt. Nicholas, 1680-
1750. Ulster Co. Militia, Col.
Jacob Rutsen, Shawangunk
Co., 71 1 5. Kingstowne Co.,
1717. Erected stone house,
used as a Fort, at Kingston,
N. Y.
Hoffman, Eugene A.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Hogan, William,  , Albany,
N. Y. In Capt Johannes
Mingael's Co, 1715.
Clark, Kenneth

243

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hogeboom, Col. Jeremiah, 171 i-
1784, Claverack, N. Y. Capt.
of ist Battalion, Albany Regt.,
Col. Van Rensselaer's Regt
McNamee, Charles
Webb, John Griswold
Holbrook, John, 1673-1740, Sher-
born, Mass. Representative to
the General Court, i7i4-'22.
Soldier in 1690 Expedition to
Canada under Sir William
Phipps.
Enos, Alanson T.
Holbrook, Clark
Holbrook, Levi
Stone, William Eben
Holbrook, Captain Joseph, 1714-
1785, Bellingham, Mass. Pri
vate, 1759. Captain of Bell
ingham Company, ist Suf
folk Regiment, Mass. Militia,
1771.
Daniels, Richard H.
Holbrook, Sergeant Peter, 1655-
1712, Braintree, Mass. Ser
geant of a Mendon Company,
1689-1707.
Daniels, Richard H.
Holbrook(e), Thomas, 1624-1697,
Braintree, Mass In Capt.
Johnson's Co., King Philip's
War.
Daniels, Richard II.
Holbrook, Harry Sherman
Robinson, Hamline Elijah
Talbot, Joel F.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Holbrook, Thomas, 1646 - 1677,
Braintree, Mass. Soldier in
Capt. Johnson's Co., King
Philip's War.
Britton, Edw. E.
Talbot, Joel F.
Holbrooke, Capt. John, 1617-1699.
In command of Co., King
Philip's War. Capt. of Co.
against Indians, 1676.
Bates, Daniel M.
Brown, Henry M.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Rumrill, Frank
Holcomb, Hezekiah, 1728-1810,
Conn. Deputy from Simsbury,
1773-

Stiles, Edward H.
Holcomb, Joshua, 1640-1690. Dep
uty, Simsbury, Conn., i670-'90.
Adams, Frederick C.
Stiles, Edward H.
Weld, George F.
Holcomb, Joshua, 1672-1760, Conn.
Deputy from Simsbury, 1756.
Stiles, Edward H.
Holcomb (e), Lieut. Nathaniel,
1648  . Deputy, Simsbury,
Conn., I703-'o6. Lieut, 1716.
Case, John E.
Holcombe, John M.
Holcombe, Thomas,  1657,
Windsor, Conn. Soldier;
Deputy, 1649.
Case, John E.
Parker, George T.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Weld, George F.
Holden, Lieut. Charles, 1666-
1717. R. I. Deputy, i7io-'i6.
Lieut, 1716.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Holden, Charles, Jr., 1695  .
Deputy, R. L, 1749.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Holden, Sergt. David, 1738-1803,
Townsend, Mass. In Capt.
Leonard Whiting's Co. from
Middlesex Co. Expedition
against Canada, and Sergt.,
1760.
Baxter, Jesse B.
Holden, Justinian,  1691.
Under Capt. Daniel Gookin in
King Philip's War.
Hicks, S. Chudleigh
Holden, Edward S.
Holden, Horace
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Holden, Justinian, 1644 1700,
Cambridge, Mass. In King
Philip's War, under Capt.
Henchman at Hadley, and
Capt. Brattle, at Mount Hope,
and under Capt. Sill.
Cowee, James C.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Holden, Wm.
Holden, Capt. Randall, 1612-1692,
Warwick, R. I. Marshal and
Corp. at Portsmouth, R. I.,
1638. Asst, 1647, et se1-
Capt, 1664. Deputy, i666-'86.
Briggs, Southwick C.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Lee, Edmund J.
Murdock, Joseph B.
Nightingale, Geo. C.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Prince, Charles J.
Rice, Herbert A.
Spicer, Geo. T.
Holgrave, John, 1580-1670, Salem,
Mass. Deputy, i634-'35. "Over
seer of powder and shott,"
1634.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Dixon, Willis M.
Green, John Wm.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Inches, George B.
Mackenzie, Geo. N.
Parker, Geo. T.
Peet, Emerson W.
Holland, Edward, 1702-1756. Mem
ber of Council, i748-'56. Com
missioner of Indian Affairs,
i734-'42.
Oothout, John W.
Woodward, Francis W.
Holland, Capt. Henry, 1661-1736.
Lieut, 1699. Capt, 1704.
Commander of Garrison at
Albany, i723-'32. High Sher
iff, i7o6-'2o. Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, i7o6-'32.
Oothout, John W.
Woodward, Francis W.
Holland, Henry, 1704-1782. Alder
man, 1727; Sheriff of Albany,
1739) '4*; Master in Chancery,
i743-'48. Member of Colonial
Assembly, 1761, '69.
Woodward, Francis William
Holland, Ivory, 1740-1820. Cen-

tinel, 1757, under Capt. Zede-
kiah Stone. Scouting, ist
Battalion, Col. Ruggles' Regt,
1759-
Holland, Alexander
Holland, John B.
Holland, Joseph
Holland, Joseph, 1659  . A
soldier under Capt. Joseph
Syre, King Philip's War.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Holliday, Lieut. James,  1757.
Commissioned Lieut in Second
Battalion, Penn. Troops, under
Lieut.-Col. John Armstrong,
March 25, 1756. Died in battle
near Loudon Mts., Penn., June
9. 1757-
Holliday, William P.
HOLLINGSWORTH, VALENTINE, 1635-
1710. Penn. Assembly, 1682.
Hollingsworth, Wm. Irving
Huidekoper, Frederic W.
Smith, Joshua E.
Stewart, Jefferson Davis
Stewart, Joseph Adger
Taylor, John Y.
Hollister, Capt. Gideon, 1725-
1812, Woodbury, Conn. Under
Capt Ebenezer Downes, Expe
dition to Fort William Henry,
1757. Ens., 1762. Lieut, 1768.
Capt, 1771.
Logan, Walter S.
Hollister, Lieut. John, 1612-1665,
Wethersfield, Conn. Deputy,
Mass., 1644; Conn., i645-'56.
Lieut, Hartford County, Mili
tia, 1657.
Abbott, Everton J.
Andrews, James S.
Bickford, Robt. Sloane
Booth, Charles Edwin
Brooker, Charles F.
Carpenter, William M.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Elliot, Daniel G.
Harral, George
Hollister, Horace E. T.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Logan, Walter S.
Miller, Eddis N.
Moffat, R. Burnham
Morris, Seymour

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Morse, John T.
Moseley, John G.
Patten, John D.
Peet, Emerson W.
Root, Cyrus
Terry, John Taylor
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, William B.
Treat, Erastus B.
Walcott, Arthur S.
Wenzeli, Henry B.
Williams, Norman A.
Hollister, Lieut. John, Jr., 1642-
171 1, Hartford, Conn. Lieut,
1676.
Hale, Chas. Reuben
Hollister, Capt. Stephen, 165S-
1709, Wethersfield, Conn.
Lieut, under Capt. Wm.
Whiting, Phips' Expedition,
1692. Expedition to the fron
tier, 1696. Expedition to
Canada.
Bickford, Robt. Sloane
Logan, Walter S.
Morris, Seymour
Hollister, Capt. Timothy, 
1763, Glastonbury, Conn. Ens.,
2d Co., 1742. Capt, 12th Co.,
6th Regt, i750-'6o. Killed in
Wyoming, 1763.
Carpenter, William M.
Holly, Elisha, 1659  , Stam
ford, Conn. Deputy, i700-'oi-
'04.
Knapp, Henry E.
Holly, John, 1618-1681, Stamford,
Conn. Representative, 1654-
'55",f>3- Asst, i654-'55. Dep
uty, New Haven, 1663. Com
missioner from Stamford, 1667-
'70. Deputy, Colony of Conn.,
1670.
Bell, Jared W.
Curran, Guernsey
Hoyt, Edward C.
Knapp, Henry E.
Scofield, George S.
Holman, Ens. John,  1652.
First Military Co., Dorchester,
Mass.
Cutler, Ralph W.
Holman, Col. Jonathan, 1732-
1814, Sutton, Mass. In Expe
dition for relief Fort William

Henry, 1757. Later, Col. 5th
Mass. Regt.
Holman, Charles B.
Holman, Capt. Solomon, 1697-
1785. In Capt. James Smith's
Co., Col. John Greenleaf's
Regt, Crown Point Expedition,
1754. Served as Capt. of
"Men from Sutton," 1755 and
1761.
Decker, Wilbur F.
Holme, Capt. Thomas, 1624-1695.
Council, Prov. of Penn., 1683.
Butler, Thomas
Crispin, Mordecai J.
Hough, Oliver
Mercur, James W.
Mercur, Rodney A.
Holmes, Lieut. John, 1673-1712.
Deputy, 1682, i704-'o5. Gen.
Treas., 1690, et seq. Lieut,
1696.
Briggs, Southwick C.
Lee, Edmund J.
Holmes, Capt. Jonathan, 1637-
1713. General Assembly, N. j.,
i670-'72. Capt, Monmouth
Troop, 1673. Deputy, R. I,
1689-1701. Speaker, Member
of Governor's Council. Gen
eral Treasurer, 1704.
Ballard, Edw. Lathrop
Hunt, Samuel F.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Holmes, Ens. Joshua, 1678-1729,
Stonington, Conn. Ens., 1729.
Adams, Edw. M.
Meachim, Franklin Adams
Holmes, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1664-
1710, Boston. A. & H. A. Co.,
1693. First Sergt, 1695. Lieut.
Soule, Horace H., Jr.
Holmes, Nathaniel, 1639 - 1713,
Dorchester, Mass. Served un
der Capt. Edward Hutchinson
at Mount Hope, 1675. Repre
sentative to United Colonies,
1689.
Holmes, William B.
Holmes, Obadiah, 1607-1682. Mem
ber Special Governor's Coun
cil, King Philip's War. Rep
resentative, at Newport and
Portsmouth, R. I., 1656.
Allin, George A.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Ballard, Edw. Lathrop
Bicknell, George A.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Burlingame, Edwin A.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chapman, Edwin N.
Denny, Thomas
Ditmas, Charles A.
Gerald, Herbert P.
Hall, David A.
Hall, Nelson R.
Holmes, Samuel Spelman
Houghton, John P.
Hunt, Samuel F.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Morrison, Geo. Austin
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Thomas, Robert McK.
Tilley, R. Hammeth
Wood, Eric F.
Holmes, Samuel, 1726-1786, Dor
chester, Mass. Served under
Capt. Phineas Stevens, 1748.
Under Theophilus Curtis in
Col. Miller's Regt, 1757.
Under Capt. Samuel Billings
in Col. Timothy Ruggles's
Regt, 1758.
Holmes, William B.
Holmes, Samuel, 1733-1803. Sol
dier in French and Indian
War, 1758.
Holmes, Daniel F.
Holt, Capt. Joshua, 1703  ,
Windham, Conn. Lieut, 3d
Co. of Windham, 1749. Capt,
6th Co., 5th Conn. Regt, 175 1.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Holt, Sergt. Nathaniel, 1647-1723,
Sergeant in King Philip's
War; wounded in the shoulder
at the Great Swamp Fight,
1675.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Holt, John Howland
Holt, Capt. Thomas, 1664-1730,
Surry Co., Va. Member of
House of Burgesses, 1699 ;
Justice, Sheriff, and Coroner.
Stovall, Pleasant Alexander

Holton, Joel, 1738-1821, North-
field, Mass. In Capt. John
Buck's Co., Col. Timothy Rug
gles's Regt, i759-'6o.
Ferris, Hiram B.
Holton, Henry D.
Holton, William, 1621 1691,
Northampton, Mass. Deputy,
i664-'67, '69-'7i.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Cox, John L.
Daniels, Richard H.
Dyer, Horace E.
Ferris, Hiram B.
Graves, Carroll S.
Holton, Henry D.
Maclaren, Robert Forrest
Westfall, John H.
Holway, Joseph,  , Sand
wich, Mass. In Lieut. Black-
mer's Co., 1643.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Holyoke, Edward,  1660.
Deputy from Lynn, Mass.,
i639> '43. '47, '49. '5°-
Bissell, William P.
Inches, George B.
Powell, Lyman T.
Stearns, Henry P.
Walbridge, Thomas Chester
Wells, Eben F.
Wolcott, Roger
Holyoke, Capt. Elizur (Eliezer),
1618-1676, Springfield, Mass.
Ens., 1653. Lieut, 1657. Capt,
1663. Deputy, 1656. Second
in command at Springfield and
Hadley, King Philip's War.
Dewey, Charles
Hosmer, Edward S.
Inches, Geo. B.
Treat, Erastus B.
Walbridge, Thomas Chester
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. I.
Wells, Eben F.
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Homes, William, 1716-1785. A. &
H. A. Co., 1747. Lieut, 1761.
Capt, 1765. Representative.
Councillor.
Davies, William G.
Hone, Philip, 1743-1798. In Capt
Tobias Van Zandt's Co., N. Y.,
1759-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Foster, Frederick de P.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Honeywell, Israel, 1687 - 1762.
Soldier in Westchester Co.,
N. Y., Troops, 171 5.
Spies, Francis F.
Suydam, Walter L.
Underhill, Frederic E.
Hooe, Rice, Va., 1599-1655. Mem
ber House of Burgesses, Shir
ley Hundred Island, i632-'33,
and Charles City Co., 1644-
'46.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
MacDonnell, Austin M.
Hoogeboom, Col. Jeremiah, 1712-
1784. Capt, ist Battalion, Al
bany Regt, Col. Wm. Johnson,
French and Indian War, 1748.
Lieut-Col. and Col.
McNamee, Charles
McNamee, Theodore H.
Hoogeboom, Capt. Pieter Meese,
 , 1758. Lieut, in Capt.
Samuel Ten Broeck's Co., Col.
Peter Schuyler, 1717. Cap
tain.
Cochrane, Adam W. S.
Young, Innis
HOOGHTELING, CAPT. PHILIP, l68l
 . Capt of Militia for
Kingston, N. Y. In Indian
Fight at New Village, 1663.
Member of Council of War at
Esopus, 1663. Capt. of Dutch
Militia at Hurley and Marble-
town after Dutch re-occupation
of New York, 1673.
Keator, Fred'k Rose
Hooke, Gov. William,  1654.
Gov. of New Somersetshire,
1639. Deputy, i643-'47. Rep
resentative from Salisbury,
Mass.
Webb, William S.
Hooker, Capt. Joseph, 1705-1764,
Farmington, Conn. Lieut,
1746. Capt, 1750. Deputy,
i748-'49.
Schroeder, Henry
Schroeder, James L.
Hooper, Stephen, 1666  . Rich
mond Co., N. Y. Soldier in
garrison at Fort Albany, 1689.

Sent to Albany, 171 1, on Expe
dition against Canada.
James, Carlton
Hooper, Thomas, 1737-1777- Served
in Capt. Billing's Co., 1758,
in Josiah Dunbar's Co., 1760,
for the reduction of Canada.
In Capt Holmes' Co., i76i-'62,
in Capt. Leonard's 1771.
Phillips, Arthur S.
Hooper, William,  , Marble
head, Mass. Served in Nar
ragansett Wars. In Captain
Henchman's Company, 1675.
In Captain Wadsworth's Com
pany, 1676.
Lord, Calvin
Hoopes, Daniel, 1670  , Ches
ter Co., Pa. Assembly, 1708-
'09.
Gheen, Edward H.
Thorn, William H. D C. W.
Hoopes, Joshua,  1723. Buck's
Co., Pa. Member Assembly,
1686, et seq.
Gheen, Edward H.
Hoopes, Wilford L.
Thorn, William H. De C. W.
Hope, Lieut. Thomas,  1777.
Lieut, in one of the two Asso
ciate Regiments of Chester
County, Pa., i747-'48.
Cunningham, William C.
Hopewell, Capt. Richard, 
1744. Lower House of As
sembly, Md., St Mary's Co.,
i732-'34.
Warner, C. Hopewell
Hopkins, Capt. Consider,  .
Capt, North Co. of Train
Band of New Hartford,
Conn., 1767.
Hopkins, George H.
Hopkins, Giles, 1605-1690. Volun
teer against Pequots, 1637.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Kendall, Henry M.
Kittredge, Abbott Eliot.
Merrick, Fred'k L.
Nickerson, Thos. W., Jr.
Requa, Robert R.
Rich, William T.
Snow, Edgar M.
Hopkins, Lieut. John, 1 665-1732.
Sergt, Conn. Colonial Troops,

248

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1714. Ens., 1715. Lieut,
1716.
Bickford, Robert S.
Hopkins, Archibald.
Hopkins, Forest.
Morris, Seymour.
Morse, Glenn T.
Raymond, Geo. L.
Ver Planck, William G.
Ward, Christopher L.
Hopkins, John, 1735-1823. In
Capt. George Brewerton's Co.,
N. Y, 1758.
Daniell, Griswold B.
Daniell, John F.
Daniell, William S.
Hopkins, Lieut. Mark, 1739-1776.
Ens. and Lieut, under Gov.
Francis Bernard of Mass.
Hopkins, Archibald.
Hopkins, Stephen,  1644. In
the "First Encounter" with the
Indians at Great Meadow
Creek, 1620. Member under
Arms, Capt. Myles Standish,
1 621. Member of Governor's
Council, i633-'36. Council of
War for Plymouth, 1642. Vol
unteer in Pequot War.
Andrus, Edwin P.
Atwood, Edward S.
Bickford, Robert S.
Bryant, Percy
Bryant, W. Sohier
Burke, James S.
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Clark, Alonzo H.
Clark, Fred'k H.
Cole, Amedee B.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Crandon, John H.
Crosby, Wm. C.
Cushing, Luther S.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Doane, William H.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Griffith, William H.
Howard, Wm. C.
Jordan, Scott
Kelly, Edward L.
Kendall, Henry M.
Kittredge, Abbott E.
Ladd, Wm. W.
Lombard, Josiah L.

Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
Merrick, Frederick La Forest
Morse, Glenn T.
Morton, Levi P.
Munro, Wilfred H.
Nickerson, Stephen W.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Paine, Cyrus F.
Parker, Edw. L.
Parker, Frederic W.
Pratt, Ransom
Requa, Robert R.
Rich, William T.
Schauffler, Wm. G.
Seaver, James E.
Shaw, Henry S.
Shepard, Ralph K.
Smith, Dwight
Smith, Thomas H.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Thompson, Norman F.
Vaile, Joel F.
Vaill, Frederick S.
Watrous, Chas. A.
Watrous, Chas. L.
Wolcott, Roger
Hopkins, Gov. Stephen, 1707-1785.
Deputy, R. I., 1732, et seq.
Gov., i755-'57, '6i-'62, '63-'65,
'67-'68.
Ridgely, Franklin L.
Snow, Albert Eugene
Hopkins, Capt. Timothy, 1691-
1748. Capt. of Colonial Troops.
Hopkins, Archibald
Hopkins, William,  1644,
Stratford, Conn. Asst Gov.,
1642.
Atkinson, Charles T.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Booth, Charles E.
Jennings, Walter
Lewis, George W.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Preston, Deming H.
Thomson, Arthur C.
Hopkinson, John, 1647-1704, Row
ley, Mass. King Philip's War,
Capt. Brocklebank's Co.
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Geer, Walter
Spofford, Paul M.
Hopkinson, Thomas, 1709-1751.
Council, Prov. of Penn., 1747.

249

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Baird, Oliver H.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Gilpin, Francis H.
Hopkinson, Edward
Hoppen, Andries,  1658. En
rolled in the Burgher Corps
New Amsterdam, 1653 and
1657.
Cannon, Henry Brevoort
Demarest, Benjamin G.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Hoppin, William,  , Char
lestown, Mass. In Capt. Thom
as Jenner's Co., of Charles
town, 1748.
Winship, William H.
Hopping, Matthias (Hopin), 1675-
1759, Easthampton, L. I. Pri
vate in Capt. Cornelius Conk-
ling's Co. of Foot Soldiers,
1715.
Hopping, Allen Tilton
Hopping, Andrew H.
Horsford, Capt. Daniel, 1723-
1788, So. Canaan, Conn. Lieut.,
Conn. Colonial Forces, 1761,
and Capt, 1768.
Norton, Thomas H.
Horton, Barnabas, 1600-1680.
Member of Train Band of
Southold, under Lieut. Chas.
Glover, i652-'53, in troubles
with the Dutch and Indians.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Horton, Caleb, 1640- 1702. Mem
ber of the Train Band in the
threatened attack upon South-
old by the French ships.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Horton, Corp. John, 1672  .
Served as Corp. under Lieut.
Anthony Brackett, i694-'95,
with Mass. Troops in King
William's War.
Horton, Wm. E.
Horton;, Capt. Jonathan, 1647-
1707. Capt of Foot Co.,
Southold, L. I., 1700.
Akerly, Samuel M.
King, Rufus
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Horton, Lieut. Joseph, 1635  .
Lieut, in the Militia, 1666,
King Philip's War.
Horton, Elias Q.

Hosford, Deacon Amos, 1737-1822,
Conn. In French and Indian
Wars, in campaigns of 1756-
'57"'59- I" companies of Capts.
Hitchcock, Hull, and Joel
Clark.
Dwight, Frederick
Hosford, John,  1698. First
Troop, Conn. Colony, 1658.
Windsor Troop, King Philip's
War.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Gunsaulus, Frank W.
Norton, Edward L.
Norton, Thos. H.
Hoskins, Anthony, 1632-1707,
Windsor, Conn. One of the
Windsor Troopers in King
Philip's War.
White, John B.
Hoskins, William, Taunton, Plym
outh Colony. In King Philip's
War, i675-'76. Wounded at
the Narragansett Swamp Fight.
Brown, Paul
Hosmer, James,  1676. Killed
at the Haines Garrison House,
Sudbury Fight, King Philip's
War, with other Concord vol
unteers.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Enos, Alanson T.
Woodin, William H.
Hosmer, Stephen, 1642-1714, Con
cord, Mass. In Capt. Thomas
Wheeler's Co., King Philip's
War.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Enos, Alanson T.
Hosmer, Jerome C.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Hosmer, Capt. Stephen, 1704-1758.
Capt, Hartford Company,
1755, French and Indian War.
In garrison at Pantusick until
Sept. 8, 1755. Deputy for East
Haddam, 1744. Deputy for
Hartford to Conn. General
Assembly, 1752, '53, '55, '56.
Hosmer, James R.
Winchester, Henry C, Jr.
Hosmer, Thomas, 1604-1687, Hart-

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Index of ancestors

ford, Conn. Representative.
Deputy, i64i-'45, '47-'49.
Booth, Chas. Edwin
Churchill, Herman
Hunt, Arthur K.
Lea, James H.
Westfall, John Henry
Hotchkiss, Capt. Gideon, 1716-
1807. Ensign in Capt. Eldad
Lewis' Co. in Fort William
Henry Alarm, 1757. Lieut, in
Capt Eldad Lewis' Co., 1758.
Capt. of ist Co. in Waterbury,
Conn., 1760. Deputy to the
Gen. Court of Conn., 1756-
'59-
May, Calvin S.
Hotchkiss, Capt. John, 1673-1732.
Capt. of Train Band, Wall
ingford, Conn., 1725. Deputy,
i724-'25. Justice of Peace,
i730-'3i.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
IIouchin, Jeremy,  1670,
Hingham, Mass. Deputy, 1651,
et seq.; for Salisbury, 1663-
'65-*67.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Shaplei*h, Alfred L.
Wilson, J. Appleton
Hough, Atherton,  1650. As
sistant, Mass. Bay Colony,
1635. Deputy, 1637, '38.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Hough, Ens. Daniel, 1719-1768.
Served in French and Indian
Wars, campaign of 1758. Was
Ens., Col. James Wadsworth's
Regt, 1758.
Dyer, Horace E.
Hough, Capt. John, 1655-1715,
New London, Conn. Ens.,
Train Band, 1700. Lieut, 1703.
Capt, 1708. Deputy, 1700, et
seq.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Hough, Richard,  1705. Prov.
Council, Prov. Penn., 1692-
1700.
Hough, Oliver
Hough, Samuel, 1653-1702, Conn.
In King Philip's War.
Farr, Marvin A.
Hough, William, 1619-1683. En

gineer at New London. In
King Philip's War.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Cruishank, Barton
Curtis, Geo. Munson
Douglas, Walter B,
Farr, Marvin A.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.
Houghton, Abraham, 1725-1815,
Bolton. In Capt. Jonathan
Whiting's Co., Col. Samuel
Willard's Regt, 1748.
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, James C.
Houghton, Cyrus,   . In
expedition to Crown Point and
Ticonderoga, 1759.
Houghton, William A.
Houghton, Henry,  . In
garrison commanded by Jo
siah Whitcomb at Lancaster,
Queen Anne's War, 1704. In
command of a garrison at
Lancaster.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Houghton, Ens. Jacob, 1696  ,
Lancaster, Mass. Soldier, Foot
Co., under Thomas Wilder.
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, Henry O., Jr.
Houghton, James C.
Houghton, John, Sr., 1631-1684,
Lancaster, Mass. In garrison
at the time of the second at
tack by the Indians, 1675-
'76.
Fisher, Albert J.
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, James C.
Houghton, John, 1650-1737, Lan
caster, Mass. In garrison of
Lawrence Waters, King Phil
ip's War, and Capt. Thos.
Wilder, 1704. Had a garrison
house, 1711. Representative,
1693-1724.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Houghton, Clement S.
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, James Clay

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society of colonial wars

Houghton, William A.
Leach, J. Granville
Houghton, Joseph, 1657-1737. In
Capt. Wilder's garrison, Lan
caster, Mass., 1704.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Houghton, Ralph, 1 623-1 693, Lan
caster, Mass. Deputy, 1673-
'89.
Burrage, Henry S.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Frost, Walter Clarence
Houghton, Wm. A.
Metcalf, Houghton P.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richardson, Wm. E.
White, John B.
Houghton, Richard,  1682.
Volunteer at Siege of Fort Un
cas, Narragansett War, 1657.
Hoppin, Hamline L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Lathrop, Charles Gardner
Houlton, Joseph, 1621-1705, Salem,
Mass. In Capt. Joseph Gardi
ner's Co., 1675.1
Ballard, Willis D.
Houser (Howser), Christopher,
1726  . In Capt McEver's
Co., N. Y. Troops, 1758.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Houston, Sergt. Joseph, Bedford,
N. H. Capt. John Oilman's
Co., Col. Nathaniel Messer-
vey's Regt, Crown Point Ex
pedition, 1756.
Melville, Henry
Houston, Sir Patrick, 1698-1762.
Lieut, Light Infantry Co. of
Savannah, Ga., 1774. Mem
ber Council of Safety.
Anderson, Clarence G., Jr.
Chisholm, Edward Clifford
Chisholm, John Anderson
Johnston, James Houstoun
Waring, Thomas P.
Hovey, Deacon John, 1738-1826.
Delegate to the Provincial
Congress held at Cambridge,
1775-
Burnham, Edward Payson
Hovey, Lieut. Thomas, 1648-1739,

Hadley, Mass. Lieut, King
Philip's War.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
How, Daniel, 1658-1718, Marlboro,
Mass. In garrison at Marl
borough, King Philip's War.
Thompson, Abijah
How, David, Jr., 1674-1759. In
Capt Samuel Willard's Co.,
French and Indian Wars, 1725.
Cadle, Chas. F.
Cadle, Cornelius
How, David, 1700  , Sudbury,
Mass. Served as Ranger,
French and Indian Wars.
Thompson, Abijah
How, David, 1717-1802. In Capt
josiah Brown's Troop, French
and Indian Wars, 1739.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
How(e), Edward,  1644, Wa
tertown, Mass. Deputy, 1635-
1639.
Bent, Samuel A.
Farwell, John W.
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Hill, John B.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lea, James H.
Mersereau, John D.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Stone, Wm. E.
Storer, John H.
Wheeler, Horace L.
Wilder, Edward B.
How, Ens. Isaac,  . Ens.
of First Train Band, at Stam
ford, Conn., 1722; Ensign in
1732.
Adams, Edward Milton
How(e), John, Sr.,  1687,
Marlborough, Mass. Com
manded a Garrison House at
Marlborough, King Philip's
War.
Adams, Charles E.
Adsit, Elbridge S.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Fisher, Albert J.
Green, Chas. M.
Green, Robert M.
Howe, Chas. Luke
How(e), John, 1640-1686. Marl-

252

INDEX OF ANCES 1 0RS

boro, Mass. In garrison
at Sudbury, King Philip's
War.
Bailey, Everett H.
Barnes, Geo. Edward
Billings, David L.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Green, Charles M.
Hosmer, Jerome C.
MacVeagh, Eames
Wetherbee, Winthrop
Howard, Archelus, 1737  ,
Danvers, Mass. In Capt.
Israel Herrick's Co., 1757; also
in Capt. Andrew Fuller's Co.,
Col. Bagley's Regt, 1758,
French and Indian War.
Putnam, George J.
Howard, Lieut. John, 1625-1700,
Bridgewater, Mass. Ens.,
Bridgewater Military Co.,
1664. Lieut, 1689. Deputy,
i678-'83.
Henry, George F.
Howard, Harry M.
Howard, Harry S.
Howard, Oliver O.
Moran, Charles
Moseley, Frank
Robinson, Roswell R.
Rogers, Allan
Southworth, Constant
Tyler, Edward R.
Howard, Nathaniel, 1642 -1720.
Mount Hope Campaign, under
Capt. Thomas Prentice, King
Philip's War.
Barnes, Frank L.
Barnes, W. Howard
Skinner, William C.
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. I.
Howard, Samuel, 1 646-1 697, Mai
den, Mass. Under Capt. Thom
as Prentice and Lieut. Edward
Oakes, Mount Hope, King
Philip's War.
Adams, Charles E.
Brown, David H.
Howard, Thomas,  1700.
Served in Capt. Convin's Co.,
1675, in the Narragansett
Campaign in King Philip's
War, and in Lieut. Gillam's

Co. under Major Savage in
1676.
Preston, Howard Willis.
Howe, Abraham,  1683, Marl
boro and Sudbury, Mass. In
garrison there, King Philip's
War.
Bailey, Everett H.
Barnes, Geo. Edward
Dana, Chas. L.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Stratton, George G.
Thompson, Abijah
Whitin, Fred'k H.
Wilder, Edw. B.
Howe, Capt. Daniel, 1658-1718,
Marlborough, Mass. In gar
rison at Marlborough, March,
1692. Afterwards called Cap
tain.
Barnes, George E.
Fulton, William E.
Howe, Josiah, Sr.,  1711, Marl
boro, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Howe, Capt. Sampson, 1682-1736.
Capt. of Militia, Killingly,
Conn., 1730. Deputy, Conn.,
1726, et seq.
Howe, Herbert M.
Tyler, Harry B.
Tyler, Sidney F.
Howe, Samuel, 1642-1713, Sudbury,
Mass. In Capt Danforth's Co.,
King Philip's War.
Adams, Chas. E.
Barnes, Geo. Edward
Cadle, Chas. F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Seamans, Frank M.
Howe, Capt. Thomas, 1656-1733.
Commanded Garrison, Marl
borough, Queen Anne's War.
Relief of Lancaster, 1704.
Representative, Mass., 1700.
Davis, Robert Johnson
Gilbert, Benjamin D.
Howe, George R.
Howe, Thomas,  1722. Mem
ber of the House of Burgesses
from Calvert County, 1704-
'08.
Somervell, Wm. Howe
Howell, Capt. Daniel, 1680-1732.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Capt, 1727. Justice of Peace,
Hunterdon Co., N. J., 1725.
Chambers, Thomas S.
Howell, Edward, 1585-1656, Lynn,
Mass., and Southampton, L. I.
Gov.'s Assist, i647-'53, Conn.
Colony.
Atkinson, Charles T.
Auten, Frederick Probasco
Darrach, Bradford
Enos, AJanson T.
Fisk, Harvey E., Jr.
Fisk, Kenneth
Foster, Howell
Howell, Edwin A.
Howell, Gilbert
Howell, William
Ingham, Wm. H.
Jones, Walter R.
Mackenzie, George N.
Prime, Ralph Earl
Rumrill, Frank
Thompson, Geo. H.
Williams, John S.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Howell, Lieut. Hezekiah, 1677-
1744. Military Forces of Conn.,
from Southampton, L. I.
Darrach, Bradford
Foster, Howell
Howell, William
Howell, Isaac,   . Mem
ber, Southold Military Co.,
Suffolk Regt, 1 71 5, Col. Henry
Smith.
Howell, Edwin A.
Howell, Jacob, 1687-1768. Dele
gate, Prov. Assembly Penn.,
1752.
Griswold, Benjamin H.
Howell, Henry W., Jr.
Stewart, Andrew
Howell, Major John, 1625-1695,
Southampton, L. I. Deputy,
i662-*64. Governor's Assist
ant, 1664. Command against
the Dutch, i673-'74. Major of
Troop, 1684.
Atkinson, Charles T.
Cook, Edmund H.
Cook, Ferdinand H.
Cook, Henry F.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Howell, Benjamin F.

Howell, Charles F.
Howell, Gilbert
Jones, Walter R.
Leete, Charles S.
Mackenzie, Geo. N.
Mackenzie, Geo. N., 3d
Prime, Ralph Earl
Rumrill, Frank
Slocum, Joseph J.
Howell, Zebulon, 1694-1761. In
Capt Isaac Halsey's 2d South
ampton Co., 1715.
Williams, John S.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Howes, Jeremiah, 1637-1706, Den
nis, Mass. Councillor of War,
1676.
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Howes, Frederick R.
Howes, Thomas,  1665, Yar
mouth, Mass. Deputy from
Yarmouth to Plymouth Gen.
Court, 1652, '53, '58, '59, '60,
'61, '62.
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Rowland, Isaac, 1649-1724. In
King Philip's War. Deputy.
Burt, Charles W.
Talbot, Archie L.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Howland, Lieut. Jabez, 1628  .
Lieut, Capt. Benjamin Church,
in King Philip's War.
Bryant, Percy
Coghill, Howard
Howland, Carver
Shaw, Nathan H.
Howland, John, 1 592-1673. First
Encounter, Great Meadow
Creek, 1620. Governor's Asst,
i633-'35. In command of Ken
nebec Trading Post, 1634. Dep
uty, 1641, et seq.
Adams, Edward M.
Adams, Herbert M.
Allen, Fred'k P.
Ames, Louis A.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Bassett, Austin B.
Bement, Robt. B. C.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Briggs, Wm. C.
Brown, John B.
Bryant, Percy

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Burke, James S.
Burt, Charles W.
Cadle, Cornelius
Cannon, William W. H.
Champlin, John D., Jr.
Chase, Clement
Clark, A. Howard
Clark, Eliot A.
Coghill, Howard
Coit, James M.
Coleman, Leighton P.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Crandon, John H.
Crocker, David
Denny, Thomas
Dorr, Joseph
Doten, Elmer A.
Dwight, Frederick
Dykman, Jackson A.
Eldridge, Edric
Fairbanks, Henry N.
Farnam, Chas. H.
Fletcher, Paris
Foote, John C.
Fuller, Henry C.
Gardiner, Curtiss C.
Gardner, Cecil J.
Gorham, Austin G.
Grain, Arthur Howland
Green, Samuel S.
Greene, Howard
Guild, Frederick T.
Haskins, Charles W.
Haven, Wm.
Hawes, Emory
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Howland, Shepard
Hull, James W.
Jones, Walter Rysam
Kellogg, Frederic R.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Locke, Charles A.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Lovell, Frank H.
Lovell, Frank H., Jr.
Lovell, Leander N.
Meacham, Franklin A.
Morgan, James L.
Morrell, George C.
Norton, Edward L.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Peet, Emerson W.
Pfoutz, Gilbert B.

Pike, Charles E.
Pike, Francis W.
Reed, Latham G.
Richardson, Geo. E.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Sargent, John S.
Shaw, Nathan H.
Smith, Frank B.
Sprague, Frank Wm.
Spicer, George T.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Stevens, William 5. B.
Strong, Richard P.
Swain, William C.
Talbot, Archie L.
Taintor, Starr
Thurber, Fred'k Butler
Thurber, Wm. Herbert
Tiffany, Ebenezer
Tiffany, George
Tucker, Wm. R.
Usher, Ellis B.
Van Dyke, Harry W.
Wakeman, Robt. P.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Wood, Ben.
Wood, Fernando
Woodruff, Edward L.
Howland, Lieut. John, 1627-1703,
Barnstable, Mass. Ensign in
the Military Co. at Barnstable,
King Philip's War, 1675.
Lieut, 1683.
Crocker, David
Dykman, Jackson A.
Foote, John Crocker
Smith, Frank B.
Sprague, Frank W.
Howland, Lieut. Joseph,  1704,
Plymouth. Lieut., Plymouth
Co., 1679.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Crandon, John H.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Leonard, George H.
Howland, Zoeth, 1632-1676. Killed
in King Philip's War, at
Pocasset, R. I.
Cox, George H.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Lee, Ralph Wm.
Pell, Howland
Howlett, Sergt. Thomas, 1*99-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1678, Ipswich, Mass. Deputy,
1635. Ens. of Ipswich Co.,
under Capt. Daniel Dennison,
3d Regt, Col. John Endicott,
1636.
Brown, Charles A.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Dixon, Willis M.
Holbrook, Harry Sherman
Moseley, John G.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Hoyt, Sergt. Israel, 1678-1713,
Newington, N. H. Under Capt.
Brackett, at Wells, King Wil
liam's War. Sergt. in Capt.
James Davis' Expedition,
1712.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Hoyt, Sergt. John, 1610-1687, Sal
isbury, Mass. Sergt., Salis
bury Co., 1658.
Collins, Loren W.
Daggett, George H.
Eberlein, Charles W.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Hoyt, John, Jr., 1638-1696, Ames
bury, Mass. Member Ames
bury Co., 1680. Killed by In
dians at Andover, 1696.
Eberlein, Charles W.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Hoyt, John, 1716-1790. Carried
"necessaries" from Stamford
to Colonial Troops at Lake
George in expedition to Can
ada, 1758.
Dwight, Frederick
Hoyt, Moses, 1716-1764, Newbury,
Mass. Louisburg Expedition,
'745-
Eberlein, Charles W.
Hoyt, Nathan, 1718-1799. In Capt.
Fitch's Co., 1757, French and
Indian War.
Dwight, Frederick
Hoyt, Joshua, 1641-1690, Stamford,
Conn. Deputy, i68i-'86.
Coffin, William K.
Hoyt, Sergt. Samuel, 1647-1720.
In the Indian troubles about
Stamford, i675-'76.
Hoyt, Edward C.
Hoyt, Samuel R. J.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Hubbard, Walter C.

Hoyt, Capt. Samuel, 1679-1760,
Stamford, Conn Capt, 2d
Co., 1721. Deputy, 1727-
'35-
Hoyt, Samuel R. J.
Hoyt, Sergt. Walter, 1618-1698,
Norwalk, Conn. Sergt, Train
Band, 1659. Deputy, 1667.
Jewett, Stephen
Raymond, Thomas L.
Hoyt, William, i 660-1728. A
member of the Train Band,
1680.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Hubbard, Benjamin, 1712-1784.
Member of Committee of Safe
ty, i774-'75, and Burgess from
Carolina Co., Va.
Trabue, Edmund F.
Hubbard, Caleb, 1630-1711, Brain
tree, Mass. Deputy, 1694.
Hubbard, Adolphus S.
Hubbard, Edmund, 1570-1646,
Hingham, Mass. Deputy, 1639-
'42.
Hubbard, Adolphus S.
Hubbard, George,  1683. Dep
uty, Conn, and Mass., 1637, et
seq.
Adams, John Q.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Clapp, Chas. Edwin
Hays, James A.
Homer, Wm. B.
Howe, Edward W.
Hubbard, John E.
Hubbard, Phineas
Monnette, Orra E.
Parker, Geo. T.
Richardson, Wm. E.
White, Wm. C.
Hubbard, Israel,  . Pro
vincial Congress of Mass., at
Salem, 1774.
Stockbridge, Henry
Stockbridge, Henry, Jr.
Hubbard, James, 1631-1693, Cam
bridge. In King Philip's War.
Private in Capt Nathaniel
Davenport's Co.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Hubbard, John,  . Served
in Capt Henchman's Co. in the
Mount Hope Campaign, 1675.

256

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

In Capt Johnson's Co., Great
Swamp Fight.
Downs, Edgar Rollin
Hubbard, Lieut. John, 1669-1724.
Ens. of Kingston, N. H., Train
Band in Queen Anne's Wars.
Lieut, in Dummer's War.
Libby, Chas. T.
Hubbard, Col. John, 1691-1775.
2d Conn. Militia, Crown Point
Expedition, 1755. Major, 1752.
Major and Comm., 1755.
Lieut.-Col., i757-'7i.
Downs, Edgar R.
Ward, B. Robertson
Ward, Chas. S.
Hubbard, Maj. Jonathan, 1683-
1761. Adj.-Col. Willard's 4th
Mass. Regt., Louisburg Expe
dition, 1745. Succeeded Maj.
Seth Pomeroy.
Heaton, John E.
Wolcott, Roger
Hubbard, Jonathan, 1718-1759.
Served under Col. Joseph
Blanchard, New Hampshire
Troops, I754"'55- Adjt, 1755.
Hubbard, Robert M.
Hubbard, Capt. Joseph, 1688-1768,
Concord, Mass. Capt, 1746.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Hubbard, Col. Leverett, M. D.,
1728-1794. Surgeon's mate,
Louisburg Expedition, 1745.
Surgeon, Crown Point Expe
dition, 1755. Lieut.-Col., 2d
Conn. Militia, i77i-'73. Col.,
i773-'75.
Lewis, George W.
Ward, B. Robertson
Ward, Chas. S.
Hubbard, Sergt. Nathaniel, 1680-
1725, Windham, Conn. Sergt
in 1712. A soldier in the ex
pedition against Canada.
Paul, Edward J.
Hubbard, Peter, Sr., 1709-1756,
Braintree, Mass. Under Capt.
Nathaniel Blake, French and
Indian War.
Hubbard, Adolphus S.
Hubbard, Richard,  1719, Sal
isbury, Mass. Cornet,  .
Representative, i704-'o6.

Libby, Chas. T.
Perkins, William H.
Rollins, Philip A.
Hubbard, William, 1 594-1670, Ips
wich, Mass. Deputy, 1638, et
seq.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Hart, Samuel
Hubbard, Paul M.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lewis, George W.
Ward, Charles S.
Hubbell, Capt. Eleazur, 1700-
1770. Of Conn. Troop.
Hopkins, Archibald
Hubbell, Lieut. Eleazur, 1739-
1810. Of the Conn. Troops.
Hopkins, Archibald
Hubbell, Lieut. John, 1652-1690,
Stratford, Conn. Lieut, 1690.
Birdseye, Isaac W.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Hubbell, Frederick C.
Hubbell, Frederick M.
Moseley, John G.
Hubbell, Lieut. John, 1734-1810.
Lieut, in the 2d Troop, 4th
Conn. Regt., i769-'75-
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Darneal, Harvey
Hubbell, Henry W.
Hubbell, Sergt. Richard, 1627-
1699. Sergt. of Militia, Fair
field, Conn., i677-'99. Deputy,
1678.
Birdseye, Isaac W.
Darneal, Harvey
Foote, John C.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Jacobs, Elmer R.
Moseley, John G.
Newton, Charles H.
Parker, Fred'k S.
Peck, Warren
Hubbell, Capt. Richard, 1684-
1758, Fairfield, Conn. Ens.,
Fairfield Militia, 1709. Lieut,
1714; later Captain. Deputy,
I7i3-'i7
Darneal, Harvey
Hubbell, Henry Wilson
Jacobs, Elmer R.
Moseley, John G.
Huckins, Comm.-Gen. Thomas,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1617-1679, Barnstable, Mass.
Member of A. & H. A. Co.
Ens., 1639. Comm.-Gen. on
Gov. Bradford's Staff, King
Philip's War, 1675.
Bement, Robert B. C.
Burke, James S.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Leonard, George H.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Miller, Charles B.
Miller, Edward C.
Pierce, George W.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Snow, Albert E.
Hudson, Daniel,  1697, Lan
caster, Mass. In Capt. Joseph
Sill's Co., King Philip's War.
In garrison, i69i-'92. Killed
with wife and children, Sept.
n, 1697.
Jordan, Scott
Merritt, Alan D.
Stone, Jacob
Hudson, William, 1661-1746.
Member of Assembly in Pa.
Lewis, Wm. Fisher
Hugg, John,  1730. Gover
nor's Council, N. J., 1718-
'28.
Kennard, Joseph S., Jr.
Hughes, Lieut. James,  1766,
Augusta Co., Va. Lieut, in
Militia, i756-'6o.
Owen, Robert L.
Owen, William O.
Hughes, Capt. John, 1711-1772. In
Associated Regt. of Foot,
Philadelphia, 1747. Commis
sioner to treat with the In
dians, 1758. Member of As
sembly, i755-'63-'65.
Potts, Wm. J.
Huitt, Lieut. Thomas. Lieut, and
member of the Military Com
mission for Shrewsbury, 1681.
Hance, Wm. W.
Hulbert, Lieut. Thomas, 1610-
1675. Clerk of Train Band,
1640. Served in Pequot War.
Lieut, at Saybrook Fort
Akerly, Samuel M.
Bell, Jared W.
Gamble, Joseph
Greene, Richard H.

Hulbert, Edmund D.
Hulbert, Henry C.
Hurlbutt, John H.
Plumb, Henry B.
Robbins, Rowland A.
Hulet, Capt. John, 1715-1760. 3d
Co., of Scituate, R. I., Militia.
Lieut, 1747. Capt, i748-'5i.
Dyer, Horace E.
Hulett, Lieut. Mason, 1739-1803.
Military Co. of Scituate, R. I.
Commissioned as Lieut, 1762.
Dyer, Horace E.
Hull, Benjamin, 1639-1703. Pri
vate in Capt. Robert Mason's
Troop of Horse, 1679.
Monnette, Orra E.
Richards, Geo. Herbert
Hull, Ens. Benjamin, 1680-1732.
Ensign of Militia, Piscataway,
N. J., 1713.
Motnette, Orra E.
Hull, Lieut. Cornelius, 1626-
1695, Fairfield, Conn. Lieut,
King Philip's War. Messen
ger of the Council of War,
1675. Lieut, Major Treat's
Life Guard, 1675. Deputy,
1676.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Benton, Arthur B.
Blagden, Thomas
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Enos, Alanson T.
Jennings, Walter
Lane, Ebenezer
Lee, Ralph William
Milbank, Isaac
Milbank, Nichols
Osborn, Henry A.
Rowland, Henry L.
Wakeman, Jesup
Hull, George, 1590-1659. Assist
ant, 1654. Deputy previous
to 1654. Member, General
Court of Conn., 1637.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Benton, Arthur B.
Blagden, Thomas
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Day, Robert W.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Enders, John O.
Jennings, Walter
Lane, Ebenezer
Lee, Ralph W.
Milbank, Isaac
Milbank, Nichols
Hull, Sergt. Hopewell, 1685-1760,
N. J. Sergt. in Col. Tho.
Farmar's Militia Regt, 171 5.
Sillcocks, Henry
Hull, Lieut. Jedediah, 1732-1796.
Appointed Lieut, of the 9th
Co., 4th Regt, at Lake George,
1756, and Lieut, of the 7th Co.,
2d Conn. Regt, 175.8.
Lee, Ralph William
Hull, John, 1624-1695. Master
of the Mint Treas., Colony
of Mass. Bay, 1676, and As
sistant, 1683.
Chauncey, Elihu
Davies, Julien T.
Davies, William G.
Denny, Thomas
Forbes, Charles S.
Woolsey, Theodore S.
Hull, Dr. John, 1640-1711. Sur
geon in King Philip's War.
Aldridge, Fred'k T.
Fleming, Robert H.
Hawkins, William Elton
Hull, George H.
Perry, Alexander
Washburn, Wm. I.
Hull, John, 1654-1733, James
town, R. I. Deputy, 1703, '06-
'07, '09.
Almy, William E.
Hull, Lieut. John, 1732-1791,
Fairfield, Conn. Ens., 1770.
Lieut, 1771.
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Wakeman, Jesup
Hull, Rev. Joseph, i 594-1 665,
Barnstable, Plymouth Colony.
Deputy, Mass., from Hing
ham, 1638; to Plymouth Col.,
1639.
Almy, William E.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Hull, James W.
Hull, John C. F.
Kirkley, Richard Williams
Libby, Charles T.
Monnette, Orra E.

Parker, Joseph B. B.
Richards, Geo. Herbert
Sillcocks, Henry
White, Hunter C.
Hull, Josiah,  1675. Deputy
from Windsor, Conn., i659-'62.
Deputy from Killingworth,
Conn., 1667-74.
Enders, John O.
Hull, Richard,  1662, New
Haven. Master of the Watch,
1649.
Hawkins, William Elton
Hull, Capt. Theophilus, 
1 7 10. Ens, 1705. Lieut, 1709.
Capt, 1709, of the West Mili
tary Co., Fairfield, Conn.
Member Committee of War,
1709.
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Enos, Alanson T.
Jennings, Walter
Lane, Ebenezer ]
Milbank, Isaac
Milbank, Nichols
Osborn, Henry A.
Wakeman, Jesup
Hume, Francis,  1813. Served
in the French and Indian War
under Capt. John Field of the
Culpeper County Militia.
Hume, Edgar E., Jr.
Hume, George, 1679-1760. Served
in the Colonial Troops of
Spottsylvania County.
Hume, Edgar E., Jr.
Humphrey, Charles, Conn. Mem
ber of scouting party under
Capt. Richard Case, 1724.
Case, John E.
Humphrey, Lieut. Hezekiah, 1718-
1781, Simsbury, Conn. ist
Lieut, 3d Co., ist Regt. Dep
uty to Gen. Assembly, i76i-'65,
i767-'68, i77i-'72-'73.
Weld, George F.
Humphrey (Humphreys), Hope-
still, 1649-173 1, Dorchester,
Mass. Under Capt. Isaac
Johnson, King Philip's War.
In Great Swamp Fight, 1675.
Brown, Charles Augustus
Capen, Walter N.
Daly, Martin O.
Douglas, Walter B.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Humphrey, Maj.-Gen. John, 1595-
1661, Lynn, Mass. Dep.-Gov.,
1630. A. & H. A. Co., 1641.
First Maj.-Gen. of the Colony.
Metcalf, William P.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Humphrey, Sergt. John, 1650-
1697, Simsbury, Conn. Sergt,
Train Band, 1693.
Adams, Edw. M.
Case, John E.
Parker, Geo. T.
Pettibone, Asa G.
Preston, Deming H.
Humphrey, Michael,  1695.
In Windsor Dragoons, 1667.
Deputy from Simsbury, Conn.,
1670. In service at Windsor,
i675-'76.
Adams, Edward M.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Case, John E.
Humphrey, Charles F.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Parker, Geo. T.
Smith, William D. G.
Weld, George F.
Humphrey, Samuel, 1710-1753. Of
Simsbury. Lieut, in Colonial
Forces of Conn.
Norton, Thos. H.
Humphrey, Ens. Samuel, 1738-
1829. Ensign in Colonial
Forces.
Norton, Thos. H.
Humphreys, James, 1731-1825.
Served in the Independent Co.
of Foot, Philadelphia, 1756.
La Bree, Benjamin
Humphreys, Lieut. Samuel, 1656-
1736, Simsbury, Conn. Deputy,
i702-'25. Lieut, 1710, in com
mand of a company sent to
fight the Indians in Hampshire
Co., Mass.
Adams, Edw. M.
Case, John E.
Cooke, Humphreys K.
Goddard, Lester O.
Humphreys, Frank L.
Humphreys, Frederick H.
Norton, Thomas H.
Pettibone, Asa G.

Weld, George F.
HUNGERFORD, DAVID, 1709-1758. In
Capt Eldad Lewis' Co., 2d
Conn. Regt, i755-'s8, French
and Indian Wars.
Hungerford, Charles S.
Hungerford, Victor W.
HUNGERFORD, CAPT. JOHN, 1718-
1787. Capt under Maj.-Gen.
Phineas Lyman, ist Conn.
Regt, Crown Point Expedi
tion, 1759.
Smith, George W.
Hungerford, William, Charles
County, Md. Soldier in Md.
Militia, i747-'48.
Gregg, Maurice
Hunking, Col. Mark, i 670-1729,
Portsmouth, N. H. Delegate,
1693-1710. Councillor, 1710-
'29. Col., 1716.
Scales, John
Hunnewell, Lieut. Richard, 
1703, Scarborough, Me. Lieut,
under Capt. Joshua Scottow,
Black Point Garrison, King
Philip's War.
Bodge, George M.
McGrath, John
Pearson, Arthur E.
Hunnewell, Zerubbabel, 1716-
1803, Scarborough, Me. Under
Capt. George Berry, 1747, and
Daniel Hills, i748-'49, French
and Indian War.
Bodge, George M.
Hunnewell, Wm. Bowne
Hunt, Edward, 1645-1727, Ames
bury. In Train Band, 1680.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Hunt, Capt. Ephraim, 2d, 1650-
1713. Phip's Expedition, 1690;
Groton's Expedition, 1706. As
sistant, i703-'i3.
Flower, James M.
Hunt, Nathaniel Francis
Lee, Edward C.
Stetson, Caleb Rockford
Stetson, George R.
Woodruff, Edward L.
Hunt, Ens. John, 1690-1748. Ens.,
1722. Lieut, Hunterdon Co.,
N. J.
Blackwell, Jonathan H, '
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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Hunt, Jonathan, 1637-1691, North
ampton, Mass. Representative
to Genl. Court 1690.
Hunt, Arthur K
Westfall, John H.
Hunt, Josiah, Sr.,  1746. In
Westchester Co. Militia Co.,
1715.
Ryer, George S.
Ryer, James B.
Underhill, Frederic E.
Hunt, Josiah, Jr. Soldier in
Westchester Co., N. Y. Militia
Co., 1732.
Underhill, Frederic E.
Hunt, Nathaniel, 1738-1783. With
Capt. Gideon Woodwell at
Fort Wm. Henry and at Crown
Point.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Hunt, Captain Peter, 1610-1692,
Rehoboth, Mass. A first set
tler of Rehoboth. Lieutenant
of Rehoboth Train Band, 1654-
'82. Captain, i682-'92. Mem
ber of Council of War, 1658,
1685. Deputy to Plymouth
General Court for fifteen years.
As Commander of Rehoboth
Train Band, he assisted Cap
tain Henchman in the pursuit
and defeat of King Philip
upon the latter's fight from
Mt. Hope. Defended town of
Rehoboth when same was at
tacked and burned, March 28,
1676.
Baker, Frederic W.
Cutler, Edward H.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Hunt, Lieut. Ralph, 1640-
1677. Lieut, of L. I. Militia,
1665.
Hunt, Samuel F.
Landreth, Burnet, Jr.
Hunt, Capt. Ralph, 1655-1732,
Maidenhead, N. j. Commis
sioned Capt. of Militia in Bur
lington, N. J., 1703. Justice,
1703.
Burroughs, Chas. Frederick
Hunt, Ens. Samuel, Sr., 1633-
 , Ipswich, Mass. In the
Falls Fight. In Capt. William
Turner's Co., King Philip's

War; also under Major Sam
uel Appleton, at Great Swamp
Fight.
Dennis, Rodney S.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Reade, Philip
Hunt, Ens. Samuel, Jr., 1657-1742,
Tewksbury, Mass. In Capt.
John Lane's Co. of Militia,
Major Jonathan Tyng's Regt,
1702, relief of Lancaster, Mass.
His house at Wameset, Lowell,
Mass., was used as a garrison,
King Philip's War, i689-'97,
and Queen Anne's War, 1700-
'I2._
Dennis, Rodney S.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Parker, John N.
Reade, Philip
Hunt, Capt. Samuel, 1703-1770,
Northfield, Mass. Lieut, 1743-
'48. Capt, i748-'56. French
and Indian War.
Allen Frederick H.
Hunt, Thomas,  1693. Volun
teer Expedition to Albany,
1690, Capt. Jacob Milbornes'
Co.
Pell, Howland
Ryer, James B.
Ryer, George S.
Underhill, Frederic E.
Hunt, Capt. Thomas, 1665-1739.
In Capt Thompson's Co.,
Westchester Co., N. Y., 1690.
Hopping, Andrew H.
Hunter, Capt. Adam,  1781,
Topsham and Brunswick, Me.
Capt, 1754.
Hunter, Edward
Hunter, Capt. David. Commanded
Co. in Forbes' Expedition, 1758,
French and Indian War.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Hunter, Isaac, 1740-1816. With
Capt. Eleazar Warner's Co.,
of New Braintree, Mass., un
der Gen. Webb, 1757, and with
Capt. Andrew Dalrymple's
Co., under Col. Jedidiah Pre
ble, 1758, French and Indian
Wars.
Barnes, George E.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Huntington, Christopher, 1660-
1735, Conn. Rep., 1710.
Wolcott, Roger
Huntington, Col. Hezekiah, 1696-
1773, Norwich, Conn. Ens., ist
Co., 1728. Lieut, 1738. Lieut.-
Col., 3d Regt, 1739. Col., 1745.
Deputy, i734-'42. Member of
the Council, i740-'43, '48-'73.
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Huntington, Col. Jabez, 1691-
1752. Deputy, i726-'36. Lieut,
Windham Troop, 1728. Col.,
Conn. Militia, 1752.
Duane, William N.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Wells, Eben F.
Huntington, Capt. Jabez, 1719-
1786. Deputy for Norwich,
I75°-'53- Lieut, ist Co., 1745.
Capt. of Troop, 3d Regt, 1754.
Speaker, 1760.
Haughton, John P.
Huntington, Charles R.
Huntington, Frederick J.
Inches, Geo. B.
Wells, Eben F.
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Huntington, Col. Jedediah, 1745-
1818. Ens., ist Norwich Co.,
1769. Lieut, 1771. Capt, 1774.
Col., 20th Conn. Regt, 1774.
Haughton, Richard
Huntington, Frederick J.
Huntington, John, 1642  ,
Amesbury, Mass. Snowshoe
man, 1708.
Atwood, Luther
Huntington, Ens. John, 1706-1777.
Ens., 1745, in Conn. Regt.,
Col. Wm. Burr, Louisburg Ex
pedition. Soldier in the French
and Indian Wars, campaign of
1759-
Huntington, Henry E.
Huntington, Capt. Joshua, 1698-
1745, Norwich, Conn. Ens.,
1738. Lieut, 1740. Capt, 1745.
Deputy, 1739-44.
Inches, Geo. B.
Wells, Eben F.
W°'cott, Roger

Huntington, Lieut. Samuel, 1665-
1717. Lieut, ist Co., Lebanon
Militia, i709-'i7, Queen Anne's
War. Expedition to Canada.
Deputy, 1708.
Eager, Joseph P.
Fisher, Francis P.
Huntington, Henry E.
Partridge, Edward L.
Starkweather, Ralph E.
Huntington, Capt. Samuel, 1691-
1785, Norwich and Lebanon,
Conn. Lieut, of the Train
Band of Lebanon, 1730. Capt,
1747.
Fisher, Francis P.
Huntington, Deacon Simon, 1629-
1706. Deputy to the General
Assembly of Conn, from Nor
wich, 1674,' '77, '85.
Inches, George B.
Huntington, Henry E.
Ridgely, Charles
Wolcott, Roger
Huntington, Simon, 1659-1736.
House used as Arsenal, Nor
wich. Indian Wars.
Inches, Geo. B.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Partridge, Edward L.
Wolcott, Roger
Huntington, Thomas, 1664-1732.
Deputy from Windham, 1700-
'04; from Marshfield, I7i4-'i6.
Councillor, i724-'25.
Jewett, William K.
Monnette, Orra E.
Huntress, Christopher, 1728  .
Volunteer from New Hamp
shire. Expedition against Louis
burg, 1745.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Hurd, Amos, 1726-1759. Soldier,
French and Indian War, 1759.
Eaton, Alfred B.
Eaton, Daniel C.
Eaton, George F.
Hurd, John, 1613-1681, Windsor,
Conn. Deputy, i657-'s8.
Hurd, Ethan O.
Hurd, Rukard
Hurd, Capt. Nathan, Sr., 1694-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1779, Stamford, Conn. In
Capt Ebenezer Downs' Co.,
Woodbury, relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757.
Crawford, Charles Ellison
Hurd, Ethan O.
Hurd, Ruckard
Hurd, Capt. Nathan, Jr., 1727-
 . Q. M. of Troop, 13 th
Conn. Regt, 1766. Cornet,
1768. Lieut, 1769. Capt,
1771.
Hurd, Ethan O.
Hurd, Rukard
Hurlburt, Sergt. John, 1642-1690.
Wethersfield Militia, Indian
Wars.
Bell, Jared
Hurlbut, Sergt. Daniel, Sr.,
1710  , Woodbury, Conn.
Corporal in Capt. Bellows' Co.,
Conn. Militia, 1755 ; in Col.
Hinman's Co., 1758. Sergt. in
Capt Stoddard's Co., 1769.
Beers, Louis Gilbert
Hurlbut, Lieut. Thomas, 
1671, Wethersfield, Conn. Un
der Lion Gardiner in the Pe
quot War. Clerk of Train
Band, 1640. Deputy, 1644.
Lieut, at the Saybrook Fort
Andrews, James M.
Bancroft, Levi H.
Bell, Jared Weed
Gamble, Joseph
Hulbert, Edmund Daniel
Hurlbutt, John Henry
Lane, Francis T. L.
Parker, George T.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Robbins, Rowland A.
Robbins, Russell II.
Hurlbut, Sergt. Tho3., 1642-
1690. Sergt. of Militia, Weth
ersfield, Conn.
Parker, George T.
Hussey, Christopher, 1595-1686.
A Member of Council, New
Hamp., 1680. Representative,
Mass., i658-'6o.
Brown, Wm. McFarland
Cadle, Henry
Hubbard, Phineas
Lovell, Frank H.
Mahin, Frank C.

Matthews, Albert
Moulton, John H.
Parker, Henry R.
Parsons, William D.
Robie, Guy S.
Robie, William J.
Rollins, Philip A.
Wainwright, Clement R.
Wainwright, Francis K.
Woodruff, Edward L.
Hussey, John, 1634-1708. Member
of Gen. Assembly from Hamp
ton, 1692. Served as Foot Sol
dier, i689-'90. Member of
Gen. Assembly of Lower
Counties of Pa, 1696.
Wainwright, Clement R.
Wainwright, Francis K.
Hutchins, Francis,   .
Member, Md. House of As
sembly, 1694.
Boogher, Frank
Boogher, Howard M.
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Browne, Bennet B.
Carleton, Murray
Fleet, Alexander F.
Fleet, Henry W.
Fleet, John S.
Mackenzie, George N.
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, Wm. F.
Sharp, Geo. M.
Smith, Thomas Marsh
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Hutchins, Gordon, 1733-1815, Ex
eter, N. H. At Louisburg,
1745-
Hutchins, Chas. L.
Hutchins, Capt. Hezekiah, 1727-
1796. In Capt Thomas Che
ney's Co., 8th Mass. Regt,
Louisburg, 1745. Lieut., Major
Stephen Miller's Co., Col. Jon
athan Bayley's Mass. Regt.,
Fort William Henry. Capt,
Engineer at Fort Freder
ick.
Gilfillan, William W.
Powell, Thomas R.
Silvester, Learoyd
Silvester, Wm. W.
Spalding, George B.
Spalding, George B., Jr.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hutchins, John, 1604-1685, New
bury and Haverhill, Mass. In
King Philip's War in 1675.
Bailey, Edward P.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Thompson, Frank C.
Tucker, William R.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Hutchins, Nicholas,  1693. In
Capt. Joseph Gardner's Co.,
from Lynn. In Swamp
Fight.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Cutler, Edward H.
Hutchins, Ens. Phineas, 1740-
1785. He served as Ensign in
2d organized Co. of Lunen
burg, 1774. Lieut, and Capt.
in War of the Revolution.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Hutchinson, Capt. Edward, 1613-
1675, Mass. Capt, A. & H. A.
Co., 1657. Deputy, 1658. Capt.
of "Three County Troupe,"
i659-'74. Capt of Expedition
against Nipmuck Indians, and
died from wounds received in
fight, Aug. 2, 1675.
Dyer, Horace E.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Nichols, Willard A.
White, John B.
Hutchinson, Col. Israel, 1727-
181 1. Lieut, in Capt Fuller's
Co., 1758, with Gen. Wolfe,
Plains of Abraham.
Brown, Harry W.
Brown, John B.
Hutchinson, Gov. William, 1586-
1642. Representative to Gen
eral Court of Mass., i635-'38.
Gov. of Portsmouth, R. I.,
i639-'4o.
Buffum, Wm. Potter
Champlin, John D., Jr.
Denny, Thomas
Dyer, Horace E.
Eldridge, Wm. H.
Fox, Noel B.
Libby, Charles T.
Nichols, Willard A.
Noyes, Charles P.
Peet, Emerson W.

Hutton, Richard, 1662-1747, Es
sex Co., Mass. Under Capt
Gardiner, 1675.
Goldsmith, Oliver
Huxley, Jared, 1679-1754, Suffield,
Conn. A member of Capt. Jo
seph Harmon's Co. in Spring
field, 1708.
Burt, Charles W.
Huxley, Sergt. Thomas,  1721.
Sergt. of the Suffield, Conn.,
Military Co.
Burt, Charles W.
Homer, Wm. B.
Hyatt, Thomas, 1641-1695. Served
in King Philip's War.
Hyatt, Frank S.
Hyde, Capt. Daniel, 1694-1770,
Conn. Capt, 3d Norwich Co.
Militia, 1746, et seq. In French
War, 1748.
Lathrop, Charles G.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Hyde, Jonathan, 1626-1711. In
Capt Thomas Wheeler's Co.,
scouting near Sudbury and
Marlborough, King Philip's
War.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Barnes, Frank L.
Barnes, W. Howard
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Ferris, Hiram B.
Hyde, James C.
Hyde, Raymond N.
Parker, Geo. T.
Potts, Charles E.
Stowell, Wm. Henry H.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Hyde, Capt. William, 1702-1738.
Capt of the Train Band at
Norwich, Conn., 1727.
Page, Carroll S.
Hynson, Charles, 1662-1711. Mem
ber Md. Assembly from Kent
Co., 1700.
Hill, Malcolm W.
Hill, Norman A.
Hynson, Col. John,  1705.
Member of the General As
sembly of Md., 1694, '95, '97.
Vickers, Wm. Handy Collins
Hynson, Thomas, 1621-1699. Com-

264

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

missioner for Kent Island, Md.,
1654. General Assembly, 1654.
Burgess from Kent Co., 1659.
Carson, John A. G.

Carson, John A. G, Jr.
Hill, Malcolm W.
Hill, Norman A.
Vickers, Wm. Handy Collins

I

Ide, Nicholas, 1 620-1 690. In King
Philip's War, under Major
William Bradford.
Brown, John B.
Ide, Robert L.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Ide, Nicholas, 1654-1723, Attle-
boro, Mass. Representative,
1714.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Ilsley, Isaac, 1652-1702, Newbury,
Mass. In King Philip's War,
in Major Appleton's Co.
Corey, Eben
Corey, Edward W.
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Noyes, Edward D.
Ilsley, Capt. Isaac, 1698-1781,
Newbury, Mass., and Fal
mouth, Me. Capt. in the In
dian wars. An officer, Louis
burg Expedition.
Corey, Eben
Corey, Edward W.
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Noyes, Edward D.
Ingalls, Capt. Henry, 1719-1803.
Capt, i755-'56, Crown Point
Expedition.
Frye, Jed.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Incalls, Lieut. Samuel,  1714,
Ipswich, Mass. Under Majors
Willard and Appleton, King
Philip's War. Lieut in Capt.
Thomas Wade's Troop, Mass.
Forces, 1691. Representative,
1690.
Foster, Joseph
Rollins, Philip A.
Ingersoll, Lieut. George, 1618-

1694, Salem, Mass., and of
Casco, Me. Lieut, and Mili
tary Officer of Falmouth, 1668.
Lieut., York Regt., King Phil
ip's War, i675-'76. Represent
ative, Prov. of Me., i683-'85.
Foster, Joseph
Hunt, Arthur K.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Rowe, Arthur E.
Talbot, Archie Lee
Ingersoll, Rev. Jonathan, 1713-
1778. Chaplain in Seven Years'
war, Campaign of 1758.
Gilbert, Arthur E.
Gilbert, Frederick L.
Ingersoll, Colin M., Jr.
Olmsted, Edward
Ingersoll, Samuel, 1651-1734, Cas
co and Gloucester. In King
Philip's War, i675-'76.
Foster, Joseph
Hunt, Arthur K.
Ingersoll, Samuel,  , Sa
lem, Mass. In King Philip's
War. A Narragansett grantee.
Rowe, Arthur E.
Ingram, John, 1661  , Hadley
and Amherst, Mass. In the
Falls Fight.
Hawks, Fred'k E.
Ingham, Jonathan, 1710-1799.
Prov. Assembly, Penn., 1753.
Ingham, Wm. H.
Ingoldesby, Col. Richard, 
1719. Major and Commander-
in-Chief of the Forces, N. Y.,
1691. Lieut.-Gov., 1709. Col.,
British Army, 171 1.
Clark, Henry S.
Harriman, Francis C.
Harriman, William E.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Woodruff, Charles H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.

265

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Inman, Edward,  1706. Dep
uty, R. I., i666-'67-'68-'72-'74-
'76-'78.
Cadle, Cornelius
Phillips, Henry Byron
White, Hunter C.
Inman, Capt. Isaiah,  1755-
Ens., Gloucester Militia, 1736.
Lieut, 1737. Capt, i742-'54.
Cadle, Cornelius
Inman, John, 1648-1712. Deputy,
R. I., 1676.
Cadle, Cornelius
White, Hunter C.
Inman, Capt. John, 1684-1741,
Providence and Gloucester,
R. I. Lieut, of Militia, 1730.
Capt, 1731.
Cadle, Cornelius
Irish, John, ist,  1677. Under
Lieut. William Holmes in Pe
quot and Pequin Wars, 1637.
Irish, Edward S.
Irwin, Ens. Archibald,  1799-
Ens., 1756, Capt. Rev. John
Steel's Co., 2d Battalion of
Penn. Troops, commanded by
Lieut-Col. John Armstrong
during French and Indian
War.
Booth, Charles Maclay
Isham, Capt. Henry, 1 628-1 676.
Capt of Militia, Henrico Co.,
Va. High Sheriff, i669-'70.
Appleby, George F.
Cary, Wilson M.
Thorn, Wm. H. deC. H.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Thomas, John L.

Isham, Capt. John, 1721-1802.
Capt in French and Indian
War.
Isham, Norman M.
Isham, Capt. John, 1742-1828. In
Capt. Edward Barnard's Co.,
Conn. Troops, French War,
1755. Sergt., i758-'62, in "The
Havana Expedition" ; subse
quently Capt.
Isham, Charles
Ives, Ens. Gideon, 1680-1767, Wal
lingford, Conn. Ens., East
Train Co. Deputy, 1720, et
seq.
Ives, Marvin A.
Ives, Capt. Joseph, 1673-1751.
Capt, Conn. Militia, 1718.
Washburn, Wm. I.
Ives, William, 1607-1648. Soldier
at New Haven, Indian Alarms
of 1642 and 1646.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Ivory, William,  1653, Lynn.
Colonial military service to
Eastward previous to 1645. In
service, 1646.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Izard, Hon. Ralph, of S. C, 
1710. Council of Carolina,
1700.
Middleton, John I.
Williams, Allen Izard
Izard, Walter, Sr.,  1752.
S. C. Assembly, 17  .
Middleton, John I.
Izard, Walter, Jr., 1713-1752.
Assembly of S. C.
Middleton, John I.

Jackson, Edward, 1602-1681,
uty from Cambridge,
1647, et seq.
Burnham, Albert W.
Chase, William L.
Derby, William M., Jr.
Hall, Clayton C.
Jackson, Arthur E.
Jackson, Edward F.

Dep- Jackson, George E.
Mass., Jackson, Geo. Murdock
Jackson, Hubert King
Jackson, Pearsall B.
Jackson, William
Koop, Eugene
Palmer, Charles D.
Reed, John L.
Richards, Charles S.
266

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Richards, Jeremiah
Robinson, Roswell R.
Rollins, Philip A.
Schroeder, Henry
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Jackson, Edward, 1672-1748.
Served as sentinel, May 2-
July 24, 1722, in Capt. Joseph
Heath's Mass. Co., engaged in
garrison duty.
Rollins, Philip A.
Jackson, Capt. Ephraim, 1729-
1777, Newton, Mass. Lieut,
French and Indian War, 1755-
'56. Capt in expedition \to
Canada, 1760. Capt. at Ticon
deroga, 1760.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Palmer, Chas. D.
Jackson, John, i6o2-i674-'75.
Served under Capt. Sam.
Brocklebank, 1675, Maj. Ap
pleton's Co., at Fort Narra
gansett.
Cowee, James C.
Jackson, John, 1635-1722, Ports
mouth, N. H. In King Wil
liam's War, 1696. In Garri
son at Oyster River, N. H.,
1696.
Foster, Joseph
Jackson, Col. John,  1735.
Long Island Militia. Member
of Assembly.
Ahles, Robert Lawrence
Bowman, Oliver O., 2d
Brokaw, George T.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Hall, Warren V.
Jones, Walter R
Keator, Frederic Rose
Mott, Jordan Lawrence
Skillin, Augustus H.
Smith, Wm. Sidney
Tiffany, George
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Jackson, Lieut. John, 1 645-1709,
Cambridge, Mass. Under Ap
pleton, King Philip's War.
Jackson, Jas. H.
Jackson, Sergt. John, Jr., 1682-

1743. Sergt. in Capt. Farmer's
Regt, 1715.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Jackson, Adjt. Michael, 170S-
1789. French and Indian Wars.
Adjt. in Col. Vincent Mat
thew's Regt. of Foot Militia,
1738. Cornet in Troop of
Horse. Deputy, 1775, '76, '77.
Judge of Court of Common
Pleas, 1762, '72, '74.
Ashbury, Howard Elmer
Bogert, Theodore P.
Jackson, Gen. Michael, 1734-180..
Lieut at Ticonderoga and
Fort Edward under Gen. Am
herst. Also at Cape Breton
and Louisburg.
Bogert, William B.
Granger, John Albert
Ives, Ralph O.
Jackson, Pearsall B.
Koop, Eugene
Koop, Godfrey P.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Jackson, Sebas, 1642-1690, New
ton, Mass. In Capt. Poole's
Co., King Philip's War.
Coleman, Leighton P.
Cowee, James C.
Jackson, Daniel D.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Jackson, Pearsall B.
Koop, Eugene
Palmer, Charles D.
Rollins, Philip A.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Jackson, Lieut. Timothy, 1726-
1774, Newton, Mass. Lieut-
Colonial Forces, French and
Indian War.
Coleman, Leighton P.
Jackson, Henry Stedman
Jacob, Capt. John, 1630-1693,
Hingham, Mass. In Capt Ho-
bart's Co., 1675. In Capt.
Johnson's Co., defence of
Medfield, 1676.
Andrew, Henry H.
Cushing, Luther S.
Howard, Wm. C.
Jacobs, Henry B.
Morse, Fred'k W.

267

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Olmstead, William Adams
Rice, L. Frederick
Swan, Robert T.
Young, Edw. B.
Young, George B.
Jacob, Nicholas,  1657, Hing
ham, Mass. Deputy, 1648-
'49:
Cushing, Luther S.
Dyer, Isaac Watson
Green, Robert M.
Jaynes, Freemont N.
Monette, Orre E.
Nickerson, Thos. W., Jr.
Otis, Harrison Gray
Parker, Frederick W.
Rogers, Allan
Soule, Horace H., Jr.
Weld, George F.
Jacob, Ens. Thomas,  1706-77.
Ens., 2d Foot Co., i682-'83,
Ipswich.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Jacobs, Sergt. Richard,  1672,
Ipswich. Had the title of
Sergt. in Train Band.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Jacob (s), Ens. Thomas,  .
Ipswich. Had the title of En
sign in Train Band.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Jacquelin, Edward, 1668-1739.
Member House of Burgesses,
1714.
Henry, John Porter
Jacquett, Gov. Jean Paul, 1600-
1685. Gov. at New Amstel
on the South River under
Stuyvesant, i655-'57. Justice,
i676-'78.
Beatty, Franklin T.
Clark, Augustus T.
Elliott, Geo. Armstrong
Sellers, Edwin Jaquet
Taylor, Bankson
Jaffrey, Hon. George, 1637-1707.
Rep. for Portsmouth in N. H.
Assembly, 1694, '95, '96. Speak
er, 1694, '95, '96. Councillor,
i702-'o3-'o4-'o5-'o6, till death.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Jaffrey, George, 1682-1749. Rep.
for Portsmouth in N. H., 1710-
'16. Councillor, i7i6-'49. jus
tice of Superior Court, I7i6-'i7.

Chief Justice, i726-'32, 1742-
'49. Com. to Mass. on bound
ary line, 173 1. Treas. and Re
ceiver General of Canada Ex
pedition, 1749.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Jagger, Jeremiah,  1658, Stam
ford, Conn. In Pequot War,
1637.
Comstock, George
Haines, John Peter
Hoyt, Samuel R. J.
James, Abel, 1726-1790. Member
of Assembly, Prov. of Penn.,
i77o-'72.
Lewis, Wm. Fisher
James, Joseph, 1709  . Mem
ber of Assembly, Province of
Penn., Chester Co., 1753.
Gheen, Edward H.
James, Sergt. Thomas. Member of
Capt. Mosely's Co. at Mount
Hope, 1675.
Baker, Alfred L.
James, William, 1624-1706. Dep
uty Governor of New Haven
Colony.
Kissam, Henry S.
Jameson, Lieut.-Col. David, 1715-
1800. Capt, Col. James Burd's
Augusta Regt, 1757. Capt, 2d
Regt, Penn. Foot, 1757. Major,
1759. Brigade Major and
Lieut.-Col., 1760. Served at
Forts Littleton, Halifax, Au
gusta, Aughwick, and at Bat
tle of Loyal Hanna, i756-'59.
Fisher, Robert S. J.
Jameson, Edwin C.
Jameson, Martin, 1705-1760. In
Capt. John Gray's Co., of Fal
mouth, Me., 1725.
Jameson, Winfield S.
Janes, Abel, 1644-1718, Lebanon,
Conn. In Capt. William Tur
ner's Co., Fall's Fight.
Douglas, Walter B.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Janes, Jonathan, 1696-1776. In
Capt. Joseph Kellogg's Co.,
i723-'24, Father Rasle's War.
In Capt. Timothy Dwight's
Co., at Northfield Block
House, 1724, and at Fort Dum
mer, 1725.

268

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Janes, Jonathan, 1726-1825. In
Expedition to Louisburg at its
capture.
King, Samuel B.
Janes (Jeanes), William, 1610-
1690, New Haven, Conn., and
Northampton, Mass. Member
General Court, New Haven,
1648. Deputy, Northampton,
1657.
Douglas, Walter B.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Janney, Abel, 1671  . Member
Pa. Assembly, i70o-'2i.
. Tyson, Malcolm V.
Janney, Thomas, 1634-1696. Mem
ber of the Council of Penn.,
i683-'86.
Hough, Oliver
Jay, Cassius Milton
Smith, Thomas M.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
White, Fletcher
Jarboe, Lieut.-Col. John, 1619-
1674. Member of the Lower
House of Assembly of Mary
land, St. Mary's Co., i67i-'74.
Lieut, 1658. Lieut.-Col., 1660.
Key, Edward
McHenry, Howard
Mudd, Seeley W.
Jefferson, Hon. John,  -.
Member of the Council, Sir
George Yeardly, Gov. Domin
ion of Va.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Deen, William M.
Jefferson, Col. Peter, 1708-1757,
Goochland and Albermarle
Co., Va. High Sheriff, 1737-
'39. Lieut.-Col., 1745. Col.
and County Lieut, 1754. Bur
gess, i754-'55. etc
Cary, Wilson M.
Jefferson, Capt. Thomas, Va.
Capt, Henrico Co., 1706. High
Sheriff, I7i8-'i9. Member
House of Burgesses.
Cary, Wilson M.
Deen, William M.
Jefferson, Thomas, 1748-1782.
Member House of Burgesses,
1769.

Anderson, J. Randolph
Cary, Wilson M.
Jenckes, Joseph, 2d, 1632-1717.
Governor's Assistant of R. I.,
1650, et seq.
Beede, Herbert G.
Bicknell, George A.
Hutton, William H. H.
Jenks, Albert Alvin
Jenks, Edward W.
Jenks, Robert Rice
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Savidge, George P.
Savidge, William
Woodward, William
Jenckes, Gov. Joseph, 1650-1740.
Dep.-Gov. of R. I., i7i5-'27.
Governor, i727-'32. Major of
the Main, 1707-'!!.
Bicknell, George A.
Jenks, Chancellor Livingston
Jenks, Hiram C.
Jenks, Nathan
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Savidge, Geo. Patten
Savidge, William
Waterman, Lucius
Jenings, Gov. Samuel,  1708,
Burlington, N. J. Dep.-Gov.
of West Jersey, i68o-'82. Gov.,
i683-'84. Assembly, 1685.
Member of Council of Pro
prietors, 1687. Receiver-Gen.
of Pa., 1690. Member Gov.'s
Council, West Jersey, 1702.
Speaker, N. J. Assembly,
1707.
Deats, Hiram Edmund
Mitchell, Edward C.
Jenkins, John, 1628  . In the
Narragansett Campaign, 1645.
Sears, Clinton B.
Jenkins, William, 1648-1712.
Member of Assembly, 1690-
'95. Member of Council, Prov.
of Penn., i69i-'92.
Campbell, Benj. H.
Coates, Edward H.
Lea, James H.
Lea, Preston
Lea, William
Lloyd, Howard W.
Mullikin, Howard

269

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Stewart, Andrew
Troth, William P., Jr.
Jenks, Capt. Samuel, 1732-1801,
Lynn. Capt, Col. Saltonstall's
Regt, Gen. Ruggles' Brigade,
i758-'6o.
Jenks, Almet F.
jenks, Henry F.
Jenner, Thomas, 1630-1686, Char
lestown, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1673.
Appleton, Nathan
Jenness, Francis, 1634-1716. In
King Philip's War, i<>75-'76.
Parsons, William D.
Jenney, John,  1644, Plym
outh, Mass. Gov.'s Asst,
i637-'38, '40. Deputy to Gen
eral Court, 1641, '43.
Bennett, Robert R.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Cushing, Luther S.
Fuller, Linus E.
Jenney, Bernard
Jenney, Bernard, Jr.
jenney, Herbert
Murdoch, Carlisle
Pope, Henry Durfee
Parker, Edward L.
Rogers, Allan
Snow, Albert Eugene
Wilson, Charles H.
Woodruff, Edward L.
Jennincs, Edmund, 1659-1727. Att-
Gen., Dominion of Va., 1684.
Member House of Burgesses,
1692. Member King's Coun
cil, i684-'99. Secretary of the
Dominion and Pres. of the
Council; Acting Gov., 1706-
'10.
Deen, Wm. M.
Lee, Edmund J.
Jennings, Jonathan,  . In
King Philip's War.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Murdock, Joseph B.
Jennison, Capt. Israel, i7i2-'i3-
1782. Capt. in Worcester,
'755-
Fulton, Wm. Edwards
Jennison, Ens. Samuel, 1645-1700,
Watertown, Mass. Ens. in
Militia.

Fulton, William E.
Jones, Charles L.
Maxwell, Robert A.
Jessup, Edward,  1667. Mes
senger to New England Com
missioners, 1653. Defense New
Amsterdam, 1655.
Ryer, George S.
Ryer, James B.
Underhill, Fred'k E.
Jewell, Henry Lancaster, 1732-
1762. In Capt. Trueworthy
Ladd's Co., Col. Meserve's
N. H. Regt, 1758, French and
Indian Wars.
Hastings, Hugh
Jewett, Rev. Davis, 1714-1783.
Chaplain in the army, 1756,
in the French War, and in the
Revolution.
Jewett, Richard D.
Jewett, Jeremiah, 1637-1714, Ips
wich, Mass. Soldier in King
Philip's War.
Saxe, Edward P.
Stearns, Melvin Hall
Jewett, Joseph, 1609 - 1660 - '61,
Rowley, Mass. Deputy to
the General Court, 1 651 -'54,
1660.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Saxe, Edward P.
Jewett, Joseph, Jr., 1656-1710,
Rowley, Mass. Served with
Major Appleton in the Narra
gansett Campaign, 1675. Also
under Captain Joseph Gardi
ner.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Smith, Walter Calef
Jewett, Capt. Joseph, 1656-1694.
In King Philip's War under
Capt. Samuel Brocklebank.
Cutler, Edward H.
Gage, Herbert E.
Gerry, Allston
Waite, Horace F.
Jewett, Maximilian,  1684,
Rowley. Deputy, i64i-'57.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Jewett, Capt. Nathan,  1763,

270

Index of ancestors

Rowley, Mass., Lyme, Conn.
Ens. of 3d Co., Train Band,
1740. Capt., 1757. Deputy.
Waite, Horace F.
Jocelyn, Capt. Peter, 1665-1759,
Lancaster, Mass. French and
Indian War.
Jocelyn, Stephen Perry
Rutter, Albert Wm.
Johnson, Capt. Abner, 1702-1751,
Wallingford Militia, 1749.
Hall, Henry O.
Johnson, Joseph H.
Johnson, S. Albert
Johnson, William S.
Johnson, Capt. Ebenezer, 
 , Stratford, Conn. Com
manded sixty English and
forty Indians, defence of Al
bany, 1690.
Short, William
Johnson, Lieut.-Col. Ebenezer,
1645-1726, Derby, Conn. Capt,
French and English War.
Commissioner, i69o-'98. Com
missioner over Paugasuck In
dians, 1703. Sergt - Major,
Militia, Conn., i704-'o9. Lieut.-
Col., Conn. Forces against Port
Royal, 1710. Deputy, 1685, et
seq.
Johnson, Frederick Curtis
Jones, Wylie B.
Johnson, Captain Edward, Sr.,
1599-1672, Woburn, Mass. One
of the founders of A. & H. A.
Co., 1637. Ens. in Capt. George
Cooke's Co., 1638. Lieut, of
Middlesex Co. Troop, 1643;
Capt, 1644. Surveyor-General
of the Military Stores of the
Colony, 1659. Deputy, 1643-
'47, '49-'70. Speaker, 1655.
Adams, Edward Milton
Adams, John Q.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Cutler, Elbridge G.
Daly, M. Ordway
Downs, Edgar R.
Fox, Noel B.
Gordon, Edwin Averill
Heald, Clarence Edw.
Hopkins, Alfred F.
Hopkins, Neville M.

Johnson, John F.
Kimball, Clarence H.
Kimball, Wm. Otis
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Metcalf, William P.
Rose, Frederick P.
Schroeder, Henry
Stearns, Albert H.
Swan, Reuben S.
Thompson, Abijah
Washburn, Wm. Johnson
Wells, Wellington
Wilson, Chas. H.
Wood, Alva S.
Woodworth, Newell B.
Johnson, Capt. Edward, Jr., 1650-
1725, Woburn, Mass. Ens. of
the Military Co., 1693-1695.
Lieut, i696-'99. Capt, 1700-
'24.
Daly, M. Ordway
Wells, Wellington
Wilson, Chas. H.
Johnson, Sergt. Humphrey, 1603-
1676, Hingham, Mass. Sergt.
in King Philip's War, 1675.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Johnson, Capt. Isaac, 1615-1675.
Capt, A. & H. A. Co., 1667,
and of the Roxbury Militia,
1653. Killed in Narragansett
Fort Fight
Bell, Charles U.
Binney, Charles C.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Clapp, Chas. Edwin
Clark, Eliot A.
Ducharme, Chas. A.
Ducharme, Geo. Alfred
Durand, Harvey
Hathaway, Forrest H.
Heaton, John E.
Ingraham, William S.
Johnson, Emery W.
Johnson, James B.
Lawrie, Andrew W.
Lung, George A.
Morris, Seymour
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Schroeder, Henry
Seaverns, Francis
Stimson, Daniel M.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Strong, Frederick S.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Strong, Richard P.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Johnson, Isaac, 1649-1711, Char
lestown, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War in 1676.
Daly, Martin O.
Wyman, Walter C.
Johnson, Capt. Isaac, 1672-1750,
New Haven, Conn. Capt. of
the North West Co. in New
Haven, 1724. Deputy to Gen
eral Court, 1733.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Johnson, Jacob, 1674-1749, Wall
ingford, Conn. Deputy, 1736.
Hall, Henry O.
Johnson, Capt. James,  .
A. & H. A. Co., 1638. Lieut,
1658. Capt. of Militia, 1656.
Johnson, Charles A.
Johnson, Ens. James, 1677-1752.
Ens. of N. H. Troops in Queen
Anne's War, 1705.
Cadle, Henry
Mahin, Frank C.
Johnson, Capt. James, 1677-1758.
In Capt. Stevens' Co., 1737.
Lieut, 1748. Capt, 1758.
Killed at Ticonderoga.
Billings, David L.
Johnson, James B.
Johnson, John, 1600-1659, Rox
bury, Mass. Was "Surveyor
of ail ye Armyes." Deputy to
the General Court, 1634, et
seq.
Bartholomew, Jas. H. S.
Bell, Charles U.
Binney, Charles C.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Clark, Eliot A.
Cox, John L.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Ducharme, Chas. A.
Ducharme, Geo. A.
Farr, Marvin A.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Hathaway, Forrest H.
Heaton, John Edw.
Hull, James W.
Johnson, Emery W.
Johnson, Francis J.
Johnson, James B.
Lawrie, Andrew W.
Morris, Seymour

Morrison, Charles K.
Morrison, George A.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Norris, Henry McC.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Schroeder, Henry
Shead, Edward W.
Stafford, Wm. F.
Stimson, Daniel McM.
Stowell, Wm. Henry H.
Strong, Richard P.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Johnson, Capt. John, 1630-1685.
Ensign in King Philip's War,
1675.
Johnson, Francis Jewett
Johnson, Lieut. John, Sr. 
1708, Haverhill, Mass. Killed
by the Indians in the massa
cre, 1708.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Johnson, John, M. D., 1661-1732.
Member of King's Council for
Prov. of N. J., i686-'90. Mem
ber of King's Council, Prov.
of N. Y., i7i6-'23. Rep. from
Middlesex Co., 13 years, in
Gen. Assembly, and 10 years
the Speaker.
Johnstone, Francis Upton
Johnson, John, 1694-1750. In
Capt. Weeks' Co., Queen
Anne's War, 1712. In Capt.
John Goffe's Co., N. H. troops
in King George's War, 1746.
Cadle, Henry
Mahin, Frank C.
Johnson, Lieut. Jonathan, 1736-
1815. In the French and In
dian Wars, i758-'6i.
Bingham, Theodore A.
Johnson, Sergt. Joseph,  ,
New Haven. Sergt. in 2d Co.,
2d Regt, Campaign of 1758.
Johnson, Milbank.
Johnson, Sergt. Matthew, 1633-
1696, Woburn, Mass. Sergt,
1663. Deputy, i689-'92.
Swan, Reuben S.
Johnson, Gov. Nathaniel, 
1712. Gov. of Carolina, 1703.
Member of Council of Caro
lina, 1705.
Middleton, John I.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Johnson, Richard, 1649-1719. Mem
ber General Assembly, N. J.,
1685.
Allen, Yorke.
Ingham, Wm. H.
Johnson, Gov. Robert, 1682-1735.
Gov. of So. Carolina under
the Lords Proprietor, 1717-
'19; appointed Royal Gov. of
So. Carolina, i73i-'35.
Deas, Harry B.
Johnson, Capt. Samuel, 1640-1723,
Lynn, Mass. In King Philip's
War, Capt. Daniel Hench
man's Co. Cornet, 1692. Capt,
1695. Representative, i703-'o8.
Johnson, Enoch S.
Johnson, Otis S.
Johnson, Samuel, 1 678-1744, Kit
tery, Me. Soldier at Oyster
River Garrison, i694-*96.
Libby, Charles T.
Johnson, Solomon,  . In
King Philip's War at Fram
ingham.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Johnson, Lieut. Thomas, 1631-
1719, Andover, Mass. Lieut.
of Andover Co., 1697.
Moore, Frank R.
Johnson, Capt. Thomas, 1689-1761.
Capt. of the North Co. of Mid
dletown, Conn., 1738. Deputy,
1739, and 1744. Justice for
Hartford County, i744-'5o.
Wickwire, Arthur Maniey
Johnson, Capt. Timothy,* 1679-
1771. 7th Co., Col. James
Stevens's 4th Mass. Regt, Ex
pedition against Louisburg,
1745. Representative, 1737-
'45. Capt. in French and In
dian War.
Allen, Charles E.
Allen, John J.
Allen, Marion S.
Johnson, Alba B.
Pierce, George Williams
Johnson, Wingle (Wm.), — 1716,
New Haven. Sergeant in New
Haven, 1665; member of
Train Band, 1665; Deputy.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Johnson, William, 1606 -1677,
Charlestown, Mass. Under
Capt Nathaniel Davenport,
King Philip's War, 1675.

Wills, Henry LeB.
Wyman, Walter C.
Johnson, Maj. William, 1629-1704,
Woburn, Mass. Assistant,
Mass. Bay Colony, i684-'86,
'89-'9i. Member Council of
Safety, Andros troubles, 1689.
Deputy to the General Court,
1674, '76-'83. Maj. of Militia
under Lieut-Col. Joseph Lynde,
King William's War.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Downs, Edgar R.
Fox, Noel B.
Ludington, Elliot K.
Ludington, Francis H.
Schroeder, Henry
Thompson, Abijah
Washburn, Wm. Johnson
Wells, Wellington
Wilson, Chas. Hiram
Wood, Alva S.
Johnson, Lieut. William Samuel,
1727-1819, Stratford, Conn.
Lieut, 1757; afterward Capt.
Member Gen. Assembly, 1761,
'65, '72. In Colonial Con
gress, N. Y., Oct., 1765. Agent
for Conn., in Mohegan cause
before Lords in Council, Lon
don, i767-'7i. Judge of Supe
rior Court, Conn., 1762.
Johnson, Charles W. L.
Johnson, Zechariah, 1645-1727,
Charlestown and Boston.
Served in Capt. John Cutler's
Co. in war against Indians,
1676, and later in 1686 and
1689 engaged in the Indian
Wars.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Johnstone, Andrew, 1694-1762,
Perth Amboy, N. J. Speaker
of Provincial Assembly. Mem
ber Governor's Council.
Tucker, William Ruggles
Johnstone, Dr. John, 1661-1733.
Member of King's Council for
Prov. of N. J., 1686-1690; for
N. Y., 1716-1723. Represented
Middlesex Co. in the General
Assembly. Speaker.
Bradish, George J.
Johnstone, Francis U.
Johnstone, John
Parker, Charles W.

273

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Jones, Col. Calwalader,  .
Lieut.-Col. in Va. Militia, 1680.
Smith, Rogers M.
Jones, Capt. Ebenezer, 1699-1758,
Woburn, Mass. Capt, Com
pany of Foot, French and In
dian War. Killed at Fort
William Henry, 1758.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Putnam, George J.
Jones, Edward, M. D., 1645-1737.
Member Penn. Provincial As
sembly, 1710.
Wister, Rodman
Jones, Col. Elisha, 1710-1775,
Weston, Mass. Magistrate.
Col. of Regt. of Militia,  .
Representative from Weston,
1754, et seq.
Deshon, George D.
Deshon, Percy
Jones, Alfred G.
Jones, Capt. Gabriel, 1724-1806.
Member of House of Bur
gesses, i757-'77- King's Prose
cuting Attorney, i746-'76. Cap
tain of Minute Men, 1776.
Buckner, James Francis
Jones, Ensign Isaac, 1702-1759.
Ensign in Col. Elisha Wil
liam's Regt, Conn. Foot, 1747-
'48.
Hill, Edwin A.
Jones, Lieut.-Col. John, 1721-1797.
Maj., 3d Middlesex Regt, 1762.
Lieut.-Col., 1771.
Churchill, Gardner A.
Stimson, Frederic J.
Jones, Lieut. John, 1739-1817. Old
French War. Col. Wooster's
Regt., i758-'6i. Col. Nathan
Whiting's Regt, 1761. After
wards Lieut.
Fitch, Edward S.
Jones, Sergt. Jonas, 1736-1817.
Sergt. at Crown Point in Capt.
Jas. Reed's Co.
Salinas, Anthony Joseph
Salinas, Anthony Joseph, Jr.
Salinas, Christopher Edw.
Jones, Capt. Josiah,  1684.
Captain. One of the original
members and first Deacon of
Weston Church.
Bond, Walter H.

Jones, Capt. Josiah, 1640-1714,
Watertown, Mass. As Lieut.
of Militia, commanded one of
the 3 Military Precincts of
Watertown, viz., Weston.
Capt, 
Baldwin, Townsend B.
Day, Robert W.
Jones, Charles A.
Jones, Charles L.
Maxwell, Robert A.
Noyes, Edward D.
Parker, Moses Greeley
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Jones, Nathaniel, 1674 - 1745,
Watertown and Worcester,
Mass. Deputy, 1727.
Sargent, John S.
Jones, Col. Noble, 1 702-1 775.
Commander-in-chief of His
Majesty's Forces in Georgia ;
Member of the Royal Council,
1754. Justice of the Gen.
Court, 1755. King's Treasurer.
Associate Justice.
Jones, George Noble.
Jones, Parker, 1734  . Private
in relief of Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Hill, Edwin A.
Jones, Robert, 1633 1710, Ames
bury, Mass. Under Capt. Tur
ner in Falls Fight, King Phil
ip's War.
Bailey, Edward P.
Barnes, Geo. Edw.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Jones, Robert, 1665-1746. Member
of Pa. Assembly, 1706, '07,
I7ii-'i5, i7i7-'22.
Moses, Walter
Thompson, Henry B.
Jones, Capt. Samuel, 1696-1769.
Woburn, Mass. Captain in
a Marlboro Military Co.,
1769.
Wells, Wellington
Jones, Maj. Thomas, 1665-1713,
Oyster Bay, L. I. Capt.
Queen's Co., N. Y., 1702. Ma
jor, 1707.
Bartlett, Joseph Gardner
Bucklin, Harry Masters
Jones, Charles H.

274

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Jones, Walter R.
Smith, Wm. Sidney
Stratton, Ephalet Piatt
Jones, Thomas, 1679-1723, Hing
ham, Mass. Soldier at Louis
burg, and in Crown Point
Campaign.
James, Howard K.
Jones, Thomas, 1 729-1 802, Med
way, Mass. In the Expedi
tion to Crown Point, 1755;
also in 1756, French and In
dian War.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Stone, William Eben
Jones, Lieut. Tignal,  1790.
Lieut, of the 5th Co., Wake
County, N. C, Militia, 1772-
'73. Member of the N. C. As
sembly and Provincial Con
gress, i773-'78.
Gilchrist, Malcolm McG.
Jones, Dep.-Gov. William, 1624-
1706. Assistant, i662-'64. Dep.-
Gov., i664-'65, New Haven
Colony. Assistant, i665-'9i.
Dep.-Gov., i69i-'98, Colony of
Conn.
Benedict, Walter St. J.
De Forest, Louis Effingham
Fitch, Edward S.
Hill, Edwin A.
Macfarlane, Geo. S.
Metcalf, James B.
Norton, John Grant
Pond, Charles Hobby
Pond, Winthrop
Sherman, Roger
Wilcox, Reynold W.
Jones, Lieut. William, 1723-1759.
Master's Mate on Privateer
King George of Newport, R. I.,
1744. Second Lieut, 1747.
Quartermaster, 1747. Master
on Privateer Ranger of New
port, R. I., Oct., 1744. First
Lieut, on Privateer Duke of
Marlborough, 1759.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Jordan, Dominicus,  1703,
Spurwick (Falmouth), Maine.
Killed by Indians at his home
in Spurwick, and wife and six
children taken captives at out
break of "3d Indian War."

Kept Garrison House at Spur
wick.
Favor, Otis S.
Libby, Chas. T.
Jordan, Capt. Bominicus, 1683-
1749. Capt. of the Colonial
Forces, 1744; commanded a
Snowshoe Co. in active service
against hostile Indians. Capt.
General and Gov. -in-Chief in
and over Provinces of Mass.
Bay, 1758.
Jordan, Franklin
Jordan, Horace Malcolm Seale
Jordan, Corp. Edmund, 1711-1756,
Hardwick, Mass. In Capt.
Eleazer Melven's Co., 1748.
In Capt. Buckminster's Co. at
Fort Dummer, 1749. Corp. in
Capt. Samuel Robinson's Co.,
Col. Ruggles's Regt, i755-'s6.
Died in service.
Dutcher, Frank J.
Jordan, Miles,  1663, Taunton,
Mass. In Taunton Military
Co., 1692.
Dutcher, Frank J.
Jordan, Lt.-Col. Nathaniel, 1718
 . Officer of York and
Cumberland Co. Regt. of Mili
tia, French and Indian Wars.
Jordan, Horace Malcolm Seale
Jordan, Rev. Robert, 1612-1679,
Falmouth, Me. Member of the
Council of George Cleves,
Deputy Pres. Prov. of Lygonia,
1648. Appointed by the Com
missioners of Charles II. as
one of the four to govern the
Prov. of Me., 1665. Had one
of the garrisons at Spurwick
(Falmouth). His House de
stroyed by Indians, 1675. Chap
lain of the garrisons at Spur
wick and Scarborough.
Favor, Otis S.
Glidden, John M.
Glidden, J. Murray
Glidden, Joseph W.
Hale, Josiah L.
Jordan, Fritz H.
Jordan, Wm. M.
Libby, Chas. T.
Morrill, Samuel
Smith, Thos. K.
Swain, Julius &

275

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Jordan, Capt. Samuel, 1684-1732,
Saco, Me. Capt. of the Saco
Co., French and Indian
Wars.
Hale, Josiah L.
Libby, Charles F.
Littlefield, George E.
Jordan, Capt. Samuel,  .
Of "Seven Islands," Bucking
ham Co., Va. Capt, 1753.
Presiding Justice and County
Lieut, 1761. One of the Com
missioners to examine the Mil
itia accounts, 1758.
Blair, Andrew B.
Garland, Hugh A.
Rose, Hiram H.
Rose, Langdon C.
Jordan, Capt. Tristram, 1731-1821,
Saco, Me. Capt of the First
Co., First Regt. of York Co.
Militia, Sir William Pepper-
rell, Col., 1755.
Hale, Josiah L.
Joslin, Capt. Peter, 1666-1759.
Ens. and Commander of Gar
rison at Lancaster. Capt. of
Lancaster Co.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Jowles, Col. Henry,   .
Member of the Assemblies,
1688, and of the Governor's
Council, 1692. One of the
leaders of the Revolution,
1689.
Ramsay, Henry A.
Joy, David, 1724-1809. In French
and Indian War.
Paul, Edward J.
Joy, Jacob. Soldier In Narragan
sett War.
Brown, Paul
Joy, Nathaniel, 1734-1763. Served
in Capt. Edward Ward's Co.,
Col. Joseph William's Regt,
1758 ; and in Col. Thomas'
Regt, 1760, both for the reduc
tion of Canada, Old French
War. Died in service.
Dix, William F.
Joy, Russell T.
Joy, Samuel, 1639-1671, Boston,
Mass. Member A. & H. A.
Co., 1665.
Smith, William D. G.

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Joy, Thomas, 1611-1678, Hingham,
Mass. Member A. & H. A.
Co., 1658.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Dix, William F.
Smith, William D. G.
Judd, Sergt. Benjamin, 1671-1764,
Conn. French and Indian
War, 1756.
Booth, Charles E.
Judd, Lieut. John,  . Ens.
and Lieut, Farmington, Conn.
Deputy.
Atkinson, Charles T.
Farr, Marvin A.
Francisco, Israel H.
Judd, Orin R.
Judd, Capt. Samuel, 1734-1825.
Recruiting officer for the Col
ony of Conn.
Francisco, Israel H.
Judd, Thomas, circ. 1608-1688,
Farmington, Conn. Deputy
from Hartford to General As
sembly, 1646, et seq.; from
Waterbury, 1662, et seq.; from
Farmington, 1667, et seq.
Atkinson, Chas. T.
Booth, Charles E.
Cowles, Calvin D.
Douglas, Walter B.
Gaines, Frederick F.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Judd, Orin R.
Preston, Deming H.
Squires, George C.
Smith, William D. G.
Wead, Leslie C.
Judd, Capt. Thos., 1 662-1747. En
sign of Waterbury Train Band,
1703. Promoted Capt, 1715.
Colony of Ct.
Cowles, Calvin D.
Judd, Lieut. Thomas. Lieut, in
Conn. Militia. Recruiting Offi
cer. Capt. in Revolution.
Francisco, Israel H.
Judd, Sergt. William, 1633-1690.
Sergt at Farmington, Conn.
Cowles, Calvin D.
Green, Robert M.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
judd, Edward S.
Squires, George C.
Judson, Capt. James, 1650-1721.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Lieut, of Dragoons, 1690, Strat
ford, Conn., 1697, King Philip's
War. Capt, 1698. Deputy,
1689-1706.
Deming, Judson K.
Enos, Alanson T.
Jennings, Walter
jewett, William K.
Judson, Fred'k N.
Moffat, R. Burnham
Moseley, John G.
Parker, Charles W.
Terry, John Taylor
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Watson, Charles P.
Judson, Sergt. Jeremiah, 1621-1700.
Served on Committee of Forti
fications, Stratford, Conn.,
Nov., 1675.
Burton, Lewis W.
Judson, John, 1647-1709, Lebanon,
Conn. Deputy, 1706.
Abbott, Everton J.
Judson, Lieut. Joseph, 1619-1690.
Ens., Stratford, Conn. Com
mittee to defend the coast,
Stratford to Rye, against the
Dutch, under Admiral De-
Reuter. Lieut, 1672. In King

Philip's War. Lieut, Wood
bury Train Band, 1684. Dep
uty, i684-'86.
Abbott, E. Judson
Bagley, John DuCharme
Bagley, John N.
Booth, Chas. Maclay
Brown, Paul
Cox, John L.
Deming, Judson K.
Enos, Alanson T.
Gilfillan, Wm. Whitehead
Jennings, Walter
jewett, William K.
Jones, Charles L.
Judson, Fred'k N.
Judson, Henry S.
Judson, William P.
Judson, William V.
Ladd, William W.
Marshall, Henry R.
Moffatt, R. Burnham
Moran, Charles
Moseley, John G.
Parker, Charles W.
Perry, John P. H.
Sanford, Samuel S.
Terry, John Taylor
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.

K

Kachlein, Col. Peter, 1722-1789.
Commissioner of Penn., 1759.
Col. of Militia, 1762. Com
mander of the Wyoming Expe
dition, 1771. Deputy to Provin
cial Convention, 1774. Member
of Colonial Assembly, 1775.
Eyerman, John
Kane, John. Member of Capt.
Isaac Ter Bush's Co., 1762.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Kater, Sergt. Nicholas M., 1675-
17 — . Sergt. of Militia, 1715,
under command of Capt. Wm.
Nottingham and Col. Jacob
Nutsen.
Keator, Frederick R.
Kearney, Michael, Treas., Prov.
of East N. J., 1723-1725. Held
Commission in H. M. Navy.

Clerk General Assembly, Prov.
of N. J.
Bascome, W. Radford
Watson, Samuel N.
Kearny, Philip, 1704-1775. Mem
ber of Legislature, N. J., 1746-
'47-
Bascome, W. Radford
Keech, Capt. James. Ens., Colony
of Md., defence against the
Indians, i692-'93. Civil Offi
cer, 1698.
Keech, Edward P.
Keech, Frank B.
Keeler, Samuel, ist,  . In
Narragansett Fight in King
Philip's War, Dec. 19, 1675.
For services received grant of
land in Norwalk, Conn.
Conrow, Wilford S.

277

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

McPherson, Chauncey R.
Osborn, Henry A.
Keeler, Lieut. Samuel, 1656-1713,
Norwalk, Conn. In King
Philip's War. Representative,
1701. Lieut, Expedition to
Port Royal, 1710.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Osborn, Henry A.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Keen, Matthias, 1667-1714. Pro
vincial Assembly, Penn., 1713.
Ashton, Thomas G.
Ashton, William E.
Keen, Gregory B.
Montgomery, Thomas H.
Stryker, Samuel S.
Keep, John. Slain by Indians,
March 26, 1676, in King Phil
ip's War.
Keep, Chauncey
Nye, James W.
Keith, Joseph,  1730, Bridge-
water, Mass. Representative,
1726.
Tyler, Edward R.
Keith, Josiah, 1704-1754, Easton,
Mass. Soldier, French and
Indian Wars.
Cutler, Edward H.
Dana, Richard S.
Thompson, Gilbert
Keitto, Joseph, Bridgewater, Mass.,
 1730. Representative,
1726.
Rogers, Allan
Kellogg, Daniel,  1689, Nor
walk, Conn. Deputy, 1670,
'79-'8o, '83.
Bronson, Edward P.
Cadle, Cornelius
Jewett, Stephen
Pack, Arthur Newton
Peet, Emerson W.
Kellogg, Capt. Jonathan, 1721-
1745. Capt. in ist Mass. Regt.
in Louisburg Expedition.
Sexton, Alonzo G.
Kellogg, Lieut. Joseph, 1627- 1707.
Lieut, at Hadley, 1662. Sergt
in Capt. William Turner's
Co., Falls Fight, 1676.
Adams, Edward M.
Brewster, Lyman D.
Chapin, Samuel A.

Deming, Judson K.
Fiske, George F.
Foote, John Crocker
Hart, Henry G.
Hunt, Wetmore
Ives, Francis J.
Kellogg, Frank B.
Kellogg, George C.
Kellogg, Harry L.
Kellogg, John P.
Lloyd, John U.
McMillan, James T.
McMillan, Philip H.
McMillan, William Charles
Morton, J. Sterling
Pack, Arthur Newton
Sexton, Alonzo G.
Tyler, Orson Kellogg
Wade, John P.
Wright, Harry Linn
Kellogg, Capt. Martin. Several
times captured by Indians, and
commissioned Captain.
Brewster, Lyman D.
Kelly, Jonathan, 1681  , New
bury, Mass. In Capt. Hugh
March's Co., i7io-'n.
Russell, Stevens G.
Kelly, Jonathan, 17J6  . In
2d Co. of Foot, Amesbury,
Mass., relief of Fort William
Henry.
Kelly, Edward L.
Kelly, Luther S.
Kelsey, Lieut. John, Conn. Ens.
and Lieut, in Killingsworth
Train Band.
Brown, Paul
Libbey, Wm.
Kelsey, Lieut. John, Jr., Conn.
Lieut, in Killingsworth Train
Band.
Brown, Paul
Kelsey, William, 1600 — after 1674,
Conn. Deputy from Killings-
worth, and Magistrate.
Brown, Paul
Kelton, Enoch, 1 726-1 813. Reho
both. Soldier in 1758, under
Lieut. Col. John Whitcomb.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Kelton, John,  1695, Milton,
Mass. Soldier in the Expedi
tion to Louisburg, 1745.
Robinson, Roswell R.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Kelton, Sergt. John, 1695-1765,
Rehoboth, Mass. Priv. in the
Expedition to Louisburg, 1745 ;
Sergt, 1746. Name appears on
a Muster-roll sworn to at Re
hoboth, 1745. Service on
Alarm, 1746.
Kilton, George Jedediah
Kelton, Thomas,  1706. One
of the Dorchester men in the
Expedition to Canada in 1690.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Kemble, Peter, 1704-1789, Morris-
town, N. J. Governor's Coun
cil, N. J., i745-'75-
Kemble, Francis T.
Kemp, Ebenezer, 1729-1766 ( ?),
Groton, Mass. Bayonet man in
Capt. Prescott's Co., Lieut-Col.
Winslow's command. In French
and Indian War, 1755.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Kemp, Samuel, 1662-1693 (?), Bil
lerica and Groton, Mass. Mem
ber of West. Regt. of Middle
sex. In garrison at Groton
under Lieut. Lakin, i69i-'92.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Kempton, Ephraim,  1645,
Scituate, Mass. Member Scit
uate Co., 1643.
Cushing, Luther S.
Kendall, Isaac, 1686-1773. Deputy
to General Assembly of Conn.,
i736-'42.
Monnette, Orra E.
Kendall, John, 1646-1732, Woburn,
Mass. Served in King Philip's
War; in Swamp Fight.
Dixon, Willis M.
Preston, Howard W.
Kendall, Lieut. Samuel, 1682-
1764. Lieut, Mass. Militia,
1732.
Kendall, Edward Hale
Kendall, Henry M.
Murphey, Elijah W.
Kendall, Col. Wm. Gov. of
Bermuda. Later lived at New
port House, Va. Burgess for
Northampton Co., i662-'63, and
in 1686 was Speaker. Bur
gess, 1657; Collector, 1660;
Commissioner, 1667.
Griffin, Edward S.

Kenner, Richard,  1691, Nor
thumberland Co., Va. Burgess,
i688-'9i.
Eberlein, Charles W.
Kenner, Rodham, 1671-1706, Nor
thumberland Co., Va. Bur
gess, i695-'97.
Eberlein, Charles W.
Kenner, Rodham, 1740-1777, Nor
thumberland Co., Va. Bur
gess, I774-'7<S-
Eberlein, Charles W.
Kenney, Henry, 1624  , Salem,
Mass. In King Philip's War
under Capt. George Corwin,
1676.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Woodin, William H.
Kenney, Thomas, 1 656-1 687, Salem,
Mass. In Thomas Gardiner's
Co., 1675, at Great Swamp
Fight, King Philip's War.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick A.
Galloupe, Isaac F.
Woodin, William H.
Kennon, Richard, 1 650-1 696, Hen
rico County, Va. Justice from
1678. Burgess, i685-'86.
Cary, Wilson M.
Peter, Armistead, Jr.
Peter, George F.
Kent, Col. Jacob, 1726-1812, Plais-
tow, N. H., and Newbury,
Vt ist Lieut, Capt John
Hazen's Co., Col. John Goffe's
Regt, Invasion of Canada,
1760. Capt, Newbury, 1764.
Col., Provincial Militia.
Kent, Henry O.
Kerley, Capt. Henry, 1632-1713,
Marlborough, Mass. Ens.,
Marlborough Train Band.
Lieut, Lancaster Co., Middle
sex Regt, under Maj. Daniel
Goodkin, prior to King Phil
ip's War. In garrison at
Marlborough, King Philip's
War.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Thompson, Abijah
Ketch am, Lieut. John,  1697,
Huntington, L. I., Militia.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Ketcham, Arthur C.
Ketcham, William Piatt
Ketchum, Ensign Jonathan, 1714-
1790, Norwalk, Conn. Ensign,
Norwalk Train Band, 1749.
Ketchum, Charles J.
Ketelhuyn, Lieut. Daniel. In
Col. Ingoldsby's Regt. in Expe
dition to Canada.
Freeman, Frank W.
Kittle, Charles A.
Van Voast, Horace S.
Keteltas, Capt. Abraham, 1673-
1744. Capt. of Militia in N. Y.
City, 1717.
Barrowe, Samuel
Beekman, James W.
Foulke, Bayard F.
Foulke, William
Kettell, Ens. Richard, 1615-1680,
Charlestown, Mass. Sergt. of
Foot Co. of Charlestown. Ens.,
1678.
Cragin, Charles I.
Holden, Joshua B.
Richardson, William S.
Wolcott, Roger
Wyman, Walter C.
Kettell, Sergt. Samuel, 1642-
1694, Charlestown, Mass. Ens.
under Capt. Hammond. Drum
mer. Sergt, 1688.
Richardson, William S.
Wolcott, Roger
Wyman, Walter C.
Key, Philip, 1696-1764. Member
Assembly from St. Mary's Co.,
Md., 1729, et seq.; also from
Charles Co. Council, 1763.
Howard, McHenry
Jenkins, Thos. C.
Key, Edward
Montgomery, James H.
Montgomery, Thomas H.
Ramsey, Henry A.
Keyes, Abner, Dunstable, Mass.
In Expedition for relief Fort
William Henry, 1758.
Sherman, Roger
Keyes, Elias,  171 9, London
derry, N. H. Member Gilbert
Abbott's Co., Annapolis, Nova
Scotia, 1710-1711.
Peck, Theodore S.
Keyes, Henry, 1699-1757, Shrews

bury, Mass. In French and
Indian War, 1757.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Keyes, Major John, 1674-1768.
Major in the Mass. Militia.
Leach, J. Granville
Keyes, Capt. Solomon, 1701-1755,
N. Y. (PeqiawetWar.) French
and Indian War. Killed at
Lake George, 1755.
Hawks, Fred'k E.
Kibbe, Isaac, 1623  . A soldier
in the French and Indian War.
Homer, Wm. B.
Kidder, Enoch, 1664-1752. Repre
sentative to the General Court
from Billerica, i743-'44, '52,
'55P58P65-.
Winship, William Henry
Kidder, Lieut. Ephraim, 1710-1756.
Lieut, in Capt. Flint's Co., Col.
Ichabod Plaister, Crown Point
Expedition. Fort William
Henry, 1756.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Kidder, Ens. James, 1626-1676, Bil
lerica, Mass. Ens., Lieut. Dan-
forth's Co., Middlesex Regt,
1675. His dwelling used as a
Garrison House, King Philip's
War.
Bailey, Everett H.
Brown, Herbert Jenkins
Carpenter, William M.
Dennis, Rodney
Eaton, Joseph G.
Ferris, Hiram B.
Gary, Elbert Henry
Johnson, Alba B.
Leach, Henry G.
Mclntire, Charles J.
Parker, John N.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Rutter, Albert Wm.
Salinas, Anthony J.
Salinas, Anthony Joseph, Jr.
Salinas, Christopher E.
Schroeder, Henry
Sprague, Phineas W.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Thayer, Edwin A.
Winship, William H.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Kierson, Hendrick, 1648-  .
Member of Night Watch, Har
lem, 1676.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Kierstede, Dr. Hans,  1666.
Surgeon, Colonial Forces, Fort
Orange, 1645.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Fryer, Robert L.
Scofield, George S.
Kierstede, Lieut. Hans, 1644-1691.
Lieut, under Capt. Leisler,
1684.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Kilbourne, Cornet Jedediah, 1699-
I759> Rowley, Mass. Cornet
of Capt. John Pearson's Troop,
1757-
Little, Henry L.
Kilbourne, Sergt. John, 1 624-1 703.
Sergt., Wethersfield, Conn.,
1657-1675.
Smith, Frank B.
Tuller, Walter K.
Wells, Charles N.
Wilder, Edward B.
Kilbourne, Samuel, 1701  . At
Indian Alarm of 1747, was sent
to Western Frontier for de
fense.
Wilder, Edward B.
Kilby, Ensign John, 1668-1722,
Boston, Mass. Ensign, A. & H.
A. Co., 1705.
Smith, Thomas K.
Kilham, Thomas, 1653  . Under
Maj. Samuel Appleton, King
Philip's War.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Sawyer, Isaac H.
Killen, William, 1722-1803. Mem
ber Colonial Assembly of Del.
from Kent Co., 1774.
Nicholson, John R.
Porter, Willard H.
Porter, Willard H., Jr.
Kimball, Cornet Benjamin, 1637-
1695, Watertown, and Brad
ford, Mass., under Capt.
Appleton, i683-'84.
Dyer, Isaac Watson
Kimball, Frank R.

Moores, Merrill
Smith, Samuel F.
Wheeler, Benj. Ide
Kimball, David. In Capt. John
Chandler's Co., 1754.
Carter, John W. D.
Kimball, Henry, 161 5-1776. One
of the soldiers furnished by
Haverhill, Mass.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Reade, Philip
Thompson, Frank C.
Kimberly, Eleazer, 1639 - 1709.
Col. Sec. of Conn., 1696-1708-
'09. Deputy, i696-'98.
Wilder, Edward B.
Kimberly, Thomas,  1673,
Stratford, Conn. Marshall of
New Haven Colony, i653-'6i.
Deputy, 1639.
Bronson, Edward P.
Hurd, Ethan O.
Hurd, Rukard
Pack, Arthur Newton
Peet, Emerson W.
Wilder, Edward B.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
King, Daniel, 1 602-1 672, Lynn,
Mass. Member of the Train
Band, 1646.
Tudbury, Warren C.
King, Fearnot, 1655-1703, West-
field, Mass. Soldier in King
Philip's War.
Smith, William D. G.
King, Francis, circ. 1690-1725,
Prince George's Co., Md.
Militiaman in Capt. Samuel
Magruder's Co., 1749.
Duvall, Richard M.
King, Lieut. Hezekiah, North
Bolton, Conn. Lieut of
the Co. in the ist Regt.,
1771. Commissioned Capt,
1773.
McKinney, Lemuel King
King, Isaac,  . Weymouth,
Mass. Served in King Philip's
War, in Captain Isaac John
son's Company, and was
wounded in the Great Swamp
Fight, 1675.
Robinson, Hamline Elijah
King, James, 1675-1722. In Capt.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Samuel Barnard's Co. at Deer
field, I722-'23.
Earle, Ferdinand P.
King, Capt. John, 1629-1703.
Lieut, 1692, Northampton,
Mass., under Capt. Preserved
Clapp, Indian attack on Qua-
bogue. Capt. Deputy.
Barnes, Alfred C.
Caldwell, Frank E.
Clark, Reuben Grove
Elton, George B.
King, Charles Wm.
King, Habersham, Jr.
King, Harris M.
King, Harris MacLeod, Jr.
King, Samuel Balch
Pratt, William N.
Westfall, John H.
King, Nathaniel, 1730-1822. In
Capt Thos. Terry's Co , 1758.
Enlisted, 1759, in Capt. B.
Tuthill's Co.
Gunther, Albert Edw.
Gunther, Clarence E.
Gunther, Franklin L.
Gunther, Franklin Mott
King, Paul, 1734-1790. Soldier in
French and Indian Wars.
King, Samuel B.
King, Ensign Philip,  1710.
Tauton. Rep. from Tauton,
i695-'96.
Robinson, Roswell R.
King, Richard, 1718-1775, Scar
borough, Me. Comm. of the
Troops destined for Annapolis
Royal, i745-'48.
Carpenter, George W.
Coffin, William K.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Hale, Josiah L.
King, Thomas, Marlboro, Mass.
In Garrison at the house of
William Kirby, 1675.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Homer, Wm. B.
King, Sergt. William, 1660-1728.
Took part in the defense of
Deerfield.
King, Samuel Balch
Kingman, Henry, 1 592-1666, Wey
mouth, Mass. Deputy, 1638,
'52.

Bennett, Robert R.
Cushing, Luther S.
Cutler, Edward H.
Green, John W.
Pratt, Abner K.
Rogers, Allen
Tyler, Edward R.
Kingman, Mitchell, 1744-1819. A
Private in Capt. Hitchcock's
Co., 1759; also in Capt. King's
Co., 1760.
Bennett, Robert R.
Kingsbury, Ens. Ephraim, 1681-
1756, Conn. Ens., Plainfield
Train Band, 1725. Represen
tative from Plainfield, 1720-
1741.
Sanborn, Kingsbury
Kingsbury, Lieut.-Col. John, 1718-
1764. Capt. and Maj. in Col.
Plaisted's Regt, 1755 -'56;
Lieut-Col. in Col. Bagley's
Regt., i755-'56, at Crown Point
and Lake George.
Scott, Henry E.
Kingsbury, Lieut. Joseph, 1656-
1741, Norwich. Ensign, 1719;
Lieut, 1727.
Loomis, Archie Harwood
Kingsbury, Joseph, 1657-1741. In
Capt. Simon Wainwright's Co.,
1708.
Kingsbury, Frederick J.
Kingsbury, Howard T.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Kingsbury, Capt. Joseph, 2d, 1682-
I757> Norwich. Deputy, 1731,
et seq. Ensign, 1719. Lieut,
1727. Capt, 1748.
Barnes, William Henry
Bartholomew, Jas. H. S.
Graves, Carroll S.
Graves, Clyde M.
Graves, Frank H.
Graves, Jay P.
Kingsbury, Frederick J.
Kingsbury, Howard T.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Kingsbury, Captain Nathaniel,
1684-1763. Lieut of North
East Train Band, 1725 ; Capt,
1730.
Clapp, Charles Edwin
Kinsey, Hugh,  1667. Mary
land and Virginia. Soldier in

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

the Indian War from Lancas
ter Co., Pa.
Boogher, Frank
Boogher, Howard M.
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Boogher, Murray
Kingsland, Capt. Isaac, i 648-1 698.
Governor's Council, N. J.,
i684-'98. Capt. Militia.
Barrell, Harry F.
Robbins, Le Roy K.
Kinshen, William, Sr., 1690-1757,
North Carolina. Member of
Legislature from Bertie Co.,
1733.
Rodes, Frank
Kinsley (Kingsley), Stephen,
 1673, Milton, Mass.
Deputy, 1666.
Cutler, Edward H.
Dixon, Willis M.
Lovering, Henry M.
Pike, Chas. E.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Tyler, Edward R.
Kinsman, Lieut. Jos., 1673-1741.
Ipswich, Mass. Lieut, 1734-
'36.
Wells, Wellington
Kinsman, Q. M. Robert, 1629-1712,
Ipswich, Mass. In Capt. Nich
olas Manning's Co., King Phil
ip's War. Q. M., 1684, '91.
Representative, 1692.
Foster, Joseph
Hunt, Arthur K.
Mudge, Alfred
Mudge, Frank H.
Parker, Henry R.
Rindge, Frederick H.
Rindge, Samuel K.
Rust, Nathaniel p.
Wells, Wellington
*Kip (or Kype), Hendrick, 1576-
1703. One of Nine Men.
Member of Council of New
Amsterdam.
Austin, Eugene K.
Cannon, Henry B.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Gillmore, Quincy A.
Lawton, Daniel L.

* Service not now qualifying.

Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Kip, Lieut. Hendrick,  . Lieut
in 1715.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Kirkbride, Joseph, Sr., 1662-1738.
Member Penn. Prov. Assembly,
1698, et seq.
Galloney, Frank H.
Lewis, Wm. Fisher
Martin, Jonathan W.
Wister, Rodman
Kirkbride, Joseph, Jr., 1690-1748.
Member Penn. Provincial As
sembly, 1721, et seq.
Wister, Rodman
Kirkbride, Mahlon, 1703 - 1776.
Member Pa. Assembly, 1740-
'55-
Martin, Jonathan W.
Kirtland, Lieut. John,  1716.
Lieut, of Co. at Saybrook, 1702;
Lieut, of 2d Co., 1708.
Clark, Eliot A.
Kirtland, Capt. John, 1681  ,
Saybrook, Conn. Capt. of a
Troop of Horse in 7th Regt,
Conn., 1749.
Jennings, Walter
Kirtland, Nathaniel,  1686.
Private in Capt. Nicholas
Manning's Co., King Philip's
War.
Clarke, Chauncey H.
Kirtley, Capt. Francis,  1763.
Captain of a Company of
Foot, 1756 ; Captain in the
French and Indian War,
1758, from Augusta County,
Va.
Rucker, Booker H.
Kitchell, Robert, i 604-1 672, New
Haven, Conn. Deputy, 1656,
'6i-'63.
Almy, William E.
Royce, Alfred L.
Kitchell, Ens. Samuel, 1633-
1690, Guilford, Conn. Ens.,
1665. At Newark, N. J.,
1673.
Almy, William E.
Brokaw, George T.
Haines, John P.
Kittredge, John,  1676, Bil
lerica, Mass. Capt. Thomas
Wheeler's Co., fight at Brook-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

field, 1675. Scouting service,
1676.
Flint, James M.
Kittredge, Abbott E.
Kittredge, Edward Holmes
Park, Edgar D.
Knap, Ens. Caleb, 1677 - 1750,
Greenwich, Conn. Represen
tative, I7i5-'i8 and i720-'26;
Ens., 1710.
Knapp, Charles Manley
Knapp, Isaac,  , Newbury,
Mass. In Expedition to Can
ada under Sir William Phips,
1690.
Remick, John A.
Remick, Timothy
Knapp, Capt. John, 1664-1749,
Stamford, Conn. Ens., Train
Band, 1707. Lieut, 1710.
Capt, 1716.
Bement, Robert B. C.
Knapp, Henry E.
Knapp, Nathaniel, 1713 - 1776,
Newbury, Mass. In 2d Louis
burg Expedition, i758-'59.
Remick, John A.
Remick, Timothy
Knapp, Lieut. Samuel, 1668-
1739. Ensign of Train Band,
1713-
Smith, Orson
Knapp, Lieut. Samuel, 1695-1751,
Danbury, Conn. Lieut, of
Militia and Deputy, 1716.
Bement, Robert B. C.
Knapp, Henry E.
Knapp, Samuel, 1717-1745, New
bury, Mass. Soldier. Killed
at Louisburg, 1745.
Remick, John A.
Remick, Timothy
Kneeland, Edward, 1640 - 171 1.
Private, Capt. Whipple's Co.,
King Philip's War.
Burton, George L.
Flint, Wyman K.
Kneeland, James
KNICKERB ACKER, MAJ. JOHN, 1723-
1802, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Lord
Howe's Staff, Battle of Ticon
deroga, 1758. Also in Indian
troubles.
Viele, Sheldon T.
Knight, Ezekiel,  1687. In

King Philip's War; Represen
tative, 1661; Magistrate at
Welles.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Knight, Jonathan,  1683.
Woburn, Mass. In Salem
Troop, 1678.
Wyman, Walter C.
Knight, Captain Jonathan, 1650-
1717. Deputy in 1704 from
Providence, Rhode Island.
Lieut, 1705, and Capt
Bennett, Robert Root
Knight, Clinton P.
Knight, Howard
Knight, Richard D.
Knight, Webster
Knight, Lieut. Jonathan. Ensign
in the 3d Company of Provi
dence, R. I., 1722. 1723, Lieut.
of the same Company, and
again in 1725.
Bennett, Robert Root
Knight, Lieut. Jonathan, 1720-
1784, Cranston, R. I. Lieut.
of 5th Co. of Providence, 1748-
'53-
Bennett, Robert R.
Knight, Sergt. Richard,  ,
Rhode Island. Keeper of the
Prison, i648-'49. General
Sergeant, i648-'53. Soldier in
King Philip's War under Capt.
Wm. Turner.
Bennett, Robert Root
Mersereau, John D.
Knott, Surgeon Richard, 
1684, Marblehead, Mass. Sur
geon of the Massachusetts
Regiment in the Narragansett
Campaign, 1675.
Lord, Calvin
Knowles, Alexander,  1663.
Governor's Assistant, 1654 and
1658. Commissioner, 1656 and
1660.
Ford, George H.
Kobbe\ Philip F.
Knowles, John,  1675. In
King Philip's War. Killed
by Indians at Taunton, Mass.,
1675.
Rich, William T.
Knowles, John, 1686  , Hamp
ton, N. H. In Capt. Samuel

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Chesley's Co., Queen Anne's
War, 1708.
Brown, David H.
Knowles, Richard, 1622  .
Member Plymouth Co., 1643.
In command of bark for
transporting military stores,
1653. Dutch War.
Carter, Walter S.
Knowlton, Capt. Abraham, 1678-
 , Ipswich, Mass. In French
and Indian Wars.
Stearns, Ezra S.
Knowlton, Benjamin, 1643-1690.
In Springfield Garrison, King
Philip's War.
Murphey, Elijah W.
Knowlton, Benjamin, 2d, 1720-
1744. In 6th Co., Capt.
Isaac Colton, 9th Regt, Col.
Joseph Dwight, at Louis
burg.
Murphey, Elijah W.
Knowlton, Sergt. Daniel, 1738-
1825. In Capt. Slapp's Co.,
1757, at Fort Edward. In Capt.
Fay's Co., 3d Regt., Conn.
Troops, 1758. Sergt. in Capt.
Durkie's Co., ist Conn. Regt.,
Col. Lyman, 1761.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Knowlton, John, 1645-1728. In
the Narragansett winter cam
paign, 1675. King Philip's
War, Major Appleton's
Regt.
Knowlton, Daniel W.
Knowlton, Paul C.
Knowlton, Wilbur C.
Knowlton, Wilbur F.
Knowlton, Capt. Thomas, 1740-
1776. Private, i757-'58. In
Campaign of 1759; Sergeant
Ensign in Campaign of 1760;
Ensign in Campaign of 1761 ;

Lieut, in Campaign of 1762.
Captain in 1775.
Chaffee, Newman Keyes
Knox, Capt. John, 1722-1790.
Capt in the 43d British Regt.
under Wolfe, engaged at
Quebec and in other battles.
He was the author of "Knox's
Historical Journals," of the
Campaigns of 1755 and 1759.
Elder, Thomas L.
Kollock, Col. Jacob,   .
Lieut, of Capt. Shamore's Co.,
against Canada, 1746. Col.,
Sussex Regt, French and In
dian War, 1756. Speaker of
Assembly, three lower Coun
ties of Delaware.
Minis, John L.
Kortwright, Cornelius Jansen,
1645-1706. On Harlem Night
Watch, i675-'76, during Indian
War.
Ahles, Robert Lawrence
Kunst, Jan Barentsen,  .
Fought in Indian attack on
Esopus, 1663.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Kuyper (Cuyper), Capt. Corne
lius Claessen. Captain of
Foot, Orange County, 1690.
Cannon, Henry Breevoort
Kyn, Joran, 1620- 1690. In the Life
Guard of Gov. John Prinz, on
the Delaware.
Chambers, Thomas S.
Hall, William C.
Hornor, Wm. M.
*Kype, Hendrick, 1576  . One
of Nine Men.
Judson, William V.
Kip, William V. B.
Talmage, Robert S.

* Services not now qualifying.

Lacey, Capt. David, 1715-1757,
Stratford, Conn, ist Lieut,
Fairfield Co., 1755. Capt,
7th Co., Col. Nathan Whit
ing's 4th Regt, 1750. Killed

in the Crown Point Expedi
tion.
Brugler, Charles E.
Ladd, Daniel,  1693. One of
the soldiers mustered, 1675, on

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Dedham Plain to March
against the Narragansett Fort.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Ladd, Capt. Daniel, 1686  ,
Exeter, N. H. Scout in Capt.
Nicholas Gilman's Co., 1710.
Commanded Co. in pursuit of
Indians near Lake Winnepe-
saukee, 1724. Capt of a Co.
which he organized for scout
duty to protect Canterbury
and Rumford (Concord), 1746.
Brown, David H.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Ladd, Nathaniel, 1651-1691. Pri
vate in King Philip's War.
Private in King William's
War, 1690, and died from
wounds received in fight at
Maquoit, Me., Sept. 22, 1690.
Nichols, Willard A.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Ladd, Samuel, 1649-1698, Haver
hill, Mass. In Capt John
Whipple's Co., King Philip's
War.
Bailey, Edward P.
Lake, Capt. Thomas, 1615 - 1676.
Commander, A. & H. A. Co.,
1664 and 1674. Killed by In
dians at Kennebec, 1676.
Chadwick, William H.
Libby, Chas. T.
Skidmore, Wm. Lemuel
Lakin, Ens. John,  1697, Gro
ton, Mass. Ens., 1692. Com
mander of Garrison at Groton.
Sergt, King Philip's War.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Houghton, Henry O.
Wait, Horatio L.
Walton, Charles S.
Lakin, Lieut. William, 1625-1700,
Groton, Mass. Ens. of Groton
Foot Co., 1673; Lieut, of same,
1673. In King Philip's War.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Lamb, Abiel,  1710, Roxbury,
Mass. In Capt. Isaac John
son's Co., Great Swamp Fight,
1675.
Litchfield, Wilford J.

Lamb, Ebenezer, 1736  , Ox
ford, Mass. In ' Capt. Jere
miah Larned's Co., 1759; Capt
William Paige's Co., 1761.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Lamberton, Capt. George, 
1646, New Haven, Conn.
Member Genl. Court, 1640.
Deputy, i643-'45.
Converse, Charles A.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Lamson, Sergt. Joseph, 1658-1722.
In King Philip's War, in Capt.
Turner's Co., in Garrison at
Chelmsford, 1675. Sergt,
Lieut.-Col. Balantine's Co.,
Port Royal Expedition, 1710.
Swan, Fred'k Geo.
Lamson, Samuel, 1638-1691, Read
ing, Mass. In Capt. Daven
port's Co., King Philip's War.
Billings, David L.
Lampson, Daniel S.
Lamson, William,  i658-'59,
Ipswich. Member of Trained
Band of Ipswich, 1643.
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Lancaster, Capt. Thomas, 1703-
1792, Rowley, Mass. Rep. in
General Court eleven years.
Captain of Rowley Train
Band.
Libby, Charles T.
Landon, Ens. David, 1718-1804. In
Crown Point and Ticonderoga
Campaign, 1759.
Jones, Charles L.
Landon, James, 1685-1738. Mem
ber, Southold Military Co.,
Benj. Youngs, Capt, 1715.
Jones, Charles L.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Landon, Capt. James, 1722-1785.
Capt. of two Train Bands of
Salisbury, Conn., i752-'57.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Lane, George,  1689. Soldier,
Crown Point Campaign, and at
Louisburg.
James, Howard K.
Lane, Sergt. James,  1688,
North Yarmouth, Me. Sergt.
of Military Co., at Westuck-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

qua,  . Killed by Indians
at Falmouth, 1688.
Rowe, Arthur E.
Lane, Job, 1620-1697, Bedford,
Mass. Served in his own Gar
rison House, King Philip's
War. Deputy from Bedford,
i678-'79; from Maiden, 1685,
'93-
Belknap, Robert L.
Belknap, Waldron P.
Bissell, William P.
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Clark, Arthur W.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Fisher, Francis P.
Gould, Levi S.
Hall, Lewis C.
Lockwood, Thos. St. John
Merriam, Frank
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Ridgely, Charles
Robinson, Roswell R.
Lane, Col. Joel, 1740-1795. Civil
and Military Officer, Wake
Co., N. C. Lieut-Col. in Col.
John Hinton's Regt.
Townsend, George H.
Lane, Col. John, 1661-1715, Bil
lerica, Mass. Lieut, 1693,
King William's War. Capt,
1699. Maj., West Regt. of
Horse and Foot, 1711, Queen
Anne's . War. Deputy, 1702.
Col. of Mass. Militia.
Bartlett, Sidney R.
Brown, Otis S.
Merriam, Frank
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Page, Walter G.
Philbrook, Chas. Fred'k Bacon
Stevens, Clarence W.
Stevens, Frederic B.
Usher, Ellis B.
Whitmore, Charles E.
Whitmore, Franklin G.
Lane, John, 2d, 1701-1756, York,
Me. A celebrated Indian
fighter between i730-'5o. After
the siege of Louisburg he was
mustered out, broken down in
health.
Usher, Ellis Baker
Lane, Capt. John, 1708  .
Commissioned Lieut of the

12th Co., 7th Conn. Regt, by
the General Assembly of
Conn., 1752. Commissioned
Capt, 1754.
Humphrey, Henry Clay
Humphrey, Wm. Jerome
Lane, George B.
Styles, Humphrey Aubcry
Lane, Corp. Nathaniel, 1740-
1800. 4th Co. of Militia, Upper
Battalion, Westchester Co.,
Prov. of N. Y., 1760.
Lane, Smith E.
Lane, Robert, 1635-1718. Deputy
from Stratford, 1686; from
Killingworth, 1699-1715, etc.
Mersereau, John D.
Lane, Solomon, Jr., 1710  . In
4th Co. of Militia, Upper Bat
talion, Westchester Co., Prov.
of N. Y.
Lane, Smith E.
Lane, William, 1659-1749. In
Capt Samuel Chesley's Co ,
Queen Anne's War.
Mahin, Frank C.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Langdon, Capt. Richard, 1694-
1765. Capt, N. Y. Colonial
Troops, Expedition to Canada,
'745-
Trenchard, Edward
Langdon, Capt. Tobias,  .
Capt. of N. H. Militia, 1640.
Trenchard, Edward
Langdon, Capt. Tobias, 2d, 1660-
1725, Portsmouth, N. H. Ens ,
1689. Lieut, 1692. Capt,
1696. King William's and
Queen Anne's Wars.
Parsons, William D.
Rollins, Philip A.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Trenchard, Edward
Langton, John, 1625 - 1698 - '99,
Northampton, Mass. He was
a Rep. or Deputy to the Gen
eral Court, 1668.
Bennett, Robert R.
Langton, Joseph, 1742-1829, N. C.
Served in Col. Wm. Eaton's
Regt. of Militia from Gran
ville Co., N. C, under Capt.
Hampton, 1754.
Townsend, Geo. H.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Langhorne, Thomas,  1687.
Member Penn. Provincial As
sembly, 1687.
Wister, Rodman
Langstaff, Capt. John, 1647-1707.
Deputy to Council held at
Perth Amboy, Prov. of
N. J., 1688. Capt. of Militia,
1707.
Bradford, Thomas Hewson
Morton, Thos. Geo.
Lansing, Jacob, 1695  . In
Capt. Henry Van Rensselaer's
Albany Troops, 1715.
Grinnell, William M.
Lansing, Capt. Johannes, 
1728, Albany, N. Y. Capt. of
Foot Co., 1690.
Clark, Kenneth
Lansing, Lieut. Johannes, 
 , Albany, N. Y. Lieut,
Albany Co. Militia, 1717.
Clark, Kenneth
Lansing, Lieut. Philip, 1729  ,
Albany, N. Y. Lieut in
Capt. Philip Schuyler's Co.,
1755-
Clark, Kenneth
Lapham, John, 1635-1710. Dep
uty, R. I., 1673.
White, Hunter C.
Larabee, Thomas, 1661-1723, Scar-
boro, Me. Portsmouth soldier
in King William's War. De
fended Scarboro from Indians
in Dummer's War. Killed by
Indians, 1723.
Libby, Charles T.
Larabee, Thomas, 1723-1792, Wo
burn. At Fort William Henry,
1756. In French and Indian
War, i757-'58.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Lardner, Lieut. Lynford, 171 5-
1774. Receiver-General, and
Member of the Council, Prov.
of Penn. Lieut, Philadelphia
Troop, French and Indian
War.
Lardner, James L.
Starr, Isaac, Jr.
Starr, Isaac, VII
Large, Joseph,  1706. Member
of the Train Band of Ames

bury in 1680 and a soldier
there in 1689.
Dixon, Willis M.
Larkin, Edward,  1652,
Charlestown, Mass. A. & H.
A. Co., 1645.
Bent, Samuel A.
Hill, John B.
Lord, Charles E.
Merriam, Frank
Robinson, Lewis A.
Wyman, Walter C.
Larned, Sergt. Isaac, Sr., 1623-
1657, Chelmsford, Mass. Sergt.
of Train Band, 1656.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Larned, Isaac, Jr., 1656 - 1737,
Framingham, Mass. Under
Capt. Syll and Capt. Dav
enport, Great Swamp
Fight
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Larrabee, Benjamin, 1700-1763,
Scarboro, Me. Served in Col.
Westbrook's Co. in Dummer's
War. Member of Narragan
sett Expedition.
Libby, Charles T.
Larrabee, Stephen, North Yar
mouth. Killed by Indians in
North Yarmouth in King
Philip's War.
Libby, Charles T.
Latham, Cary, 1613-1685, Groton,
Conn. Deputy to General
Court, 1 664-1 670.
Randall, John F.
Smith, William D. G.
Lathrop v. Lothrop.
Latimer, Capt. John, 1713-1792.
In Capt. Whittelsey's Co., 1758.
Gen. Lyman's Regt., 1759.
Capt. King's Co., 1760. Capt.
Patterson's Co., 1762  .
Bennett, Robert R.
Latimer, Capt. Robert, 1664-1728,
New London, Conn. Ens.,
West Co., 1704. Lieut, 1708.
Capt, 1715. Deputy, 1705.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Lattimer, John,  1662. In
Capt. Mason's Wethersfield,
Conn., Troops, 1658.
Bennett, Robt. Root
Smith, Charles S.

288

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Smith, Howard C.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Laurence, Ens. Nathaniel, 1639-
1724. Ens., Mass. Militia, 1673.
Wetherill, Albert L.
Laurence, Col. William, 1697-
1764. Col., Mass. Militia.
Deputy, 1744, et seq.
Wetherill, Charles
Law, Gov. Jonathan,   ,
Stamford, Conn. Judge, Su
preme Court, i7i5-'25, Chief
justice, i725-'4i. Gov., 1742-
'50.
Chew, James L.
Law, Richard,  , Stamford,
Conn. Deputy, General Court,
i64i-'64. Governor's Assist
ant, 1647.
Blagden, Thomas
Lawrence, Capt. Amos, 1715-1785,
Groton, Mass. Sergt, Capt.
William Lawrence's Co., at the
Alarm, 1746. Lieut, in Scout
ing Party, from Athol to
Brookfield, 1755. Capt, 1760.
Lawrence, William
Lawrence, Corp. Asa, 1737-1804,
Groton, Mass. Corp., Capt.
Jonathan Rolfe's Co., 1761.
Brackett, Sidney L.
Lawrence, Capt. Daniel, 1681-
1777, Plainfield, Conn. Capt.
of ist Co., 1736. Deputy,
I722-'4I.
Jordan, Scott
Sears, Clinton B.
Lawrence, Eleazer, Groton, Mass.
Member of Military Co.
Brown, Paul
Lawrence, Elisha, 1666 1724.
Member General Assembly,
Prov. N. J., 1708, '09, '16, '21.
Lieut, of Militia, 1705.
Moses, Walter
Watson, Samuel N.
Lawrence, Enoch, 1648 - 1744,
Watertown, Mass. In King
Philip's War. In Groton
Garrison, i69i-'92. Wounded,
1694, King William's War.
Jordan, Scott
Sears, Clinton B.
Whitcomb, Lawrence
Lawrence, John, 1609-1669, Gro

ton, Mass. In King William's
War.
Brown, Paul
Mersereau, John D.
Wead, Leslie C.
Whitcomb, Lawrence
Lawrence, Capt. John,  1729.
Capt, Newtown, L. I. Troop,
i689-'9i. High Sheriff, 1698.
Lawrence, Abraham R.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Walsh, James W.
Wells, Thomas L.
Whitney, Stephen
Whitney, Stephen
Lawrence, Jonathan, 1703-1789,
Littleton, Mass. Soldier in
1748.
Wead, Leslie C.
Lawrence, Major Jonathan, 1737-
1812. Capt, 1772. Major,
1775, Provincial Forces of N. Y.
Delegate to Provincial Con
gress, 1775.
Lawrence, Abraham R.
Lawrence, Ens. Joseph, 1666-1759,
Flushing, L. I. Ens., Queens
Co. Militia, 1684.
Ahles, Robt Lawrence
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Pell, Howland
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Schieffelin, George R.
Thomas, Lawrence B.
Underhill, Edgar
Underhill, Frederic E.
Lawrence, Joseph, 1688-1756. Rep
resented the town of Plainfield
at the General Assembly held
in Hartford, Conn., 1729.
Mersereau, John D.
Lawrence, Ensign Nathaniel,
'639-1724, Groton, Mass. En
sign, 1673. Representative,
i692-'93.
Marble, John E.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Smith, Walter C.
Wetherill, Albert L.
Wetherill, Charles
Lawrence, Peleg, 1646-1692, Gro
ton, Mass. In Garrison, King
Philip's War.
Brown, Paul

289

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Greene, Charles L.
Mersereau, John D.
Wead, Leslie C.
Whitcomb, Lawrence
Lawrence, Richard, 1691 - 1758,
Tews Neck, L. I. In Capt
Jonathan Wright's Co., 1715.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Lawrence, Thomas. A soldier in
King Philip's War, serving in
the Narragansett Campaign,
1675, and at Garrison Punka-
pog, 1676.
McKechnie, William T.
Lawrence, Major Thomas, 1625-
1703, Newton, L. I. Major,
Queens Co. Forces, 1689.
Giddings, George Welling
Lawrence, Abraham
Lindsay, John D.
Pool, Eugene Hillhouse
Riker, Henry
Riker, John J.
Riker, John L.
Riker, Richard
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Suydam, Walter L.
Walsh, James W.
Wells, Thomas L.
Whitney, Stephen
Lawrence, Lieut.-Col. Thomas,
1689-1754, Phila. Member of
Governor's Council, Pa., 1728;
Lieut.-Col. of Associated Regt
of Foot of Phila., 1747.
Timpson, Lawrence
Lawrence, Capt. Thomas, 1733-
1817. Commanded ship Tartar,
1758.
Pool, Eugene H.
Wells, Thomas L
Lawrence, Capt. William, 1623-
1680. Queens Co. Militia,
1665-1680. Commanded Flush
ing Co. at surrender of N. Y.
to the Dutch, 1673.
Ahles, Robt. L.
Beatty, A. Chester
Beatty, Robert C.
Beatty, W. Gedney
Clark, William N.
De Forest, Louis Effingham
DuBois, Ernest Blois
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Lawrence, Robert C.

Lawrence, William M.
Livingston, John H.
Marshall, John Gilbert
Mitchell, Edward C.
Nicoll, Fancher
Pell, Howland
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Sayers, Wm. L.
Schieffelin, Eugene
Schieffelin, George R.
Schieffelin, Wm. J.
Suckley, Robert B.
Thomas, Lawrence B.
Underhill, Frederic E.
Lawrence, William, 1638 - 1704,
Middletown, N. j. Deputy to
General Court, 1669, '71, '72.
Katzenback, Fred'k F.
Moses, Walter
Lawrence, Col. Wm., 1697-1764.
Deputy from Groton to the
Gen. Court of Mass., i744-'54.
Wetherill, Charles
Lawton, George, 1643  Gov
ernor's Assistant, R. I., 1680-
'90. Member, Council of War,
1 671. Deputy, 1660, et seq.
Member Court of Trials, 1648.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Lawton, Isaac, 1650-1731. Got
ernor's Assistant, R. I., 1690
'91. Deputy, 1696, et seq.
Almy, William E.
Jeffries, John T. L
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Noyes, Charles P.
Lawton, Job, 1716-1777. Private
in Crown Point Expedition,
1755, under Capt. Walker and
Maj. James House. With
Capt. Hedge, 1759.
Lawton, Mark Anthony
Lawton, Thomas,  1681, Ports
mouth, R. I. Commissioner,
i656-*58, '61. Deputy, 1666.
Almy, William E.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Noyes, Charles P.
Tilley, R. Hammett
Lay, John, Jr., 1633-1696, Lyme,
Conn. In King Philip's War,
wounded in Great Swamp
Fight

290

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Jewett, Stephen
Lea, James H.
Noyes, Charles P.
Lay, Robert, 1618-1689, Saybrook,
Conn. Deputy, i666-'78.
Brown, Paul
Cadle, Cornelius
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Randall, John F.
Leach, Capt. Richard, 1639-1687,
Salem, Mass.
Allen, Francis O.
Richardson, William S.
Leadbetter, Henry,  1722,
Dorchester. King Philip's
War. Sudbury Fight, 1676,
under Capt. Samuel Wads
worth.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Lear, John,  1695. Member
Colonial Council, Va., 1683.
Member House of Burgesses,
1666, '85, '88.
Garland, Hugh A.
Learned, Benoni, 1657-1738, Sher-
born, Mass. In King Philip's
War, 1676. Deputy, 1701.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Bickford, Robert S.
Enos, Alanson T.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Howe, Edward W.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Learned, Col. Ebenezer, 1655  ,
Chelmsford, Mass. In Indian
and French Wars. Capt. of
Rangers, 1756-1763. Marched
to relief of Ft. William Henry.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Learned, Col. Ebenezer,  1773.
Ens., 1717, Father Rasle's War.
Capt, 1726. Maj., 1744. Col.,
1747. Old French War.
Anthony, James L.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Learned, Corp. Fanning, 1733-1734,
 . Corp. in Richard Grid-
ley's Co. at Crown Point,
1756.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Learned, Sergt. Isaac, i623-'24,
1657, Chelmsford, Mass.
Elected Sergeant of the Train
Band at Chelmsford, 1656.
Hill, Edward Clarence
Robinson, Hamline Elijah

Learned, Isaac, Jr., 1655-1737,
Framingham, Mass. In Capt.
Davenport's Co. Wounded in
fight with Narragansetts. In
Capt Sill's Co., King Philip's
War.
Hand, Billings Learned
Hill, Clarence Edward
Hosmer, Jerome C.
Larned, Daniel R.
Learned, Bela P.
Learned, Myron L.
Learned, Walter
Robinson, Hamline E.
Leavenworth, Rev. Mark, 
 . Chaplain, Col. Nathan
Whiting's 2d Conn. Regt, Ex
pedition against Canada, 1760;
Montreal, 1761.
Kingsbury, Frederick J.
Kingsbury, Fred'k J., Jr.
Merriman, William B.
Leavitt, Caleb, 1730  . Hing
ham, Mass. In Capt. Thaxer's
Co., 1756. Clerk, 1756. Pri
vate in Capt. Gay's Co. on
Col. Powall's Expedition to the
Me. Coast, 1759; went also to
Halifax.
James, Howard K.
Leavitt, John, 1608-1691, Hing
ham, Mass. Deputy, i658-'64-
Adams, Chas. E.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Cragin, Charles I.
James, Howard K.
James, Richard Leavitt
Hubbard, Phineas
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Leavitt, Moses, 1650-1731, Exeter,
N. H. In garrison, 1696. Rep
resentative, 1693, et seq.
Hubbard, Phineas
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Leavitt, Samuel, 1641-1707. A
soldier in King Philip's War
in the Exeter Company.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Leaycraft, Capt. Viner,  1784.
Capt. of Privateers King
George, 1758; Elizabeth and
Mary, 1759. War Commis
sioner, 1758.
Barrell, Harry F.
Leaycraft, John E.
Lee, Capt. Hancock, 1653-1709.

291

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Justice, 1677, '87, and '99. Bur
gess, 1688. Naval Officer and
Collector of Va. Duties, 1699.
High Sheriff, 1677.
Griffin, Edward S.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Lee, John, 1657-1711, Westfield,
Mass. In Capt. William Tur
ner's Co., King Philip's War,
1676.
Trowbridge, Rutherford
White, William C.
Lee, Rev. Jonathan, 1718-1788,
Salisbury, Conn. Chaplain in
the forces raised in this colony
for the expedition against
Crown Point.
Sterling, Graham L.
Lee, Hon. Philip, 1681-1744. Mem
ber, Council of Maryland,
1728.
Moran, Charles
Lee, Col. Richard, — c. 1663-4. Co
lonial Secretary of Va., under
Sir William Berkeley. Pres.,
Council of State, 1641.
Carleton, Henry Guy
Chandler, Walter
Griffin, Edward S.
Hatcher, Robert S.
Lee, Edmund J.
Mackoy, Harry B.
Moran, Charles
Pope, Gustavus Dibrell
Robinson, Alex. Gait
Smith, Henry Lee
Stearns, John L.
Watson, Alex. Mackenzie
Lee, Richard, 2d, 1646-1714. Mag
istrate, King's Council, Va.
Naval Officer, 1 692-1704.
Chandler, Walter
Lee, Edmund J.
Moran, Charles
Lee, Capt. Richard Henry, 1732-
1794. Capt, Westmoreland
Co., Va. Cavalry, i755-'65.
Burgess, i757-'64.
Lee, Edmund J.
Lee, Col. Stephen, 1698-1783.
Crown Point Expedition. Col.
of Militia. Deputy, Colony of
Conn.
Culver, Charles M.
Richards, Fred'k B.

Lee, Ens. Thomas, 1641-1705,
Lyme, Conn. Ensign, 1701.
Deputy, 1676.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Jackson, Oswald
Richards, Frederick B.
Sill, Howard
Spencer, Seldon P.
Stone, Jacob
Williams, Edw. G.
Lee, Gov. Thomas, 1690-1750. Of
King's Council, 1742. Commis
sioner to treat with Six Na
tions, 1744. Pres., Council, and
Acting Gov., 1749.
Chandler, Walter
Lee, Edmund J.
Packard, Joseph
Lee, Lieut. William, 1650-1741.
Was in Norwalk, Conn., 1673,
and called Sergt, 1682. Lieut,
i7io-'33. In King Philip's
War.
Lee, Ralph William
Lee, William, 1707-1791. Deputy
for Ridgefield to the General
Court of Conn., 1766, '67, '68,
'69, '71, '72.
Lee, Ralph William
Leech, Tobias (Toby), 1651-1726.
Member of Penn. Assembly,
1713, et seq.
Gibson, George T. M.
Levick, Lewis J.
Perkins, Charles P.
Perkins, Rowan P.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Leeds, Daniel, 1652-1720. Member
of Lord Cornbury's Council
between years i70i-'o8-'io.
Member of N. J. Assembly,
1682.
Burnett, Charles H.
Cox, Edwin Stockton
Disston, William Dunlop
Leeds, Warner M.
Leeds, William B.
Nixon, Horace Franklin
Leeds, Joseph, 1637-1715, Dor
chester, Mass. Under Capt.
William Turner, Falls Fight,
1676.
Howe, Edw. W.
Leeds, Charles

292

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Leeds, Francis
Mansfield, Geo. Stanley
McKechnie, William T.
Ware, Horace E.
Leete, Gov. William, 1613-1683,
Guilford, Conn. Deputy, 1644.
Secretary, 1646. Gov.'s Asst,
New Haven Colony, i653-'58.
Dep.-Gov., i658-'6i. Commis
sioner for the United Colo
nies, i655-'79. Gov., i66i-'65.
Gov.'s Asst, Conn. Colony,
i665-'69. Dep.-Gov., i669-'76.
Gov., i676-'83.
Adams, Edward M.
Andrews, Herbert C.
Beach, Sylvester Woodbridge
Betts, Frederick H.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Bostwick, Henry A.
Brooks, Isaac W.
Brooks, John N.
Buel, John L.
Buell, Frederick F.
Burbank, Eugene D.
Clark, Eliot A.
Clephane, Lewis P.
Collins, Atwood
Collins, Clarence L.
Comfort, Benjamin F.
Franklin, William B.
Hall, Benjamin E.
Herrick, Chas. Wm.
Humphreys, Frank L.
Ingraham, Phoenix
Jacobs, Elmer R.
Leete, Charles S.
Lloyd, John U.
Murray, Chas. H.
Norton, Thomas H.
Norton, Thomas M.
Peck, George L.
Peck, Geo. Lyman
Perkins, Nathaniel S.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Rogers, Wm. E.
Ruggles, James F.
Scofield, George S.
Sherwood, Samuel
Strong, Alan H.
Tracy, Robert S.
Trowbridge, Chas. H.
Wadhouse, Fred'k E.
Wolcott, Roger

Wolcott, Roger
Leffingwell, Lieut. Thomas, 1622-
1714, Norwich, Conn. Deputy
to General Assembly, 1661-
1710. Rendered important aid
to Uncas when besieged by
hostile Indians. Ens., 1672.
Lieut, 1676. In King Philip's
War, and Capt. Denison's Co.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Bottum, Harlow A.
Brewer, Alfred Lee
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Burt, Chas. Wellington
Bushnell, Asa S.
Chesebrough, George L.
Clark, Kenneth
Collins, Clarence L.
Copp, Andrew James, Jr.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Ely, Grosvenor
Fouquet, Morton L.
Hand, Billings L.
Haughton, Richard
Johnson, Oliver Lewis
Learned, Bela P.
Leffingwell, Chas. Warring
Lippitt, Costello
Lord, Nathan H.
Macpherson, Robert B.
Murray, Charles H.
Parker, Calvin D.
Partridge, Edward L.
Perkins, j. Deming
Ridgely, Charles
Shipman, Nathaniel
Smith, Clarence E.
Smith, Thomas E. V.
Starkweather, Frank H.
Sweet, Henry N.
White, William R.
Woodward, Joseph G.
Leffingwell, Ens. Thomas, Jr.,
1649-1724. Ens., Norwich,
Conn., Militia. Deputy, 1716.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Clark, Kenneth
Lord, Nathan H.
Partridge, Edward L.
Ridgely, Charles

293

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Starkweather, Frank H.
Leffingwell, Lieut. Thomas, 1674-
1733, Norwich, Conn. Ens.,
ist Co., 1708. Lieut, 1714.
Deputy, 1716. Member Coun
cil of War, I7i3-'i4.
Partridge, Edward L.
Legrand, Sergt. Alexander, 1728-
1822. Sergt. of Volunteers at
tached to ist Regt, Va., under
Major Andrew Lewis, French
and Indian War.
Lancaster, Edwin R.
Lancaster, Edwin W.
Leighton, Capt. John, 1661-1724.
Ens. and Capt, Queen Anne's
War, 1704. Representative,
Mass., i704-'i4.
Hill, John Fremont
Leighton, George B.
Leighton, George E.
Rollins, Edward A.
Rollins, Edw. Warren
Rollins, Philip A.
Leisler v. Leysseler, Lieut.-Gov.
Jacob,  1691. Soldier from
Frankfort to New Netherland,
1660. Capt. of the Fort and
Military Commandant. Lieut.-
Gov., 1689. Gov., Prov. of
N. Y., i689-'9i.
Ogden, Thos. L.
Seaman, Wm. Bleecker
Thomas, Geo. C.
Thomas, Robert McK.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Leland, Benjamin, 1715-1790,
Grafton, Mass. Member of
Train Band, 1757, under Capt.
Samuel Warren. In Capt.
Maynard's Co., Col. Williams'
Regt., for reduction of Can
ada, 1759.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Leland, Ens. Henry, 1680-1732.
Ens., Middlesex Militia, 1726,
Lovewell's Expedition, Father
Rasle's War.
Leland, Charles H.
Leland, Joshua, 1705-1772, Sher-
bourne, Mass. Alarm List,
Capt. Joseph Perry, French
War.
Leland, Herbert M.
Le Maistre, Claude, 1610-1683.

Cadet against Esopus Indians.
One of the 30 provided with
pound of powder each for
service at Harlem.
Bussing, John S.
Coles, H. R. Remsen
Dos Passos, Louis H.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Suydam, Walter L.
Lempriere, Clement. Capt. of the
frigate Centaur, at the siege
of Havana, 1762.
Prince, Laurence L.
LeNoble, Henri, South Carolina.
Member of Gov.'s Council.
Macbeth, Malcolm
Macbeth, Ravenel
Lent, Capt. John, 1725-1768, N.
C. Capt, in Braddock's Ex
pedition against Fort Du-
quesne, 1755. French and
Indian War. Served under
Wolfe at the fall of Quebec,
1759-
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Leonard, Capt. Ebenezer, 1709
 . Appointed by Gen. As
sembly in 1741 to be Capt. of
the 2d Co., Train Band, in the
town of Preston, Conn. Deputy,
1744, '45> '47. '50.
Bennett, Robert R.
Leonard, James, 1621-1691, Taun
ton, Mass. Defended his gar
rison house, King Philip's
War, 1675.
Britton, Edward E.
Denny, Thomas
Leonard, William A.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Leonard, James, circ. 1643-1726.
Deputy to the General Court
of Mass. Bay, 1701, '08, '21.
Leonard, Wm. A.
Lovering, Henry M.
Runk, Louis B.
Leonard, James, Jr., 1677  ,
Taunton, Mass. Representa
tive, 1726, '33, '35.
Lovering, Henry M.
Leonard, John,  1676, Spring
field, Mass. Killed, King
Philip's War.
Bennett, Robert Root
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Fisher, Albert Judson
Haven, Wm.
Homer, Wm. B.
Long, John Conant
Snow, Edgar M.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Wade, James F.
White, William C.
Whitney, Howard F.
Leonard, John,  1668, Taun
ton. In Expedition to Little
Compton, 1691.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Leonard, Josiah, 1658-1689. In the
Falls Fight, under Capt Tur
ner, 1676.
Bennett, Robert Root
Leonard, Capt. Philip,  1785,
Middleboro, Mass. Capt, 3d
Co., ist Regt., i77i-'72.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Leonard, Maj. Thomas, 1641-1713,
Taunton, Mass. Ens., 1665.
Capt, 1690; afterwards Maj.
in command of Bristol Co.,
Mass., Troops. Deputy, 1680-
'90.
Leonard, Harry W.
Moseley, Frank
Perry, John P. H.
Reynolds, George N.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Tyler, Edward R.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Leonhard, Lieut. William, 1734-
1805. 2d Lieut, Capt. Hecht's
Co., Fort George, N. Y., 1772.
Bolmer, Thomas H.
Lequie (L'Escuiyer), Jan, 
1713. In Ens. Dirck Schmitt's
Co. at Esopus, Indian War,
1660.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Lawrence, Robert C.
Luquer, Lea Mel.
Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
L'ESPENARD (LlSPENARD), An-
toine, 1643-1696. Bearer of
military despatches from Gov.
Dongan of N. Y., to Marquis
de Neuville, Gov. of Canada,
16,87. Returning alone in win
ter, he warned the English of
French Expedition known as

Snowshoe Expedition, which
resulted in its defeat.
Bleecker, Anthony J.
Seaman, Wm. B.
Smith, Henry E.
Smith, L. Bayard
Suydam, W. Lispenard
Trevor, Henry G.
Lester, Andrew, 1644-1708. Dep
uty from New London to
Conn. Gen. Court, i693-'97,
1704- '05; from Groton, 1706.
Lester, Maxwell
Leverett, Gov. John, 1616-1679.
A. & H. A. Co., 1639. Sergt,
1642. Lieut, 1652. Agent of
Bay Colony to the English
Court. Maj. - Gen., Mass.
Forces, i663-'73. Member of
General Court, 1663, '64, '65.
Speaker, 1663, '64. Gov.'s Asst.,
i665-'7i, i673-'79.
Everett, Torrey
Fry, Charles
Hart, Samuel
Hubbard, Gardiner G.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Johnson, Charles W. L.
Landon, Francis G.
Landon, Henry H.
Lewis, George W.
Merrill, James C.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Ward, Brownlee R.
Ward, Charles S.
Levis, Samuel, 1649-1734. Member
of Pa. Assembly from Chester
County, 1686, '89, '94, '98, 1700,
i7o6-'o9. Member Provincial
Council of Pa., 1692.
Levis, Henry
Levis, Samuel W.
Starr, Isaac, Jr.
Starr, Louis
Warner, Edward T.
Warner, John
Levis, Samuel, Sr., 1680-1758.
Member of Assembly, Prov
ince of Penn., 1720, '21, '22, '23.
Levis, Samuel W.
Levis, Samuel, Jr., 1711-1794.
Member of Assembly, Prov
ince of Penn., i739-'47-
Levis, Samuel W.
Lewis, Brig.-Gen. Andrew, 1720-

295

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1781. In Va. Indian Wars.
I754"'76, with Washington at
surrender of Fort Necessity; at
Braddock's defeat; Sandy
Creek Expedition, 1756. Brig.-
Gen., 1774. Commander-in-
Chief at Point Pleasant.
McCulloch, Richard
McCulloch, Robert
Stewart, Joseph K.
Lewis, Lieut. Barachiah, 1663-
1710. Lieut, in Major Spurr's
Co., Col. Hilton's Regt, on the
Campaign to Nova Scotia, in
1707, and elsewhere.
Lewis, Isaac Newton
Lewis, Benjamin, 1700  , Truro,
Mass. Member of the Mili
tary Co. in Truro, 173 1.
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Lewis, Maj. David, Sr., 1685-1779,
Va. Served as a Major in the
French and Indian War before
1750, and was Member of the
House of Burgesses, 1779.
Bagnell, Robert A.
Helm, Thomas Kennedy
Lewis, Capt. Eldad, 1711-1784,
Farmington, Conn. Capt,
South Co., 1753, in Old French
War.
Camp, Chas. L. N.
Lewis, George W.
Lewis, John L.
Lewis, Evan, 1677-1735. Member
of Prov. Assembly of Penn.,
i7o6-'i9.
Flagg, Stanley G.
Lewis, Fulton
Lewis, John T., Jr.
Lewis, William F.
Mayer, Henry C, Jr.
Stewart, Andrew
Lewis, Col. Fielding, 1725-1782.
Lieut, 1758. Commander-in-
Chief, Militia, 1761. Member
of Va. Assembly, i76i-'68.
Reid, Francis F.
Lewis, Francis, 1713-1803. At the
attack by Montcalm on Fort
Oswego in 1756. Captured and
turned over to the Indians.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Innes, William Theodore

Lewis, Henry, 1671-1731. Penn.
Assembly, I7oo-'o8-'o9, '15,
'18.
Price, Eli K.
Lewis, Hezekiah, 1720  . In
Capt. Elihu Hall's Co., King
George's War. In Capt. Adam
Hitchcock's Co., French and
Indian War.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Lewis, Isaac, i656-'57-i69I, Char
lestown, Mass. Soldier in King
Philip's War, and a "soldier
grantee" in the Narragansett
Township No. 2.
Witthaus, Guy H.
Lewis, Lieut. James, 1637-1713.
Lieut, Barnstable Co., Mass.,
1678.
Bates, Theodore C.
Brown, Philip G.
Gerry, Allston
Lombard, Josiah L.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Whitcomb, Lawrence
Willcutt, Levi L.
Wolcott, Roger
Young, Innis
Lewis, Capt. James, 1677-1766.
Stratford, Conn. Ens., 1709.
Lieut, 1714. Capt, 2d Co.,
1714. Deputy.
Deming, Judson K.
Jennings, Walter
Jones, Charles L.
Terry, John Taylor
Lewis, Lieut. John, 1631  ,
Lynn, Mass. In Capt. Daniel
Henchman's Co. in King Phil
ip's War, 1675. Under Capt.
Nicholas Manning and also
under Capt. Scottow in 1676.
Libbey, Wm.
Watkins, Walter K.
Lewis, Maj. John, Sr., 1635  .
Member House of Burgesses,
Va. Capt. of Horse in New
Kent Militia, 1680. Justice,
i675._
McGuire, James C.
Thomas, John L.
Lewis, Sergt. John, 1655-1717, New
London, Conn. In King Phil
ip's War. Sergt, Train Band.
Collins, Holdridge O.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Lewis, John, Jr., 1669-1725. Mem
ber of the Virginia Council.
Barret, Richard A.
Block, Geo. Montgomery
Jackson, Nathaniel Francis
Lewis, Marvin Harrison
McGuire, James C.
Thomas, John L.
Lewis, Maj. John, 1683-1739.
Served in the Colonial Wars.
Lewis, John C.
Lewis, Capt. John, i 694-1777.
Capt of 3d Co., Simsbury
Train Band, 1736.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Lewis, Sergt. Joseph, 1676-1749,
Simsbury, Conn. Town Treas
urer, 1711. Deputy, I7i3-'4i.
Sergt., 1724.
Hart, Alfred Lucius
Hawkins, William Elton
Piatt, Lewis Alfred
Lewis, Joseph,  1762, Woburn,
Mass. In Expedition to Crown
Point, 1757.
Wyman, Walter C.
Lewis, Capt. Leonard,  1730.
Capt. of Foot Co., N. Y., 1700.
Member of Assembly from
N. Y., 1699-1701; from Dutch
ess Co., i7i3-'26.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Roe, Charles F.
Smith, Philip H. W.
Lewis, Philip,  1700, Ports
mouth, N. H. He was a sol
dier in King Philip's War, un
der Capt. Wm. Turner, 1676.
Burleigh, Geo. Wm.
Lewis, Robert, 1704-1765. Member,
Va. House of Burgesses, 1744.
Barret, Richard A.
Lewis, Sergt. Samuel, 1648-1732,
Farmington, Conn. Sergt,
Farmington Military Co., 1676.
Atkinson, Charles T.
Sheldon, Frank P.
Thomson, Arthur C.
Lewis, Thomas,  before 1639,
Saco. Counsellor of Prov. of
New Somersetshire (Maine),
1636.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Lewis, Thomas,  1762. Mem

ber of the House of Burgesses
and a member of the Conven
tions, i775-'76, etc.
Lewis, Harry K.
Lewis, Thomas, 1718-1790. Mem
ber of Va. House of Burgesses,
1733, et seq.
Lewis, Charles
Lewis, Charles Birk
Lewis, Harry T.
Lewis, William,  1 671, Lan
caster, Mass. Founder of Lan
caster, 1653. Member of Train
Band, 1661.
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Lewis, William,  1683, Hart
ford, Conn. Hadley and North
ampton, Mass. Trooper under
John Pynchon. Deputy from
Hadley, i662-'63, from North
ampton, 1664.
Booth, Charles E.
Preston, Deming H.
Lewis, Capt. William,  1690,
Farmington, Conn. Capt, 1674.
Deputy, i689-'90.
Aldridge, Fred'k T.
Atkinson, Charles T.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Booth, Charles E.
Lewis, George W.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Preston, Deming H.
Schroeder, Henry
Schroeder, J. Langdon
Whitman, Chas. S.
Lewis, William,  1731, New
town, Pa. Member of Prov.
Assembly, Pa., 1710, '18.
Thompson, Henry B.
Lewis, Col. Zachary, 1731-1803.
Capt. of Spottsylvanis Foot
Co., 1758.
Lewis, John Franklin
Leydecker, Capt. Ryck,  .
Capt, Military Co., Boswyck,
1663. Delegate from Boswyck
to the Landt's Vergadering at
New Amsterdam, 1663. Reg
ister, 1626-74. Schepen, 1661,
'62, '63, '65. _
Demarest, Benj. G.
Corbusier, William H.
Libbee, Lieut. Andrew, 1700-1773,
Eliot, Me. Lieut, of Scarboro

297

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Train Band in King George's
War.
Libby, Charles T.
Libby, Abraham, 1688-1767, Ep
som, N. H. At Fort William
and Mary. New Castle, N. H.,
1708.
Collins, Loren W.
Libby, Anthony, 1649-1718, Scar
borough, Me. Under Capt.
Scottow, 1677. In garrison at
Black Point, 1676.
Collins, Loren W.
Libbey, Wm.
Libby, Henry,  . In the
Expedition against Louisburg,
1745-
Libby, Charles F.
Libby, Isaac, 1690-after 1746. Mem
ber of Rye, N. H., Co. at Fort
William and Mary, 1746.
Libbey, Wm.
Libby (Libbey), John, 1602-1682,
Scarborough, Me. First Select
man, 1669. Bore arms in de
fence of Scarborough, 1675.
Defended Black Point against
Indians, 1676.
Collins, Loren W.
Libbey, Wm.
Libby, Charles F.
Miller, Benjamin de M.
Morrell, George C.
Libby, John, 1636-1720, Ports
mouth, N. H. Defended Black
Point against Indians, 1676.
Libby, Charles T.
Libby, Capt. John, 1665-1750.
Lieut, in action of Breakfast
Hill, 1696. Capt. of Ports
mouth Train Band in Dum
mer's War.
Libby, Charles T.
Libby, John,  . Capt. of
Company in Col. Jedidiah
Preble's Regt, in Ticonderoga
Expedition, 1758.
Libby, Charles F.
Libby, Joseph, 1715-1778, New Dur
ham, N. H. In Capt. Thomas
Bell's Co., in defense of Fort
Edward, 1757.
Collins, Loren W.
Libby, Matthew, 1663-1741, Eliot,
Me. Private in Portsmouth

Train Band in King William's
War. Lived in garrison in
Eliot in Queen Anne's War.
Libby, Charles T.
Lightfoot, Maj. Goodrich, 
1738. Commissioned Major,
1729. Qualified as Justice of
Spotsylvania Co., Va., 1722.
Smith, Rogers M.
Lightfoot, Col. John,  1707,
King and Queen Co., Va.
Member of the Council, 1692-
1707. Auditor General, 1670.
Appointed to the Council,
1695. Commander-in-Chief of
King and Queen Co., Va.
Smith, Rogers M.
Lightfoot, Hon. Philip, 1689-1748,
Yorktown, Va. Member, Royal
Council, i733-'47.
Tarleton, Robert M.
Lillington, Hon. Alexander, 
 . Member, Council of N.
C. and ex officio Governor,
1698.
Middleton, John I.
Lincoln, Col. Benjamin, 1699-
1771, Hingham, Mass. Col. of
Third Suffolk Regt.,  .
Member of King's Council.
Andrew, Henry H.
Lincoln, Cornet Samuel, 1650-
1721, Hingham, Mass. In Capt
Isaac Johnson's Co., Narragan
sett Campaign, King Philip's
War. Soldier in Foot Co. of
Hingham, 1679.
Cutler, Edward H.
Green, Robert M.
Howard, William C.
Whitcomb, Lawrence
Young, Edward B.
Young, George B.
Lincoln, Sergt. Thomas, 
1692. Appointed Ensign of the
Foot Co. of Soldiers of Hing
ham, 1682.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Lincoln, Thomas, 1656-after 1711-
'12. In King Philip's War.
Ladd, Wm. W.
Lindall, Deacon Henry. Deputy
to General Court of New
Haven, 1644.
Cadle, Cornelius

298

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Lindall, Timothy, i 642-1 699. Dep
uty from Salem to Mass. Gen.
Court, 1683.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lindall, Hon. Timothy, 1677-1760.
Deputy from Salem to Mass.
Gen. Court, i7i7-*38. Speaker
of the House, 1720. Councillor,
I727-'3C Judge, 1729. Chief
Justice, i733-'54-
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lindon, Ensign Henry,  1660.
Ensign of Artillery, 1648.
McClintock, Emory
Lindsay, Christopher,  1669.
Soldier and wounded in Pequot
War.
Baker, Alfred L.
Lindsay, John D.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Lindsay, Eleazer,  1669.
Served in King Philip's War
in Capt. Jos. Gardiner's
Co.
Baker, Alfred L.
Lindsay, John D.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Lindsay, Lieut. James, 1730- 1804.
Provincial Forces, Penn., 1757-
'58.
Liggett, Sidney B.
Lindsay, John, 1728  . Soldier
in Va. Troops in French and
Indian Wars.
Rodes, Frank
Lindsay, Capt. Samuel, 1725-1792.
Ens., 3d Battalion, under Col.
Hugh Mercer in Forbes' Ex
pedition, 1758. Capt, 2d Bat
talion, under Bouquet, 1763.
Holliday, John H., Jr.
Lindsley, Ens. Eleazer, 1737-1794-
Commissioned Ens. of a Co. of
Grenadiers in a Morris Co.
Regt., commanded by Capt.
Thomas Hullach, Colonial
Army, 1762.
Tyler, James Monroe
Lines, Ebenezer, 1718-1798. Served
in Capt. Peck's Co., 17 days.
In ist Co., 2d Regt., under
Maj. Hubbard "in ye late
alarm for ye defense of Fort
William Henry and Parts Ad
jacent," 1757.
Lines, Harvey K.

Lines, Theodore T.
Lines, Ralph,  1689, New
Haven. Member of Train
Band, 1646.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Lip, Jan Arianse, 1662-1729. Ber
gen, N. J. Lieut, and later
Capt. in Bergen Militia, 1703
to 1711.
Booraem, Robert Elmer
Lippett, Christopher, 1712-1764,
Cranston, R. I. Deputy.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Lippett, Moses,  1703, War
wick, R. I. Deputy, i68i-'99.
Baker, Albert Allison
Burlingame, Edwin A.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Rice, Herbert Ambrose
Lippincott, Richard,  1683.
Deputy from Shrewsbury to the
General Court or Assembly of
East Jersey, i669-'77.
Lippincott, Joseph W.
Lippitt, John,  1669. Commis
sioner to form government un
der a Charter, May 16, 1647,
Colony of R. I. and Provi
dence Plantations.
Burlingame, Edwin A.
Rice, Herbert A.
Lippitt, Moses, Jr.,  1745, R. I:
Deputy, 1715, et seq.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Lispenard (L'Espenard), Antoine,
1643-1696. Bearer of military
despatches from Gov. of N. Y.
to Gov. of Canada, 1687. Re
turning alone in the dead of
winter, he warned the English
of the French Expedition,
known as the "Snowshoe Ex
pedition," which resulted in its
defeat.
Fox, Noel B.
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Smith, Gouverneur M.
Lispenard, Capt. Anthony, 1683-
1758. Capt. of a company
raised at New Rochelle, N. Y.,
to take part in war against
Spain, i740-*42.
Bleecker, Anthony J.

299

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Cleveland, Robertson Lispenard
Fox, Noel B.
Marshall, Robertson
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Seaman, Wm. B.
Smith, Gouverneur M.
Smith, Henry E.
Smith, L. Bayard
Suydam, W. Lispenard
Trevor, Henry G.
Lispenard, Capt. Anthony, Jr.,
1709-1740. Commissioned Capt.
N. Y. Colonial Forces, July 5,
1740, to take part in war
against Spain.
Suydam, Walter L.
Lispenard, Col. Leonard, 171 5-
1790. Capt, French and Indian
War, 1759. Member N. Y.
Colonial Assembly, i759-'68.
Member First Colonial Con
gress, 1765.
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Seabury, William M.
Smith, Gouverneur M.
Smith, Henry E.
Smith, L. Bayard
Trevor, Henry G.
Litchfield, Lawrence, 1614-1657,
Barnstable and Scituate, Mass.
A. & H. A. Co., 1640, and of
Lieut. Thomas Dymoke's Co.,
in active service with the In
dians, i643-'44.
Litchfield, Edw. Hubbard
Litchfield, Edward H.
Litchfield, Electus D.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Litchfield, William E.
Litchfield, Nicholas, 1680-1750,
Scituate, Mass. Representative,
i738-'42.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Litchfield, Ensign Samuel, 171 5-
1804, Scituate, Mass. Ensign
in Capt. Benjamin James' Co.,
1762.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Lithgow, Capt. William, 171 5-
1798, Popham, Me. Capt,
Swan Island. In command of
Fort Richmond, Western and
Halifax, French and Indian
Wars, 1755.
Willey, W. Lithgow

Litschoe, Lieut. Daniel,  .
Burgher Corps, New Amster
dam. Blue Flag Co., 1653-
'54. Lieut, 1656.
Keith, Boudinot
Little, Ephraim,  . Dep
uty, Plymouth Colony, Mass.,
1697, '98, '1705, '06, '07.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Little, Lieut.-Col. John, 1675-
1750. Monmouth Co., N. J.,
Regt, 1746.
Little, Thomas
Little, William A. .
Little, John, 1745-1822, Schenec
tady, N. Y. Under Capt
John Duncan, in Grenadier
Co., Albany Co. Militia,
1767.
Johnson, Charles W.
Little, Capt. Joseph, 1653-1740. In
King Philip's War, 1676.
Davies, William G.
Denny, Thomas
Sprague, Rufus William
Sprague, Rufus William, Jr.
Little, Moses, 1657-1691, New
bury, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Elwell, Walter E.
Gerrish, Frederic H.
Gerrish, William L.
Hale, Josiah L.
Little, Duncan Mac Dougald
Little, Frederick S.
Little, Henry L.
Newhall, James S.
Little, Capt. Moses, 1724-1798,
Newbury, Mass. Capt, Mili
tia, 1763-75.
Hale, Josiah L.
Little, Francis B.
Little, Josiah
LiTTLEFIELD, FRANCIS, 1619-1712,
Wells, Me. Deputy, General
Court of Mass. Bay, from
York, Me., 1660; from Wells,
1665-76.
Appleton, Francis H.
Bent, Samuel A.
Chase, Walter H.
Sawyer, Isaac H.
Wilson, John A.
LiTTLEFIELD, ENS. FRANCIS, Jr.,
1631-1675. Appointed Ensign

300

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

in York Regt., King Philip's
War, 1668.
Lord, Charles Edward
LiTTLEFIELD, LlEUT. JOHN, 
1696, Wells, Me. Lieut, and
Capt, French and Indian
Wars, 1668.
Appleton, Francis H.
Chase, Walter H.
Durrell, Oliver H.
Parsons, Charles S.
LiTTLEFIELD, LlEUT. JOSIAH, 
1712, Wells, Me. Lieut, Wells
Co. Captured by Indians,
Queen Anne's War, 1708. Shot
by Indians, 1712.
Durrell, Oliver Heber
Littleton, Nathaniel,  1654.
Chief Magistrate of Northamp
ton Co., Va., 1640. Member of
Va. House of Burgesses, 1652.
Member of Council, 1652.
Dennis, James T.
Hobson, Henry W.
James, Thomas
Waters, John S. T.
Littleton, Lieut.-Col. Nathaniel,
 i702-'03, Va. Lieut.-Col.
of Northampton Co., Va.
James, Thomas
Littleton, Col. Southey, 1645-
1679, Accomac Co., Va. Col.
Va. Forces, 1676. Served
against Indians, and under
Gov. Berkeley, Bacon's Rebel
lion.
Dennis, James T.
James, Thomas
Waters, John S. T.
Livermore, Lieut. Elijah, 1730-
1808, Waltham, Mass. Chief
Proprietor of the town of Liv
ermore, Me. Lieut, of Train
Band.
Wilson, John Appleton
Livermore, Corp. John, 1606-1684,
New Haven, Conn. Corp. in
the New Haven Co., 1647.
Chapman, Joseph W.
Clark, Byron N.
Harrington, Charles
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Johnson, Charles W.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Washburn, William D.

Livermore, Lieut. John, 1638-
1718, Watertown, Mass. Sol
dier, King Philip's War.
Brown, Daniel A.
Kingman, William L.
Partridge, Edward L.
Livermore, Samuel, 1701-1773,
Waltham, Mass. Representa
tive, i745-'63, except 1748.
Johnson, Charles W.
Wilson, John A.
Livezey, Thomas,  . Mem
ber of Penn. Assembly, 1765-
'7i-
Robeson, Andrew
Livingston, Major Gilbert, 1689-
1746. Major of Foot, 1737.
Marshall, Wm. St J. E.
Myer, Albert J.
Pillot, Peter S.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Sanford, Henry G.
Livingston, Col. Peter R., 1737-
1794. Militia, N. Y., 1763.
Assembly, 1761, et seq.
Fryer, Robert L.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Livingston, Col. Philip, 1686-1749.
2d Lord of the Manor. At
capture of Port Royal, 1710.
Col. of Provincial Forces.
Member of Council, i725-'49.
Secretary for Indian Affairs,
Prov. of N. Y., i72i-'49.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Barnwell, Morgan G.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Devereux, Walter
Du Val, Clive L.
Fryer, Robert L.
Lawrence, Benjamin B.
Livingston, Philip
Minis, J. Livingston
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Satterlee, Francis LeR.
Strong, Joseph M., Jr.
Livingston, Col. Robert, 1654-1728.
ist Lord of the Manor of Liv
ingston. Member of Council,
Prov. of N. Y., 1698-1701.
Member of Assembly, 1709-
'n.
Austin, William M.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Armstrong, Horatio G.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M., Jr.
Bailey, Theodorus
Barnwell, Morgan G.
Barry, Herbert
Beeckman, Robert L.
Crosby, Edward N.
Crosby, Livingston
Delafield, Edward C.
Delafield, John R.
Delafield, Jos. Livingston
Delafield, M. Livingston, Jr.
De Luze, Philip S.
De Peyster, F. Ashton
De Rose, Edward
Devereaux, Walter
Du Bois, Ernest B.
Du Val, Clive L.
Erving, William V. R.
Fryer, Robert L.
Hamersley, J. Hooker
Howard, Charles E. N.
Hoyt, Henry S.
Hunt, Ridgely
Jones, Charles H.
Jones, O. Livingston
Jones, Oliver L., Jr.
Livingston, Gilbert R.
Livingston, John H.
Livingston, Philip
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
McKinstry, Chas. H.
Minis, John L.
Montgomery, Hardman P. A.
Montgomery, Henry E.
Mortimer, Stanley G.
Myer, Albert J.
Ogden, Thomas L.
Olin, Stephen H.
Pierrepont, Henry E.
Pillot, Peter S.
Plympton, Gilbert M
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Sanford, Henry G.
Satterlee, Francis LeR.
Seaman, Louis L.
Strong, J. Montgomery
Suckley, E. H. Montgomery
Suckley, Robert B.
Thayer, Nathaniel
Livingston, Lieut. Robert, Jr.
("the nephew"), 1687-1725. Re
corder of Albany, 1710. Mayor

of Albany, i7io-'i9. Commis
sioner of Indian affairs, 1715-
'20. Member of General As
sembly for Albany, I7ii-'i5.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Fryer, Robert L.
Minis, John L.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Spalding, George B., Jr.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Livingston, Col. Robert, 1708-
1790. Capt, Militia, "Seven
Years' War." Served on Fron
tier and Fort William Henry.
3d Lord of Manor. Member
Provincial Assembly.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
DuVal, Clive L.
Fryer, Robert L.
Livingston, Philip
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Livingston, Hon. Robert R., 1718-
1775. Capt, Independent Co.
of Foot, N. Y. City Guards,
'755, i76o-'6s. Assembly, 1759-
'74. Admiralty Judge, 1760.
Judge Supreme Court, 1763-
'75. Delegate to Stamp Act
Congress, 1765.
Livingston, Edward de P.
Livingston, John H.
Wainwright, John T.
Wainwright, William P.
Livingston, Gov. William, 1723-
1790. Member of the New
Jersey Assembly, 1758. Mem
ber of the Committee of Cor
respondence, 1774.
DuBois, Ernest Blois
Lloyd, Edward, 1615-1695. Burgess
from Lower Norfolk Co., Va.,
i644-'45. Commander of Anne
Arundel Co., Md., 1650. Com
missioner to make treaty with
Susquehannock Indians, 1652.
General Assembly, 1654. Coun
cil, i658-'66.
Brice, Nicholas
Brice, Philip H.
Howard, McHenry
Merritt, Simon W.
Merritt, William A.
Paca, John P.

302

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Pennington, Josias
Pennington, Wm. C.
Lloyd, Gov. Edward, 1670-1718.
Pres. of Council and ex-
officio Gov. of Province, 1701,
et seq. Member of the Lower
House of Assembly of Md.,
from Talbot Co., 1697-1701.
Major-General, 1707.
Howard, McHenry
Lloyd, Edward, 171 1 -1770, Md.
Member of the Lower House,
1739. Member of the Coun
cil, i743-'68. Treasurer of
Western Shore.
Howard, McHenry
Lloyd, Edward, 1744-1796, Md.
Member of Lower House of
Assembly, i77i-'74.
Howard, McHenry
Lloyd, Henry, 1685-1763, Boston.
A. & H. A. Co., 1703.
Jeffries, John T.
Stone, Charles W.
Lloyd, Hugh, 1741-1832, Chester
Co., Penn. Member of Provin
cial Convention of 1774.
Lloyd, William McClure, Jr.
Lloyd, James. Member of Md.
Assembly, 1712, et seq. Mem
ber of Governor's Council,
I722-'23.
Brice, Philip H.
Lloyd, Capt. John,  1728, Sa
lem County, N. J. Capt, Foot
Co., 1715.
Thompson, Henry B.
Lloyd, Col. Philemon, 1646-1685.
Commissioner, Capt. of Horse
on Chester and Wye River,
1667; served against Indians.
Col. of Horse of Talbot, Kent
and Cecil Cos., 1681. Member
of Assembly, 1671. Speaker of
House of Burgesses, 1678, et
seq. Commissioner to treaty,
Five Nations, 1682.
Brice, Philip H.
Howard, McHenry
Owen, Franklin B.
Paca, John P.
Pitts, Tilghman Goldsborough
Lloyd, Dep.-Gov. Thomas, 1640-
1694. Member and President
of Council, and Dep.-Gov. of

Prov. of Penn. during William
Penn's absence. Chief Magis
trate of Prov., i684-*93. First
Master of Rolls, and Keeper
of Great Seal.
Bickley, Lawrence W.
Collins, Henry H., Jr.
Griscom, Clement A.
Griscom, Clement A., Jr.
Griscom, Lloyd C.
Griscom, Rodman E.
Jackson, Oswald
Lloyd, Malcolm, Jr.
Lukens, Alfred B.
Milnor, Thomas W.
Moore, Clarence
Morris, Henry
Lobdell, Isaac,  1718, Hull,
Mass. King Philip's War.
Served under Capt. Wood-
worth in the Sudbury Fight,
1676.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Locke, Lieut. John, 1626-1696,
Portsmouth and Hampton, N.
H. In Indian Wars. Killed
by the Indians.
Brown, David H.
Hanson, Henry Hall
Hanson, Stacy Locke
Hunnewell, Wm. Bowne
Parker, Henry R.
Locke, Surgeon William, 1628-
1720. Surgeon, Mass. Forces,
Mount Hope Campaign. King
Philip's War.
Mott, Luther W.
Sears, Walter J.
Lockwood, Ephriam, 1641  ,
Watertown, Ct. In Campaign
of 1757, and French and In
dian War. Enlisted several
times during 1757 and 1758
in different companies.
Lockwood, Jay C.
Lockwood, Lieut. James, 1683-
1769. Representative from
Norwalk, 1721. Ens. of North
Co. or Train Band, 1729.
Lieut, 173 1. Capt, 1737.
Major of 9th Regt. of Conn.
Col., 1739- Lieut.-Col.,
1751.
Lockwood, Thomas St. John
Lockwood, Lieut. Jonathan, 1639-

3")3

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1688, Norwalk, Conn. Colonial
Forces of Conn. Deputy.
Chambers, Walter B.
Coffin, William K.
Lockwood, James B.
Lockwood, Luke V.
Reynolds, John J.
Lockwood, Joseph, 1638-1717, Fair
field, Conn. Deputy, 1696, '81.
Sergt.
Jennings, Walter
Lockwood, Sergt. Robert, 
1658. Sergt, Fairfield, Conn.,
Regt, Capt. Nathaniel Seeley.
Barlow, Elbert Spicer
Bell, Jared W.
Coffin, William K.
Crandall, Arthur L.
Crandall, Orestes A.
Dwight, Frederick'
Enos, Alanson T.
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
Jennings, Walter
Lockwood, Joseph Eugene
Lockwood, Thos. St. John
McClintock, Emory
Reynolds, John J.
Seymour, Henry P.
Terry, John Taylor
Wakeman, Robert P.
Logan, Sergt. Benjamin, 
1810. In Col. Bouquette's Ex
pedition and Dunmore's Ex
pedition, 1774.
Throckmorton, Chas. W.
Logan, James, 1674-1751. Member
Provincial Council, Penn.,
i702-'47. Acting Gov., 1736-
'38.
Coles, Walter D.
Hilles, William S.
Wister, Rodman
Logan, William, 1718-1776. Mem
ber Governor's Council, Penn.,
i747"'7«-
Coles, Walter D.
Wister, Rodman
Lokar, Henry, 3d, 1684-1759. In
Capt. Josiah Brown's Co.,
i747-'48, King George's War.
Leland, Charles H.
Loker, Henry,  1688, Sudbury,
Mass. In Sudbury Fight, King
Philip's War, 1676.
Litchfield, Wilford J.

Loker, John,  , Sudbury,
Mass. In garrison at Sudbury,
King Philip's War, 1676.
Gage, Herbert E.
Stone, Charles W.
Lombard, Jedediah, 1641  . A
soldier in King Philip's War.
Wolcott, Roger
Long, David, i7io-'i2-i783. Served
in the Colonial Militia in
the year 1748, in Capt. John
Evans' Co., Worcester County,
Md.
Long, John Dudley
Long, Robert, 1593-1664, Charles
town, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Dixon, Willis M.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Morris, Seymour
Starkweather, Frank H.
Stone, Chas. W.
Stone, Jacob
Talbot, Joel F.
Thompson, Abijah
Walton, Charles S.
Longfellow, Nathan, 1690-1730.
Member of Lieut Joseph
Sweet's Co.
Scales, John
Longfellow, Ens. William, 1651-
1690, Newbury, Mass. Ens. in
Expedition against Canada un
der Sir William Phips, 1690.
Drowned near Anticosti.
Dorman, William B.
Gerry, Allston
Longfellow, Alexander W.
Mallett, Percy S.
Scales, John
Woodman, Clarence E.
Longley, Deacon John, 1 682-1758.
Representative from Groton to
General Court -of Mass. Cap
tured by Indians in a raid,
1699, and held prisoner for
five years until ransomed.
Adams, Herbert L.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Longley, Joseph, 1724- 175 8. En
listed for French and Indian
War, 1758. Mortally wound
ed at Battle of Fort William

304

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Henry and died at Greens-
burg, N. Y.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Longley, Wm., 1614-1680, Groton,
Mass. Clerk of Groton Co.,
1664.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Longley, William,  1694.
Served in garrison under Capt.
Parker to guard Groton. Mas
sacred, 1794.
Adams, Herbert L.
Loockermans, Lieut. Govert, 
1 671. Member, Burgher Corps,
1653. Lieut, in N. Y. Militia,
1670. One of the Nine Men,
i647-'49. Schepen, i657-'6o.
Indian Interpreter, 1658. In
dian Commissioner on Raritan
River, 1663. Led attack on
Indians at Corlears' Hook,
1643. Lieut, 1673.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Fryer, Robert L.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Suydam, Walter L.
Loomis, John, 1 622-1 688, Wind
sor, Conn. Deputy General
Court.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Loomis, Joseph, 1590-1658, Wind
sor, Conn. Deputy, 1643-
'44-
Booth, Charles E.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Enders, John O.
Gaines, Fred'k F.
Hayes, Marshall Crane
Isham, Norman M.
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer
Shepard, Edw. M.
Smith, William D. G.
Loomis, Joseph, 1616-1687, Wind
sor, Conn. Member of the
Windsor Troop, King Philip's
War.
Byington, Charles S.
Byington, Wm. W.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Fall, Charles G.
Foote, Andrew Giraud
Foote, John C.
Loomis, Joseph, 1651-1699. Under

Maj. William Whiting. Expe
dition from Windsor to Deer
field, 1694.
Partridge, Edward L.
Loomis, Capt. Joseph, 1682-1748.
Conn. Militia, 1723, et seq.,
Father Rasle's War.
Barnes, Alfred C.
Loomis, Capt. Matthew, 1703-
1764, Bolton, Conn. Ens., 1752.
ist Lieut, Invasion of Canada,
1758. Capt, 1761.
Baxter, James P.
Loomis, Nathaniel,  1688,
Windsor, Conn. Trooper un
der Maj. John Mason, ist
Conn. Cavalry, 1658.
Douglas, Walter B.
Fall, Charles G.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Loomis, Archie Harwood
White, John B.
Loomis, Lieut. Samuel,  1689,
Westfield, Mass. Ens., 1674.
Lieut,  .
Booth, Charles E.
Hayes, Marshall Crane
Loomis, Charles J.
Loomis, John H.
Smith, William D. G.
Wade, John P.
Loomis, Sergt. Samuel,  1711,
Westfield, Mass. Sergt. in
Westfield Train Band.
Booth, Charles E.
Loomis, Thomas,  1689. Mem
ber, ist Troop, 1658. Trooper,
King Philip's War.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Jones, Charles L.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Loomis, Thomas, i655-'56-i746.
Served in King Philip's War,
i675-'76. Member of a Troop
of Horse, i757-'58, under the
command of Capt. John
Mason.
Loomis, Archie Harwood
Loper, Capt. Jacob,  before
1653, New Amsterdam. Mem
ber of Council of New Nether
land, 1649. Capt.-Lieut. of the
Dutch Navy.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.

305

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Lord, Capt. Abraham, 1699-1779,
Berwick, Me. Capt York Co.
Troop, Col. Sir William Pep-
perrell's Regt, 1757. Capt. of
Blue Troop of Horse.
Bennett, Larkin E.
Lord, Calvin
Lord, Benjamin, 1667-1714. Rep
resentative from Saybrook,
i709-'io.
Edwards, Edward Junius
Lord, Nathan H.
Lord, Nicholas, 1726  . Private
in 2d Co. of Militia in the
town of Berwick, commanded
by Capt. Hill. In Sir Wm.
Pepperrell's Regt.
Lord, Calvin
Lord, Capt. Richard, 1611-1662.
Capt, ist Troop, Colony of
Conn., i657-'58.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Cox, John L.
Day, Robert Webster
Grinnell, William M.
Inches, Geo. B.
Lord, Frank H.
McAllister, Heyward H.
Lord, Richard, 1636-1685, Conn.
Deputy, 1669, et seq.
Cox, John L.
Fish, Henry M.
Lord, Lieut. Richard, 1647- 1727.
Ens., Lyme, Conn., Train Band,
1703. Lieut, 1708, of New
London Co., Queen Anne's
War.
Culver, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Kobbe, George C.
Kobbe, Philip F.
Noyes, Charles P.
Richards, Frederick B.
Sill, Frederick S.
Sill, Howard
Wade, James F.
Waite, Horace F.
Lord, Lieut. Richard, 1669-1712.
Lieut, 1700. Commissioner,
Mohegan Land Claim, 1705.
Cox, John L.
Day, Robert W.
Lord, Judge Richard, 1690-1776,

Lyme, Conn Deputy, 1729.
Judge of Quorum, 1740.
Noyes, Charles P.
Lord, Robert,  1683. Served
twenty years in Indian Wars.
Preston, Howard W.
Roberts, James A.
Roberts, Joseph B.
Lord, Captain Samuel, 1689-1762,
 , Me. Captain of the Ber
wick Company, First York
County Regiment commanded
by Sir William Pepperrell.
Fall, Charles G.
Fall, George H.
Lord, William, 1623-1678. Deputy.
Lord, Nathan H.
Loring, Ens. Benjamin, 1672-1723,
Hull, Mass. Ens. in Hull Mili
tary Co.
Bates, Theodore C.
Loring, John, 1630-1714, Hull,
Mass. Deputy to Gen. Court,
1692. Town Clerk. Select
man.
Loring, Philip Quincy
Loring, Capt. John, 171 5  ,
Plympton, Mass. Commanded
Co. in Col. Joseph Thatcher's
Regt; Crown Point Expedi
tion, i755-'s6.
Barker, E. Tobey
Kingman, Wm. L.
Lawrie, Andrew W.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Noyes, James A.
Sleeper, Henry D.
Sleeper, Stephen W.
Whiting, Jasper
Loring, Ens. Joseph, 1738-1795,
Hingham, Mass. In the Expe
dition to Crown Point, 1756-
'57, under Gen. Winslow, Col.
Gridley's Regt Ensign in
Capt. David White's Co. at
Fort William Henry.
Young, Edward Blake
Young, George Brooks
Loring, Joshua, 1688  , Boston.
A. & H. A. Co., 1722.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Loring, Thomas, 1661-1738, Hing
ham, Mass. Representative,
I72I-'25.
Rogers, Allan

306

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Loring, Lieut. Thomas, 1668-1717.
Lieut., Mass. Militia.
Howe, Herbert M.
Lothrop, Barnabas, 1636-1715,
Barnstable, Mass. Assistant,
Plymouth Court, 1681, et seq.
Councillor, 1692-1715.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Rich, William T.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Tyler, Harry B.
Tyler, Sidney F.
Lothrop, Capt. Ebenezer, 
 , Norwich, Conn. Ensign,
1740. Lieut, 1742. Capt,
.1745-
Ridgely, Charles
Lothrop, Ebenezer, 1743-1815,
Barnstable, Mass. Private, in
Expedition to Nova Scotia.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Stafford, Morgan H.
Lothrop, Capt. Elisha,  .
Ens. and Capt. of Sixth Co.,
Conn. Col. Troops, 1746. Dep
uty, 1766, et seq.
Ridgely, Charles
Lothrop, Capt. Joseph, 1624-1702,
Barnstable, Mass. Deputy,
1667. Member of Council of
War, 1676; Military Co.,
1643. Lieut, and Capt, Indian
Wars.
Allen, Frederic P.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Bement, Robert B. C.
Danforth, Allen
Griggs, Chauncey M.
Griggs, Theodore W.
Lothrop, Arthur E.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Monfort, Frederick D.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Lothrop, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1693-
1774. Lieut, 1745. Served in
the capture of Louisburg, un
der Gen. William Pepperrell,
i745-'46. Served in Capt.
Coit's Co. in the campaign of
1757 against the Indians.
Hutchings, George Long
Lothrop, Judge Samuel, 1620-1700.
Member Barnstable Co , 1643.

In Maj. Willard's Expedition
against Ninigret, 1654. Relief
of Uncas, under Lieut. James
Avery, 1657.
Avery, Samuel P.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Henry G.
Hart, Richard H.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Inches, Geo. B.
Ives, Marvin A.
Jerome, John L.
Lathrop, Henry W.
Lathrop, Chas. Gardner
Lathrop, Joseph
Lawton, Daniel L.
Moses, Zebina
Ridgley, Charles
Stark, Charles G.
Wickwire, Arthur Manley
Wolcott, Roger
Young, William H.
Lothrop, Capt. Samuel, 1685-1754.
At Port Royal, 1710. Ens. in
1721, Fourth Train Band,
Conn., 1724. Capt, Second
Train Band.
Ridgely, Charles
Lothrop, Lieut.-Col. Simon, 1689-
1774. Commanded a Conn.
Regt at Louisburg, 1745.
Fry, Charles
Hooker, Edward W.
Hyde, Clarence M.
Hyde, Edwin F.
Hyde, Frederick E.
Hyde, James N.
Hyde, Samuel Mead
Lord, Chas. E.
Merritt, Alan D.
Young, Innis
Young, William H.
Lott, Col. Johannes, 1692-1775.
Commissioned Col. of Regt. of
King's Co., 1738. Member,
Colonial Assembly, i727-'6i.
Ditmas, Chas. A.
Louw, Matthys,  . Served
in 1715 against Indians in a
Foot Co. of Militia, in Capt.
Johannes Vernooy's Co., Col.
Jacob Rutsen's Regt, Ulster
Co., N. Y.
Keator, Frederick Rose,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Lovejoy, John,  1690, Andover,
Mass. In Capt. Joseph Gar
diner's Co., Narragansett Cam
paign. Later in Capt Samuel
Brocklebank's Co., at Marl
boro, King Philip's War.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Sherman, Roger
Wetherbee, Winthrop
Lovejoy, Joseph, 1734-1814. In
Col. John Hart's Regt, Crown
Point, 1758.
Haskell, Frederick A.
Stewart, Henry P.
Lovett, Major Daniel, 1692  ,
Mendon, Mass. Lieut, 1730.
Capt, 1735. Maj., 1743.
Adams, Edward M.
Brown, Paul
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Lovett, Capt: James, 1648  ,
Mendon, Mass. Sergt., 1689.
Ens., 1693. Lieut, 1710. Capt
later.
Adams, Edward M.
Brown, Paul
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Lovewell, Capt. John, 1691-1725,
Dunstable, Mass.
Pecquakett, 1725.
Camp, Edward N.
Low, Major Anthony, -
R. I. Militia, 1726.
1713, et seq.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Low, Cornelis Peterson, 1670-
 . Trooper under Capt.
Hendrickus Beekman, Kings
ton, i686-'87, period of French
Invasion.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Low, Sergt. David, 1667-1746.
Sergt. in Expedition to Canada,
1690.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Low, Capt. David, 1700-1771. Ens.
in Mass. Militia, 1746. Capt,
Essex Militia.
Low, William G, Jr.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Low, Vice-Admiral John, 
 . In command of Win-
throp's fleet sailing for Salem,
April, 1630. Commander of
ship Ambrose.

Killed at

— 1752.
Deputy,

Patch, Charles Endicott
Whipple, Durand
Low, John, R. I. Deputy, 1682,
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Low, Lieut.-Col. John, 1731  ,
Warwick, R. I. Deputy, 1773-
'74"'75- Lieut-Col., 1774.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Low, Lieut. Petrus, 1697  .
Lieut, in the Blue Artillery
Co., Capt. John Waldron.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Low, Petrus, Jr., 1727  . In
Fort at N. Y. under Capt. John
Waldron, i744-'45-'46 (King
George's War).
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Low, Pieter Corneliss,  .
In Capt. Matthis Matyson's
Kingston Co. of Foot, i686-'87.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Low, Col. Stephen,  1788, R. I.
Deputy, i746-'57-'6i. Lieut.-
Col., 1752. Col., 1757.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Lowe, Lieut.-Col. Henry, 
1717. Commanded the Militia,
St. Mary's Co., 1696. Judge
Provincial Court, Md., 1697.
Deputy, Comm.-Gen., 1695-
'97-
Browne, Bennet B.
Lowe, Major John,  1701.
Major of the County Militia.
Rep. of the House of Bur
gesses for St. Mary's Co.,
etc.
Jenkins, Austin L.
Jenkins, Spalding L.
Lowe, Thomas, 1632-1712, Ipswich,
Mass. In King Philip's War.
Cutler, Edward H.
Lord, Charles E.
Martin, George Washington
Patch, Charles Endicott
Paul, Edward J.
Lowell, Abner, 1711-1761, Pema
quid, Me. Ambushed by In
dians at Fort Pemaquid and
wounded, May 26, 1747.
Lowell, Payson T.
Lowell, Gideon, 1672-1751, New
bury, Mass. Under Capt.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Thomas Noyes, Newbury Co.,
1688.
Daggett, Geo. H.
*LUBBERTSEN, FREDERICK,  1 679.
One of the "Twelve Men."
Mersereau, John D.
Lucas, Basil, 1718-1779, Prince
George's Co., Md. Soldier in
Capt. George Beall's Co., 1748.
Gregg, Maurice
Ludington, Capt. Henry, 1739-
1817. Private in Capt. Foote's
Co., 2d Conn. Regt, at Battle
of Lake George, Sept. 8, 1755.
Private in Col. Andrew Ward's
Regt., Crown Point, Apr. 19,
1756. Private in relief of Fort
William Henry, under Col.
Newton, Aug., 1757. Private
in Campaign of 1759, Quebec,
Sept. 13, 1759. Appointed
Lieut, by King George II, 1760.
Commissioned Capt. by Gov.
William Tryon, Feb. 13, 1773.
Van Schaick, Arthur P.
Van Schaick, Harrison L.
Ludlow, Dep-Gov. Roger, 1590-
1665. Governor's Assistant,
Mass. Bay Colony, 1630. Dep.-
Gov., 1634. With Mason in
Pequot War. Dep.-Gov., Conn.,
1639. Com.-in-Chief of Conn.
Forces in anticipated conflict
with Manhattoes and Dutch.
Burling, Wm Raymond
Edgar, Clinton Goodloe
Lewis, George W.
Nicoll, Fancher
Shelton, George G.
Shelton, William A.
Short, William
Smith, George W.
Smith, Leroy
Thompson, F. Diodati
Thompson, John T.
Thompson, Joseph T.
Thompson, William P.
Walsh, Samuel A.
Ludwell, Gov. Philip,  .
Member of King's Council,
i676-'83. Member of the Pro
vincial Assembly, 1676-77.
Deputed to raise men and

* Service not now qualifying.

horses, Indian War, 1676.
Proprietory Gov., Prov. N. C,
i693-'97.
Chandler, Walter
Lee, Edmund J.
Ludwell, Col. Philip, 1672-1727,
Burgess, Va., 1695. Member
of King's Council, i7io-'i5.
Chandler, Walter
Lee, Edmund J.
Lummis, Edward, 1606-1682, Ips
wich, Mass. Served in Pequot
War, 1637.
Lummis, Benjamin R.
Lummis, Charles A.
Lummis, William
Lund, Thomas,  1721. Posted
in the "Queen's garrison," 1702,
in Col. Jonathan Lyng's Co.
Had a garrison house of his
own in 1711.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Lund, William, 1686-1759. In
Mr. Thos. Lund's garrison
house in 1711. Took part in
the Indian attack and massa
cre at Dunstable, 1728.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Lunt, Henry, 1653  , Newbury,
Mass. Sir William Phips'
Expedition to Quebec.
Libby, Charles T.
Morse, Glenn T.
Wolcott, Roger
Luquer, Abraham,  1764. In
Capt. Francis Titus' Co., Kings
County Militia, 1715.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Lux, Darby, 1695-1750. Member
of General Assembly of Md.,
1748-1750.
Wilson, James G.
Wilson, Marshall G.
Wilson, William B.
Luyster, Capt. Cornelius, 1662-
1731. Capt, Light Horse,
King William's War. Magis
trate, Newton.
Trenchard, Edward
Lyford, Francis, 1645-1723. In
Capt Kinsley Hall's Co. of
Exeter, N. H., King William's
War.
Marsh, George S.
Lyll, Capt. Joseph, 1639-1696. In

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

King Philip's War. Capt,
Train Band of Lynn.
Hall, George F.
Lyman, Lieut. Benjamin, 1674-
1723. Lieut, in Northampton,
Mass., Co.
Cox, John L.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Lyman, Elias, 1710-1790, North
ampton. In Capt. Pomeroy's
Co., French and Indian War,
and engaged in the attack upon
Louisburg, 1745.
Beach, Sylvester Woodbridge
Lyman, Lieut. John, 1623-1690.
In command after death of
Capt. William Turner, North
ampton soldiers, Falls Fight,
1676.
Beach, Sylvester Woodbridge
Benjamin, Marcus
Brewster, Samuel D.
Brockway, William S.
Brown, Paul
Collins, Clarence L.
Cox, John L.
Haight, Charles S.
Haight, Frederick E.
Hammond, Lyman D.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Lisle, Lyman
Lyman, Elias
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Moseley, Edward A.
Noyes, James A.
Partridge, Edward L.
Sanford, George B.
Short, Charles L.
Short, Edward L.
Short, Livingston L.
Stearns, Foster W.
Terry, John Taylor
Wight, William W.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Lyman, Lieut. John, Jr., 1660-
1740. Northampton, Mass. In
King Philip's War; Ens.,
Northampton Military Co.,
1682.
Benjamin, Marcus
Lyman, Elias
Terry, John Taylor
Lyman, Lieut. Jonathan, 1684-
1753, Lebanon, Conn., Ens. of
North Co. of South Society in

Lebanon, 1726. Lieut, of same,
or Train Band, in the First
Society, 1729.
Lyman, George H.
Parker, Calvin D.
Partridge, Edward L.
Lyman, Capt. Joshua, 1704-1777.
Fourth in command at Fort
Dummer, under Capt. Kellogg,
1 728-1740. Capt. in Col.
Williams' Regt., 1757. In
Father Rasle's War.
Irwin, John V.
Lyman, George A.
Newman, Clarence E.
Lyman, Capt. Moses, Jr., 1689-
1762, Mass. Capt. from North
ampton in French War, and in
service after fall of Louisburg.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Lyman, Capt. William, 1715-1774.
Lieut. Mass. Militia, 1746.
1755-
Cox, John L.
Lynde, Benjamin, Sr., 1666-1745.
Governor's Assistant, Mass.,
i7i3-'36.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Dorr, Dalton
Smith, Thos. Kilby
Lynde, Benjamin, Jr., 1700-1781.
Governor's Assistant, Mass.,
1737, et seq.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Dorr, Dalton
Smith, Thomas K.
Lynde, Captain John, 1648-1723.
Appointed Member of the
Council of the Colony of
Massachusetts by Royal Char
ter, 1692.
Green, Robert Stockton
Lynde, John,  . Under Major
Willard in King Philip's War.
McKeon, Newton F.
Lynde, Joseph, 1652 -1735, '36.
Member of the Middlesex
Troopers under Capt. Thomas
Prentice, Narragansett Cam
paign.
Baker, Alfred L.
Lynde, Judge Nathaniel, 1659-
1729, Boston, Mass., and Say
brook, Conn., Deputy from

310

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Saybrook, i694-'98, i700-'o6;
Commissioner, i69o-'97; Judge
of Quorum, 1698-1706.
Noyes, Charles P.
Lynde, Sergt. Simon, 1 624-1 687.
A. & H. A. Co., 1658. Clerk
and Sergeant. In King Philip's
War, 1675. Assistant, 1668-
'79-
Ballord, Esek S.
Bates, James H.
Coale, George O. G.
Hart, Samuel
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Noyes, Charles P.
Noyes, Daniel R.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Sill, Howard
Smith, Thomas K.
Lynde, Thomas, 1594 - 1671,
Charlestown, Mass. Deputy,
i636-'37, '45-'52.
Baker, Alfred L.
Fall, George H.
Farwell, John W.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Wolcott, Roger
Lynde, Ens. Thomas, 1615-1693,
Maiden, Mass. Sergt, Maiden
Co., 1658. Ens., 1675.
Baker, Alfred L.
Denny, Thos.
Fall, Geo. H.
Farwell, John W.
McKeon, Newton F.
Morse, Willard S.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Wolcott, Roger
Lyne, Col. William, 1737-1808.
Burgess for King and Queeti
Co., Va., i769-'70, '71. Mem
ber of Committee of Safety,
1775. Col. in Rev.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Lyon, Abiel, 1680-1756. Deputy
for Pomfret, Conn., 1721, '25,
'36.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Lyon, Benjamin, 1668-1720. Mem
ber N. J. Assembly, i7o8-'o9.
Member of Council.
Richards, George Herbert
Lyon, Lieut. Daniel, 1702-1767.
In Capt. Carpenter's Co.,

French and Indian War, 1757.
Ensign, Eastern Parish, 1754.
Lieut, 7th Co., 4th Regt, 1756.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Lyon, Ebenezer, 1692-1764. Ex
pedition to Nova Scotia, 17 10.
Parker, Frederick S.
Lyon, Henry, 1618-1703, Milford,
Conn., and Newark, N. J.
Deputy, i675-'86. Member of
the Council, i683-'86.
Agens, Sylvester Halsey Moore
Goode, George Brown
Murphy, Franklin
Richards, Geo. Herbert
Stewart, Samuel L.
Lyon, Capt. Jabez, 1704 - 1760,
Woodstock, Conn. Capt. of
the 3d Co., 1750.
Chapman, Chandler P.
Lyon, Thomas, 1673 - 1720. In
Robert Hunter's Co., Fusileers,
171 1, Frontier service.
Hincken, Cort R.
Lyon, John H. H.
Paulson, Leonard, Jr.
Stephens, Thomas C.
Lyon, William, 1620-1692, Rox
bury, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1645.
Chapman, Chandler P.
Lyon, Hiram R.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Parker, Frederick S.
Rumrill, Frank
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Lyon, Deacon Wm., 1675-1741.
Deputy, Gen. Court, i734-'4i.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Lyon, Lieut. William, 1729-1809,
Carlisle, Pa. In Provincial
Military service, defence of
frontier against French and
Indians. Lieut, 1757. _ In
Forbes' Expedition against
Fort Duquesne, 1758. Magis
trate, 1764.
Lyon, George M.
Stevenson, Archibald E.
Lyttleton (Littleton), Nathan
iel,  1654. Councillor of
State to Gov. Berkeley, Va.,
1652.
Savage, William L.

3"

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

M

Mabie, Jan Pietersie, '  1725,
Albany, N. Y. Served on all
the alarms and enrolled men
under Colonial sanction. De
fended stone Garrison House
against Indians, Schenectady,
1690.
Long, Oscar F.
Kinnan, Morris Egenton
Reynolds, Henry S.
Maccaney, William, 1630-1703,
Dedham and Wrentham, Mass.
Captured at Battle of Worces
ter, 1651. Soldier in King
Philip's War.
Stowell, Wm. Henry Harrison
Macey, Capt. George, 1630-1693,
Taunton, Plymouth Colony.
Lieut, of Taunton Military Co.,
1665. In King Philip's War.
Capt, 1690. Deputy, i672-'77,
'86.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Brown, Louis
Farnham, Elijah T.
Fisher, Francis P.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Lovering, Henry M.
Miller, Chas. B.
Miller, Edward C.
Murdock, Harold
Murdock, Joseph B.
Mack, Solomon, 1732-1815, Gilsum,
N. H. Served in French and
Indian War, in Israel Putnam's
Co., from Pomfret and adjoin
ing towns, Wyndham Co., Ct.
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer
Mackall, Hon. James, 1670-1716.
Assembly from Calvert Co.,
Md., I7i2-'i3.
Mackenzie, George N., 2d
Mackenzie, George N, 3d
Maclay, Lieut. William, 1737-
1804. Lieut, in Capt. Mont
gomery's Company, 3d Bat
talion of Penna. Militia, com
manded by Col. Mercer; took
part in Gen. Forbes' Expedi
tion against Fort Duquesne,
1758.
Brinton, Howard F.
Macklothlan, Robert,  1690.

Served against French and
Indians, 1688.
Claflin, William B.
Mackworth, Arthur,  1657,
Falmouth, Me. Councillor,
1645; Assistant, 1650.
Jeffries, John T. L.
MacNutt, Col. Alexander, 
181 1. In the expedition against
the Shawnee Indians, 1756,
commanded by Maj. Lewis. In
Gen. Braddock's Expedition
against Fort Duquesne. At
the Siege of Louisburg, 1758,
etc.
MacNutt, Francis A.
Macomber, Capt. Elijah, 1718-
1802, Taunton, Mass. Ens. 5th
Co., 3d Regt., Mass. Militia,
1762. Capt. 5th Co., 1771.
Foster, F. Apthorp
Macpherson, Capt. John, 1726-
1792. Commanded privateer
Britannia, of Philadelphia,
French War, 1757; Spanish
War, 1762.
Burroughs, Wm. B.
Hornor, Wm. M.
Macpherson, Lieut. William,
1756-1813. Ens., 1769. Lieut,
1773. Adjt. 16th Regt. Foot,
British Army.
Hornor, Wm. M.
Macy, Thomas, 1608-1682, Salis
bury and Nantucket, Mass.
Commissioner and Representa
tive from Salisbury to General
Court. Chief Magistrate Nan
tucket, 1675. First Recorder
of Deeds, Nantucket.
Barnard, Job
Barnard, Ralph P.
Jones, Edw. C.
Jones, Philip I.
Robeson, Andrew
Staats, Wm. Richardson
Maddox, John, 1638-1701. Member
of General Assembly, New
Jersey, i683-'85.
Hudnut, Alex. Malieu
Williams, Thomas Wright
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Madison, Ensign Humphrey, 1730-

312

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1770, Augusta Co., Va. Ens.
in Capt. John Dickinson's Co.,
1756.
McMullin, Nelson V.
Magruder, Alexander,  175 1.
Private in Capt. George
Brail's Troop of Horse, Fred
eric Co., Md., 1748.
Magruder, John H.
Magruder, John, 1694-1750. Rep
resented Prince George's
County in House of Burgesses,
1728-45.
Muncaster, Stewart B.
Wells, Walter A.
Magruder, Nathan,  1786.
Associate Judge, Frederick
County, Md. Circuit, 1749.
Member of House of Burgesses,
I75°-'53i 1760-J63. Delegate to
Provincial Congress of Md.,
1774.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Wells, Walter A.
Magruder, Capt. Samuel, 1654-
171 1, Md. High Justice and
Capt. of Militia, Pr. George's
Co., 1696. Member House of
Burgesses, i704-'o7. Commis
sioner, 1697.
Bukey, Benton M.
Duvall, Richard M.
Knight, William W.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Magruder, John Holmes
Muncaster, Stewart B.
Passano, Edward Boteler
Wells, Walter A.
Magruder, Lieut. Samuel W.,
1728-1792. Lieut, of Volun
teers during French and In
dian War from Fred'k Co.,
Md.
Magruder, John H.
Mainard, Zachariah, 1 720- 1 804.
In Captain Josiah Richardson's
(2d Sudbury) Company, 1757.
Keyes, John Maynard
Makepeace, Thomas,  1666-
'67. Member A. & H. A. Co.,
i638-'39- In Narragansett Ex
pedition against the Indians,
1654.
Brown, Francis H.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.

1723 - 1804,
In Capt.
Co., Fort
Expedition,

1710. Cor-

Hoppin, Samuel H.
Mersereau, John D.
Mallary, Abner,
Woodbury, Conn.
Ebenezer Down's
William Henry
1757-
Backus, Brady E.
Maltby, William, 
net in New Haven Troop,
1673.
Brown, Louis
Foster, Reginald L.
Maltoon, Philip,  1696. Served
under Turner in Falls Fight.
Schroeder, Henry
Manchester, Capt. Matthew,
1720-1801, Providence, R. I.
Capt, i747-'48.
Manchester, Harry S.
Mandall, Col. Paul, 1723 -1809,
Hardwick, Mass. Capt. of Co.
Worcester County Regt., 1756
At Fort William Henry, 1758
Capt. First Hardwick Co.
Col. John Murray, 1761. Col.
1774.
Mandell, Samuel P.
Manje, Jan, 1600-1643. Wounded
at Stamford, Conn., in Expe
dition against Indians, under
Capt. Underhill, combined
Dutch and English Forces,
1643.
Burtis, Peter Phillips
Manlove, George, 1650-1694, '95,
Kent Co., Del. Member of
Assembly of Pa. from Kent.
Co., 1692.
Hayden, Horace Edwin
Hayden, William M.
Manly, William,  1717, Eas
ton, Mass. In Capt. Turner's
Co., 1675 ; in Capt. David
Henchman's Co., 1675.
Cutler, Edward H.
Mann, Richard, 1652-1728, Scitu
ate. In Indian Wars in
Conn., and in Narragansett
Sortie.
Banks, David, Jr.
Hull, James W.
Kent, Henry O.
Mann, Charles A.
Mann, Chas. A., Jr.

3i3

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Mann, Elias P.
Mann, Francis N., Jr.
Mann, Matthew D.
Mann, Thomas, i 600-1 694. Wound
ed in "Pierce's Fight," 1676.
Spalding, George B., Jr.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Manning, John, i666-i7i8-'i9.
Soldier in Sir William Phips's
Expedition to Canada, 1690.
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Manning, Corp. John, 1731-1780.
Soldier under Capt. Benjamin
Ballard and Col. Timothy
Ruggles in the first Crown
Point Expedition, 1755. Re-
enlisted under the same Capt.
in the second Crown Point
Expedition, and in this service
was a Corporal.
Libbey, Octavus B.
Manning, Ens. Samuel, 1644-
1710. Representative, 1695.
Ens. in the Militia, Colony of
Mass.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Combes, Abbott C.
Combes, J. de Raismes
Dennis, Rodney
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Leach, Henry Goddard
Leach, J. Granville
Manning, Frank O.
Manning, Prentiss Hubbs
Manning, William T.
Richardson, George E.
Robinson, Lewis A.
Sargent, John S.
Winship, Wm. Henry
Manning, Samuel, Mass. In Capt.
John Stevens's Co., Townsend,
1759-
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Mansfield, Andrew, 1623-1683,
Lynn, Mass. Deputy, 1680-
'83.
Bryant, Fred'k S.
Lord, Charles E.
Sears, Henry D.

Watkins, Walter K.
Mansfield, Joseph, 1694  . In
Capt. Appleton's Co. In King
Philip's War, storming of
Narragansett Fort
Lindsay, John D.
Pike, Warren Austin
Wheaton, Frank
Mansfield, Maj. Moses, 1639-
1703, New Haven, Conn.
Lieut, 1675. Capt, 1676.
Major commanding, 1694.
Served in Indian Wars. Dep
uty. Asst, 1691.
Andrews, James Sherlock
Bishop, William H.
Brereton, Tallmadge H.
Conover, John Thompson
Cowles, Calvin D.
Cowles, Edmund B.
De Forest, Louis Effingham
French, Wm. F.
Huntington, Frederick J.
Lines, Ernest V. R.
Lines, Harvey K.
Lines, Theodore T.
Scudder, Henry T.
Mapes, Ens. Thomas, 1628-1686,
'87. Ensign in Capt Richard
Brown's Co., Suffolk Co., N. Y,
1686.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Marble, Samuel, 1729-1799, Dan
vers, Mass. In Capt. John
Putnam's Co.
Guilford, William W.
March, Col. Clement, New
Hampshire. Col. of Horse
Guards under Gov. Went
worth. Representative from
Greenland in Genl. Court
Clark, Rufus W.
March, George, 1646-1699. Cornet
for the town of Newbury and
Rowley, 1687.
Pettingell, Frank H.
March, Sergeant Hugh, 1673-
1695. "Twenty-four men at
Pemaquid going out to get
wood are shot, four of whom
are dead. Sergeant Hugh
March was killed at first
shot."
Pettingell, Frank H.

314

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

March, Captain James, 1663  .
Captain of a Company in Col.
Francis Wainwright's Regt. in
the Expedition against the
French at Nova Scotia, 1707.
Pettingell, Frank H.
March, Col. John, 1658-1712.
Captain of a Company raised
for the Expedition against
Canada, 1690. Later Major;
Colonel, 1706.
Pettingell, Frank H.
March, Lieut. John, 1676-1751,
Newbury, Mass. Lieut, in
Eastern Expedition, 1707;
Lieut, in Three Years' War;
Lieut, commanding a Co. to
the Eastward, i723-'24.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
March, Joseph, 1727-1797. Mem
ber of Train Band, Capt Ca
leb Cushing's ist Salisbury Co.
of Mass. Militia, 1757.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Marchant, Lieut. John. Ensign of
Yarmouth Company, 1664.
Lieut, of the Military Company
in Yarmouth, 1670.
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Maris, George, 1632-1705. Mem
ber Prov. Council, 1695, Prov.
Penn. Member Assembly,
i684-'93.
Cox, Edwin S.
Dulles, Andrew C.
Hanna, Chas. A.
Hanna, Chas. Augustus
Lamborn, William J.
Maris, Henry J.
Rogers, James S.
Taylor, John Y.
Wood, Arthur K.
Marks, Joseph,  . Soldier
in Capt Buell's Co., sent to
Albany and Schenectady, 1689,
against the French and In
dians. Taken prisoner; es
caped in 1692; was a noted
Indian fighter.
Peters, Theodore L.
Marselis, Ahasuerus, 1678-1724.
Private in Capt. John Sanderse
Glen's Co. of Militia of Sche
nectady, N. Y., 1715.
Loughead, Isaac Marselis

Marsh, Lieut. Alexander, 1628-
1698. In Indian Wars. Dep
uty, 1692.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden
Spencer, Selden P.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Stetson, George R.
Marsh, Cutting, 1729-1818, Haver
hill, Mass. Served in the
French and Indian War, 1756-
'63.
Marsh, Robert
Marsh, Capt. Hezekiah, 1720-
1791, Hartford, Conn. Ens.
in the " rain Band at Hart
ford, 1751. Lieut, 1756.
Capt, 1765.
Marsh, Henry D.
Marsh, Oliver Allyn
Marsh, John, 1643-1727, Hartford,
Conn. Under Major Savage,
King Philip's War. Deputy,
1693.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Cowles, William N.
Isham, Norman M.
Jones, Charles L.
Marsh, Henry D.
Marsh, Oliver A.
Marsh, Capt. John, 1668-1744.
Lieut, Hartford, Conn., 1717.
Capt., Litchfield, 1722. Com
manded Expedition against
Indians, 1726. Father Rasle's
War.
Jones, Charles L.
Marsh, Henry D.
Marsh, Oliver A.
Parsons, Charles L.
Partridge, Edward L.
Marsh, John, 1679-1725. At
Deerfield Meadow, 1704,
Queen Anne's War.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Marsh, Lieut. Jonathan, 1650-
1730, Hartford, Conn., and
Hadley, Mass. Lieut, Had
ley Company, 1682-1715. Dep
uty, 1 701.
Paul, Edward J.
Marsh, Capt. Joseph, 1671-1753,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Lebanon, Conn. Lieut, of
Train Band, 1717. Capt, 1722.
Deputy, 1712, '31.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Marsh, Capt. Joseph, 1705-1755
Ens. Capt Colonial Forces.
Conn.
Stevens, Charles E.
Marsh, Capt. Joseph, Lebanon
Conn. Ens., Lord Loudon's
Expedition to Fort Edward
1757. Lieut, 1761. Capt. 4th
Co., 12th Conn. Regt, 1763
French and Indian War.
Rogers, James S.
Marsh, Capt. Moses, 1718-1796
Commanding Hadley Co.,
Mass. Militia. Relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757.
Marsh, Chas. W.
Marsh, Onesiphorous, 1633 - 1713.
Haverhill, Mass., Garrison
under Sergt. John Haseltine,
1690.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Davies, William G.
Denny, Thomas
Marsh, Robert
Reade, Philip
Thompson, Frank C.
Marsh, Onesiphorous, 1655 - 1732.
In garrison under Sergeant
John Haseltine, 1690.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Marsh, William, Conn. Soldier in
Great Swamp Fight. Deputy,
'774-
Douglas, Walter B.
Paul, Edward J.
Marshall, Capt. David,  , Kent
Co., Pa. Capt. of a Co., 1748,
Associated Companies, of Kent
Co., Pa.
Overfield, Chauncey Percival
Marshall, Eliakim, 1669  ,
Conn. Soldier in King Philip's
War under his father, Samuel
Marshall.
Chapman, Edwin L.
Marshall, Capt. John, 1596-1660.
Capt. of Cavalry in reign of
Chas. I. In the Indian Wars
of Virginia.
Lawton, Edmund Martin

MacDonnell, Austin M.
Marshall, Capt. John, 1700-1752.
Capt of Militia in the French
and Indian War.
MacDonnell, Austin McC.
Marshall, Capt. Samuel, 
1675, Windsor, Conn. Killed
in the Swamp Fight, King
Philip's War. Ens., 1675.
Capt, 1675.
Camak, James W.
Camack, Louis
Chapman, Edwin L.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Gibbs, William B.
Greene, Richard H.
Hyde, Frederic B.
Loomis, John H.
Partridge, Edward L.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Watson, Charles P.
Young, Innis
Young, Jared Wilson
Young, William H.
Marshall, Capt. Thomas, 1613-
1689, Lynn, Mass. Capt. of
Militia Co., 1664. Deputy,
1659 et seq.
Baker, Alfred L.
Bronson, Edward P.
Houghton, William A.
Libbey, William
Monnette, Orra E.
Rollins, Philip A.
Watkins, Walter K.
Marshall, Lieut. Thomas, 1730-
1802. In French and Indian
War, Va. Militia. House of
Burgesses, i762-'6s.
Barton, Randolph
Barton, Randolph, Jr.
Bullitt, Wm. Marshall
Marshall, David Barton
Marshall, David P. B.
Marshall, James M.
Smith, Edwin H.
Smith, Thomas Marshall
Thomas, Douglas Hamilton
Thomas, Douglas Hamilton, Jr.
Marshfield, Samuel, 1630-1692,
Springfield, Mass. Deputy,
i68o-'83-'84
Clark, Lot Curran
Cox, John L.
Foote, John Crocker

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Picher, Oliver S.
Stone, Jacob
Wilder, Edward B.
Marston, Caleb, 1672-1747. Served
at Daniel Tilton's garrison in
Hampton, N. H.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Marston, Ephraim, 1655 - 1742.
Representative, N. Hamp.,
1697.
Mahin, Frank C.
Moulton, John H.
Marston, Isaac, Hampton, N. H.
In King Philip's War.
Pearson, Jos. H. S.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Marston, James, 1697-1767. In
Capt. Whidden's Co., Col.
Joshua Wright's Regt, Cape
Breton Expedition, 1745 ; Col.
Morre's Co. at Louisburg, 1745.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Marston, Lieut. John, 171 5-1786.
Lieut, in Timothy Ruggles'
Foot Co., 1740. At Louisburg,
J745-
Marston, Henry Ward
Marston, John
Marston, John, 3d
Marston, Thomas, 1615 1690.
Representative, Mass., 1677,
and N. H., i68o-'84.
Cadle, Henry
Mahin, Frank C.
Moulton, John H.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Martian, Nicholas, 1591 - 1657.
Member of the Va. House of
Burgesses, i623-'3i-'33.
Barret, Richard A.
Block, Geo. Montgomery
Fetter, George G.
Gray, Coleman R.
Gray, Norborne R.
Henry, John Porter
Thomas, John L.
Martin, Capt. Abram, 1716-1780.
In command with Col. Wash
ington and Gen. Braddock on
their way to Duquesne.
Howard-Martin, Edmund
Martin, Capt. Clement, Sr., 
1775, Savannah; Ga. Member
of Governor's Council.
MacDonell, Alexander H.

Martin, Clement, Jr.,  1775,
Savannah, Ga. Member of
Assembly, 1755; Royal Council,
1755. Councillor, 1763.
MacDonell, Alexander H.
MacDonell, Alexander R.
Saussy, Frederick T.
Martin, John, 1642  , Charles
town. Soldier in Capt. Mose
ley's Co., King Philip's War.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Martin, John, 1632-1713, Reho
both. Served in King Philip's
War.
Rumrill, Frank
Martin, John, 1651-1693, Ames
bury, Mass. At Garrison in
Chelmsford, 1675.
Atwood, Luther
Morrell, George C.
Martin, Ens. John, Jr., 1657-1703.
Ensign of New Piscataway,
N. J., Militia, 1675 and 1681.
McCurdy, Irwin Pounds
Monnette, Orra E.
Scott, Harry Kistler
Martin, John, 3d, New Jersey. In
Capt. John Moore's Co., Col.
Thomas Farmer's Regt, N. J.
Militia, 171 5.
Torrance, Ell.
Martin, Joseph,  1750. In
Capt. Moore's 3d Co., Col.
Thomas Ffarmer's Regt, 1715.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Martin, Col. Josiah, 1698-1778.
Provincial Aide-de-Camp to
Royal Gov., Prov. N. Y., 1757.
Governor's Council, i759-'6i.
Martin, J. Willis
Martin, Richard,  1694. In
King Philip's War.
Stowell, Wm. Henry Harrison
Martin, Lieut Samuel,  1683.
In King Philip's War. Cor
poral in 1675. Was in Great
Swamp Fight, and was made
Lieut, 1675.
Martin, Fred'k Roy
Martin, Thomas, Marblehead,
Mass. One of the soldiers
assigned to the Marlborough
Garrison in Oct., 1675.
Lord, Calvin
Martyn, Richard,  1694. Gov.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Cutt's Council, 1680. N. H.
Legislature and Speaker, 1692.
Chapman, Wm. L.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Libby, Charles T.
Morris, Seymour
Rumrill, Frank
Shepley, George L.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Marvin, Matthew, 1600 1687.
One of Winthrop's outposts on
the Conn., i636-'37. Deputy,
1653.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Booth, Chas. Edwin
Cadle, Cornelius
Case, John E.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Clark, Kenneth
Dutton, Wm. D.
French, Leon L. L.
Fulton, William E.
Hebard, Frederic S.
Marvin, Chancellor S.
Marvin, Samuel W.
Montfort, Fred'k D.
Morse, Glenn T.
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Partridge, Edward L.
Short, John C.
Squires, Geo. Clark
Wolcott, Roger
Marvin, Lieut. Reinold (Rein-
hold), 1633-1676, Lyme, Conn.
Sergt, Saybrook Train Band,
1661. Subsequently Lieut. Dep
uty from Lyme, i670-'75.
Farr, Marvin A.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Marvin, Loren P. W.
Moran, Charles
Myer, Albert J.
Noyes, Charles P.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Spencer, Seldon P.
Webster, Edmund K.
Marvin, Capt. Reynold, 1669-1737,
Lyme, Conn. Deputy repre
senting Lyme in the General
Court for thirteen years be
tween 1711-1728. Capt of
Militia, 1718.

Blackwood, Norman J.
Spencer, Seldon P.
Webster, Edmund K.
Mascarene, Maj-Gen. Jean Paul,
1684-1760, Boston, Mass. Sen
ior Capt, 40th Regt. of Foot,
1717, and Lieut.-Col. 1742.
Defended Annapolis Royal ;
Lieut.-Gov. Nova Scotia, 1744.
Maj.-Gen. British Army,
1758.
Hubbard, Paul M.
Mason, Lieut. Arthur, 1674  .
Second Lieut, of Grenadiers in
Col. John March's Regt., Nova
Scotia Expedition, i7o6-'o7.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Mason, Capt. David, 1726-1794,
Boston, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1754. Lieut, under Capt. Tap-
ley, of Salem. In French and
Indian War. Commanded a
Battery at Fort William Henry.
Gunner in Capt. Green's Co.,
1758. Organized the first
Train of Artillery in Boston,
and was its Capt-Lieut,
1763.
Bryant, Henry
Bryant, Jas. S.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Mason, Col. George, Sr. County
Lieut. Stafford Co., Va., 1675.
Represented his Co. in Bacon's
Assembly, 1676. Espoused the
popular side in the House of
Burgesses. Indian Wars, 1675-
1684.
Carleton, Henry G
Colston, Frederick M.
Hornor, William M.
Raborg, H. Mason
Raborg, Thomas M. T.
Robinson, Charles B.
Throckmorton, Charles W.
Mason, Col. George, Jr., 1670-
1711. Capt of Rangers, 1699-
1700. County Lieut, Stafford
Co., Va., and under Gen. Nich
olson in Indian Wars.
Hornor, William M.
Raborg, H. Mason
Raborg, Thomas M. T.
Throckmorton, Charles W.
Mason, Col. George, 3d, 1690-

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1735. County Lieut. Stafford
Co., Va., 1719. Member As
sembly, i7i8-'28. Burgess,
i7i8-'26. Member of the
Knights of the Golden Horse
shoe Expedition under Gov.
Spotswood.
Raborg, H. Mason
Raborg, Thomas M. T.
Robinson, Avery
Robinson, Charles B., Jr.
Throckmorton, Charles W.
Mason, George, 1725-1792, Doeg's
Neck, Va. Member House of
Burgesses, 1759. Member last
Colonial Assembly before Rev
olution; Author of Bill of
Rights, 1776.
Wallace, Elliott L.
Mason, Capt. Hugh, 1605-1678,
Watertown, Mass. Lieut.,
1645. Capt, i652-'78. Deputy,
1635, et seq. Council of War,
1676. Commander of Volun
teers against Manhattoes, 1664.
Commanded Company in Sud
bury Fight, King Philip's
War.
Ayer, James B.
Baker, Frank
Bent, Samuel A.
Brown, Francis H.
Brown, Otis S.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Farwell, John W.
Frost, Walter C.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Hill, John B.
Lea, James H.
Learned, Francis M.
Mason, Chas. F.
Mason, Theo. B. M.
Merriam, Frank
Partridge, Edward L.
Richardson, William E.
Stevens, Wm. S. B.
Stone, Chas. F., Jr.
Wade, Alfred B.
Wade, Herbert T.
Wheeler, Horace L.
White, John B.
Woodworth, Andrew Joslyn
Young, Edward B.
Young, George B.
Mason, James, 1625-1667. Gov

ernor's Council, Col. Va., 1652-
'54-
Cleeman, Richard A.
Mason, Maj. John, 1 600-1 672.
Lieut, under Sir Thomas Fair
fax in the Netherlands. Com
manded in Pequot War, 1637.
Asst, i64i-'59. Dep.-Gov.,
i659-'69. Commissioner for
United Colonies, i647-'6i. Dep.
Gov. under Charter from
Charles II, 1662. Maj. and
Commander-in-Chief of Conn.
Militia. Organized first Troop
of Horse in the Colony, 1657-
•58.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Arms, Frank T.
Atkinson, Chas. T.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Bissell, Eugene
Bissell, George P.
Bissell, Pelham St. Geo.
Brown, George L.
Buel, Clarence
Bunce, Jonathan B.
Camp, Edward N.
Davison, Chas. M.
Davison, John M.
DePeu, John
Dewey, Edward W.
Dewey, George A.
Fisher, James H.
Fitch, Edwin O., Jr.
Fitch, Winchester
Glidden, John M.
Glidden, Joseph W.
Hamlin, Albert C.
Hart, George W.
Harvey, Erwin M.
Hewit, James H.
Hillhouse, Francis
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Jewett, Stephen
Kennedy, Elijah R.
Kennedy, Sidney R.
Lee, Edward C.
MacVeagh, Eames
Marsh, Wm. L.
Mason, Amos L.
Metcalf, William P.
Norris, Henry McC.
Norton, Thomas H.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Price, Henry R.
Rogers, James S.
Stevens, Chas. E.
Symonds, Chas. S.
Thomson, Arthur C.
Turner, Luther G.
Tyler, Mason W.
Warren, Walter P.
Watson, Wm. H.
White, Wm. C.
Whitney, Drake
Mason, Lieut. John, Sr., 1645-1730.
Lieut, Mass. Militia.
Brown, Francis H.
Mason, Ens. John, Jr., 1677-1739.
Ens., Mass. Militia.
Brown, Francis H.
Mason, Col. John Tufton, 171 3-
1787. In Louisburg Expedi
tion, 1745.
Hayes, William A.
Hayes, Wm. A. 2nd
Hill, John F.
Mason, Joseph, 3d,  . Soldier
in Capt. Hercules Mooney's
Co., Crown Point Expedition,
'757-
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Mason, Robert,  1700, Med
field, Mass. Served under
Lieut Nath. Reynolds in 1676.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Mason, Robert Tufton,  .
Chancellor, 1680, and Council
lor, 1685.
Hill, John F.
Mason, Thomas, 1625-1676, Med
field. Killed in the defense of
Medfield under Lieut. Henry
Adams, when that town was
partially destroyed by the In
dians under "Monaco" in King
Philip's War, 1676.
Mason, William Lyman
Massie, Thomas,  1732. Bur
gess for the Assembly for
New Kent Co., Va., 1722-
-'26.
Doneghy, John T.
Masten, Johannes, 1678  . In
Co. of Capt. Wittaker, Regt. of
Col. Jacob Rutson (Ulster Co.,
N. Y), 1715.
Keator, Frederic Rose
Masterson, Edward, 1705 - 1760.

Soldier of Va Troops in
French and Indian Wars.
Rodes, Frank
Mather, Atherton, 1663 - 1734.
Rep. of Suffield for four years.
Bain, Robert E. M.
Mather, Lieut. Joseph, 1686-1749,
Lyme, Conn. Lieut, ist Co.,
1738.
Mather, Frederic Gregory
Smith, Gouveneur M.
Smith, H. Erskine
Smith, L. Bayard
Mathes, Capt. Francis, 1669-1755,
Durham, N. H. Capt. of a Co.
of Militia; Selectman for
twenty years ; Representative
to the General Court, 1728-
'32.
Mathes, John Ralph
Matthews, James,  1686. A
member of the Yarmouth Co.,
under Lieut. Wm. Palmet, 1643.
Deputy to the Gen. Court of
Plymouth Colony, 1644, from
Yarmouth, 1664.
Clark, Homer P.
Matthews, Lieut. Rogers. Lieut.
Md. Militia, defense against
Indians, 1694.
Hall, William C.
Mathewson, Francis, 1680-1750.
Deputy, R. L, General Assem
bly, 1734-
Preston, Howard Willis
Mathewson, Henry, 1646 - 1690.
Deputy, R. I., General Assem
bly, 1685-1701.
Preston, Howard Willis
Mathewson, Lieut. John, 
171 6, Providence, R. I. Lieut,
Colonial Troops.
Dyer, Horace E.
Matthewson, James,  1682.
Deputy, R. I., 1680.
White, Hunter C.
Mattoon, Philip,  1696. Un
der Major Appleton, Narra
gansett Campaign. Also under
Capt. Turner, Falls Fight.
Foote, Horace A.
Graves, Albert M.
Hering, Oswald C.
Knapp, Henry E.
Mattoon, Richard,  1706. Ex-

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eter, N. H. Killed by Indians,
July 33, 1706, at Exeter,
N. H.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Maudesley, vide Moseley.
Maury, Rev. James, 1717-1769.
Chaplain, 1756, in Militia of
Louisa Co., Va., under Col.
Washington, campaign against
Fort Duquesne.
Nichols, Maury
Maverick, Sergt. Elias, 1 604-1 684,
Rumney Marsh, Roxbury,
Mass. A. & H. A. Co., 1654.
Sergt, 1658.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Brown, David H.
Evans, George F.
Marble, John Emerson
Walton, Charles S.
Maxfield, Clement,  1692.
Stationed with a garrison at
Medfield during King Philip's
War, 1676, etc.
Mersereau, John D.
Maxwell, Bezabel, 1751-1828. A
member of Capt. Doack's Co.,
Va. Militia, 1774. Also in an
expedition against the Indians,
1774. With Capt. Shelby,
1775-
Cowan, John M.
Houston, DeVerne C.
Houston, Edw. M.
Houston, Junius W.
Maxwell, Capt. Hugh, 1733-1799-
French and Indian Wars, 1755-
'64. Prisoner at Fort William
Henry, 1756. Lieut, Co. of
Foot, Col. Joseph Ingersoll's
Regt., 1762.
Maxwell, Francis T.
Maxwell, William
Maxwell, Col. James,  1728,
Md. Capt. of Rangers, 1692.
Member Md. House of Bur
gesses, 1694-1727. Major,
1695. Lieut.-Col., 1702. Col.,
1716. High Sheriff, Baltimore
Co., 1696-1702.
Reifsnider, John Milton
Maxwell, Capt. John,  1814,
Ky. Captain of the Augusta
County, Va., Militia, 1762.
Cowan, John M.

Deane, John M.
Deane, George R. C.
Houston, DeVerne C.
Houston, Edw. M.
Houston, Junius W.
Maxwell, Thompson, 1742 - 1836.
In Co. of Rangers under Capt.
Lovell at Battle of Fort Ann.
Under Gen. Abercrombie at
Ticonderoga, i758-'59- At
Taking of Isle aux Nois and in
battle near Chambly, 1760. At
Bloody Run under Gen. John
Stark, 1763.
Pomeroy, Robert W.
May, John, 15 90- 1670, Roxbury,
Mass. In Roxbury Military
Co., 1647.
Bates, Daniel M.
Brown, John Barker
Inches, Geo. B.
Morris, Seymour
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Mayberry, Richard, 1735 - 1807.
Under Sergt. Thomas Chute
at New Marblehead, 1757.
Maybury, William J.
Walker, Richard Henry
Mayberry, William, 1710  ,
New Marblehead (Windham),
Me. Under Sergt. Thos.
Chute, 1747, Capt Berry, 1747;
Capt. Hills, i748-'49. French
and Indian War.
Bodge, George M.
Mayhew, Gov. Thomas, i 592-1 681.
Deputy from Watertown,
Mass, i636-'37- Gov., 1647-
'81, and Commander of Mar
tha's Vineyard, Prov. of N. Y.,
under commissions from Govs.
Lovelace and Nichols.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Bullen, Dana Ripley
Burroughs, William B.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Cook, Ansel G.
Daggett, Chas. D.
Daggett, George H.
Daggett, William G.
Eaton, Berrien Clark
Eaton, Theodore H.
Folger, Walter A.
Lathrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Lovering, Henry M.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Mayhew, Zeb, Jr.
McGrath, John
Monfort, Fred'k D.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Thomson, George M.
Thomson, Giraud F.
Tupper, James B. T.
Woodruff, Edward L.
Young, Francis C.
Maynard, Jonathan, 1717 - 1782,
Framingham, Mass. Sentinel
in Capt. Brown's Co., 1747.
Hosmer, Jerome €.
Maynard, Capt. Moses, 1697-
1782, Sudbury, Mass. Capt,
ist Foot Co., Alarm List,
1757-
Stearns, Albert H.
Robinson, Francis W.
*Mayo, John,  1676. Barnsta
ble Co., Plymouth Col., Lieut.
Thomas Dymoke, 1643-
'44-
Sears, Walter J.
Mayo, John, 1656-1726, Harwich,
Mass. Representative, six
years.
Mayo, Charles E.
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Mayo, John, 1737-1792. Member
Va. House of Burgesses from
Chesterfield Co., 1769, et seq.,
and Henrico Co., 1772. Mem
ber of Convention, 1775.
Ross, Erskine M.
Scott, Winfield
Thom, Cameron D.
Thom, Cameron E.
Thom, Catesby C.
Thom, Wm. H. De C. W.
*Mayo, Samuel, 1625-1663. Mem
ber of Barnstable Co., Ply
mouth Col., Lieut. Thomas
Dymoke, 1643 -'44.
Sears, W. J.
Mayo, Col. William, 1684-1744.
Major, 1730. Col. 1740,

* Service accepted by New York
Society before organization of Gen
eral Society. Service not now
qualifying.

Goochland Co. Troop, Prov.
Forces, Va.
Crutcher, Edwin R.
Mayo, Edward C.
Peter, Arthur
Thom, Wm. H. De C. W.
McAllister, Archibald, Frances-
town, N. H. In Capt. Alex
ander Todd's Co., Col. John
Goffe's Regt., Expedition to
Canada, 1760.
Chamberlin, Clarence A.
Chamberlain, Jehiel W.
McAllister, John, Francestown,
N. H. In Capt. Alexander
Todd's Co., Col. John Hart's
Regt, Crown Point Expedition,
1758 ; also in Col. John Goffe's
Regt., 1760.
Chamberlin, Clarence A.
Chamberlain, Jehiel W.
McCall, George, 1724-1756. "In
dependent Co. of Foot" in
Philadelphia in 1756.
Hall, William C.
McCall, Major Samuel, 1721-
1762. Major in association
Regt, in French and Indian
Wars.
Balch, Edwin Swift
Balch, Thomas Willing
McCarty, Daniel, 1679-1724. Bur
gess, Westmoreland Co., Va.,
1706. Speaker, House of Bur
gesses, 1715-1720.
Throckmorton, Chas. W.
McClary, Capt. John, 1719-1801.
Epsom, N. H. In Capt
Joseph Thomas' Co. of Scouts,
relief of Epsom, 1747 ; under
orders from Gov. Benning
Wentworth. Capt N. H.
Prov. Militia.
Bangs, Charles M.
Bangs, Frederick L.
McCobb, James, 1710-1792. Cap
tain in a Company in George
town, i747-'49. Justice of the
Peace for the County of Lin
coln. Justice of the Superior
Court of Common Pleas for
Lincoln.
Knowlton, John G. W.
McCollester, Isaac, 1736-1814,
Marlborough, N. H. Appears

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as sentinel on muster roll,
dated Hatfield, Sept. 26, 1755,
of officers and men in his
Majesty's service under com
mand of Israel Williams,
Crown Point Expedition. En
tered service March 15, 1755,
and served until June 3,
1755-
McCollester, Lee S.
McConnell, Lieut. Robert, 1707-
1770. Lieut in Prov. Forces,
Penn., i757-'s8. In Capt
Armstrong's Co. of Rangers,
i755-'56.
Kunkel, Robert S.
Liggett, Sidney B.
McCrea, Major William, 1705-
1763, New Castle Co., Del.
Capt. and Major, Delaware
Regt, French and Indian War,
1 747- 1 748.
Simpson, Jay Maxwell
McCreary, John,  1777. In
1740 a member of the Foot Co.
of Cecil Co., Md., under Capt.
Peter Bayard, enrolled for
service against the King of
Spain.
Green, Thomas E.
McDonald, Lieut.-Col. Angus,
1727-1778. Capt, 1754. Ma
jor, 1765. Lieut, 1774. Sher
iff, 1775. Justice and Dep.
Sheriff, 1776. In Capt. Van
Braam's Command, Washing
ton's campaign against French,
1754-
MacDonald, Harry Peake
McDougall, Gen. Alexander,
1732-1786. Commanded the
Tiger and Barrington, from
N. Y., under letters of marque,
French War, 1756.
Hawkes, E. McDougall
McDowell, Andrew, 1671  .
Ulster Co., N. Y. In French
and Indian Wars, under Capt.
Thomas Ellison.
Bogert, Theo. P.
Bogert, Wm. B.
Huidekoper, Fred'k W.
McDowell, Col. Andrew, 
1778, of Scotland and Pennsyl
vania. Col. of one of the As-

sociator Regts. of Chester Co.,
Penn., i747-'48.
Huidekoper, Frederic W.
McDowell, Lieut. James, 1716
 . Lieut. Augusta Co., Va.,
French and Indian War, 1754-
'63.
Jordan, Scott
McDowell, Capt. John,  1742.
Killed in battle with Indians
at Timber Ridge Church.
Bruce, James W.
Childs, Starling W.
Matthews, Albert
McDowell, Capt. Joseph, 171 5
 . Capt. of Militia, Fred
erick Co., Va. In Border and
French and Indian Wars.
Matthews, Albert
McDowell, Capt. Samuel, Sr.,
1735-1817. Private, Capt.
Samuel Lewis' Co., Augusta
Co., Va., Braddock's defeat.
In Dunmore's War in Col.
Charles Lewis' Regt, at Point
Pleasant in command of his
Co. Capt. Co. of Scouts
against Shawnees. House of
Burgesses, i765-'73.
McDowell, Edward C.
McDowell, Henry
McDowell, Hervey
Smith, Irvin McD.
McIntire, Ebenezer, 1770 -1776.
In Capt. Richard Dresser's
Co., Col. Chandler's Regt, re
lief of Fort William Henry.
McIntire, Chas. J.
McIntosh, Capt. John Mohr, 1700-
1761, Mcintosh Co., Ga. Capt.
Highland Light Infantry, un
der Gen. Oglethorpe, against
the Spaniards, 1740. Wounded
and captured at Fort Moosa,
Florida.
Cuthbert, Charles M.
Winston, Bertram M.
Winston, Fred. H.
McKean, Thomas, 1734-1817, Del
aware. Assembly, i762-'79.
Delegate to the Stamp Act
Congress in N. Y., 1765.
Speaker in the Assembly,
1772.
Buchanan, Roberdeau

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Coale, Geo. O. G.
Ingalese, Richard
McKechnie, Lieut. John, 
1782. Sentinel in Co. under
Capt. North, 1756. Clerk,
i756-'57, with Capt. Bradbury.
In service, i756-'57, '57 to '58,
and 11 weeks 1758. Lieut, in
Capt. North's Co. At Fort St.
Georges, i758-'59. Sergeant of
same Co.
McKechnie, William T.
McKee, Col. William, 1732-1816.
In Braddock's Expedition to
Fort Duquesne. Capt. at bat
tle of The Points and Point
Pleasant in 1774.
Wilson, George W.
Wilson, Henry L.
McKenzie, Major John,  .
Surgeon of 60th Royal Amer.
Regt. of Foot, under command
of Gen. Forbes, Fort Duquesne,
1758 ; Ticonderoga, 1758. Ex
pedition against Quebec, 1759.
Kinzie, John H.
McKim, Lieut. Thomas, 1710-1786.
Lieut, of Militia, Upper Regt
from Brandywine Hundred,
Del., 1756.
Patterson, James W.
Wilson, James G.
Wilson, Marshal G.
Wilson, William B.
McKinnie, Barnabus, Jr., 1685-
1759, Edgecomb Co., N. C.
Civil Officer; Justice of the
Peace ; Member Assembly from
Edgecombe, 1734.
Barrow, Craig
Townsend, George H.
McLellan, Hugh, 1710-1787. De
fence of Narragansett, No. 7,
French and Indian War, 1745.
Coffin, William K.
Foster, Howell
Southgate, Hugh M.
McMillan, Col. Andrew, 1731-
1780. Received Lieutenant's
Commission from Gen. James
Abercrumby "In the Independ
ent Company of Rangers,"
June 26, 1758. Served in Ex
pedition against St. Francois,
1759. Received grant of land

from Provincial Government
for services in Old French
War, 1767. Colonel of nth
N. H. Regt, 1774.
McMillan, Frank G.
McMullin, Edward, 1740 -1798,
Virginia. On Frontier, 1758-
'59-
McMullin, Nelson Van Buskirk
McNeil, Capt. Archibald, Litch
field, Conn. Ens., Col. Lyman's
ioth Conn. Regt, Lord Lou
don's Expedition, Fort Edward,
1757. Capt, Col. Reed's Regt,
1758, and Capt. Col. Wooster's
Regt, Crown Point, 1759..
Against Canada, 1760. Col.
Whiting's Regt., against Mon
treal, 1761, and against Ha
vana, 1762.
Noble, Henry H.
McPherson, Capt. Robert, 1730-
1789. Capt in ist Regt. of
Penn., 1758. Member Prov.
Assembly.
Russell, Alexander W.
Russell, Alexander W., Jr.
Stevenson, Wm. P.
McWilliam, Capt. Richard, 
1781. Capt Co. of Foot, Del.
Militia, 1757. Keeper of the
Great Seal of Delaware. 1772.
Pearce, Thomas D.
Wainwright, Clement R.
Wainwright, Francis K.
Meade, Lieut. Caleb, 1716-1798,
Greenwich, Ct. In French and
Indian War, 1757.
Mead, Spencer P.
Mead, Dr. Amos, 1730 1807,
Greenwich, Ct. Surgeon in the
3d Conn. Regt in the expedi
tion of 1759 against Crown
Point and Ticonderoga.
Webb, Nathaniel
Mead, Israel, 1639-1714. Dor
chester, Mass. In garrison at
Punkapogue, 1676, King Phil
ip's War.
Thompson, Abijah
Mead, Corp. Samuel, 1706-1804,
Harvard, Mass. In Col. Whit-
comb's Battalion, 1755. In
Capt. Israel Taylor's Co., Col.
Wilder's Regt, for relief of

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Fort William Henry, 1757.
Corp. in Capt Whitney's Co.,
Col. Bagley's Regt, 1758.
Patch, Andrew W.
Mead, Stephen, 1728-1806, Red
ding, Conn. In Capt. Peter
Van Derbergh's Co., Dutchess
Co., 1755. Capt, Michael
Thodey's Co., 1755. Repre
sentative from Redding, 1768
and 1770.
Douglas, Charles H.
Douglas, Duncan
Mead, Corp. Sylvanus, 1728-1781.
French and Indian Wars, 1759.
Mead, Spencer P.
Mead, Capt. Thaddeus, 1726-1760,
Norwalk. Capt, 1759; expedi
tion against Crown Point and
Fort Ticonderoga; battle of
Lake George, 1755 ; alarm for
relief of Fort William Henry,
1757
Wood, Walter Aaron
Mead, Zebulon, 1728-1797. Lieut,
in Capt. Peter Vanderburgh's
Co., Dutchess Co., N. Y., 1755.
Mead, Lewis H.
Meeker, William,  1690, New
Haven, Ct. Member of New
Haven Train Band, 1643.
Dean, Sidney B.
Dean, William J.
Meekins, Thomas, Sr.,  1687,
Braintree, Mass. Deputy,
1644.
De Wolf, Edwin A.
Meekins, Edward M.
Meekins, Thomas, Jr., 1643-1675,
Hadley, Mass. Scout attack
on Hadley, King Philip's War.
Belknap, Robt. L.
Dickinson, Frederick
Enders, John O.
Meekins, Edward M.
Meese, Col. Henry,  1681, Va.
Member of House of Burgesses
for Stafford, 1666; of the
King's Council, 1680; Colonel
of the Colonial Militia.
MacDonnell, Austin M.
Ramsay, Henry A.
Meigs, Capt. Janna, 1672-173 9,
Guilford, Conn. Capt, 1717.
Deputy, I7i6-'i8.

Chittenden, Edward A.
Clarke, Edward S.
Fletcher, Truman C.
Meade, Richard W.
Meigs, Henry B.
Stevens, Charles Ellis
Wilcox, Reynold W.
Meigs, Capt. Josiah, 1741 - 1774.
Deputy, Conn. General Court,
1767. Ensign, 1741 ; Lieut,
1743 ; Capt, 1747.
Stevens, Charles Ellis
Mellen, Ens. James, 1732-1769,
Framingham, Mass.
Tillinghast, Charles M.
"Melvin, Capt. David, 1690-1745.
In Pigwacket fight under Capt.
Lovewell, 1725. Capt, 5th Co.,
4th Mass. Regt, Col. Samuel
Willard against Louisburg,
1745-
Palmer, Lowell M.
Melvin, Capt. Eleazer, 1703-1754.
Served under Capt. John
Lovewell against the Indians,
1725. Capt, French War, 1745-
'47, serving in several cam
paigns, and at defence of
Lunenburg, Mass.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H
Woodin, William H.
Melvin, John, 1652-1726, Charles
town, Mass. Under Captains
Joseph Sill and John Cutler,
King Philip's War.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Melville, Henry
Palmer, Lowell M.
Woodin, William H.
*Melyn, Cornelis, 1602 - 1674.
President of Eight-Men, 1643,
Prov. of New Netherland.
Patroon of Staten Island, 1642-
'59-
Houston, Wm. C, Jr.
Howard, Edwin G.
Libbey, William
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Rutherfurd, John _
Rutherfurd, Morris
Terry, John Taylor, Jr.

* Service not now qualifying.

325

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Melyn, Jacob, 1640- 1706. In Foot
Co. at Esopus, 1660, Capt.
Dirck Schmitt. Capt. and
Deputy, Elizabeth Town, 1673-
'74, Dutch Restoration.
Ames, Louis A.
Duffield, Howard
Mendenhall, Benjamin, Chester
Co., Pa. Member of Assem
bly, 1714.
Gheen, Edward H.
Mercer, Gen. Hugh, 1720- 1777. In
French and Indian War, 1755,
and Braddock's Expedition to
Fort Duquesne. Lieut.-Col.
under Gen. Forbes, at Pitts
burgh.
Mercer, Robt. Lee
Tucker, Beverly
Tucker, John S.
Meredith, Capt. Samuel, 1732-
1808. Capt. in Col. William
Byrd's Regt, Old French War.
Jones, David M.
Jones, Paul
Rose, Hiram H.
Rose, Landon C.
Walker, Gustavus A.
Meriwether, Francis, Va. Clerk
of Essex Co., 1692. Member
House of Burgesses from Essex
Co., 1706, '12.
Robinson, James Dixon
Robinson, Robert McTyiere
Stewart, Joseph A.
Meriwether, Nicholas, 1680-1744.
Member of the Virginia House
of Burgesses for New Kent Co.,
i7io-'i6, and for Hanover Co.,
1743-
Barret, Richard A.
Block, Geo. Montgomery
Furlow, Floyd Chas.
Meriwether, Chas. Louis
Meriwether, Hunter M.
Meriwether, William W.
Meriwether, Colonel Nicholas,
1736-1772. Colonel of a Vir
ginia Regiment attached to
General Braddock's Army;
with the aid of three others
carried the General off the
field of battle, 1755.
Meriwether, Charles Louis
Merriam, John, 1729-1798, Con

cord, Mass. Private, ist Foot
Co. of Sudbury, 1757, Capt.
Moses Maynard. Expedition
against Canada, 1759, under
Major-Gen. Amherst
Willis, Henry A.
Merriam, Corp. Samuel, 1723-
1794. Served under Col. Jas.
Minot with rank of Corp.,
1757. In Capt. Benj. Reed's
Co., 1759.
Cowee, James C.
Merriam, William, 1626 -1689.
Trooper in Capt. Curwin's
Troop, Narragansett Cam
paign.
Bronson, Edward P.
Carter, Walter S.
Merriam, Henry P.
Merrick (Meyrick, or Mirick),
Capt. James, 1698 1790,
Springfield and Monson, Mass.
Ens., 1747. Capt, i754-'56. In
expedition for relief of Fort
William Henry.
Merrick, Cyrus H.
Merrick, Henry S.
Merrick, Capt. Nathaniel, 1675-
1743, Harwich, Mass. Capt.
in Colonial Militia.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Merrick, Timothy, 1704 -1784.
Soldier from Methuen in Capt.
Daniel Bodwell's Co., Lieut -
Col. John Osgood's Regt
Kreider, George N.
Merrick, Lieut. William, 1602-
1689. In Duxbury Co. under
Capt. Myles Standish, 1636-
'43. Ensign, Military Co.,
Eastham, Mass., and Lieut, of
same, 1663. Council of War,
1658.
Bryant, Percy
Foster, Albert V.
Ladd, Wm. W.
Merrick, Frederick L.
Parker, Frederick W.
Sears, Walter J.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Williams, Edw. Gilbert
Merrick, William, Jr., 1643-1732,
Harwich, Mass. Representa
tive, 1719.
Snow, Edgar Morton

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Merrill, Corp. Abel, 1671-1759,
Newbury, Mass. Corporal
under Capt Hugh March,
2nd Foot Co., Newbury, 1710-
'11.
Russell, Stevens G.
Merrill, Daniel, 1642-1717, New
bury and Salisbury, Mass. In
Newbury Co., under Capt.
Thomas Noyes, 1688. In
Lieut. - Col. Thomas Noyes'
Co. of Snowshoe Men, 1706.
Daggett, George H.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Merrill, Frank A.
Merrill, Thomas D.
Merriman, Lieut. Caleb, 1707-
1770, Wallingford, Conn. Ens.,
Train Band, 1749. Lieut, ist
Co. of Wallingford, 1756.
Justice, i758-'70.
Hall, Henry O.
Johnson, S. Albert
Merriman, Capt. John, 1659-1742,
Wallingford, Conn. Lieut,
1704. Capt., 1712. Deputy,
1697-1715.
Hall, Henry Orville
Johnson, S. Albert
Merriman, Capt. Nathaniel, 1613-
1693, Conn. Sergt. of Militia,
New Haven, 1665. Lieut, at
Wallingford, 1672. Capt. of
Troop, New Haven Co., 1675.
In Pequot and King Philip's
Wars. Deputy from Walling
ford, 1674, et seq.
Crouse, Daniel N.
Curtis, Geo. Munson
Doolittle, Geo. T.
Dyer, Horace E.
Elton, John P.
Hall, Henry O.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Ives, Marvin A.
Johnson, Edward H.
Johnson, Joseph H.
Johnson, S. Albert
Little, Robt Forsyth
Merriman, Buckingham P.
Myer, Albert J.
Parker, Fred'k S.
Tuttle, Joseph F., Jr.
Whitney, Chas. P.

Wickwire, Arthur Manley
Merritt, Thomas. Deputy to Gen
eral Assembly, Hartford,
Conn., Oct. 12, 1699.
Merritt, Douglas
Merritt, Henry K.
Merryman, Capt. Chas., 1657P9,
1725. Capt. in the Colonial
Militia of Baltimore, 1696.
Perkins, Wm. Henry, Jr.
Merwin, Lieut. Miles, 1721-1786.
Lieut, 10th Conn. Troop, 1764.
Brereton, Tallmadge H.
Conover, John T.
Merwin, Walter L.
Metcalf, Ens. Eleazer, 1653-
1706, Wrentham, Mass. Ens.,
1689.
Farrington, Robt. I.
Hill, Henry B.
Hill, John W.
Parker, Edw. H.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Metcalf, Capt. Timothy, 1697-
1767, of Wrentham.
Hall, Lewis C.
Meyer, Corp. Adolph, 1661-1711.
Private in 3d Company, raised
to defend Harlem against In
dians, 1663. Corporal of the
Harlem Night Watch, 1676.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Dos Passos, Louis H.
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
La Bach, Paul M.
MlCHIELSEN, REYER, 1 653  ,
Member of the Night Watch,
Harlem, 1676.
Ryer, George S.
Ryer, James B.
Middleton, Gov. Arthur, 1681-
1737. Commissioner to Va.,
171 5. Member and Speaker of
the Commons. President Con
vention of 1719. President of
Council, and Gov., i725-'30,
Prov. S. C.
Middleton, John Izard
Norris, Charles C. P.
Middleton, Edward,  1685.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Member Grand Council, 1678-
'84, Prov. of S. C.
Middleton, John Izard
Norris, Charles C. P.
Middleton, Hon. Henry, 1717-
1784. Member and President
of the Council, Prov. of S. C.
President of Congress, 1774.
Middleton, John Izard
Norris, Charles C. P.
Middleton, Jonathan, 1684-1754.
Soldier in the Indian War,
1706.
Hall, Henry B.
Mifflin, John, 1714-1759. Com
missioner, defence of the Prov.
of Penn., 1745. Prov. Council,
1752. Indian Conference of
Easton, 1757.
Mifflin, James
Mifflin, William
Mighill, Stephen, 1651  , Row
ley, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Spofford, Paul N.
Mighill, Deacon Stephen, 1707-
1783. Clerk of Capt. Pear
son's Co. of Cavalry, 1757.
Spofford, Charles M.
Miles, Capt. John, 1644-1704.
Ens. in command of New
Haven soldiers in garrisoning
Westfield, Mass., 1675. Lieut.
under Major Robert Treat,
Great Swamp Fight. Capt. of
New Haven Co. Wood Creek
Expedition, 1693, King Wil
liam's War.
Baldwin, Wilson L.
Dwight, Frederick
Miles, Frederick P.
O'Conor, John C.
Pond, Charles H.
Pond, Nathan G.
Pond, Nicholas M.
Pond, Winthrop
Sanford, George B.
Warren, Walter P.
Wylie, George S.
Miles, Richard,  1663, New
Haven, Conn. Deputy, 1648-
'49. Clerk of Artillery, 1648.
Judge, 1639.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Jewett, Stephen

Miles, Lieut. Richard, 1672-1756.
Lieut. Port Royal, 1710. Lieut.
New Haven Train Band,
1712.
Dwight, Frederick
Smith, Wyllys K.
Milk, Capt. James, 1711-1772,
Falmouth. Capt, Indian Wars.
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Noyes, Edward D.
Millard, Robert. Under Capt.
Turner, King Philip's War.
Paul, Edward J.
Miller, Abraham, Sr., 1 672-1749.
Soldier in Father Rasle's War.
Wounded at North Hampton,
Mass., August, 1724.
Miller, Robert F.
Miller, Abraham, Jr., 1720-1785.
Enlisted Dec. 3, 1754, in Berk
shire Co., Mass., Miiitia. Pri
vate under Maj. Seth Pom
eroy, Expedition to Canada,
1747.
Miller, Robert F.
Miller, Abraham, 1735-1815. Non
commissioned officer in the
Penn. Militia, French and In
dian War.
Akers, Matthew L.
Miller, Amos, 1713  . Mem
ber of 5th Company, Capt.
John Stanton, of Groton, 4th
Regt, Col. Eleazer Fitch,
Lieut-Col. Israel Putnam,
Campaign of 1759.
Miller, Henry Lewis
Miller, Andrew, Jr-,  1716.
In Canada Expedition, 1690.
Served in N. Y. Militia, Suf
folk Co., Regt, Brookhaven
Co., 1715.
Smith, Leroy
Miller, Elijah, 1725-1776, White
Plains. First Lieut, of Capt.
Fowler's Co. of Foot in the
Middle Battalion of the West
chester Militia.
Cornell, Thomas Lavender, 2d
Miller, Gayen,   . Pa.
Assembly, 1714.
Gest, Alexander P.
Gest, John M.
Miller, Lieut- John George, 1715-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1762. Lieut-Col. James Burd's
Regt., Prov. Forces, 1760.
Egle, Wm. H.
Law, Robert D.
Lobingier, Andrew S.
Lobinger, Chas. S.
Talbot, Archie L.
Miller, John, 1632-1711, Yar
mouth, Mass. Deputy, Ply
mouth Colony, 1 671 -'82. Coun
cil of War, 1676.
Baker, Alfred L.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Wolcott, Roger
Miller, John, 1640-1715, Kenne-
bunkport, Me. Assemblyman
from Cape Porpoise, 1685.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Libby, Charles T.
Miller, Captain John, 1737-1807,
Soldier in French and Indian
Wars. Private in Captain
Benjamin Pratt's Company in
the Expedition to Canada, 1758.
Lieutenant and Captain in the
Revolutionary War.
Talbot, Archie Lee
Miller, Josiah, 1679-1729, Yar
mouth, Mass. Selectman, 1707-
'22. Town Treasurer, 171 5-
'27. Rep., 1727.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Miller, Lieut. Robert, 1715  ,
Lyme, Conn. Ens., 1755. Lieut,
1756.
Marsh, George S.
Miller, Lieut.-Col. Samuel, 1696
 . Lieut-Col., ist Regt., of
Horse, 1736.
Botsford, Harry G.
Miller, William,  1690, Ips
wich, Mass. Served against
Indians.
Webb, William S.
Millet, Hon. Thomas, 1689-1761,
Dover, N. H. Representative
from Dover, 1731, et seq.
Speaker of the House, 1755.
Judge of the Sup. Ct, 1740-42.
Captain.
Smith, William D. G.
Mills, Benjamin, 1651  , Ded
ham and Needham, Mass.
Served under Captain Thomas

Brattle, of record 24 August,
1676.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Mills, Capt. John,  1812,
Amherst, N. H. Served in
Capt. Alexander Todd's Co.,
Regt of Col. John Hart, in
Crown Point Expedition, 1758 ;
in invasion to Canada,
1760.
Hill, Wm. Carroll
Mills, Timothy, 1667-1752. Served
in New York Militia, Suffolk
County Regt., Smithtown Co.,
1715.
Smith, Leroy
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Miner, Ens. Clement, 1640-1700,
New London, Conn. In King
Philip's War. Ens., 1693-
'95-
Stout, John K.
Miner, Dr. Joseph, 1636-1712,
New London and Stonington,
Conn. Deputy, 1696-1706. In
King Philip's War.
Cadle, Cornelius
Peet, Emerson W.
Reed, Latham G.
Miner, Capt. Manassah, 1647-
1728. Stonington, Conn. Ens.,
New London County Troops,
1693. Capt. in Expedition
against Canada, 1709. Indian
Adviser, 1694. Deputy, 1698-
1718.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Miner, Lieut. Simeon, 1708  .
Stonington, Conn. Deputy to
the General Court, 1739 to
1 76 1. Ens. and Lieut, of
Stonington Train Band.
Randall, John F.
Miner (Minor), Capt. Thomas,
1608-1690, Pequot, Conn. Sergt,
1649. Deputy, i65o-'5i, etseq.
Capt, King Philip's War.
Chief Military Officer at Mys
tic, 1665.
Abbott, Everton J.
Adams, Edw. M.
Byrns, Robert A.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Clark, Fred'k Hamilton

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Critchlow, George R.
Dennison, Ira W.
Fletcher, Paris
Hawkins, William Elton
Hull, James W.
Lewis, Charlton T.
Meacham, Franklin A.
Miner, Charles E.
Miner, Edward G.
Miner, George L.
Miner, Karl R.
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther Wright
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Peet, Emerson W.
Randall, John F.
Reed, Latham G.
Russell, Julius Wm.
Smith, Albert Y.
Stout, John K.
Suydam, Walter L.
Tuttle, Albert
Minor (Miner), Ephraim, Stoning
ton, Conn. In Narragansett
War. Deputy, 1676.
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Randall, John F.
Suydam, Walter L.
Minor, Capt. Ephraim, 1675-1762,
Stonington, Conn. Lieut., Ston
ington Train Band, 1707. Capt,
1715. Deputy, i722-'28; from
Woodbury, i734-'35.
Abbott, Everton J.
Randall, John F.
Minor, Capt. John, 1 634-171 9,
Woodbury, Conn. Capt, 1684.
Indian Commissioner and In
terpreter. Deputy for Strat
ford and Woodbury, 1667-
1710. In French and Indian
Wars, i707-'o8.
Abbott, Everton J.
Beach, Bennett S.
Clark, Frederick Hamilton
Critchlow, George R.
Hawkins, William Elton
Judson, William V.
Minor, John C.
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.

Robinson, Frederick M.
Treadwell, George C.
Tuttle, Albert
Minor, Col. Joseph, 1673-1774,
Woodbury, Conn. Ens., 1712.
Lieut, 1720. Capt, 1724. Col.,
1745. Deputy.
Adams, Edw. M.
Beach, Bennett S.
Minor, Capt. Matthew, 1708-
1778, Woodbury, Conn. Ens.,
1747. Lieut, 1754. Capt,
1757-
Abbott, Everton J.
Minor, Seth,  . In Capt. Eben
ezer Down's Co., Relief of
Fort William Henry, 1757.
Minor, John C.
Minot, George, 1594-1671, Dor
chester, Mass. Deputy, 1635-
:36-
Bent, Samuel A.
Clark, Arthur W.
Hunt, Henry W.
Minot, Grafton W.
Minot, James
Minot, Joseph G.
Wells, Wellington
Wetherill, Charles
Minot, Cornet George, 1703-1744.
Cornet, Dorchester Troop,
1 741.
Hunt, Henry W.
Minot, James
Minot, Joseph G.
Minot(t), Capt. James, 1653-1735,
Concord, Mass. Deputy, 1700-
'01. Capt, 1684.
Bent, Samuel A.
Brown, Otis S.
Clark, Arthur W.
Depew, Chauncey M.
Melville, Henry
Minot, James
Moore, George H.
Shuart, William H.
Swain, William C.
Warren, Charles E.
Wells, Wellington
Minot, Col. James, 1694-1759,
Concord, Mass. Col. French
and Indian War, 1756.
Depew, Chauncey M.
Mitchell, William A.
Warren, Charles E.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Minot, John, 1648-1690, Dorches
ter, Mass. In Capt. Edward
Hutchinson's Co., Mount Hope
Campaign, King Philip's War,
1675.
Minot, Joseph G.
Minot, Lieut. John, 1730-1805.
Lieut. South Independent Co.,
Dorchester, Mass. Capt.
Withington, at Castle Wil
liam, 1768.
Hunt, Henry W.
Judson, William V.
Minot, Joseph G.
Minot, Col. Stephen, 1662-1732,
Boston. Had charge and cus
tody of clothing brought him
by John Wentworth, 1714.
Botsford, Harry G.
Mirick, John,  . Under Capt.
Sill in King Philip's War.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Miserole, Capt. Jan, 1685-1756,
Brooklyn. In Capt. Daniel
Aersius' Kings Co. Militia,
171 5. Capt, 1728.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Mitchell, Edward, 1715 1801,
Bridgewater, Mass. Repre
sentative, 1769-70.
Rogers, Allan
Mitchell, Ens. Jacob, 1649-1675,
Bridgewater, Mass. Killed
by Indians on his way to
the garrison at Dartmouth,
Mass.
Bennett, Robt. Root
Cushing, Luther S.
Fuller, Linus E.
Goddard, Lester O.
Howard, Charles E. N.
Kingman, William L.
Rogers, Allan
Mitchell, Matthew, 1590-1645.
Deputy, 1637, when was voted
that "There shalbe an offen
sive warr against the Pe-
quoitt" Asst, 1638. Served
in garrison at Saybrook Fort
under Lieut. Lion Gardiner,
Pequot War. Indian Fight,
Conn. River, 1636.

Abbott, Everton J.
Adams, John Q.
Benjamin, Marcus
Depew, Chauncey M.
Depew, Chauncey M., Jr.
Depew, Lawrence
Farnham, Elijah T.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Hurd, Ethan O.
Hurd, Rukard
Judson, William P.
Judson, William V.
Kissam, Henry S.
Ladd, Wm. W.
Latham, Harry Woodville
Merritt, Alan D.
Mitchell, William A.
Noble, Henry H.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Smith, Robert A.
Stebbins, Albert K.
Terry, John Taylor
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Mitchell, Matthew,  , Stam
ford. Signed Compact with
Pyncheon at Springfield, 1636.
Clerk, 1640. Founder of
Stamford, 1641. One of five
Commissioners to form Provin
cial Government, 1641. Elected
to Govern Town, 1641. Rep.,
1637. Pequot War.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Mitchell, Lieut. Matthew, 1709-
1792. Lieut. Capt. Downs'
Co., Fort William Henry
Alarm, 1757.
Benjamin, Marcus
Mix, Sergt. Timothy, Jr., 1740-
1824, Conn. Sergt. in Capt.
James Peck's Co., 1757.
Thorpe, Burton Lee
Mixer, Isaac, 1603-1655, Water-
town, Mass. Clerk of the
Train Band, 1654.
Fulton, William E.
Heald, Clarence E.
Monnette, Orra E.
Wyman, Walter C.
Moale, John, 1695-1740. Member
Lower House of Assembly,
Md., from Baltimore Co.,
1735, et seq.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1708-1744, Lieut, of

1669-1759, Ens. of

Jones, Arthur L.
Moale, William A.
Vickers, Wm. Handy Collins
Modsley, Thomas,  1706, Dor
chester, Mass. Soldier in gar
rison at Punkapog in King
Philip's War, June 24, 1676.
McKechnie, Wm. T.
Moseley, John G.
Moffett, Col. George, 1735-1801.
Capt. of Militia, Augusta Co.,
Va., before 1764, later Col.
in French and Indian Wars.
Matthews, Albert
Moffett, Lieut. John,
Augusta Co., Va.
Militia, 1742.
Jordan, Scott
Matthews, Albert
Monroe, Ens. William
Lexington, Mass.
Militia.
Baker, Frank
Brown, Francis H.
Hopkins, Alfred F.
Hopkins, Neville M.
Monsall (or Mousall), John,
1596-1665, Mass. Deputy, 1635.
A. & H. A. Co., 1641.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Eldridge, Wm. H.
Goshorn, Alban O.
Goshorn, Edwin C.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Monsall, Ralph,  1657,
Charlestown, Mass. Deputy,
i636-'38.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Montague, John, 1681  . At
Deerfield Meadows, Falls
Fight, 1704.
Wilder, Edward B.
Montague, Peter, 1 603-1 659. Mem
ber House of Burgesses, Va.,
from Nansemond, i652-*53 ;
from Lancaster Co., i65i-'58.
Anderson, John F.
Caine, Paul
Gilbert, Robt James, Jr.
Hays, Edgar Clinton
Robertson, Henry M.
Montfort, Lieut. Peter,
1726, Flatlands, L. I.
of Foot Co., Kings Co., Militia
at Amersfort, 1700.

1652-
Lieut

Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Moody, Dr. Caleb, 1637-1698,
Newbury, Mass. Deputy,
i677-'78. Sergt. Newbury Co.
Deering, Henry
Fall, Charles G.
Felton, Samuel M.
Fessenden, Francis
Gage, Herbert E.
Howe, Edward W.
Hubbard, Phineas
Hunt, Arthur K.
Noyes, Edward D.
Spofford, Chas. M.
Moody, Rev. Samuel, 1675-1747.
Chaplain to the York, Me.,
Garrison, i698-'99. Chaplain
in Louisburg Expedition, 1745.
Fall, Chas. G.
Rockwood, Charles G.
Mooney, Capt. Hercules, of Col.
Messerve's Regt, Fort Wil
liam Henry.
Pond, Charles H.
Pond, Nicholas
Moore, Archelaus, 1722 - 1786.
Served 148 days in Indian
War, from July 4 to Dec. 4,
1746.
Moore, Howard P.
Moore, Benjamin, 1678 - 1728,
Southold. In Capt John
Cooper's Troop, Col. Henry
Smith's Suffolk Regt., 1715.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Moore, Bernard,  . Virginia.
Member House of Burgesses,
Va., 1752.
Taylor, Carter B.
Taylor, John B.
Taylor, Robert R.
Moore, Sergt. Isaac, 1622-1705,
Farmington, Conn. Sergt.,
Train Band, 1649. Deputy,
1657P8.
Booth, Charles E.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Hart, Richard H.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Powell, Lyman Theodore
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Moore, Gov. James,  1709.
Commanded first Expedition
against Spaniards in St Aug-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

ustine, 1702. Gov. St Croix,
1700.
Middleton, John I.
Waring, Thomas P.
Moore, Gov. James, 1640-1706,
Charleston, S. C. Deputy,
1683. Member of Council.
Receiver General. Gov., 1700-
1702.
Middleton, John I.
Postell, John C.
Moore, Gen. James,  1723,
South Carolina. Col. Tusca
rora War, 1713. Lieut-Gen.,
Yamassee War, 1715. Gov.,
1719.
Postell, John C.
Moore, Rev. John,  1657,
Southampton, L. I. Deputy
and Commissioner, 1644.
Burroughs, Wm. B.
Moore, Albert R.
Moore, John,  1677. Deputy
to the General Court of Conn.,
1653, et seq.
Adams, Frederick C.
Bissell, William P.
Douglas, Walter B.
Fulton, William E.
Hayden, Wm. M.
Ingraham, Wm. S.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Moore, John H.
Moore, John, Jr., 1645 1700,
Windsor, Conn. Asst, 1696-
'98, Col. of Conn.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Hayden, Horace E.
Ingraham, William S.
Moore, John Henry
Sherman, Roger
Moore, Ens. John,  1702, Sud
bury and Lancaster, Mass.
Sergt, 1670. Ens., 1689. In
garrison, 1676, et seq. Repre
sentative, i689-'90.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Daniels, Walter Edward
Fisher, Albert Judson
Parker, Geo. T.
Poole, Chas. C.
Stone, Charles W.
Moore, Col. John, 1686 -1749.
Alderman, N. Y. City, i730-'37.
Capt. of Militia, N. Y. City,

1738. Col., 1738. Member
Gov.'s Council, 1745-49.
Haughton, John P.
Haughton, Richard
Huntington, Charles R.
Moore, T. Channing
Moore, Hon. John, 1658-1732.
Member Gov.'s Council, South
Carolina, 1684.
Bellas, Henry H.
Haughton, Richard
Hayden, Horace E.
Moore, Capt. John, 1674-1730.
Capt in Col. Thomas Farmer's
N. J. Regt., 171 5.
Monnette, Orra E.
Moore, Jonathan,  Newbury,
Mass. In Lieut-Col. Thomas
Noyes' Co., 1707.
Daggett, George H.
Moore, Jonathan, 1 669-1741, Lan
caster, Mass. Maintained the
Garrison House at Wataqua-
dock, King Philip's War, 1675-
'76.
Fisher, Albert J.
Stone, Charles W.
Moore, Joseph, 1647-1725. Served
in Mt. Hope campaign. Under
Capt. Prentice as Trooper
from Middlesex Co.
Martin, George Washington
Simmons, Joseph F.
Moore, Joseph, 1712-1790. Served
in the "French War," 1755.
Moore, John Henry
Moore, Col. Maurice, 1694  .
Deputy Lord Proprietor of
Province. Commander of N. C.
Volunteers in Indian War in
S. C. in 1718.
Middleton, John I.
Moore, Oliver, 1707-1774, Lancas
ter, Mass. Private, 2d Foot
Company of Sudbury, Mass.,
under Captain Richardson. In
Campaigns on the Canada Ex
pedition.
Parker, George Turner
Moore, Capt. Richard, i 670-1767,
Oxford, Mass. Capt, 1720.
Deputy, i72o-'2i.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Moore, Samuel, 1632-1688. Dep
uty to General Assembly of

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

N. J., 1668, '71, '82, '88.
Monnette, Orra E.
Moore, Capt. Samuel, 1662-1717.
Capt Militia, Newtown, L. I.,
1689. Under Major Thomas
Lawrence, after the burning of
Schenectady.
Burroughs, Stiles B.
Chambers, Thomas S.
Frye, Jed
High, Everett Nelson
Moore, Albert R.
Moore, Capt. Samuel, 1705-1786.
Lieut, of ist Co., Salisbury,
Mass., 1752. Capt, 1756.
Deputy, i759-'65.
Averill, Henry K, Jr.
Kellogg, George C.
Moore, Major Samuel, 1708-1784,
Hudson, N. H. Lieut, 1744;
Capt, 1758; Major, 1759, in
N. H. Troops.
Moore, Franklin Smedley
Moore, Thomas,  . Member
Train Band, Southold, under
Lieut. Chas. Glover, i652-'53,
in the troubles with Dutch and
Indians.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Moore, Col. William, 1699-1780.
Of Moore Hall. Col. ist As
sociated Regt, Chester Co.,
Militia, Prov. of Penn., French
and Indian War, i747-'48, '55.
Bellas, Henry H.
Smith, Morton W.
Smith, Wm. R.
Ward, Brinton
Morehead, Capt. Charles, 1725-
1783. Captain in the Fauquier
Co., Va., Militia, 1767.
Lewis, Marvin H.
Morehouse, Lieut. Samuel, 
1687. Lieut, Conn., 1686.
Jennings, Walter
McClintock, Emory
Morey, Roger,  . Commissioner,
Providence, 1658.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Morgan, Charles, 1649-1719, Mon
mouth Co., N. J. Quartermas
ter of Militia for Queen's Co.,
N. Y, i689-'9o.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Hubbard, Walter C.

Jones, Walter Rysam
Reichner, Aiken
Morgan, Capt. Daniel, 1712-1773,
Preston, Conn. Ens., 1752.
Lieut, and Capt, 1766. Dep
uty, 1764.
Trowbridge, William P.
Morgan, David. One of the de
fenders of Springfield, Mass.,
during King Philip's War.
Fisher, Albert J.
Morgan, David, 1721  . With
Virginia Troops in the French
and Indian War.
Robinson, Morgan Poitiaux
Morgan, Capt. Francis,  1657.
Capt. of Militia; Burgess for
York, i647-'52-'53.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Morgan, Henry, 1613-1674. Sher
iff of Kent Co., Md., and
Commander of Militia, 1648.
Commissioner for Kent Island
and Asst. to the Commander,
i652-'54. Lower House of
Legislature, 1659.
Browne, Bennet B.
Howard, McHenry
Morgan, Isaac, 1 652-1706. In the
Falls Fight, 1676, under Capt.
William Turner.
Averill, Henry K, Jr.
Kellogg, George C.
Morgan, Capt. Jacob, 1716-1792.
Capt, i7$g-'6$. French and
Indian Wars, Prov. Forces of
Penn.
Ash, Gordon Monges
Kuhn, John J.
Wetherill, Alexander M.
Wetherill, Charles
Wetherill, Richard B.
Morgan, Lieut. Jacob, Jr., 1742-
1802. Ens., Capt. Levi Trump's
Co., Pa. Provincial Troops,
1758. Lieut, i758-'59. Adjt,
1760.
Ash, Gordon Monges
Morgan, James, Jr., — 171 1, Gro
ton, Conn. In King Philip's
War, 1675.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Morgan, James, Sr., 1607-1685,
Groton, Conn. In Pequot War.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

In ist Col. Gen. Assembly of
Colony of Conn.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Morgan, Franklin T.
Morgan, George D.
Morgan, James H.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Randall, John F.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Richardson, Wm. Eddy
Rogers, Morgan Witter
Sherman, Roger
Stetson, Caleb R.
Trowbridge, Wm. P.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Morgan, Capt. James, 1644-1711,
Groton, Conn. Capt. of Dra
goon, 1690. Dep. to General
Court of Conn., 1689-1706.
Was in Great Swamp Fight,
1675.
Randall, John F.
Reed, Latham G.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Morgan, Capt. John, 1645-1712,
Groton, Conn. Lieut, 1692.
Indian Commissioner and
Deputy, 1690; from Preston,
i693-'94.
Brookfield, Henry M.
Heilner, George C.
Morgan, George E.
Morgan, James H.
Morgan, Wm. F.
Morgan, William H.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Sanger, Joseph P.
Sherman, Roger
Talbot, Archie L.
Trowbridge, William P.
Morgan, Capt. John, 1667-1746.
Lieut, of ist Co. of Groton, Ct,
1692. Capt, 1714.
Brookfield, Henry M.
Heilner, George C.
Morgan, John
Morgan, Joseph, 1702-1773. In
Capt. Josiah Kellogg's Co.,
Suffield, 1723*24, and in Capt.
Wright's Co., Brookfield, 1725.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Goodwin, Francis

Goodwin, James J.
Goodwin, Walter L.
Morgan, Sergt. Joseph,
Brimfield, Mass. Sergt. in 2d
campaign against Louisburg,
i758-'59.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Morgan, Appleton
Morgan, Capt. Joseph, 1736-1813.
In Seven Years' War. Capt.
Benjamin Day's Co., Crown
Point, 1755. Sergt. in same in
Canada, 1758. At Fort Wil
liam Henry, 1757. Capt. John
Bancroft's Co., Invasion of
Canada.
Goodwin, Francis
Goodwin, James J.
Goodwin, Walter L.
Morgan, Capt. Miles, 1616-1699.
Built a block house which he
defended against the Indians,
sacking of Springfield, Mass.,
1675.
Barbour, Lucius B.
Bement, Robert B. C.
Bucklin, Harry Masters
Collins, Holdridge O.
Fisher, Albert J.
Freeman, Alden
Goodwin, Francis
Goodwin, James J.
Goodwin, Walter L.
Morgan, Louis S.
Wood, Charles M.
Wood, Ephraim M.
Morgan, Capt. Theophilus, 1703-
1766. Commanded ist Co. of
Killingworth, Conn., 1756,
French and Indian War.
Morgan, William H.
Morgan, Capt. William, 1723-
1777. Sergeant in Joseph
Morgan's Company that
marched to the relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757. He was
ist Lieut, of the Train Band,
6th Company, New London,
1759; Capt,, 1760.
Morgan, Christopher
Morrill, Abraham,  1662.
Member A. & H. A. Co.,
1638.
Monnette, Orra E.
Morrill, Isaac, 1 588-1661, Rox-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

bury, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1638.
Booth, Charles E.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Marble, John Emerson
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Morris, Anthony, 3d, 1654-1731.
Prov. Council of Penn., 1695-
'97. Justice Supreme Court,
1694.
Collins, Henry H., Jr.
Crothers, Stevenson Morris
Davids, Richard W.
Draper, Thomas Wain-Morgan
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Mifflin, James
Mifflin, William
Moran, Charles
Morris, Frederick W.
Morris, Jacob Giles
Morris, Roland S.
Tyson, Anthony M.
Tyson, Matthews S.
Morris, Anthony, Jr., 1683-1763.
Prov. Assembly, Penn., 1722-
'34.
Collins, Henry H., Jr.
Mifflin, Wm.
Morris, Capt. Charles, 1711-1781.
Capt at Minas and Grand
Pri, i746-'47, under Noble.
Surveyor-General of Nova
Scotia. Councillor, 1755-
„ '74-
McIntire, Chas. J.
Morris, Lieut. Edward, ist, 1630-
1689, Roxbury, Mass. Deputy,
i677-'87. First Military Offi
cer of Woodstock, Conn.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robt
Barbour, Wm. W.
Butler, Frank Osgood
Childs, James E.
Christian, George C.
Hammond, Lyman D.
Heaton, John E.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Morris, Seymour
Morrison, Seth Warner, Jr.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.

Strong, Richard P.
Weld, Geo. F.
Morris, Deacon Edward, 1658-
1727, Roxbury, Mass., and
Woodstock, Conn. In expedi
tion under Phipps against
Quebec, 1690.
Stowell, Wm. Henry Harrison
Morris, Lieut. Edward, 3d, 1688-
1769, Woodstock, Conn. French
and Indian Wars.
Morris, Seymour
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Strong, Frederick S.
Strong, Richard P.
Morris, Joshua, 171 3-1 802. Mem
ber of Penn. Assembly, 175 1-
'55-
Levick, Lewis J.
Morris, Gov. Lewis, 1671-1746.
Chief Justice of New York,
1 720- '3 8. • ist Gov. Prov. of
N. J, i738-'46.
Burrill, Drayton
Carnochan, G. Morris
Coerr, Frederic D. H.
De Peyster, F. Ashton
Jones, Arthur S. H.
Lefferts, Frederic R., Jr.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Morris, Lewis
Morris, Lewis G.
Morris, Wm. H.
Norwood, Lewis M.
Robertson, James M.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Timpson, Lawrence
Van Buren, Laurens H.
Walker, Wm. Henry
Watson, Samuel N.
Wyeth, George E.
Morris, Lewis, 1698-1762. Member
of Governor's Council, New
York, 1720.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Morris, Morris, 1677-1764. Mem
ber of Penn. Assembly, 1718,
et seq.
Levick, Lewis J.
Morris, Capt. William. N. Y.
City Militia, 1701. Member
of the Council, N. J., 1713.
Earle, Ferdinand P.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Morrison, Dr. Normand, 1700-1761.
Surgeon of the Conn, troops in
the Louisburg Expedition. 2d
Lieut, in Capt. Whiting's Co.,
1746.
Isham, Norman M.
Morse, Lieut. Anthony, 1606-1686,
Newbury, Mass. Lieut, Mili
tia. Private, i755-'56.
Stowell, Wm. Henry Harrison
Morse, Benjamin, 1640  . New
bury, Mass. Soldier in Capt.
Thomas Noyes' Co., 1688.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Morse, Benjamin, Jr., 1669-1743.
Drummer in Command of
Capt Thomas Noyes.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Morse, Daniel, Sr., — — 1688,
Sherborn, Mass. In command
at his garrison house during
King Philip's War.
Holbrook, Levi
Morse, Daniel, Jr., 1640-1702. He
served with his brothers and
four others in the house of his
father during King Philip's
War.
Holbrook, Levi
Morse, Deacon John, Watertown.
Ensign before elected Deacon
in 1697.
Hall, Lewis C.
Morse, Ens. Jonathan, 1643-1727.
Ens. in Major Gookins' Regt.
at Sherbourne, Mass., 1682.
Alexander, Harrison B.
Morse, Capt. Joseph, 1649-1718.
Medfield Co., Mass. Militia.
Defended the town against
King Philip, 1675. Deputy,
from Sherbourne.
Aldridge, Fred'k T.
Goddard, Herbert W.
Hill, Lew Cass
Holbrook, Levi
Morse, Waldo Grant
Nichols, Geo. Leslie
Morse, Joshua, 1653-1692, New
bury, Mass. Soldier, acting as
drummer in Capt. Thomas
Noyes' Co., 1689.
Morss, Charles A.
Morss, Everett
Morse, Joshua, 1677-1749. Rep.

to the General Court, 1727, '32,
'33, '36. '44-.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Morse, Levi, 1741-1816, Sharon and
Wrentham, Mass. Private un
der Capt. Moses Curtis at St.
Johns, i759-'6o. He enlisted
for the invasion of Canada.
Morse, Sidney Levi
Morse, Col. Moody, 1719-1805,
Sutton, Mass. Capt. 3d Co.
from Sutton, ist Worcester
Regt, John Chandler, Col.,
1763.
Howe, Edward W.
Morse, Capt. Samuel, 1639-1718,
Medfield, Mass. Representa
tive in Genl. Court, 1707.
Butler, Edward A.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Morse, Samuel, 1 670-1726, Marl
boro, Mass. In Joseph Mores'
Garrison at Marlborough,
1710.
Burt, Charles W.
Morton, Lieut. Ephraim, 1623-
1693, Plymouth. Lieut, of
Plymouth Military Co., 1656-
'64. Deputy to General Court
of Plymouth Col., i66o-'76, '78,
'86. Representative to Mass.
General Court, 1692. Council
of War, i68i-'88.
Bowers, Henry
Brown, Philip G.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Cushing, Luther S.
Lovering, Henry M.
Palmer, William L.
Wheeler, Edw. J.
Morton, Capt. George, Jr., 1641-
1696. Deputy, 1693. Ens. of
Militia, 1681; later Capt. In
Garrison at Brookfield, 1676.
Jackson, Edward F.
Morton, John, 1616  , Middle-
boro, Plymouth Colony. Dep
uty from Bridgewater, 1672-
'73-
Parker, Fred'k W.
Talbot, Archie L.
Morton, Capt. John, Jr., 
1728. Lieut, of Militia, 1713,
Richmond Co., Va. Capt
Morton, Daniel

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Morton, John, 1724-1777. Mem
ber of Penn. Assembly, 1756,
et seq.
Mcllvain, Edward M.
Mcllvain, William
Morton, Joseph,  1759. Mem
ber Va. House of Burgesses,
i756-'58.
Morton, Daniel
Morton, Nathaniel, 1613-1710.
Secretary, Plymouth Col.,
i645-'85. Council of War.
Awashonk uprising, 1671.
Brown, John B.
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Danforth, Allan
Evans, George F.
Parker, Edward L.
Van Dyke, Harry W.
Moseley, Consider, 1675 - 1755,
Westfield, Mass. Garrison
House, against Indians.
Maynard, George C.
Moseley, Sergt. Increase, 1663-
1690, Dorchester, Mass. Sergt.
in Capt. John Withington's
Co., from Dorchester. Phips'
Expedition against Canada,
1690.
Moseley, John Graham
Moseley, Increase, 1712 - 1795,
Woodbury, Conn. Representa
tive, i75i-'79.
Moseley, John G.
Moseley, Lieut. - Col. Increase,
1740 -18 1 1, Woodbury, Conn.
Ensign in the Thirteenth Regi
ment of Connecticut Militia,
1760; Lieutenant, 1762 '64;
Captain, 1774; Lieutenant-Col
onel, 1774.
Moseley, John G.
Moseley, Lieut. John, 1640-1690,
Lieut. Westfield Co. of Foot,
King Philip's War.
Dewey, Chauncey E.
Maynard, George C.
Wight, William Ward
Moseley, Josiah, 1748-1826. In
Capt James Noble's Co., Col.
Easton's Regt, Expedition to
Canada, 1775.

Maynard, George Colton
Moseley, Capt. Samuel, 1641-
1680, Mass. Commanded Ex
pedition against the Dutch
pirates, 1675. Capt of an
Independent Co. of Volun
teers, King Philip's War.
Harris, Charles
Moseley, Rev. Samuel, 1708-1791.
Chaplain to Gov. Belcher at
Castle William, Boston Har
bor, 1730.
Moseley, Charles Wm.
Moseley, Edward A.
Moseley, Thomas,  1706.
Served at Punchapauge,
1676.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Mosely, Robert, Virginia. Officer
in Colonial Militia, 1767.
Butt, Archibald W.
Moses, Lieut. Aaron,  before
1713, Sagamore Creek, N. H.
Lieut, in Capt. Tobias Lang-
don's Co. Member of a Court
Martial called by Gov. Usher
at Newcastle, 1696.
Salter, John Lowe, Jr.
Moses, James,  . Served at her
Majesty's Fort William and
Mary, at Newcastle, N. H.,
1708.
Libbey, Wm.
Moses, John,  1683, Windsor,
Conn. In Major John Mason's
Troop, in Indian Wars against
King Philip and the Narragan
setts.
Case, John Edward
Moses, Zebina
Tuller, Walter K.
Mosher, Ens. Hugh, 1633-1713.
Ens., 1676. On Court Martial
for Trials of Indians engaged
in Philip's designs.
Greene, Douglas N.
Preston, Howard W.
Williams, Norman A.
Moss, John, 1604-1707, New Haven
and Wallingford, Conn.
Trooper under Major John
Mason. Representative, 1667-
'73-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Clark, Lot Curran
Doughty, Francis E.
Dwight, Frederick
Foster, Frederick de P.
Ives, Marvin A.
Knapp, Henry E.
Lloyd, John U.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Wetherill, Charles
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Williams, Norman A.
Mott, Capt. James. Capt of a Co.
of Foot, Mamaroneck, West
chester County, N. Y.
Mott, John G.
Mott, Nathaniel,  1675,
Braintree, Mass. Killed in
defense of Braintree, 1675.
Butters, William
Mott, William, 1673-1740. In
Capt. Joshua Cornell's Co.,
Queens Co., 1715.
Jones, Walter R.
Mott, William, Jr., 1709-1789.
Enrolled, 1758, Suffolk Co.,
Capt. Alexander Smith's Co.,
French and Indian War.
Jones, Walter R.
Mottrom, Col. John. Member Va.
House of Burgesses from
Northumberland Co., 1645, '52,
'56.
Stewart, Joseph A.
Moulton, Capt. Ebenezer, 1709-
1756. At Crown Point,
1755-
Coles, H. R. Remsen
Moulton, Jacob, 1688 1751,
Hampton, N. H. Under Capt.
John Gilman, 1710.
Peirce, Jonathan F.
Moulton, Col. Jeremiah, 
1765. Sergt, Lieut, and Capt,
French and Indian War. Col.
3d Regt, 1745, in Expedition
which captured Louisburg.
Led Expedition which cap
tured Norridgewock, 1724.
Clarke, Charles L.
Lisle, Lyman
Moulton, John, 1599-1650, Hamp
ton, N. H. Deputy Mass.,
1639.
Bennett, Larkin E.

Parker, Henry R.
Morrell, George C.
Moulton, Ens. John, 1638-1705,
Hampton, N. H. In King
Philip's War. Ens., 1690.
Moulton, George M.
Parker, Henry R.
Parsons, William D.
Pearson, Joseph H. S.
Peirce, Jonathan F.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Moulton, Gen. Jonathan, 1726-
1797, Hampton, N. H. Under
Capt. John Ladd, 1757. Lieut.-
Col. 3d Regt. of Militia, 1760.
Brig.-Gen., N. H. Militia,
1785.
Moulton, George M.
Peirce, Jonathan F.
Porter, Horace
Moulton, Robert,  1665.
Deputy from Charlestown to
Gen. Court of Mass., 1634;
from Salem, 1637.
Coles, H. R. Remsen
Moulton, Robert, 1675 1756.
First Representative from
Brimfield, Mass., to Gen. Court
of Mass., 1730.
Coles, H. R. Remsen
Mount, George,  1705. Dep
uty to First General Assembly
of N. J., 1668.
Sheib, Samuel H.
Mount, Lieut. Richard. Lieut, of
Fifth Co., Middlesex County,
N. J. Militia, 1715.
Sheib, Samuel H.
Mowry, Roger,  1666. Com
missioner of Providence,
1658.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Mudge, John, 1654-1733. Soldier
under Capt. Samuel Moseley
in Narragansett War, 1675;
also under Capt. Joseph Sill in
King Philip's War, 1676.
Baker, Alfred L.
Burdett, Cyril Herbert
Mudge, Solomon H.
Mudge, Thomas,  . In Garri
son at Wading River, 1675.
In Capt. Moseley's Co.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Mulford, Jeremiah, 1687-1766. In

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Capt. Mathias Burnett's 2d
Easthampton Co., 171 5.
Jones, Walter R.
Mulford, John, 1606-1686. Sol
dier at Easthampton in the
Indian alarm of 1653.
Libbey, William
Mulford, Thomas,   ,
Eastham, Plymouth Col. In
King Philip's War, i675-'76.
Bickford, Robt Sloane
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Mulford, Thomas, 1666 - 1747,
Eastham and Truro. Rep. to
General Court, 1718, '19, and
'20.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Mullins, Matthew,  . In
Va. Militia, against French
and Indians.
Quisenberry, Anderson Chenault
Mumford, Capt. Thomas, 1706-
1764, Groton, Conn. Lieut.
New London Co. Troop, 1728.
Capt, 1736.
Mumford, James G.
Munn, Benjamin,  1675,
Springfield, Mass. Under
Major John Mason in the
Pequot War.
Merritt, Douglas
Moseley, John G.
Munn, Henry N.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Munning, George, 1597-1658, Bos
ton, Mass. Granted 5 pounds
for the loss of his eye in
country's service on the voy
age to Block Island, 1636.
Hill, Lew C.
Munro, Alexander,  . Member
of Highland Grenadiers who
under Wolfe first scaled the
Heights of Abraham at Battle
of Quebec when Montcalm
was defeated and Wolfe died
in the hour of victory.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Munroe, Capt. Edmund,  . En
sign, Rogers' Rangers in
French War. Capt. at Crown
Point, 1762. Lieut, 1763, etc.
Brown, Francis H.

Munroe, Lieut. John, 1666-1753,
Lexington, Mass. Lieut. At
the Indian fight at Lamprey's
River, 1690.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Winship, William H.
Munroe, Ens. William, 1669-
1759, Lexington. Ens. in Mili
tia.
Brown, Francis H.
Hopkins, Alfred Francis
Hopkins, Neville Monroe
Rice, Henry B.
Munson, Sergt. Joel, 1702  ,
New Haven. Sergeant in 1758,
French and Indian War.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Munson, Ens. Samuel, 1643-1693,
Wallingford, Conn. Ens.,
King Philip's War.
Brewer, William A.
Clark, Eliot A.
Doolittle, Geo. T.
Haight, Frederick E.
Johnson, Stephen A.
Munson, C. La Rue
Myer, Albert J.
Story, Henry G.
Story, Joseph G.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Munson, Capt. Thomas, 1612-1685.
In the Pequot War under
Mason as Sergt., 1642. Ens.,
i66i-'64. Lieut, i664-'76.
Under Capt Treat in King
Philip's War. Capt, 1676,
New Haven Co. Militia.
Bishop, William H.
Brewer, William A.
Brokaw, George T.
Bushnell, Clarence M.
Candee, Henry Hinsdale
Candee, Henry S.
Clark, Eliot A.
Curtis, Geo. Munson
Doolittle, Geo. T.
Foote, Horace A.
Haight, Frederick E.
Hartley, George D.
Hartley, Isaac S.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Heaton, John E.
Johnson, Stephen A.
Johnson, William S.
Munson, C. La Rue

340

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Munson, Dunham O.
Munson, Francis M.
Munson, Francis M., Jr.
Munson, Frederic G.
Myer, Albert J.
Rogers, Charles B.
Story, Henry G.
Story, Joseph G.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Trowbridge, Rutherford
Tuttle, Henry S.
Tuttle, Joseph F., Jr.
Murdock, Major John, 1706-1778.
Lieut, 1747. Capt. 10th Co.,
7th Conn. Regt, 1749. French
and Indian War, 1758. Major,
1766.
Huntting, Teunis D.
Smith, Philip S.
Murdock, Lieut. Robert, 1694-
1762. Deputy Mass., 1751.
Lieut, of Newton Militia.
Jackson, Edw. F.
Jackson, George E.
Murdock, Capt. Samuel, 1698-
1769, Windham, Conn. Cornet
of Windham Co. Troop, 1739.
Capt. of Troop of Horse in
Fifth Regt., 1741. Deputy,
1756, et seq.
Murdock, Harold
Murdock, Joseph B.
Murray, Seth, 1736-1795. Col.

Isaac Williams' Regt, Old
French War.
Foster, Reginald L.
Muzzey, Benjamin, 1630 -1690.
Soldier under Capt. Hench
man, King Philip's War.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Muzzey, Benjamin, 1657  . On
roll of English Prisoners in
hands of French and Indians
in Canada, 1710.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Myer  . See Meyer.
Mygatt, Capt. Eli, 1742-1807,
Conn. Capt. of ist Co. Train
Band, 16th Regt. Conn. Colony
Troops, 1774.
Adams, Asael E.
Adams, George D.
Adams, Whittlesey
Mygatt, Jacob, 1633-1706. In
Major John Mason's Troop,
1658.
Shepard, Edw. M.
Mumford, Thomas, 1656 - 1726.
Deputy from Kingston, R. I.,
1701.
Mumford, James G.
Myrick, Capt. Isaac, 1665-173 i,
Newburg. Capt. in Col.
Church's Port Royal Expedi
tion, 1704.
Kellen, William V.

N

Nagel, Barent, 1678  , Har
lem, N. Y. Soldier in 171 5.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Nagel, Capt. Jan. In service of
Dutch West India Co., 1664.
Magistrate, 1673. Corporal of
Co., at New Harlem, 1673 and
1675.
Corbusier, William H.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Nalle, Martin,  , Culpepper
and Orange, Va. Served in an
Independent Corps under Maj.
John Field, 1764; also in an
expedition under Col. Bouquet
against the Shawnee Indians,
1779.
Haldeman, Walter Newman

Nash, Gov. Abner, 1740- 1786.
Member of the House of As
sembly of North Carolina,
i764-'7o. Member ist Provin
cial Congress, 1774. Second
Governor of North Carolina.
Burgevin, Geo. C.
Nash, Jacob. In King Philip's
War.
Moran, Charles
Nash,. Colonel John,  1769,
Virginia. Member of Assem
bly from Prince Edward
County, i754-'57. Colonel of
Militia defending the frontier.
Nash, Joseph Cheshire
Nash, Lieut. Samuel, 1602  ,
Duxbury, Mass. Private,

34i

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Lieut. Holmes's Co. against
Pequot Indians, 1637. Sergt,
Duxbury Co., 1643; Lieut,
1645. Sheriff of Plymouth Col.,
1652. Chief Marshal of Gen
eral Court, 1652. Deputy
1653. Member of Council of
War, 1658.
Butters, George
Cushing, Luther S.
Kingman, William L.
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Richardson, Geo. E.
Sampson, Clark H.
Thompson, Gilbert
Nash, Thomas,  1658, New
Haven, Conn. Deputy, 1640.
Hubbard, Phineas
Pack, Arthur Newton
Nash, Lieut. Timothy, 1626-1699,
Hadley, Mass., and New
Haven, Conn. Lieut, Hadley
Military Co., 1678. Deputy,
Mass., 1690, '92, '95. Ensign.
Converse, Charles A.
Hubbard, Phineas
Russell, Thomas Wright
White, William C.
Nason, Nathaniel, 1740-1805. In
Capt. Timothy Hamont's Co.,
Col. Saltonstall's Regt, at
Crown Point, 1762.
Butterfield, Charles B.
Nason, Ens. Richard, 1 606-1 697,
Kittery, Me. Elected and
confirmed July 4, 1653.
Harrington, Harrison L.
Lord, Calvin
Neal, Sergeant Henry, 1649-1717,
Braintree. Soldier in King
Philip's War.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Neale, Lieut. Anthony, 1659-
1723. Lieut, in Capt. Brandt's
Militia Co., Charles Co., Md.,
1686.
Browne, Bennet B.
Knott, Aloysius L.
Smith, William D. G.
Neale, Lieut. Daniel,  . Lieut.
in an Irish Regt. that fought
against Oliver Cromwell in the
Irish Civil War, 1641. Lieut.
of Northumberland Co.
Hume, Edgar E.

Neale, Capt. James, 1615-1684.
Prov. Council, 1643, et seq.
Member House of Burgesses,
1666. Commissioner of the
Treasury, 1643. Capt, 1661,
to raise troops against the
Dutch.
Brent, Joseph L.
Brice, Philip H.
Browne, Bennet B.
Fleet, Alexander F.
Fleet, Henry W.
Fleet, John S.
Grindall, Chas. Sylvester
Howard, McHenry
Keyser, Robert B.
Knott, Aloysius L.
Mackenzie, George N.
Paca, John P.
Smith, Thomas M.
Smith, William D. G.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Neale, Capt. John. Member
Council of Md., i643-*44, '60-
'61. Burgess from Charies Co.,
1666. Commissioned to make
war upon the Dutch, 1660.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Neely, Lieut. Henry, 1743-1802.
Served as one of the men
raised and passed for guard
ing the Western Frontier of
the counties of Ulster and
Orange, where Jas. Clinton is
Captain. Also in Captain
Wm. Neely's Company.
Barnes, George Edward
Nelles, William (Nellis), 
N. Y. Served as Volunteer in
the Expedition against Canada
in 1711.
Barnes, George Edward
Nelson, Capt. John, 1654-1734.
Headed the Bostonians at the
attack on Gov. Andros, 1689.
Captured in 1691, taken to
Quebec.
Broome, George C.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Stone, Charles W.
Nelson, Jonathan, 1698 - 1792,
Rowley, Mass. In Expedition
against Canada, 1758, and in
Capt. Asa Foster's Co., 1759.
Britton, Edward E.

342

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Nelson, Leander, 1724-1820, Ports
mouth, N. H. Volunteer in
Louisburg Expedition, took
part in the storming of the
island battery, and for his
sufferings and loss was voted
£1 9s. 6d. by the N. H. Legis
lature, 12 August, 1746. In
Captain Samuel Hale's Com
pany, Colonel Samuel Moore's
Regiment.
Lamson, William G.
Nelson, Capt. Philip, 1636-1691,
Rowley, Mass. Lieut, 1673.
Capt. in Expedition to Quebec,
1690.
Atwood, Luther
Nelson, Gov. William, 1711-1772.
President of Council, Domin
ion of Va., and Gov.
Moffett, Darius L.
Moffett, Darius L. V.
Page, S. Davis
Nevil, Col. James, 1728 - 1784.
Capt. Albemarle Co., Va., Mi
litia, i757-'s8, French and
Indian Wars. Major, Amherst
Co. Troops, 1761. Lieut.-Col.,
1764. Col., 1769.
Vaughan, George T.
Vaughan, Wm. Washington
Neville, Capt. George, 1695-1774.
Capt, Va. Militia.
Knight, William W.
Nevins, Ensign Cornelis, 1661-
171 1. Ensign, 1689  , Foot
Co., Staten Island, Queen
Anne's War.
Coit, Henry L.
Nevius, Martinus, 1693-1766. In
Capt. Roulif Lehrman's Co.,
Kings Co. Militia, 171 5.
Jones, Walter R.
Nevius, Capt. Petrus, 1663-1740.
Capt in Lieut-Col. Henry
Filkin's Kings Co. Regt., Queen
Anne's War, 1711.
Jones, Walter R.
Newberry, Capt. Benjamin, 1634-
1689, Windsor, Conn. Dep.
Gov.-Asst, 1685. Member
Council of War. Capt. in
King Philip's War.
Day, Robert W.
Dewey, Chauncey E.

Dixon, Francis Stillwell
Ewing, Alonzo P.
Haskell, Frank W.
Jones, Charles L.
Loomis, John H.
Metcalf, James B.
Orne, Henry M.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Weaver, Clinton H.
Wight, Wm. W.
Newberry, Thomas,  1636.
Deputy, Mass. Bay. Colony,
i634-'35.
Adams, Frederick C.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Clark, Kenneth-
Cutler, Ralph W.
Douglas, Walter B.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Monnette, Orra E.
Munds, James Theus
Parker, Geo. T.
Rose, John C.
Short, John C.
Wetherill, Charles
Wilder, Edward B.
Wolcott, Roger
Newberry, Walter, 1646  ,
Newport, R. I. Assistant, Col
ony of R. I., 1686. Member of
Gov. Andros. Council, 1686,
1688.
Milne, Caleb J., Jr.
Milne, David
Smith, Thomas G.
Newbold, Michael, 1668 - 1721,
New Jersey (Burlington Co.).
One of the King's Justices and
an Officer of the Provincial
Troops.
Inches, George B.
Newcomb, Lieut. Andrew, 1640-
1708, Edgartown, Mass. Lieut,
1691 ; in command of the forti
fication there.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Emerson, George D.
Graves, Albert M.
Newcomb, Bethuel M.
Newcomb, Clarence F.
Newcomb, Francis H.
Newcomb, George W.
Newcomb, Harry T.
Pack, Arthur Newton

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Pack, Chas. Lathrop
Peck, Warren
Picher, Oliver S.
Rich, William T.
Newcomb, Isaac, 1700-1761. Under
Capt. Richard Thayer, Mass.
Troops, 1747.
Newcomb, Chas. Lawrence
Newcomb, George A.
Newell, John, 1634-1704, Roxbury,
Mass. In King Philip's War
under Capt Isaac Johnson,
i675-'76.
Wyman, Walter C.
Newell (Newhall), Joseph, 1658-
1706. In Major Thomas
Savage's Co., Lieut. Benj.
Gillam, Mount Hope Cam
paign.
Johnson, Enoch S.
Newhall, James S.
Newell, Capt. Nathaniel, 1703-
1753, Farmington, Conn. Ens.,
2d Co. of Farmington, 1745.
Lieut, 1750. Capt, 1751.
Deputy, i750-'5i.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Newell, Ens. Samuel, 1660-1753,
Farmington, Conn. Ens. of
the Farmington Train Band,
1707.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Powell, Lyman Theodore
Wead, Leslie C.
Newgate, John, 1580-1665. Dep
uty, Mass., 1638.
Dorr, Dalton
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Wolcott, Roger
Wood, Eric F.
Newhall, Capt. Benjamin, 1698-
1763, Lynn, Mass. Representa
tive, i749-'5o, '53-'63.
Johnson, Enoch S.
Newhall, Ens. John, 1634-1735,
'36. Ensign of the Lynn Foot
Co., under Capt. Oliver Pur
chase, commissioned 13 July,
1689.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Newhall, Ens. Joseph, 1658-1706.

1630- Ens.,

1653-
Lieut

A soldier in Major Thos. Sav
age's Co. under command of
Lieut. Benj. Gillman, in Mt.
Hope Campaign, King Philip's
War, 1676. Ens. of the Lynn
Co., 1705.
Johnson, Enoch S.
Libbey, William
Wilson, Frederic N.
Newhall, Thomas, Sr.,  1674.
A Member of the Train Band
of Lynn, released in 1649.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Newhall, Ens. Thomas,
1687, Lynn, Mass.
1687.
Baker, Alfred L.
Libbey, William
Tudbury, Warren C.
Wade, James F.
Newhall, Lieut. Thomas,
1728. Maiden, Mass.
of the Maiden Military Co.,
1700.
Wade, James F.
Winship, William H.
Newlin, Nathaniel, 1660 - 1729,
Chester Co., Pa. Member of
Assembly, 1698, et seq.
Sharp, George M.
Newlin, Nicholas,  1699.
Provincial Council of Penn.,
1685.
Draper, Thomas Wain-Morgan
Harvey, Richard W.
Lewis, David
Piatt, Franklin
Sharp, George M.
Newman, Gov. Francis,  1660.
Gov. of New Haven Colony,
i658-'6o. Assistant, 1653.
Served as Commissioner to the
United Colonies, i654-'58.
Mathews, Chas. T.
Newton, Maj. Israel, 1694-1745.
Capt, 1730. Major at Cape
Breton, 1745. Siege of Louis
burg.
Newton, Henry A.
Newton, Capt. James,  1735.
Capt of ist Co., Colchester,
Conn., 1716. Deputy, I7i3-'i6.
Foote, John Crocker
Newton, Charles H.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Parker, Frederick S.
Waite, Horace F.
Newton, Lieut. Marshall, 1729-
1783, Shrewsbury, Mass. Lieut.
in Capt. John Fay's Co.
against Crown Point, i755-'56;
in Capt. Artemas Ward's
Shrewsbury Co., 1757.
Stevenson, John M.
Newton, Moses, 1646-1736, Sud
bury and Marlborough, Mass.
In garrison at Marlborough,
King Philip's War.
Robinson, Lewis A.
Newton, Richard,  1701,
Marlborough, Mass. In King
Philip's War.
Cushing, Luther S.
Newton, Col. Roger, 1685-1771.
Col. 2d Conn. Regt, Expedi
tion to Canada, i709-'io.
Pond, Winthrop
Newton, Capt. Samuel, 1 646-1708.
Ens., King Philip's War.
Capt, 1698.
Baldwin, Elbert F.
Newton, Henry G.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pond, Charles H.
Sanford, George B.
Newton, Thomas, Deputy, Conn.,
1645.
Foote, John C.
Newton, Charles H.
Newton, Capt. Thomas. Capt.,
1653. Under Gov. Stuyvesant
at defense of New Amster
dam, 1655.
Parker, Frederick S.
Newton, Thomas,  1721.
Member N. H. Prov. Council,
1692.
Fryer, Greville Edward
Nicholas, Capt. Benj., 1676-1736.
Capt, i725-'26. Deputy.
Dyer, Horace E.
Nicholas, Dr. George. Member of
Virginia Assembly, i727-'34.
Tyler, George T.
Nicholas, Robert Carter, 1728-
1780. Member Virginia House
of Burgesses, i756-'6i, 1765-V6.
Clarke, Bailey Tyler
Sanders, Dallas
Tyler, George T.
Nichols, Col. Ebenezer, 1703-1770,

Reading, Mass. Sentinel under
Col. Tyng, 1722. In Capt.
Blanchard's Co. of Volunteers,
1725. Col., i757-'59. French
and Indian War. Deputy,
nine terms from 1752 to 1767.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Nichols, Sergt. Francis,  1650,
Stratford, Conn. Training
Sergt. for Stratford, 1639.
Judson, Fred'k N.
Milbank, Isaac
Milbank, Nichols
Moseley, John G.
Nichols, Acosta
Nichols, George L.
Peet, Emerson W.
Terry, John Taylor
Nichols, Isaac,  1695, Strat
ford, Conn. Deputy, i662-'65-
Judson, Fred'k N.
Milbank, Isaac
Milbank, Nichols
Moseley, John G.
Nichols, John, Stratford, Conn.
In King Philip's War under
Capt. Turner.
Peet, Emerson W.
Nichols, Capt. Joseph, 1685-1758,
Stratford, Conn. Lieut, Strat
ford Co., 1726. Capt, 1738.
Nichols, Acosta
Nichols, Geo. Livingston
Peet, Emerson W.
Nichols, Joseph, 1707 - i79°-
Deputy from East Greenwich
to Gen. Assembly at Newport,
i744-'53- Deputy from W.
Greenwich, 1754.
Dyer, Horace E.
Nichols, Thomas. Member of
Train Band, Amesbury, Mass.,
1680.
Nichols, Willard A.
Nichols, Thomas,  1737. Read
ing, Mass. Under Capt.
Nathaniel Davenport, King
Philip's War.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, Joseph H. S.
Pearson, William H.
Nicholson, Capt. James, 1737-
1804. Commanded a vessel
from Md. at capture of Ha
vana, 1762.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Chrystie, Thomas L.
Gallatin, Albert E.
Gallatin, Frederic
Gallatin, R. Horace
Nicholson, Samuel, 1644 -1689,
Marblehead, Mass. Served in
Narragansett Wars.
Lord, Calvin
Nickerson, William, 1604  ,
Chatham, Mass. Deputy, 1665.
First proprietor and founder
of the town of Chatham
(Monomoy).
Daniels, Edwin A.
Nickerson, Philip T.
Nickerson, Stephen W.
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Nickerson, William, 1646-1719,
Chatham, Mass. Soldier in
King Philip's War.
Nickerson, William E.
Nickerson, William, 1658-1721,
Yarmouth, Mass. Soldier of
Yarmouth, Fourth Expedition,
i675-'76, in Co. of Capt.
Michael Pierce, of Scituate.
Kendall, Henry M.
Nickerson, Philip T.
Nickerson, Stephen W.
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Nicoll, Maj. Francis, 1739-1817.
Major of First Battalion of a
Regt. of Militia in the Manor
of Rensselaerwyck.
Sill, Howard
Nicoll, Lieut. John, 1737-1783, 2d
Lieut, in Foot Co. under Capt.
Wm. Ellison, 2d Regt. Ulster
Co., N. Y.
Nicoll, Henry D.
Nicoll, Matthias, 1621 - 1687.
Secretary Prov. of N. Y., 1664-
'80. Member King's Council,
i667-'8o. Speaker, Prov. As
sembly, 1683. Judge, Court of
Admiralty, 1686.
Bascome, Western R.
Campbell, William A.
Crane, Chas. Nicoll
Crosby, Edward N.
Crosby, Livingston
Lawrence, Abraham R.
Nicoll, DeLancey
Oothout, John W.
Paige, Edward W.

Sill, Howard
Smith, George W.
Tilley, R. Hammett
Walsh, James W.
Woodward, Francis W.
Nicoll, Lieut. Rensselaer, Albany,
N. Y. A. Militia Officer of the
city and County of Albany,
1733.
Sill, Howard
Nicoll, Hon. William, 1657-1723.
Member of Council, N. Y.,
i69i-'98. Speaker of Colonial
Assembly, i702-'i8. Atty.-
Gen., i687-'90.
Bascome, Western R.
Oothout, John W.
Sill, Howard
Tilley, R. Hammett
Woodward, Francis W.
Nieukerk, Corp. Gerrit, Jr., Ul
ster Co., N. Y. Corp. in Capt.
John Rutsen's Troops, 1715.
Clark, Kenneth
Niles, Capt. Nathaniel, 1642-1727.
Elected Grand Juror, 1687.
deputy, R. L, 1705. Justice of
the Peace.
Dyer, Horace E.
Nims, Godfrey,  1704, North
ampton, Mass. In "Falls
Fight" with Capt. Wm.
Turner.
Hawks, Fred'k E.
Nixon, Jeremiah,  1727. Pri
vate in Captain Joseph See-
ley's Company of Fairfield,
south side of the Cohansey,
Cumberland County, N. ].,
Militia, 1715.
Nixon, Horace Franklin
Nixon, Capt. John, 1728-1825,
Framingham, Mass. Company
Officer (Capt.) in expedition
against Cape Breton under
Gov. Wm. Shirley, and an
officer under Pepperell in the
Louisburg expedition. Capt.
of Colonial troops at Ticonde
roga and Lake George.
Wood, Leonard
Noble, Col. Arthur,  1747,
Georgetown, Me. Lieut.-Col.
2d Mass. Regt., Siege of Louis
burg, 1745. Upon return made

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Index of ancestors

Col. by Gov. Shirley. Killed
at the battle of Minas, Nova
Scotia.
Rice, Arthur N.
Sowdon, Arthur J. C.
Willey, William L.
Noble, Capt. Daniel, 1721-1757.
Capt North Militia Co., New
Fairfield, 1753. Capt. in Col.
Ebenezer Marsh's 13th Conn.
Regt., relief of Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Metcalf, Bryce
Metcalf, James Betts
Nicoll, Fancher
Noble, Ens. David, 1695-1760. En
sign North Military Co., New
Milford, Conn., i743-'48.
Nicoll, Fancher
Noble, Henry H.
Noble, Capt. Eli, 1739-1827. Capt,
French and Indian War. Taken
prisoner at Fort William
Henry, but escaped from the
Indians. Served in 1758.
Noble, Robert
Noble, Capt. Stephen, 1686-1755.
Capt. of Militia at New Mil
ford, Conn. Twenty years'
service against the Indians.
Deputy, 1725, et seq.
Averill, Charles S.
Averill, Henry K., Jr.
Day, Robert Webster
Kellogg, George C.
Noble, Thomas, 1632-1704, West-
field, Mass. Deputy, 1692.
Booth, Charles E.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Homer, Wm. B.
Norman, Lieut. Robert, 1 623-1 682,
Marblehead, Mass. Ens. Mar
blehead Co. in King Philip's
War. Lieut, in Military Co.,
Marblehead.
Candler, Duncan
Norris, Henry,  1706. Deputy,
1692.
Bibb, Wm. Garrett
Marsh, Charles C.
Marsh, John E.
Marsh, Rolph Thayer
Norris, Isaac, 1671-1735.

of Governor's
Prov. of Penn.

Member
Council, 1709,

Norris, George W.
North, Lieut. John, 1708-1763.
Served under Capt. Moody as
Lieut, 1746, '47, '48.
McKechnie, William T.
North, Lieut. Roger,  1785.
Lieut. Philadelphia Associa-
tors, 1748.
Benson, Edwin N.
Benson, Edwin N., Jr.
North, Thomas, 1649-1712, Farm
ington, Conn. In Narragan
sett Campaign, Hadley Garri
son.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Fulton, William E.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Wright, James N.
Northend, Corp. Ezekiel, 1622-
1698. Corporal in Rowley
Train Band.
Libby, Charles T.
Northend, Capt. Ezekiel, 1666-
1732, Rowley, Mass. Rep. to
General Court, 171 5, et seq.
Cornet of Rowley Horse in
Queen Anne's War; later
Captain.
Libby, Charles T.
Northey, John,  1731, Scituate,
Mass. Soldier in King Philip's
War under Maj. James Cud-
worth, 1675.
Chapman, Joseph W.
Northrup, Capt. Jonathan, 1715-
1783, Newtown, Ct Captain
of the First Company or
Train Band in the town of
Newtown, 1753.
Buck, Geo. William
Norton, Bonus, 1657-1717, Ipswich,
Mass. Member of Capt.
Green's Scouting Company,
1712.
Libby, Charles T.
Norton, Lieut. - Col. Ebenezer,
1715-1785. Lieut, 1756. Capt,
1760. Lieut.-Col., 1774. Dep
uty, Conn., i76o-'79-
Buell, Frederick F.
Norton, Thomas H.
Norton, Capt. Francis, 1667,
Charlestown, Mass. Captain,
Charlestown Train Band, 1646.

347

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hall, George F.
Solis, Andrew J.
Stone, Jacob
Norton, Sergt. George,  1659,
Ipswich, Mass. Deputy to
Mass. Gen. Court, 1642, '43,
'44. Sergt. and Drill Master,
1644.
Burt, Charles W.
Jackson, Edward F.
Norton, Capt. George, 1641-1696,
Suffield, Conn. Ensign of
Military Co. in Suffield, 1681;
Capt. of same, 1694.
Burt, Charles W.
Norton, John, 1606-1663. Deputy
and Commissioner from Mass.
Bay Col. to Charles II, 1662.
Norton, John G.
Norton, John, 1657-1725. One of
the Brookfield Garrison, 1675.
Representative, i68o-'8i-'82.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Norton, John,  1709, Farming-
ton, Conn. Deputy, i68o-'82.
Booth, Charles E.
Cadle, Cornelius
Gesner, Anthon T.
Norton, Sergeant John, 1684-
1752,  , Conn. Sergeant in
Train Band,  .
Booth, Charles E.
Norton, Rev. John, 1715-1778,
Middletown, Conn. Chaplain
to Forts Shirley and Pelham,
Mass., 1745. At Siege of Fort
Massachusetts, 1746. At its
surrender. Chaplain, 1755, to
the forces destined for Crown
Point; again, 1756. Chaplain
Third Conn. Regt, 1760,
French and Indian War.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Norton, Nicholas, 1610-1690.
Member of the Military Co. of
Edgartown, 1662.
Bickford, Robert S.
Norton, Thomas,  1648.
Member Guilford Foot Co.,
defense against Pequots.
Bell, Jared W.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Nott, Sergt. John. Commanded

men from Wethersfield, Conn.,
Pequot War.
Barrell, Harry F.
Webb, Alex. S., Jr.
Webb, Henry W.
Webb, James W.
Webb, j. Sidney
Webb, Wm. S.
Webb, W. Seward, Jr.
Nottingham, Sergt. Thomas, 1708
 . In Ulster Co. Militia
under Col. A. Grassbeck
Chambers, 1738. Q. M. inde
pendent militia of horse, Capt.
Jacob Rutsen, Jr., 1740. Sergt.
in company of Stephen Not
tingham, 1758.
De la Montanye, James
Nottingham, Capt. William,
Marbletown, N. Y. In Ulster
Co. Regt, commanded by Col.
Jacob Rutsen. Capt. of
Marbletown Co., I7i5-'i7, Ex
pedition against the Iroquois.
De la Montanye, James
ReQua, Charles H.
Roosa, DeWitt
Sherrili, Charles H.
Nowell, George, 1635-1688, '89,
Boston. Member of Ancient
and Honorable Artillery Co.,
1662.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Nowell, Increase,  1655,
Charlestown, Mass. Asst,
i630-'55. Secretary Col. of
Mass. Bay, i636-'50.
Appleton, Nathan
Noyes, Capt. Cutting, 1649-1734,
Newbury, Mass. Lieut, and
Capt. of Militia.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Constant, S. Victor
Noyes, Edward D.
Remick, John A.
Remick, Timothy
Noyes, Lieut. Cutting, 1677  ,
Newbury, Mass. Lieut of the
Newbury Military Company.
Remick, John A.
Remick, Timothy
Noyes, Rev. James, 1640 -1 719.
Chaplain in Capt. George
Denison's Expedition that cap-

348

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

tured Canonchet, Chief Sa
chem of Narragansett Indians,
1676.
Arnold, Benjamin W.
Doane, Wm. H.
Fox, Noel B.
Inches, Geo. B.
Noyes, Chas. P.
Noyes, Daniel R.
Palmer, Lucius N.
Peet, Emerson W.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Stone, Chas. F., Jr.
Taintor, Starr
Wells, Eben F.
Noyes, Joseph, 1736-1826, Newbury,
Mass. Soldier in the Second
Louisburg Expedition, 1758-
'59-
Remick, John A.
Remick, Timothy
Noyes, Moses, 2d, 1 643-1729, New
bury, Mass. Soldier in King
Philip's War.
Noyes, Bartholomew Skaates
Noyes, Nicholas, 1614-1701. Dep
uty, 1660, et seq., Colony of
Mass. Bay.
Burnham, Albert W.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Constant, S. Victor
Cutler, Edward H.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Little, Henry L.
Merrill, Henry Foster
Noyes, Edward D.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pettengill, Geo. Howard
Pettingell, Frank H.
Remick, John A.
Remick, Timothy
Silvester, Wm. W.
Storer, John H.
Noyes, Peter, 1591-1657, Sudbury,
Mass. Deputy, 1640- '41, '50.

Adams, Charles E.
Haynes, Emory J.
Noyes, Col. Thomas, 1648-1730.
Cornet, 1675; Lieut; Capt;
Major; Lieut.-Col.; and Col.
Noyes, Harry Floyd
Noyes, Capt. Thomas, 1679-1755,
Stonington, Conn. Capt of
Militia, 1723. Deputy, 1713.
Noyes, Chas. P.
Peet, Emerson W.
Noyes, Timothy, 1655-1718. Sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Noyes, David A.
Smith, Walter Calef
Wills, Henry LeB.
Nugent, Lieut. Richard, 1710-1783.
Lieut. 5th Regt. of Foot under
Gen. Amherst at Louisburg,
i758-'59.
Robinson, Eugene N.
Nutter, Anthony, 1630 - 1685.
Deputy, Mass. King's Coun
cillor, 1682.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Peavey, Frank H.
Nutting, John,  1676. Killed
while defending his garrison
house, Groton, Mass., King
Philip's War.
Nutting, George H.
Nutting, Grant H.
Nutting, James R.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Washburn, William D.
Nye, Col. Joseph, 1711-1794. En
sign in Hale's Regt. at Siege
of Louisburg. Col. in the
French and Indian Wars.
Martin, William P.
Nye, Stephen, 1729-1810, Sand
wich, Mass. Deputy, i76i-'66-
'68-'74-
Wesson, James L.
Wheeler, Horace L.

o

Oakes, Lieut. Edward, Concord,
Mass. Representative, 1659-
'8i-'83-'84-'86. Q. M. of Troop,
1656. Lieut, under Capt.
Prentice, King Philip's War.

Caldwell, Samuel L.
Flint, Wyman K.
Lea, James H.
Ober, Ebenezer, 1722-1782, Upton,
Mass., and Townsend, Vt.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Soldier from Upton in French
and Indian War, 1756.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Odell, Thomas,  1721. Mili
tary officer for Anne Arundel
Co., Md., 1697.
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Hadley, William L.
Odiorne, Jotham, 1675-1748. Rep
resentative N. H, I7i5-'i7, '18,
'21, '23, '24. Councillor N. H.,
i724-'48.
Godwin, Joseph JB.
Hill, John F.
Odiorne, Jotham, Jr. Assembly
man, N. H., 1736.
Butters, George
Hill, John F.
Odlin, John, 1666-1738, Newport,
R. I. Deputy, 1724.
Noyes, Charles P.
Offley, David, Boston. A. & H.
A. Co., 1638.
Offley, Cleland N.
Ogden, Ens. David, 1707-1760.
Justice of the Peace, i748-'58.
Ensign in Militia, 1747.
Nixon, Horace Franklin
Ogden, David, 2d, 1710-1800. King's
Council, N. J., i75i-'69. Judge
Superior Court, Chief Justice
Supreme Court, N. J.
Ogden, Thos. L.
Ogden, John, 1610-1682, Elizabeth
Towne. Magistrate, 1656.
Upper House, General Court,
i66o-'6i, Conn. King's Coun
cil, N. J., 1665. Schout and
Acting Gov. of English Col.
in East Jersey, 1673, Dutch
Occupation.
Ballard, Edw. Lathrop
Banks, David, Jr.
Beatty, A. Chester
Beatty, Robert C.
Beatty, W. Gedney
Camak, Louis
Chandler, Walter
De Luze, Philip S.
Du Bois, Ernest B.
Haines, John P.
Halsey, Harlan P.
Halsey, Henry A.
Halsted, David C.

Halsted, Edward B.
Halsted, Pennington
Keep, Ogden Avery
Lindly, John Milton
Ogden, Louis Mansfield
Ogden, Ludlow
Shields, Chas. W.
Simpson, Frank B.
Smith, Chas. S.
Smith, Howard C.
Terry, John Taylor, Jr.
Toler, Henry P.
Tyler, Harry Blake
Tyler, Sydney F.
Woodruff, Henry G.
Ogden, Lieut. John, 1671-1745.
Lieut, in Fairfield, N. J.,
Militia, 1715.
Gerald, Herbert P.
Nixon, Horace Franklin
Picher, Oliver P.
Ogden, Capt. John, 1706-1759.
Capt. of the Fairfield Company
of Militia, Cumberland County,
N. J., in Col. Nicholas Gibbon's
Regt. of Foot. Commissioned
April 9, 1748.
Gerald, Herbert P.
Ogden, Capt. Jonathan,  .
Westchester Militia, N. Y.,
French and Indian War.
Wounded at Lake George,
1757
Easton, Irving B.
Ogden, Col. Josiah, 1679-1763,
Newark, N. J. Representative,
N. J., i7i6-'38. Major, Col.
Johnson's Regt., 171 8. Col. to
raise troops for Spanish War,
1740.
Banks, A. Bleecker
Banks, David
Banks, David, Jr.
Chandler, Walter
De Luze, Philip S.
Halsted, David C.
Halsted, Edward B.
Ogden, Q. M. Robert, 2d, 1716-
1787. Q. M. and Commissary
King's Troops under Gen.
Abercrombie.
Du Bois, Ernest Blois
Lindly, John M.
Wagstaff, Cornelius D.
Ogle, Gov. Samuel, 1694-1732.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Gov. of Md. Commissioned
173 1, served until 1742; re
appointed i733-'46, served un
til his death, 1752.
Snyder, Wm. T.
Ogilvie, Rev. John, 1724-1774.
Chaplain of Royal American
Regt of Foot, 1756. His name
is on the British Army list,
i762-'63.
Comstock, Wm. O.
Old, Capt. William, 1 682-1749.
Garrison soldier at Brookfield,
Mass. during Summer and Fall
of 1706 for protection against
Indian Attacks; Corp. at
Brookfield, Mass., 1725, "Fa
ther Rasle's War"; Capt. at
Brookfield, 1745, French and
Indian War.
Olds, Irving S.
Oldfield, John,  . Under arms,
Southampton, 1657, threatened
invasion.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Oldfield, Ens. Richard, 1670-1727.
Ensign of Capt. Hope Carpen
ter's Foot Co., Jamaica, 1700.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Olds, Corp. Ezekiel. In Capt
jabez Upham's Co., relief of
Fort William Henry, 1757.
Olds, Irving Sands
Olney, Geo. W.
Oliver, Andrew, 1706  . Lieut.
Governor under the second
Charter, Mass.
Coale, George O. G.
Oliver, Sergeant John,  , 1642,
Newbury, Mass. Deputy, 1637-
'38. Sergeant,  .
Bent, S. Arthur
Wilson, John A.
Oliver, Capt. Peter, 1618-1670,
Boston. Cornet in Suffolk Co.
Troop of Horse, 1652. Lieut.
in Narragansett Expedition
under Maj. Willard, 1654.
Capt, A. & H. A. Co., 1669.
Webber, William O.
Wood, Eric F.
Oliver, Capt. Thomas, 1646-1715.
Rep. i692-'93, '98, 1700, '05,
'07, '13. Councillor, 171 5.
Wolcott, Roger

Olmstead, Ens. Daniel, 1684  ,
Ridgefield, Conn. Ens., 1732.
General Assembly, i742-'43.
French, Leon LeL.
Gilbert, Frederick L.
Olmstead, Captain James. Com
missioner for Norwalk, 1690,
'91, '92, '93. '94- Deputy, 1691,
'92, '95, '99. Captain,
1 691.
Cadle, Cornelius
Olmstead, Lieut. John,  .
Had Military service during
the early Indian troubles.
Ensign of the Train Band of
Norwalk.
French, Leon L. L
Olmstead, Capt. Nicholas, 1619-
1684. Corp. ist Troop Col. of
Conn., Capt Richard Lord,
under Major John Mason,
i657-'58. Deputy for Hart
ford, 1672. Lieut, Train
Band, 1673. Capt. of Militia,
1675, defence of New London
and Stonington.
Cutler, Ralph Wm.
Hammond, Andrew G.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Holcombe, John M.
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer
Shepard, Edw. M.
Strong, Theron G.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Olmstead, Capt. Richard, 1612-
1686, Hartford, Conn. Sergt,
1635. Lieut, 1659. Deputy,
1665, et seq. Commissioner
for Norwalk, 1668. Muster-
Master, 1673. Capt, 1680.
Andrews, Chas. Sperry, Jr.
Cadle, Cornelius
Clark, Fred'k Hamilton
French, Leon L. L.
Gilbert, Frederick L.
Hess, Frank Judson
Parker, Philip MacGregor
Weaver, Geo. Shearman
Olney, Epenetus, Sr., 1634-1694,
Providence, R. I. Deputy,
1666, '76, '84 and '86.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Olney, Capt. James, 1670-1744,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Providence, R. I. Deputy,
1721.
Wheaton, Frank
Olney, Thomas, Sr., 1600-1682.
First Treasurer of R. I., 1638.
Asst. Prest, 1649, et seq. Dep
uty, 1665, et seq.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Brown, Edgar C.
Lewis, Arnold A.
Lovell, Frank H., Jr.
Nickerson, Thos. W., Jr.
Olney, Edwin Lewis
Olney, Elam Ward
Olney, Geo. W.
Potter, Henry Olney
Preston, Howard W.
Root, George F.
Wheaton, Frank
Woodward, William
Olney, Thomas, Jr., 1632-1722.
Asst. Prest, 1669, et seq. Dep
uty, 1672-1711. Commissioner
before Lord Bellmont for
Conn., Western boundary of
R. I.
Lewis, Arnold A.
Lovell, Frank H., Jr.
Olney, Geo. W.
Potter, Henry O.
Olyphant, Dr. David, So. Caro
lina. Surgeon, Three Inde
pendent Companies of Regu
lars, 1747.
Olyphant, John K.
Olyphant, Robert
Onderdonk, Adrian, 1684-1764.
Soldier in Capt. Thomas Tred-
well's Hempstead Co., 1715.
Brearley, Samuel R.
Davidson, Frank E.
Onderdonk, Andries, 1686-1758,
L. I. Private in Capt. Joshua
Cornell's Co., Queen's County
Militia, 1715.
Simms, Harry
Onderdonk, Capt. Andries, 1707-
1790. Lieut, of Orange Co., N.
Y., Militia, in Capt. Jacob
Vanderbilt's Co., Col. Vincent
Mathew's Regt, 1738. In 1759
he was a Capt. in Orange
Co.
Brearley, Samuel R.
OOSTERHOUT, J AN, Sr.,  1 6 87.

In Capt. Matthis Matyson's
Kingston Co. for frontier de
fence, i686-'87.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
OOSTERHOUT, JAN, Jr., 1666-1687.
In Capt. Matthis Matyson's
Kingston Co. for frontier de
fence, i686-'87.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
OSLERHOUDT, PETER, 1696  .
Served in the Co. of Capt.
Wittaker in the Regt. of Col.
Jacob Rutsen, in Ulster Co.,
N. Y., in 1715.
Brink, Theodore
Opdyke, Gysbert, 1605  . Com
mander at Fort Good Hope,
succeeding Sergt David Pro-
voost
Greene, Douglas N.
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas
Osborn, William U.
Roddy, Hugh V., Jr.
Ordway, Hananiah, i 665-1758,
Newbury, Mass. Maintained
garrison house at Newbury,
during Indian Wars.
Little, Henry L.
Ordway, James, 1687  . One of
the "Snow-shoe Men" of New
bury, Mass., for service in
the Indian troubles, 1709-
'10.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood William B.
Ormsbe (Ormsbee, or Ormsbey),
John, 1641-1717, Mass. Mem
ber of Gallup's Co., in Phip's
Expedition to Canada, 1690.
Armsby, James K.
Ormsbee, Capt. Daniel, 1690  ,
Rehoboth, Mass. Capt. of
Militia.
Foster, V. William
Ormsby, John, 1720 - 1805, Pa.
Commissary of Provisions,
Pennsylvania Militia, i758-'6o.
Commissary and Paymaster,
1760.
Burgevin, Geo. C.
Page, Oliver O.
Phillips, Duncan C.
Phillips, Morris S.
Orrick, Capt. Nicholas, 1725-1768.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Commanded Co. of Militia in
Baltimore Co., Md., 1756.
Orrick, Henry A.
Orton, Thomas, 1613-1688, Farm
ington, Conn. Deputy, Conn.,
1684.
Hurd, Ethan O.
Orton, Edward
Orton, Forrest H.
Osborn, Hon. John, 1689-1768, Bos
ton, Mass. Councillor, 173 1-
'40, '4o-'63.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Osborn, Capt. John, 1728-1814,
Litchfield, Conn. Capt. Train
Band, 1769.
Hurd, Ethan O.
Hurd, Rukard
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Osborn, Capt. Richard, 1612-1686,
Windsor, Conn. Pequot War,
1637.
Ballantine, Henry W.
Erwin, James J.
Harral, George
Hubbell, Henry W.
Jennings, Walter
McClintock, Emory
Osborn, Henry A.
Osborn, Henry F.
Peet, Emerson W.
Peet, Frederick T.
Perry, John P. H.
Terry, John Taylor
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Osborne, William, Jr., 1637-1715,
Salem. In Capt Nicholas
Page's Co., in King Philip's
War.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Osgood, Capt. Christopher, 1643-
1723, Andover, Mass. Capt,
Andover Military Co., 1690-
1704. Deputy, 1690 and 1709.
Angellotti, Frank M.
Clark, Homer P.
Osgood, Corp. Hooker, 1668-1748.
Corp., Andover Co., 1689.
Rhoades, Nelson O.
Osgood, John, 1595-1651, Andover,
Mass. Deputy, 1651.
Greene, Chas. Lyman
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, Henry O., Jr.
Houghton, James C.
Rhoades, Nelson O.

Rowe, Charles E.
Osgood, Capt. John, Jr., 1630-1693.
Sergt, Andover, Mass., Mil
itia, i658-'6i. Lieut, 1666.
Capt, 1683, King Philip's War.
Representative, 1668.
Briggs, Edward C.
Frye, jed
Grinnell, William M.
Osgood, Josiah A.
Otis, Col. James, 1702- 1778, Barn
stable, Mass. Commander of
the County Militia. Chief Jus
tice of the Court of Common
Pleas, i764-'76. Member of
the Provincial Legislature,
1768. Speaker of the House.
Greve, Clifford
Otis, John, Jr., 1621-1684. In King
Philip's War, in Capts. Hench
man's and Moseley's Cos.,
1675.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Coleman, Leighton P.
Counselman, Chas.
Dykman, Jackson A.
Greve, Clifford
Howard, Harry S.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Otis, Charles T.
Otis, George A.
Otis, Harrison G.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Otis, Ralph C.
Otis, Thomas G, Jr.
Otis, Col. John, 1657-1727. Com
mander of Barnstable Militia.
Justice of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, 1702, et seq. Coun
cillor, 1708, et seq. Represent
ative, 1692-1700, I703-'o4,
i7o8-'o9.
Greve, Clifford
Grinnell, William M.
Porter, Alexander S., Jr.
Otis, Joseph, 1665-1754, Scituate,
Mass. Judge, Court Common
Pleas, Plymouth Co., i703-'i4.
Rep. to General Court, 1700-
'13.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Harris, Walter St. Geo.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Moseley, Edward A.
Otis, Edward Osgood

353

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Otis, Harrison Gray
Weld, George F.
Otis, Col. Joseph, circ. 1725-1810,
Barnstable, Mass. Representa
tive to the General Court, 1774.
Greve, Clifford
Overton, Capt. James, 1688-1749,
St Martin's Parish, Hanover
Co., Va. Justice of Hanover
Co. and Capt. of Militia.
Cary, Wilson M.
Owen, Robert,  1705. Penn.
Prov. Assembly, i695-'97-
Wister, Rodman

Owen, Hon. Thomas, 1707-1798.
Deputy to R. I. Gen. Assembly
from Smithfield, i756-'57!
Johnson, i759-'6i ; Gloucester,
1770. Asst, i766-'68. Judge,
Inferior Court of Common
Pleas for Providence Co.,
1 76 1, '62, '64-'68.
Hering, Oswald C.
Owsley, Capt. Thomas, 1663-1700,
Va. Member of House of Bur
gesses for Stafford County,
i692-'93.
Montfort, Barret

Pabodie, or Peabody, William,
1620-1707, Duxbury, Mass.;
Little Compton, R. I. In Capt
Myles Standish's Co., 1643.
Deputy, 1654, et seq.
Baker, Alfred L.
Baker, George F.
Blagden, Thomas
Boyd, Robt M., Jr.
Brown, Philip G.
Clark, Eliot A.
Coe, Henry F.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Crandon, Edwin S.
Farnham, Elijah T.
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Loring, Philip Quincy
Mersereau, John D.
Richardson, Geo. E.
Rogers, Edward L
Seabury, Fred'k C.
Smith, William D. G.
Spicer, Geo. T.
Tompkins, Hamilton B.
Woodward, Samuel W.
Paca, John, 1712-1785. Member of
the Legislature, i757-'63. Mem
ber of the Convention of 1774,
which sent delegates to the
Continental Congress.
Paca, John P.
Paca, William, 1740-1799. Assem
bly, i77i-'73, Prov. Md.

Davidson, James Philemon
Paca, John P.
Packard, Eleazer, 1727  . Un
der Col. Thomas Clapp, Inva
sion of Canada ; also under
Col. Thomas, Expedition to
Halifax, N. S., 1760.
Packard, Durand C.
Packard, Ens. Samuel,  1698,
Bridgewater, Mass. Ens.,
Bridgewater Military Co.,
1689.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Packard, Samuel. In King Phil
ip's War.
Moran, Charles
Southworth, Constant
Paddy, William, 1600-1658. Mem
ber of the A. & H. A. Co.,
1652.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Page, Sergt. Ebenezer, 1737-1784.
Private and Sergt. under Capt.
Lovewell; at relief of Fort
William Henry, Crown Point,
Ticonderoga, and in Concord
Fight, 1775.
Philbrook, Charles F. B.
Page, Sergt. John, 1621-1711, Gro
ton, Mass. Deputy, 1700. Gar
rison duty, 1691.
Page, Walter G.
Page, Col. John, 1 627-1 692, York
County and Bruton Parish,
Va. Justice before 1655. Bur
gess, i655-'66. Member of

354

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Council, i68i-'92. Major, 1676-
'77. Col. and County Lieut,
i68o-'8s.
Bryan, Charles P.
Cary, Wilson M.
Page, S. Davis
Page, John, i 630-171 i, Watertown,
Mass. Deputy, 1700.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Page, Lieut. Joseph, 1714-1799.
Corp. in Capt. William Law
rence's Co., King George's
War, 1746. Sergt in Capt.
James Prescott's Co., 1758.
Lieut.
Page, Walter G.
Page, Mann, 1691-1731, Glouces
ter Co., Va. Member of Coun
cil, I7i3-'i4, I73I-
Cary, Wilson M.
Page, S. Davis
Page, Col. Matthew, 1659-1703.
Her Majesty's Council, Va.,
i698-'99.
Cary, Wilson M.
Page, S. Davis
Page, Robert, 1604-1679, Hampton,
N. H. Representative, Mass.,
i657-'68.
Bennett, Larkin E.
Clarke, George K.
Collins, Loren W.
Crawford, George A.
Hubbard, Phineas
Ingraham, William M.
Mahin, Frank C.
Moulton, Augustus F.
Moulton, John H.
Parker, Henry R.
Robie, Guy S.
Robie, William J.
Weeks, Stephen H.
Paige, John, 1738-1812. French and
Indian War, i758-'59; wound
ed on Plains of Abraham.
Campbell, William A.
Paige, Edward W.
Paine, Brinton, 1741-1830. In
Capt. Saml. Chapman's Co.,
Bolton, Conn., French and In
dian War.
Dewey, Edward W.
Teall, Edward McK.
Paine, Lieut. Moses,  1690,

Boston, Mass. Deputy, 1666-
'68. Ensign and Lieut. Mem
ber A. & H. A. Co.
Chapin, Clifford S.
Parker, Edward H.
Paine, Nathaniel, ist, 1630-1677-
'78, Rehoboth, Mass. Repre
sentative, i676-'77.
Lea, James H.
Wolcott, Roger
Paine, Nathaniel, 3d, 1661-1723,
Bristol, R. I. Councillor, 1703,
et seq.
Baker, George F.
Lea, James H.
Wolcott, Roger
Paine, Nathaniel, 3d, 1688-1730,
Bristol, R. I. Representative,
1724, '29.
Lea, James H.
Paine, Stephen, 1629-1677. Served
under Maj. William Bradford,
Plymouth Colony Forces, in
King Philip's War.
Allen, Oliver F.
Bartlett, Joseph Gardner
Cadle, Cornelius
Dewey, Edward W.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Woodin, William H.
Paine, Stephen,  1679, Reho
both, Mass. Deputy, 1647, '49-
'59, '63-*66, '70-'7i.
Barlow, Peter T.
Bartlett, Joseph Gardner
Cadle, Cornelius
Dewey, Edw. W.
Dewey, Geo. A.
Lea, James H.
Teall, Edward McK.
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Paine, Thomas, 1612-1706, East
ham, Mass. In King Philip's
War. Deputy.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Cooper, Leslie B.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Jordan, Scott
Ladd, Wm. W.
Smith, Thomas H.
Paine, Thomas. Yarmouth Mili
tary Co., 1643, Lieut. William
Palmer. Deputy, 1639.
Chittenden, Edwin S.

355

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Jordan, Scott
Lombard, Josiah L.
Merrick, Frederick L.
Orr, Arthur
Paine, Cyrus F.
Paine, Hon. Timothy, 1730-1793,
Worcester, Mass. Representa
tive, 1755, et seq. Councillor,
1763, et seq.
Lea, James H.
Paine, Lieut. William, 1695-1746.
Lieut, 1745, 7th Mass. Regt
at Louisburg, where he died,
1746.
Luquer, Lea Mel.
Luquer, T. T. Payne
Painter, Shubael,  1677,
Westerly, R. I., and New Ha
ven. Deputy to R. I. General
Court, i67o-'72.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Painter, Ens. Thomas, 1670-1747,
Westerly, R. I., and New Ha
ven. Ens. at West Haven,
Conn., 1720.
Pack, Arthur Newton.
Palfrey, Peter,  1663, Salem,
Mass. Deputy, 1635.
Rowe, Charles E.
Palmer, Gershom,  1719- Vol
unteer in Narragansett War,
1 701.
Palmer, Ernest
Palmer, Lucius N.
Palmer, Henry,  1680. Dep
uty to the General Court, 1667,
'76, '77> '78, '79-
Flint, James Milton
Palmer, Capt. Ichabod, 1677  ,
Stonington, Conn. Ens., North
Co., 1707. Lieut, 2d Co., 171 5.
Capt, 3d Co., 1720.
Adams, Edw. M.
Palmer, Lieut. Ichabod, Stoning
ton, Conn. Ens., 1737. Lieut,
1739.
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Palmer, Col. John,  1740.
Col. of Expedition from S. C.
against Yemasse Indians in
Florida, 1727. Aide-de-Camp
to Gov. Oglethorpe against St.
Augustine, and killed at Fort
Moosa.
Harden, Edward T.

356

Palmer, Joseph, 1650  , Hamp
ton, N. H. In Capt. John
Gillman's Co. against Indians.
In Capt. Samuel Chesley's Co.
at Fort William Henry, New
Castle, Queen Anne's War,
1708.
Brown, David H.
Palmer, Nehemiah, 1637-1718,
Stonington, Conn. Deputy,
1668, '76, '81, '85-'86, '89, '91,
'99, 1702, '07.
Adams, Edw. M.
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Palmer, Lucius N.
Palmer, Sergt. Nicholas, 
1689, of Windsor. Sergt. in
Pequot Wars, 1637.
Norton, Thomas H.
Palmer, Samuel, 1659-1743, Wind
ham, Conn. In Narragansett
Campaign under Maj. William
Bradford.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Palmer, Walter, 1585-1663. Dep
uty, Plymouth, Mass., 1645.
Abbott, Everton J.
Adams, Edward M.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Hawkins, William Elton
Peet, Emerson W.
Randall, John F.
Stout, John K.
Parish, Robert,  1703, Dunsta
ble, Mass. (Nashua, N. H.).
In Capt. Samuel Moseley's In
dependent Co. of Vols., Major
Samuel Appleton. Under jo
siah Winslow, Commander-in-
Chief, King Philip's War.
Member of the Garrison, Dun
stable, Mass., i676-'89. Mas
sacred, 1703.
Hitchcock, James Ripley William
Parker, Moses Greeley
Reade, Philip
Storer, John H.
Parish, Dr. Thomas, 161 5  ,
Cambridge, Mass. Surgeon in
Capt. George Cook's Co., Ex
pedition against Samuel Gor
ton, of Warwick, Conn., 1643.
Parker, Moses Greeley

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Reade, Philip
Storer, John H.
Park, Capt. Benjamin, 1735-1775.
In Crown Point Expedition,
1756. Defense Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Avery, Samuel P.
Avery, Samuel P., Jr.
Park, Ens. Joseph, Penn. and Geor
gia. Ens., Associate Regts.,
Chester Co., Pa., i747-'48.
Park, Orville A.
Park, Robert E.
Park, Sir Robert, 1 585-1 665. Re
turned to England to carry an
order from the Gov. Was
Deputy to Gen. Court.
Green, John W.
Park, Sergt. Rosewell, 1726-1763.
Sergt. of a Co. of "Provin
cials" sent to the West Indies,
1762. He was in Lieut. Moses
Park's squad of Capt. King's
Co.
Park, Julian
Parke, John, 1665-1718, Newton,
Mass. In Capt. Richard Beers'
Co., King Philip's War.
Ames, Joseph B.
Avery, Samuel P.
Parke, Robert, 1 573-1 662, New
London, Conn. Colonial As
sembly, 1642 and 1652. Select
man, 1651.
Burt, Charles W.
Cadle, Cornelius
Dutton, Wm. D.
Enos, Alanson T.
Inches, George B.
Keogh, Chester Henry
Mackenzie, George N.
Parker, Geo. Turner
White, William R.
Wilson, John A.
Wolcott, Roger
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Parke, Robert, 1651-1707, Weth
ersfield, Stonington, New Lon
don, Preston, Conn. In King
Philip's War.
Burt, Chas. W.
Parks, William S.
White, William R.
Parke, Thomas,  1706, Weth
ersfield, Stonington, New Lon

don, and Preston, Conn. In
King Philip's War.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Hull, James W.
Macpherson, Robert B.
Parke, Robert Irvin
Parker, George T.
Peet, Emerson W.
Reed, Latham G.
Sherman, Roger
White, William R.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Parke, William, 1595-1685. A. &
H. A. Co., 1638. Represented
Roxbury, Mass., in the Gen
eral Court, i635-'67. Surveyor-
General of Arms and Ammu
nition for the Colony, 1660.
Barrows, John W.
Bates, Daniel M.
Belknap, Robt. L.
Belknap, Waldron P.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Dennison, Ira W.
Dixon, Willis M.
Gary, Elbert Henry
Green, John W.
Harris, Williams C.
Hull, James W.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Inches, Geo. B.
Mackenzie, George N.
Parker, George T.
Peet, Emerson W.
Pierce, George W.
Potts, Charles E.
Reed, Latham G.
Robinson, Francis W.
Rogers, James S.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Wilson, John Appleton
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Parker, Abraham, 1652  , Mass.
Soldier in King Philip's
War; in garrison at Dun
stable, 1676.

357

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Chapman, Joseph W.
Parker, John N.
Salinas, Anthony Joseph
Salinas, Anthony Joseph, Jr.
Salinas, Christopher Edward
Swan, Reuben S.
Parker, Ebenezer, 1702-1783.
Trooper under Col. Edmund
Goffe on western frontier.
"Centinel" at Castle William,
in Boston Harbor, under Capt.
Spencer Phipps, 1740.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Parker, Edward, 1598-1662. Un
der Capt. John Underhill,
1652-1654, Dutch and Indian
Wars.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Parker, Frederick S.
Parker, Capt. Elisha, 1660-1717.
Capt. of Provincial Forces, N.
J., 1707. Member of Gov.'s
Council, I7ii-'i3.
Parker, Charles W.
Parker, Dudley Fuller
Whitehead, Cortlandt
Parker, Lieut. Hananiah, 1638-
1724, Reading, Mass. Ens. in
Capt. Swayne's Foot Co., 1680.
Lieut, 1684. Deputy, i683-'84.
Representative, 1695.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Mott, Luther W.
Parker, Charles L.
Parker, C. Wallingford
Parker, Edward L.
Parker, Herman
Sprague, Phineas W.
Winship, William H.
Parker, Capt. James, 1617-1701.
Lieut, 1673. Capt, 1678. Com
manded garrison at Groton,
Mass.
Parker, Charles W.
Parker, Charles W., Jr.
Parker, George T.
Smith, John S.
Stone, Chas. W.
Walton, Charles S.
Williams, Norman A.
Parker, James, 1 652-1694, Groton,
Mass. In garrison at Groton.
Committee of Safety.

Stone, Charles W.
Parker, Sergt. James, 1686-1754,
Reading, Mass. Sergt in
Capt Joshua Moodey's Co.,
1725.
Parker, Charles W.
Parker, Charles W., Jr.
Parker, Capt. James. Capt. in
Canada Expedition, 1746.
Member King's Council of N.
J., i764-'75.
Parker, Charles W.
Parker, Sergt. John, 1640-1698,
Reading, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War in Capt. Poole's Co.,
1675 ; under Capt. Henchman,
i675-'76.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Parker, Moses G.
Parker, John, circ. i642-i684-'85,
Roxbury, Mass. Soldier in
Capt. John Hoibrook's Co.,
King Philip's War, i675-'76.
Holbrook, Levi
Monnette, Orra E.
Williams, Edw. G.
Parker, John, 1651  . Served
as a private soldier from An
dover in the early French
War, 1709.
Britton, Edward E.
Parker, Col. John, 1693-1732.
Member Gov.'s Council, Prov
ince of N. J., i7i8-'32. Col.,
Provincial Forces, 1721.
Parker, Charles W.
Parker, John, 1703-1783, Fram
ingham, Mass. Soldier on the
Alarm List, Capt Henry
Eames' Co., 1757, French and
Indian War.
Parker, Charles L.
Parker, C. Wallingford
Parker, Herman
Parker, Joseph, 1614-1678, Ando
ver, Mass. A soldier in King
Philip's War.
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Noyes, Edward D.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Parker, Joseph, 1642-1684, Chelms
ford and Andover, Mass. A
soldier in King Philip's Waj'.

358

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Noyes, Edward D.
Parker, Capt. Joseph, 1681  ,
Andover, Mass. Capt of a
Snow-shoe Company to serve
against the Indians. Repre
sentative, i73o-'35, '39.
Deering, Henry
Eaton, Joseph G.
Fessenden, Francis
Noyes, Edward D.
Parker, Lieut. Josiah, 1694-1756,
Lexington, Mass. Lieut, of the
Military Co.,  . Trooper
under Capt. John Cutting,
Alarm on approach of the
French fleet, 1746.
Mott, Luther W.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Winship, Wm. H.
Parker, Ens. Nathaniel, 1651-
1737, Reading, Mass. Ensign
in Militia.
Eldridge, William Henry
Parker, Nathaniel, 1670-1747. In
His Majesty's service under
Capt. Richard Kimball. Troop
er in Troop of Horse.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Parker, Capt. Peter, 1714-1795,
Andover, Mass. A Capt. dur
ing the French and Indian
Wars, i745-'63.
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Noyes, Edward D.
Parker, Peter, 1738-1803, Fram
ingham, Mass. Private on
Alarm List, Capt. Henry
Eames' Co., 1757.
Parker, Charles L.
Parker, Samuel^ 1600-1678, Ded
ham, Mass. Served under
Capt. Thos. Brattle in King
Philip's War, 1675.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Parker, Samuel, 1659  , Ded
ham, Mass. In King Philip's
War. Credited for services in
Capt Thomas Brattle's Co.,
1676.
Rollins, Philip A.

Parker, Stephen, 1651-1718, An
dover, Mass. Soldier in King
Philip's War at Lancaster,
Mass., 1675.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Parker, Corp. Thomas, 1699  .
Corporal in the Crown Point
Expedition, impressed 1756,
Capt Philip Richardson's Co.,
Col. Chandler's Regt.
Britton, Edward E.
Parker, William,  1686, Say
brook. In the Pequot War.
Parker, Lewis D.
Williams, Edward G.
Parker, William, 1703-1781, Ports
mouth, N. H. Representative in
Provincial Assembly, i765-'74.
Britton, Edward E.
Parker, Henry R.
Parkhurst, John, 1644-1725, Sud
bury, Mass. In Great Swamp
Fight, 1675.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Parmalee, John, Jr., 1620-1688,
Guilford, Conn. Drummer in
Train Band.
Powell, Lyman Theodore
Parmele, Samuel. In Col. Nathan
Whiting's Regt., Seven Years'
War.
Parmele, George L.
Parmelee, Sergt. John, 1659-1725.
Sergt. in Indian Wars.
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Parmelin, Lieut. Abraham, 1717-
1795. Commissioned Ens. of
the East Co. in Goshen, 1762.
Lieut, 1766. Deputy to the
General Court, 1769.
Adams, John Q.
Parmenter, Sergt. John, 
1666, Sudbury, Mass. Served
in King Philip's War.
Lea, James H.
Parrish, Capt. Edward,  ,
Maryland. In 1652 Capt. Par
rish organized a Co. of troops
and took the field against the
Nanticoke Indians.
Marshall, Charles
Parrott, Francis,  1656, Row
ley, Mass. Deputy, 1640, '42.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Parrot, William,  1668, Tal-

359

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

bot Co., Md. Commissioner
appointed by Parliamentary
authority for the Government
of Md., i654-'57.
Hopkins, Granville Bowdle
Parry, John,  1740. Member
of Penn. Assembly, 1724, et seq.
Cox, John L.
Parsons, Aaron, 1712-1795. In the
Battle of Lake George.
Parsons, Albert R.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Parsons, Louis F.
Parsons, Lieut. Benjamin, 1723-
1777. In Capt. William Wil
liam's Co., at Siege of Louis
burg, 1745. Garrisoned at
Fort Massachusetts, i747-'48.
Lieut in French and Indian
War.
Parsons, Charles L.
Parsons, Capt. Ebenezer, 1675-
1744. Ens., Northampton,
Mass., Co., 1723, and later
Capt.
Parsons, Charles L. _
Parsons, Hugh, 161 3-1 684, Ports
mouth, R. I. Deputy from
Portsmouth to R. I. General
Assembly, 1678. Member of a
Troop of Horse, 1667.
Adams, Washington I. L.
Preston, Howard W.
Parsons, Capt. John, 1649-1728.
Capt, King William's War.
Enos, Alonson T., Jr.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Parsons, Cornet Joseph, 1618-
1683, Springfield, Mass. Cor
net, Capt. John Pynchon's
Hampshire Co. Troop, 1672-
1678. In the early French and
Indian Wars.
Dyer, Horace E.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Fulton, William E.
Hayden, Horace E.
Hayden, Wm. M.
Keegan, Dermot W.
Keegan, Vincent E.
Lord, Frank H.
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas

Parsons, Albert R.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Charles L.
Parsons, Lewis B.
Parsons, Louis F.
Parsons, William D.
Parsons, William N.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Edw. L.
Partridge, Frank H.
Shurtleff, Howard L.
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Webb, Francis P.
Parsons, Capt. Joseph, 1647- 1727.
In King Philip's War. Deputy,
1693, et seq.
Dyer, Horace E.
Fulton, William E.
Hayden, Horace E.
Hayden, Wm. M.
Keegan, Dermot W.
Lord, Frank H.
Merritt, Douglas
Parsons, Albert R.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Charles L.
Parsons, Lewis B.
Parsons, Louis F.
Parsons, William D.
Partridge, Edward L.
Partridge, Frank H.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Parsons, Moses, 1687-1754, Conn.
Deputy from Durham to the
General Court of Conn., 1732,
'34, '38.
Hayden, Wm. M.
Parsons, Nathaniel, 1709  ,
Enfield, Conn. French and In
dian War. In General Ly
man's Regt., i758-'6o. In Capt.
Pettibone's Regt., 1757.
Wilder, Edward B.
Parsons, Thomas, 1 605-1 661, Wind
sor, Conn. Soldier in the Pe
quot War, 1637.
Finley, Charles Beatty
Finley, Charles Beatty, Jr.
Partridge, Eli, 1729  . In Capt.
Whiting's Co., Medway, Mass.,
1745. In Capt. Thomas Wis-
wall's 3d Foot Co. of Militia,
Mendon, Mass., 1757.

360

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Partridge, Col. Oliver, 1712-1792.
Representative. Delegate to
Congress at Albany, N. Y.,
1754, to confer with Six Na
tions. Also delegate to first
Colonial Congress, 1765. One
of a committee, i746-'47, to
direct the re-building of Fort
Massachusetts. Colonel, Mass.
Bay Forces, capture of Fort
Ticonderoga, 1758.
Ward, Frederick W.
Ward, Henry L.
Partridge, Q. M. Samuel, 1645-
1740. Quartermaster, Major
John Pynchon's Troop, 1688.
Deputy, 1683, et seq.
Benjamin, Marcus
Bissell, Eugene
Bissell, Pelham St. Geo.
Burbank, Robert A.
Childs, James E.
Collins, Clarence L.
Dwight, Frederick
Hering, Oswald C.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Nye, Charles F.
Partridge, Edward L.
Partridge, Theodore D.
Short, Charles L.
Short, Edward L.
Sikes, Frederick G.
Smith, Wyllys K.
Terry, John Taylor
Waldo, Rhinelander
Ward, Frederick W.
Ward, Henry L.
Partridge, Lieut. Samuel, 1730-
1809. Lieut, of Foot, Capt.
Salab Barnard, Prov. of Mass.,
reduction of Canada.
Partridge, Edward L.
Parvin, Josiah,  1761. Private
in Capt Joseph Seeley's Com
pany of Militia, Cumberland
County, N. J., 1715.
Gerald, Herbert P.
Parvin, Thomas, 1663-1743. Pri
vate in Capt. Joseph Seeley's
Co. of Militia, Cumberland
County, N. J., 1715.
Gerald, Herbert P.
Paschall, Thomas, 1634-1718. As- 361

sembly, i685-'89, Prov. of
Penn.
Griswold, Benjamin H.
Lea, James H.
Mullikin, Howard
Stewart, Andrew
Troth, William P., Jr.
Paschall, Thomas, Jr., 1666-
1743. Assembly, 1717, Prov.
of Penn.
Griswold, Benjamin H.
Lea, James H.
Mullikin, Howard
Stewart, Andrew
Troth, William P., Jr.
Patten, Nathaniel, 1643-
1725. Soldier in King Philip's
War.
Rollins, Philip A.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Wood, Eric F.
Patten (Patton), Thomas, 1636-
1690, Billerica, Mass. In War
against the Weymesit Indians,
his house used as garrison,
1675. Member of Militia, Bil
lerica, Mass., 1664, and there
after.
Bryant, Fred'k S.
Fox, Noel B.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Sherman, Roger
Patten, William,  1668. Mem
ber Cambridge Militia, 1636-
'42, Pequot War. A. & H. A.
Co., 1642.
Fox, Noel B.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Rollins, Philip A.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Patten, William, 1671-1730, Bil
lerica and Cambridge, Mass.
Representative, i729-'30.
Bryant, Fred'k S.
Patten, John D.
Patterson, Arthur, 1697-1763, Pa.
Member of the Provincial As
sembly, Lancaster Co., Pa.,
i744-'54. Collector of Excise

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

appointed by George IL, 1745-
'48.
Lachmund, Ralph H.
Patterson, Edward. Under Capt.
Mason, Pequot War, 1637.
Davies, William G.
Patterson, James, 1633-1701. House
used for Garrison, King Phil
ip's War.
Hill, John P.
Patterson, Capt. James, 1715-1771.
In "Cresap's War," i730-'35.
Capt, Associated Regt. of
Lancaster Co., i747-'48, on the
Susquehanna. In the rangers,
Braddock's Campaign, and in
French and Indian War, in
Col. Armstrong's ist Bat
talion, Penn. Regt, and in
Col. Burd's Regt., i757-'58. In
command of Fort Hunter,
i763-'64. Capt., Prov. service
of Penn.
Patterson, Chas. L.
Peale, Albert C.
Patterson, Major John, 1707-1762,
Conn. Lieut, 1740. Capt,
1752. Major, 1756. Served in
King's forces under Wolfe
against the Indians in the Ex
pedition against Crown Point,
in Expedition to capture Can
ada, and was with Wolfe on
Plains of Abraham.
Egleston, Thomas
Patterson, Lieut. John, 1711-1806.
Lieut, Church's Co., Col.
Wooster's Regt., 1746.
Patterson, Elisha G.
Patterson, Col. John, 1744-1808.
Commissioned in Berkshire
County Regiment, 1774.
Egleston, Thomas
Pattishall, Capt. Edmund. Dur
ing King Philip's War the
General Court of Mass. ap
pointed Capt. E. P  of
Sagadahock, Maine, one of a
Committee entrusted with "su
perintendence and military
power over the Eastern parts,
and to furnish themselves the
necessary munition of war,
June 24, 1675."
Favor, Otis S.

Paul, James. In Col. Bayley's
Regt, Louisburg Expedition.
Paul, Edward J.
Paul, Joseph,  1717, Philadel
phia Co., Pa. Member of Pro
vincial Assembly, Pa., 1687.
Moses, Walter
Thompson, Henry B.
Paul, Richard,  1654, Taunton,
Mass. Served at Fort in Bos
ton, 1636.
Rumrill, Frank
Paul, Lieut. Samuel, 1 639-1 690,
Dorchester. With Capt. Jacob
of Hingham Co. in Narragan
sett War.
Rumrill, Frank
Paull, Capt. George, 173 3-1778,
Westmoreland Co., Pa. Served
in French and Indian Wars.
Was at Braddock's Defeat. In
command of Fort Burd.
Sargent, George P. T.
Torrence, George P.
Pawling, Col. Henry,  1692.
Schout at Esopus. Capt. and
Col. of Militia, i674-'88.
Bull, James Henry
Hatfield, Henry R.
Innis, Hasbrouck
Russell, Averley C. H.
Young, Innis
Pawling, Lieut. John, Ulster Co.,
N. Y. Lieut, of Militia, 171 1.
Hatfield, Henry R.
Paxson, Henry,  1778, Mount
Holly, N. j. Member Assem
bly, Colony of New Jersey,
1754. '55. '56, '57. '58, '60.
Walker, Edwin Robert
Paxton, Capt. John, 1715-1784.
Virginia Indian Wars.
Beckurts, Charles L.
McCord, Francis
McCord, George L.
McCord, James H.
McCord, Robert H.
McCord, Samuel S.
McCord, William H.
Patterson, Wm. M.
Paybodie, William, 1619-1707. In
Capt. Myles Standish's Co.,
1643. Deputy, 1654, et seq.
Spicer, Geo. T.
Payne, Robert, 1601-1684, Ipswich,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Mass. Deputy for Ipswich,
1647, et seq. County Treasurer
of Essex Co. Founder of free
school.
Southworth, Constant
Payson, John, 1643  , Roxbury,
Mass. Served in King Philip's
War, under Capt. Thomas
Prentice.
Sherman, Roger
Peabodie, William, 1 620-1707,
Plymouth, Mass. (See Pa-
bodie.) In Capt. Myies Stand
ish's Duxbury Co., 1643. Dep
uty, 1654, et seq.
Baker, Alfred L.
Baker, George F.
Blagden, Thomas
Brown, Philip G.
Curtis, George M.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Tompkins, Hamilton B.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Woodward, Samuel W.
Peabody, Cornet Francis, 1594-
1769. Cornet of Middleton
Military Co.
Wolcott, Roger
Peabody, Lieut. Francis, 1614-1697,
Topsfield, Mass. Lieut, 1668.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Brown, John B.
Brush, Murray P.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Cadle, Chas. F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Damon, Edwin A.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Durrell, Oliver Heber
Gould, George L.
Hall, George F.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Howe, Herbert M.
Jordan, Fritz H.
Kent, Henry O.
Leland, Charles H.
Lunt, William W.
Lyon, Albert Wm.
Morse, W. Samuel
Moseley, John G.
Perry, Alexander
Perry, John P. H.
Putnam, George J.

Spofford, Chas. M.
Tyler, Harry B.
Tyler, Sydney F.
Wilson, Chas. Hiram
Wolcott, Roger
Peabody, Isaac, 1648-1726. Rep.
from Topsfield, 1707.
Wolcott, Roger
Peabody, Capt. John, 1642-1720,
Boxford, Mass. Deputy, 1689,
et seq. Ens., 1682. Lieut,
1691. Capt, 1699.
Barry, Herbert
Hall, George F.
Jordan, Fritz H.
Lunt, William W.
Perry, John P. H.
Spofford, Chas. Milton
Wilson, Chas. Hiram
Peabody, Capt. Richard, 1731-1820,
Boxford, Mass. Centinel in
Capt. Dan'l Hill's Co., 1748.
Corp., in Capt. Voor's Co.,
Expedition to Crown Point.
Sergt. in Capt. Davis' Co. At
Fort William Henry, 1756.
Also Crown Point. Alarm list
of Boxford, 1757.
Peabody, James C.
Peabody, William, 1646 - 1700,
Topsfield, Mass. Under Capt.
Joseph Gardiner in the Narra
gansett Campaign, King Phil
ip's War, i675-'76.
Dorman, Wm. Barnes
Johnston, Kenneth Peabody
Rich, William L.
Rich, William L., Jr.
Peake, Christopher,  1666,
Roxbury, Mass. Member of
Roxbury Military Co., 1647.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Morris, Seymour
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Peake, John, 1707-1755. Served
in the French and Indian War,
'755. against the Indians.
Wounded, and died on the
fifth day for lack of surgical
aid.
Peake, William Woodhouse
Pearl, Richard, 1727-1780. Private
in the Alarm list, Second Com
pany of Boxford, Mass., 1757.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Private in Capt. Chadbourn's
Mass. Company stationed at
Albany, 1760.
Haggott, Ernest A.
Pearl, Capt. Timothy, 1723-1789,
Wellington, Conn. Lieut, of
the Eighth Co., Fifth Conn.
Regt, 1756. Capt, 1763. Dep
uty, 1764, '66-'67, '69.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Pearson, Benjamin, 1658-173 i,
Rowley, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Dutton, Leland T.
Pearson, John,  1693, Rowley,
Mass. Representative, 1678,
et seq.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Perkins, William H.
Pike, Chas. E.
Wolcott, Roger
Pearson, Lieut. John, 16 50- 172 8,
Lynnfield, Mass. Deputy, 1702-
'03.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Pearson, John, 1706-1775. Built, in
1756, the first fort on the Ten
nessee River.
Macbeth, Malcolm
Macbeth, Ravenel
Pearson, Capt. Moses, 1 697-1 778,
Falmouth and Pearsontown,
Me. Capt, 10th Co., ist Mass.
Regt, Louisburg Expedition,
'745 i agent for Sir William
Pepperrell's Regt. and Treas
urer of the nine Regts. at
Siege; in charge of Louisburg
fortifications, 1746. Deputy,
i737-'4°-'49-
Noyes, Edward D.
Noyes, Wadsworth
Pike, Chas. E.
Pike, Francis W.
Peartree, Col. William, 1642-
1714. Mayor of New York,
i703-'o6. Member King's Coun
cil, I7o8-'o9. Col. of N. Y. In
fantry. Commanded a Naval
Expedition, composed of four
vessels, directed against French
privateers off Sandy Hook.
Keith, Boudinot
Pease, Capt. John, 1630-1689. A

& H. A. Co., 1661. Sergt., 1665.
Freeman of Salem, 1668. Capt,
1668.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Freeman, Alden
Geer, Walter
Pease, Capt. John, 1654-1734, En
field, Conn. Capt. of Militia.
Allen, Francis O.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Freeman, Alden
Pease, Robert, 1656-1744, Salem,
Mass. In King Philip's War.
Geer, Walter
Peaslee, Nathaniel, 1682  ,
Haverhill, Mass. Deputy, 1737,
et seq.
Bell, Charles U.
Wenzell, Henry Burleigh
Peasley, Joseph, Jr., i646-i734-*35.
In Garrison at Haverhill, near
the "White" house, 1690. In
1687 was chosen Constable.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Peck, Capt. Ephraim, 1692-1760.
Ens. and Capt. of Militia,
Newtonville, i734-'44. Deputy,
1750.
Millard, Frank A.
Peck, Jathniel, 1660-1742, Reho
both, Mass. Served in the
Indian Wars. Representative,
i72i-'23, i726-'3i.
Cadle, Cornelius
Peck, Hamilton S.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Peck, Lieut. Jeremiah, 1 687-1 763.
Ens., 1735. Lieut, 1737.
Peck, Theodore S.
Peck, John, 1742-1819. In the
French and Indian War, 1759-
'63.
Peck, John H.
Peck, Joseph, 1587-1664, Rehoboth,
Mass. Commissioner for Hing
ham, 1639. Deputy, i639-'42.
In Rehoboth Co., 1643, raised
for the Indian Wars.
Brown, John B.
Cadle, Cornelius
Cutler, Edward H.
Holbrook, Harry Sherman
Kilton, Rftymond J.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Peck, Hamilton S.
Peck, Hiram H.
Peck, Raymond E.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Peck, Joseph, Jr., 1625  . In
King Philip's War.
Cadle, Cornelius
Peck, Ens. Joseph, 1641-1718, Lyme,
Conn. Ens., 1678. Deputy,
1676-1710.
Dwight, Frederick
Frazer, Seldon L.
Millard, Frank A.
Noyes, Charles P.
Spencer, Seldon P.
Peck, Lieut. Joseph, 1653  .
Lieut, 1709.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Millard, Clifford I.
Peck, Hiram H.
Peck, Theodore S.
Peck, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1699-1756.
Lieut, in Colonial Forces.
Peck, Frederick S.
Peck, Leander R.
Seymour, Walter F.
Peck, Lieut. Nicholas, 1630-1710.
Ens., Mass. Militia, 1678.
Member Council of War, 1678.
Lieut, 1682.
Blackmer, Henry M.
Holbrook, Harry Sherman
Howe, Herbert M.
Peck, Samuel, 1638-1708, Reho
both, Mass. Deputy, i689-'92.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Cadle, Cornelius
Cutler, Edward H.
Peck, Lieut. Samuel, 1736-1822,
Milford, Ct. ist Lieut, Capt.
Willmot's nth Co., 2d Regt,
Conn. Militia, Campaign of
1759, French and Indian War.
Glenney, Walter L.
Peck, William, 1601-1694, New
Haven, Conn. One of the
founders of the Colony, 1638.
Deputy, i64o-'48.
Dyer, Horace E.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Royce, Alfred L.
Tupper, James B. T.

Peeck, Jan. Burgher Corps of
New Amsterdam, 1653.
Bogert, Wm. B.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Holland, John B.
Holland, Joseph
Kinnan, Morris Egenton
Reynolds, Henry S.
Peet, Lieut. Thomas, 1698-1760,
Stratford, Conn. Lieut of
Militia, 1745.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Peet, Emerson W.
Terry, John Taylor
Peirce, Capt. Gad, Stow, Mass.
Private in Capt. Abijah Hall's
Co., 1759. In Col. William
Brattle's Regt, 1760. Corp.
in Capt Moses Hart's Co.
Capt. of Train Band.
Peirce, George W.
Peirce, Giles, 1651-1698, East
Greenwich. Served in King
Philip's War.
Peirce, Thomas Arnold
Peirce, Joseph, 1609-1678, Water-
town, Mass. Under Capts.
Henchman, Parke, and Sill in
King Philip's War.
Peirce, George W.
Peirce, Samuel, 1656  . Under
Capt. Appleton in King Phil
ip's War.
Downs, Edgar R.
Peirce, Capt. William, ist, 
1646, Virginia. Capt. of Guard
at Jamestown, i6i7-'32. He
was sixth in standing in the
Council, and in 1646 he was
second. Member of Va. Coun
cil, i63i-'32, '46. Of House of
Burgesses, 1646. He was Com
missioned to go against the
Chickahominies, 1623.
Doneghy, John T., 3d
Peirce, Capt. William, 1707  ,
Stow, Mass. In Capt. Jona
than Burns' Co., 1747. Capt,
i754-'56, French and Indian
War.
Peirce, George W.
Pell, Capt. (Justice) Evert, 

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

-*  . One of the first three
Schepens of Wiltwyck appoint
ed by Charter granted by Di
rector General Peter Stuyves
ant, 1660. Capt. of Troop of
Horse, commission by Gov.
Thos. Dongan, 1684. Member
of Military Council.
Roosa, DeWitt
Pell, Major John, 1643-1702.
Styled Sir John Pell in New
Rochelle Records. Second Lord
of Manor of Pelham, 1669.
First Member Assembly, 1691-
'95, for Westchester Co., Prov.
of N. Y. Committee for De
fence of Frontier and Chair
man of the Grand Committee.
Capt of Horse, 1684. Major,
1692, French and Indian
War.
Clark, Henry S.
Darrach, Bradford
Jackson, Pearsall B.
Lahens, Louis E.
Lahens, Pierre Pearsall
Lindsay, John D.
Morgan, Charles
Pell, Duncan Clarkson, Jr.
Pell, Harrison A.
Pell, Howland
Pell, Howland Gallatin
Pell, Howland Haggerty
Pell, Rodman C.
Pell, Stephen H. P.
Pell, Theodore R.
Pell, Wm. Cruger
Phelps, Livingston
Schieffelin, Eugene
Schieffelin, Geo. R.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Thompson, Henry B.
Whipple, Charles H.
Pell, Capt. John, 1728-1782. Capt,
privateers Mary, 1756, and
Revenge, 1758, French War.
Pell, Frederick A.
Pell, John H.
Pell, Ens. Joseph, 1721-1752, Pel-
ham Manor. Ens. in Capt.
Anthony Lispenard's Co., New
Rochelle. Spanish Expedition,
i740-'42.
Schieffelin, George R.
Pell, Samuel. In the Armed Pa

trol at Harlem during Indian
alarms.
Pell, Frederick A.
Pell, John H.
Pell, Surgeon Thomas, 1613-1669,
Fairfield, Conn. Surgeon under
Lieut. Lion Gardiner at Fort
Saybrook, under Capt. John
Mason, against Pequots, 1637.
Pell, Howland
Pemberton, Benjamin,  1708,
Mass. A. & H. A. Co.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Pemberton, Israel, 1715-1779.
Member of Assembly, Prov. of
Pa., 1750.
Lewis, Wm. Fisher
Pemberton, John,  1691. With
Capt. Henchman, and Capt.
Poole, 1675; with Capt. Mose
ley, i675-'76.
Gage, Herbert E.
Pemberton, Phineas, 1650-1702.
Council, Penn., 1685-1701,
Bucks and Philadelphia Cos.
Member of the Provincial As
sembly, 1689, et seq. Speaker,
1698, 1700.
Lewis, Wm. Fisher
Middleton, Harvey
Middleton, Merle
Pemberton, Dr. Thomas, 1652-
1693. Surgeon, Expedition to
Canada, 1690.
Hall, Clayton C.
Hall, Thos. Wm.
Reed, John L.
Pemberton, Thomas,   ,
New Jersey. Member of the
Gov.'s Council from Sussex
Co., 1695. Justice, 1694-1702.
Member of Prov. Assembly,
1693, '94, '96, 1700, and of the
two extra sessions, 1700.
Houston, Deverne C.
Houston, Junius W.
Pendleton, Maj. Brian, 1599-1681,
Portsmouth, N. H. Capt. of
Portsmouth Mil. Co., 1664.
Maj., Saco, 1668. Deputy to
Mass. General Court from
Watertown, 1635, et seq.; from
Sudbury, i638-'39; from Ports
mouth, i652-'54. Deputy Gov.
for Province of Maine.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Barbour, Lucius A.
Britton, Edward E.
Hoes, Roswell R.
Nichols, Charles Joseph
Pendleton, Edward W.
Pendleton, Wyman
Turner, Everett P.
Turner, Herbert B.
Turner, Howard C.
Pendleton, Judge Edmund, 1721-
1803. House of Burgesses.
Pendleton, Edmund
Pendleton, Capt. James, 
1709. Capt. in King Philip's
War.
Britton, Edward E.
Pengry, Moses, 1610-1696. Deputy
to General Court of Mass.,
1665.
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Monnette, Orra E.
Penhallow, Capt. John, 1693-1735,
Portsmouth, N. H. Capt of the
Militia at Arrowsick, 1720.
Took an active part in the
wars against the Eastern In
dians.
Penhallow, Charles S.
Penhallow, Samuel, 1665-1726:
Dep., 1698. Speaker, 1699.
Treas., 1699-1726. Asst., 1702.
Sec, 1704. Chief Justice, 1717-
'26. Commissary Gen., 1712,
New Hampshire.
Hall, Clayton C.
Hall, Thos. W.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Penhallow, Charles S.
Reed, John L.
Penn, William, 1644-1718. Paten
tee and Founder of Pennsyl
vania and West Jersey.
Hall, P. Penn-Gaskell
Hall, William P. G.
Penniman, Joseph, 1639-1705,
Braintree, Mass. In Suffolk
Troop under Capt. Thomas
Prentice, King Philip's War.
Talbot, Joel F.
Penniman, Lieut. Samuel, 1655-
1704, Braintree, Mass. Ensign,
i693-'99; Lieut, 1699-1704.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Pennock, Joseph, 1627-1771, Phila
delphia. Rep. the County of

Chester for twelve years in"
the Prov. Assembly, first elect
ed, 1717.
Marshall, Edwin J.
Marshall, Francis M.
Marshall, Marcus McL.
Pennoyer, Sergt. John, 1698  ,
Stamford, Conn. In Capt.
Daniel Noble's Co., Col.
Ebenezer Marsh's Regt. for
relief of Fort William Henry,
1757, French and Indian War.
Disbrow, Samuel Cowan
Pepper, Capt. Benjamin, 1719-
1807, Framingham, Mass.
Lieut, in Capt Caleb Leland's
Troop, 1762; Capt, 1771.
Hosmer, Jerome C.
Pepper, Jacob, 1661-1739, Framing
ham, Mass. In Capt Isaac
Clark's Troop, 1725.
Hosmer, Jerome C.
Pepperrell, Lieut.-Col. William,
1647-1733, Kittery, Me. Capt
of the Company of Provincial
Militia, 1714. Commandant of
his Majesty's Fort at Kittery
Point, 1714. Subsequently
Lieut.-Col. of the Provincial
Militia of York County, Me.
Justice of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, i7i5-'3o. Deputy
to the General Court of Mass.,
1696 et seq. Father of Sir Wil
liam Pepperrell, Bart
Blunt, Stanhope E.
Deering, John W.
Frisbee, Ivory Franklin
Frisbie, Franklin S.
Furber, William C.
Haven, Wm.
Higgins, George
Hill, John F.
Leighton, Geo. E.
Low, Wm. G., Jr.
Montague, Henry W.
Morrell, George C.
Penhallow, Chas. S.
Salter, Jasper C.
Salter, William T.
Wilson, Fred A.
Pepperrell, Lieut.-Gen., Sir Wil
liam, Bart., 1696-1759. Lieut.-
Gen. and Commander-in-Chief
at the Siege of Louisburg,
1745-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Budd, Kenneth P.
Wheeler, E. Pepperrell
Perham, Sergt. John, 1667-1743,
Groton, Mass. In garrison at
Groton, Mass., i69i-'92, under
Lieut. Jonas Prescott. Sergt.
in Lieut Seth Wyman's Co.,
1706.
Britton, Edward E.
Hawks, James D.
Perin, Ens. Jesse, 1 726-1 801, Mass.
Ens. in Crown Point Expedi
tion, 1755, Capt. Timothy
Walker's Co., Col. Bohuri's
Regt.
Gates, John L.
Langdon, Perin
Perin, Frank L.
Perin, Nelson
Perkins, Abraham, 1640 -1722.
Ipswich, Mass. Representa
tive to the General Court,
1710.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Perkins, David, 1653-1736, Bridge-
water, Mass. Deputy, 1692.
Newton, Charles H.
Tyler, Edward R.
Perkins, Elisha, 1656-1741, Tops-
field, Mass. Representative,
i705-'o6.
Perkins, William H.
Perkins, Elisha, Jr., 1683-1754,
Ipswich. Soldier in Indian
Wars.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Perkins, Humphrey, 1661-1712.
King Philip's War.
Parsons, William D.
Perkins, Isaac, 1650-1726, Ipswich,
Mass. Served at Brookfield,
King Philip's War, 1676.
Cutler, Edward H.
Paul, Edward J.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Perkins, Jabez, 1677-1741. Dep
uty from Norwich, 1720. Ens.,
1715; Capt.
Inches, George B.
Wolcott, Roger
Perkins, Sergt. Jacob, 1624-1701,
Ipswich, Mass. Sergt, Ips
wich Co.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Inches, George B.

Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Page, Carroll Smalley
Pettingell, Frank H.
Wills, Henry LeB.
Wolcott, Roger
Perkins, James, 2d, 1647-1731,
Hampton, N. H. Soldier in
King Philip's War.
Pettingall, Frank Hervey
Perkins, Sergt. John, 1590-1654,
Ipswich, Mass. Sergt. of the
Allied English and the friendly
Indians under Masconoma at
Agawam (Ipswich, Mass.) in
the War with the Tarratines,
1631. Deputy, 1636.
Brown, Philip G.
Burrage, Henry S.
Chamberlin, Paul M.
Coale, George O. G.
Cutler, Edward H.
Deering, Henry
Dutton, Wm. D.
Eberlein, Chas. W.
Fall, Charles G.
Fessenden, Francis
Guilford, Wm. W.
Howe, Charles Luke
Howe, Edward W.
Hubbard, Phineas
Hunt, Arthur K.
Inches, George B.
Lewis, George Harlan
Martin, George Washington
Noyes, Edward D.
Page, Carroll S.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Paul, Edward J.
Perkins, Fred'k S.
Perkins, Thomas A.
Perkins, Wm. H
Pettingell, Frank H.
Powell, Lyman T.
Reade, Philip
Robinson, Hamline E.
Spofford, Chas. M.
Thompson, Frank C.
Wills, Henry LeB.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Wolcott, Roger
Perkins, Q. M. John, 1614-1686.
Saved Ipswich from destruc
tion in 1633, defeating a party
of Indians.
Hunt, Arthur K.

368

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Martin, George Washington
Paul, Edward J.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Perkins, John, 1685-1750, Tops-
field, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Perkins, William H.
Perkins, Luke, 1640-1710, Charles
town, Mass. Under Lieut.
Edward Oakes, King Philip's
War.
Talbot, Joel F.
Turner, Luther G.
Perkins, Luke, 1696-1777, Groton,
Mass. Member General As
sembly, i736-'76. One of the
first judges appointed under
the new Government.
Turner, Luther G.
Perkins, Thomas, 1616-1686, Tops-
field, Mass. A soldier serving
against the Indians, 1643.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Patch, Charles Endicott
Perkins, Timothy, 1661 - 1751.
Represented Topsfield in Gen
eral Court, i723-'24.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Perkins, Capt. Tobijah, 1646-1723,
Topsfield, Mass. Quartermas
ter, 1698. Lieut., i702-'o3.
Capt. Deputy, 1695, et seq.
Dorman, William B.
Perkins, Capt. William, 1607-
1682, Topsfield, Mass. A. &
H. A. Co., 1638. Deputy, 1644.
Capt. of Military Co., Wey
mouth.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Dorman, William B.
Gould, George L.
Perrine, Daniel, 1672-1745. Pri
vate under Lieut. Nathaniel
Brittain, Richmond County
Militia, N. Y., 1715.
Poillon, Arthur
Poillon, William
Perrine, Henry, 1669  , N. Y.
and N. J. Private under Capt.
James Pollion (Poillon),
Richmond Co., N. Y. Militia,
1715.
Sillcocks, Henry
Perry, Arthur,  1652, Boston.
Drummer, A. & H. A. Co.,

1638-1651, and of Town Mili
tia.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Perry, Corp. Josiah, 1735-1815,
Stoughton, Mass. In Crown
Point Expedition. Corp. under
Col. J. Frye in Fort Cumber
land, Nova Scotia, i759-'6o.
Perry, Stephen K.
Perry, Samuel, 1695-1775. Dep
uty, R. I., 1739, '40, '41, '42,
'46.
White, Hunter C.
Perry, Simeon, 1726-1802. Dep
uty, R. I., 1675, '79, '82, '85,
'86.
White, Hunter C.
Peters, Andrew, 1634-1713, Ando
ver, Mass. Soldier in Narra
gansett Campaign, King Phil
ip's War.
Hewins, James
Peters, Edward M.
Peters, William R.
Stevens, John W.
Peters, Capt. John, 1717-1811,
Chatham, Conn. Ens., 1755.
Lieut, 1758. Capt, 1762, in
12th Regt, Old French
War.
Morgan, George D.
Peters, Capt. William,  1698,
Andover, Mass. Capt, King
William's War. Killed by
Indians, 1698.
Morgan, George D.
Peters, William, 1710-1780, Penn
sylvania. Court Registrar,
1745. Member Assembly,
I753"'55- Secretary Land Of
fice, 1760.
Peters, Ralph
Peters, Richard
Peters, Richard, Jr.
Pettibone, Lieut. John, 2d, Sims
bury, Conn. Representative,
I7i5-'i6. Lieut, South Co.
Train Band, 1716.
Case, John E.
Parker, George T
Pettibone, Lieut. Samuel, 1672-
1747, Simsbury, Conn. Ens.,
South Co., 1 72 1. Lieut, 1723.
Scout under Capt. Richard
Case, 1724.

369

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Case, John E.
Pettibone, Asa G.
Pettengill, Nathan, 1732  . A
Soldier under Gen. Winslow
in Nova Scotia in 1755. Was
in the Co. of Capt. Hoz-
zan, Regt. of Col. Goffe, in
the invasion of Canada in
1760.
Pettengill, Heman J.
Pettingell, Cutting, 1721-1793.
Member Col. John Greenleaf's
Co., Mass. Militia, 1757.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Pettingill, Benjamin, 1720-1795.
Clerk, Col. Ephraim Leonard's
Regt, Fort William Henry
Expedition, 1757.
Foster, Howell
Pettus, Col. Thomas,  . Emi
grated from Eng. to Va. in
1640. Was Col. of Militia.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Peyton, Col. Henry, 1781. In the
battle at Braddocker. County
Lieut, 1755. Member of the
House of Burgesses, Virginia,
1761.
Duke, Richard T. W., Jr.
Peyton, Maj. Robert, 1640-1694.
Major of Gloucester Co.
Troops, 1680.
Offley, Cleland N.
Phelps, Capt. Caleb, 1708-1781.
Lieut, Windsor, Conn., Mili
tia, 1757. Capt, 1761, ist Co.,
ist Regt., Conn. Troops.
Newberry, John S.
Newberry, Truman H.
Warren, Walter P.
Phelps, George, 1605-1687. Mem
ber Hartford Co., ist Troop,
1658. Member Council of
Ten.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Dewey, Chauncey E.
Earle, Ferdinand P.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Wood, Wm. Herberjt
Phelps, Capt. Ichabod, 1708-1772,
Hebron, Conn. Capt, 5th Co.,
2d Regt, under Col. Whiting,
and of 8th Co., ist Regt, un
der Col. Phineas Lyman. In
Crown Point Expedition, 1756.

Morgan, Geo. Dayton
Norton, Edward L.
Phelps, Capt. Joseph, 1693-1761,
Hebron, Conn. Scout under
Lieut. William Crocker, 1712.
Lieut, Hebron Militia, 1736.
Capt, 1740. Q. M., Troop of
Horse, 12th Conn. Regt, 1747.
Deputy from Hebron, i735-'s8.
Justice of the Peace.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Morgan, George D.
Norton, Thos. H.
Parker, Geo. Turner
Phelps, Capt. Nathaniel, 1677-
1746. Deputy from Hebron,
Conn., 1726, '31. Capt. of
Hebron Train Band, 1729.
White, William H.
Phelps, Capt. Timothy, 1639-1719,
Windsor, Conn. Lieut, under
Col. William Whiting, Queen
Anne's War. Capt. of Train
Band, 1696.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Grafton, Charles C.
Gunsaulus, Frank W.
Morgan, Geo. Dayton
Norton, Edward L.
Paine, Cyrus F.
Parker, George T.
Phelps, Edw. Bunnell
Phelps, George N.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Warren, Walter P.
White, William H.
Woodruff, Chas. H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Phelps, Asst. William, 1599-
1672. One the Eight Commis
sioners appointed by the Bay
Colony March 3, 1636, to gov
ern the people of Connecticut
Gov.'s Asst, i636-'42, '58-'62,
and Member of Council, 1637.
Pequot War.
Adams, Frederick C.
Austin, Eugene K.
Bailey, Edward P.
Barbour, Lucius A.
Bennett, Robert R.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Brown, Charles C.
Brown, Frank Lampson
Clapp, Chas. Edwin

370

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Cooper, Leslie B.
Dall, Horace H.
Demorest, William C.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Fisher, Francis P.
Fulton, William E.
Grafton, Chas. C.
Gunsaulus, Frank W.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Holcombe, John M.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Lampson, Frank B.
Merrill, Frederick J. H.
Morgan, Geo. Dayton
Morgan, Leslie A.
Murphey, Elijah W.
Norton, Thos. H.
Paine, Cyrus F.
Parker, George T.
Parker, Woodruff J.
Phelps, Edmund J.
Phelps, Edw. Bunnell
Phelps, Luis J.
Richardson, Chas. Francis P.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Simmons, Samuel S.
Thompson, Hobart W.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Warren, Walker P.
White, Henry K.
White, William H.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Woodruff, Charles H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Philbrick, Joseph, 1663 - 1775,
Hampton, N. H. Deputy,
i745-'49-'S2.
Collins, Loren W.
?Phillips, Rev. Georce, 1593-1644.
Minister at Watertown. Au
thor of protest against . taxa
tion without representation.
Spofford, Paul N.
Phillips, Israel, 1737-1800, Oxford,
Mass. In Col. John Chand
ler's Regt for relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Phillips, John, 1602-1691, Marsh
field. Was a member of Ply
mouth Colony Co., 1637,
against the Pequot Indians.

* Services accepted by New York
Society before organization of Gen
eral Society. Services not now
qualifying.

Phillips, Arthur S.
Phillips, Joseph, 1718-1788, N. J.
In Colonial service, i757-'62;
at Fort Pitt, 1759; at siege of
Havana, 1762.
Phillips, Duncan C.
Phillips, Maj. Philip, 1678-1740,
N. J. Capt, 1722. Maj.
in Col. Reading's Regt.,
1727.
Phillips, Duncan C.
Phillips, Capt. Philip, 1738-1800.
Justice and State Magistrate in
Ashfield, Mass. Capt. in the
Militia. Member of the Gen
eral Court of Mass.
Phillips, ZeBarney T.
Phillips, Ens. Samuel, 1662-1720,
Boston. A. & H. A. Co., 1693.
First Sergt, 1699; subsequently
Ensign.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Phillips, Theophilus, 1636  ,
Watertown, Mass. Soldier in
King Philip's War.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Phillips, Major William, 1683.
Commander, Yorkshire Forces,
Maine, 1663. King's Commis
sioner and Justice for settling
the affairs of New England.
Major Commandant, Military
Forces, Province of Maine,
1665. In the Indian troubles
in 1675, his house and mills at
Saco were burned, and his
garrison sustained a long and
terrible siege.
Adams, Washington Irving
Carhart, Alfred B.
Carhart, Wm. Edw.
Emerson, Clifford Coburn
Thomas, Howard Van S.
Wood, Eric F.
Phillips, Lieut. Zerobabel, 1632-
1686. Lieut, of Long Island
Militia.
Landreth, Burnet, Jr.
Phillipse, Frederick, 1627 - 1702.
Member of Council, 1675, et
seq. Secretary of Prov. of
N. Y., 1688. First Lord of
Phillipse Manor.
Bailey, Theorodus
Boardman, Lansdale
Du Bois, Ernest B.
Fryer, Robert L.

371

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Pillot, Peter S.
Sanford, Henry G.
Phinney, Capt. Edmund, 1723-
1808. Centinel in Capt. Geo.
Barry's Co., and Capt Daniel
Hill's Co., 1747-48. Corp.,
1748, Capt. John Smith's Co.
Capt. of Gorham Militia.
Loring, Philip Quincy
Phinney, John, 1638  , Ply
mouth. Soldier in King Phil
ip's War.
Loring, Philip Quincy
Rumrill, Frank
Phinney, Capt. John, 1693-1780.
Sergt. in First French and In
dian War under Capts. Berry
and Hill. Commander of Gor
ham Fort. Capt of Gorham
Co. in second French and In
dian War.
Loring, Philip Quincy
Phipps, Capt. Samuel, 1647  ,
Charlestown, Mass. Town
Treas., i687-'88. Commissioner
of Claims, 1700. Representa
tive, 1692. Capt. of Militia,
1704.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Phipps, Corporal Solomon, 1643
 , Charlestown, Mass. In
Mt. Hope Campaign under
Capt Thomas Prentice; under
Capt. Thomas Brattle, garri
son duty, and King Philip's
War.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Phipps, Capt. Solomon, 1 645-1 692,
Charlestown, Mass. Capt, A.
& H. A. Co. Capt, Charles
town Co.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Pickard, John,  1683, Rowley,
Mass. Deputy to the General
Court, 1661.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pickard, John Jr., 1653-1697, Row
ley, Mass. Served under Cap
tain Nicholas Paige, and also
under Captain Nicholas Man
ning in the Narragansett Cam
paign.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pickens, Maj.-Gen. Andrew, 1739-

1817, Penn. and So. Carolina.
Soldier in French and Indian
Wars under Marion and
Moultrie.
Banks, Charles H.
Pickering, Lieut. John, 1637-1694,
Salem, Mass. Lieut, served
under Capt. Samuel Moseley,
King Philip's War, 1676. Ens.
of the 2d Military Co., Essex
Regt, Major Daniel Denison,
1674.
Abbott, George B.
Ballou, Henry L.
Ballou, Paul H.
Howard, Leland O.
Libbey, William
Newhall, James S.
Nichols, Henry A.
Nichols, Willard A.
Orne, Henry M.
Putnam, George J.
Rowe, Charles E.
Wolcott, Roger
Pickering, Capt. John, 1640-1721,
Portsmouth, N. H. Capt. of
the Portsmouth Company, 1689-
1692. Member of the Assem
bly, 1684-1709. Speaker, 1697,
et seq.
Lamson, William G.
Rollins, Philip A.
Runk, Louis B.
Pickering, Lieut. John, Jr., 1658-
1722. Deputy, Mass., for
Portsmouth, N. IL, 1680. Mem
ber of Assembly, N. H., 1684-
'91. Deputy, Portsmouth, Con
vention to choose form of gov
ernment, 1690. Lieut, 1690.
Capt, 1692.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Wolcott, Roger
Pickering, Capt. Thomas, 1703-
1786. Ens. at capture of Louis
burg, 1745. Capt. in Expedi
tion against Crown Point, 1755.
Gerrish, William L.
Pickering, McLaurin J.
Pickering, Capt. Thomas. Com
manded a militia company and
was killed by the Indians at
Casco, Me., where his com
pany was stationed.
Gerrish, Frederic H.

372

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Pickerinc, Capt. William, 1670
 , Salem, Mass. Commis
sioned to protect the fisheries
at Cape Sable, 1707.
Andrew, Henry H.
Pickett, John,  , Stamford,
Conn. Deputy from Stamford,
1673-75.
Booth, Charles M.
Coffin, William K.
Mersereau, John D.
Pickett, John, 1685  , New
London, Conn. Deputy, 1727.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Pickman, Capt. Benjamin, 1671-
1719, Salem. Master of the
Scout Shallop Phoenix in Mili
tary and Naval expedition un
der Capt. Benj. Church, 1704.
Libbey, Wm.
Pierce, Sergt. Benjamin, 1667-
1739, Woburn, Mass. In King
Philip's War, i675-'76. Sergt.
in Woburn Co. of Militia,
i70i-'37.
Thompson, Abijah
Pierce, Daniel, 1611-1677. Mem
ber Governor's Council, Wood-
bridge, N. J., 1668.
Jones, Walter R.
Pierce, Col. Daniel, 1638-1704,
Newbury, Mass. Capt, New
bury Foot Co., 1678. Col.
Essex Regt. Deputy, i682-'83.
Member Cuncil of Safety, 1689.
Representative, 1692. Council
lor, 1693-1703.
Jones, Walter R.
Nichols, Richard J.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Pierce, Isaac, 1661-1732.
in Narragansett War.
Brown, Paul
Pierce, John,  1661,
town, Mass. Deputy,
'39-
Parker, Geo. T.
Parker, Moses G.
Pierce (Peirse), Captain Michael,
161 5-1676, Scituate, Plymouth
Colony. Ens. under Capt.
James Cudworth, 1673, for
service against the Dutch.
Capt, commanding force of

Soldier

Water- 1638-

whites and friendly Indians;
killed in ambuscade near
what is now Central Falls, R. I.
King Philip's War, 1676.
Brown, Henry M.
Brown, Walter M.
Duncan, James L.
Flanders, Albert A. P.
Grant, Geo. Henry
Hill, Clarence Edward
Lincoln, John L.
Metcalf, Geo. P.
Murdock, Harold
Murdock, Joseph B.
Pearce, Edward D.
Pierce, Bradford DeW.
Pierce, Edward E.
Pierce, Edwin C.
Post, Wm. A.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Rumrill, Frank
Tanner, Herbert S.
Pierce, Samuel, 1636-1721, Wo
burn, Mass. In Capt John
Cutler's Co., King Philip's
War, 1676.
Downs, Edgar R.
Pierce, Capt. Samuel, 1739-1815.
Capt. Co. of Foot, Dorchester,
under Col. Nathaniel Hatch,
1772.
Moseley, Frank
Pierce, Geo. F.
Pierce, Sergt. Thomas, Woburn,
Mass. Deputy, 1658. Sergt,
i669-'82. Corp., 1683. Trooper
in King Philip's War, under
Capt. Thomas Prentice and
Capt. Thos. Brattle.
Anderson, James T.
Baker, Alfred L.
Burt, Chas. Wellington
Clark, Homer Pierce
Dixon, Willis Milnor
Downs, Edgar R.
Eldredge, Zoeth Skinner
Lea, James H.
Pierce, George W.
Sawyer, Charles F.
Sawyer, William Davis
Spalding, George B.
Spalding, George B., Jr.
Swan, Reuben S.
Thompson, Abijah
Wellington, Jonas F.

373

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Pierce, Col. Timothy, 1673-1748,
Plainfield, Conn. Ens., 1708.
Lieut, 171 1. Capt, 1723. Col.,
nth Conn. Regt, 1739. Speaker
of the House, 1728. Gov.'s
Asst, i728-'48.
Pierce, Charles H.
Pierce, Geo. W.
Shepard, Ralph K.
Spalding, George B.
Spalding, George B., Jr.
Pierce, Col. Wm., Jr., 1632-1702,
Northumberland Co., Va. jus
tice, 1668; Burgess, 1680; Col.,
1680.
Doneghy, John T., 3d
Pierpont, Lieut. Joseph, 1704-1752.
Lieut of the 5th New Haven
Co., 1742.
Brackett, Robert L.
Pierrepont, John, 1619-1682. Dep
uty to the General Court,
Mass. Bay Colony, from Rox
bury, 1672.
Inches, George B.
Pierson, Rev. Abraham, 1613-1678,
Chaplain Colony of New
Haven, Expedition against the
Dutch under Lieut. Robert
Seeley.
Banning, Pierson W.
Brokaw, George T.
Clark, Fred'k Hamilton
Curtis, George M.
Hoyt, Edward C.
Hoyt, Samuel R. J.
Jewett, William K.
Judson, William P.
Kitchel, William L.
Murphy, Franklin
Pierson, Lieut.-Col. Henry, 1652-
1701. Lieut.-Col., Suffolk Co.
Militia, 1698, Prov. of N. Y.,
and under Earle Bellomont,
1700. Speaker 4th Colonial
Assembly.
Du Fais, John
McClure, Archibald J.
McDonald, John
Pierson, James R.
Prime, Ralph E.
Slocum, Joseph J.
Pierson, Lieut. Joseph,  . Was

a Lieut, in Southampton, L. I.,
in 1650.
Flint, Wyman K
Kneeland, James
Pike, James,  1699, Reading,
Mass. King Philip's War,
under Capt. Poole.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Fike, Capt. John, 1614-1698. Lieut,
1699. Capt, i673-'8i. English-
Dutch Wars, 1664 and 1673.
Member of Gov. Carteret's
Council, i670-'72, East
Jersey.
Chapman, Joseph W.
Hadden, Crowell, Jr.
Hazelton, Gerry W.
Hudnut, Alexander Malieu
Pike, Major Robert, 1616-1706.
Lieut, Salisbury Troop, 1652.
Capt, 1659. Major, Military
Forces Norfolk and Piscataqua
Cos., 1670. Commander-in-
Chief of all Military Forces
North and East of Merrimac
River, in War against French
and Indians, 1690. Deputy,
i648-'82. Gov.'s Asst, 1682.
Committee of Safety, 1689.
Commissioner to treat with
Indians, 1690.
Brown, Philip G.
Burrows, Charles W.
Coale, George O. G.
Dorr, Dalton
Favor, Otis S.
Kingsbury, Jerome
Jacobs, Elmer R.
Pike, Charles Elliot
Pike, Francis W.
Pile, Hon. John,  1665, St.
Mary's Co., Md. Member of
Provincial Council, 1648-1651.
Brent, Joseph L.
Keyser, Robert B.
Pillsbury, Capt. Caleb, 1717-1778,
Amesbury, Mass. Capt. 2d
Regt, Essex Co. Militia,
1771.
Pillsbury, Charles A.
Pillsbury, Rosecrans W.
Pinckney, Charles,  1758,
South Carolina. Attorney-Gen.
of the Province, 1733. Speaker
of the House, 1736, '38, '40.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Chief Justice, i752-'53. Agent
for S. C, i753-'58.
Pinckney, Chas. C.
Pinckney, Capt. Philip, 1618-1688-
'89. Capt. of East Chester
Militia, 167-, 1681. On Com
mittee to treat with Indians,
1681.
McClintock, Emory
Pinder, John, 1630-1700. In King
Philip's War.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Pinhorn, Judge William, 
1720. Judge of Supreme Ct,
N. J. Speaker of Assembly,
N. Y., 1685. Asst. Justice,
Supreme Ct. N. Y., 1691.
Member Gov.'s Council N. J.,
1698, 1702. Commander-in-
Chief, N. J., 1709.
Woodruff , Charles H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Pinney, Sergt. Isaac, 1663-1709,
Windsor, Conn. Was a Ser
geant in Queen Anne's War,
dying on board vessel bringing
wounded soldiers.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Pinney, Ens. Jonathan, 1738-1813,
Windsor, Conn. Ens., Wind
sor Co.
Goddard, Lester O.
Pinney, Sergt. Nathaniel. In
Capt. Moses Diamond's Co.,
Expedition against Canada,
171 1, Queen Anne's War.
Goddard, Lester O.
Pitkin, Col. Joseph, 1696-1762,
Conn. Ens., 1730. Lieut, 1733.
Capt, 1738. Lieut.-Col., 1741.
Cox, John L.
Pitkin, Ens. Nathaniel, 1670-1733.
Ens. East Hartford Co., 1716.
Fisher, Francis P.
Pitkin, Capt. Roger, 16 62- 1748.
Capt 3d Co., Hartford Militia,
1698. Ens., 1704.
Enders, John O.
Hammond, Andrew G.
Strong, Theron G.
Pitkin, Capt. Thomas, 1700-1766,
of Bolton. Lieut, 1737; Capt,
1739. Deputy General Court
of Connecticut, i755-'s6.
Rogers, James S.

Pitkin, Capt. Thomas,  ,
Connecticut. 2d Lieut, of
First Co., First Regiment, 1761.
Capt, 1764, in the Seven
Years' War.
Rogers, James S.
Pitkin, William, ist, 1636-1694.
Deputy, 1 675-1690. Atty.-Gen.,
1664. Treas., 1676. Asst,
i690-'94. Commissioner for
the United Colony of Conn.,
1678.
Anthony, James L.
Cowles, William N.
Cox, John L.
Enders, John O.
Fisher, Francis P.
Isham, Norman M.
Jones, Charles L.
Marsh, Henry D.
Patten, John D.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Roberts, Henry
Rogers, James S.
Schauffler, Wm. G.
Pitkin, Chief-Justice William, 2d,
1664-1723. Deputy, 1696. Asst,
1697. Member Committee of
War, 1702, War of the Spanish
Succession. Chief-Justice Col
ony of Conn., i7i3-'23.
Cox, John L.
Patten, John D.
Rogers, James S.
Schauffler, William G.
Cox, John L.
Pitkin, Gov. William. Col. ist
Conn. Regt, 1737, and Gov
ernor.
Grinnell, George B.
Grinnell, William M.
Jones, Charles L.
Plaisted, Elisha. Representative,
Mass., for Berwick, Me.,
1714.
Rollins, Philip A.
Runk, Louis B.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Plaisted, John, 1659  , Ports
mouth, N. H. Member of As
sembly, 1693, et seq. Speaker
of the House, 1696-1727. Mem
ber of Council, i702-'o8.
Pierce, Jacob W.
Rollins, Philip A.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Runk, Louis B.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Plaisted, Lieut. Roger, 1627-1675.
Deputy, i663-'64, '73. Lieut,
1670, Capt. Charles Frost's Co.
Killed by Indians.
Rollins, Philip A.
Runk, Louis B.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Plant, John. In King Philip's
War.
Plant, Henry Bradley
Plant, Morton F.
Plater, Col. George, 1695-1755.
Member Council, 1732 '55.
Collector for Pocomoke Dist,
1728. Naval Officer for
Patuxent, 1755. Secretary of
Maryland, 1755.
Eberlein, Charles W.
Howard, McHenry
Snyder, Wm. T.
Platt, Capt. Epenetus, 1640-1693.
Capt. of Suffolk Co. Foot, 1684.
Sent in command of East End
Men to demand surrender of
Fort at N. Y., 1689.
Averill, Henry K, Jr.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Kellogg, George C.
Smith, Wm. Sidney
Tredwell, Henry Hewlett
Van Nostrand, Benjamin T.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Platt, Joseph,  c 1703, Mil
ford, Conn. In King Philip's
War. In the "Great Swamp
Fight."
Pack, Arthur Newton
Platt, Capt. Joseph, 1672 -1745.
Capt, Norwalk, Conn., 1710.
Port Royal Expedition.
Fitch, Edward S.
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Platt, Capt. Zephaniah, 1735-
1807. Ens. in Capt. Joseph
Lewis' Co., Huntington, L. I.,
1758. Capt. Co. of Foot,
N. Battalion, Dutchess Co.
Regt., Col. Martin Hoffman,
1760.
Averill, Henry K, Jr.
Kellogg, George C.
Platts, Ens. Abel,  1690,
Rowley, Mass. Ens. in the

Rowley Co., Expedition against
Canada, 1690.
Haskins, Leander M.
Libby, Chas. T.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Platts, Moses, 1707-1745, Rowley,
Mass. Died at Siege of
Louisburg, 1745.
Haskins, Leander M.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Plowden, Sir Edmund,  1659.
Gov., Capt-Gen., and Earl
Palatine of New Albion.
Garland, Hugh A.
Jenkins, Austin L.
Jenkins, Edmund Plowden
Jenkins, Edward A.
Jenkins, F. de Sales
Jenkins, Spaulding L.
Plum, John, 1646  , Milford,
Ct. Volunteer in Narragansett
War, 1675.
Cadle, Cornelius
Plumb, John, 1594-1648. In Capt.
Mason's Co., Pequot War,
1637. Deputy from Wethers
field, i636-'42, Col. of
Conn.
Banks, David, Jr.
Benjamin, Marcus
Brewster, Samuel D.
Bronson, Edward P.
Brown, Paul
Cadle, Cornelius
Carter, Walter S.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Cox, John L.
Hunt, Arthur K.
May, Calvin S.
Monnette, Orra E.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Moseley, Edward A.
Plum, David B.
Plum, Frederick A.
Preston, Deming H.
Short, Charles L.
Short, Edward L.
Terry, John Taylor
White, William R.
Plummer, Asa, 1742-n'rc 1810,
Haverhill, Mass. Private in
John Moody's Company, Col.
Bagley's Regt. at Louisburg.
Wade, Joseph M.
Plummer, Joseph, 1630 1683.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Trooper with Capt. Appleton,
King Philip's War.
Dutton, Leland T.
Plummer, Samuel, 1619 - 1702,
Newbury, Mass. Deputy, 1676.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Plumsted, Clement, 1680-1745,
Philadelphia. Common Coun
cil. Penn. Assembly, i7i2-'2o.
Provincial Council, 1727-1^5.
Burton, Robert
Devereux, Alfred
Devereux, Frederick
Klapp, William H.
Williams, William Klapp
Plumsted, William, 1708-1765.
Assembly, i755-'57. Council,
i759-'64, Prov. of Penn.
Burton, Robert
Devereux, Alfred
Klapp, William H.
Plympton (Plimpton), Sergt.
John, 1620-1677, Deerfield,
Mass. Sergt, 1674. Captured
by the Indians and killed,
1677.
Adams, Edwin P.
Beardsell, George R.
Cutler, Samuel M.
Davies, William G.
Freeman, James G.
Hawkins, William Elton
Parker, Frederick S.
Plimpton, Howard D.
Reeves, Jesse S.
Plympton, Lieut. Joseph, 1677-
1739, Medfield, Mass. Repre
sentative, 1720. Lieut, 1723.
Freeman, James G.
Plympton, Thomas, 1 620-1 676.
Killed in Indian Fight at
Boon's Plains, Sudbury, Mass.,
1676.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Poillon, Capt. Jacques (James),
 1720. Capt of the South
Company, Richmond County
Militia, N. Y., 1715.
James Carlton
Poillon, Arthur
Poillon, John E.
Poillon, William
Poillon, Ensign Jacques (James),

1732-1793- C,

Benjamin,

Jr., i68i-i732-'33. Ensign in
Capt. James Poillon's South
Co., Richmond County Militia,
N. Y., 1715.
Poillon, Arthur
Poillon, William
Pole, Capt. William, 1593-1674.
Capt of Tauton Train Band,
i638-'6i. Deputy, i639-'44.
Member of the Plymouth Coun
cil of War, 1646.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Polhemus, Capt. Daniel. Cornet,
Kings Co., N. Y. Militia, 1690.
Capt. of Troop of Horse.
Voorhees, Wm. P.
Polk, Col. Thomas,
General Assembly of N.
I769"'71-
Houston, Allen Polk
Polk, Isaac H.
Pollard, Lieut.-Col.
1696-1756, Boston. First Com
mander, Governor's Company
of Cadets, 1741.
Winslow, Erving
Pollard, John, 1699-1772, Biller
ica, Mass. In 2d Expedition
of Capt. John Lovewell, 1724-
'25.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Pollard, Corp. John, 1729-1814,
Lancaster, Mass. Sentinel in
Capt. Josiah Willard's Co.,
1748. Corp. in Capt. Thomas
Wilder's Co., Col. O. Wilder's
Regt, relief of Fort William
Henry and Lake George Expe
dition. French and Indian
War.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Winship, William H.
Pollard, Thomas, 1660 -1724.
Served in war with Indians,
i705-'o6, under Capt Lane. At
relief of Groton, Dunstable,
and Dracut
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, Chas. S.
Richards, William S.
Pollard, William, 1698  , Lan
caster, Mass. In Capt. Israel
Williams' Co, i754-'55. In
Capt Thomas Wilder's Co.,

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SOCIETY OP COLONIAL WARS

of Leominster, Relief Fort
William Henry.
Gilson, Arthur S.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Winship, William H.
Pollock, Capt. Robert Bruce, 
 , Somerset Co., Md. Col.
of Militia prior to Revolution
ary War.
Wheeler, Charles V.
Polly, George,  1683, Woburn,
Mass. In King Philip's War
under Capt. John Cutter.
Adams, John Q.
Polly (Polley), John, 1618-1689,
Roxbury, Mass. In Capt. Dan
iel Henchman's Co., King
Philip's War.
Eldridge, Wm. H.
Parker, Frederick S.
Rumrill, Frank
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Pomeroy, Capt. Ebenezer, 1669-
1754, Northfield, Mass. Capt.
Commissioner to meet the In
dians in Albany, 1724. In 171 1
he led a Co. of soldiers in the
Expedition to Canada.
Westfall, John H.
Pomeroy, Joseph, 1652-1739, North
ampton, Mass. Soldier in King
William's War, serving at in
tervals between 1688 and
1698.
Pomeroy, Abram Ehle
Pomeroy, Medad, 1638-1716. Dep
uty, Mass., 1677, et seq. Served
from Northampton, Mass., un
der Capt. Turner in the Falls
Fight
Benton, Arthur B.
Cox, John L.
Granger, William S.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Short, Charles L.
Smith, Byron Laflin
Waters, Arthur Jay
Westfall, John H.
Pomeroy, Gen. Seth, 1706-1777.
4th Mass. Regt., Louisburg
Expedition, 1745. Crown Point,
1755-
Burbank, Robt. A.
Dewey, Chas. A.

Pomeroy, George E.
Turner, Theodore C.
Pond, Charles, 1744-1832. In Ma
jor David Baldwin's Co., Col.
Nathan Whiting's 2d Conn.
Regt, 1761.
Pond, Charles H.
Pond, Nicholas M.
Pond, Winthrop
Pond, Lieut. Daniel,  1698,
Dedham, Mass. Sergt. and
Lieut, in Dedham Militia,
1672.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Parker, Edward H.
Pond, George E.
Pond, Ephraim, 1 656-1704, Ded
ham, Mass. In Capt. Samuel
Wadsworth's Co., Sudbury
Fight.
Pond, George E.
Whitney, Warham
Pond, Lieut. Samuel, 1648-1718.
Ens., 1689. Lieut, 1695, Brad
ford, Conn., Militia.
Pond, Edwin W.
Pond, Sergt. William,  1690,
Dorchester, Mass. Sergt. of
the Military Co.
Talbot, Joel F.
Poole, John, 1670-1727, Beverly,
Mass. In Beverly Co., Capt.
William Raymond, Expedition
to Canada, 1690.
Pool, Wellington
Poole, Capt. Jonathan, 1634-1678,
Reading, Mass. Appointed
Q. M. by General Court, 1671.
Cornet of Three County Troop,
1674. Capt, Reading Co.,
1677. Deputy, 1677. Presi
dent of Council of War, 1675-
•76.
Boardman, Waldo E.
Carpenter, Fred'k B.
Cox, Edward B.
Cox, Wm. E.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Kellogg, John P.
Marble, John Emerson
Poole, Chas. C.
Poole, Clark L.
Stevens, Chas. E.
Poole, Lieut. Jonathan, 1665-1723,
Reading, Mass. In 1690 on

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Expedition to Canada, War
with France.
Poole, Charles C.
Poole, Samuel, 3d, 1736-1780. In
Old French War, 1758, at Cap
ture of Fort Frontenac.
Hersey, Dudley H.
Hersey, Roscoe F.
Poole, Murray Edward
Russell, Emory P.
Poore, Henry, 1650-1741, New
bury, Mass. Under Major
Appleton, Narragansett Cam
paign, 1675.
Johnson, George P.
Martin, George Washington
Merrell, George
Pearson, Arthur E.
Russell, Steven G.
Webb, J. Sidney
Poore, Samuel, 1653-1727. Soldier
in King Philip's War, i675-'76.
Served in Major Samuel Ap
pleton's Co. at Great Swamp
Fight, 1675.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Pope, Col. Nathaniel,  1660.
Lieut.-Col., Westmoreland Co.,
Va., 1655.
Ballard, Samuel Thruston
Helm, Thomas Kennedy
Jackson, Nathaniel Francis
Platt, Beverly Crump
Pope, Curran
Pope, George L.
Pope, William H.
Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Wood, Geo. Twyman
Wood, Geo. Twyman, Jr.
Pope, Capt. Seth, 1648-1727. Dep
uty, Mass. General Assembly,
1689. Lieut, 1686. Capt, 1690.
Briggs, Wm. C.
Jordan, Fritz H.
Lee, Edward C.
Wilson, Chas. Hiram
Pope, Thomas, 1608-1683, Plym
outh, Mass. In Volunteer Co.
under William Holmes and
Thomas Prence, Pequot War.
In service, 1643.
Bennett, Robert R.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Cushing, Luther S.

Fuller, Linus E.
Jordan, Fritz H.
Kingman, Wm. L.
Parker, Edward L.
Rogers, Allen
Snow, Albert Eugene
Wilson, Charles H.
Woodruff, Edward L.
Porter, Ens. Aaron, 1729-1820,
Conn. Ens., 1773.
Booth, Charles E.
Porter, Experience, Sr., 1676-1750,
Hadley, Mass., and Mansfield,
Conn. In Troop under Qm'r
Dickinson, 1695, for service
against Indians. Deputy, Conn.,
i625-'4i.
Barrows, John W.
Dixon, Willis M.
Porter, Capt. Israel, Jr., 1643-
1706. Lieut, in Capt. Bartholo
mew Gidney's Co., Salem,
Mass., 1683 ; afterwards
Capt.
Brown, John B.
Porter, John, Sr., 1590-1648, Wind
sor, Conn., Deputy, 1639, et seq.
Abbott, Everton J.
Blagden, Thomas
Booth, Charles' E.
Converse, Chas. A.
Cox, John L.
Crane, Roy E.
Dixon, Willis M.
Hubbard, Phineas
Jennings, Walter
Ladd, Wm. W.
Mann, Chas. A.
Mann, Matthew D.
Moseley, John G.
Short, John C.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
White, William C.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Wilson, John A.
Porter, Sergt. John, 1596-1676,
Salem, Mass. Sergt., 1646.
Deputy, Hingham, 1644; Sa
lem, 1668.
Armsby, James K.
Barnes, George E.
Brown, John B.
Brown, Otis S.
Coffin, William K.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Davis, Walter Goodwin
Dyer, Isaac Watson
Porter, George L.
Putnam, George J.
Skinner, William C.
Porter, John,  1674. One of
the original Proprietors of
Portsmouth, 1638. Assistant,
i64o-'64. Commissioner for
Portsmouth, i658-'6o; for War
wick, 1661. Magistrate, 1665.
Moses, Walter
Perry, Alexander
Woodward, William
Porter, John, Jr., 1621-1688, Wind
sor, Conn. Member ist Troop,
1658. Trooper in King Philip's
War.
Blagden, Thomas
Booth, Charles E.
Britton, Charles P.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Earle, Ferdinand L.
Jones, Charles L.
Mann, Matthew D.
Norton, Edward L.
Porter, Capt. John. Private in
French and Indian War, 1760-
'61. Sergt. and Capt.
Woodbury, Urban A.
Porter, John, 1651  . Served
in King Philip's War, 1675.
Hale, Charles Reuben
Porter, John,  1711. House
of Burgesses, Va., 1663.
Middleton, John I.
Porter, John,  . Member
of Assembly, N. C, I7i5-'i8.
Middleton, John I.
Porter, Sergt. John, 1667-1722,
Weymouth, Mass. Sergt. of
Weymouth Military Co.
Willcutt, Levi L.
Porter, John, 1658-1753, Wenham,
Mass. Deputy from Wenham,
I7I2-'24-'25.
Coffin, William K.
Dyer, Isaac Watson
Porter, Joseph, 1638-1714, Wind
sor, Conn. Under Capt Mose
ley, King Philip's War.
Skinner, William C.
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. I.
Porter, Captain Joseph, 1702-1759,

Conn. Capt. of Wintonbury
Co., 1751.
Booth, Charles E.
Porter, Capt. Moses, 1722-1755,
Hadley, Mass. Capt. in Brad
dock's Crown Point Expedi
tion. Killed in the "Bloody
Morning Scout."
Fisher, F. Porter
Porter, Nathaniel, 1680-1710.
Served in the Canada Expedi
tion, i7o8-'o9. Died at Fort
Anne.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Porter, Peter A.
Porter, Peter A., Jr.
Porter, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1704-
1759. Under Capt. Israel Put
nam, 1756. Indian Scout.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Porter, Samuel, 1626-1689. Par
ticipated in the Hadley Alarm,
1675.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Hubbard, Walter C.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Porter, Samuel, 1660-1722. Rep.
in Conn. Judge and Sheriff of
Hadley.
Wilson, John Appleton
Porter, Samuel,  1755- In gar
rison at Fort Edward.
Skinner, Wm. C.
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, William I.
Porter, Lieutenant Timothy,
1689-1764, Conn. Lieut, 1717.
Deputy, 1745, 47, '48.
Booth, Charles E.
Porter, Capt. William, i 695-1 749.
Capt, Penn. Militia, i747-'4§.
Porter, Augustus D.
Post, Lieut. Abraham,  1690.
Ens., Saybrook, Conn., 1667.
Lieut, Saybrook Fort, 1680.
Clark, Eliot A.
Post, Frank T.
Post, Wm. A.
Post, Lieut. Richard,  1689.
Lieut, of Southampton troops,
1660.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Postell, Capt. John, 1717-1782,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

South Carolina. Capt. in Cher
okee War, 1766.
Postell, John C.
Potter, Edmund, 1644  , Ips
wich, Mass. Served under
Capt. Thomas Prentice in the
Narragansett Campaign; after
wards scouting in various
places, 1675.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Robinson, Hamline Elijah
Potter, John, 1652-1718, Ipswich,
Mass. Served in Garrison at
Groton, Mass., under Capt.
Thomas Wheeier, King Phil
ip's War, i675-'76.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Potter, Robert,  1655. Com
missioner from Warwick, R. I.,
1651. One of signers of Ports
mouth, R. I., Compact, April
30, 1639.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Van Nostrand, Benjamin T.
Potter, Robert, 1630-1709, Lynn,
Mass. Served in King Philip's
War. Selectman of Lynn.
Knight, Stephen Herrick
Lord, Calvin
Potts, David, 1670-1730. Member
of Penn. Assembly, 1728-
'30.
Colket, Charles H.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Potts, John, 1710-1768, Pottsgrave,
Pa. Member of Assembly,
i759-'6i.
Brooke, John R.
Powell, William, Virginia. Mem
ber of First House of Bur
gesses assembled at James
town (James City), July,
1619.
Henry, John Porter
Power, Nicholas,  1675, R. I.
Killed in Great Swamp Fight,
1675.
Goddard, Robert H. I., Jr.
Spicer, George T.
Powers, Gideon, 1704  . In
French and Indian Wars.
Powers, Chas. Andrew
Powers, Capt. Isaac, 1665  .
Captain of Militia. Twice
elected to General Court

Colonial Agent for conveying
land.
Whitcomb, Lawrence
Powers, Capt. Jeremiah, 1710  .
Capt of a Co. in Col. Israel
William's Regt. for relief of
Fort William Henry, 1757.
Fall, Charles G.
Powers, Capt. Peter, 1707-1757.
Capt. of the 3d Co., Col. Jo
seph Blanchard's Regt, Crown
Point Expedition, 1755.
Cutter, Edw. J.
Forbes, Harry R.
Powers, Stephen, 1729  . Pri
vate in Capt. Peter Power's
Co., in Col. Joseph Blanchard's
Regt, in the Crown Point Ex
pedition, 1755.
Cutter, Edward J.
Poythress, Peter, 1733  . Bur
gess for Prince George Co.,
Va., i769-'75. Member of Vir
ginia Conventions, 1774, '75,
'76.
Thom, Wm. H. DeC. W.
Praa, Capt. Pieter, 1655-1740,
Brooklyn. Capt. of Foot Co.,
Kings Co. Regt, Col. Stephen
Cortlandt, i700-'i3.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Prall, William
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Pratt, Aaron, 1732-1817, Reho
both, Mass. In Expedition to
Crown Point, 1759.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Pratt, Benajah, 1632  , Plym
outh. Under Commander War
ren, Plymouth South and North
Cos., 1699.
Miller, Robert F.
Pratt, Daniel, 1639-1691, Hart
ford and Colchester, Conn.
Trooper in ist Conn. Cavalry,
1658.
Clark, Kenneth
Monnette, Orra E.
Munds, James Theus
Whitman, Chas. S.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Pratt, Sergt. David,   ,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Framingham, Mass. Buckmin-
ster's Rutland Scouts, 1722.
Hosmer, Jerome C.
Pratt, John,  1655, Cambridge,
Mass., and one of the founders
of Hartford, Conn. Deputy
from Hartford, 1639, and later.
Holcombe, John M.
Isham, Norman M.
Monnette, Orra E.
Reynolds, Frederick P.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Treat, James W.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Pratt, Ens. John,  1664, Hart
ford, Conn. Ens., Hartford
Co.
Edwards, Charles L.
Pratt, Ens. John, 1644-1726, Say
brook, Conn. Ens., 1684. Dep
uty, 1684, et seq.
Clark, Eliot A.
Edwards, Charles L.
Edwards, Edward Junius
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Moran, Charles
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Spencer, Selden P.
Pratt, John, 1693-1780. In Capt.
Ebenezer Beal's Co., relief of
Fort William Henry, 1757.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Pratt, Joseph, 1637-1720, Wey
mouth, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War.
Bates, James H.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Pratt, Lieut. Joseph, 1671  ,
Conn. Sergt and Lieut, of
Militia, 1700, '23. Deputy from
Milford, 1700.
Reynolds, Frederick P.
Pratt, Lieut. Nathaniel, 
 , Saybrook, Conn. Lieut.
of Train Band of Saybrook,
1717. Deputy, 1719, '20, '21.
Spencer, Selden P.
Pratt, Phineas, 1590-1680. Skir
mishes with Indians, Wey- 38^

mouth, Dorchester, and Ips
wich.
Macdonough, Rodney
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Talbot, Archie L.
Pratt, Samuel,  1676. In Capt.
Michael Pierce's Co. of Scit
uate. Killed, 1676.
Talbot, Archie L.
Pratt, Capt. Thomas, 1699-1780,
Chelsea, Mass. Lieut, Chelsea
Military Co. Capt, 1775.
Pratt, Herman W.
Pratt, Walter Merriam
Pratt, Lieut. William, 1622-1678.
Lieut, Saybrook Forces, under
Mason, Pequot War. Deputy,
1666, et seq. Council of War,
1642.
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Clark, Eliot A.
Clark, Lot Curran
Clarke, Chauncey H.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Eaton, Daniel Cady
Eaton, George F.
Edwards, Charles L.
Edwards, Edward J.
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Hart, Samuel
Hitchcock, Jas. Ripley Wm.
Hopkins, Constant C.
Huse, Robert S.
Ingersoll, Colin M.
Jennings, Walter
jewett, Stephen
Leonard, Edgar C.
Leonard, Gardner C.
Marvin, R. Pratt
McKinstry, Elisha W.
Monnette, Orra E.
Moran, Charles
Moses, Zebina
Peck, William H.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Sill, Frederick S.
Sill, Howard
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden
Spencer, Selden P.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Waldo, Rhinelander
Williams, Edward Gilbert
Pratt, Capt. William, 1653-1718.
Lieut of Conn. Troops in 1709,
and Capt of the ist Co., Say
brook, Conn., 1717.
Ingersoll, Colin M.
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden
Spencer, Selden P.
Pray, John,  1730, Providence,
R. I. One of the Defenders of
Providence in King Philip's
War. "One of those who
stayed and went not away."
Cadle, Cornelius
Pray, Richard, 1630-1693, Provi
dence, R. I. One of the de
fenders of Providence in King
Philip's War. "One of those
who stayed and went not
away."
Cadle, Cornelius
Preble, Major Abraham, 1603-
1663, York, Me. Magistrate,
i645-'46, '58. Treas., 1654.
Commissioner for York, 1655-
'57, '59-'6o. Held first military
appointment with rank of
Major.
Adams, Edward M.
Coffin, William K.
Preble, Capt. Abraham, 1673-1723,
York, Me. Capt. of Militia.
Adams, Edward M.
Coffin, William K.
Prence v. Prince.
Prence, Gov. Thomas, 1600-1673.
Asst, Plymouth Col., 1635.
Gov., i634-'38, '57, '72. Mem
ber Council of War, and went
forth against the Pequot In
dians, 1637. Commissioner for
United Colonies, 1645.
Adams, Edward M.
Alderson, Victor C.
Bickford, Robert S.
Bowman, Austin L.
Bowman, George E.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Brown, Frederick L.
Carter, Walter S.
Clark, A. Howard
Clark, Fred'k H.
Clark, Homer P.

Cole, Amedee B.
Curtis, Geo. Munson
Daniels, Edwin A.
Dimock, Weston Pettit
Doane, Wm. H.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Foster, Albert V.
Foster, Daniel R.
Foster, Volney Wm.
Freeman, George W.
Freeman, James G.
Fuller, Austin W.
Gillette, Edward F.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Gross, Charles E.
Howland, Charles W.
Howland, Daniel W.
Hulbert, Henry C.
Kendall, Henry M.
Ladd, William W.
Lawrence, Harris H.
Lawrie, Andrew W.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
Mayo, Charles E.
Meacham, Franklin A.
Merrick, Fred'k Laforest
Moseley, John G.
Nickerson, Philip T.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Paine, Cyrus F.
Philips, Arthur Sherman
Rich, William T.
Rogers, Edward S.
Scammon, Chas. W.
Sears, Clinton B.
Sears, Henry D.
Smith, Thomas H.
Snow, Albert E.
Snow, Isaac B.
Stafford, Morgan Hewitt
Story, Henry G.
Tobey, Frank B.
Warden, Wm. Francis
Williams, Edw. Gilbert
Prentice, Solomon, Cambridge,
Mass. In King Philip's War.
Fessenden, Charles N.
Prentice, Capt. Thomas, 1621-
17 10. Lieut, Mass. Troop,
1656. Capt, 1662. Pequot and
Narragansett Wars.
Ames, Louis A.
Baird, William
Bartholomew, Jas. H. S.

383

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Dennison, Ira W.
Mason, Wm. L.
Prentice, Samuel O.
Prentiss, Samuel L.
Rice, L. Frederick
Sanger, Joseph P.
Schroeder, Henry
Swan, George F.
Prentis, John, 1631-1691. Deputy,
Conn., 1668.
Adams, John Q.
Cadle, Cornelius
Converse, Chas. A.
Peet, Emerson W.
Teed, Freeman G.
Prentis, Capt. John, 1705-1747.
Commander Sloop Defense at
the taking of Louisburg, 1745.
Chew, James L.
Huntington, Charles R.
Prentis, Edward
Prentis, Jonathan. Deputy, 1702.
Member of Council, i707-'24.
Overseer of Indians, 1715.
Prentis, Edward
Prentis, Capt. Joseph, 1701-1773,
New London, Conn. Lieut,
Conn. Militia, 1737. Capt,
1748.
Converse, Chas. A.
Prentis, Capt. Stephen, 1666-1758,
New London, Conn. Deputy,
1712, et seq. Captain of Mili
tia, 1714.
Converse, Chas. A.
Converse, John H.
Prentise, Capt. John, 1652-1715.
Capt. of the Fort at New Lon
don, Conn. Patentee of New
London. "In command of Prov
ince Galley, May, 1695, and
ordered to equip same for an
expedition of three weeks ;
men, arms and provisions im
pressed for immediate service,
May 27, 1695."
Cooper, Leslie B.
Prescott, Lieut.-Col. Benjamin,
1696-1738. Rep., 1723, '24, '27,
'34, '38. Lieut.-Col., 1723.
Wolcott, Roger
Prescott, Col. Charles, 1711-1779,
Concord, Mass. Capt. of Troop
of Horse, 1752. Enlisted for
His Majesty's service for the

reduction ' of Canada, 1760.
Col. of Expedition against
Canada, 1760. Lieut.-Col., 3d
Regt, Militia of Middlesex
Co., 1764.
Penniman, Josiah H.
Prescott, John, 1 604-1 681, Lancas
ter, Mass. Served in Garrison
at Lancaster against Indians,
1675 and 1676.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Bennett, Asahel F.
Boutell, Henry S.
Brown, Daniel A.
Burrage, Henry S.
Candee, Lyman
Cutter, Edw. J.
Dixon, Willis M.
Enos, Alanson T.
Frost, Walter C.
Gage, Herbert E.
Gerry, Allston
Granger, William S.
Greenlaw, William P.
Houghton, William A.
Huse, Arthur H.
Kent, Daniel
Keogh, Chester Henry
Love, Wm. DeL.
Melville, Henry
Moore, George H.
Nye, Charles F.
Parker, Geo. T.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Sawyer, Chas. Francis
Sawyer, William D.
Stone, Chas. W.
White, John B.
Wilson, Frederic N.
Wolcott, Edw. B.
Wolcott, Roger
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Prescott, John, 3d. In Garrison
at Lancaster, Mass., i704-'o5.
Bennett, Asahel F.
Prescott, Capt. Jonas, 1648-1723.
Capt, Groton Co., in King
William's War, 1689. Deputy,
1699, et se9-i Colony of Mass.
Adams, Herbert L.
Eaton, Joseph G.
Farnsworth, Charles
Farnsworth, Frederick
Gage, Herbert E.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Grover, Oliver D.
Langworthy, Chas. F.
Melville, Henry
Paine, Franklin
Stone, Charles W.
Warren, Joseph D.
Wolcott, Roger
Prescott, Capt. Jonas, 2d, 1678-
1750, Groton, Mass. Deputy,
1720.
Adams, Herbert L.
Cutter, Edw. J.
Melville, Henry
Prescott, Capt. Jonathan, 1643-
1721, Concord, Mass. Capt of
Militia, Garrison duty. Dep
uty, 1692.
Boutell, Henry S.
Brown, Daniel A.
Churchill, Gardner A.
Goodrich, William
Granger, William S.
Moore, George H.
Nye, Charles F.
Prescott, Jonathan, 1675-1755,
Kensington, N. H. At Fort
William and Mary, 1696; un
der Capt. John Gilman, 1710.
Emery, Brainerd P.
Palmer, William L.
Prescott, Frank C.
Prescott, Capt. Jonathan, 1696-
1746, Hampton, N. H. Capt in
Sir William Pepperrell's Expe
dition against Louisburg, 1744-
'45, where he died after the
capture of the fortress.
Palmer, William L.
Prescott, Lieut.-Col. Samuel,
1697-1758, Hampton, N. H.
Lieut-Col. of Col. Peter Gil-
man's Regt.
Moulton, George M.
Prescott, Col. William, 1720-1795,
Pepperrell, Mass. Lieut, 1755,
in expedition against Aca
dians. Capt. of Pepperrell Dis
trict Co., 1771. Clerk of Mili
tary Co., 1746. Col. of Regt.
of Minute Men, 1775.
Wolcott, Roger
Presley, Col. Peter,  1750.
Member Va. House of Bur

gesses, 1711.
Barret, Richard A.

Presley, William, 1621-1669.
Member Va. House of Bur
gesses, 1647.
Barret, Richard A.
Pressey, John, 1639-1707, Ames
bury, Mass. Under Capt.
Turner, King Philip's War.
Bailey, Everett H.
Pressey, Joseph W.
Preston, Eliasaph, 1643 -1705,
Conn. Deputy from Walling
ford, i679-'9i, '96.
Hall, Henry O.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Preston, John, Hadley, Mass. In
Capt. Turner's Co., Falls
Fight, King Philip's War.
Preston, Ernest J.
Preston, John, 1737-1799. Served
under Capt. Kendall in Sixth
Co. of Conn, for relief of Gen.
Webb at Fort Edward in
Campaign of 1757.
Preston, Howard Willis
Preston, Richard,  1669. Gov.'s
Council, Md., 1652. Commis
sioner to govern the Province,
1651.
Coates, Edward H.
Coates, George M.
Griscom, Clement A.
Troth, William P.
Preston, Samuel, 1665-1743. Gov.'s
Council, Prov. of Penn., 1700.
Griscom, Clement A.
Preston, Lieut.-Col. William,
1679-1754, Woodbury, Conn.
Capt, South Train Band, 1723.
Lieut.-Col., 13th Regt, Conn.
Militia, 1739. To Defense of
Skippaug, 1726. Deputy, 1714-
'49-
Abbott, Everton Judson
Moseley, John G.
Preston, William, 1729 - 1783.
Member of Va. House of Bur
gesses, 1751. Commissioner
from Va. to treat with Shaw
nee and Delaware Indians,
1757-
Coles, Walter D.
Price, Capt. Thomas, 1732-1795.
Capt. in Penn. Regt., 1759; in
Md. Rifle Co., 1775.
Johnston, Christopher

385

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Price, Capt. Walter, 1620- 1674,
Salem, Mass. Cornet of Foot
Co., 1662. Lieut, 1664. Capt,
1664. Deputy from Salem,
1665.
Cushing, Luther S.
Prichard, Sergt. William, 
1675, Brookfield, Mass. One of
the founders of Brookfield;
second Sergt. of Military Co.,
i673-'75; killed by Indians.
Baxter, William E.
Burt, Charles W.
Priest, Degorie, 1580-1621, Plym
outh, Mass. Under Myles
Standish, Indian Wars.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Talbot, Archie L.
Prince, Lieut. Charles. Lieut, on
frigate Mercury at siege of
Charleston, 1762.
Prince, Laurence L.
Prince, Gov. Thomas, 1600-1673,
Mass. Assistant, 1635, '36, '37,
'39, '46, '56. Governor, Plym
outh Colony, 1634, '38, '57-*73.
Member of the Council of War
and went forth against the Pe
quot Indians, 1637. A Com
missioner for the United Col
onies, 1645, '50, '61. Died while
Governor.
Kendall, Henry Myron
Prince, Thomas, Eastham, Mass.
In King Philip's War.
Smith, Thomas H.
Prindle, Capt. Joseph, Jr., 
1772. Ensign of First Co. of
Train Band of Newton, Conn.,
1768. Lieut, 1770. Capt, 1771.
Prindle, Edgar Lewis
Prioleau, Col. Samuel, 1690-1752,
South Carolina. Member of
Council, and Col. of Regt. of
Horse Guards, 1733.
Chisholm, Wm. G.
Macbeth, Malcolm
Macbeth, Ravenel
Proctor, George,  1738. Fought
under Bacon in "Bacon's Re
bellion," 1676.
Hume, Edgar E.
Proctor, John, 1694-1783, Mass.

Served in the "Snowshoe Co."
of Chelmsford, 1724, in 4th In
dian War (Lovell's War).
Langworthy, Charles F.
Proctor, Robert,  1697, Mass.
In King Philip's War; also in
garrison at Chelmsford, 1691-
'92-
Estey, Jacob G.
Estey, Julius J.
Langworthy, Charles F.
Proctor, Mortimer Robinson
Proctor, Redfield
Provender, John,  1712, Fra
mingham, Mass. In Capt.
Samuel Moseley's Co., King
Philip's War, i675-'76. At
Great Swamp Fight, 1675.
Stone, William Eben.
Provoost, Sergt. David, 1608-1656.
Commander at Fort Good
Hope, 1 642- '47. First of the
"Nine Men," 1652. Sergt.,
Blue Flag Co., Burgher Corps,
New Amsterdam, 1653. First
separate Schout at Breuckelen,
1655. Schout and Sec. of
Breuckelen, Amersfoort, and
Midwout until his death.
Boardman, Lansdale
Collins, Holdridge O.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Hance, William W.
Hodges, Alfred
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Moller, Charles G, Jr.
Pinkney, Cornelius S.
Pinkney, Townsend
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Provoost, John M.
Seaman, Wm. B.
Scofield, George S.
Shirley, Rufus G.
Sill, Howard
Sill, John T.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Thomas, George C.
Thomas, James P.
Thomas, Robert McK.
Veazey, Duncan
Provoost, David, 1642  . Mem
ber of Assembly, 1699-1702.
Member of Council, I7o8-'ii.
Hance, William W.
Sill, Howard

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Provoost, Col. David, 1670-1734.
Capt. in Col. Abraham de
Peyster's Regt, N. Y. City,
1700. Major, 1710. Member of
General Assembly, 1702-'! 1.
Lieut-Col., 1716. Col., 1718.
Member of Council, i7o8-'io.
Hodges, Alfred
Provoost, John Moffat
Seaman, Wm. B.
Thomas, George C.
Thomas, Robert McK.
Veazey, Duncan
Provoost, Capt. David, 1695-1781.
2d Lieut, in Capt. Cornelius
Van Home's Co., 1737; ist
Lieut, under Capt. Paul Rich
ard, 1738. Capt. of a Co. of
Troops, 1740, Spanish Expe
dition.
Hodges, Alfred
Provoost, John M.
Seaman, Wm. B.
Thomas, George C.
Thomas, Robert McK.
Provoost, David W., 1703 - 1776.
Appointed in charge of mili
tary affairs, Bergen Co., April
18, 1740.
Hance, William W.
Provoost, Jonathan. Soldier en
rolled in New Orange, N. Y.,
1673.
Shirley, Rufus G.
Provoost, William, 1679-1746.
Governor's Council, N. Y.,
I723-'35- Governor's Council,
N. J., i734-'4i. In charge of
Military affairs in N. J.
Hance, William W.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Pruyn, Samuel, 1677-1752. In
Capt. Rooseboom's Co., Albany,
1715.
Pruyn, John Van S. L.
Sanford, George D.
Pryor, Col. William,  1777.
Capt, Va. Militia, 1753. Major,
1761. Col., 1770.
Morton, Daniel
Puffer, Richard, 1657-1723. Sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Representative to the General
Court, i705-'o6.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred

Pumpelly, Sergt. John, 1727-18 19,
Served under Capt. John Lor
ing, relief of Fort William
Henry, 1758. Crown Point,
1755-
Read, Harmon P.
Purchase, John,  1645. Sol
dier in the Pequot War with
Capt. Mason, 1637.
Parker, Geo. T.
Purchase, Ens. Oliver, 1613-1701.
Ensign, 1651. Assistant to
Governor Bradstreet, 1685.
Allen, Francis Olcott
Purefoy, Thomas,  1656. Mem
ber Va. House of Burgesses,
i629-'30. Member of Council,
i63i-'37.
Thom, William H. DeC. W.
Pusey, William, Chester Co., Pa.
Member of Assembly, 1725-
'26.
Sharp, George M.
Putnam, Capt. Benjamin, 1664-
1715, Salem. Lieut, Capt,
1706-'!!.
Black, Albert Shirley
Black, Everett Hudson
Boynton, Charles S.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Newhall, James S.
Nourse, John Francis
Putnam, George J.
Wolcott, Roger
Putnam, Ebenezer, 1719-1782. In
Col. Josiah Williams's Co. at
Fort Dummer, 1746, and Capt.
Stephens's Co., Charlestown,
N. H., i75i-'55-
Putnam, Ralph W.
Putnam, Elisha, 1685-1745. Rep.
to the General Court from
Sutton.
Thompson, Frank C.
Putnam, Capt. Henry, 1712-1775.
At Louisburg, French and In
dian War.
Carnochan, Gouverneur Morris
Putnam, Major-Gen. Israel, 171 8-
1790. French War, 1755, he
raised a company at Pomfret,
Conn. ; Capt. in Lyman's Regt. ;
Lake George- and Crown
Point. Rogers' Rangers, 1755.
Major, 1757. Lieut.-Col., 1759-

387

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Havana Expedition, i76i-'62.
Col., 1764.
Browne, George Israel
Castle, Alfred H.
Dana, Chas. D.
Day, George H.
Miller, Guy Partridge
Osgood, Edward L.
Putnam, Douglas
Putnam, Wm. Hutchinson
Thompson, Ebenezer
Wheeler, Jerome W.
Putnam, Capt. John, 1627-1710,
Salem. Corp., 1672. Lieut,
1678. Capt, 1687. Deputy,
1679.
Black, Albert Shirley
Black, Everett Hudson
Brown, John B.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Guilford, William W.
Miles, Alfred G.
Newhall, James S.
Presby, Frank Henry
Putnam, Eben
Putnam, Edw. Floyd
Putnam, Geo. J.
Skinner, Henry W.
Wolcott, Roger
Putnam, Capt. Jonathan, 1659-
1739. Representative, 1710.
Capt, Salem Militia, 1689.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Putnam, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1619-
1700, Salem Village, Mass.
Deputy, i69o-'9i. Lieut, Foot
Co., Salem Village, 1683.
Black, Albert Shirley
Black, Everett Hudson
Boynton, Charles S.
Clarke, Geo. K.
Cochrane, James E.
Flint, James M.
Frye, Jed
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Newhall, James S.
Parker, Moses G.
Putnam, Geo. J.
Robbins, Howard S.
Stearns, H. Putnam
Tapley, Henry F.
Watkins, Nathaniel
Wolcott, Roger
Putnam, Brig.-Gen. Rufus, 1738-
1824. French and Indian War.
Capt. Ebenezer Leonard's Co.,

Col. Joseph Frye's Mass. Regt,
1758. Capt. Joseph Whitcomb's
Co., Col. Timothy Ruggles'
Regt, 1759. Ens., Capt. Thom
as Beman's Co., Col. Willard's
Regt, 1760. Stillwater, Sara
toga, Fort Edward, etc.
Fenner, Charles P.
Putnam, Seth, 1695-1775, Charles
town, N. H. In Capt. Phineas
Stephens's Co., i75i-'55.
Putnam, Ralph W.
Putnam, Warren E.
Putnam, Lieut. Stephen, 1694-
1772, Salem. Lieut, in 3d Co.,
ist Regt. of Mass. Militia,
1739, Capt. Samuel Flint, Col.
Ichabod Plaisted.
Newhall, James S.
Putnam, George F.
Putnam, George J.
Putnam, Lieut. Thomas, 1614-
1686. Lieut., Troop of Horse,
Lynn, Mass., 1662. In King
Philip's War.
Bissell, William P.
Castle, Alfred H.
Dana, Charles D.
Fenner, Charles P.
Heaton, John E.
Hitchcock, (Jas.) Ripley (Wm.)
Howe, Chas. Luke
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Partridge, Edward L.
Phelps, Luis J.
Powell, Lyman T.
Putnam, John B.
Putnam, Ralph W.
Putnam, Warren E.
Robbins, Howard S.
Sargent, John S.
Stearns, H. Putnam
Thompson, Frank C.
Walcott, Arthur S.
Wyman, Walter C.
Pynchon, Col. John, 1625-1703.
Assistant, 1655-1686. Member
of Council, 1688, 1693-1703.
Capt, Major, Lieut, and Col.,
1688.
Bagley, John N.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Lyman, Elias
Stafford, William F.
Pynchon, Lieut.-Col. John, Jr.,

388

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1647-1721. Commissioner for
United Colonies.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Lyman, Elias
Stafford, William F.
Pynchon, Gov. William, 1590-
1662, Springfield, Mass. As
sistant. Treasurer, i632-'34.
Governor of Springfield, 1641-
'50. Governing Magistrate of
Conn., i637-'38.
Babcock, Harry W.
Barrows, Charles H.
Brown, John B.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Collins, William G.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Cox, John L.
Cutler, Ralph Wm.
Day, Robert W.
Dewey, Charles
Ensign, Joseph Ralph
Evans, Ira H.
Foote, Robert D.

Foote, Robert Dumont, Jr.
Hamlin, Albert C.
Haughton, Richard
Hosmer, Edward S.
Inches, George B.
Lord, Frank H.
Lyman, Elias
McKinstry, Charles H.
McKinstry, Elisha W.
Perrin, William R.
Stafford, William F.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Teall, Edward McK.
Treat, Erastus B.
Walbridge, Thomas Chester
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Wells, Eben F.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Woodruff, Chas. H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.

Q

Quackenbos, John, 1742-1824. In
Capt. John Peter Smith's Co.,
1758, Old French War.
Quackenbos, Henry Forrest
Quackenbos, John D.
Sherrili, Charles H.
Quarles, William, 1646-1689, Ips
wich, Mass. Treasurer of War
for Mass., i675-'78. Soldier in
King Philip's War.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Robinson, Hamline Elijah
Quick, Jacobus,  . In the
Co. of Capt. Cornelius Van
Home, N. Y., i737-'38.
Bogert, William B.
Quick, Capt. Thomas Teunisse,
Capt of Marbletown, Ulster
Co., N. Y., Militia, 1689.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Quigley, Ens. James, 1710-1782.
Commissioned Ensign in Co
lonial Forces, 1756, in John
Steele's Co., Cumberland Co.,
Pennsylvania, Rangers.
Brady, Wrn. P.

Quincy, Edmund, Sr., 1602-
1635, Braintree, Mass. Deputy,
1634.
Amsden, Franklin D.
Quincy, Charles F.
Quincy, Col. Edmund, 1627-1698,
Braintree, Mass. Deputy, 1670,
et seq. Member of the Coun
cil, 1689. Capt, Military Co.
at Braintree, 1684. Major, Suf
folk Regt, and Lieut-Col.,
1694. Col., 1695.
Amsden, Franklin Dana
Chauncey, Elihu
Davies, Julien T., Jr.
Davies, Wm. G.
Denny, Thomas
Eaton, William S., Jr.
Luquer, Lea Mel.
Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
Pierce, Fred'k E.
Quincy, Charles F.
Salisbury, Edward E.
Wild, Benjamin F.
Quincy, Edmund, 1681-1738, Brain
tree, Mass. Representative,

389

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

I7i3-'i4. Member of Council,
i7i5-'29, '34-'37-
Amsden, Franklin D.
Amsden, Henry F.
Davies, William G.
Denny, Thomas
Quincy, Josiah
Quincy, Col. John, 1689-1767.
Major and Col. of Mass. Mili
tia. Speaker of House. Gov
ernor's Council.
Johnson, John Q. A.

Quintard, Capt. Isaac,  .
Ensign, 2d Co., Train Band,
1764. Lieut, 1768. Capt, 12th
Co., 9th Regt, Conn. Troops,
1773.
Kinzie, John H.
Quinton, Edward, 1696-1756, Sa
lem, N. J. Private in Capt.
Daniel Rumsey's Co., Salem
Co. Militia, 1715.
Reichner, Aiken
Reichner, Louis Irving

R

Raddin, John, 2d, 1665  , Lynn
and Marblehead, Mass. Troop
er from Marblehead, 1689.
Name listed as "John Rid
ding."
Pike, Warren Austin
Rambo, Peter Gunnerson, 
1698. Member of the Council,
Prov. of Penn., 1668.
Benson, Edwin N.
Wainwright, Clement R.
Wainwright, Francis K.
Ramsey, Capt. William, 1732-1795.
Capt. in French and Indian
Wars, i755-'56.
Janeway, Geo. H.
Rand, Sergt. Thomas, 1627- 17 10.
Sergt. in Capt. John Cutler's
Co., 1676, King Philip's War.
Clarke, George K.
Favor, Otis S.
Lunt, William W.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Wolcott, Roger
Wyman, Walter C.
Randall, Sergt. John,  1680,
Watertown, Mass. In King
Philip's War, under Capt.
Poole and Capt. Holbrook.
Farr, Marvin A.
Randolph, Isham, 1687-1742. Mem
ber House of Burgesses and
Adj. -Gen , Va., 1740.
Cary, Wilson M.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Thomas, John L.
Trumbull, Nathan Franklin

Randolph, Sir John, 1689-1737.
Attorney General and Speaker
of the House of Burgesses.
Offley, Cleland N.
Randolph, Col. Richard of
"Curls," 1691-1748, Henrico
County, Va. Burgess of Gooch
land, 1728; of Henrico, 1736-
'42. Treas. of Va., 1738. Col.,
i742-'48.
Cary, Wilson M.
Randolph, Col. Thomas of Tuck-
AHOE, 1689-1730, Henrico and
Goochland Cos., Va. Major
and Burgess, i72o-'22. Presid
ing Justice, Col. and Co. Lieut
of Goochland, 1727.
Cary, Wilson M.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Randolph, Col. Thomas Mann of
Tuckahoe, 1741-1793, Gooch
land Co., Va., Burgess, 1769,
et seq. Col. and Co. Lieut,
177°-'7S- Committee of Safety,
1775. Member of Va. Conven
tions, i774-'75-'76.
Cary, Wilson M.
Randolph, Lieut.-Col. William,
1651-1711. Member House of
Burgesses, I700-'o5. Capt,
Henrico Co. Forces, 1680.
Lieut.-Col., 1699. Att-Gen.
and Member Royal Council of
Va.
Appleby, George F.
Applegate, Leslie T, Jr.
Applegate, Matthew Mullins

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Burnley, Edwin T.
Cary, Wilson M.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Hoge, Peyton Harrison
Hoge, Peyton Harrison, Jr.
Hutchinson, Cary T.
Lee, Edmund J.
Marbury, William Luke
Offley, Cleland N.
Smith, Robert White
Thom, Wm. H. De C. W.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Thomas, Douglas H., Jr.
Thomas, John L.
Trumbull, Nathan Franklin
Randolph, Col. William of Tuck-
ahoe, 1713-1745, Goochland
Co., Va., Burgess, i742-'45.
Col. and Co. Lieut, i74o-'45-
Cary, Wilson M.
Ransom, Ens. Joshua. Ens., New
Salem Co., 12th Regt, Conn.,
i757-'62, '72-'75.
Torbert, Willard H.
Rapalje, Ens. Daniel, 1650-1725,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Ens. of
Breuckelen Militia, 1673.
Moore, Albert R.
Rapelje, Lieut. Joris, 1675-1741.
Lieut, of His Majesty's Forces,
Queens Co., N. Y.
Frye, Jed.
Hall, George P.
Kitchen, John C. D.
Moore, Albert R.
Strong, Frederick S.
Strong, Richard Polk
Suydam, Lambert
Whitehouse, James Norman de R.
Rapelje, Joris Jansen  See de
Rapelje.
Rathbone, John, 1658-1723, Rox
bury, Mass., and Shoreham,
R. I. Dep. from New Shore-
ham, i683-'84.
French, Leon L. L.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Rattone, Thomas, 1664-1730, Perth
Amboy. In Capt. Jonathan
Wright's Co , Flushing Militia,
defense of Prov. of N. Y.,
1715.
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.
Ravenel, Rene, 1656  , South

Carolina. Member of Assem
bly.
Macbeth, Malcolm
Macbeth, Ravenel
Rawlins, Ichabod, 1640- 1707. In
Train Band at Dover, N. H.,
1689. Killed by Indians, 1707,
while going from Field's to
Bunker's Garrison at Dover.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Rawlins, Joseph, 1702  , Exeter
and Hampton, N. H. At the
Siege of Louisburg, 1745.
Johnson, Charles H.
Rawson, Sec. Edward, 1615-1693.
Sec, Mass. Bay Col., i650-'8i.
Commissioner at Boston, 1658.
Officer to enforce English Na
val Laws, 1663.
Hill, John F.
Rawson, Edward S.
Spicer, Geo. T.
Taft, Charles P.
Vaile, Joel F.
Wheaton, Frank
Rawson, Rev. Grindal, 1659-1715.
Chaplain of the Fleet, Port
Royal Expedition, 1690.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Rawson, Fred'k H.
Vaile, Joel F.
Wheaton, Frank
Rawson, Lieut. Stephen, 1722-
1773, Providence, R. I. Lieut,
Militia, 1749. Assistant, 1760.
Wheaton, Frank
Rawson, William. Deputy from
Braintree, Mass., i695-'96.
Hill, John F.
Ray, Capt. Symon, 1635-1712. Com
manded New Shoreham Co.,
R. I., defense of Block Island,
1705.
Lahens, Louis E.
Thomas, Robert M.
Trenchard, Edward
Raymond, John, Jr., circ. 1650-1725.
Served under Capt. Samuel
Appleton, Narragansett Cam
paign, King Philip's War. He
claimed to be the first soldier
to enter the Fort in the Great
Swamp Fight.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Moore, Howard P.
Preston, Howard W.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Raymond, Ens. Jonathan, 
 , Mass. Rep., i724-'25.
Ensign, 1701.
Wolcott, Roger
Raymond, Joshua, 1639-1676, Sa
lem, Mass., and New London,
Conn. Deputy from New Lon
don to General Assembly, 1669.
Appointed Cornet of the New
London Troopers, 1672. Com
missary in King Philip's War.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Parker, Frederick S.
Perry, Alexander
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Waite, Horace F.
Raymond, Lieut.-Com. William,
163 5-1709, Beverly, Mass. Nar
ragansett Campaign, 1675.
Capt. and Lieut, of Salem and
Beverly Troop, 1683. Canada
Expedition, 1690.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Kendall, Henry M.
Lord, Charles E.
Raymond, George L.
Wyman, Walter C.
Raynes, Capt. Francis, 1625-1693.
Ensign, 1652. Lieut, 1654.
Capt, 1659. New Hampshire
Troops.
Monnette, Orra E.
Rayno, Elias, 171 5-1787. Private
in Col. Nathaniel Meserve's
New Hampshire Co. in Expe
dition against Crown Point,
1756.
Monnette, Orra E.
Raynolds, Thomas. Delegate
from Calvert Co., Md., Lower
House of Assembly, i745-'57-
Reynolds, Edward
Raynor, Capt. Samuel,  .
Commander of a Sloop cruis
ing for Privateers, 171 1, off
Sandy Hook. In 1712 asked
for compensation for services
in pursuit of a French Priva
teer.
Smith, Leroy

Rea, or Ray, Daniel, Danvers,
Mass. In King Philip's War.
Brown, John B.
Read, Charles,  1705. Mem
ber of Assembly, Prov. of Pa.,
i703-'o4.
Lewis, Wm. Fisher
Read, Col. Clement, 1707-1763.
In Command of Expedition,
French and Indian War, 1758.
Deen, Wm. M.
Read, Esdras,  1680, Boston.
Deputy from Wenham, 1648-
'Si-
Read, Charles F.
Read, Robert L.
Read, Israel, 1642-1711, Rehoboth,
Mass. In Narragansett Cam
paign under Major Brad
ford.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Wyman, Walter C.
Read, John, Sr., 1598-1685, Reho
both, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1644.
Hill, Henry B.
McIntire, Charles J.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Read, John, Jr., 1640- 1676, Reho
both, Mass. Killed by the
Indians at Pierce's Fight.
Hall, Nelson R.
Hill, Henry B.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Read, John,  1720. In Capt.
Johnson's Co., in King Philip's
War.
Hall, Lewis C.
Read, Atty.-Gen. John, 1679-1749,
Boston, Mass. Deputy, 1738.
Member of Council, i74i-'42.
Atty.-Gen., 1723, et seq.
Eaton, Theodore H.
McIntire, Charles J.
Read, Lieut. John, 1688 -1756.
Lieut in the Delaware Colo
nial Forces, 1747, French
War.
Read, Harmon P.
Read, John M., Jr.
Read, Col. John, 1699-1786, Red
ding, Conn. Major, 1753.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Lieut-Col., 1757. Col., Seven
Years War.
Eaton, Theodore H.
Read, Samuel, 1635-1718, Mendon,
Mass. In Garrison at Groton,
1675 ; also at Quaboag under
Captain Poole. Representative
in. the Gen. Court of Mass.,
1 7 10.
Robinson, Hamline Elijah
Read, Thomas,  1730. Served
in King Philip's War in the
force commanded by Major
Savage, 1676. Captured by
the Indians and held for one
month.
Read, Frederick F.
Read, Major Thomas, 1688-1773,
Westford, Mass. In i724-'25
he was a member of Capt.
Richardson's Co. of Snowshoe
Men; Capt, 1734; Major,
1767. Rep. from Westford in
the Mass. Gen. Court, i739-'52.
Heckman, William W.
Read, William, Weymouth, Mass.
Representative, i636-'38.
Hall, Lewis C.
Read (Reed), Captain William,
1662-1718, Lexington, Mass.
Captain of a Company of Dra
goons, 1706. Representative to
the General Court, 1714.
Wellington, Jonas F.
Wilson, Chas. Hiram
Read, Captain William, 2d, 1693-
1778. Capt. of the Lexington
Military Co. and served with
his company in French War of
1755 under Gen. John Win-
slow. Selectman eleven years.
Representative to the General
Court seventeen years.
Beatty, William T.
Reade, Col. George, 1600-1671.
Colonel of Va. Militia. Sec,
Colony of Va., 1637. Acting
Gov., 1638. Member House of
Burgesses, James City Co.,
1649 ; York Co., 1656. Member
Royal Council, i657-'7i.
Barret, Richard A.
Block, Geo. Montgomery
Fetter, George G.
Glenn, Garrard

Glenn, John T.
Gray, Coleman R.
Gray, Norborne R.
Henry, John Porter
Huie, Wm. Henry Thompson
Jackson, Henry R.
Lipscomb, Francis A.
McAllister, John M.
McGuire, James C.
Ord, Henry Norton
Suter, Henderson
Thomas, John L.
Throckmorton, Chas. W.
Watson, Alex. Mackenzie
Whitner, Charles F.
Whitner, John A.
Reade, Joseph, 1694-1771. Member
of Prov. Council of N. Y.,
i764-'7i.
Hamersley, J. Hooker
Pillot, Peter S.
Sanford, Henry G.
Reade, Ens. William, 1 605-1 663.
Weymouth, Mass. Ens. Foot
Co., 1640. Deputy, i635-'36-
'38.
Reade, Philip
Reed, John L.
Reade, William, 1625-1690, Wo
burn, Mass. Mount Hope
Campaign, 1675, under Capt.
Prentice; under Lieut Oakes,
1676, King Philip's War.
Hall, Dudley
Reade, William, 1639-1706, Wey
mouth, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Reade, Philip
Reading, John, 1686-1767. Mem
ber of Council, i728-'67. Vice-
President and Acting Gov.
N. J., 1747 and 1757.
Remington, Robert R.
Terry, John Taylor, Jr.
Reddocke, Henry,  , Providence,
R. I. Deputy, 1654.
Macdonough, Rodney
Redeway, James,  1676. Served
under Major Bradford in King
Philip's War.
Woodward, Wm.
Redfield, Levi, 1749-1838. En
listed 1762 at Killingworth,
Conn., in Col. Putnam's Regt.,
which sailed from New York

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

in June, 1762, in the Expedi
tion against Havana.
Mersereau, John D.
Redfield, Capt. Peleg, 1723-1760.
French and Indian War. 2d
Lieut, 10th Co., 2d Conn. Regt,
1756. ist Lieut, 1758, capture
of Ticonderoga. Capt, 1759-
'60. Under Lord Amherst at
Crown Point.
Proctor, Thos. R.
Redfield, Ens. Theophilus, 1718-
1770. Sergeant in Company
commanded by his brother
Peleg, which formed a part of
Provincial forces engaged in
campaigns of i759-'6o. Ensign
in same Company, 1761.
Mersereau, John D.
Rediat, John,   , Marl
borough, Mass. In garrison
at Marlborough, under Lieut.
John Ruddock, against the
Hassanemesit Indians, 1675.
Barnes, Frank L.
Barnes, W. Howard
Parker, Geo. T.
Redington (Reddington), Sergt.
John,  1690, Topsfield,
Mass. Sergt. at Topsfield,
King Philip's War; afterward
called Capt.
Brown, John Barker
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Redman, John, Sr.,   .
Representative, 1722.
Mahin, Frank C.
Redman, John, Jr., 1672-1718. In
King William's War from
Hampton, N. H., 1694.
Mahin, Frank C.
Reed, Capt. James, 1723-1807. In
command of Co., under Col.
Brown, 1755. In command of
Co., under Gen. Abercrombie,
at Ticonderoga, 1758, and Gen.
Amherst, 1759.
Bellows, Charles
Bloss, Orlando P.
Reed, Latham G.
Reed, John, 1633-1730, Norwalk.
Deputy to General Court from
Norwalk, I7i5-'i7.
Cadle, Cornelius
Reed, John, 1649-1721. In Great

Swamp Fight in King Philip's
War, 1675, under Capt. Isaac
Johnson. Member First Regt
of Taunton, Mass., i682-'70.
Tiffany, George
Reed, Corp. John, 1723-1795. Corp.
in Capt. William Burns's Co.
in Spanish and Indian Wars of
i745-'49-
Turner, Philip F.
Reed, Lieut. Joseph,  1741,
Woburn, Mass. in Expedition
to Canada, 1690. Sergt. in
Woburn Co., i7oi-'i3. Ens ,
I7I3-'I5- Lieut, I7i6-'4i.
Swan, Reuben S.
Reed, Capt. Thomas, 1624 ,  .
Member of Salem Militia Co.
Ensign before 1647; Capt. in
1647.
Howe, Charles Luke
Reed, William, 1605-1658. Deputy
from Weymouth, to General
Court, 1636.
Reed, John L.
Reeve, Thomas,  . Member
Southold Co., Suffolk Regt,
1715, Col. Henry Smith.
Howell, Edwin A.
Reid, John, 1 655-1723. Surveyor-
General of East Jersey, 1703.
Presiding Justice, 1711, '15, '19.
Member of Assembly, 1693.
Sargent, Christopher S.
Sargent, George P. T.
Reid, Col. Thomas, 1 600-1 663,
Salem, Mass. Col. of Militia,
1643. Returned to Eng., and
was made Col. of a Royal
Regt.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Remick, Lieut. David, 1732-1793.
Haverhill, Mass. Lieut, in
Capt. Gideon Parker's Co.,
Col. Abijah Williams' Regt,
1759. At Louisburg, Ticonde
roga, and Quebec.
Remick, Daniel C.
Remick, Joseph, 1731-1782, New
bury, Mass. Clerk in Lieut.-
Col. John Kingsbury's Regt. at
Fort William Henry, 1756.
Remick, John A.
Remick, Ninian B.
Remick, Timothy

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Index 6f ancestors

Remington, Lieut. John, 1617-
1667, Rowley, Mass. Pequot
War.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Remington, Chas. Stevens
Remington, Cyrus Kingsley
Remington, Harvey Foote
Remington, Jonathan, 1677-1745.
Of Harvard College, i703-'n.
Rep. from Cambridge to Mass.
Gen. Court, I7i4-'i5, 'i7-'i8,
'22, '28. Councillor, i73o-'40.
Judge of Court of Common
Pleas, i7i5-'33. Judge of Pro
bate, i725-'45. Justice of Su
perior Court, i733-'45-
Jeffries, John T. L.
Remmington, Capt. Jonathan,
1639-1700. In King Philip's
War, 1676. Corporal; Cap
tain.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Remsen, Capt. Henry, 1736-1792.
Ens. in Capt. David Abell's
Foot Co., N. Y., 1760. Capt,
1772, Col. Leonard Lispenard's
Regt
Belknap, Waldron P.
Remsen, Phoenix
Remsen, Capt. Jeromus, 1705-1781.
Newtown, Long Island. Pro
vincial Forces, N. Y. Capt. of
a Company in the French War.
Wyckoff, Charles R., Jr.
Wyckoff, Clarence J.
Remsen, Col. Jeromus, 1735-1790.
Provincial Forces, New York.
Whitehouse, James Norman de R.
Remsen, Maj. Joris, 1706-1741.
Major, Orange Co., Militia,
Col. Vincent Mathews, 1738.
Corbusier, William H.
Remsen, Rem, 1685-1752. Soldier
in Capt. Joshua Cornell's Co.,
Queens County Militia, 1715.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Revell, Randall,  . Member
of Assembly, Maryland, 1638.
Member of Va. House of Bur
gesses, i657-'58.
Custis, George W. N.
Custis, J. B. Gregg
Dennis, James T.

Revere, Lieut. Paul, Crown Point
Campaign. Lieut, of Artillery
at Fort William Henry,' 1756.
Revere, Augustus L.
Reynolds, Capt. Nathaniel, 
1708. A. & H. A. Co., 1658.
Lieut, 4th Co., Suffolk Regt,
Major Thomas Clarke. Lieut.
and Capt, King Philip's War.
Command of Chelmsford Gar
rison, i675-'76.
Baker, George F.
Cornish, Leslie Colby
Haskell, Charles O.
Raynolds, Edward V.
Reynolds, George N.
Schauffler, Wm. G.
Reynolds, Philip, 1740-1775. In
Capt. Dunbar's Co., Crown
Point Expedition, 1762.
Haskell, Charles O.
Reynolds, George N.
Reynolds, Capt. Samuel, 1720-
1810, Waterbury, Conn. Capt.
of Train Band in the Parish
of Westborough, Waterbury,
Conn., 1765.
Bates, William O.
Reynolds, Thomas. Delegate from
Calvert Co., Md., to Lower
House of Assembly, i754-'57.
Reynolds, Edward
Reynor, Humphrey,  1660.
Deputy from Rowley to the
General Court, 1649.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Rhoades, Henry, 1608-1675. In
King Philip's War.
Adams, Edward M.
Rhoades, Lyman
Rhoades, Atty.-Gen. John, 1658-
1716, Rhode Island. Deputy.
Clerk of Assembly.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Felton, Samuel M.
Rhoades, Samuel, 1643  . Under
Capt. Gardiner, King Philip's
War.
Rhoades, Lyman
Rhoades, Ens. Samuel. Ens., 1768,
in the 3d Co., Capt. Gallison,
of Marblehead, Mass., in Col.
Jacob Fo-wle's Regt. of Foot.
Rhoades, Lyman

395

society of colonial wars

Rhoades (Rhoads), Samuel, 171 i-
1784. Mayor of Philadelphia,
1774. Member of Assembly,
i76i-'63 ; i77o-'74. Member
of the Continental Congress,
1774-
Baker, Frederick D.
Franklin, William B.
Rhodes, Henry, 1608-1703. Fought
against Indians in "the Nip-
mugg country, and was in the
fight at Fort Narragansett" in
1675.
Dorsey, James Owen
Rhodes, John, 1658-1716, R. I.
Deputy, i702-'o4, '08.
Felton, Edgar C.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Rhodes, Major John, 1691-1776,
Warwick, R. I. Deputy, R. I.,
i742-'53. Major.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Rhodes, Samuel. In Capt. Eben
ezer Cox's Co. from Stough-
tonham, Mass., in French and
Indian War, 1760. In Samuel
Miller's Regt. at Crown Point,
1756, and in Capt. Nathaniel
Blake's Co. at Crown Point,
i756-'57.
Adams, Edw. M.
Rhodes, Zachariah, 1603 - 1665,
Providence, R. I. Commis
sioner, i6s8-'63. Deputy, 1663-
'65.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
FitzGerald, Desmond
Hart, George T.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Preston, Howard W.
Rice, Edmund, 1594-1663, Sudbury,
Mass. Deputy, 1640.
Adams, Charles E.
Amee, Albert F.
Bates, Daniel M.
Bent, Samuel A.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Farwell, John W.

French, Leon LeL.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Holbrook, Levi
Homer, Wm. B.
Houghton, Wm. A.
Howe, Edward W.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Martin, Geo. Washington
Parker, Charles L.
Parker, Geo. T.
Rice, George S.
Rice, Henry B.
Rice, Lewis F.
Richardson, Wm. E.
White, John B.
Rice, Edmund, 1663-1726. Served
in Capt. Browne's Co., King
Philip's War, in Marlboro,
Lancaster, and Groton, Mass.,
1690.
Holbrook, Levi
Rice, Edward, 1619-1712, Marl
boro, Mass. Member of West
Middlesex Regt.; quartered in
his garrison house, 1691.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Parker, Geo. T.
Pierce, Frederick C.
Rice, Henry B.
Rice, Corp. Henry, 1616-1711,
Sudbury, Mass. Corp., 1686.
Amee, Albert F.
French, Leon Le L.
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Rice, Henry B.
Smith, Walter C.
Rice, John,  , Needham, Mass.
Service under Captain Mose
ley, of record 10 December,
1675, 24 April, 1676.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Rice, John, 1646-1731. Deputy
from Warwick, 1710. Member
of Grand Jury, Warwick, R. I.,
1687.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Rice, Herbert Ambrose
Rice, Herbert W.
Rice, Joseph, 1637-1685, Marlboro,
Mass. Owned a garrison
house, King Philip's War,
1675-76. Deputy, 1683.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Enos, Alanson T.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Rice, L. Frederick
Rice, Capt. Richard, 1709-1789.
Lieut, of 2d Coventry Co.,
I745",46. Captain, 1747.
Rice, Arthur A.
Rice, Samuel, 1634- 16 84. Member
of the garrison at the house of
Joseph Rice, in Marlborough,
Mass., 1675.
Adams, Charles E.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Holbrook, Levi
Homer, Wm. B.
Martin, George Washington
Messinger, Wm. D.
Pierce, Frederick C.
Rice, L. Frederick
Rice, Seth, 1705-1796, Westbor-
ough, Mass. In the French
and Indian Wars. Served in
Capt Eager's Co. of Mili
tia of Westborough, Mass.,
1757
Holbrook, Levi
Rice, Thomas, 1595-1681, Sudbury,
Mass. Commanded a garrison
at Marlborough, 1675.
Bennett, Asahel F.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Simmons, Joseph F.
White, John B.
Rich, Lieut. Elisha, 1717  . In
Capt. Ebenezer Learned's Co.,
v Col. Ruggles Regt, Lake
George, 1756.
Anthony, James L.
Rich, Sergt. Samuel, 1684-1752,
Truro, Mass. Sergeant in the
Military Company in Truro,
1731-
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Richard, Capt. Paul, 1697-1756.
Capt, N. Y. City Militia, 1738.
Mayor, I735p39- Deputy, 1743-
'56. Commissary of War,
1746. Member Colonial As
sembly.
Brown, Paul R.
Richards, Benjamin, 1738-1816.
Colonial Militia, 1757. Served
under Captain Jackson, Col.

Williams' Regt, Expedition to
Canada.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Richards, Daniel, 1738-1819. A
soldier serving in Canada in
1760 under Col. Montgomery.
Richards, Wm. Ferry
Richards, Wm. Kennedy
Richards, Capt. George, 1695-1750,
New London, Conn. Deputy.
Ens., 1726. Lieut, 1736. Capt,
1739.
Haughton, Richard
Prentis, Edward
Richards, Capt. Jeremiah, Jr.,
1705-1776, Roxbury, Mass. Col.
Williams' Regt. in Canada,
1755-
Rawson, Edward S.
Richards, John, 1641-1688, Ded
ham, Mass. Soldier in King
Philip's War.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Richards, Sergt. Moses, 1730-1756.
In Capt. Nathan Adams' Co.,
French War, 1754.
Gerry, Allston
Richards, Nathaniel, 1648 -1726,
Dedham, Mass. Served under
Capt. Thomas Prentice and
Maj. Savage in King Philip's
War, 1675.
Guilford, William W.
Hill, James F.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Elijah L.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Richard, Lieut. Stephen, 1670-
1730. In Capt Isaac De
Riemer's Co., Col. Abraham
de Peyster's Regt, under Earl
Bellomont, 1700.
Brown, Paul R.
Richards, Thomas,  1650,
Boston. A. & H. A. Co., 1648.
Bement, Robert B. C.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Jewett, Stephen
Mersereau, John D.
Rogers, Allan
Shepard, Edw. M.
Tucker, William R.
Richards, Ens. William, 1707-1797,
Stoughton, Mass. In Capt.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Benjamin Johnson's Co., Col.
Miller's Regt., 1757.
Guilford, William W.
Richardson, Abel, 1736-1761. In
French War, i756-'6o.
Woodworth, Newell B.
Richardson, Amos,  1683,
Stonington, Conn. Deputy
General Court, i676-*77.
Doane, Wm. H.
Richardson, Edward, 1649  . In
North Regiment, Essex, as
Snowshoe Man for scouting
service, 1709.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Richardson, Ezekiel, 1602 -1647.
Deputy, General Court, Mass ,
1635.
Baldwin, Chas. Henry
Little, Henry L.
Lunt, William W.
Monnette, Orra E.
Parker, Moses Greeley
Richardson, Albert E.
Richardson, Frederick A.
Stone, William E.
Storer, John H.
Swan, Reuben S.
Richardson, Corp. Israel, 1736-
1800, New Salem, Mass. In
Capt Andrew Dalrumple's
Company, 1756. On Crown
Point Expedition; Corp. at
Fort Wm. Henry.
Burt, Charles W.
Richardson, Lieut. James, 1641-
1677, Chelmsford, Mass. In
King Philip's War, 1675. By
Gov.'s order in command of
fort at West Chelmsford,
April, 1676. Commanded
party of scouts in search of
hostile Mohawks. Lieut, under
Capt Benjamin Swett, of force
sent by Mass. Bay to protect
settlements in Maine. Killed
at Scarborough, June 28, 1677,
in fight with hostile Indians.
Hall, William S.
Phelps, John S.
Richardson, Capt. James, 1676-
1722, Woburn, Mass. Against
Indians, Maine.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Richardson, James, 1730 1808,

Lancaster, Mass. In Capt
David Moore's Co., Lieut-Col.
Enoch Hallet
Richardson, Wm. E.
Richardson, Lieut. John, 1639-
1696, Woburn, Mass. In King
Philip's War, and Phips' Ex
pedition. Lieut, in Militia.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Griffin, Henry A.
Leach, Henry Goddard
Leach, J. Granville
Stone, William Eben
Thompson, Abijah
Richardson, Capt. John, 1737-1819,
Templeton, Mass. Corp. in
Capt Benjamin Hastings' Co.,
Col. Abijah Willard's Regt,
Campaign of 1759.
Stone, Charles W.
Richardson, Lieut. Jonathan,
1720-1768, Dracut, Mass. Capt,
Timothy Coburn's Co., 1762.
Storer, John H.
Richardson, Joseph, 1643 - 1717.
Under Major Samuel Apple-
ton in Great Swamp Fight.
Baldwin, Charles H.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Johnson, Enoch S.
Lunt, William W.
Swan, Reuben S.
Woodworth, Newell B.
Richardson, Sergt. Joseph, 1655
 , Newbury, Mass. Sergt.
of Newbury Military Co., circ.
1700.
Richardson, William S.
Richardson, Capt. Joseph, 1720-
1798. 3d Bat, Penn. Regt.,
under Lieut.-Gov. Wm. Denny,
Col.-in-Chief, 1759.
Craiger, Sherman M.
Richardson, Joshua, 1651-1725.
Served in King Philip's War,
1676.
Smith, Walter C.
Richardson, Capt. Josiah, Sr.,
1635-1695, Chelmsford, Mass.
Capt, West Regt, Middlesex
Militia, during portion King
William's War, i689-'97. In
garrison at Chelmsford, 1691-
=92.

398

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Davis, Walter Goodwin
Hill, John P.
Parker, Moses Greeley
Reade, Philip
Storer, John H.
Richardson, Lieut. Josiah, 1665-
171 1, Chelmsford, Mass. West
Middlesex Regt, in garrison,
i69i-'92, King William's War.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Parker, Moses G.
Reade, Philip
Storer, John H.
Richardson, Capt. Josiah, Jr.,
1691-1776, Dracut, Mass. Capt.
of Dracut Military Co.
Belknap, Morris B.
Storer, John H.
Richardson, Nathaniel, 1651-1714,
Woburn, Mass. In Capt. Pren
tiss's Co. Wounded in the
Great Swamp Fight. In Lieut.
Hasey's Three County Troop,
1676.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Baldwin, Chas. Henry
Boynton, Charles E.
Boynton, Chester C.
Boynton, Frederick C.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Burt, Charles W.
Denny, Thomas
Dixon, Willis M.
Farwell, John W.
Goodspeed, Benj. F.
Holmes, Edwin T.
Morris, Seymour
Preston, Howard Willis
Richardson, Francis A.
Richardson, George E.
Richardson, William E.
Stone, Charles W.
Tolman, William S.
Walcott, Arthur S.
Richardson, Reuben, 1704-1776,
Stoneham. Served under Capt.
Joseph Blanchard in 1725.
Swan, Reuben S.
Richardson, Samuel, 1643 - 1719.
Provincial Councillor, 1688-
'95. Member of Assembly
fourteen terms, Prov. of Penn.
Campbell, Benjamin H.
Campbell, Shiras
Clement, John Browning

Flagg, Stanley G., Jr.
Lewis, William F.
Pennypacker, Samuel W.
Wainwright, Clement R.
Wainwright, Francis K.
Richardson, Samuel, 1646
Mass. In
War, under
Hasey, 1675;

• 1712,
King
Lieut.

again,

1683.
Oakes,

King

1720.

Woburn.
Philip's William 1676.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Richardson, Albert E.
Richardson, Frederick A.
Richardson, Stephen, 
Under Lieut. Edward
King Philip's War.
Doane, Wm. H.
Reynolds, James
Richardson, Stephen, 1652
Stonington, Conn. In
Philip's War, i675-'76.
Richardson, Samuel W.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Richardson, Thomas, 1645
Under Capt. Samuel Gallup,
Expedition to Canada, 1690.
Deputy, i703-'o4.
Holden, Joshua B.
Keith, Arthur
Richardson, Chas. F. P.
Sherman, Roger
Richardson, Capt. Thomas, 1728-
1782, R. I. Ens. of 2d Co. of
Newport Regt. Capt. on
Crown Point Expedition.
Burroughs, Wm. B.
Richardson, William,  '697.
Member of Md. Assembly,
i678-'84, from Anne Arundel
Co.
Boogher, Howard M.
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Carleton, Murray
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, William F.
Sharp, George M.
Richardson, Capt. William, 1699-
1770. Woburn and Lancaster,
Mass. Capt, Lancaster Co. ;
also in Capt. Ephraim Wilder's
Co., 1748. Deputy, 1741 and
1761.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Richmond, Capt. Edward, 1632-

399

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1696. Lieut, in King Philip's
War. Capt, 1690. Deputy,
R. I. Assembly, 1678, et
seq.
Campbell, William A.
Dyer, Horace E.
Kennedy, George C.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Loring, Philip Quincy .
Paige, Edward W.
Parkhurst, Chas. D.
Richmond, Adelbert Gillette
Richmond, Edward A.
Richmond, Frank C.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Watson, William H.
White, Hunter C.
Wilbour, Joshua
Richmond, Col. Ezra, 1721-1800,
Dighton, Mass. Aide-de-Camp
to his father, Col. Sylvester
Richmond, Louisburg Expedi
tion, 1745. French and Indian
Wars. Representative, 1752,
et seq.
Allen, Francis R.
Richmond, John, 1 594-1 664, New
port, R. I. Member of R.
I. Court of Commissioners,
1656.
Brown, Paul
Leonard, George H.
Loring, Philip Quincy
Matteson, Frank W.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Richmond, John, i 627-171 5, Tau
ton, Mass. In garrison at
Tauton in King Philip's War,
1675.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Richmond, Col. Sylvanus, 1672-
1754, Little Compton, R. I.
Lieut, 1710; Col., 1742; in
Mass. Militia. Deputy, 1732.
Loring, Philip Quincy
Richmond, Col. Sylvester, 1698-
1783, Dighton, Mass. Repre
sentative, i74i-'47. Col. of
the Sixth Mass. Regt. in the
Expedition to Louisburg, 1744.
Planned assault which led to
fall of Louisburg, and received
a French flag at capture of
fortress.

Allen, Francis R.
Allen, Frederick B.
Chapman, Thomas B.
Tobey, Rufus B.
Ricker, Ephraim, 1696-1773, Dover
and Somersworth, N. H. In
Capt. Job Clement's Co. of
Guards, 1748 ; in Capt. John
Titcomb's Co., Col. Nathaniel
Meserve's Regt., Crown Point
Expedition, 1757; in Capt. John
Pickering's Co., Col. John
Hart's Regt, Crown Point Ex
pedition, 1758.
Ricker, Clinton Atwood
Ricker, Everett W.
Ricketts, Capt. William, 1633-
1700, Elizabethtown, N. J.
Capt., British Army in Expe
dition to subjugate Jamaica,
W. I. Commandant of the
Island.
Livingston, Philip
Ridgely, Charles, 1702-1772. Mem
ber Md. House of Burgesses,
'75i-'54-
Chew, Samuel C.
Keech, Edward P.
Maynadier, Thomas M.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Ridgely, Dr. Charles, 1737-1785.
Member Colonial Assembly of
Delaware, 1774, which selected
delegates to Continental Con
gress, Carpenter's Hall, Phila
delphia.
Du Pont, Alexis I.
Du Pont, Eugene
Gooch, D. Linn
Morris, Walter
Ridgely, Henry, Jr.
Ridgely, Lieut.-Col. Henry, 1659-
171 1. Member of Assembly,
1692. Member of Gov.'s
Council, Maj. and Col. of
Militia, Anne Arundel Co.,
Md. Commissioner, 1683.
Lieut.-Col., i694-'99.
Andrews, Chas. Lee
Ball, Samuel B.
Boogher, Frank
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Dorsey, Wm. H.
Evans, Frank G.

400

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Evans, Henry Cotheal
Gooch, D. Linn
Hadley, William L.
Hall, William C.
Hill, John P.
Peale, Albert C.
Riggs, Elisha F.
Scott, Townsend, IV
Tilton, Palmer
Tilton, Warren C.
Ridgely, John, 1723-1771. Bur
gess for Baltimore County,
Md., 1767.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Rigby, Samuel, 1641-1691. In King
Philip's War under Maj.
Savage.
Wood, Eric F.
Riggs, Sergt. Edward, 1619-1669,
Roxbury, Mass. In Pequot
War, 1637.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Hawkins, William Elton
Myer, Isaac
Riggs, Royal E. T.
Short, William
Watt, Paul H.
Wheeler, Joseph
Riggs, Ens. Samuel, 1640-1738,
Milford, Conn. Ens. of Train
Band, 1790. Deputy for
Derby, 1692, '95, '96, 1701.
Hawkins, William Elton
Riggs, Thomas, 1632-1722, Glouces
ter, Mass. Representative,
1700.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Foster, Joseph ,
Hubbard, Phineas
Hunnewell, Wm. Bowne
Riggs, Manfred M.
Rindge, Capt. Daniel, 1656-1738,
Ipswich, Mass. In Narragan
sett Fight, King Philip's War
as Corp., Sergt., Lieut, and
Capt.
Chamberlain, Paul M.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Todd, Thomas
Todd, Thomas, Jr.
Ringgold, Major James, 1636-1686.
Lord of Eastern Neck Manor,
Md. Maj. and Commander of
Militia, Kent Co., in Nanticoke
Expedition, 1678.

Spencer, John T.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Ripley, Lieut. Jeremiah, 1662-
1737, Windham, Conn. Ens.
of Windham Co., 1720. Lieut,
1722. Deputy, i7i9-'20, '22-
'25.
Monfort, Fred'k D.
Ripley, John,  1684. In Punk-
apauge Co., 1676, King Philip's
War.
Hallowell, Thomas J.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Ripley, Joshua, 1658-1739, Wind
ham, Conn. Deputy, 1699 and
1722. Commissioner, 1693.
Monfort, Fred'k D.
Robbins, John,  1660. Deputy
to General Court, Conn., in
1643, '5<5> '57. '59-
Robbins, Ernest Ames, Jr.
Tuller, Walter K.
Robbins, Lieut. Jonathan, 1686-
1725. Served under Capt
Lovewell. Killed in battle
with Indians at Fryeburg,
Me.
Robbins, Howard S.
Robbins, Nathaniel, 1648 - 1719.
Under Capt. Poole, King
Philip's War.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Robbins, Samuel, 1643-1708, Cam
bridge, Mass. In Capt
Thomas Prentice's Co., King
Philip's War.
Robbins, Howard S.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Robbins, Thomas, 1703-1791. Sol
dier in French and Indian
War. Enrolled in Capt.
Parker's Co., 1775.
Schroeder, Henry
Robbins, William,  1725. In
campaign against Nipmuck
Indians.
Talbot, Archie L.
Robbins, Ens. Zechariah, Sr.,
1720  . At Louisburg,
1745, Expedition to Canada,
1762.
Bates, James H.
Roberdeau, Brig. - Gen. Daniel,
1727-1795, Philadelphia. Dele-

401

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

gate to Assembly, i756-'6o.
Col. 2d Battalion Penn.
Associates, 1775. Brig.-Gen.,
1776.
Buchanan, Roberdeau
Roberts, Sergt. Abiel, Jr., 1725
 , Waterbury, Conn. Served
against French and Indians,
campaigns of 1756, '58, '59, '60,
'61; in 2d Conn. Regt; ad
vanced from Corp. to Sergt,
J756.-
Hawkins, William Elton
Roberts, David,  1724. In King
Philip's War, 1676; received
for services £1 10s.
Eldridge, William Henry
Roberts, Sergt. Ephraim, 1662-
1732, Haverhill, Mass. Ser
geant, 1707. Selectman, 1700-
'01, 'o9-'io. Led Sentinels
from the Haverhill garrison,
i7o6-'o7.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Roberts, John,  1724. Mem
ber of Assembly from Lower
Merion, Pa., 1704, 'o6-'o9, '11,
'i3-'i5, '17.
Moses, Walter
Roberts, Lieut. Lemuel, 1700-1772.
Conn. Militia, 1743.
Goodwin, Francis
Goodwin, James J.
Roberts, Cyrus S.
Roberts, Capt. Lemuel, 1742-1789,
Simsbury, Conn. 9th Co. Conn.
Militia, 1774.
Goodwin, Francis
Goodwin, James J.
Roberts, Col. Owen,  1779,
Charleston, S. C. Capt. in Col.
Middleton's Regt to fight
Cherokee Indians, 1760. Capt.
in Provincial Regt; appointed
Capt. of Artillery.
Roberts, Irving Bruce
Robertson, John, Virginia. Officer
in Colonial Militia, 1761.
Butt, Archibald W.
Robertson, William, Virginia.
Receiver of York River, and
Sec. of Council of State under
Gov. Spottswood.
Butt, Archibald W.
Robeson, Andrew, 1653 - 1719.

Member of Penn. Council,
under Gov. Fletcher, 1693.
Robeson, Andrew
Robeson, Jonathan, 1686 - 1766.
Member of (Penn.) Assembly,
1729. '34> '3^. '38.
Robeson, Andrew
Robie, Henry, 1618-1688, Hamp
ton, N. H. Member of Gov.'s
Council, N. H., i683-'84. Judge.
Parker, Henry R.
Rollins, Philip A.
Robie, Ichabod, 1680-1753. In gar
rison at Exeter, N. H., 1696.
Aided in construction of Fort
William and Mary, New Cas
tle, N. H., 1697. Received war
rant in 1733 to enlist company
of cavalry in Hampton and
Rye, N. H. Member of As
sembly, 1735, '36, '39, '41.
Drew, Charles W.
Robie, Samuel, 1659-1717, Hamp
ton, N. H. In King William's
War, i694-'95-'96.
Hubbard, Phineas
Mahin, Frank C.
Parsons, William D.
Rollins, Philip A.
Robins, Col. Obedience, 1 600-1 662.
Burgess, i622-'52. Member of
Council, i655-'69. Justice and
Commander of Eastern Shore,
1632. Col., 1656.
Dennis, James T.
James, Thomas
Robinson, Capt. Andrew, 1679-
1742. Representative in Genl.
Court of Mass., i738-'39.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Robinson, Christopher, 1645-1693.
Secretary of State and Mem
ber of Council, i692-'93.
Hornor, Wm. M.
Pollard, Frederick G
Robinson, George, 1630-1702, Mass.
In Maj. Clarke's Co , Boston,
1681.
Favor, Otis S.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Robinson, George, 1 656-1724, Re
hoboth, Mass. In King Philip's
War. under Maj. William
Bradford. A. & H. A. Co.,
1694.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Blackmer, Henry M.
Denny, Thomas
Farr, Marvin A.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Robinson, George, 1680 - 1752,
Mass. A. & H. A. Co., 1710.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Robinson, Isaac, 1610-1704, Ply
mouth, Duxbury, Scituate, and
Barnstable. Member of the
Grand Inquest for the Col.,
1639, 1648; Deputy from
Barnstable, 1645, 1651; Re
ceiver of Excise for Barnsta
ble; Recorder at Tisbury,
Mass.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Robinson, John,  1640, Fal
mouth. First Deputy from
Falmouth to the Colony Court,
i690-'9i.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Robinson, John,  1675, Exe
ter, N. H. Killed by Indians
in King Philip's War, 1675.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Robinson, John, 1683-1749, of
"Piscataqua," Essex Co., Va.
President of the Council, 1720;
Acting Governor, 1749.
Grayson, Wm. Leon
Hornor, Wm. M.
Hornor, Wm. Macpherson, Jr.
Pollard, Frederick Gresham
Robinson, Lieut. Peter. Sussex
Co. Regt, 1756, Delaware,
French War.
Robinson, Thomas
Robinson, Capt. Samuel, 1705-
1767. Served in French and
Indian Wars, 1756, as Capt. in
Col. Timothy Ruggles' Regt,
Mass. Troops. At battle of
Lake George.
Robinson, Lewis A.
Robinson, Col. Tully, 1658-1723.
Sheriff of Accomac Co., Va.,
I7o6-'io. County Lieut, 1715.
Justice of Co., 1680. Member
House of Burgesses.
Hobson, Henry W.
Robinson, William,  1668,
Dorchester, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1643.

Robinson, Daniel W.
Talbot, Joel F.
Robinson, Dep. - Gov. William,
1694-1751. Dep.-Gov. of R. I.,
i745-'48. French War. Judge
of the Court of Equity, 1741-
'42. Deputy, i724-'26, '34-
'42.
Hazard, Rowland
Pell, Howland
Robinson, Rowland R.
Watson, Charles P.
Watson, William Henry
Roby, Thomas,  . In King
Philip's War.
Stevens, John W.
Roby, Lieut. William, 1648  .
A. & H. A. Co., 1685, '9i-'96.
Lieut., 1693.
Stevens, John W.
Rocket (Rockwood), Benjamin,
1 65 1  , Dorchester, Mass.
Soldier, King Philip's War.
Under Capt. Benjamin Swett
at Black Point, 1677.
Ware, Horace E.
Rockett, Josiah, Medfield, Mass.
In King Philip's War.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Rockwell, Capt. Joseph, 1670-
1733, Windsor and Middle-
town, Conn. Deputy, I7i2-'i9.
Lieut. Middletown Train
Band, 1712. Capt, 1717.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Burton, Lewis W.
Rockwood, Lieut. Elisha, 1716-
1788. Served against Indians,
Lunenburg, 1748. Lieut, in
Capt. Joseph Sheple's ist Gro
ton Co., 1762.
Rockwood, Charles G, Jr.
Rockwood, Joseph, 1692-1774. In
garrison at Oxford Fort,
Queen Anne's War, 1704.
Anthony, James L.
Rockwood, Josiah, 1644-1727, Med
field, M-ass. In King Philip's
War. In garrison at Spring
field, 1676.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Stone, William Eben
Rodman, John, 1679-1756. Mem
ber of King's Council, 1738-
'56. Member of Court to set-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

tie the controversy between
Mohegan Indians and Colony
of Conn., 1749.
Jones, Charles H.
Jones, Richmond L.
Paul, John Rodman
Paul, Lawrence T.
Rodman, Major Thomas, 1726
 , Newport, R. I. Surgeon
with rank of Major, French
and Indian War, 1759.
Spies, Francis F.
Spies, Henry H.
Rodman, William, 1720 -1794.
Member Assembly, Prov. of
Penn., i763-'75. Commissioner
to negotiate with Indians at
Fort Pitt, 1768.
Jones, Charles H.
Jones, Richmond L.
Rodney, William, 1652 - 1708.
Member Colonial Council from
Kent Co., Delaware, 1688-
'89.
Burton, Hiram R.
Rodney, John H.
Roe, Lieut. Daniel, 1740-1820.
Lieut, in French and Indian
Wars under Capt. Daniel
Griffin.
Smith, Clarence W.
Roe, John, 1628-1711. Member
Train Band, under Lieut.
Chas. Glover, Southold, 1652-
'53, in troubles with Dutch and
Indians.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Roe, John,  1756. Killed in
French and Indian Wars,
near Lake Champlain, 1756.
Roe, Francis Asbury
Roe, George
Roe, John
Roe, Nathaniel, Flushing, L. I.
Under Capt. Jonathan Wright,
1715.
Roe, Fayette W.
Roe, Francis A.
Roe, Frank O.
Roe, George
Rogers, Sergt. James,  1676,
R. I. Sergt, 1643 to 1676, at
various periods, serving sixteen
times. General Solicitor, 1657,
'58, '59. Ordered to .apprehend

the Indian Sachem at "Nine-
craft," 1669.
Bennett, Robert R.
Rogers, James, 1615-1687, Conn.
Deputy, i662-'66, '73. Commis
sioner for New London, 1660-
'61. Commissioner to treat with
Indians. Served in Pequot
War, 1637.
Converse, Charles A.
Converse, John H.
De Beixedon, Bennett
De Beixedon, Edw. F. F.
De Beixedon, Edw. F. F., Jr.
Fletcher, Henry
Fletcher, Robert Sharp
Harris, Walter St. G.
Mecklem, Henry C.
Mersereau, John D.
Rogers, James S., Jr.
Rogers, Major James, 1726-1790.
Ens., Lieut, Capt. and Major
of the Queen's Rangers in
New Hampshire, i756-'79.
Rogers, Edmund j. A.
Rogers, Jesse, 1740  . In Capt.
Thomas West's Co. in French
War, 1760. Expedition to
Canada.
Rogers, Edward S.
Rogers, John,  1661, Wey
mouth, Mass. Deputy, 1659.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Pratt, Charles A.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Wolcott, Roger
Rogers, John, Sr., 1611-1686, Bil
lerica, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Rogers, John,  1692, Duxbury,
Mass. Member Capt. Myles
Standish's Co., 1643. Deputy,
1657, Plymouth Colony.
Allen, Frederick B.
Brown, Paul
Dodge, Robert Oatley
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Pratt, Charles A.
Rogers, James S., Jr.
Seabury, Frederick C.
Tucker, Wm. R.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Rogers, John, Jr., 1641-1695, Bil
lerica, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Rogers, Capt. John, 1641-1716,
Newport, R. I. Capt, 1701.
Asst, i705-'i2.
Noyes, Chas. P.
Rogers, Ens. John, Jr., 1668-
1727. Newport, R. L, Militia,
1714.
Noyes, Chas. P.
Rogers, Major John,  1789.
Member of Conventions of
Md., i774-'76. Council of Safe
ty! J775- Major, Lower Bat
talion of Prince George's Co.,
Md.
Chandler, Walter
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, William F.
Rogers, Jonathan, 1702  . In
1756 he was with Col. Plai-
stead's Regt. against Crown
Point. At Fort William Henry,
1757-
Folsom, Albert A.
Rogers, Lieut. Joseph,  1678,
Eastham, Mass. Member of the
Duxbury Co., under Capt.
Myles Standish. Lieut, in Capt.
Matthew Fuller's Co., 1647.
Member of Council of War,
1658.
Bickford, Robert S.
Ladd, Wm. W.
Leonard, George H.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Rogers, Harry L.
Rumrill, Frank
Smith, Dwight
Strong, Richard P.
Rogers, Lieut. Joseph, 1671-1754.
Ens., Milford, 1723. Lieut,
1726, Colony of Conn.
Kobbe, George C.
Kobbe, Philip F.
Rogers, Obadiah, 1699-1783. In
Capt. Jeremiah Scott's First
Southampton Co., 1715.
Jones, Walter R.
Rogers, Richard, 1703-1742, Ips
wich, Mass. Representative,
i730-'4i, and a Justice.
Dyer, Leonard H.

Rogers, Samuel, 1709-1772, Ips
wich, Mass. Representative in
General Court, i76i-'63. Col.
of a Regt.
Chamberlain, Paul M.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Rogers, Thomas, 1652-1735, New
bury, Mass. A Soldier in King
Philip's War. At Great Swamp
Fight
Folsom, Albert A.
Rogers, Lieut. William,  1736.
New Jersey Militia, 1706.
McMichael, Charles B.
Rogers, Lieut.-Col. Zabdial, 1737-
1808, Norwich, Conn. Lieut,
3d Regt, 1762. Capt, 1765.
Maj., 20th Regt., 1774. Lieut.-
Col., 1777.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Lane, Ebenezer
Rolfe, Lieut. Thomas, of Varina,
i6i6-'63-'73. Henrico and
James City Co., Va. Lieut.
commanding Fort Chickahom
iny, 1646.
Cary, Wilson M.
Tiernan, Charles B.
Rollins, Ens. Jeremiah, 1687-1752.
In 1712, while a member of
Capt. Tibbefs Dover, N. H.,
Co., he served 9 days in scout
ing Expedition under Capt.
James Davis. Commissioned,
173 1, Ens. of Dover, N. H.,
Militia.
Rollins, Philip A.
Rollins, Thomas, 1633-1706, Do
ver, N. H. Member of the
N. H. Assembly of 1683.
Bogardus, Frederick R.
Rombouts, Capt. Francis, 1635-
1691. Member of Council,
Province of N. Y., under Gov.
Sloughter, 1691. Schepen, New
Orange, 1674. Mayor, New
York, 1679. Capt, 1684.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Darrach, Bradford
Hale, Walter Stearns
Rankin, Egbert G.
Timerlake, William S.
Roosa, Capt. Albert Heymanse,
 1679. Militia of Hurley

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

and Marbletown, Ulster Co.,
N. Y., 1673.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Hatfield, Henry R.
Roosa, De Witt
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Roosa, Capt. Arie, 1650  .
Capt, Foot Co. in Ulster and
Dutchess Co. Regt, Lieut.-Col.
Jacob Rutsen, 1700.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Roosevelt, Nicholas (Claes Roes-
enfelt),  . In Capt.
Matthis Matyson's Kingston
Co. of Foot, i686-'87.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Root, Capt. Ebenezer, 1732-1758.
Capt, French and Indian War.
Died in camp at Fort Edward.
Hart, George Wm.
Root, John, 1642-1687. Commis
sary at Westfield, Mass., King
Philip's War.
Dickerman, William C.
Douglas, Charles H.
Douglas, Duncan
Eaton, Frederick H.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Wilder, Edward B.
Woodin, William H.
Root, Oliver, 1741-1826. Under
Capt. John Fellows, 1760.
Douglas, Charles H.
Douglas, Duncan
Root, Thomas, 1605-1695, Hart
ford. In Pequot War.
Banks, David, Jr.
Bronson, Edward P.
Cary, George P.
Cary, John W.
Clark, Lot Curran
Kent, Henry O.
Kissam, Henry S.
Mann, Elias P.
Mann, Francis N.
Raymond, Geo. L.
Root, Arthur G.
Root, Edwin Park
Smith, Dudley W.
Stockbridge, Henry
Rose, Hugh, 1743-1797, Virginia,
Member Amherst Committee
of Safety, 1775.
Garland, Hugh A.
Rose, Capt. Jonathan,  1736.

Lieut, Train Band, Branford,
Conn., 1722. Capt, 1726. Dep
uty, 1723, '27, '32, '33.
Clark, Eliot A.
Rose, Robert, Sr., 1594-1664, Conn.
Representative from Wethers
field to General Court, 1641,
'42, '43. In Pequot Campaign.
Hawkins, William Elton
Houghton, William A.
Kissam, Henry S.
Rose, John C.
Rose, Thomas,  1733- Deputy.
General Court, Conn., 1695.
Swisher, Benjamin F.
Swisher, Stephen A.
Rosewell, Capt. William, 1630-
1694, New Haven, Conn. Capt.
of New Haven County Troop.
Soldier in King Philip's War.
Judge of the Court before
1690.
Rose, John Carter
Ross, Lieut. George, Jr.,  ,
N. J. Commissioned Lieut,
1683. Selectman, 1676. Judge,
1686.
McElroy, Clayton
Rosseter, Edward,  1630.
Gov.'s Asst, Colony of Mass.
Bay, i629-'30.
Adams, John Q.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Betts, Fred'k H.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Betts, Samuel R.
Coale, George O. G.
Doughty, Francis E.
Hart, George T.
Judson, William P.
Kelly, James H.
Pierce, James O.
Southgate, Hugh M.
Thayer, Nathaniel
Rosseter, Josiah. Gov.'s Asst,
Colony of Conn., I70i-'n.
Betts, Fred'k H.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Betts, Samuel R.
Judson, William P.
Rousby, John,  1685. Member
of Assembly, Md., i68i-'84.
Howard, McHenry
Rousby, John,  1744. Member
House of Assembly, Md.,

406

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

I7i4-'2i. Member of Council,
i72i-'44-
Howard, McHenry
Rowe, Anthony, 1636-1700, Scar
boro, Me. Defended Black
Point against Indians, 1676.
Libby, Charles T.
Rowe, Hugh, 1645  , Glouces
ter, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Farr, Marvin A.
Royall, Joseph,  1728, Charles
town, Mass. Soldier in King
Philip's War.
Tyler, Edward R.
Royall, William, — — 1676, Dor
chester, Mass. Asst, Colony
of Mass. Bay, i636-'48.
Coale, George O. G.
Holden, Edward S.
Moseley, Frank
Tyler, Edward R.
Royce, Ensign Nathaniel, 1639
 . Deputy to the General
Court of Connecticut from
Wallingford, 1693-1704.
Wickwire, Arthur Manley
Royce, Robert,  1676. Deputy
from New London, Conn., 1661.
Bronson, Edward P.
Monnette, Orra E.
Royce, Alfred L.
Royce, or Roys, Lieut. Samuel,
1672-1757, Meriden, Conn.
Ens., Wallingford, Conn., 1709.
Deputy, 1710. Lieut, 1712.
Jones, Charles L.
Maxwell, Robert A.
Ruck, John, 1627-1697. Rep. to
General Court, 1685, '90, '91.
"Reserve of Salem, Old Troop,"
in 1678. Selectman, 1686.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Ruck, Thomas, 1658-1704, Salem,
Mass. Soldier in King Philip's
War.
Tudbury, Warren Chamberlain
Rudd, Jonathan, 1648-1689. Sol
dier in Saybrook and Norwich
Troops in Indian Wars. Rec'd
land grants Nos. 65 and 141
for service in Narragansett
War.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Macpherson, Robert B.

Rudd, Capt. Jonathan, 1728  .
Ens., 1745. Lieut, 1750. Capt,
1758, 2d Co., 5th Regt, Conn
Troops. Deputy, 1762 and
1764.
Bailey, Edward P.
Ridgely, Charles
Rugg, John,  1697, Lancaster,
Mass. In Garrison at Lancas
ter, 1675, also 1676, King
Philip's War.
Gerry, Allston
Ruggles, Sergt. John, 1625-1658.
Sergt. of the Military Co., of
Roxbury. Representative. Mem
ber of A. & H. A. Co., 1646.
Green, John Wm.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Ruggles, John, 1633-1713, Rox
bury, Mass. Under Capt Nich
olas Manning, 1676, Lieut.
Gilman's Co., Major Savage.
Trooper under Capt. Davis,
1675, in King Philip's War.
Adams, Edw. M.
Bostwick, Henry A.
Hall, Benjamin E.
Hall, Lemuel Ruggles
Norton, Thos. H.
Pettibone, Asa G.
Rumrill, Frank
Spooner, Frank E.
Ruggles, Capt. Samuel, 1629-1692.
Sergt, 1675. Lieut, 1675. Capt,
Roxbury Militia, 1692 Active
ly engaged in overthrow of
Andros, 1689. Deputy, i689-'92.
Adams, John Walker
Davis, Fellowes
Green, John Wm.
Hall, Lemuel Ruggles
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Rich, James R.
Schauffler, William G.
Snow, Edgar M.
Thompson, Norman F.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Ruggles, Capt. Samuel, 1658-1715.
Capt. of Roxbury, Mass., Mil
itia. Deputy four years.
Adams, John W.
Green, John Wm.
Hall, Lemuel R.
Rich, James R.

407

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Snow, Edgar M.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Ruggles, Brig.-Gen. Timothy,
1711-1795, Hardwick, Mass.
Provincial Forces of Mass.,
Northern Frontiers. French
and Indian War, i753-'63. Sec
ond in command, battle of
Lake George. Delegate to
Congress, N. Y., 1765, and its
President.
Green, John
Green, Samuel S.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Rumball, Thomas, 1613-1649. In
Pequot War, 1636, under Lieut.
Lion Gardiner.
Dwight, Frederick
Rumrill, Aaron,  1800, Rox
bury and Dorchester. In Capt
Solomon Whitney's Co., Col.
Bagley's Regt, Lake George
Expedition, 1759.
Rumrill, Frank
Rumrill, Simon, 1696  , West
ford, Mass. On New Hamp
shire frontier, i745-'49. In
Westford Snowshoe Company
under Capt. Robert Richard
son, 1725- In Capt. Jeremiah
dough's Scouts at Canter
bury, N. H., 1745. In Lieut.
William Niles' Scouts, 1745.
In Capt. Daniel Ladd's Com
pany for scouting at Canter
bury and Rumford, 1746. In
Capt. John Golf's Company for
scouting on the frontier of the
Province of New Hampshire,
1748.
Rumrill, Frank
Rumsey, William, 1698-1742.
Member of a Company of
Troopers from Cecil Co., Md.
Rumsey, Charles L.
Rush, Lieut. Joseph, 1720  .
Northern Liberties Pa. Co.,
Capt. William Parr, 1755.
French and Indian War.
Dunton, Wm. Rush
Farr, John
Russell, Lieut. Benjamin, 1677-
1754. Lieut of Ashford, Conn.,
Militia, 1722.
Monnette, Orra E.

Russell, George, 1595-1695, Hing
ham and Scituate, Mass. Mem
ber Scituate Co., 1645.
Cushing, Luther S.
Russell, James, 1640-1709, Char
lestown, Mass. Speaker, 1654-
'56, '58-'6o, Member A. & H.
A. Co.
Clark, A. Howard
Russell, Jason, 1635  , Cam
bridge. Private in Capt Jos.
Sill's Co., 1675-V6, King Phil
ip's War.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Russell, John,  1676. Member
Barnstable Co., Plymouth Col
ony, under Lieut. Thomas
Dymoke, in active service
against Indians, i643-'44-
Bartlett, John R.
Wing, John D.
Wing, John M.
Wing, Louis S.
Russell, John, 1608-1695, Barn
stable, Mass. Soldier in Ex
pedition against Narragansett
Indians, 1645. Rep., i665-'83,
with the exception of two
years. Signer of the Oath of
Fidelity, 1684.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Wood, Henry
Russell, John, i686-'87-i757. Dep
uty to General Assembly at 45
sessions between 1714 and 1753.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Trowbridge, Rutherford
Russell, Ens. John, 1728-1811,
Marblehead. Capt. Jeremiah
Richardson's Co., Col. Waldo's
Regt, 1745.
Knight, Stephen Herrick
Lord, Calvin
Russell, Lieut. Jonathan, 1700-
1774. Ens., Provincial Forces,
Conn., 1731. Lieut, 1737. Dep
uty, 1738, et seq.
Merwin, Walter L.
Rose, John C.
Stone, William E.
Russell, Lieut. Peletiah. Crown
Point Expedition, 1757, Col.
Nathaniel Meserve's N. H.
Regt
Russell, Stephen G.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Russell, Philip. Member of Coast
Guard at Cape Henlopen,
1697-1701.
Saulsbury, Willard
Russell, Hon. Richard, 1611-1676.
Member A. & H. A. Co., 1644.
Deputy to Mass. General
Court, 1642, '46, '48, '50, '55, '57,
'58. Speaker for the House of
Deputies, 1648, '50, '54, '56, '58.
Treas. of Mass. Bay Colony,
i644-'76. Assistant, 1659, '60-
'76.
Benedict, Russell
Clark, A. Howard
Jeffries, John T. L.
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Ward, Charles S.
Russell, William, ist, 1685-1757.
An officer in the British Army
of occupation and defense in
Va. Accompanied Gov. Spotts-
wood in Expedition across the
Appalachians. A Knight of the
Golden Horseshoe. Church
Warden of St. Mark's Parish.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Russell, Capt. William, 1735-
1793. Capt Rangers under
Gen. Braddock, 1755. Com
manded against French and
Indians, 1757. On mission to
Indians near Chattanooga,
Tenn., 1765. In campaign
against Shawnees, Southwest
ern Virginia, 1774. Command
ed company in battle of Great
Kanawha or Point Pleasant.
Commanded garrison at Kana
wha until it was disbanded by
Gov. Dunmore, 1775.
Harrison, Carter H.
Russell, William, 3d, 1758-1825.
Fought against Indians at age
of 16 in 1774. Commanded his
Co. at battle of King's Mt.
Served through Rev., retiring
as Col.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Rust, Sergt.-Maj. Daniel, 1711
 . In Maj.-Gen. Lyman's
Regt, 1756. Sergt.-Maj. on
muster roll of Maj. John
Slopp's Co. at Ticonderoga,

1759; also 4th Regt, Col.
Eleazer Fitch, ist Co., Ens.
Bennett, Robert R.
Rust, Q. M. Nathaniel, 1639-1713,
Ipswich, Mass. Q. M., Expe
dition to Canada, 1690. Dep
uty, i690-'9i.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Foster, Joseph
Parker, Henry R.
Rust, Edgar C.
Rust, Nathaniel J.
Rutgers, Capt. Anthony, N. Y.
City Militia, i726-'46. Mem
ber N. Y. Colonial Assembly,
i726-'37.
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Smith, Gouverneur M.
Smith, Henry'E.
Smith, L. Bayard
Rutgers, Harman,  1711.
Burgher Corps, New Amster
dam, 1653.
Barrowe, Samuel
Belknap, Waldron P.
Du Val, Clive L.
Marshall, Henry R.
McKinstry, Chas. H.
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Satterlee, Francis LeR.
Trevor, Henry Graff
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Rutgers, Lieut. Henry (Hen
drick), 1711-1779. Ens., Capt.
Cornelius Van Home's Co.,
N. Y. City Militia, 1737. 2d
Lieut, Capt. Abraham Van
Wyck's Co., 1738.
Barrowe, Samuel
Belknap, Waldron P.
Foulke, William
LeRoy, Frederick G.
Wells, Thomas L.
Rutherfurd, Major Walter, 1723-
1804. Capt. of Grenadiers, 4th
Battalion, Royal Americans,
Old French War. Also pay
master of a battalion, and
Major of the Royal American
Regt. Served at the Battle of
Ticonderoga. Received terms
of surrender at Fort Niagara,
and the keys at the surrender
at Montreal.

409

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Du Bois, Ernest Blois
Jay, John
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Rutledge, George, 1719  . Pri
vate in Capt. Samuel Coburn's
Co., 1745. Called into service
of the Colony of N. C. in de
fense of Brunswick and other
settlements on Eastern coast of
Colony from attacks of the
Spaniards.
Withers, William A.
Rutsen, Col. Jacob. Ens., Co. Foot,
Kingston and New Paltz, 1685-
'87. Lieut.-Col., Regt. Militia,

Ulster and Dutchess Counties,
1700. Col., Ulster Co. Militia,
1715 and '28.
De la Montanye, James
Roosa, DeWitt
Stewart, Ralph W.
Rutter, Thomas, 1660-1730. Mem
ber Penn. Assembly, 1713, et
seq.
Brooke, John R.
Cox, John L.
Rutter, Thomas, Jr.,  1734,
Philadelphia, Pa. Member of
Assembly, 1729.
Brooke, John R.

Sabin, Benjamin, 1646-1725. Dep
uty, Conn., 1719-1723.
Edwards, Edward j.
Sabin, David D.
Sabin, Ens. Ebenezer, 1671-1739,
Rehoboth, Mass., Woodstock,
and Pomfret, Conn. Ens. in
Expedition against Canada,
1700. Deputy, 1719.
Edwards, Edward J.
Sabin, Major John, 1666-1742,
Pomfret, Conn. Capt. of Mil
itia, 1 714.
Cutler, Edward H.
Sabin, Sergt. Samuel,  1699.
Sergt. in Capt. Samuel Gal-
lup's Co., 1690, Expedition to
Canada.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Sabin, William, 1600-1687, Reho
both, Mass. Deputy, 1657.
Brown, George E.
Cutler, Edward H.
Edwards, Edward J.
Hill, Henry B.
Knapp, Henry E.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Sabin, David D.
Stowell, Wm. Henry Harrison
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Sackett, Daniel, 1693  , West-
field, Mass. In Capt. Adyat

Dewey's Troop, 1723, also un
der Hezekiah Noble and Capt.
John Ashley to guard West-
field.
Smith, Wyllys K.
Sackett, Capt. Daniel, 1734-1824.
In Capt. Horten's Co., Col.
Worthington's Regt., also un
der Capt. Benj. Day for rein
forcing army for Crown Point.
Smith, Wyllys K.
Sackett, Lieut. Joseph, 1656-
171 9, Newton, L. I. Lieut in
Capt. Samuel Moore's Co.,
Newtown, 1689.
Bissell, Pelham St. Geo.
Chambers, Thomas S.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Moore, Albert R.
Sadler, Capt. Isaac, 1730-1793.
Capt of a Company from York
Co., Pa.
Sadler, Wilber Fisk, Jr.
S afford, Joseph, 1640  , Ips
wich, Mass. Was a member
of Capt. Page's Co. in the Ex
pedition to Mt. Hope and Nar
ragansett, 1675.
Robinson, Hamline Elijah
Sage, Capt. David, 1703-1798, Conn.
Capt. of 8th Co., 6th Regt.,
1761.
Booth, Charles E.

410

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Sage, John, 1668-1751, Conn. Dep
uty, 1717, et seq.
Booth, Charles E.
Salisbury, Lieut. Edward, 1733-
1829, Gloucester, R. I. Lieut.
in French and Indian War,
1755-1758. In battle of Plains
of Abraham.
Fitz, Howard W.
Rich, G. Barrett
Salisbury, Lieut. Sylvester, 1629-
1680. Lieut-Gov.'s Co. of Foot
and Commander of Fort Al
bany, i67o-'8o.
Morris, John J.
Sill, Howard
Sill, John T.
S altar, Richard, Jr., circ. 1699-
1763. Provincial Councillor of
N- J-. 1749. et seq.
Starr, Isaac, Jr.
Saltonstall, Gov. Gurdon, 1666-
1724. Gov., Colony of Conn.,
1708.
Fitch, Wm. Edward
Lennig, Charles F.
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Mumford, James G.
Ransom, Frank McN.
Ransom, Warren A.
Seabury, William M.
Stoddard, Enoch V.
Thompson, Edward Ray
Thompson, Hobart W.
Saltonstall, Col. Gurdon, 170S-
1785, New London. Col.,
3d Regt., Conn. Militia,
1739-
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Mumford, James G.
Saltonstall, Col. Nathaniel,
1647-1707. Commanded troops
sent to Boston to prevent
usurpation of Gov. Andros,
and to quiet the people at
Casco Bay, 1680. Member of
Council, and Asst, Mass. Bay
Colony, i679-'86.
Bagley, John N.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Hastings, Henry
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Southgate, Hugh M.
Thayer, Nathaniel
Saltonstall, Sir Richard, 1586- 411

1660, Watertown, Mass. As
sistant, i628-'3i.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Hastings, Henry
Mallett, Geo. Hooper
Mallett, Percy S.
Mickle-Saltorjstall, Andrew H.
Phelps, Samuel F.
Southgate, Hugh M.
Thayer, Nathaniel
Wight, William W.
Saltonstall, Sergt.-Maj. Richard,
1610-1694, Salem, Mass. Dep
uty, i635-'37. Assistant, 1637-
'49, '64, '8o-'82. Sergt-Maj. of
Col. Endicott's Regt, 1641.
Bagley, John N.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Hastings, Henry
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Southgate, Hugh M.
Thayer, Nathaniel
Sampson, Henry, 1614-1684. In
Lieut. William Holmes' Co.
against Pequot Indians, 1637.
Butters, George
Cushing, Luther S.
Hill, John F.
McCurdy, Irwin P.
Sampson, Zabdiel, 1727-1776, Dux
bury, Mass. In French War,
1756.
Butters, George
Sanborn, Daniel, 1728-1812. Capt.
Nathaniel Drake's Co., 1746,
Prov. of N. Hamp.; also Capt.
Nathaniel Folsom's Co., Col.
Joseph Blam's Regt, 1755,
Crown Point Expedition.
Sanborn, John P.
Sanborn, Jeremiah, 1753  ,
Hampton, N. H. Served under
Maj. John Gilman. Deputy in
1775 to Second Provincial
Congress.
Hubbard, Phineas
Sanborn, Lieut. John, 1620-1692,
Hampton, N. H. Ensign, 1677.
Lieut, Hampton, N. H., 1679.
Representative for Hampton,
1685. Served in King Wil
liam's War.
Cadle, Henry
Chase, Charles H.
Chase, Daniel E.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Chase, Daniel E., Jr.
Clark, Byron N.
Clarke, George K. n
Collins, Loren W.
Conner, John S.
Conner, Phineas S.
Fernald, Frederik A.
Hubbard, Phineas
Kimball, Benj. A.
Mahin, Frank C.
Marsh, George S.
Moore, Howard P.
Moulton, John H.
Sanborn, John E.
Sanborn, Joseph W.
Weeks, Stephen H.
Sanborn, Capt. John, 1649-1723,
Hampton, N. H. In garrison
Fort William and Mary, 1708.
In French and Indian War.
Lieut, Hampton Military Co.,
1678. Capt. at New Castle,
1690.
Clark, Byron N.
Clarke, Geo. K.
Conner, John S.
Conner, Phineas S.
Sanborn, Hon. John, 1680-1767,
Hampton, N. H. Representa
tive, 1722, et seq. Speaker
(pro-tem), 1745 -'47.
Brown, Harry L.
Hubbard, Phineas
Sanborn, Ens. John, 1681-1727,
Hampton, N. H. Soldier at
Fort William and Mary, New
Castle, N. H, June and July,
1708. Sergt. in Lovewell's
War, 1724. Subsequently En
sign.
Fernald, Frederik A.
Hubbard, Phineas
Weeks, Stephen H.
Sanborn, Capt. Jonathan, 1672-
1741, Kingston, N. H. Capt,
Militia, i724-'26.
Clarke, George K.
Sanborn, Nathaniel, 1666-1723,
Hampton, N. H. In Capt.
James Davis' Co., Queen
Anne's War, 1702-1713.
Moulton, Geo. Mayhew
Sanborn, Richard, 1655  . Sol
dier in the Garrison at Oyster
River, 1696.

Fernald, Frederik A.
Hubbard, Phineas
Weeks, Stephen A.
Sanborn, Stephen, 1671-1750,
Hampton, N. H. Served 1695,
'96, 1704, '08. At Fort Exeter
and Ft William and Mary.
Served as scout under Capt.
James Davis, 1712.
Marsh, George S.
Sanborn, Ens. Tristram, 1683  ,
Kingston, N. H. Ensign.
Built and owned a garrison
house. Representative, 1736-
'37
Clarke, George K.
Conner, John S.
Conner, Phineas S.
Sanborn, William, 1622-1692,
Hampton, Mass. Under Maj.
Samuel Appleton, King Phil
ip's War, i675-'76.
Bennett, Larkin E.
Hubbard, Phineas
Marsh, George S.
Sanborn, John B.
Sanborn, Kingsbury
Sanborn, William, 1650-1744,
Hampton, N. H. In Garrison
at Oyster River, 1694.
Hubbard, Phineas
Sanborn, William, 1682-1718, N.
H. Private in Capt. Wood
man's Co. from Hampton at
Oyster River. Private in Capt.
Walton's Co. at Fort William
and Mary, 1708. In Capt
Dana's scouting party, N. H.
troops, 1712.
Bennett, Larkin E.
Sanborn, Kingsbury
Sanderlaine, Capt. James, 
 . Capt. of a Co., Upland,
Pa., 1675. Justice of Upland
Court, 1681. Rep. for Chester
Co. in Pa. Gen. Assembly,
i688-'9o. Justice of Chester
Co. Court, 1690.
Hall, William Carvel
Sandelandes, James, 1636-1692.
Provincial Councillor, Penn.,
1681.
Middleton, John I.
Ward, Brinton
Sanders, Capt. John, 1714-1782.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Under Sir William Johnson,
Bart, i757-'58, "in several
marches on the frontier of Al
bany Co. against the enemy."
Beekman, James Wm.
Sanders, Robert, Sr. Lieut. Train
Band, Albany, 1687. Deputy
to Indians, 1689. Commis
sioned to procure Indian scouts,
1689.
Beekman, James Wm.
Sanders, Thomas,  1742, Glou
cester, Mass. He commanded
the Colonial Sloop Merry
Meeting, being in command at
the time of his death, 1742,
and was succeeded in the com
mand by his son, Thomas.
Wright, Frank Vernon
Sanderson, John, 1677  , Wa
tertown, Mass. Deputy, 171 1-
'12.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Sanderson, William K.
Sandford, Major William, Sr.,
 1692, Bergen Co., N. J.
Major, 1683. Att-Gen., 1683.
Member of Council, East Jer
sey, i682-'86. President of
. Court at Elizabeth, 1671.
Parker, Chas. Wolcott
Toler, Henry P.
Sandford, Lieut. Zachariah, 1659-
1713. Ensign of Train Band
of Hartford, 1689. Lieut.
in Capt. Wadsworth's Co.,
1697.
Flagg, Stanley G., Jr.
Sands, Capt. James, 1622-1695.
Deputy, New Shoreham Co.,
R. I., 1665. Assistant Warden,
1676. Commanded the Militia
Co. in King Philip's War.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Darrach, Henry
De la Montanye, James
Downing, Augustus C.
Dyer, Horace E.
Keater, Frederick R.
Lahens, Louis E.
Otis, Joseph E., Jr.
Otis, Philo A.
Parker, Frederick S.
Perry, Alex.
Preston, Howard W.
Prime, Frederick

Sands, B. Aymar
Sands, Benjamin J.
Sands, James T.
Schieffelin, Eugene
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Seton, Robert
Suckley, Robert B.
Thomas, Robert McK.
Thompson, Henry B.
Trenchard, Edward
Waite, Horace F.
Sands, Capt. John, 1649-1712, New
Shoreham Co., R. I., Troops.
Deputy, i678-'8i.
Brooks, Walter
De la Montanye, James
Keator, Frederick R.
Prime, Frederick
Sands, B. Aymar
Suckley, Robert B.
Thompson, Henry B.
Trenchard, Edward
Sanford, Cornet David, 1709-1750-
'51. Quartermaster, 1749. Cor
net, 1750.
Daniels, Richard H.
Sanford, Capt. Ephraim, 1708-
1762, Redding, Conn. Capt. of
Train Band in Redding, Conn.
Sanford, Frederik H.
Sanford, Ezekiel, Fairfield, Conn.
He had charge of the erection
of the stockade Fort at Say
brook, Conn., which guarded
the mouth of the Conn. River.
Osborn, Henry A.
Sanford, Pres. John,  1653,
Portsmouth, R. I. Cannoneer
for Fort at Boston, i634-'36.
Committee as to Ordnance,
Boston, 1634. Surveyor of
Ordnance and Ammunition at
Boston, 1636. Disarmed, 1637.
Constable, 1640, at R. I. Lieut,
1644. Governor's Assistant,
i647-'49. Pres. of Portsmouth
and Newport, 1653.
Briggs, Southwick C.
Fox, Noel B.
Moriarty, Geo. A. Jr.
Noyes, Charles P.
Peet, Emerson W.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Sheffield, Wm. P.
Spies, Francis F.
Spies, Henry H.

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Sanford, John, Jr., 1633-1687. Gen.
Treas. of R. I., i6s5-'6s. Com.
Portsmouth, 1656, et seq. Genl.
Recorder, i657-'86. Gen. Atty.,
i663-'7D. Gov.'s Asst, 1664-
'65, i679-'8o.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Sanford, Gov. Peleg, 1639-1701.
Capt. of R. I. Troop of Horse,
1667. Assistant, R. I., 1667-
'69. Deputy to the General
Assembly, i670-'77. Major,
King Philip's War, 1675-76,
and in 1679. General Treas
urer of the Colony, i678-'8o.
Governor, R. I., i68o-'83.
Lieut.-Col., 1687. Member An
dros' Council, 1687. Judge of
Courts of General Sessions and
Common Pleas, 1687.
Champlin, John D., Jr.
Farnsworth, Charles
Fox, Noel B.
Noyes, Charles P.
Noyes, Daniel R.
Palmer, Lucius N.
Peet, Emerson W.
Sanford, Seth, 1735-1805, Redding,
Conn. In Capt. Bradley's Co.,
Col. Andrew Burr's Regt, in
the relief of Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Sanford, Frederic F.
Sanford, Thomas, 1644  . Sol
dier in Indian Alarm, 1675,
New Haven, outbreak of King
Philip's War.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Sanger, Richard, 1620-1691. Re
sided in Watertown, Mass.
Served in guarding the mill at
Watertown during King Phil
ip's War.
Derby, William M., Jr.
Holbrook, Levi
Sanger, William Cary, Jr.
Sanger, Richard, 1704  . Dep
uty, Mass., 1775.
Sanger, Joseph Prentice
Sares, Richard. See Sears.
Sargent, Charles, 1674 -1737,
Amesbury, Mass. He was a
Snowshoe Man of Amesbury,
Mass., 1708.
Clark, Byron N.

Sargent, John, 1639-1716, Charles
town, Mass. In King Philip's
War under Lieut. Gillam and
Major Savage.
Denny, Thomas
Sargent, Frederic Homer
Sargent, Wm. P.
Winship, William H.
Sargent, William, 1646-1700,
Amesbury, Mass. A Private in
the Train Band of Amesbury,
1680.
Clark, Byron N.
Satterlee, Lieut. Benedict, 1714-
1778. French and Indian War.
Ens., 1758. Lieut, 1759.
Satterlee, Edward R.
Satterlee, F. Le Roy
Satterlee, Herbert L.
Swartwout, Satterlee
Saunders, James,  1707. Mem
ber Assembly, Md., 1692-1701.
Member of the Council, 1701-
'07.
Thompson, Eustis
Thompson, Henry O.
Wilson, James G.
Wilson, Marshall G.
Wilson, William B.
Wirgman, Harold F.
Saunders, Martin,  1658.
Trooper from Braintree, 1675,
and in Capt. Davis' Co.
Wead, Leslie C.
Saunders, Tobias,  1695. Con
servator of the Peace, 1669,
'70, '78, '95. Deputy, i669-'90.
Assistant, 1663.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Savage, Capt. Anthony,  . Jus
tice of Gloucester Co., Va.,
1660. Capt of Militia.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Jones, Walter R.
Suydam, Walter L.
Trabue, Edmund F.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Savage, Lieut. Elisha, 1728-1807,
Middletown, Conn. Ens., Mid
dletown Co., 1767; Lieut,
'775-.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Savage, Capt. Habijah, 1638-1669,
Boston, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1665. Capt. of Militia.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Chadwick, William H.
Libby, Charles T.
Savage, John, 1624  . Member
Va. House of Burgesses, 1667-
'76.
Dennis, James T.
James, Thomas
Savage, William L.
Savage, Capt. John, 1652-1726,
Middletown, Conn. Ens., Mid
dletown Co., 1700; Lieut,
1703; Capt, 1711.
Savage, Albert R.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Savage, Capt. John, 1707-1792.
Under Abercrombie ; also un
der Bradstreet at Ticonderoga,
1758.
Shelton, George G.
Shelton, William A.
Savage, Ens. Thomas, 1 594-1 627.
Commanded Expedition on
Chesapeake Bay.
James, Thomas
Savage, Major Thomas, 1607-1682,
Boston, Mass. Lieut, A. & H.
A. Co., i64i-'45. Capt. of
same, 1651, et seq. Capt. of
Suffolk Regt. before 1655. Maj.
commanding the Mass. forces
in the Mount Hope Campaign,
King Philip's War, 1675. Dep
uty to the General Court, 1654,
et seq. Speaker, 1659, et seq.
Assistant, i68o-'8i.
Andrew, Henry H.
Bell, Charles U.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Brown, Daniel A.
Chadwick, William H.
Hotchkiss, Henry L.
Libby, Charles T.
Park, Lawrence
Starr, Isaac, Jr.
Weld, Charles R.
Winslow, Erving
Savage, Capt. Thomas, i 669-1728.
Captain in Virginia Militia,
1716.
James, Thomas
Savage, Thomas, 1714-1798, Judea
(Washington), Conn. In Capt.
Gideon Stoddard's Co., Col.
Whiting's 2d Conn. Regt,
French and Indian Wars.

Savage, Albert R.
Savage, Ens. Thomas, — -  -.
Went with Cap'. Smith against
the Powhaians and was held
as hostess by Powhatan.
Dennis, James T.
Savage, Capt. William, 1668-1726,
Middletown, Conn. Lieut,
Middletown Co., 1717. Capt,
1719. Deputy, i7i5-*26.
Gardner, Freeland B.
Whittemore, Laurence J.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Savel, William, 1652-1676, Brain
tree, Mass. In King Philip's
War, 1675, under Capt. Isaac
Johnson.
Talbot, Joel F.
Savery, Thomas, Scituate. In Capt.
Michael Pierce's Co.; killed
by Indians in fight against
Chief Canonchet, 1676.
Butters, George
Sawin, Capt. Samuel. Sergeant in
1771 under Capt. Nathan
Whitney.
Houghton, William A.
Sawin, Lieut. Thomas, 1657-172S,
Sherborn, Mass. Private, from
Watertown, in King Philip's
War, i676-'77. Representative,
1703.
Hill, Lew C.
Sawtell, Joseph, 1738-1822, Gro
ton, Mass. In Capt. Thomas
Lawrence's Co. and Capt.
Ephraim Wesson's Co., Col.
Nichols's Regt, in movement
for reduction of Canada,
French and Indian War.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Sawtell, Richard,  1694. He
served in King Philip's War
as soldier from Watertown.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Sawtell, Zachariah, 1716-1752,
Groton, Mass. In Capt. Wil
liam Lawrence's Co. in King
George's War.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Sawyer, Caleb, 1659-1755. In gar
rison at Lancaster, Mass.,
1704.
Sawyer, Charles F.
Sawyer, Wm. D.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Sawyer, Sergt. Caleb, 1737-1815,
Harvard, Mass. In Col. Wild
er's Regt, Crown Point, 1755.
Sergt in Capt. Thos. Wilder's
Co., 1757, and under Capt. Jo
siah Whitney.
Sawyer, Chas. Francis
Sawyer, William D.
Sawyer, Capt. Ephraim,  '759,
Lancaster, Mass. Capt in
King George's War, 1746.
Stone, Charles W.
Sawyer, Francis, 1681-1756, Wells,
Me. Representative, Mass.
Bay Colony, i720-'2i.
Appleton, Francis H.
Sawyer, Isaac H.
Wilson, John A.
Sawyer, John, 1675-1756, Newbury,
Mass. Soldier against the Mer
rimack Indians, 1709.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Wood, Eric F.
Sawyer, Joshua, 1655-1738, Lan
caster, Mass. Member Capt.
Daniel Henchman's Co., King
Philip's War.
Dixon, Willis M.
Sawyer, Nathaniel, 1 670-1 756. In
garrison at Lancaster, 1704-
'11.
Parker, Geo. T.
Sawyer, Samuel, 1698-1787. Served
in Lovewell's War, i722-'26.
Gerry, Allston
Sawyer, Thomas, 1616-1706. At
Lancaster garrison, King Phil
ip's War.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Dixon, Willis M.
Frost, Walter C.
Gerry, Allston
Holden, Wm. Henry
Morris, Seymour
Parker, Geo. T.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Sawyer, Charles F.
Sawyer, William D.
Stone, Charles W.
Wilder, Edward B.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Sawyer, Thomas, Jr., 1648-1736,
Lancaster, Mass. Lancaster
garrison, King Philip's War,

1675-76. Taken prisoner to
Canada, 1705. Deputy, 1707.
Stone, Charles W.
Walker, John B.
Sawyer, William, 1656-1718, New
bury, Mass. In Major Apple-
ton's Regt, King Philip's War.
Representative, 1707, et seq.
Appleton, Francis H.
Bennett, Larkin E.
Bent, Samuel A.
Morgan, Appleton
Sawyer, Isaac H.
Wilson, John A.
Saxton, Capt. Joseph, 1656-1715.
Of Capt. Moseley's Co., 1675;
also under Lieut Nathaniel
Reynolds, 1676. Capt, Mili
tia.
Fletcher, Paris
Sayles, John, 1633-1681. Commis
sioner for Providence, R. I.,
1653. '55, '57> '59- Assistant,
1653. Treasurer for Provi
dence, 1653. Warden for Prov
idence, General Council, 1658.
Deputy, 1669, '70, '71, '74.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Dyer, Horace E.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Sayles, Frank A.
Tilley, R. Hammett
Sayre, Capt. Daniel, 1666-1748.
Lieut, Col. Schuyler's Co., N.
Y. Militia. Expedition to Can
ada, 1711; afterward Capt.
Banta, Theodore M.
Bryant, Frederick S.
Duffield, Howard
Sayres, Edward S.
Smith, Wm. Sidney
Sayre, John, Sr., (Deacon), 1665-
1724. In the Expedition from
Albany, 1687.
Jones, Walter R.
Sayre, Dea. John, 1692-1767. In
Capt. Isaac Halsey's 2d South
ampton Co., 171 5.
Jones, Walter R.
Sayre, Thomas, 1 597-1670. Served
as a Scout against the Indians
at Southampton.
Carpenter, Frederick W.
Duffield, Howard
Sayward, James, 1667-1734, Glou-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

cester. Rep., 1720, '23, '24, '26,
'27, '28, 1733.
Rowe, Arthur E.
Scammon, Capt. Humphrey, 1640-
1727. Capt. of the Military
Co. at Saco, Maine. In 1641,
during King William's War,
was carried captive by the In
dians, with his wife and five
children, to Canada. After a
year's time, during which they
suffered many hardships, a
treaty was made and they were
returned safely to Saco.
Favor, Otis S.
Libby, Chas. T.
Scammon, Capt. Humphrey, 1677-
1734, Saco, Me. Properly
Lieut He was a Sea Capt.
Lieut, at Saco, in Dummer's
War; had a Garrison at Saco
Ferry. Deputy from Biddle-
ford to General Court, 1719.
Libby, Charles T.
Scarborough, John,   .
Member of the A. & H. A. Co.
Col., 1643. Slain by Great
Gun, 1646.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Scarbrook, Major John,  .
Justice of the Peace, York
County, Va., 1664. Member of
Council, 1666.
Henry, John Porter
Scarbrugh, Capt. Edmund, ist,
1584-1635. Member, Va.
House of Burgesses from
Accomac Co., 1629, et seq.
Bartlett, Lanier
Dennis, James T.
Joynes, Levin
Scarbrugh, Col. Edmund, 2d, 
1671. Member Va. House of
Burgesses, i642-'7i. In com
mand of Expedition against
Assateague Indians, 1659.
Dennis, James T.
Hobson, Henry W.
Schenck, Judge Abraham, 1720-
1790, Kings County, N. Y.
Representative, i759-'68. Judge
of Common Pleas, 1767.
Timberlake, William S.
Schenck, Roelof Martense, 1619-

1704. Capt of Horse, Kings
Co., N. Y., 1690.
Barclay, Chas. Brackett
Duffield, Howard
Jones, Walter R.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Sillcocks, Henry
Sillcocks, Warren S.
VanderVeer, Edgar A.
Schissler, Conrad,  1786. Pri
vate in Lieut-Col. Joseph Ship-
pen's Pa. Regt., 1760.
Monnette, Mervin J.
Monnette, Orra E.
Schmidt, Dr. Gottfried Christian,
1730-1791. Surgeon in Col.
Richard Saltonstall's Regt,
French and Indian War, 1761-
'62.
Smith, Thomas K.
Schneider, Johannes Wilhelm,
1682-1768. Volunteer Co. of
Palatines, Expedition against
Canada, 1711, from Annsberg.
Kissam, Henry S.
Reynolds, Hoffman Kissam
Snyder, Louis V.
Schoonmaker, Benjamin, 1719-
1779. Delegated by Gov. Mor
ris, of the Prov. of Pa., to at
tend a conference with the
Indian Chief Teedyuscung,
Dec, 1755. Member of Capt.
Van Etten's Co. in service
against the Indians.
Catlin, George de G.
Schoonmaker, Lieut. Hendrick,
1683  . Ens and Lieut,
Capt. Whittaker's Co., Col.
Jacob Rutsen's Regt, Ulster
County Militia, I7i5-'i7.
Catlin, George de G.
Schoonmaker, Lieut. Hendrick
Jochemsen,  1 68 1. Lieut.
in Capt. Thomas Chamber's
Co. At Fort Orange and Eso
pus War. Member of Council
of War. Severely wounded at
Wittnych, 1663.
Catlin, George de G.
Poucher, John W.
Re Qua, Chas. Howard
Roosa, DeWitt
Schoonmaker, Capt. Jochem, 1658-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1730. Capt, Ulster Co. Militia,
N. Y., against the Indians,
1700.
Catlin, George de G.
Keogh, Chester Henry
Poucher, John W.
ReQua, Charles Howard
Roosa, DeWitt
Schut, Sergt. Jan. Hermanns,
 1651. Sergt. at New Am
sterdam. Killed by Indians,
1651.
Sherrili, Charles H.
Schuyler, Capt. Arent, 1662-1730.
N. Y. Forces, French and In
dian Wars, i693-'96.
Barrell, Harry F.
Clark, Henry S.
Goodspeed, Benjamin F.
Harriman, Francis C.
Harriman, William E.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Schwartz, Frank N.
Schwartz, Frank R.
Schwartz, John L.
Schuyler, Col. Johannes, 1668-
1747. N. Y. Forces, French
and Indian Wars.
Church, Richard
Delafield, Edward C.
Delafield, John R.
De Luze, Philip S.
Hamilton, Alexander
Hamilton, Henry N.
Livingston, Philip
Ogden, Thomas L.
Schuyler, John
Schuyler, Capt. Johannes, Jr.,
1697-1741. Commissary at Os
wego, 1733, et seq.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Livingston, Philip
Schuyler, Colonel Johannis, v.
Van Schuyler.
Schuyler, Major Myndert, 1672-
1755, Albany, N. Y. Capt,
1710. Major, 1714. Repre
sentative, i70i-'io, 'i5-'i6, '27,
'28-'37. Indian Commissioner,
1706, '10, '12, '15, '39, '42, '52,
'54-
Douw, Charles G.
Schuyler, Capt. Nicholas, 1692-
1748. Expedition to Onon-

dagua, 1711. Capt. of the Fort
at Albany, 17^7-'^%.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Schuyler, Capt. Peter, 1698-1771.
Capt. at Fort Seneca, 1721.
Commissary at Oswego, 1741.
Delafield, Edward C.
Livingston, Philip
Simpson, Jay Maxwell
Schuyler, Lieut. Philip, 1666-
1724. Albany, 1704. Officer
Fusileers, 1715.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Schuyler, Col. Philip, 1733-1804.
Capt, Colonial Service, 1755.
Major, 1758. Col., 1767.
French and Indian Wars.
De Luze, Philip S.
Ogden, Thos. L.
Schuyler, Philip Arent, 1687
 . Expedition against Can
ada, 1709.
Barrell, Harry F.
Schuyler, Capt. Philip Pieterse,
1628-1683. Capt, N. Y. Pro
vincial Forces, 1667. Capt. of
Foot at Schenectady, 1669.
Armstrong, Horatio B.
Booth, Edward E.
Crosby, Edward N.
Cunningham, Frances de L.
Cunningham, Wm. De L.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
De Luze, Philip S.
Duane, William N.
Du Bois, Ernest B.
Du Val, Clive L.
Fryer, Robert L.
Goodspeed, Benjamin F.
Harriman, Francis C.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Livingston, Philip L.
Miller, John Bleecker
Montgomery, James Lynch
Ogden, Thomas L.
Parker, Charles W.
Robbins, Le Roy K.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Satterlee, Francis LeR.
Schuyler, Montgomery
Schuyler, Philip Van R.
Schuyler, Sidney S.
Schwartz, Frank N.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Schwartz, John L.
Seaman, Louis L.
Sill, John T.
Simpson, Jay Maxwell
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Ver Planck, William G.
Schuyler, Col. Pieter ("Queed-
er"), 1657-1724. Lieut of
Horse, 1685. Commanded a
Co. at Schenectady, N. Y.,
1689. Commanded Fprt at
Albany, 1689. Delegate to
Councils of Five Nations. Led
expedition which ended in
capture of Fort La Prairie.
King's Council, 1692-1720,
Pres., Acting Gov. of the Prov.,
1709.
Armstrong, Horatio G.
Beekman, j. William
Clark, Kenneth
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Fitzgerald, Louis
Fryer, Robert L.
Livingston, John H.
Livingston, Philip
Livingston, Philip L.
Montgomery, J. Lynch
Ogden, Thos. L.
Olin, Stephen H.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Schuyler, Clarkson C.
Spalding, George B., Jr.
Simpson, Jay Maxwell
Stanton, Henry
Tucker, William Ruggles
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Wainwright, John T.
Wainwright, William P.
Wetmore, Edw. W.
Schuyler, Capt. Pieter, Jr., 1698-
1771. Capt. at Fort Seneca,
1721. Commissary at Oswego,
1741.
Delafield, John R.
Livingston, Philip
Scofield, Reuben. Member of Mil
itia, i755-'6o.
Scofield, George S.
Scott, Benjamin,  . Served
in a special Troop organized
in 1675, from the regular
Troops of Massachusetts Bay,
commanded by Capt. Prentice.
Engaged in scouting, 1675.

Robinson, Hamline Elijah
Scott, Daniel, i68o-i745-'46, Bal
timore Co , Md. Representa
tive in the Maryland General
Assembly.
Hurst, John Edward
Scott, Ens. James,  1782.
Chester Co., Penn., Militia,
i747-'48.
Norris, Alexander W.
Scott, John, 1640-1677. Wounded
at Pawtucket, King Philip's
War.
Boucher, Charles
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Mowatt, Charles G.
Scott, John,  1690. Soldier in
King Philip's War under Capt.
Johnson. In Falls Fight, 1676,
under Capt. William Turner.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Woodin, William H.
Scott, Capt. John,  1725.
Lieut, Fusileers, N. Y. Mili
tia, 1710. Commandant Fort
Hudson, i7i7-'22.
Beale, Leonard T.
Scott, Alexander H.
Scott, John M.
Scott, Lewis A.
Scott, John, 1702-1756, Lunenberg,
Mass. Private in Crown Point
Expeditions, i755-'56, under
Captains Joseph Whitcomb and
James Reed, Col. Timothy
Ruggles' Regt.
Scott, Henry E.
Scott, Phineas, 1745-1819, Ben
nington, Vt. In Capt John
Fassett's Co., 1764.
Moses, Zebina
Scott, Richard, 1607 - 1680.
Wounded at Pawtucket, King
Philip's War.
Boucher, Charles
Cowee, James C.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Robeson, Andrew
Scott, William. In Capt. Wil
liam Turner's Co., Falls Fight.
Murray, Charles H.
Scottow, Capt. Joshua, 161 5-1 698.
Capt. A. & H. A. Co., 1645,
and of a Co. in King Philip's
War. Capt of Garrison.

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Magistrate at Scarborough.
Deputy.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Dorr, Dalton
Pike, Chas. E.
Pike, Francis W.
Scranton, Capt. Ichabod, 1717-
1760. Lieut, 1755, Louisburg
and Ticonderoga. Died in
Service.
Scranton, Benjamin H.
Scranton, John, 1609-1671, Conn.
Deputy, 1664, '69-'70. Marshal
New Haven Colony, i66i-'62.
Clephane, Lewis P.
Clephane, Walter C.
Scribner, Benjamin,  1704.
Member of the Train Band in
Norwalk, Conn.
Finck, Leon C.
Scribner, Samuel, 1716-1794. Pri
vate in Col. Samuel Moore's
N. H. Regt. at Louisburg,
1745 ; Col. Nathaniel Meserve's
Regt. at Crown Point, 1756;
Major Thomas Tash's Bat
talion, 1757; and in Col.
Hart's Regt., 1758.
Hull, John C. F.
Monnette, Orra E.
Scripture, Samuel,   ,
Concord, Mass. Under Capt.
Joseph Sill, King Philip's
War, 1675. In King Philip's
War, i69i-*92.
Greene, Charles L.
Wead, Leslie C.
Scruggs, Thomas,  1652,
Salem. Deputy to Mass. Gen.
Court, i635-'36.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Libby, Charles T.
Preston, Howard W.
Robinson, Roswell Raymond
Wolcott, Roger
Scudder, Lieut. Richard, 1671-1754,
Hopewell, N. J. Lieut, 171 1,
Expedition to Canada.
Chambers, Thomas S.
Pratt, Thomas Lovell
Stryker, William S.
Seabrook, Captain Robert, 1652-
1710. South Carolina. Mem
ber of Assembly; Speaker,
1705. Captain of a Company

during the French Invasion of
1700.
Seabrook, Whitemarsh Benj.
Seabrook, Thomas,  1675.
Capt Osborne's Co., N. Y.
Prov. Troops. Killed by In
dians at Castle Hill, 1675.
Moses, Walter
Seabury, Ens. Samuel, 1640-1681,
Duxbury, Mass. Deputy, 1676.
Ens., 1678.
Hitchcock (Jas.), Ripley (Wm.)
Seabury, Frederick C.
Smith, William D. G.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Sealis, Dea. Richard,  . Dep
uty from Scituate to Gen.
Court, i640-'4i.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Seaman, Capt. John, 1610-1695,
Hempstead. In Indian Wars,
i668-'76.
Ahles, Robt Lawrence
Bostwick, Henry A.
Brokaw, George T.
Davies, Julien T., Jr.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Hawxhurst, Arthur
Hicks, Benjamin D.
Hicks, Frederick C.
Jones, Walter R.
Keator, Frederic Rose
Lahens, Louis E.
Mead, Spencer P.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Seaman, Frederick A.
Seaman, Louis L.
Seaman, William B.
Smith, Wm. Sidney
Tredwell, Henry Hewlett
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Williams, Harvey L.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Searle, Capt. John. Commanded
the privateer Jacob, Spanish
War, 1762.
Barclay, James S.
Trenchard, Edward
Searle, Capt. Ralph, 1 606-1 678.
Treas. Portsmouth, 1649. Dep
uty, 1658. Trooper, 1667,
Capt.
Watson, William H,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Sears, Lieut. David, 1710-1788.
Lieut. French War, Oneida
Station, 1758, in Bradstreet's
Expedition.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Sears, Capt. Paul, 1 637-1707.
Capt Mass. Militia, Narragan
sett War.
Alderson, Victor Clifton
Bryant, Percy
Clark, Homer P.
Morse, W. Samuel
Rich, William T.
Sears, Clinton B.
Sears, Henry D.
Sears, Walter J.
Squires, George C.
Sears, or Sares, Richard, 1590-1676.
Member Yarmouth Co., Lieut
William Palmer. Deputy,
Plymouth Col., 1662.
Barnard, Job
Clark, Homer P.
Coleman, Leighton P.
Forbes, Charles S.
Gillette, Edwin F.
Hawks, Fred'k E.
Hulbert, Henry C.
Morse, W. Samuel
Richardson, Wm. E.
Sears, Clinton B.
Sears, Frank I.
Sears, Joseph D.
Sears, Walter J.
Squires, George C.
Tobey, Frank B.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Sears, Capt. Samuel, 1663-1741.
Lieut, 1706. Capt.
Hawks, Frederick E.
Sears, Henry D.
Sears, Walter J.
Squires, George C.
Sears, Lieut. Silas, 1637-1697.
Ens., "Barnstable Co," 1681.
Lieut, 1682. Deputy, Ply
mouth Col., i685-*9i.
Benedict, James A.
Clark, Alonzo H.
Hawks, Fred'k E.
Sears, Alfred D.

Sears, Walter J.
Van Dyke, Harry W.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Seaver, John, 1671  , Snowshoe
man under Capt. Kimball in
Col. Noyes' Regt.
Munds, James Theus
Seaver, Nathaniel, 1645 - 1676.
Capt. Wadsworth's Co. Killed
by Indians, Sudbury Fight.
Barrows, John W.
Munds, James Theus
Seaver, Nathaniel, 1709-1777, Sud
bury, Mass. Capt. Joseph
Brown's Co., French and In
dian War, 1739. Trumpeter
Capt. Josiah Brown's Co., 1746-
'47-
Boutelle, Frank W.
Seaver, Robert, 1608-1683, Rox
bury, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Barrows, John W.
Brown, Daniel A.
Crafts, John C.
Danforth, Allen
Lovering, Henry M.
Moore, Howard P.
Munds, James Theus
Seaver, Everett H.
Seaver, James E.
Seaver, Robert, 1703-1752. Served
in Louisburg Expedition, 1745.
Moore, Howard P.
Seavey, Benjamin, 1669 1760.
(Name spelled Ben Seve.) A
soldier in Garrison at Hamp
ton, N. H., i693-'94.
Libbey, William
Seavey, Moses, 1737  , Ports
mouth, N. H. Soldier in War,
i756-'6o.
Parker, Henry R.
Seavey, William,  1744. Sen
tinel under Capt. John Gilman,
1710.
Libbey, William
Sebring, Major Cornelis, 1652-
1723. Member of N. Y. As
sembly, 1695-1726. Major of
Kings Co. Troops, Prov. of
N. Y., 1720.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Sebring, Frederick,  , New

421

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

York. In Capt. Chas. Laroex's
Co., 1738.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Sebring, Sergt. Jacob. Sergt,
Kings County Militia, "In
service against all enemies,
rebels and pirates on land
and sea," 1715. Adjutant,
1728.
Croft, Samuel Mandeville
Weisse, Faneuil S.
Secord, Jonathan,  1742, New
Rochelle. Private in Captain
Peter Secord's Co., 1758.
Adams, Washington I. L.
Sedgwick, Maj.-Gen. Robert, circ.
1613-1656. Appointed Capt.
for Charlestown, Mass., 1636-
'37. Deputy to the General
Court, i637-'49. Commander
at the Castle, 1641. Capt, A.
& H. A. Co., 1640, '45, '48.
Commanded the Middlesex
Regt, 1643, and was first
Sergt.-Maj. commanding this
Regt, 1644. Commander-in-
Chief, 1652. Chosen, with
Capt. Leverett, to organize an
expedition against the Dutch
in Manhattan, 1654. Com
manded fleet of four vessels
against Acadia, 1654. Com
manded a Regt. to occupy the
Island of Jamaica, 1655, and
appointed Commissioner to
govern the Island. Commis
sioned Major - General by
Cromwell, 1656.
Andrews, James S.
Barnes, Alfred C.
Hart, Henry G.
Hart, Samuel
Johnson, S. Albert
Johnson, William S.
Klink, George T.
Murray, Charles H.
Mynderse, Wilhelmus
Phillips, George M.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Sedgwick, Edwin H.
Sedgwick, Robert
Sedgwick, Theodore
Taylor, Ewing
Thompson, Harry G.
Ward, Brownlee R.

1667-
Capt.

Capt. King

Ward, Charles S.
Wright, Harry L.
Sedgwick, Capt. Samuel,
1735, Hartford, Conn.
Militia.
Phillips, George M.
See, John, 1657-1711. In
William Turner's Co.,
Philip's War.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Seeley, Benoni,  1746. Mem
ber of the Foot Co. of Salis
bury, Mass., 1703.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Seeley (Seelye), Capt. Nathaniel,
4th Co. Conn. Regt, 1675.
Killed in Great Swamp Fight.
Castle, Ernest B.
Quackenbush, Claire C.
Seeley, Frederick S.
Seeley, Wm. E.
Seeley (Seelye), Lieut. Robert,
 1668, Conn. Lieut, in
Pequot War. In 1654 led
force against Province of New
Netherlands.
Castle, Ernest B.
Monnette, Orra E.
Quackenbush, Claire C.
Seely, Ens. Eliphalet, 1701  ,
Canaan, Conn. Train Band,
1743.
Knapp, Henry E.
Selden, Lieut. Ezra. Lieut 3d Co.
of Foot, Lyme, Conn., 1755.
Representative, 1768, et seq.
Eaton, Daniel C.
Eaton, George F.
Selden, Joseph, 1651-1724. In
Capt. William Turner's Co.,
Falls Fight, 1676.
Eaton, Daniel C.
Eaton, Geo. F.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Moran, Charles
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden
Spencer, Seldon P.
Selden, Capt. Samuel, 1695-1745.
Lieut. Conn. Colonial Troops,
1738. Capt. 3d Co. Foot, Lyme,
1740. Representative, 1744.
Eaton, Daniel C.
Eaton, George F.
Frazer, Sheldon L.

422

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Huse, Robert S.
Moran, Charles
Spencer, Selden P.
Selden, Col. Samuel, 1723-1776.
Lieut. 5th Co., of Lyme, 1752.
Major, 1774. Col., Battalion
Foot, 1776. Deputy, Conn.,
i762-'66, '68, '69, '71, '72, '73.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Moran, Charles
Spencer, Selden P.
Selleck, Maj. Jonathan, 1641-
1712. Deputy from Stamford,
Conn., 1670-1708. Assistant,
1695-1701. Capt. Great Swamp
Fight. Maj., 1696.
Blagden, Thomas
Selley (or Cilley), Benoni, 
1746, Seabrook, N. IL, and
Salisbury, Mass. Member of
Foot Co., Salisbury, 1703.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Severance, Ephraim, 1656  . In
Capt Henry True's Co of
Snowshoe men of Col. Thomas
Noye's Essex (Mass.) North
Regiment, 1709.
Rollins, Philip A.
Severance, John,  1682. Mem
ber A. & H. A. Co., 1641 and
1654.
Monnette, Orra E.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Severance, Jonathan. Served in
French and Indian War, in
Brookfield Co., commanded by
Capt. Thomas Wells.
Severance, Cordenio A.
Severance, Corp. Joseph, 1682-
1766, Montague, Mass. Mead
ows Fight, 1704. Soldier,
1713. Wounded by Indians.
Corp. under Capt. Kellogg,
1743. Orderly, 1747.
Fiske, George F.
Severance, Martin, 1718-1810. At
Fort Dummer under Capt.
Kellogg, i738-'39- Under
Capt. Clessom, 1755. Under
Capt. Catlin, 1756. In Capt.
Robert Roger's Rangers, 1758.
Fiske, George F.
Merrill, Edward S.
Sevier, Capt. John. Settled in
Shenandoah Valley, Va. Ac

tive in warfare with Indians.
Capt, 1772. Distinguished
himself in battle, Point Pleas
ant, Oct. 10, 1774.
Fuller, Oliver C.
Sewell, Lieut. Dummer, 1737-
1832, York, Me. Ens. on gar
rison duty at Louisburg, 1759.
Lieut, in Captain Johnson
Moulton's Company, 1760.
Benson, Frank S.
Sewall, Henry, 1614-1700, New
bury, Mass. Deputy, 1661.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Davies, Julien T., Jr.
Davies, Wm. G.
Denny, Thomas
Dorman, William B.
Fall, Charles G.
James, Howard K.
Libby, Charles T.
Merritt, Alan D.
Remick, John A.
Remick, Timothy
Rollins, Philip A.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sewall, Henry, 1620-1665. Prin
cipal Secretary of Md., 1661-
1665. Deputy, 1661, et seq.
Gov.'s Council, 1661.
Brent, Joseph L.
Chandler, Walter
Coale, George O. C.
Jenkins, Thomas C.
Johnston, Christopher
Keyser, Robert B.
Knott, Aloysius L.
McKaig, W. Wallace
Sewall, Wynn R.
Smith, William D. G.
Spencer, John T.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Sewall, John, 1654-1699. In Capt.
Thos. Noyes' Co., Newbury,
Mass., 1688; in Snowshoe Co.,
of Essex North Regt.
Rollins, Philip A.
Sewall, Dep.-Gov. Maj. Nicholas,
1655-1737. Member and Secre
tary, Prov. Council, Md., 1686.
Dep.-Gov., 1689. Major of
Militia.
Coale, George O. G.
Jenkins, Thos. C.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Johnston, Christopher
Smith, William D. G.
Spencer, John T.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Sewall, Samuel, 1652-1730. As
sistant and Chief Justice, Col
ony of Mass. Bay.
Chauncey, Elihu
Davies, Julien T., Jr.
Davies, William G.
Denny, Thomas
Sewall, Capt. Samuel, 1688-1769.
Capt, 4th Co. of ist York Co.,
Me., Regt, 1757. Representa
tive for York Co., i73o-'3i.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Sewall, Maj. Stephen, 1657-1729.
Capt, 1689, of Salem Co.
Later Major. In 1704, com
manded expedition which cap
tured a notorious pirate, Capt.
John Quelch and his crew, tak
ing them to Boston to be
hanged.
Coale, George O. G.
Sanger, William Cary, Jr.
Seward, Capt. William, 1627-1689.
Sergt Guilford, Conn., Militia.
Lieut, and Capt. Deputy, 1683-
'85.
Bell, Jared W.
Clephane, Lewis P.
Clephane, Walter C.
Munger, Carl E.
Sewitz, Abraham. Member of
Capt. George Wolf's Co.,
1763.
Eyerman, John
Sexton, Daniel. Member of
Brookhaven Co., Long Island
Militia, 1715.
Sheib, Samuel H.
Seymour, Capt. Richard, 
1655, Hartford and Farming-
ton, Conn. Capt Seymour
Fort (Kensington).
Brooker, Charles F.
Fulton, William E.
Granger, William S.
Hart, Samuel
Morris, Seymour
Shepard, Edw. M.
Whitman, Charles S.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Seymour, Lieut. Stephen, Water

bury, Conn. Ens. Train Band
in Northbury, Parish, Water
bury, 1764. Lieut, 1765.
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Morris, Seymour
Seymour, Capt. Thomas, 1 633-1712.
Ens. of Southside Co., Hart
ford, Conn., 1713. Deputy
from Norwalk, 1690.
Cadle, Cornelius
Hart, Samuel
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Seymour, Col. Thomas, 1735-1829.
Capt, ist Conn. Regt, 1773.
Lieut.-Col., 1774.
Ely, William Brewster
Seymour, Ens. Timothy,  1749,
Hartford, Conn. Ensign in
Train Band at Hartford, 1743.
Hale, Charles Reuben
Shackford, Capt. Samuel, 1666-
1724, Newington, N. H. Capt,
Portsmouth, N. H., Military
Co. Indian attack at "Straw
berry Bank" and "Breakfast
Hill."
Hale, Thomas W.
Shackford, Capt. William, 1702-
1773, Portsmouth, N. H. Capt.
of Co. for Invasion of Canada,
1746. Capt. at Fort Dummer,
1750.
Hale, Thomas W.
Shapleigh, Lieut. John, 1640-1706,
Kittery, Me. Sergeant, 1659;
Ens., 1665; Lieut, 1696; Rep.,
1696. Killed by Indians, 1706.
Boyd, Augustus Shapleigh
Rollins, Philip A.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Shapleigh, Major Nicholas, 1680
 . Representative, Mass.,
for York Co., Me., 1733. Capt.
and Major of Co. Troops,
1733-
Peirce, William H.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Shapleigh, Nicholas, 1720 -1758.
In Blue Troop, Sir William
Pepperrell's Regt., 1757.
Rollins, Philip A.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Sharp, Hugh, 1668-1742, Burling
ton, N. J. Member of the Pro-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

vincial Assembly of N. J., 1708,
'og-'is.
Flagg, Stanley G, Jr.
Klapp, Wilbur Paddock
Sharp, Col. Isaac. Member N. J.
Assembly, 1709, et seq. Col.,
1716.
Perkins, Charles P.
Sharpe, Capt. James,  1779.
Capt, 1758, in 3d Battalion,
Penn. Regt, under Col. Hugh
Mercer. In Forbes campaign.
Under Col. William Clapham,
1759-
Kunkel, Robt. S.
Liggett, Sidney B.
Sharp(e), Lieut. John, 1643-1676,
Brookline, Mass. In Capt
Wadsworth's Co. Killed at
Sudbury Fight.
Barry, Herbert
Brown, Daniel A.
Crafts, John C.
Dorr, Dalton
Hastings, Henry
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Sharpe, Henry D.
Tyler, Henry B.
Tyler, Sidney F.
Shattuck, Job. 1736-1819. Served
under Col. Monkton in Nova
Scotia, 1755.
Cornish, Leslie Colby
Shattuck, Sergt. John, 1647-1675,
Watertown, Mass. Sergt. in
Capt Richard Beer's Co., King
Philip's War, 1675. Relief of
Northfield.
Adams, Herbert L.
Cornish, Leslie Colby
Cutter, Edw. J.
Farr, Marvin A.
Shattuck, Edward H.
Swayze, Robt. C.
Shattuck, William, Jr., 1653  ,
Watertown, Mass. In Capt.
Prentice's Co., King Philip's
War.
Cowee, James C.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Shattuck, William, 1670-1744.
Soldier in King William's
War, 1691.
Cornish, Leslie Colby

Shaw, Benjamin, 1641 1717,
Hampton, N. H. In King
William's War, i689-*98.
Rollins, Philip A.
Shaw, Benjamin, 1672  , Ply
mouth and Taunton, Mass.
Under Maj. Thomas Leonard
in Expedition to Canada, 171 1.
Tucker, William R.
Shaw, Edward, 1688-1764, Hamp
ton, N. H. In Scouting Party
under Capt. James Davis,
1712.
Folsom, Albert A.
Shaw, John,  , Plymouth. One
of 'Eight Men' who went
against the Narragansetts,
1645. One of the purchasers
of Darmouth, 1652.
Lockwood, Thomas St. John
Shaw, John,  1694. Plymouth
Military Co., 1643. In King
Philip's War.
Baker, George F.
Freeman, Alden
Fuller, Linus E.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Miller, Robt. F.
Paine, Cyrus F.
Tucker, William R.
Vaile, Joel F.
Shaw, Lieut. John, 1630-1704,
Weymouth, Mass. In King
Philip's War, Lieut. Upham's
Co.
Maxwell, Robert Chester
Shaw, Lieut. Jonathan, Jr., 1663-
1729. Under Commander
Warren, Plymouth South and
North Co.'s, 1699.
Miller, Robert F.
Shaw, Joseph, 1635-1720, Hamp
ton, N. H. Under Major
Savage.
Burleigh, Geo. Wm.
Shaw, Nathaniel, 1724 - 1804,
Raynham, Mass. In Capt.
Philip King's Co. Militia, 1757.
Leonard, George H.
Shaw, Roger,  1661. Deputy
from Hampton, N. H., Mass.
Bay Colony, i65i-'53.
Cadle, Henry
Folsom, Albert A.
MahiB, Frank C.

425

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Morrell, George C.
Nealley, John Haven
Robie, Guy S.
Robie, William J.
Shaw, Harris Moore
Shaw, Oliver W.
Sheafe, Jacob, 1616-1659, Boston.
A. & H. A. Co., 1648.
Hastings, Henry
Haven, Wm.
Sheafe, Sampson, 1650-1724. Asst.
and Sec, Mass. Bay Colony,
1698. Commissary New Eng
land Forces, Expedition against
Quebec, 171 1.
Blunt, Stanhope E.
Haven, Wm.
Mallett, Percy S.
Sheafe, Sampson, Jr., 1681-1772,
New Castle, N. H. Member
Council, i740-'6i.
Blunt, Stanhope E.
Haven, William
Shed, Corp. Daniel, Sr., i62o-'25
1708, Billerica, Mass. Billerica
garrison, King Philip's War,
1675. Corp., 1679.
Bryant, Fred'k S.
Dixon, Willis M.
Geer, Walter
Sherman, Roger
Shed, John, 1655-1736, '37. In
garrison of Rev. Samuel
Whiting, at Billerica, Mass.,
Oct. 8, 1675. Under Major
Simon Willard, 1675.
Geer, Walter
Sheffield, Lieut. William, 1699-
1788, Mendon, Mass. Lieut.
3d Co. Foot Militia of Men
don, 1757.
Bogert, Theo. P.
Bogert, William B.
Shelby, Capt. Evan, 1720-1794.
Capt of Co. Rangers, French
and Indian War, 1754. Capt.
in Provincial Forces. Led ad
vance against Fort Duquesne,
under Gen. Forbes. In Battle
of Loyal Henning. In battle
at Kenawha, 1774, ranking offi
cer at its close.
Shelby, Cass K.
Todd, Charles H.
Shelby, Gov. Isaac, 1750-1826.

Under his father, Capt. Evan
Shelby, Army of Va., 1774,
Under Gen. Lewis, War
against Shawnees and Dela-
wares. First Gov. Kentucky.
Todd, Charles H.
Sheldon, Capt. Daniel, 1726-1773.
Lieut, 1761. Capt, 1770, 2d
Co., Town of Hartford.
Sheldon, Charles L.
Sheldon, Ens. Ebenezer, 1678-
1755. Ensign, 1701.
Rhoades, Lyman
Shelton, Lieut. Daniel,  1728,
Stratford, Ct. Served in and
was Commissioned a Lieut, of
Stratford Train Band, 1717.
Moseley, John G.
Shepard, Eldad, 1740-1806. Pri
vate in Col. Nathan Payson's
Co., Conn. Troops, i758-'59-
Shepard, Edward M.
Shepard, Isaac, 1639-1676, Con
cord, Mass. Killed in King
Philip's War.
Douglas, Walter B.
Shepard, Ralph K.
Shepard, Major John, 1690-1781,
Canton, Mass. Capt, 1741.
Commanded Regt., 1746, en
camped near Boston, Alarm of
approaching French Fleet un
der D'Anville.
Pierce, George F.
Shepard, Capt. John, 1700  ,
N. H. Capt. of Co. I, of Col.
Nathaniel Meserve's Regt.
which N. H. raised in 1756
for the Expedition against
Crown Point.
Shepard, Frederick Johnson
Shepheard, Hercules. Member of
Pennsylvania Assembly from
Sussex, i683-'84.
Minis, John L.
Sheppard (Shepard), Sergt. John,
1653-1707, Hartford, Conn. In
Indian War, Expeditions to
Deerfield and Albany, 1692,
Capt. John Bull.
Dyer, Horace E.
Shepard, Edward M.
Sherburne, Henry,  1680,
Portsmouth, N. H. Deputy,
Mass. Bay, 1660.

426

Index of ancestors

Clarke, Geo. K.
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Hill, John F.
Noyes, Edward D.
Rollins, Edw. Warren
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Storer, John H.
Thompson, Harry G.
Sherburne, Henry,  1757,
N. H. Chief Justice of New
Hampshire ; Member of As
sembly and Governor's Coun
cil.
Erving, Wm. Van Rensselaer
Sherburne, Capt. Henry, 1709-
1767, N. H. King's Councellor,
1766. Raised Co. and went to
the taking of Louisburg, 1745.
Hopkins, Eustis L.
Whipple, Julian Van Ness
Sherburne, Sergt. John, 1615-
1693, Portsmouth, N. H. Sergt.
of Militia, 1695.
Morse, Edward E.
Sherburne, Lieut. John, 1650-1729,
"of ye Plains." Lieut, of
Militia, N. H., i704-'i5; was
styled "Captain."
Morse, Edward E.
Sherburne, Capt. Samuel, 1638-
1691. Killed by Indians at
Meregnoit, King William's
War.
Clarke, George K.
Knox, William S.
Moulton, George M.
Thompson, Harry G.
Sherman, Asaph, 1741  , Graf
ton, Mass. In Capt William
Paige's Co., 1761.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Sherman, Benjamin, 1662-1742.
Deputy from Stratford, Conn.,
1711.
Fitch, Edw. S.
Sherman, Lieut. Daniel, 1669-
1741, New Haven, Conn.
Lieut. Train Band, 1690.
Capt, 1700. Q. M. New
Haven Co. Troops, 171 5.
Abbott, Everton J.
Ladd, Wm. W.
Sherman, Capt. David, 1665-1753,
Stratford, Conn. Ens., 1703.

Lieut, 1708. Capt, 1709.
Deputy, 1709.
Hatch, Arthur M.
Latham, Harry Woodville
Sherman, Lieutenant Jabez, 1704-
1774. Lieutenant in the Brit
ish Colonial Navy.
Fisher, William Garrett
Sherman, Capt. John, 16 14-1690,
Watertown, Mass. Ens., 1654.
Capt, 1680. Depjty, 1651.
Boutell, Henry S. •
Brown, Francis K.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Daniels, Howard B.
Depew, Chauncey M.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Hall, Harrison C.
Mitchell, Wm. A.
Sherman, Roger
Vail, Henry S.
Warren, Charles E.
Wheeler, Horace L.
Willey, William L.
Wilson, Charles H.
Sherman, Capt. John, 1650-1730,
Woodbury, Conn. Capt., 171 1.
Train Band, 1711. Assistant,
i7ii-'23. Deputy, Speaker,
I7II-'l2.
Adams, John Q.
Noble, Henry H.
Sherman, Joseph, 1650-1731. Sol
dier in King Philip's War un
der Capt. Jonathan Poole and
Capt. Thomas Brattle in 1676.
Rep. to the General Court,
1702 to 1705 inclusive.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Sherman, Roger
Wiliun, Charles H.
Sherman, Ens. Nathaniel, 1696
 , Grafton, Mass. Sergt.
Capt James Whipple's Co.,
1757. Ens. in Capt. Stephen
Maynard's Co., 1759.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Sherman, Philip, 1610-1689. First
Sec. Providence Plantations,
1639. Court of Commissioners,
1656. Deputy, i665-'67- Coun
cil, King Philip's War.
Anthony, James L.
Brown, Paul
Campbell, Wm. A.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Doughty, Francis E.
Fisher, Wm. Garrett
Giffcrd, Charles E.
Greene, Chas. A.
Guilford, Nathan
Haight, Abner S.
Haight, Frederick E.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Lathrop, Charles G.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Mumford, Jas. G.
Otis, Joseph E., Jr.
Otis, Philo A.
Paige, Edward W.
Perry, Stephen Kingsbury
Sherman, Duff F.
Smalley, Bradley B.
Vail, Carl Montaigne
Watson, William H.
Sherman, Roger, 1751-1789. Mem
ber Assembly during French
Wars. Member Continental
Congress, i774-'8o. Member
Conn. Council of Safety, 1774-
'80.
Hammatt, Clarence S.
Sherman, Samuel, 1618 1684.
Deputy Gen. Court of Conn.,
1637, which declared war
against Pequots. Asst, 1663-
'68 ; on committee to defend
coast against Dutch, 1665.
Abbott, Everton J.
Adams, John Q.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Driggs, Lawrence La Tourette
Gilfillan, Wm. W.
Judson, Fred'k N.
judson, William P.
Kissam, Henry S.
Ladd, William W.
Latham, Harry W.
Logan, Walter S.
Noble, Henry H.
Palmer, Wm. P.
Stebbins, Albert K.
Terry, John Taylor
Sherman, Lieut. Samuel, Jr.,
1641-1718. Assistant to Gov
ernor, under Gov. John
Winthrop. Lieut, and Ens.,
1667.
Betts, Frederick H.
Kissam, Henry S.
Ladd, Wm. W.

428

Stebbins, Albert K.
Sherrill, Capt. Recompense, 1760
 , Easthampton, N. Y. Line
No. 2, Matthias Burnett, Capt,
1715.
Sherrill, Charles H.
Sherwood, Hugh, 1632-1710. Mem
ber Md. Assembly, 1692.
Troth, William P., Jr.
Sherwood, Capt. Matthew, 1643-
171 5. French and Indian
Wars. Ens., Conn. Militia,
1685, Lieut, 1690. Capt, 1690.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Haughton, Richard
Hubbell, Henry W.
Jennings, Walter
McClintock, Emory
Stewart, Philip B.
Sherwood, Thomas, 1585 -1655.
Conn. Deputy, from Hartford,
i645-'47.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Cadle, Cornelius
Latham, Harry W.
Stiles, Edward H.
Shippen, Dep.-Gov. Edward, 1639-
1712. A. & H. A. Co., 1669.
Speaker of Assembly, 1695.
Member Provincial Council
Penn., 1696-1712. Dep.-Gov.,
1703. Pres. Provincial Council,
i702-'04.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Brinton, Ward
Buchanan, Roberdeau
Canby, Caleb H., jr.
Fisher, Robert S. J.
Huidekoper, Fred. W.
Huidekoper, Wallis
Hurchinson, Chas. H.
Jackson, Oswald
Luquer, Lea Mel.
Luquer, Lea Shippen
Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
Lynch, Jasper
Page, Samuel D.
Powel, Samuel
Prime, Alfred Coxe
Prime, Frederick
Shippen, Edward
Willing, Charles
Shippen, Paymaster Edward, 1703-

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1781. British and Provincial
Forces, French and Indian
War, under Gen. Forbes Stan-
wix. Mayor of Philadelphia,
1744.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Huidekoper, Fred. W.
Luquer, Lea M.
Lynch, Jasper
Peale, Albert C.
Shippen, Edward
Shippen, Col. Joseph, 1733-1810.
Col. Penn. Troops, Provincial
Army, French and Indian
Wars. In Braddock's Expedi
tion against Fort Duquesne.
Capt, 1756. Brigadier-Major,
1758. Lieut.-Col., 1759.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Huidekoper, Frederic L.
Huidekoper, Fred. W.
Newell, Wm. H.
Shippen, Edward
Swift, Joseph
Swift, William H.
Shirley, Gov. William, 1693-1771.
Commander-in-Chief of all
Forces in British North
America, 1755. Gov. Mass.
Bay Colony, 1 741 -'45.
Erving, William V. R.
Short, Henry,  1673, New
bury, Mass. Deputy to Gen.
Court, Mass., i643-'44.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Short, Rev. Matthew, 1688-1731.
Chaplain at Fort William,
Saco, Me., i7i6-'22.
Perry, Ralph Percy
Shotwell, Capt. John, 1658-1719.
Capt. in Capt. August Gra
ham's Richmond Co., N. Y.,
Militia, 171 5.
Monnette, Orra E.
Shrimpton, Jonathan, 1673  ,
Boston. A. & H. A. Co, 1665.
Shrimpton, Jonathan
Shumway, Pierre, 1635  . In
Narragansett and other Indian
Wars, 1675.
Anthony, James L.
Shute, Lieut. William, 1723-1784.
I 429

In Capt. Samuel Hunt's Co.,
N. J. Troops, French and In
dian Wars, 1761.
McCowan, Robt. Jos. Foster
Shute, Samuel Moore
Sibley, John,  1661, Salem,
Mass. Deputy to Gen. Court
of Mass.
Hull, Jep Rucker
Sibley, George Royal
Sill, Lieut. John, 1710-1796, Lyme,
Conn. Lieut, Train Band,
1758.
Sill, Howard
Sill (Syll), Capt. Joseph, 1636-
1696, Lyme, Conn. In King
Philip's War, and Expeditions
against Indians in Mass.,
Maine, and New Hampshire.
Banning, Kendall
Brown, Daniel A.
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Gray, Theodore
Hall, Alexander M.
Hall, Dudley
Hall, Geo. F.
Schott, Hubert M.
Scofield, George S.
Sill, Frederick S.
Sill, Howard
Sill, John T.
Wade, James F.
Silliman, Ebenezer, 1707 - 1775,
Fairfield, Conn. Speaker of
the House seven years. Mem
ber of the Council twenty-
eight years.
Blagden, Thomas
Silliman, Lieut.-Col. Gold Sel-
leck, 1732-1790, Fairfield,
Conn. Capt. Militia. Major,
4th Regt. Lieut-Col., 1774.
Blagden, Thomas
Silsby, Capt. Henry, 1718-1787,
Ackworth, N. H. Ens., 1755-
'59. Lieut, 1760. Capt.
Silsby, Thomas Julien
Silver, Thomas, 1624-1682, New
bury, Mass. A soldier in King
Philip's War, 1675.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Silverwood, Joshua, 1654 - 1698.
Impressed as a private in Capt.
Daniel Henchman's Co. at

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Boston, Dec. 3, 1675, for King
Philip's War.
Monnette, Orra E.
Simkins, Nicholas,  , Boston,
Mass. First Capt. of the
Castle, 1634. Member of the
A. & H. A. Co., 1650.
Appleton, Francis H.
Hammond, Samuel
Tyler, Edward R.
Simonds, Capt. Benjamin, 1726-
1807, Williamstown. In garri
son, Fort Massachusetts, under
Sergt. John Hawks, siege by
French and Indians. Lieut.
West Hoosack Co., 1764, Col.
William Williams, North
Regt. Militia, Berkshire Co.
Capt, 1771.
Skinner, James H.
Simonds, Caleb, 1649-1712, Wo
burn, Mass. In King Philip's
War, Capt. Nathaniel Daven
port's Co.
Thompson, John T.
Simonds (Symonds), James, 1658-
1717, Woburn, Mass. In King
Philip's War and Expedition
to Quebec, 1690.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Wilson, Chas. H.
Simonds, Ens. Joseph, 1652-1733,
Woburn and Lexington, Mass.
In garrison at Chelmsford,
King Philip's War, i675->76.
In Capt. Joseph Sill's Co., 1676.
Sergt. of Lexington Military
Co., 167-. Ens., 1712.
Stone, Charles W.
Wheeler, Horace L.
Simpkins, Capt. Nicholas, 
1656. Ist Capt. at the Castle,
1634. A. & H. A. Co.,
1650.
Appleton, Francis H.
Low, Wm. G, Jr.
Simpkins, Pilgrim, 1624-1720, Bos
ton. In naval service, King
Philip's War, 1676.
Tyler, Edward R.
Sinclair, James, 1660-1732, Exeter,
N. H. A soldier in King
Philip's War, in Capt. John
Holbrook's Co.
Marsh, George S.

Sinclair, Richard, 1730-1813. Pri
vate, 1760, in Capt Jer. Mar-
ston's Co., of Col. Goffe's N. H.
Regt., French and Indian
War.
Sinclair, Henry H.
Sip, Capt. Jan Ariense, 1662-1729.
Lieut, and Capt, Bergen, N. J.,
Militia, i703-'n.
Mersereau, John D.
Skelton, Joseph,  1705. Served
in King Philip's War.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Skelton, Rev. Samuel, 1592-1634.
Elected by the Co. in London
as one of the Governor's
Council in New England,
1628.
Felton, Samuel M.
Marsh, George S.
Newhall, James S.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Powell, Lyman T.
Putnam, George J.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Skidmore, Thomas,  1684.
Agent of Gov. Winthrop in
planting of Saybrook, 1635.
One of Associates of Lancas
ter, Mass., 1643. One of
Patentees of Huntington, L. I.,
1666. Deputy from Hunting
ton, 1673. In service during
King Philip's War.
Smith, George W.
Suydam, Walter L.
Skidmore, Lieut. Thomas, 1693-
1761, Newtown, Conn. Ens.,
1723. Lieut, 1734.
Skidmore, William L.
Skiff, James,  1688, Sandwich,
Mass. Deputy, 1645, et seq.
Member Governor's Council.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Bassett, Charles F.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Hulbert, Henry C.
Pike, Chas. E.
Tobey, Frank B.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Skiff, Stephen, 1641  , Sand
wich, Mass. In Council of
War, 1675. Deputy to Gen-

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Index of ancestors

eral Court, i675-'85. Rep.,
1696-1706.
Pike, Chas. E.
Skinner, Abraham, 1649  . In
Mount Hope Campaign, 1675,
and Narragansett Fort Fight,
1676, King Philip's War.
Skinner, Wm. C.
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. I.
Skinner, Ens. Andrew. Anne
Arundel Co. Forces, under
Capt Norwood, 1661. Clerk
of Assembly at Patuxent, 1657.
Jewell, Thomas F.
Skinner, Sergt. Ebenezer, 1684
 , Maiden, Mass., and Col
chester, Conn. Sergt. Col
chester Co. Militia.
Dyer, Horace E.
Skinner, Charles M.
Teall, Edward McK.
Skinner, Corp. John, 1637-1690,
Hartford, Conn. Corp. in the
Train Band.
Booth, Charles E.
Skinner, Lieut. John, 1675-1740.
Ensign Conn. Troop, 1712.
Lieut, 1715. Deputy, i726-'27-
Benton, Arthur B.
Foote, John C.
Skinner, Thomas,  . Served in
King Philip's War under
Capt. Wm. Turner, i675-'76.
Treat, James W.
Skinner, Ens. William, 1720-1807.
Siege of Louisburg, 1745.
Ens., 15th Co, nth Conn.
Regt, 1757.
Skinner, Wm. C.
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. I.
Slaughter, Capt. Francis, 1630-
1656. Capt. of Militia Va.
Justice for Rappahannock Co.,
Va.
Smith, Rogers M.
Slaughter, Col. Francis, 1701-
1766. Commissioned as Capt,
later Col. of Militia, Justice,
Church Warden. Lieut, in
Robt. Green's Co., 1730. Lieut.
in Co. of Foot.
Smith, Roger M.
Slaughter, Col. Robert, 

1769, Va. Served in campaign1
against the Indians, 1758.
Briston, Wm. Benj.
Slaughter, Thomas,  . Mem
ber of House of Burgesses
in Virginia.
Huie, Wm. Henry Thompson
Slayton, David, 1740-1794. In
Capt. Sylvanus Walker's Co.
for relief of Fort William
Henry, from May 15 to Dec.
27, 1759.
Slayton, William H.
Slayton, Phineas, 1737-1825, Mass.
and Vt. Served in expedition
against Crown Point, 1755 ; on
relief of Fort William Henry,
1757; at Ticonderoga and on
expedition against St. Francis
Indians.
Slayton, Henry Albert
Slayton, William Taft
Sleght, Sergt. Cornelius Barent-
SEN,  1671. Sergt Military
Co. which built Esopus Stock
ade. Member first Board
Schepens, 1661. At Indian at
tack on Wiltwyck, 1663.
Catlin, George de G.
Collins, Holdridge O.
English, William E.
Greene, Richard H.
Gross, Samuel E.
Poucher, John W.
ReQua, Charles H.
Roosa, De Witt
Sharp, George M.
Shirley, Rufus G.
Suydam, Walter L.
Weisse, Faneuil S.
Slingerland, Cornelise, -
Served in frontier wars,
bany Co., N. Y., 1689.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Slocum, Anthony, Esqr., 1590-
1690. Member of the Taunton
Military Co., 1643, under Capt.
Poole. One of the original
purchasers of Taunton. Re
moved to N. C. ; member of
"Palatine Court." Lord Pro
prietor and member of Coun
cil, 1679.
Hayward, Frank Earle
Hudnut, Alexander Malieu

1753- Al-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles Lathrop
Williams, Thomas Wright
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Slocum, Giles, 1647  . Deputy,
R. L, 1685, '86, '88-'90, 1701.
Asst, 1696, '98-1700, 'o3-'o5,
'08, '10, '12.
Tilley, R. Hammett
Slocum, Hon. Joseph, 1706  .
Deputy from West Greenwich,
R. I., 1741, '42, '44.
Rogers, James S.
Slocum, Elliott T.
Slocum, Capt. Simon, 1705  ,
Wrentham, Mass. Capt under
Col. Joseph Williams, 1757-
'58, and under Col. Frye, 1759-
'60. Served in Nova Scotia.
Hill, Henry B.
Hill, John W.
Hill, William S.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Slocumb, Simon, Sr., Boston, Mass.
Commander Sloop Seaflower in
service eastward, i723-'24-
'25-
Hill, Henry B.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Slot, Sergt. Jan Pieterszen. Com
missary, 1660. Sergt. in com
mand of New Harlem, Esopus
War.
Corbusier, William H.
Slot, Pieter Janszen. Cadet, 3d
Co., Harlem, 1663.
Corbusier, William H.
Slye, Capt. Gerard, 1654-1703, St
Mary's Co., Md. Capt, St.
Mary's Co. Militia, 1675.
Commander at Fort Susque-
hannock. Member of Council
of War, 1676. Of the Quorum,
St. Mary's Co. Court, 1679, and
Chief Justice, 1680. High
Sheriff of the County, 1677-
'79-
Garland, Hugh A.
Slye, Gerard, 1662-1733. Com
mander at Fort Susquehannock.
Jenkins, Edward A.
Jenkins, Edward Plowden
Jenkins, Francis de S.

Slye, Capt. Robert, 161 5-1670.
Commissioner, Prov. and
Council of State, Md. Mem
ber Assembly, St. Mary's Co.
Garland, Hugh A.
Jenkins, Austin L.
Jenkins, Edward A.
Jenkins, Edward Plowden
Jenkins, Francis de S.
Jenkins, Spalding L.
Small, Edward,  . Assistant
under Dep.-Gov. Richard
Vines, Province of Maine,
1645.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Libby, Chas. T.
Small, Francis, 1625-1713. Mem
ber of the Ossipee excursion in
King Philip's War. Special
Rep. of Falmouth to the Gen.
Court to acknowledge the
town's allegiance to Mass.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Libby, Chas. T.
Small, Deacon Samuel, 1700-1775.
Had a Garrison house at Kit
tery, Me., in Dummer's War.
Libby, Chas. T.
Smallwood, James,  . Engaged
in many conflicts with the In
dians. For 30 years he com
manded the military forces of
Maryland.
Harrison, Carter Hanry
Smart, Sergt. Robert,  1703,
Exeter, N. H. Sergeant at Ex
eter, N. H., 1677.
Rollins, Philip A.
Smart, Robert,  171 8, Exeter,
N. H. In King Philip's War,
credited for Military service,
1676.
Rollins, Philip A.
Smead, John, 1673-1720. Soldier
in the Meadow Fight, Deer
field, Mass., Feb. 29, 1703,
Queen Anne's War.
Hedgcock, William E.
Smead, William, 163 5-1 704, North
ampton, Mass. In Falls Fight,
under Capt. William Turner,
1676.
Converse, Charles A.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Smidt, Hendryck Barentsen,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Schepen for Boswyck. Deputy,
New Netherland, 1674.
Buchanan, Roberdeau
Smith, Arthur,  1655, Conn.
In Pequot War. Deputy, 1643,
•46.
Booth, Charles E.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Smith, Sergt. Benjamin, 1631-
1713. Sergeant, 1654. Deputy
for Warwick. Governor's As
sistant.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Wheaton, Frank
Smith, Benjamin, 1687-1731. Pri
vate in Col. Thomas Farmer's
N. J. Regt, 171 5.
Hale, Josiah L.
Monnette, Orra E.
Smith, Lieut. Charles. Ens. un
der Washington at Great
Meadows. Lieut at Brad
dock's defeat, 1755.
English, William E.
Morton, Daniel
Rawlings, Carroll C.
Smith, Ens. Chileab, 1635-1731,
Hadley, Mass. Ens. of Had
ley Military Co., 1692-173 1.
Wilder, Edward B.
Smith, Sergt. Christopher, 
1676. Deputy to General
Court of the Province of Mass.,
1655. Sergeant, 1655.
Cadle, Cornelius
Smith, Daniel, 1635-1692. Reho
both, Mass. Member Govern
or's Council, 1686. Deputy,
i672-'78. Asst, 1679.
Cadle, Cornelius
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Stowell, Wm. Henry Harrison
Smith, Capt. Daniel, 1693-1752,
Biddeford, Me. Member Ex
eter Scouting Company, 1712.
Captain of Biddeford Train
Band in King George's War.
Deputy to Mass. General
Court, 1747, 1749, 1750.
Bacon, Horace S.
Libby, Chas. T.
Smith, Col. Daniel, 1724-1781.
Capt. of Co. under Gen. Teurs

in battle of Point Pleasant at
beginning of French War,
1777. Justice of Augusta Co.,
Va., 1757.
Smith, Rogers M.
Smith, Ens. David, 1747-1809,
Woodbridge, Conn. Ens. of
8th Co., ist Regt., 1775.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Smith, Edward,  1675. Gov.'s
Asst, R. I., 1654, et seq. Mem
ber of Council, 1658. Deputy,
from Newport, 1655, et seq.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Smith, Howard
Smith, Marion McA.
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Tilley, R. Hammett
White, Hunter C.
Smith, Sergt. Edward,  1693.
Sergt, 1662. Deputy, R. I.,
1665, et seq. Asst, 1671.
Denny, Thomas
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Preston, Howard W.
Robeson, Andrew
Wheaton, Frank
Smith, Elnathan, 1738-1826, New
Britain, Conn. Soldier in
French and Indian War.
Webster, Edmund K
Smith, Col. Francis, Va. Justice
1740. Maj. of Horse, 1753.
Afterwards Col. Burgess from
Essex Co., i752-'58.
Robinson, James Dixon
Robinson, Robert McTyiere
Stewart, John Carter
Stewart, Joseph A.
Smith, Francis, 1733-1812, Bev
erly, Mass. In Capt. Samuel
Flint's Co., Col. Plaisted's
Regt, battle at Fort Edward,
1755-
Smith, Chas. Fred'k
Smith, George H.
Smith, George,  1662, New

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Haven, Conn. Member of the
Night Watch, 1647.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Smith, Judge George,  . Lieut.
of Military Co. in Dover,
1645. Town Clerk of Dover,
i646-'47. Associate Justice of
the County.
Brown, Harold Winthrop
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Smith, Rev. Henry, 1588 - 1648.
Member of Gen. Court of
Conn., appointed by Gov. Win
throp, 1636. Soldier in Pequot
War.
Homer, William B.
Smith, Henry,  1649, Dedham,
Mass. Representative to Gen
eral Court, 1641.
Cadle, Cornelius
Smith, Col. Henry, 1 590-1 649,
Hingham and Rehoboth. Dep
uty from Hingham, 1641.
Stowell, William H. H.
Smith, Col. Henry, 1679  ,
Brookhaven, L. I. Col. Suf
folk Co. Regt, 1707.
Stone, Charles W.
Smith, Henry,  1682. Com
missioned, 1636, by Mass. Bay
Colony to govern the first set
tlement of Conn.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Cox, John L.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Smith, Lieut. James,
Newbury, Mass.
Expedition, 1690.
Constant, S. Victor
Hale, Josiah L.
Hazelton, Gerry W.
Smith, Q. M. John, -
Dorchester, Mass.
Suffolk Troop, 1652.
Edwards, Edward J.
Wade, John P.
Smith, Rev. John, 1614 —
and N. J. Member of Lieut
Thomas Dimmock's Co., Barn
stable, Mass., 1643. Deputy,
N. J. Assembly, 1669, i67i-'72.
Assistant, i670-'7i.
Greve, Clifford
Monnette, Orra E.
Tobey, Frank B.

1645-1690,
In Phips'

Q. M.

Mass.

Smith, Col. John, 1615 - 1680.
Speaker of the House of Bur
gesses, 1657. Lieut. Col., 1674.
Henry, John Porter
Smith, John, 1637-1676, Hadley,
Mass. Soldier under Capt
William Turner, Falls Fight.
Slain by the Indians at "Hat
field Meadow," May 30, 1676.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
White, William C.
Wilder, Edward B.
Woodin, William H.
Smith, Lieut. John, Jr., 1618-1692.
In the war with the Dutch.
Made complaints against the
Pequots. Lieut of the Military
Companies of Dartmouth.
Smith, Julian Pearce
Smith, Ens. John,  1682,
Providence, R. I. Ens., 1654.
Deputy, i666-'72.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Cadle, Cornelius
Hering, Oswald C.
Robeson, Andrew
Smith, John,  1690, Taunton,
Mass. Soldier in Expedition
to Canada, 1690.
Dutcher, Frank j.
Smith, John, of Smithfield, 1623-
1693, Salem Co., N. J. Mem
ber of West Jersey Assembly,
1682, and 1684.
Reichner, Aiken
Reichner, Louis I.
Smith, Capt. John, 1662-1698,
Purton, Va. Capt. Provincial
Service, Gloucester Co., Va.
Henry, John Porter
Smith, Lieut. John, Jr.,  1706,
Reading, Mass. Deputy to the
General Court, 1669. Lieut.
Marble, John Emerson
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Wolcott, Roger
Smith, John,  1708, Dorchester
and Sudbury, Mass. In King
Philip's War under Major
Willard, relief of Brookfield,
1675; also under Major Rich
ard Walderne, Capt. Samuel

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Wadsworth, Sudbury Fight,
1676; Capt. Turner, Falls
Fight, 1676; Capt. John Cutter
and Capt. Parker, 1676.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Smith, Capt. John, 1669-1744.
Oyster River, Dover, N. H.
Capt. of Co. at Oyster River.
Held his garrison against the
French and Indians at the
Oyster River Massacre, 1694.
Mallett, Percy S.
Pinkham, Joseph
Smith, William D. G.
Smith, John, Jr., 1678  . In
Capt. Noyes' Co. of Snowshoe
Men, 1704.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Smith, Maj. John, 1715-1771.
Member House of Burgesses,
i737-'68 (31 years).
Henry, John Porter
Smith, Capt. John, 1698-1776.
Capt. of Militia in Augusta
Co., Va., 1742-1760. In com
mand of Fort Vause, captured
June 26, 1756, and sent as pris
oner of war to France. Re
turned, 1758.
Smith, Rogers M.
Smith, Capt. John, i7oi-'o2,  ,
Goshen, Conn. Capt of the
west company or train band in
the town of Goshen, 1764.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Smith, Hon. John, 1722-1794, Bal
timore, Md. Justice Cumber
land Co., Pa., i757-'64. Mem
ber of Assembly, Cumberland
Co., i754-'57. Member of
Committee of Correspondence,
1774. Member of Md. Conven
tion of 1776.
Cary, Wilson M.
Tyler, George T.
Smith, Gen. John, 1750-1836. In
Dunmore's War with the In
dians, 1774. County Lieut, and
King's Justice prior to 1776.
(Memorable services in Rev.
War.)
Henry, John Porter
Smith, Jonathan, 1659-1720. In
the Indian Wars, 1696.

Smith, Charles F.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Smith, Jonathan, i 675-1726. Pri
vate on Muster Roll of Capt.
Daniell Rumsey's Co., Salem
County Militia, dated 171 5.
Reichner, Aiken
Reichner, Louis Irving
Smith, Joseph, 1640- 1727. Com
manded Garrison house at
Oyster River, N. H., during
attack of 1694 — "Oyster River
Massacre."
Rollins, Philip A.
Smith, Maj. Joseph, 1724-1765.
Lieut, in Col. Hart's Regt. on
expedition to Crown Point.
Later became Major.
Brown, Harold Winthrop
Smith, Maj. Lawrence,  1700.
Commanded Forty at Falls of
Rappahannock, i675-'76. Led
forces against Bacon's Rebel
lion. Surveyor, Cos. Glouces
ter and York, 1686.
McGroarty, Wm. B.
Trabue, Edmund F.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Smith, Merriwether, 1730-1790.
Member House of Burgesses
from Essex Co., Va., 1770,
1774, and of the Virginia Con
vention, i775-'76.
Nicholson, John R.
Smith, Nehemiah, 1605-1685. Sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Smith, Lieut. Nehemiah, 1646-
1727. Ens. of Train Band,
New London, Conn., May,
1697. Lieut, 1706. Deputy
from New London, 1690, et
seq. Gov.'s Council, 1703, et
seq.
Adams, Edw. M.
Meacham, Franklin A.
Otis, Joseph E., Jr.
Otis, Philo A.
Randall, John F.
Reed, Latham G.
Sherman, Roger
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Smith, Nicholas, Jr., 1661-1716,
Exeter, N. H. In Capt. Nich
olas Gilman's Co., 1710.

435

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Burleigh, Geo. W.
Libby, Charles T.
Smith, Obadiah, 1739  . New
Jersey. Private in French and
Indian Wars.
Richards, Geo. Herbert
Smith, Lieut. Philip, 1633-1684,
Hadley, Mass. Lieut, Town
Troop and Troop Hampshire
Co., 1678. Deputy, i68o-'84.
Brown, Paul
Hubbard, Phineas
Ives, Francis J.
Morton, J. Sterling
Smith, George K.
Stockbridge, Henry
Underwood, Harold G.
White, William C.
Smith, Lieut. Richard, 1625-1685.
Lieut. Md. Militia, 1650. Bur
gess, i66i-'65, '67. Atty.-Gen.,
i655-'8o.
Browne, Bennett B.
Coale, George O. G.
Johnston, Christopher
Spencer, John T.
Williams, Mason L. W.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
*Smith, Richard (Bull Smith),
 1692. This was Richard
Smith of Smithtown, com
monly called "Bull" Smith.
He was not a Major, and had
no Colonial War service.
"Bull" Smith lived at South
ampton, L. I., and afterwards
at Smithtown, which he
founded. He died in 1692.
Foster, Howell
Major Richard Smith lived
at Narragansett. A full ac
count of him will be found in
Austin's R. I. Genealogical
Dictionary, p. 18$. He had in
terests in New Amsterdam and
at Newtown, L. I., and has
been confused with "Bull"
Smith. Major Richard also
died in 1691 or 1692, leaving

* Service accepted by New York
Society before organization of Gen
eral Society. Service not now
qualifying.

Smith, Richard, Sr. Served from
Conn, in Narragansett War.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Marsh, George S.
Treat, Edward A.
Smith, Richard, Jr. Served
from Conn, in Narragansett
War.
Marsh, George S.
Treat, Edward A.
Smith, Lieut. Samuel, Sr., 1602-
1680, Hadley, Mass. "Antient
Serjeant" at Wethersfield,
Conn., and Deputy, i640-'6i.
Lieut, of Hadley Troop, 1661-
'78, and Deputy to General
Court of Massachusetts Bay,
i66i-'73. Commissioner to the
Mohawks, 1667.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Benton, Arthur B.
Brown, Paul
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Clark, Lot Curran
Conover, John T.
Cooley, Francis R.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Cutler, Ralph W.
Dickerman, William C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Foote, John Crocker
Hall, Harrison C.
Hawks, Frederick E.
Hawks, William I.
Hayden, Horace E.
Hayden, William M.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Houghton, George C.
Hubbard, Phineas
Hulbert, Edmund D.
Isham, Charles
Ives, Francis J.
Lefferts, William H.
Longacre, James B.
MacVeagh, Eames
McClintock, Emory
Mersereau, John D.
Morton, J. Sterling
Murray, Charles H.
Norton, Thomas H.
Osborn, Harry A.
Sherrill, Chas. H.
Sill, Frederick S.
Smith, Archibald H.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Smith, Howard C.
Smith, Stewart W.
Smith, William W.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Stearns, Foster W.
Stearns, Frank W.
Stebbins, Albert K.
Stockbridge, Henry
Stockbridge, Henry, 3d
Telford, W. Smith
Terry, John Taylor
Whipple, Durand
White, William C.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wilder, Edward B.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Woodin, William H.
Smith, Samuel, 1644-1719. Mem
ber N. J. Assembly, 1709, '16,
'18.
Levick, Lewis J.
Smith, Col. Samuel, 1 687-1760,
Durham, N. H. Royal Coun
cillor, i742-'6o. On important
committees during French and
Indian Wars, including Com
mittee on Louisburg Expedi
tion. Many years in militia,
attaining rank of Colonel.
Brown, Harold W.
Rollins, Philip A.
Smith, Forrest S.
Smith, Samuel, 1693-1784, Lancas
ter and Cumberland Cos.
Penn. High Sheriff, i735-'36.
Member of Assembly, 1737-
'38.
Cary, Wilson M.
Smith, Capt. Samuel, 1699-1763.
South Hadley, Mass. Capt.
So. Hadley Co., relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757.
Isham, Chas.
White, William G.
Smith, Hon. Samuel, 1714-1785.
Representative from Topsfield,
Mass., to the Gen. Court, 1764-
'72. Rep. to Prov. Congress,
1774, and 2d Prov. Congress,
1775. In Provincial Militia of
Mass. before 1775.
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer
Smith, Frederick Madison
Smith, Ensign Samuel, 1717-1801.

Lieut of a Co. to garrison
Mass.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Smith, Capt. Simon,  1712,
Warwick, R. I. Deputy,
Speaker of House, Attorney-
General, Lieut, and Capt.
Wheaton, Frank
Smith, Gov. Thomas, 1648-1738,
South Carolina. Gov. S. Caro
lina, 1690- '94; also of N. and
S. Carolina, 1693.
Bond, James Sullivan
Carr, Roy Screven
Meredith, Philip T.
Mikell, Waring
Mikell, William E.
Strohhart, Richard Screven
Waldo, Rhinelander
Smith, Capt. Thomas, 2d, 1673
 , East Haven, Conn. En
sign, 1716. Lieut, 1718.
Capt, 1723.
Brackett, Robt L.
Smith, Lieut. Titus, 1722-1799,
Woodbridge, Conn. Ens. of
10th Co., 2d Regt, 1769. Lieut,
1774.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Smith, Col. Walter,  1711.
Burgess for Calvert Co., Md.,
1696-1704, i7o8-'n. Major,
1695, and later Col., Militia of
Calvert Co.
Abodie, Eugene H.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Johnston, Christopher
Montgomery, Thomas H.
Wight, Goulding Kumler
Wight, John Brewer
Williams, Mason L. W.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Smith, Walter,  1734. Bur
gess from Calvert Co., Md.,
I7I9-'22.
Coale, Geo. O. G.
Johnston, Christopher
Williams, Mason L. W.
Smith, Gov. William, 1655-1705.
Gov. of Tangier, i675-'83.
Member Colonial Council,
N. Y., 1691 - 1704. Judge,
Court of Admiralty, N. Y.,
N. J., and Conn., i693-'97.

437

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Commander of Suffolk Forces,
1693. Colonial Gov., 1701.
Duffield, Howard
Este, Charles
Houston, Wm. C, Jr.
Lawrence, Abraham R.
Smith, Wm. S.
Stone, Chas. W.
Walsh, James W.
Woolsey, Theodore S.
Smith, William,  1670, Weth
ersfield and Farmington, Conn.
Clerk Train Band and Inspec
tor of Arms, 1645. Deputy,
i652-'53-
Adams, John Q.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Powell, Lyman T.
Smith, Hon. William, 1697-1769.
Atty.-Gen., 1 751 -'52. Member
of Council, i753-'57- Deputy
Prov. Council, 1754, and one of
the Committee to draft the
Bond of Alliance. Judge of
the Supreme Court of the
Province of N. Y., i763-'69.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Foulke, Bayard F.
Smith, Lieut. William, Cumber
land Co., Pa. Lieut, in Capt.
Richard O'Cain's Co., Col.
Benjamin Chamber's Regt,
i747-'48.
Sargent, George P. T.
Torrence, George P.
Smith, Major, Wm. Henry, 1689-
1763. Major of Suffolk Co.
Troop in the Province of N. Y.,
1715.
Smith, Wm. Sidney
Smoot, Capt. Thomas, 1630-1704,
Charles Co., Md. Captain of
State Militia of Md. Elected
Col. Sheriff of Charles Co.;
re-commissioned Sheriff, 1703.
Iglehart, James D.
Smyth, Patrick,  . Officer of a
Privateer in French and In
dian War, 1757.
Isham, Norman M.
Smyth, Ralph,  1685. Came
from Old Hingham, 1633.
Deputy, 1636.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Smythe, Col. Thomas, ist, 1650-

1719. Assembly, 1694-1707.
Council, I7i5-'i9. Col. of
Kent Co. Militia, 1699. Dep
uty Commissary-Gen., 1707-
'18, Prov. of Md.
Browne, Bennet B.
Neff, Peter
Wayne, James S.
Smythe, Thomas, 2d, 1710-1741.
Assembly, Province of Md.,
1738.
Neff, Peter
Smythe, Thomas, 3d, 1730-1819.
Provincial Convention, Prov.
of Md., 1774.
Neff, Peter _
Snedeker, Isaac, 1680-1758, N.~"Y.
In King's County Militia,
1715.
Sillcocks, Henry
Snedeger, or Snediker, Jan,  .
Cadet, 1640. Delegate from
Midwout to the Convention at
New Orange, 1674.
Corbusier, William H.
Snell, George,  1708, Ports
mouth, N. H. In garrison at
Dover, N. H., 1696.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Snelling, Capt. Jonathan, 1697-
1754. Commanded Frigate
Ctesar at the Siege of Louis
burg, 1745.
Snelling, Samuel
Snow, Anthony. Deputy from
Marshfield, Mass., 1656, et seq.
From Plymouth, i679-'8o.
Field, John I. H.
Snow, Ely, 1740-1786, Yarmouth.
In Co. of Jabez Snow against
French in Nova Scotia, 1759.
In same Co. at Annapolis
Royal. Later Sergt.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Snow, Lieut. Jabez, 1642-1690.
Lieut in Capt John Gorham's
Co., Expedition to Canada,
1690.
Burke, James S.
Snow, John, 1707  . Under
Col. John Partridge, 1722, in
3d Co. of Falmouth, Capt.
Samuel Ilsley, 1757.
Walker, Richard Henry
Snow, Capt. Mark, 1 628-1 695,

438

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Eastham, Mass. Deputy, 1675,
et seq. Capt 1659. Member
of Council of War, 1675;
Member of Militia, 1643.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Nickerson, Philip T.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Snow, Albert Eugene
Snow, Nicholas,  1676. Ply
mouth Militia, 1643. Deputy
from Eastham, Mass., 1648.
Atwood, Edward S.
Bickford, Robert S.
Burke, James S.
Clark, Fred'k H.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Doane, William H.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Jordan, Scott
Ladd, Wm. W.
Lombard, Josiah L.
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Orr, Arthur
Paine, Cyrus F.
Rich, William T.
Smith, Dwight
Smith, Thomas H.
Snow, Charles Henry
Snow, Edgar Morton
Snowden, Capt. Richard, 
171 1. Capt. Prov. Forces of
Md., i700-*03.
Andrews, Chas. Lee
Hopkins, Constant Church
Large, James
Savage, James
Thomas, Lawrence B.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Snyder, Lieut. Johannes, 1720-
1794, Kingston, N. Y. Lieut, of
the First Co. of Militia, King
ston, 1756. Served in Old
French War.
Taylor, John M.
Soane, Hon. Henry, 1620-1662,
James City County, Va. Jus
tice and Burgess, i652-'62.
Speaker of House of Burgesses,
i66i-'62.
Cary, Wilson M.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Sotcher, John,  1729. Pa.
Assembly, 1712, i7i5-'22.

Martin, Jonathan W.
Smith, Joshua E.
Soule, George,  1680, Dux
bury, Mass. In Lieut. Wil
liam Holmes' Co., Pequot
War. Representative, 1645-
'54-
Brown, Philip G.
Butters, George
Chamberlain, Jehiel W.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Cutler, Edward H.
Miller, Robert P.
Monnette, Orra E.
Parker, Edward L.
Parker, Fred'k W.
Phillips, Arthur S.
Richardson, Geo. E.
Vaill, Edward G.
Vaill, Frederick S.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
South, Lieut. John,  . Served
in the Expedition, 171 1. Rep.
from Fayette Co. in the first
Legislature of Kentucky.
Hume, Eugene E.
South, Lieut. John, Jr.,  1782.
Served in the Cherokee Expe
dition, 1771, commanded by
Col. Wm. Christian. Lieut.
Killed in the battle known as
"Estill's Defeat," 1782.
Hume, Edgar E.
South, Lieut. John, 1716-1802. In
the expedition against the
Cherokee Indians, 1771, com
manded by Col. Christian.
Lewis, Marvin H.
Southack, Capt. Cyprian, 1662-
1745. Served under Col. Ben
jamin Church in an expedition
against the French and Indians
in 1704, in which he com
manded a vessel. In Phipp's
Expedition to Nova Scotia,
1690. Commanded Province
Galley of Mass. for a number
of years.
Southack, Eugene
Southworth, Gen. Constant, 1615-
1679, Duxbury. In Pequot
War, 1637. Ens., Duxbury Co.,
1646. Deputy twenty-two
years. Lieut, 1653. Deputy
Treas. «f Plymouth Colony.

139

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Member Council War, 1658.
Commissioner for United Col
onies, 1668. Commissary-Gen.,
King Philip's War.
Baker, George F.
Brown, Philip G.
Bryant, Percy
Clark, Homer P.
Earle, Fred C.
Freeman, James G.
Forbes, Charles S.
Griffith, William H.
Houghton, John P.
Kittredge, Abbott Eliot
Lombard, Josiah L.
Long, Harry V.
Mayo, Charles E.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Dallas B.
Raymond, Henry Jarvis
Raymond Henry W.
Richardson, Geo. E.
Seabury, Frederick C.
Sears, Henry D.
Shaw, Henry S.
Smith, William D. G.
Snow, Edgar M.
Southworth, Constant
Spicer, George T.
Stevens, John A.
Thompson, Norman F.
Traphagen, Frank W.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Southworth, Ens. Nathaniel,
1648-1711, Plymouth, Mass.
Ens. of Plymouth Train Band,
i694-'95. Represented Ply
mouth in Gen. Court,
1696.
Southworth, Constant
Southworth, Capt. Thomas, 1616-
1669, Plymouth. Lieut, 1648.
Commander, i659-'69. Deputy,
i65i-'53. Assistant, i652-'69.
Commissioner for the United
Colonies, i659-'62, '69. Gov. of
Kennebec, 1654.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Crandon, John H.
Fairbanks, Henry N.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Leonard, Geo. H.

Spaford, John, 1648-1697. Trooper
in Capt Appleton's troop.
Dorman, William B.
Spalding, Lieut. John, 1633-1721,
Chelmsford, Mass. In King
Philip's War under Capt,
Nicholas Manning. Lieut,
under Lieut. Wm. Tyng, 1701,
and under Lieut.-Col. Jonathan
Tyng, 1702.
Barrows, John W.
Foster, Joseph
Spaulding, John W.
Spalding, Lieut. John, 1704-1752,
Chelmsford, Mass. in Capt.
Robt. Richardson's Snowshoe
Co., Father Rasle's War,
1724.
Barrows, John W.
Spalding, John F.
Spalding, Lieut. Timothy, 1676-
1763, Chelmsford and West
ford, Mass. Sergt. under Capt.
Timothy Underwood. Lieut,
1697.
Reade, Philip
Sparhawk, Nathaniel, 1598-1647,
Cambridge, Mass. Deputy,
1 642- 1 647.
Bent, Samuel A.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Clarke, George K
Hill, John B.
McIntire, Charles J.
Merriam, Frank
Wheeler, Horace L.
Spaulding, Henry, 1704 - 1792,
Chelmsford, Mass. In Love
well's War in Capt. Robt
Richardson's Snowshoe Co.,
1724. In French and Indian
War in Capt. Samuel Pres
ton's Co., 1756. Marched for
relief of Fort William Henry,
1757, in Col. Eleazer Tyng's
Troop of Horse.
Spaulding, Walter Levi
Spa(u)lding, John, 1633 r72i.
Chelmsford, Mass. In King
Philip's War, under Capt.
Nicholas Manning.
Foster, Joseph
Spalding, John F.
Young, Harry
Sparrow, Capt. Jonathan, 1630-

440

Index Of ancestors

1695, Eastham, Mass. Lieut,
Capt. John Gorham's Co.,
King Philip's War, Narragan
sett Swamp Fight. Deputy,
at Plymouth, and at Boston
after the union of the Colo
nies. Capt, French and Indian
War, 1690.
Alderson, Victor Clifton
Clark, Alonzo H.
Clark Homer P.
Freeman, James G.
Mayo, Charles E.
Paine, Cyrus F.
Sears, Clinton B.
Sears, Henry D.
Smith, Thomas H.
Snow, Albert E.
Southworth, Constant
Williams, Edw. G.
Spead, Capt. James, 1714.-1782. A
member of Va. Militia, 1758.
A member of the House of
Burgesses, i772-'75.
Speed, Joshua Fry
Speed, Capt. James, 1739-18 ii.
Member of Lunenburg Co., Va.,
Militia, 1758. Member House
of Burgesses, i772-'73-'74-'75.
Lieut, of Cocke's Militia. Shot
through the body, 1781.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Spencer, Isaac, 1678-1751. Dep
uty, Conn., 1734.
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden
Spencer, Ens. Jared, 1610-1685,
Haddam, Conn. Commis
sioned, 1656. Ens., Train
Band, Lynn, Mass., 1656, and
in Haddam, 1675. Representa
tive, 1674, et seq.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Benton, Arthur B.
Booth, Charles E.
Brainerd, Cephas
Brainerd, Cephas, Jr.
Clark, Chauncey H.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Dyer, Horace E.
Fisher, Albert Judson
King, Harris M.
Macdonough, Rodney
Roy, Edw. F.

Salisbury, Herbert Spencer
Sherrill, Chas. H.
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Horatio N., Jr.
Spencer, Selden
Spencer, Selden P.
Wells, Henry R.
Spencer, Sergt. John, before 1627-
1684. In Narragansett Cam
paign, King Philip's War.
Deputy to Colonial Legislature
of R. I. from East Greenwich,
1680. First Grantee East
Greenwich lands in Narragan
sett Country.
Spencer, Joseph W. W.
Tiffany, Geo.
Spencer, Lieut.-Col. Joseph, 1714-
1789. Maj., 2d Conn. Regt,
Col. Whiting. Lieut-Colonel,
French and Indian Wars, 1758.
Brush, Edmund C.
Delafield, Wallace
Spencer, Chas. W.
Spencer, Nicholas, Va. Pres. of
Council from Sept. 17, 1683, to
April 16, 1684.
Thorpe, Spencer R.
Spencer, Sergt. Thomas,  1686.
Under Major John Mason,
Pequot War.
Earle, Ferdinand P.
Enders, John O.
Homer, Wm. B.
Isham, Norman M.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Palmer, Lowell M.
Stafford, William F.
Spencer, Lieut. William, 
1640. Lieut, Newtown (Cam
bridge), Mass., 1636. Deputy
from Cambridge to Mass. Gen
eral Court, i634-'38. Deputy
from Hartford to Conn. Gen
eral Court, 1639. One of the
four founders of A. & H. A.
Co.
Adams, Frederick C.
Barbour, Lucius A.
Brown, Paul
Case, John E.
Goddard, Lester O.
Hawkins, William Elton
Hilliard, Elisha Clinton
Hubbard, John E.

441

society Of Colonial WARS

Norton, Thos. H.
Parker, George T.
Primrose, John S.
Tuller, Willis Norman
Ward, Christopher L.
Weld, George F.
Sperry, Richard,   , New
Haven, Conn. Proprietor,
1685. Member of the "Night
Watch."
Carter, Walter S.
Dickerman, Wm. C.
Eaton, Fred'k H.
Lines, Harvey K.
Lines, Theodore T.
May, Calvin S.
Spicer, Peter,  1695, Conn. In
King Philip's War.
Horton, William E.
Spicer, George T.
Spicer, Wm. Arnold
Spies, Peter, 1690-1734, Annsberg,
N. Y. One of the Pal
atine Vols, against Canada,
1711.
Spies, Francis F.
Spies, Henry H.
Spink, Capt. Ishmael, 1680-1759,
R. I. Capt., 1728. Deputy
from East Greenwich, 1728-
'29, and from West Green
wich, i743-'45.
Dyer, Horace E.
Spofford, Lieut. Abel. Lieut in
South Division, 2d Regt, Co.
of Essex, 1771. Lieut, in Capt.
Eliphalet Spofford's Co. (2d
Rowley), Col. Stephen Emery's
Regt.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Spofford, Paul N.
Spofford, Capt. Abner, 1705-1777.
Mass. Prov. Forces, 1743.
Spofford, Paul N.
Spofford, Col. Daniel, 1721-1803,
Rowley, Mass. Ensign, 1757.
Capt, 1764. Major, 1774. Col.,
7th Mass. Regt, 1775.
Spofford, Charles M.
Spofford, Paul N.
Spofford, David, 1710  , Town-
send, Mass. In French and In
dian War, i757-'58, at Siege
of Louisburg.
Crockett, Edward S.

Spofford (Spafford), John, 1648-
1696, Rowley, Mass. In Capt.
Prentice's Troop, Narragan
sett Campaign, King Philip's
War, i675-'76.
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Geer, Walter
Spofford, Charles M.
Storer, John H.
Spofford, Capt. John, 1678-1735,
Rowley, Mass. Prov. Forces,
1721.
Fish, Charles M.
Fish, Henry M.
Geer, Walter
Spofford, Charles M.
Spofford, Paul N.
Spooner, Thomas,  1664, Sa
lem, Mass. Member of the
Train Band, 1659.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Spoor, Gerrit,  1720. Private
in Capt. Gerrit Roseboom's
Co., Albany, 1715.
Dwight, Frederick
Spoor, Ens. Johannes,   .
One of the Petitioners of the
"Protestants" of America to
King William 3d, 1701. Later
became Ensign.
Spoor, John A.
Spotswood, Major-Gen. Alexan
der, 1 676-1740. Lieut.-Gov.,
1710. Deputy Postmaster of
the Colonies. Major-Gen.,
1740. Gov. of Va. twelve
years.
Dandridge, Nathaniel P.
Duckworth, Wm. King
Junkin, Francis T. A.
Offley, Cleland N.
Robertson, Kenneth
Spruance, Arthur Willing
Spruance, Wm. Corbit, Jr.
Taylor, Carter B.
Taylor, John B.
Taylor, Robert R.
Sprague, Anthony, 1636-1719,
Hingham, Mass. His house
burned by Indians during an
attack, 1676, King Philip's
War.
Sprague, Frank W.
Sprague, Lieut. Daniel, 1713-1788,

iNDEX Of ancestors

Providence, R. I. Ens., 3d
Providence Co., 1750. Lieut,
1751.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Sprague, Ebenezer, 1682-173 i.
Deputy to R. I. Assembly from
Providence, 1721.
Cowen, Benjamin R.
Cowen, Benjamin S.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Capt. Edward, 1663  ,
Maiden, Mass. Capt, Maiden
Co., 1715.
Chamberlain, Jehiel W.
Sprague, John,  1676, Dux
bury, Mass. In King Philip's
War. Killed at Pawtucket
Falls.
Wheat, Henry Axtell
Wheat, Maxwell Congdon
Sprague, Capt. John, 1627-1692,
Maiden, Mass. Capt, 1685.
Deputy, 1690.
Bates, George W.
Chamberlain, Jehiel H.
Clark, Alonzo H.
Clarke, George K.
Fall, George H.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Sargent, John S.
Sprague, John T.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Sprague, Rufus W.
Sprague, John, 1638-1690, Hing
ham and Mendon, Mass. Un
der Major Willard on scout
ing service, 1675, King Phil
ip's War.
Britton, Edward E.
Sprague, John, 1719-1801, Hing
ham, Mass. In Capt. Samuel
Thaxter's Hingham Co., Crown
Point Expedition, 1756.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Sprague, Jonathan, 1648-1741,
Hingham, Mass , and Provi
dence, R. I. Deputy, R. I.,
1695-1714. Speaker, 1703. Sol
dier in King Philip's War un
der Captains Henchman and
Mosely.
Sprague, George E.
Sprague, Henry Breed
Sprague, Jonathan, 1656-1731,

Maiden. In Capt Moseley's
Co., King Philip's War.
Green, Samuel S.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Sargent, John S.
Sprague, John T.
Sprague, Knight, 1711-1804, Hing
ham and Spencer, Mass. In
Capt. Gay's Co., Gov. Pown-
all's Regt, 1759, at massacre
of Fort William Henry; in at
tack upon Fort Frontenac un
der Col. Bradstreet.
Sprague, John Hobart
Sprague, Ens. Phineas, 1666-1736,
Maiden, Mass. Ensign to the
Maiden Military Company,
1689. Representative, i690-'9i.
Fall, Geo. Howard
Sprague, Phineas W.
Spracue, Lieut. Ralph, 1603-1650.
Deputy for Charlestown, Mass.,
1635, et seq. Sergt. in Capt.
Underbill's Co., 1634. Ensign
for Charlestown, 1646. Lieut,
i637-'4i, '47-'49. Member A.
& H. A. Co., 1637
Bates, George W.
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Clarke, Charles L.
Clarke, George K.
Dorsey, James Owen
Fall, Geo. Howard
Green, Samuel S.
Holden, Joshua B.
Ingalls, Phineas H.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Johnson, Alba B.
Lea, James H.
Mower, Edw. Baldridge
Richards, Frederick B.
Sargent, John S.
Sprague, John T.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Young, Edward B.
Sprague, Sergt. Samuel, 1640-1710,
Marshfield, Mass. Representa
tive, i682-'84, '86. Sergt,
Marshfield Train Band, 1682-
'86. Sec, Plymouth Col., 1686-
'92.
Gilbert, Edward W.
Sprat, John,   . Sheriff,
Alderman, Deputy Mayor, Ca
det, Burgher Corps at New

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Amsterdam, 1653. Burgomas
ter and Commissioner.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Sprigg, Col. Edward, 1697-1751,
Md. Justice, i726-'32. Presid
ing Justice, i747-'5i. Justice of
Prov. Court, 1732. Burgess,
i729-'5i. Speaker, i742-'48.
Capt. of Militia, i730-'35. Ma
jor, 1735. Col., i742-'5i.
Bowie, Clarence Keating.
Poole, John Sprigg
Sprigg, Thomas, 1630-1704. Fought
against Nanticoke Indians
prior to 1678. Commissioner
for Calvert County, Md., 1661.
Justice, i667-'74. Presiding
Justice, 1674. Sheriff and High
Sheriff, i663-'64.
Magruder, John H.
Monnette, Orra E.
Poole, John Sprigg
Wells, Walter A.
Woodward, James T.
Woodward, William
Sprigg, Col. Thomas, 1670-1736.
Member of General Assembly
of Md. from Prince George's
County, I7i3-'i5. Major, 1713.
Lieut.-Col., 1715. Colonel,
1716.
Andrews, Chas. L.
Duvall, Richard M.
Monnette, Mervin J.
Monnette, Orra E.
Poole, John S.
Spring, Corp. Converse, 1734  .
Corp., Co. of Foot, under Capt
J. Brown, Col. Williams, re
duction of Canada.
Partridge, Edward L.
Spring, Henry, 1628-1697. Soldier
in King Philip's War under
Lieut. Oaks and Capt. Edward
Poole.
Douglas, Walter B.
Rollins, Philip A.
Spring, Geo. Fred'k
Spring, Henry, 1 662-1 749. In Wa
tertown, Mass., Co., enlisted
against the French in King
William's War.
Rollins, Philip A.
Spring, Lieut. John, 1630-1717,

Newtown, Mass. Lieut, Prov.
Militia. Deputy, i704-'o7.
Brown, Francis fi.
Springer, Ens. James, 1698  .
Ensign in 10th Co , Capt.
Moses Pearson, ist Regt,
Mass., Col. Pepperrell, Louis
burg Expedition.
Page, Walter G.
Squier, Corp. Philip,  1692,
Boston, Mass. In Capt Wil
liam Turner's Co., King Phil
ip's War.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Rumrill, Frank
Staats, Major Abraham, M. D.,
 1694. Capt, 1669, and
Major of Foot at Albany.
Surgeon at Rensselaerwyck.
Member of Council, Bever-
wyck, and its President, 1644.
Amsden, Henry F.
Barry, Herbert
Beekman, James Wm.
Carnochan, Gouverneur Morris
Davies, Julien T.
Davies, William G.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Denny, Thomas
Grinnell, William M.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Livingston, Philip
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Miller, John B.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Staats, William R.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Woolsey, Theodore S.
Staats, Capt. Jochim, 1654-1712.
New York Provincial Forces.
Ensign, 1685. Capt, 1689.
Commissioner of Indian Af
fairs, 1690. Canadian Expe
dition, 1688.
Miller, John B.
Staats, Samuel, M. D., 1657-1715.
Member of Gov. Leisler's
Council, 1690, and later.
Barry, Herbert
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Rutherfurd, John

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Rutherfurd, Morris
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Stacy, Mahlon, 1638-1704. Mem
ber of Assembly, N. J., 1681,
et seq.; House of Representa
tives, 1697-1701. Member of
Governor's Council, i682-'83.
Member of Council of Proprie
tors,- 1688.
Bancroft, Joseph
Bancroft, Samuel, Jr.
Coates, Edward H.
Coates, George M.
Coates, Malcolm V.
Martin, Jonathan W.
Morton, Thomas G.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Walker, Edwin Robert
Williams, Francis H.
Stacey, Thomas,  1690. On
the list of Capt Wm. Turner's
men, dated i675-'76.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Stafford, Lieut. Samuel, 1636-
1718. Lieut, R. I. Militia,
1705. Deputy, R. I., 1679, et
seq. Assistant, i674-'86.
Lee, Edward C.
Watson, William H.
Stainborough, Tobias, 1652-1709.
Among the "Rangers," main
tained by Maryland as protec
tion against Indians. In 1695
was granted 4,200 lbs. of to
bacco for 7 months' service.
Dennis, James Teackle
Wilson, John A.
Wilson, William T.
Standish, Capt. Josiah, 1 634-1 690,
Duxbury and Bridgewater,
Mass. Ens. at Duxbury, 1654.
Lieut, at Bridgewater, 1660.
Capt at Duxbury, 1682. Dep
uty from Duxbury, 1665, et seq.
Member of Council of War,
1658 and 1681. In King Phil
ip's War.
Allen, Charles E.
Jewett, William P.
Standish, Capt. Myles, 1584-16 56.
Signer of "Mayflower Com
pact." He received the first
military commission given in
this country. He had previously

held a commission from Queen
Elizabeth, and served in the
Low Countries in aid of the
Dutch. Assistant, 1624, et seq.
Member of Council of War,
Plymouth Colony. In 1649 ap
pointed General-in-Chief of all
the companies in the Colony.
Alden, Isaac C.
Allen, Charles E.
Allen, John J.
Allen, Marion S.
Baker, George F.
Bartlett, G. F. Hunter
Blackmer, Henry R.
Brooks, Frederick
Butters, George
Coffin, Rufus
Colburn, Burnham S.
Copeland, Charles
Crane, Roy E.
Curtiss, Frederick H.
Cushing, Luther S.
Flagg, Charles Fobes
Gesner, Anthon T.
Groesbeck, Robert B.
Hall, Harry N.
Hamilton, Henry DeW.
Hodges, George
Jewett, William P.
Kenfield, Fred Standish
King, Henry P.
Lawton, Fred C.
Le Baron, Frederick N.
Lockwood, Thomas St. J.
Perkins, John C.
Presbrey, Edward Hyde
Presbrey, John Oliver
Presbrey, Oliver Hyde
Presbrey, Oliver Stetson
Reed, James
Reed, James H.
Ridgely, Julian White
Roberts, Joseph B.
Sampson, Clark H.
Sanger, Joseph F.
Slocum, Herbert J.
Slocum, Joseph J.
Standish, Charles D.
Standish, James Myles
Standish, Myles
Thomas, Frank W.
Thompson, Gilbert
Thomsen, Alonzo L.
Thomsen, Herman I.

445

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Thomsen, John J.
Townsend, Rufus M.
Vaill, Edward G.
Vaill, Frederick S.
Weed, George S.
Standish, Thomas, 1612-1692,
Wethersfield, Conn. In the
Pequot War, 1637.
Jennings, Waiter
Lea, James H.
Stanfield, Hon. Francis, 
1692. Was a member of the
Provincial Assembly of Penn
sylvania, 1685, representing
Chester County.
Bicksler, Winfield S.
Stanford, Thomas, 1644 - 1695.
Served in King Philip's War
under Capt Samuel Brockel-
bank; was also soldier grantee
claimant as Capt Thomas
Stanford for services in driv
ing out the Indians.
Stanford, Welton
Stanhope, Jonathan,  1702,
Sudbury, Mass. One of the
participants in the Sudbury
Fight, April, 1676.
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Stanley, Capt. Caleb, 1642-17 18.
Lieut, Conn. Militia, 1683.
Capt, 1689, King William's
War. Deputy, i683-'84. As
sistant, 1691-1700.
Cox, John L.
Enders, John O.
Grinnell, William M.
Roger, James S.
Schauffler, William G.
Strong, Theron G.
Stanley, Capt. Christopher, 1603-
1646, Boston, Mass. A. & H.
A. Co., 1640.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Wilder, Edward B.
Stanley, Capt. John, 1624-1706.
Sergt, 1669. Ens., 1674. Lieut,
1675. Capt, 1676, Hartford
Co. Militia. In King Philip's
War.
Adams, John Q.
Allen, Frederic P.
Barrows, John C.
Bradley, Frederick L.
Carter, Walter S.

Clark, Frederick Hamilton
Metcalf, James B.
Powell, Lyman T.
Schroeder, Henry
Schroeder, J. Langdon
Stanley, Alix W.
Stanley, Charles B.
Stanley, Samuel G.
Stanley, Maj. John,  1698.
Member of Lower House of
Assembly, Prov. of Md., 1689.
Capt of Troop, Talbot Co.,
1689. Maj., 1692.
Jewell, Theodore F.
Stanley, James Gordon
Stanley, Lieut. John, 1647-1729.
Sergt. in Waterbury Train
Band, 1682. Lieut, 1689. Dep
uty, i707-'i6.
Adams, John Q.
Allen, Frederick P.
Barrows, John C.
Powell, Lyman T.
Stanley, Matthew, 1718 
after 1776. In a Co. raised by
Gov. Wentworth after attack
upon Westmoreland, N. H.,
1745, engaged in scouting.
Haskins, Henry Stanley
Stanley, Nathaniel. Hartford,
Conn. Ensign, 1675; Deputy,
1678 ; Assistant, 1690.
Stevens, John A.
Stanley, Thomas,  1663,
Hartford, Conn. Deputy,
Mass. Bay Colony, 1635, '43,
49-
Blagden, Thomas
Booth, Charles E.
Dixon, Willis M.
Short, John C.
White, William C.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Wilson, John A.
Stanley, Thomas,  1676. In
King Philip's War; killed in
the Sudbury Fight, 1676.
Young, Innis
Stanley, Timothy, 1603-1648,
Conn. Deputy, 1641, et seq.
Booth, Charles E.
Enders, John O.
Stanley, William, 1720-1810, At-
tleboro, Mass. In Capt. Rit-

446

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

kin's Co., relief of Fort Wil
liam Henry, 1757.
Stanley, Arthur C.
Stanton, Ens. Benjamin, Sr.,
1695-1760, Dover, N. H. In
garrison at Port Royal, N. S.,
1710-'! 1, in Major Paul Mas-
carene's Co., New England
Troops. At Siege of Louis
burg in Capt. Hale's Co., Col.
Samuel Moon's Regt. Ens.
1746.
Svanton, Benjamin I.
Stanton, John, 1641-1713. In King
Philip's War under Capt Den
ison, capture of Canonchet
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Plumb, Henry B.
Root, William S.
Stanton, Joseph,  1714. Sol
dier in King Philip's War.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Stanton, Col. Joseph, 1674  .
Capt, ist Co. of Wester!}',
i7i8-'24. Major of Militia of
Mainland, 2d Regt, i725-'3i.
Lieut.-Col. of 3d Regt, 1732-
'34. Col., King's Co., Troop of
Horse, 1738. Col., 3d Regt,
i738-'42, when he refused re
appointment.
Smith, Hoxie Harrison
Stanton, Sergt. Robert, 1599-1672,
Newport, R. I. Sergt. junior,
1642. Sergt, 1644. Deputy,
1670. Signer of compact of
Apr. 30, 1639.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Stanton, Robert, 1653-1724, New
London, Conn. Interpreter,
Pequot War.
Cox, William V. Z.
Meacham, Franklin A.
Randall, John F.
Reed, Latham G.
Sherman, Roger
Stanton, Thos., 1616-1677. Indian
Interpreter to John Winthrop
the younger, in Conn., before
Pequot War. In Pequot War,
and rendered valuable services
at Saybrook Fort. Indian In
terpreter to the General Court

of Conn, in all con'.r.:vrv>'rs
between the whites and In
dians. Deputy, 1666.
Adams, Edward M.
Ames, Louis A.
Bartholomew, Jas. H.
Brown, Paul
Converse, Charles A.
Cox, William V. Z.
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Dennison, Ira W.
Doane, Wm. H.
Eaton, Daniel C.
Eaton, George F.
Fox, Noel B.
Gardiner, Curtis C.
Holt, Henry P. R.
Inches, Geo. B.
Lefferts, Frederic R., Jr.
Mason, Wm. Lyman
McAlpin, Benj. B.
McAlpin, Edwin A.
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Mecklem, Henry Clay, Jr.
Noyes, Charles P.
Palmer, Ernest
Palmer, Lucius N.
Peet, Emerson W.
Plumb, Henry B.
Randall, John F.
Reed, Latham G.
Schroeder, Henry
Sherman, Roger
Spalding, Geo. B.
Stanton, Henry
Stone, Chas. F., Jr.
Swan, George F.
Turner, Luther G.
Stanwood, David, 1702  . In
1745 he came home wounded
from Cape Breton.
Dorr, Alfred
Stanwood, Sergt. David, 1721-1752.
Brunswick, Me. In Capt.
John Getchell's Co., 1751. In
Expedition against Louisburg.
Bailey, Everett H.
Stanwood, Lieut. Ebenezer, 1695-
1772, Gloucester, Mass. Un
der Sergt. Jonathan Kings
bury, 1717. Under Capt. John
Giles at Fort George, i723-'24.
Sergt. in Capt. Dunninge's
Co., i747-'49. In Capt. John

447

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Getchell's Co., 1753. Lieut,
1767.
Bailey, Everett H.
Stanwood, Sergt. Philip, 
1672, Gloucester, Mass. Sergt,
Train Band, 1666.
Bailey, Everett H.
Dorr, Alfred
Stanwood, Samuel, 1658-1726. Un
der Major Richard Walderne,
1675, and Capt Jonathan
Poole, 1676.
Bailey, Everett H.
Stanyan, Anthony, Hampton, N.
H. Deputy, Mass., i654-'8o.
Representative, N. H., 1680,
'84.
Runk, Louis B.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Staples, Abraham,  , Dor
chester and Weymouth, Mass.
In Capt. Poole's Co., King
Philip's War.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Staples, Capt. Peter, 1699-1768.
Lieut and Capt of the ist
Mass. Troops, 1744; served
under Sir Wm. Pepperrell in
the Expedition to Cape Breton,
and at the capture of Louis
burg, 1745. Capt. in a Regt.
of Foot, 1745.
Runnells, John S.
Starbuck, Edward, 1 604-1 690, Do
ver, N. H., and Nantucket,
Mass. Representative, Dover,
i643-'46.
Barnard, Job
Colket, Charles H.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Robeson, Andrew
Rotch, William
Sawyer, Charles F.
Sawyer, Wm. D.
Storer, John H.
Wilson, John A.
Wolcott, Roger
Stark, Aaron, 1602-1685. In Pe
quot and King Philip's Wars.
Blackmer, Henry N.
Doane, Wm. H.
Smith, William S.
Stark, Charles G.
Stark, Capt. John, 1728-1822,
Manchester, N. H. Lieut, of

Roger's Rangers, 1755. Capt,
'757
Winslow, Arthur
Starkey, John, 1712  . In
Capt. Tyler's Co., Attlebor-
ough, Mass., 1757.
Crane, Albert
Wheelock, William B.
Starr, Comfort, 1589-1659, Bos
ton, Mass. Deputy to General
Court, 1642.
Randall, John F.
Westfall, John H.
Starr, Maj. Daniel, 1724-1777,
Danbury, Conn. In 2d Dan-
bury Co., Capt. John Barnum,
Andrew Burr, Col., relief of
Fort William Henry, 1757.
Scofield, George S.
Starr, John,  1704, Duxbury,
Mass. Served under Capt.
Samuel Wadsworth, i676-'77;
in garrison at Mendon and
Wrentham, King Philip's War.
Ballou, Hosea S.
Moller, Charles G, Jr.
Westfall, John H.
Starr, Capt. Josiah, 1693-1778,
Danbury, Conn. Lieut, 1710.
Capt, 1713. Capt. of a Co.,
Expedition to Cape Breton,
i745-'46.
Goodell, George A.
Scofield, George S.
Starr, Dr. Thomas, 1616-1658,
Mass. Surgeon of Forces
against Pequots.
Booth, Charles E.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Dana, Richard T.
Gilbert, James H.
Granger, William S.
Hulbert, Edmund D.
Loomis, Archie Harwood
MacVeagh, Eames
Merritt, Alan D.
Murray, Charles H.
Myers, William S.
Nichols, George Pardee
Nichols, Harry P.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Plumb, Henry B.
Randall, John F.
Scofield, Geo. S.
Starr, Wm. J.

448

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Tredwell, Henry Hewlett
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Williams, Norman A.
Starr, Thomas, 1663-1711, New
London, Conn. Was in Port
Royal Expedition under Nich
olson, 1710.
Randall, John F.
Starr, Lieut. William, 1730-1763.
Lieut, 6th Co., ist Conn. Regt,
in British and Colonial Expe
dition which captured Havana,
Cuba.
Myers, William S.
Stearns, Lieut. Isaac, 1661-1739.
In Capt John Lane's Co., Bil
lerica, Mass., Queen Anne's
War, i7o6-'o7. Lieut under
Jonathan Butterfield, Crown
Point Expedition.
Belknap, Robert L.
Belknap, Waldron P.
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Pierce, Henry L.
Stearns, Lieut. Isaac, 1722-1808.
A soldier in the French War.
Lieut, 1755, on the Crown
Point Expedition. Senator,
i787-'88.
Heald, Clarence E.
Stearns, Lieut. John, 1654-1728.
Lieut, in Capt. John Lane's
Co., 1704. Relief of Dun
stable, 1706.
Bryant, Frederick S.
Dennis, Rodney S.
Stearns, Albert H.
Stearns, Charles F.
Stearns, Frederick M.
Stearns, Maurice H.
Stearns, Walter H.
Wyman, Walter C.
Stearns, Capt. John. Capt. in In
dian Wars, 1748.
Stearns, Henry P.
Stearns, Samuel, 1638-1683. In
King Philip's War.
Stevens, John W.
Wood, Eric F.
Stearns, Lieut. Samuel, 1673
 , Watertown, Mass. Dep
uty, I7i4-'3i.
Daniels, Howard B.
Heaton, John E.

Wheeler, Horace L.
Stearns, Samuel, Jr., 1713-1793,
Amherst, Mass., and Hoi lis,
N. H. In Col. Blanchard's
Regt, 1754, on the Connecti
cut River.
Reynolds, James
Stearns, Shubael, 1655-1734, Cam
bridge, Mass. King Philip's
War.
Howard-Martin, Edmund
Newton, Charles H.
Reynolds, James
Stearns, John N., Jr.
Stebbings, Capt. John, 1711-1756.
French War, 1746, under Gov.
Shirley, Canada. In i755-'s6,
Capt. in Col. Timothy Rug
gles' Mass. Regt.
Upham, Henry P.
Stebbins, Benjamin, 1658-1698. In
Garrison at Deerfield, King
Philip's War, Benoni Falls
Fight.
Merritt, Douglas
Stebbins, Benjamin, 1676-1748. In
the "Pomeroy Pursuit," 1698,
and in the Meadow Fight,
Deerfield, i703-'o4.
Elmendorf, John Barker
Stebbins, Edward,  1663, Hart
ford, Conn. Deputy, 1639-
'56.
Blagden, Thomas
Homer, Wm. B.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Hubbard, Walter C.
Stebbins, John, 1 626-1 679. In Capt.
Samuel Moseley's Co., King
Philip's War.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Elwood, George M.
Murphey, Elijah W.
Rhoades, Lyman
Upham, Henry P.
Stebbins, Lieut. Joseph, 1652-1728.
Ensign, 1694. Lieut, 1707.
Deputy, 1707, '17, '21.
Elmendorf, John Barker
Fulton, William E.
Homer, Wm. B.
Stebbins, Ensign Joseph, 1735-1794,
Ridgefield, Conn. Ensign in
the 6th Co., Capt Thomas

449

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hobby, in Col. Nathan Whit
ing's Regt, Campaign of 1761,
Old French War.
Clark, Frederick H.
Stebbins, Lieut. Thomas, 1620-
1683. Lieut, in Capt. Turner's
Co., Falls Fight, King Phil
ip's War.
Allen, Oliver F.
Atkinson, Charles T.
Elmendorf, John Barker
Fulton, William E.
Homer, Wm. B.
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Moseley, Edward A.
Moseley, John G.
Stebbins, Albert K.
Thomson, Arthur C.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Westfall, John H.
Stedman, Lieut. John,  1675,
Hartford, Conn. King Phil
ip's War.
Fisher, Albert Judson
Jeffries, John T. L.
Stedman, Q. M. John, 1601-1693,
Cambridge, Mass. Ensign,
1 641 -'47. Cornet in Capt.
Davis' Troop, Expedition
against Ninigret, 1657. Q. M.,
1676.
Mifflin, James
Mifflin, William
Steele, George,  1663, Hart
ford, Conn. Under Capt. Ma
son, Pequot War.
Benjamin, George P.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Haskell, Frank W.
Jones, Charles L.
Shepard, Edw. M.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wright, Harry L.
Steele, Ensign John,  1653,
Farmington, Conn. Ensign,
1651.
Case, John Edward
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Preston, Deming H.
Steele, James. Under Capt. Rich
ard Lord, 1657. Comm., 1675-
'76, King Philip's War.

Benjamin, George P.
Haskell, Frank W.
Jones, Charles L.
Newman, Clarence E.
Shepard, Edw. M.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wright, Harry L.
Steele, Capt. James, 1658-1712.
Lieut, 1708. Capt, 1710,
Hartford Co. Troops.
Abbott, Everton J.
Booth, Charles E.
Haskell, Frank W.
Jones, Charles L.
Morse, Glenn T.
Newman, Clarence E.
Shepard, Edw. M.
Steele, Capt. James, Conn. Ens.
of Train Band on "the South-
side of the riverett," Hartford,
1708. Lieut, 1708. Capt of
the Troops, 17 10.
Robinson, Charles L. F.
Steele, John,  1665, Hartford,
Conn. Deputy to the Massa
chusetts General Court from
Cambridge, 1635. One of eight
Commissioners appointed by
the General Court of Massa
chusetts to govern the Con
necticut Colony for one year
from March 3, 1636. Secretary
of the Connecticut Colony,
i636-'39- Deputy to the Con
necticut General Assembly,
1637, '39> '40-'43> '45-'48. Mem
ber of the Upper House, 1636-
'37, when war was declared
against the Pequots.
Abbott, Everton j.
Booth, Charles E.
Case, John Edward
Cowles, Calvin D.
Curtis, Lewis B.
Day, Robert W.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Douglas, Walter B.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Morse, Glenn T.
Preston, Deming H.
Squires, George C.
Warren, Walter P.
Wead, Leslie C.
Steele, Lieut. John, 1687-1751,
Farmington and Woodbury,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Conn. Ens., Earmington Train
Band, 1734. Lieut, Wood
bury Train Band, 1739.
Case, John E.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Steele, Lieut. Samuel, 1626-1685,
Farmington, Conn. Ens., Train
Band, 1669. Lieut, 1674. Dep
uty, i667-'77.
Abbott, Everton J.
Booth, Charles E.
Morse, Glenn T.
Steele, Capt. William, 1707-1780.
Capt, Associated Cos. of Lan
caster Co., Penn., 1756.
Beekman, James W.
Fraser, Reah
Sample, Nathaniel W.
Stein, Ens. John Abraham, 1724-
1807. Ens. in Capt. Caleb
Grayden's Co., ist Battalion,
Pa. Regt., commanded by Hon.
John Penn, i763-'64.
Stein, Simon G.
Steinmets, Capt. Caspar, 
1702. Lieut, Bergen Militia,
1657. Capt, 1673. Deputy
from Bergen, 1674. Rep., ist
and 2d General Assemblies,
N.J.
Cannon, Henry B.
Stelle, Benjamin, 1683-1759. Pri
vate in Col. Thomas Farmer's
N. j. Regt, 1715.
Monnette, Orra E.
Stent, Eleazer, Sr.,  before
1678. In Pequot War, 1637.
Hawkins, William Elton
Stetson, Amos, 1703-1777, Brain
tree, Mass. In Capt Edward
Ward's Co., Col. Joseph Wil
liams' Regt., 1758, French and
Indian War.
Danforth, Allen
Seaver, James E.
Stetson, Cornet Robert, 1613-
1703, Scituate, Plymouth Col
ony. Deputy, 1655, et seq.
Council of War, 1661, '71, '81.
Cornet, First Body of Plymouth
Horse, 1659. Press Master,
1675.
Baker, George F.
Bowers, Henry
Caldwell, Frank E.

Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Crandon, Edwin S.
Danforth, Allen
Moore, Howard P.
Paul, Edward J.
Simonds, Albert G.
Stetson, Albert L.
Stetson, Caleb Rochford
Stetson, Eliot D.
Stetson, Henry C.
Wood, Eric F.
Stetson, "Ensign" Samuel, 1713-
1782. Deputy from Mansfield,
Conn., i766-'67-'68-'69.
Stetson, Albert L.
Steut, Eleazer,  1678. In
King Philip's War.
Parker, Frederick S.
Stevens, Cyprian, 1649  . At
tacked by Indians in his gar
rison, i675-'76. Served at
Groton, Mass., under Capt.
Thomas Wheeler, i675-*76; at
Lancaster under Ens. Peter
Joselin, 1704.
Stevens, Clarence W.
Stevens, Frederic B.
Stevens, Ebenezer, 1725-1801, New
Marlboro. Served in Lieut.-
Col. Whitney's Co. at relief of
Fort William Henry, 1757.
Stevens, Plowdon
Stevens, Edward,  i756-'59-
Soldier under Capt. John Tit-
comb, 1756.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Stevens, Ens. Erasmus, Marble
head, Mass. Ens., Co. of Foot,
Capt. Samuel Ward, 1683.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Cox, John L.
Stevens, Lieut. Erasmus, 1686-
1750. A. & H. A. Co., 1720.
Second Sergt, 1724. Lieut.,
1739.
Cox, John L.
Stevens, John A.
Stevens, Henry,  1726, Ston
ington, Conn. In King Philip's
War. Selectman in Stonington,
Ct, 1696, '97, '98, '99, 1702,
'03, '04, '07, and Rep., 1699 to
1707.
Keator, Frederick Rose
Stevens, Henry Ebenezer, Jr.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Stevens, Mark Burnham
Stevens, Plowdon
Stevens, Capt. James, 1654-1743,
Andover, Mass. Commanded a
Co. in the Cape Breton Expe
dition, 1745. Deputy.
Stevens, Geo. Beckwith
Stevens, Capt. James, 1686-1769.
Commanded Co. at Louis
burg.
Grinnell, William M.
Stevens, Geo. B.
Stevens, Sergt. John, 1606-1662,
Andover, Mass. Sergt, An
dover Military Co., 1661.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Morse, Willard S.
Stevens, Geo. B.
Stevens, John W.
Stevens, Sergt. John, 1611-1688-
'89. Sergt. of Salisbury Militia.
Burleigh, Geo. Wm.
Favor, Otis S.
Rollins, Philip A.
Stevens, Lieut. John, 1639-1689,
Andover, Mass. Lieut, King
Philip's War; killed at Casco
Bay, 1689.
Stevens, John W.
Stevens, Capt. Joseph, 1682-1769,
Rutland, Mass. Ens., 1722.
Capt, 1724, Father Rasle's
War.
Stevens, Clarence W.
Stevens, Frederic B.
Stevens, Nathaniel, 1645-1708. In
King Philip's War. Served un
der Capt. Samuel Brockelbank.
In 1696 served at Exeter,
N. H.
Burleigh, Geo. Wm.
Rollins, Philip A.
Stevens, Capt. Nathaniel, 
1747. Capt of 6th Co., 7th
Conn. Regt, 1741.
Stevens, Charles E.
Stevens, Capt. Timothy, 1641-
1708, Roxbury, Mass. Ens.,
Roxbury Co. of Militia, 1689.
Representative, 1698 - 1700.
Lieut, 1689. Capt, 1693.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Stevens, Capt. Uriah, 1708-1764,
Canaan and Stillwater, N. Y.
Capt. under Col. Ebenezer

Marsh at relief of Fort Wil
liam Henry, 1757.
Bainbridge, William Seaman
Stevenson, Thomas, 3d, 1673-1719,
Bucks Co., Pa. Member Prov.
Assembly, i7io-'i9.
Mitchell, Edward C.
Stewart, Capt. Charles, 1709-1794,
Pa. Capt, Bucks Co., Militia,
I755_'56. In Indian Wars.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr., 3rd
Todd, George D.
Stewart, Dr. David, 1707-1776.
Capt. of Del. Militia, 1747.
Craven, Thomas J.
Stewart, George,  1733. Penn.
Assembly for Lancaster Co.,
i730-'33.
Peale, Albert C.
Stewart, James, 1 664-1 750. Soldier
in the Canada Expedition of
1690. Petitioner for grant of
land in 1736.
Stewart, George S.
Stewart, Col. John, Sr.,  ,
Georgia. On Comm. to obtain
grant of land for settlement of
families who founded the Mid
way Congregational Church
Society. 1759, elected one of
the Selectmen of the Society.
Karow, Lester
Stewart, Col. John, Jr., 1726-1776,
Georgia. Member of His Maj
esty's Council, 1772. Col. of
Artillery in Continental Line,
Ga. Brigade.
Karow, Lester
Stewart, Sergt. Solomon, 1698-
1758. Sergt. in Capt Wain-
wright's Co., 1721 ; in .Capt
Johnson's Co., 1722; again in
1724. Pilot, i725-'49.
Stewart, George S.
Stewart, William, i 737-1 802.
Member Paxtang Volunteers,
Wyoming Valley, Pa., 1770.
Miller, Robert F.
Stickney, Abraham, 1703 - 1783,
Tewksbury, Mass. Under Lieut
Peter Abbot, 1722, relief of
Fort William Henry. Ens. in
Col. Tyng's Regt, i757-'58-
Flint, James M.
Stickney, Albert Taylor

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Stickney, Herbert W.
Stickney, Herbert W., Jr.
Stickney, William A.
Stickney, Benjamin, 1739-1801,
Rowley, Mass. Private in
Capt. John Pearson's Troop of
Horse, May 31, 1757. Clerk
of the Co.
Stickney, Wm.
Stickney, William B. C.
Stickney, Moses, 1677-1756. Pri
vate in Capt. Noyes' Co., North
Regt., Essex, Mass.
Clark, Byron N.
Stickney, Lieut. William, 1592-
1665. Rowley, Mass., 1639.
Lieut, 1 66 1.
Bailey, Edward P.
Burnham, Walter Willcutt
Clark, Byron N.
Flint, James M.
Hall, Clayton C.
Jacquelin, S. Stickney de la Roche
Stiles, Ephraim, 1645-1714, Strat
ford, Conn. Deputy, i686-'96.
Court of Elections, 1695-1708.
Committee of Safety, Fairfield
Co.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Enos, Alanson T.
Moseley, John G.
Peet, Emerson W.
Terry, John Taylor
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Stiles, Lieut. Francis. Lieut, of
South Co. at Woodbury, Conn.,
1773.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Stiles, Lieut. Jacob, 1737-1829,
Lunenberg, Mass. Private, Re
lief of Fort William Henry,
I758-'59- Lieut in Capt Aaron
Willard's Co., 1759.
Stiles, James A.
Stillwell, Lieut. Nicholas, 1612-
1671. Organized a Troop in
Va., 1644. Captured King
Opechancanagh, successor to
Powhatan. Lieut, under Capt.
Martin Kregier, second Esopus
War, 1663. Schepen, 1650, '51,
'54. '55. '57- Schout of Graves-
end, 1663.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert

Barbour, Wm. Warren
Barnes, Geo. Edward
Clark, Henry S.
Clark, William N.
Jackson, Pearsall B.
James, Carlton
Jones, Walter R.
Lahens, Louis E.
Page, James Rathwell
Pearce, Charles E.
Prall, Wm.
Schenck, Charles L.
Schenck, Willard P.
Schieffelin, Eugene
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Sill, John T.
Stillwell, Walter Brooks
Stillwell, Wm. Horace
Stillwell, William Moore
Tiffany, George
Wyckoff, Charles R., Jr.
Wyckoff, Clarence j.
Wyckoff, Peter
Stillwell, Capt. Nicholas, 1636-
171 5. Capt. of Gravesend
Militia, 1687. Member of As
sembly for Kings Co., i6gi-'g2.
Capt. of Kings Co. contingent
of 50 men, accompanying Gov.
Fletcher's Expedition against
French and Indians.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, William W.
Stillwell, Col. Richard, 1677-
1758. Capt, 1713. Col., 1715.
Commanded the Kings County
Regt from 1715 to 1757. Mem
ber of Assembly, i725-'27.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Barnes, George E.
Stillwell, Capt. Thomas, 1651-
1705. Capt. of the Militia in
the County of Richmond, in
what was called the Foot Co.,
i7oo-'o5.
Page, James Rathwell
Stith, Drury,  1770. Burgess
for Brunswick, Va., 1748, '52.
Johnston, Christopher
Stith, Maj. John. Burgess for
Charles City Co., Va., 1685,
i692-'93- Capt, 1676. Major,

453

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

1680, Charles City Co. Mili
tia.
Johnston, Christopher
Lorton, Heth
St. John, Capt. Daniel, 1700-1761,
Norwalk, Conn. Ens., 1741.
Lieut, 1744. Capt, 1746. Se
lectman, 1737, '41, '44. Con
stable. Commissioner of High
ways.
Lockwood, Thos. St. John
Stockbridge, Charles, 1634-1683.
Soldier, King Philip's War.
Bowers, Henry
Stockbridge, Henry
Stockett, Capt. Thomas, 
1671. Capt, Colonial Militia,
i66o-'6i.
Duvall, Richard M.
Hill, John P.
Stocking, Sergt. Samuel, 
1683, Hartford and Middle-
town, Conn. Deputy, 1665-
'69, '74-'77, '81. In King Phil
ip's War, 1675. Sergt. in
1677.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Jones, Walter R.
Stockton, Lieut. Richard, 1606-
1682, Flushing, N. Y., and
Princeton, N. J., 1606-1707.
First Lieut, 1665, Flushing,
L. I., Troop of Horse.
Burnett, Chas. H.
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2d
Collins, Henry H., Jr.
Cox, Edwin Stockton
Edwards, Charles L.
Edwards, Edw. Junius
Francine, Albert P.
Gillespie, George C.
Green, Robert Stockton
Hornor, Caleb W.
Hornor, Wm. M.
Hunter, Richard S.
Levis, Henry
Levis, Samuel W.
McGrath, John
Powell, Washington B.
Reed, Charles A. L.
Reed, Henry Budd Stockton
Sheib, Samuel H.
Smith, Thomas K
Stockton, John W.
Stockton, Richard, Jr.

Stokes, John S.
Van Amringe, Guy
Wetherill, Alex. M.
Wright, Jacob R.
Stockton, Richard, 1730-1781.
Governor's Council, Prov. N.
J-, 1768.
Hornor, Caleb W.
Stockton, Bayard
Stockwell, Emmons, 1741-1819,
Lancaster, N. H. Was one of
Major Rogers's Rangers,  .
His first service in the French
and Indian Wars was the
means of obtaining his release
from apprenticeship, the gov
ernment making this offer to
youths bound out for service,
to recruit the ranks.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Stoddard, Sergt. Anthony, 
1687. Clerk, 1642, et seq., and
3d Sergt, 1650, A. & H. A. Co.
Deputy, 1659, et seq.
Hastings, Henry
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Wilson, John A.
Stoddard, Lieut. Gideon, 1714-
1780. Ens., 1754. Lieut, 1757.
Capt, 1759, '60. In the relief
of Fort William Henry
English, Lewis H.
Stoddard, Col. John, 1682-1749,

Mass.

Col.,

Northampton,
Mass. Militia.
Green, Charles E.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William I.
Stodder, Sergt. Samuel,
173 1, Hingham, Mass.
King Philip's War.
Sprague, Frank W.
Whitcomb, Lawrence
Willcutt, Levi L.
Stone, Daniel, 3d,
Cambridge, Mass.
King Philip's War.
Stone, Ellery Wheeler
Stone, Daniel, 1 668-1702, Fram
ingham, Mass. Served in Ex
pedition to Canada, 1690.
Robinson, Francis W.
Storer, John H.

1640-
Sergt,

1651-1730,
Served in

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Stone, David,  1704. Trooper
from Middlesex, Mass. King
Philip's War.
Fuller, Linus E.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Stone, Capt. Dixey, 1713-1780,
Kennebunkport, Me. Com
manded the Sloop Speedwell
in expedition to the eastward,
1754-
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Stone, Ebenezer, 1662-1734, New
ton, Mass. Deputy, i7o8-'i7.
Royal Councillor of the Prov.,
'73°-'33-
Burnham, Albert W.
Crafts, J. Chancellor
Hammond, Lyman D.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Vaile, Joel F.
Stone, Gregory, 1590-1672, Cam
bridge, Mass. Deputy, Mass.
Bay Col., 1638.
Anderson, James T.
Bent, S. Arthur
Bryant, Fred'k Stewart
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Cutler, Elbridge G.
Cutler, Ralph William
Dickerman, Wm. C.
Eaton, Fred'k H.
Heathfield, Herbert D.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lea, James H.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Parker, George T.
Robbins, Howard S.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Stone, Charles W.
Stone, William E.
Storer, John H.
Winship, Wm. Henry
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Stone, Corp. Isaac, 1695-1776.
Corp. in Co. of Capt. Wm.
Pierce, Col. John Witcomb's
Regt, Mass. Prov. forces, 1755 ;
in Capt Henry Erne's Co.,
1757; in Co. of Capt. Israel
Taylor, Col. Wilder's Regt.
for relief of Fort William

Henry; in Capt. James Reed's
Co., Col. Ruggles' Regt,
1758-
Parker, George Turner
Stone, Jasper, 1726-1802, Shrews
bury, Mass. Private in Lieut.
Stephen Maynard's Co., which
marched from Marlboro, Mass ,
for relief of Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Britton, Edward E.
Cluett, Sanford Lockwood
Stone, John, 1618-1683, Cambridge,
Mass. Deputy to General
Court, i682-'83.
Bent, Arthur S.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lea, James H.
Robbins, Howard S.
Stone, William E.
Storer, John H.
Stone, Deacon John, 1635-1691,
Watertown, Mass. Soldier in
King Philip's War.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Stone, Corp. John, 1663-1713, Lex
ington, Mass. Corporal, Lex
ington Military Co.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Winship, William H.
Stone, John, 1728-1791, Newbury-
port, Mass. In Capt. John
Codman's Co., 1748.
Bickford, Scott F.
Stone, Jonas, 1725  , Shrews
bury, Mass. Deputy to the
General Court of Mass., 1775.
Parker, George Turner
Stone, Micah, 1699-1738, Fram
ingham, Mass. Representa
tive, i734-'35-
Storer, John H.
Stone, Hon. Nathaniel. Repre
sentative, 1701.
Betts, Frederick H.
Stone, Noah, 1736-1825. Private
in Capt. John Marsh's Co.,
Col. Ebenezer Marsh's Regt,
at relief of Fort William
Henry, 1757.
Phillips, Edson
Stone, Rev. Samuel, 1602-1663,
Hartford, Conn. Chaplain,
Pequot War, Capt. John Ma-

455

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Andrews, James S.
Booth, Charles E.
Britton, Edward E.
Converse, Charles A.
Cowles, William N.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Hibbard, Homer Nash
Hubbard, Phineas
Ives, Marvin A.
Johnson, S. Albert
Kent, Henry O.
King, Harris M.
Mann, Chas. Addison
Mann, Matthew D.
Murray, Charles H.
Phillips, George M.
Seymour, McNiel V.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Thompson, Harry G.
White, William C.
Wright, Harry Linn
Stone, Capt. Samuel, 1635-1715,
Lexington, Mass. Trooper un
der Major. Willard against
Ninigret, 1654. Capt, Lexing
ton Co.
Britton, Edward E.
Heathfield, Herbert D.
Lea, James H.
Parker, George T.
Stone, Charles W.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Stone, Samuel, 1656-1743, Con
cord, Mass. Under Capt.
Prentice, King Philip's War.
Wounded at Great Swamp
Fight, 1675. In Capt. Thomas
Brattle's Troop, Mt. Hope Ex
pedition, 1676.
Anderson, James T.
Messinger, William D.
Stone, Charles W.
Upham, Henry P.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Stone, Simon, 1585-1665, Water-
town, Mass. Deputy, 1636-
'56.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Farr, Marvin A.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Stone, Simon, 1631-1708, Water-

town, Mass. Representative,
i678-'90.
Brown, David H.
Crafts, J. Chancellor
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Stone, Chas. F., Jr.
Stone, Charles W.
Stone, Simon, 1656-1741, Water-
town, Mass. In garrison at
Mendon, 1675. At Groton,
1 675-76. Under Capt. Sill,
King Philip's War. In King
William's War at Exeter,
1690.
Brown, David H.
Stone, Charles W.
Stone, Gov. William,   ,
of Maryland. Governor from
1648 to 1665.
Brent, Joseph L.
Stoothoff, Capt. Elbert Elbert-
son, 1620-1688. Capt. of Mili
tia, Prov. of N. Y., Dutch Con
quest, 1673. One of the Nine
Men, i649-'5o.
Barclay, David
Jones, Charles H.
Robeson, Andrew
Wister, Rodman
Storer, Lieut. John, 1694  ,
Wells, Me. Lieut, and Capt,
3d Co., ist Mass. Regt, 1744,
and Siege of Louisburg. Rep
resentative, Mass., i748-'50-
'54-
Hale, Josiah L.
Storer, Horatio R.
Storer, John H.
Storer, Lieut. Joseph, 1648-1730.
Maintained a garrison house
in Wells, Me., against Indians.
Ensign, 1680. Lieut, 1691.
Commissary, 1694.
Hale, Josiah L.
Storer, Ebenezer
Storer, Horatio R.
Storer, John H.
Storer, Samuel, 1653-1700, Wells,
Me. Distinguished in the de
fense of Storer's garrison, in
attack made June, 1692, by
400 French and Indians under

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

command of Postney and La-
borsee.
Rollins, Philip A.
Storey, Sergt. Jacob, 1686-1772,
Essex, Mass. Had title of
Sergt.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Storey, Lieut. Jacob, Jr., 1714-
1796. Lived and died in Essex.
Commissioned Ensign, 1761.
Lieut, 1765.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Storey, Deacon Seth, 1647-1732,
Essex. In Major Appleton's
Co., Narragansett Campaign.
Martin, George Washington
Patch, Charles Endicott
Storm, Isaac, 1740-1792. Served
in Capt. Buckhut and Capt.
Joshua Bloomer's Companies,
Westchester County Militia,
1759. Old French War.
Storm, Geo. Harpell
Storm, Capt. Thomas, 1748  .
Capt in Regt. of Col. John
Van Rensselaer, 1770; also in
Col. Jeremiah Hoogeboom's
Regt, 1770.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Storm, Clarence
Storrs, Major Joseph, 1711-1785.
Crown Point Expedition, 1756.
Deputy, i752-'56.
Pierce, George W.
Stoughton, Sergt.-Major Israel,
 1644, Dorchester, Mass.
Ens., Capt. Mason, 1633. Dep
uty, i634-'35. Asst, i637-'44.
Capt. and Com.-in-Chief of
Mass. forces against the Pe
quots, 1637. Sergt.-Maj. in
Col. Winthrop's Regt, 1641.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Smith, Charles W.
Stoughton, Lieut. Thomas. Ens.
and Lieut, Windsor, 1640.
Walker, Stoughton
Stoughton, Capt. Thomas. Ens.,
Windsor, 1689. Capt, 1698.
Lieut, 1734. Deputy, 1699,
i725-'29, '33.
Moore, John Henry
Walker, Stoughton
Stout, Col. Joseph, 1686-1767. Or
dered by Gov. Belcher to be in

readiness to march with Penn.
Troops, Nov. 12, 1755. Fur
nished 60 men in defence of
Morris and Sussex Cos. In
French and Indian War, 1755.
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Thos. Lovell
Stout, Lieut. Joseph, R. N., 
1773. Lieut, in the British
Navy, 1773.
Hornor, William M.
Stout, Richard, 1620-1705, New
Amsterdam. Assembly, N. J.,
1671.
Moses, Walter
Stoutenburgh, Ens. Isaac, 1668-
1712. Ensign, N. Y. Militia,
1710.
Haines, John P.
Stow, John, 1641-1688, Middle-
town, Conn. Indian Wars ;
wounded at Hatfield.
Gilbert, James H.
Stow, Thomas,  1684, Brain
tree, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1638.
Gilbert, James H.
Macdonough, Rodney
Stow, Lieut. Thomas, 1650-1730,
Middletown, Conn. Ens.,
North Co. of Middletown,
1717. Lieut, Third Co., 1723.
Gilbert, James H.
Macdonough, Rodney
Stowe (Stow), John, 1595-1643,
Roxbury, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1638. Deputy, 1639.
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Farwell, John W.
Gilbert, James H.
Inches, George B.
Ketchum, Charles J.
Macdonough, Rodney
Stowe, Benj. Lewis
Stowell, Jacob, 1736-1806, Ded
ham, Mass. Drummer in Capt
John Stebbin's Co, Col. Tim.
Ruggle's Regt. Roll dated at
Fort Edward, 26 July, 1756.
Stowell, Wm. Henry Harrison
Straight, Corp. Thomas, 1619-
1681, Watertown, Mass. Corp.,
Watertown Co.
Stone, Charles W.
Stratton, Benjamin, 1665-1716.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Private in Capf. Joseph See
ley's Company of Cumberland
County, N. J., Militia, 171 5.
Gerald, Herbert P.
Stratton, Lieut. Hezekiah, 1689-
1756. Sentinel under Capt.
Jos. Kellogg and Capt. Phineas
Stevens. Lieut under Capt
Ebenezer Alexander; went to
relief of a Co. between Fort
Dummer and Hinsdale's.
Field, Frank H.
Stratton, John, 1633-1691. Under
Maj. Appleton, Narragansett
Campaign, i675-'76.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Crossett, Frederick M.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Stratton, Joseph, 1666  . Sol
dier in garrison, Marlborough,
Mass., 1711.
Stratton, George G.
Stratton, Samuel, 1590-1672.
Member of Watertown Train
Band, 1652.
Cadle, Chas. F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Stratton, Corp. Samuel,  1707.
He was a Corporal in Capt.
Wheeler's Co., King Philip's
War.
Homer, William B.
Stream, Ensign John, 1621-1685.
Ensign, 1665, Colonial Forces
of Connecticut.
Brereton, Tallmadge H.
Bronson, Edward P.
Conover, John T.
Jones, Charles L.
Sherman, Roger
Smith, Wyllys K.
Stevens, John B.
Streeter, John, 1732-1810. In the
Fourth Co., under Capt. and
Major Nathan Payson, First
Conn. Regt., Col. Phineas Ly
man, Campaign of 1755, French
and Indian War. Also under
Capt. and Lieut.-Col. John
Payson, same Regt, Maj.-Gen.
Phineas Lyman, Campaign of 458

1756, Crown Point Expedi
tion.
Wells, Frederick H.
Strettell, Robert, 1693-1761. Pro
vincial Councillor of Penn.,
i74i-'6o, and President of the
Council.
Fisher, Robert S. J.
Strickland, John,   . In
Pequot Campaign, 1637.
Ahles, Robert Lawrence
Jones, Walter Rysam
Keator, Frederic Rose
Kissam, Henry S.
Van Nostrand, Benjamin T.
Strong, Lieut. Caleb, 1710-1776.
In service, 1746, in King
George's War. Ens. of North
ampton Co., 1748. Lieut, 1756-
'64.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Strong, Ens. Ebenezer, 1643-1729.
Chosen Ensign, 1689, at North
ampton. Earlier was called
Sergeant.
Fulton, Wm. Edwards
Homer, William B.
Moseley, Charles Wm.
Westfall, John H.
Strong, Jedediah, 1667-1709. Slain
by Indians, Queen Anne's
War.
Murray, Charles H.
Strong, Elder John, 1 605-1 699.
Deputy, 1641, et seq., Colony
of Mass. Bay.
Atkinson, Chas. T.
Ballard, Edw. Lathrop
Bates, George B.
Bates, William G.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Cox, John L.
Daniels, Richard H.
Davis, Gustavus P.
Dennis, Rodney S.
Dyer, Horace E.
Fulton, William E.
Hayden, Horace E.
Hayden, William M.
Homer, Wm. B.
Hubbard, Phineas
Ketchum, Charles J.
Maclaren, Robt. Forrest

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

McNamee, Charles
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Moseley, Edward A.
Partridge, Edward L.
Smith, Wm. D. G.
Strong, Charles H.
Strong, Frederick S.
Strong, Harry C.
Strong, Richard P.
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, William B.
Wessells, Henry W.
Westfall, John H.
White, Wm. C.
White, Wm. R.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Strong, Ens. John, 1707 - 1793,
Windsor, Conn. Drummer in
Capt. Benj. Allyn's Co., Crown
Point Expedition, 1755. Ens.
in Gen. Phineas Seymour's
command, siege of Montreal.
Hall, Lemuel R.
Strong, William W.
Strong, Josiah, 1705-1761. He
served in Capt Noble's Co., of
New Fairfield, Conn., in the
Campaign of 1757.
McNamee, Chas.
Strong, Sergt. Solomon, 1741-1791.
Service in Capt. Samuel El
more's Co., 3d Regt. of Conn.
Troops.
McNamee, Chas.
Strong, Lieut. Return, 1 640-1 726,
Windsor, Conn. Cornet of
Troop, 1689. Deputy, i689-'90.
Lieut, 1692.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Estes, Clifford W.
Estes, Joseph B.
Estes, Webster C.
Fyfe, Richard H.
Gunsaulus, Frank W.
Haskell, Frank W.
Hayden, Horace E.
Hayden, William M.
Jones, Charles L.
Loomis, Archie Harwood

Plumb, Henry B.
Strong, Thomas, 1630-1689. Under
Major John Mason, 1658.
Daniels, Richard H.
Dent, Alfred B.
Maclaren, Robt. Forest
Strong, J. Montgomery
Strong, Thomas M.
Strother, Capt. John, 1721-1795.
Capt. in French and Indian
War, i756-'57, from Culpepper
Co., Va.
Bayne, Howard R.
Strycker (Stryker), Capt. Jan,
1615-1697. Member Great
Landtag, New Amsterdam,
1664. Member Hempstead
Convention, 1665. Schepen,
1673. Capt. Military Co. at
Midwout, L. I. Deputy, Great
Conference at New Orange,
1674.
Averill, Henry K., Jr.
Bartholf, John H.
Bramwell, George Moffat
Corbusier, William H.
Demarest, Benj. G.
Eaton, Theodore H.
Haines, John P.
Kellogg, George C.
Moore, Albert R.
Neely, Robert C.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Smith, Wm. S.
Storm, Clarence
Stryker, Samuel S.
Stryker, Thomas H.
Stryker, William S.
Veazey, Duncan
Voorhees, Wm. P.
Whitin, Ernest S.
Strycker, Jan, Jr., 1684 - 1770.
Member of Capt Van der
Vere's Co., Kings Co., N. Y.,
Militia, 1715.
Voorhees, Wm. P.
Strycker, Capt. Peter, 1697-1784,
Flatbush, L. I. In Capt. Van
der Vere's Co., Kings Co.
Militia, 1715. Capt, 1758-
1760.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.

459

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Strycker, Pieter Janse, 1653-1741.
Capt Kings Co., N. Y., Mili
tia, 1689.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Voorhees, Wm. P.
Stuart, Capt. Wentworth, 1731-
1776, Gorham, Me. Lieut, in
the French and Indian War,
1757. Rep. to the Gen. Court,
I773"'74- Capt. in the War
of the Revolution.
Robertson, Albert J.
Sturgis, Edward,  1678, Yar
mouth, Plymouth Colony.
Deputy, 1664, '66-'67, '72.
Locke, Charles A.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Stuyvesant, Capt. Gerardus,  .
Captain of a Militia Co., in
N. Y., 1738.
Marshall, Wm. St J. E.
Stuyvesant, Capt. Nicholas Wm.,
 . Commissioned a Capt,
1684; later Justice of the
Peace, 1684.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Stuyvesant, Petrus, 1602 -1682.
The last Dutch Director-Gen
eral of New Netherland.
Barry, Herbert
Gibson, Henry Pierson
Marshall, W. St. J. Elliot
Pillot, Peter S.
Sanford, Henry G.
Sumner, Samuel, 1659  , Dor
chester, Mass. Under Capt
Thomas Brattle, King Philip's
War.
Washburn, William D.
Sumner, William, circ. 1604-1688,
Dorchester, Mass. Deputy,
1658, et seq. Clerk of the
Train Band, 1663.
Bullen, Dana Ripley
Chapman, Chandler P.
Crafts, John W.
Jackson, Alfred B.
Jarves, Deming
Lovering, Henry M.
Nichols, Willard A.
Ware, Horace E.
Washburn, William D.
Sunderlaine, Capt. James, Up
land, Penn. Capt. of Militia,

1675. Representative for Ches
ter Co., i688-'90.
Hall, William C.
Sunderland, John, 1618-1703, Bos
ton, Mass. Member A. & H.
A. Co., 1658.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lea, James H.
Sutherland, Lieut. David, 1732-
1794. Lieut, Militia Regt,
Dutchess Co., Prov. of N. Y.
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas
Whiting, Edw. McK.
Sutliffe, John, 1674-1752, Deer
field. Deputy for Durham,
Conn., 1716.
Hawkins, William Elton
Sutliffe, Nathaniel,  1676,
Medfield, Mass. Killed, Bloody
Brook Massacre in Turner's
Falls campaign, King Philip's
War.
Davies, William G.
Hawkins, William Elton
Parker, Frederick S.
Sutton, Ens. John, 1642-1691. Ens.
in King Philip's War, Capt
Williams' Co.
Hull, James W.
Mann, Chas. Addison
Mann, Elias P.
Mann, Francis N., Jr.
Mann, Matthew D.
Rumrill, Frank
Sutton, Richard, 1736-1825, Ips
wich, Mass. In Capt. Thomas
Peevor's Co., in the Regt. com
manded by Col. Brattle, Expe
dition against Crown Point,
1755, and Quebec, 1760.
Breed, George H.
Caldwell, Samuel Le N.
Sutton, Eben
Swaine (Swayne), Major Jere
miah, 1643-1710, Reading,
Mass. Wounded in Narragan
sett Fight Lieut, and Capt.
in King Philip's War. Major
and Com.-in-Chief, Expedition
against Kennebec and Eastern
Indians, 1689. Representative.
Governor's Assistant.
Bryant, Frederick S.
Carney, Sydney H., Jr.

460

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Carpenter, Frederick B.
Lowe, Thaddeus
Parker, Chas. W.
Parker, Chas. W., Jr.
Parker, Edward L.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Swain, Charles E.
Swain, Julius C.
Swain, Julius M.
Swain, William N.
Swain, William C.
Swaine, Capt. Samuel, 1610-1682.
Lieut. Conn. Colonial Forces,
1663. Newark soldiers. Capt.
Robert Treat, i667-'73. Capt.
East Jersey Prov. Forces.
Deputy, Conn., 1663. Deputy
and "Third Man," Provincial
Assembly of East Jersey, 1673-
'76.
Agens, Sylvester Halsey Moore
Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Chandler, Walter
Goode, George Brown
Grant, De Forest
Grant, Madison
Haines, John P.
Halsey, Harlan Page
Halsey, Henry A.
Halsted, David C.
Halsted, E. Bayard
Murphy, Franklin
Murphy, Franklin, Jr.
Toler, Henry P.
Swaine, William, 1585-1664. Dep
uty, Mass. Bay Col., 1636.
Commissioner to establish and
govern the new Colony of
Conn., 1636. Assistant, First
Gen. Court, 1637. Deputy
New Haven Col., 1653-
'57-
Agens, Sylvester Halsey Moore
Chandler, Walter
Goode, George Brown
Haines, John P.
Halsted, David C.
Halsted, E. Bayard
Murphy, Franklin
Swan, Gershom, 1654-1708, Cam
bridge, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War, under Capt. Sill,
1675, and in garrison at
Springfield, 1676.

Swan, Reuben S.
Swan, William L.
Swan, Richard, 1 604-1 678, Row
ley, Mass. In King Philip's
War and Expedition to Can
ada. Deputy, i666-'77.
Cadle, Cornelius
Cutler, Edward H.
Deering, Henry
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Fessenden, Francis
Flint, James M.
Frost, Walter C.
Greene, Charles L.
Noyes, Edward D.
Owen, Frederick D.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Roberts, Cyrus S.
Swan, Edward H., Jr.
Swan, Frederick George
Swan, Robert O.
Walcott, Arthur S.
Swan, Robert, 1628-1698, Haver
hill, Mass. In Great Swamp
Fight, Lieut. Benjamin Swett's
Co.
Atwood, Luther
Cadle, Cornelius
Deering, Henry
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Fessenden, Francis
Noyes, Edward D.
Owen, Frederick D.
Robert, Cyrus S.
Swan, Frederick George
Swan, Lieut. Robert, Jr., 1657
 . Representative from
Haverhill, Mass., 1684.
Deering, Henry
Fessenden, Francis
Noyes, Edward D.
Swan, Timothy, 1694-1746, Mass.
Militia, 1725.
Swan, Frederick G.
Swann, Col. Samuel, 1653-1707,
Va. and N. C. He was Speaker
of the House of Assembly of
N. C. before 1715, when the
records begin.
Middleton, John I.
Swann, Thomas, 1616-1680. Bur-

461

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

gess, James City Co., Va.,
i645-'49.
Middleton, John I.
Swann, Col. William, 1586-1638.
Collector of Royal Customs in
1615, Jamestown, Va.
Middleton, John I.
Swartwout, Lieut. Abraham.
Ens., 2d N. Y. Regt., under
Gen. Amherst, in campaign of
i76o-'6i. Lieut, same Regt,
attack on Havana, 1762.
Swartwout, Satterlee
Swartwout, Capt. Jacobus, 1692-
1749, N. Y. Prior to 1710
Capt of Co. of Orange Co.
Militia in Queen Anne's War.
In Capt. James Vernooy's Co.,
in Ulster Co. Regt. of Col.
Jacob Rusten, 1715. Super
visor Dutchess Co., i722-'30.
Assessor, i730-'43. Justice,
1 743 -'49-
Swartwout, Frank A.
Swartwout, Roeloff, 1634-1715,
N. Y. Held office of Schout of
Esopus. In Indian fight June
7, 1663. Member of Gov.
Leisler's Council in War with
France.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Dudley, Edgar S.
Roosa, De Witt
Swartwout, Frank A.
Swartwout, Satterlee
Swartwout, Thomas, 1660-1723,
N. Y. Served in Militia Co.
of Capt. James Vernooy in
Ulster Co. Regt, Jacob Rusten
Col.
Roosa, De Witt
Swartwout, Frank A.
Sweat, Benjamin, Jr., Boscawen,
N. H. In Capt. Jacob Bay-
ley's Co., Col. Lovewell's
Regt, 1759.
Webster, Frank D.
Sweetsir, Benjamin. Siege of
Louisburg, 1745, in Capt.
Moses Pearson's Co.
Jones, Edward C.
Jones, Philip I.
Swett, Capt. Benjamin 1626-1677,
Hampton, N. H. Ens. New

bury Co., 1 65 1. Lieut, com
manding militia in King Phil
ip's War. Capt, 1677. Killed
by Indians at Scarborough.
Clarke, Geo. K.
Eaton, Louis G.
Knight, Stephen H.
Libby, Charles T.
Morrell, George C.
Rolfe, Benjamin S.
Rollins, Philip A.
Swett, Trevor Washington
Tyler, Edward R.
Swett, Capt. Benjamin, 1710-1762.
Capt. of Hampton Falls Train
Band.
Libby, Charles T.
Swett, John, 1661-1735. Member
of Assembly from Bucks Co.,
Pa., 1689, '92-'93, '95, '99-1701,
'o4-'o7, 'i3-'i6, '18. Member
from Philadelphia, i720-'3O.
Minis, John L.
Swett, Capt. Joseph, 1658-1721.
Marched company to Saco in
Queen Anne's War. Deputy
from Hampton, 1693.
Libby, Charles T.
Swett, Stephen, 1620  , New
bury, Mass. Member Maj.
Samuel Appleton's Co., King
Philip's War.
Daggett, Geo. H.
Richardson, William S.
Swift, Capt. Nathaniel, 1707-
1790, Kent, Conn. Lieut,
1749. Capt. of the 2d Co.
Young, Francis C.
Swift, William, Jr.,  1705,
Sandwich, Mass. Deputy from
Sandwich, i673-'78.
Foote, John C.
Strong, Richard P.
Swits, Isaac Cornelius,  1707.
Carried to Canada as a pris
oner by the French after par
ticipating in the defense of
Schenectady, N. Y., in 1690.
Sanvoord, Seymour V.
Swords, Lieut. Thomas, 1738-1780.
Ensign in 55th Regt. of Foot,
under Gen. Abercrombie, 1756.
At Fort Ticonderoga and pro
moted to a Lieutenancy on the
field. Also served at Fort

462

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

George and other important
points.
Blye, Joseph N.
Cook, Robert B. M.
Rogers, Edward K.
Swords, Edward J.
Swords, Edward Jenner
Swords, Henry C.
Swords, Wm. Voorhis
Sylvester, Capt. Joseph, 1638-
1690, Scituate, Plymouth Col.
Deputy, i689-'90. Capt. Scit
uate Military Co., 1689. Capt.
Expedition of 1690.
Parker, Edward L.
Schauffler, William G.
White, John B.
Sylvester, Sergt. Nehemiah, 
1663. Sergt in Expedition to
Crown Point, 1755.
Caldwell, Frank E.
Sylvester, Richard,  . Served
in King Philip's War.
Briggs, William C.
Symcock, John, 1629 - '30- 1702.
Member of Provincial Council
of Pa., 1683, et seq. One of the
five Commissioners appointed
by William Penn to govern the
Province of Pa., 1688. Speaker
of Pa. Assembly, 1696. Presi
dent of the Provincial Council,
1686.
Smith, Thomas K.
Symes, Major Lancaster, 1660-
1729, N. Y. Ens. of Infantry,
1691; Capt and Major in
N. Y. Service ; commissioned
Ranger of Orange Co., 1719;
Capt of one of N. Y. Inde
pendent Companies, 1723 ; As
semblyman from Orange Co.,
i725-'29.
Comstock, William O.
Symonds, John,  1671, Salem,

Mass. Member of the Train
Band of Salem.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Symonds, Dep.-Gov. Samuel, 1595-
1678, Ipswich, Mass. Deputy,
i638-'43. Assistant, i643-'73.
Dep.-Gov., i673-'78.
Appleton, Francis H.
Averill, Henry K, Jr.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Bent, Samuel A.
Brown, Daniel A.
Caesar, Henry I.
Chase, George T.
Curtiss, Frederick H.
Davis, Fellowes
De Benneville, James S.
Dickerman, Wm. C.
Eaton, Frederick H.
Gray, Theodore
Jordan, Fitz H.
Kellogg, George 0.
Merrill, John L.
Morgan, Appleton
Platt, Franklin
Pleasants, Henry
Sands, Edward P.
Skinner, Henry W.
Smith, Samuel F.
Story, Henry G.
Story, Joseph G.
Tucker, Gilman H.
Wight, William W.
Wilson, John A.
Woodin, William H.
Symonds, Samuel, 1638-1722, Box
ford, Mass. Deputy to the
General Court, 1704.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Symonson, Moses, Sr.,  1640.
Member Duxbury Military Co.,
1643. Member General Court
of Plymouth, 1633.
Miller, Robert F.

Tabb, Humphrey,  1659. Mem
ber Va. House of Burgesses,
for Elizabeth City, 1652.
Thom, William H. De C. W.
Wilson, George H.

Tabb, Col. Thomas,  1769,
Amelia Co., Va. Member of
the House of Burgesses, 1748-
'69, Virginia.
Barksdale, Hamilton McF.

463

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Taber, Philip, 1605-1669, Yar
mouth, Plymouth Colony.
Deputy, i639-'4o; R. I., 1660-
'63.
Lovering, Henry M.
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Noyes, Charles P.
Taft, Capt. Robert, 1674-1750,
Mendon, Mass. Capt, 1735,
et seq. Representative.
Adams, Edward Milton
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Robbins, Howard S.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Talbot, Sergt. Ambrose, 1725-1804.
In company, Dorchester, Mass.,
and Sergt. in first company in
No. Yarmouth.
Talbot, Archie L.
Tainter, Benjamin, 1725 - 1810.
Soldier at Fort Massachusetts
Fight, and captured by the In
dians and taken to Canada;
exchanged by the French, 1747.
Tainter, Frank S.
Tainter, Joseph, i6i3-i689-'9o.
Served with three of his sons
in King Philip's War.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Tainter, Frank S.
Tainter, Wm. Henry Harrison
Taintor, Michael,  1673,
Branford, Conn. Rep. to the
Gen. Court, i670-'72.
Strong, Richard P.
Tainter, Lieut. Simon. Lieut in
the Colonial Forces at Water-
town, Mass.
Tainter, Frank S.
Talbot, Peter,  1704, Dor
chester and Chelmsford, Mass.
In King Philip's War.
Talbot, Joel F.
Talbot, Roger. Mate of Sloop
George, four guns, Colonial
naval service.
Talbot, Archie L.
Talcott, Lieutenant Benjamin,
1674-1727. Lieutenant of
Glastonbury Train Band, 1713.
Deputy to the General Court,
1720.
Hale, Charles Reuben
Talcott, John, 1 600-1 660, Mass.
and Conn. Deputy, Mass.,

i634-'36. Conn., ist General
Court, i637-'54. Assistant,
i654-'6o. Treas., i652-'6o.
Commissioner, i656-'58.
Anthony, James L.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Clephane, Lewis P.
Clephane, Walter C.
Dewey, Charles
Dutton, Wm. D.
Edwards, Charles J.
Evans, Ira H.
Holcombe, John M.
Inches, George B.
Jennings, Walter
Marsh, Henry D.
McIntire, Chas. Jno.
Norton, Porter
Patten, John D.
Sands, James T.
Sanford, Henry G.
Sherman, Roger
Smith, Wyllys K.
Treat, Erastus B.
Wakeman, Jesup
Walbridge, Thos. Chester
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Wells, Eben F.
Wolcott, Roger
Talcott, Lieut.-Col. John (Jr.),
1620-1688. Ens., 1650. Capt,
1660. Sergt.-Maj. Conn. Col.
Troops, 1672. Maj., 1673.
Commander-in-Chief, Colony
of Conn., 1673. Lieut.-Col.
Dutch Restoration, King Phil
ip's War, 1675. Gov.'s Asst.
and Treasurer, i662-'76. Asst,
i678-'87. Council, 1663, et seq.
Commissioner for United Colo
nies, 1663, et seq.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robert
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Blakeman, Fred'k T.
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Clephane, Alan O.
Clephane, Lewis P.
Clephane, Walter C.
Cobb, Morton E.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Eaton, Theodore H.
Edwards, Charles J.
Holcombe, Harold Goodwin
Holcombe, John M.
Jennings, Albert G.
Jennings, Walter
Lord, Joseph E. P.
Marsh, Henry D.
McIntire, Chas. J.
Meyer, Blakeman Q.
Moore, John H.
Norton, Porter
Patten, John D.
Russell, Talcott H.
Sherman, Roger
Smith, Wyllys K.
Wakeman, jesup
Watson, Charles P.
Welles, Paul
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Talcott, Capt. John, 1699-1772.
Lieut of Train Band at Bol
ton, Conn., 1728. Capt, 1737.
Sherman, Roger
Smith, Wyllys K.
Talcott, Gov. Joseph, 1669-1741,
Hartford, Conn. Dep.-Gov.,
1724. Deputy, i7o8-'io. Asst,
i7ii-'23. Gov., i725-'4i.
Patten, John D.
Sanford, Henry G.
Sherman, Roger
Smith, Wyllys K.
Talcott, Capt. Samuel, 1635-1691.
Hartford Troop, Deerfield,
King William's War. Lieut,
1677. Capt, 1681. Deputy,
i669-'84- Asst, i685-'9i.
Backus, J. Bayard
Dewey, Charles
Evans, Ira H.
Hosmer, Edward S.
Inches, George B.
Talcott, Edward C.
Treat, Erastus B.
Walbridge, Thos. Chester
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Wells, Eben Freme
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Taliaferro, Col. Francis, 
1758. Col. in Va. Forces.
Commissioned 1752.
Waters, J. Seymour T.
Taliaferro, Lieut. John, 

1720. Lieut commanding a
Co. of Rangers against the
Indians, 1692. Member of
House of Burgesses, 1699.
Sharp, Robt. Mosby
Trabue, Edmund F.
Waters, John S. T.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Tallmadge, Capt. James, 1689-
1748. Commissioned Q. M. of
the troop in New Haven, 1725;
Cornet, 1731 ; Lieut, 1734;
Capt, 1735. He commanded
the only troop of cavalry in the
colony of Connecticut.
Tallmadge, Henry O.
Tallmadge, Lieut. Thomas, 
1690. Lieut, 1665. Deputy,
Recorder, 1650.
Talmadge, Robert S.
Tallman, Peter,  1708, Ports
mouth, R. I. Deputy, 1662-
'65; Deputy from Warwick,
1661 ; Commissioner, i66i-'62.
Almy, William E.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Noyes, Charles P.
Talmadge, Lieut. Enos, 1 656-1 690.
Lieut of " Company sent from
Conn, to the defense of Albany
and Schenectady, i689-'9o;
killed by the Indians in the
attack on the latter town.
Curtis, Geo. Munson
Tanner, Capt. Thomas, Jr., 1743-
1817. Ens. of North Co. or
Train Band, Cornwall, Conn.;
Lieut. 12th Co.; Capt. 12th
Co.
Westcott, Frank Judson
Tapp, Edmund,  1653. Judge,
1639. Magistrate after the
Union. Gov.'s Asst, 1644.
Council of War, 1644.
Bickford, Robert S.
Blagden, Thomas
Brereton, Tallmadge H.
Carter, Walter S.
Conover, John T.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Hawkins, William Elton
Rich, William T.
Richards, George H.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Terry, John Taylor
Tappan, Ens. Jacob, 1645-1717,

465

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Newbury, Mass. Ens., 1683.
Lieut, 1717.
Emery, Rufus
Little, Francis B.
Little, Josiah
Tarbell, Ensign John, 1654-1715.
Soldier in King Philip's War
from Charlestown.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Tarbell, John, 1657  , Lynn-
field, Mass. In King Philip's
War under Major Willard.
Ferris, Alexander M.
Newhall, James S.
Tarbell, Thomas, Jr.,  1678.
A Soldier in King Philip's
War under Capt. Wheeler, of
Groton, i675-*76.
Marble, John E.
Tarbell, Thomas,  1717, Gro
ton, Mass. Served in Capt.
Thomas Wheeler's Co., King
Philip's War. In Groton gar
rison, i69i-'92. In an engage
ment with Indians about 1704,
when his sons John and Zacha-
riah were captured.
Langworthy, Charles F.
Tarbox, Sergt. Samuel, 1647-1715.
In the Long March in the Nip-
mugg country and Great
Swamp Fight. In Capt. Gard
ner's Co., i675-'76. Sergt,
1689.
Primrose, John S.
Tarbox, Wm. George
Woodbury, Urban A.
Tasker, Benjamin, 1690 - 1769.
President of the Council of the
Province of Md. and acting
Gov'r. Commissioned, 1752.
Member of the Council, 1722-
'68.
Snyder, Wm. T.
Tasker, Capt. John, 1688-1761,
Madbury, N. H. In scouting
party under Capt. James
Davis, 1712. In command of
Co. of 63 men, in Col. Peter
Gilman's Regt, in Crown Point
Expedition.
Tasker, Harry B.
Tasker, Capt. Thomas,  1700.
Lower House of Assembly,
Md., 1697; of the Council, 466

1 698-1700. Treasurer of the
Western Shore, 1695.
Howard, McHenry
Semmes, Raphael
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Tate, Ens. Magnus, 1732-1808.
Ens. in the Va. Militia during
French and Indian Wars,
1758.
Tate, Magnus A.
Tayloe, Col. John,  J779-
Council of Virginia, 1756.
Howard, McHenry
Taylor, Asa, Sr., 1733-1803, Narra
gansett, Mass. In Capt Asa
Whitcomb's Co. of Col. Bag-
ley's Regt., 1757, reduction of
Canada. In service, 1758 and
'59-
Chatfield-Taylor, H. C.
Taylor, Lloyd B.
Taylor, Col. George, 1711-1792.
Col. of Regt. of Va. Colonial
Troops under Gov. Dinwiddie,
1755. Orange Co. Committee
of Safety of 1774. Member of
Va. Convention of 1775. Mem
ber House of Burgesses of
Virginia, 1748 to 1758.
Anderson, William K.
Jacob, Donald R.
Jacob, John I.
McLennan, John H.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr., 3d
Taylor, Jacob Swigert
Trabue, Edmund F.
Taylor, Col. James, 161 5-1 698.
Justice of Peace, i702-'i4.
Burgess, King and Queen's
Co., Va., i702-'i4. Surveyor-
General ; Col. of Militia ;
Member of the Knights of the
Golden Horseshoe, 1716.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Taylor, James,  1713, Marl
boro, Mass. In King Philip's
War, 1675.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Taylor, Col. James, 2d, 1674-1730.
Burgess, King and Queen's Co.,
Va., i702-'i4. Surveyor-Gen-
erai for the colony. Col.
of Militia and Justice, 1702-
¦14.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

McLennan, John H.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr., 3d
Taylor, Jacob Swigert
Thompson, John T.
Trabue, Edmund F.
Taylor, James, 1703-1784. Mem
ber of the House of Burgesses
for Orange Co., Va.
Trabue, Edmund F.
Taylor, Lieut.-Col. James, 1732-
1814. Adjt. under Washing
ton, Braddock's Campaign.
Lieut-Col. of Caroline Co.
prior to Revolution. Member
House of Burgesses, Va.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Norman, Albert C.
Thompson, John T.
Trabue, Edmund F.
Taylor, Capt. John, 1641-1704.
Capt, Hampshire Troop.
Killed by Indians after de
struction of Pascomuck, Queen
Anne's War.
Betts, Frederick H.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Chittenden, Edwin S.
Haight, Frederick E.
Metcalf, James B.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Parker, Frederick S.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Woodruff, Chas. H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Taylor, Lieut. John, 1667-1744.
Lieut, in "Troop of Hamp
shire," French and Indian
Wars.
Metcalf, James B.
Taylor, The Hon. Col. John,
1687-1747. A member of the
King's Council in the colony
of Va., 1732.
Snyder, Wm. Taylor
Taylor, John, M.D, 1695-1756.
Prov. Assembly, Penn., 1730-
'3'-
Frazer, Persifor
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Taylor, Jonathan,  1683,
Suffield, Mass. Served under
Capt Turner at the Falls
Fight

Burt, Charles W.
Taylor, Rev. Nathaniel, 1722-
1800. Chaplain, Col. Nathan
Whiting's Regt, Ticonderoga
and Crown Point, 1759.
Hatch, Arthur M.
Taylor, Capt. Othniel, 1719-1788.
Capt. of Charlemont, Mass.,
Militia Co. Commanded Fort
at Charlemont during French
and Indian War. Sergt,
1756.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Taylor, Philip, 1680-1732. Assem
bly, Chester Co., Prov. of
Penn., I7i5-'i6.
Taylor, John Y.
Taylor, Sergt. Samuel, 1688-1738.
Sergt of Militia, Deerfield,
Mass. Wounded in Indian
Fight, 1734, dying from
wounds; Queen Anne's War.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Taylor, Thomas, 1600-1656, War
wick Co., Va. Justice of Court,
i645-'56. Burgess, 1646.
Cary, Wilson M.
Taylor, Thomas, ist,   .
In French and Indian Wars.
Wounded at Deerfield.
Roberts, Henry
Taylor, Thomas, 2d,   .
Captured by Indians on march
from Deerfield to Fort Dum
mer, 1748.
Roberts, Henry
Taylor, Ens. Thomas, 1643-1735,
Danbury, Conn. Ens., Train
Band, 1689-1706. Deputy,
1697
Hatch, Arthur M.
Taylor, Col. William,  17 10.
Member of the House of Bur
gesses of Virginia from Rich
mond County, i705-'io.
Howard, McHenry
Taylor, William, 1722-1777. In
Col. Elisha Williams' Regt,
Expedition to Canada, 1746.
In Capt. Phineas Lyman's ist
Conn. Regt, 1758.
Carter, Walter S.
Teackle, John, 1 693-1721. A mem
ber of the Assembly of Va.
Dennis, James T.

467

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Teall, Surgeon Oliver. Surgeon
in English army, French War.
Teall, Edward McK.
Tefft, John,  1676. Killed by
Indians, King Philip's War,
while attempting to rescue his
captive son.
Woodward, William
Teller, Lieut. William, 1620-
1701, Albany, N. Y. Corporal
at Fort Orange, 1639. Lieut,
Foot Co., under Capt. Abra
ham Staats, 1669.
Barrell, Harry F.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Schwartz, Frank N.
Schwartz, John L.
Timberlake, William S.
Tuller, Walter K.
Tempe, Isaac, 1678  , Marlbor
ough, Mass. Soldier in garri
son at Marlborough, 1711.
Clark, Arthur W.
Tempe, Isaac, 1704-1760, Marlbor
ough, Mass. Representative to
Mass. General Court, 1747,
'49, '56, '58.
Clark, Arthur W.
Temple, Abraham, 1652-1739. In
Capt. Nathaniel Davenport's
Co., 1675.
Houghton, William A.
Temple, Herbert M.
Ten Broeck, Major Dirck Wes
sels, 1638-1717. Major, 1688.
Despatched to Canada. Served
under Gen. Winthrop, Cana
dian Expedition, 1690. May
or of Albany, i696-'98. Com
missioner Indian Affairs, 1691.
Major, 1700.
Hardie, Francis H.
Hardie, Joseph C.
Livingston, Philip
Owen, William H., Jr.
Runk, Louis B.
Sherrill, Charles H.
Smith, Telamon C.
Spalding, George B., Jr.
Storm, Clarence
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Van Shaick, Arthur P.
Van Shaick, Harrison L.

Ten Broeck, Capt. John, 
1790. Capt, N. J. Militia, 1759-
'62.
Runk, Louis B.
Ten Broeck, Lieut. Wessels, 1636-
1704. Ambassador to Canada
under Gov. Dongan. Commis
sary, 1689. Lieut, of Foot Co.,
1700.
Innis, Hasbrouck
Smith, Walter B.
Van Schaick, Arthur P.
Young, Innis
Ten Broeck, Capt. Samuel, 1680-
1756. Capt in Iroquois Alarm,
1717.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Ten Eyck, Corp. Coenraet, 1651-
1687. Lance Corp., 3d Co.,
Burgher Corps, New Amster
dam.
Clark, Kenneth
Innis, Hasbrouck
Kinnan, Alex. Phoenix Waldron
Kinnan, Morris Egenton
Lane, Francis T. L.
Lawrence, Robert C.
Moller, Charles G.
Parsons, William D.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Sanford, George D.
Ten Eyck, Lieut. Hendrick. Lieut.
of Foot, King William's War,
1689.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Ten Eyck, Jacob. Served in Capt.
Johannes Shepmoes' Hurley
Co., 1715.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Tenney, Daniel, 1653-1748, Row
ley, Mass. In Capt. Samuel
Brockelbank's Co., King Phil
ip's War, i675-'76.
Dutton, Leland T.
Tenney, Ens. John, 1640-1722,
Rowley, Mass. In garrison at
Blackpoint, Me., 1676. Under
Capt. Scottow, 1677-78.
Tenney, Daniel G.
Tenney, Ens. Thomas, 1614-1700,
Bradford, Mass. Sergt. and
Ens. of Rowley Foot Co.,
1677
Dutton, Leland T.
Tenney, Charles H.

468

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Tenney, Daniel G.
Tenney, Horace K.
Tenney, Thomas, Sr., i 648-1730,
Rowley, Mass. In Capt Lath
rop's Co., at Hatfield, 1675. In
Capt. Appleton's Co , and in
Capt Gardner's Co., King
Philip's War.
Tenney, Samuel P.
Tenney, Thomas, Jr., 1721-1762,
Rowley, Mass. In the ist Foot
Co., Capt. Northead, 1757. In
Capt. Thomas Poor's Co.,
1759, and the same year in Col.
Appleton's Regt.
Tenney, Samuel P.
Terneur, Corporal Daniel, 
1673. Appointed Corporal of
Militia at Midwout, 1654, by
the Military Council held at
Brooklyn. Was also Magis
trate for Harlem, i66o-'63, and
Member of the General Assem
bly, 1664.
Griffen, Charles Field
Terrill, Capt. Ephraim, 1713-
1786. Capt. Troop, Elizabeth-
town, N. j., 1760.
Squier, Chas. B.
Terry, Dr. Ebenezer, 1696-1780.
Represented Enfield in the
General Court of Mass. be
fore it became a part of
Conn.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Terry, Major Ephraim, 1701-
1795, Enfield, Conn. Major
Militia. Justice, Hartford Co.,
1737.
Allen, Francis O.
Benjamin, Marcus
Chapman, Chandler P.
Hall, Lemuel R.
Strong, William W.
Terry, John Taylor
Terry, Nathaniel, Va. Justice and
Sheriff Halifax Co., 1752.
Member House of Burgesses,
1768, '72, '75.
Slaton, John Marshall
Terry, Alvah L.
Terry, Sergt. Samuel, 1634-1730,
Springfield, Mass., and Enfield,
Conn. In 1635 he is spoken of
as Sergeant.

Chapman, Chandler P.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Terry, Capt. Samuel, Jr., 1661-
173 1, Conn. Capt, Enfield
Train Band, 1716.
Allen, Francis O.
Benjamin, Marcus
Bucklin, Harry Masters
Chapman, Chandler P.
Collins, fioldridge O.
Freeman, Alden
Terry, John Taylor
Terry, Stephen, 1 590-1 668. In
Windsor Troop, 1658.
Adams, Edward M.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Foote, John Crocker
Freeman, Alden
Ives, Francis J.
Nicoll, Fancher
Noble, Henry H.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Wright, Harry Linn
Terry, Thomas, 1675-1740. Sol
dier in 171 5 in Capt. Benj.
Young's Southold Co.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Terry, Capt. Thomas, 1724-1750.
Took part in Military Cam
paign of 1759, Col Amherst's
Army.
Pearsall, Leigh Morgan
Terry, Capt. Thomas, 1727-1777.
Capt. in the Indian Wars.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Teter, Capt. Samuel, 1737-1823.
He was in Braddock's Expedi
tion, 1755 ; Grant's Defeat,
and Forbes' Expedition, 1758.
Uzzell, Rudyard S.
Tetherly, William,  1693,
Kittery, Me. Had a Garrison
House during King William's
War, 1690.
Libby, Chas. T.
Tew, Dep.-Gov. Henry, 1654-1718.
Deputy, R. I., i690-'98. Capt,
1698. Major, 1699-1706. As
sistant, i703-'i2. Lieut.-Col.
and Deputy-Governor, 1714.
Parkhurst, Chas. Dwyer
Topham, Theophilus
Tew, Richard,  1673. Deputy,
R. L, 1654, et seq. Asst,
1657.

469

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Allin, George A.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Denny, Thomas
Hord, Arnold H.
Nickerson, Thos. W., Jr.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Parkhurst, Charles D.
Preston, Howard W.
Robeson, Andrew
Topham, Theophilus
White, Hunter C.
Tewksbury, Thomas,   ,
Manchester, Mass. Representa
tive, 1692.
Galloupe, Isaac F.
Thacher, Judah, 1693-1775. Rep
resentative to the General
Court, 1737.
Eldridge, Edric
Thackara, Thomas,  1702.
Member of West New Jersey
Gen. Assembly, 1682, '84, '85,
'97, 1701. Justice, 1682, '84,
'85. Lord Commissioner, West
Jersey, i683-'85.
Wainwright, Clement R.
Wainwright, Francis K.
Thatcher (Thacher), Anthony,
1 589-1667, Yarmouth, Mass.
Representative, 1643, «' se1-
Militia and Council of War,
1642.
Bryant, Percy
Clark, A. Howard
Eldridge, Edric
Gorham, Austin G.
Locke, Charles A.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Pike, Chas. Elliot
Shaw, Nathan H.
Squires, Geo. Clark
Thatcher (Thacher), Col. John,
1639-1713, Yarmouth, Plym
outh Colony. Ensign of the
Yarmouth Military Company,
1674. In King Philip's War,
1675. Commanded sixth expe
dition sent to pursue the In
dian Totoson. Lieut, 1681.
Member of the Council of
War, 1681. Capt., 1685. Major,
1697. Colonel, 1697-1704. Dep
uty, i668-'7i, '73;'74, '76, '78-
'80. Representative, i692-'93.

Asst, i682-'86, '89-'9i. Coun
cillor, 1694-1707.
Clark, A. Howard
Eldridge, David G.
Eldridge, Edric
Gorharq, Austin G.
Locke, Charles A.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Pike, Chas. Elliott
Sprague, Frank W.
Squires, George C.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Totten, John R.
Thatcher (Thacher), Peter,
1665-1736, Yarmouth, Plym
outh Colony. Councillor, 1729-
'31. Judge, Court of Common
Pleas, i729-'3i.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Sprague, Frank W.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Thatcher (Thacher), Ens. Ro-
dolphus, 1645-1735. Ensign of
Yarmouth Military Co., 1674.
Selectman for Yarmouth, 1676
and 1681.
Thatcher, Julius Erastus
Thaxter, Capt. John, 1626-1687,
Hingham, Mass. Ens., 1675.
Lieut, 1664, under Capt. Hud
son. Capt against the Dutch
at N. Y. Capt. of Cavalry.
Deputy, 1666.
Andrew, Henry H.
Brown, Philip G.
Farnam, Charles H.
Farnam, William W.
Green, Robert M.
Howard, Wm. C.
Rogers, Allan
Scott, Henry E.
Soule, Horace H., Jr.
Swan, Robert T.
Thaxter, Col. Samuel, 1665-1740,
Hingham, Mass. Col., 1725.
Deputy, 1697, et seq. Asst.
Member of Council. Commis
sioner on the Canadian Em
bassy, 1724.
Andrew, Henry H.
Colburn, William J.
Green, Robert M.
Porter, Alexander S., Jr.
Scott, Henry E.
Swan, Robert T.

470

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Thaxter, Major Samuel, 1723-
1771, Hingham, Mass. Capt.
in Col. Gridley's Regt., Crown
Point Expedition, French and
Indian Wars, 1755. Ma
jor, 1756. Fort William
Henry.
Andrew, Henry H.
Scott, Henry E.
Swan, Charles H.
Swan, Robert T.
Thayer, Ferdinando,  1713,
Braintree and Mendon, Mass.
Member of Mendon Commit
tee of Militia, 1675, King Phil
ip's War.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Thayer, Lieut. Jonathan, Brain
tree, Mass. Lieut, of the
Braintree Co., 1773.
Thayer, Charles I.
Thayer, Richard, 1 630-1 705, Brain
tree, Mass. In King Philip's
War, under Capt. Isaac John
son.
Adams, Henry H.
Danforth, Allen
Foote, Horace A.
Hayden, Henry W.
Hayden, James R.
Leeds, Charles
Morse, W. Samuel
Robinson, Hamline E.
Sears, Clinton B.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Stetson, George Rockford
Thayer, Francis A.
Thayer, Henry V.
Thayer, Richard, 1655-1729. In
Capt. Johnson's Co., in King
Philip's War, Swamp Fight.
Stetson, George R.
Thayer, Lieut. Samuel,  1721,
Mendon, Mass. Served from
Weymouth in the Canada Ex
pedition, 1690, under Capt.
Ephraim Hunt.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Thing, Capt. Jonathan, 1655-
1694. Ens., Exeter Co., N. H.
Militia, 1690. Capt, 1692.
Folsom, Albert A.
Koues, George E.
Thiving, Col. Nathaniel, 1703-
1768. Capt. and Lieut, of Col.
Gridley's Regt, 1756. Col.

in Crown Point Expedition,
1756.
Brown, John B.
Thomas, Christopher. Member of
ist and 2d Assemblies of Md.,
i637-'38.
Williamson, Thomas W.
Thomas, Cornelius,  1775-
Member Va. House of Bur
gesses, I76i-'7i.
Thomas, John L.
Thomas, John,  1671, New
Haven, Conn. Member of the
New Haven Watch, 1640-
'48.
Dickerman, Wm. C.
Eaton, Fred'k H.
Thomas, Capt. Nathaniel, 1610-
1674. Ens., Plymouth Colony,
under Capt. Myles Standish,
1640. Lieut, 1643. Capt,
1644. Pequot War.
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Downing, Augustus C.
Flint, Wyman K.
Kneeland, James
Lahens, Louis E.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Moseley, Edward A.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Perkins, Joshua N.
Schieffelin, Eugene
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Stone, Jacob
Thompson, Henry B.
Trenchard, Edward
Weld, George F.
Thomas, Capt. Nathaniel, 1643-
1718, Marshfield, Mass. Rep
resentative, 1672, et seq. Capt,
King Philip's War. Gover
nor's Council.
Chamberlain, Jehiel W.
Chatfield.-Taylor, Hobart C.
Cushing, Luther S.
Downing, Augustus C.
Flint, Wyman K.
Harris, Walter St. G.
Kneeland, James
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Moseley, Edward A.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo Adams

471

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Slade, Henry Lewis
Weld, George F.
Thomas, Lieut. Philip, 1600-1675,
Maryland. Lieut, of Provincial
Forces prior to 1655. High
Commissioner governing Md.,
i656-'58, and one of those ef
fecting the surrender of the
Province to Lord Baltimore,
1658.
Andrews, Charles L.
Boogher, Frank
Boogher, Howard M.
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Carleton, Murray
Duvall, Richard M.
Ellicott, William M.
Hopkins, Constant Church
Hyde, Thomas
Large, James
Le Due, Lewin Bel!
Mifflin, James
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, Wm. F.
Muncaster, Stewart B.
Savage, James
Sharp, George M.
Thomas, Lawrence B.
Wells, Walter A.
Woodward, James T.
Woodward, Wm.
Thomas, Hon. Philip, 1694-1762.
Governor's Council, Md., 1742-
'62. Indian Commissioner at
Lancaster, Pa., 1744.
Thomas, Lawrence B.
Thomas, Reese, 1660-1748. Mem
ber Penn. Assembly, 1702, '05,
'19.
Williams, Charles
Williams, Francis H.
Thomas, Samuel, 1655-1742, Anne
Arundel Co., Md. Was made
Military Officer for Kent
County, Md., 1694.
Boogher, Howard Murray
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Carleton, Murray
Thomas, William, 1573-1651,
Marshfield, Mass. Gov.'s
Asst, Plymouth Colony, 1642,

'43, '44, '47, '51. Member of
Council of War. Deputy, 1640,
44-
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Cushing, Luther S.
Flint, Wyman K.
Greene, Charles A.
Kneeland, James
Lahens, Louis E.
Leonard, George H.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Moseley, Edward A.
Otis, Joseph E., Jr.
Otis, Philo A.
Parish, Edward C.
Thompson, Henry B.
Trenchard, Edward
Thomas, William,  1748,
Orange Co., Va. Justice of
Northumberland Co., 1656.
Burgess of Surry Co., 1652.
Haldeman, Walter Newman
Thomassen, Ens. Johannes (Cad-
ums),   , Bergen Co.,
N. J. Ensign in Capt. Albert
Rykman's Co., Albany, N. Y.,
1700.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Thompson, Abijah, 1739-1811.
Mass. Col. Forces, French and
Indian War. Lake George,
1758.
Thompson, Abijah
Thompson, Ambrose, 1652-1742.
Deputy from Stratford to
General Court of Conn., 1697-
1717.
Judson Fred'k N.
Thompson, Anthony, 1612-1647.
Signer of "Compact" with
Gov. Eaton and Rev. John
Davenport, at New Haven,
1639. Soldier in Indian Trou
bles, 1642.
Clark, Lot Curran
Collins, Holdridge O.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Farnham, Elijah T.
Ferris, Hiram B.
Mathews, Charles T.
Merritt, Alan D.
Merritt, Douglas
Osborn, Henry A.
Sherman, Roger

472

Index of ancestors

Thompson, Henry H.
Thompson, Hobart W.
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, William B.
Thomson, Arthur C.
Thompson, Daniel, 1668-1749.
Served in Suffolk Co. Militia,
Brookhaven Co., 1715.
Smith, Leroy
Thompson, Col. George, 1748-
1835. Captain of Militia of the
County of Albemarle, Va.
Vance, Ap Morgan
Thompson, Lieut.-Col. Jabez,
1727-1776. First Lieut, 1755.
7th Co., 4th Regt, Crown
Point Expedition. Capt.-Lieut,
1760. Maj., 2d Conn. Regt,
1774-
Viele, Sheldon
Warren, Wm. Y.
Thompson, Capt. Jacob, 1662-1726,
Middleboro, Mass. Capt,
Middleboro Co., 171 1.
Leonard, George H.
Thompson, Lieut. James, 1649-
1693, Woburn, Mass. In the
Indian Wars, i675-'76. Sergt,
1691. Lieut, 1693.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Thompson, Cabell
Thompson, Jno. T.
Thompson, Sergt. James, 1680-
1763. In Capt. Bragden's Co.,
1723. Corp., 1723. Sergt,
1724.
Thompson, Jno. T.
Thompson, James, 1716  , Wo
burn. In Coi. Murry's Regt,
under Col. Benj. Goldthwait,
Lake George, 1756. In Capt.
Samuel Bancroft's Co., Col.
Eleazer Tyng's Regt, relief of
Fort William Henry, 1757.
Thompson, Jno. T.
Thompson, Lieut. John, 1616-
1696, Middleboro, Mass. Dep
uty, Plymouth Col. from Barn
stable, i67i-'72; from Middle
boro, 1674, et seq. Sergt, Mil
itary Co., 1673. Lieut, 1675.
Commanded garrison, King
Philip's War, 1675.

Doughty, Francis E.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Parker, Frederick W.
Thompson, Clifton S.
Thompson, Col. John, 1636-1736.
Col. of Militia, Prov. of Md.
Member of Legislature, 1694.
Commissioner to treat with the
Indians.
Spencer, John T.
Thompson, Ensign John, 1667-
1749. Ensign of Mendon,
Mass., Co., 1718. Sergt, 1715-
'17
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Thompson, Paymaster Hezekiah,
1735-1803. In Capt. Wait Hin-
man's Co., relief of Fort Wil
liam Henry, 1757.
Gilfillan, William Whitehead
Ladd, William W.
Thompson, Richard,  1646.
Commissioned, 1642, by Lord
Baltimore, Governor of Kent
Island. In Md. Assembly, 1637,
'40-'4i-'42.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Thompson, Capt. Samuel, 1669-
1749, New Haven, Conn. Lieut.
and Capt. of First Co. Dep
uty, 1716.
Abbott, Samuel K.
Atkinson, Charles T.
Clark, Lot Curran
Farnham, Elijah T.
Osborn, Henry A.
Sherman, Roger
Thompson, Norman F.
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, William B.
Thomson, Arthur C.
Thompson, Lieut. Samuel, 1731-
1820, Woburn, Mass. Lieut,
Capt. Jones' Co., Col. Nichols'
Regt., Lake George, French
and Indian War, 1758.
Thompson, Leonard
Thompson, Thomas, 1617-1655,
Farmington, Conn. Deputy,
1650.
Booth, Charles E.
Thompson, Rev. William, 1599-
1666. Chaplain of Braintree's

473

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

quota of 200 men in Narragan
sett Campaign.
Green, John W.
Thompson, William,  1781. In
Militia of Penn., French War,
i659-'6o.
Hayes, Birchard A.
Nelson, Ben Barrare
Thong, Ens. Walter,  1724.
Ensign in the Militia of New
York City, 1710.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Fryer, Robert L.
Thorndike, Capt. Paul, 1643  ,
Beverly, Mass. Lieut, in Capt.
Dixie's Foot Co., 1677. Capt,
1689. Deputy, 1681.
Goldsmith, Oliver
Hawks, James D.
Pike, Charles Elliot
Thorndike, Augustus L.
Thorndike, Townsend W.
Thorne, Q. M. John, Kingston,
N. H. In Capt. Marston's Co.,
Exeter, Col. John Goff, Crown
Point Expedition, 1762.
Thorne, John C.
Thornton, Ebenezer, 1690-1750,
Boston, Mass. Member of the
A. & H. A. Co., 1716.
Libby, Charles T.
Thornton, Francis, 1682-1752.
Member of Va. House of Bur
gesses from Spottsylvania Co.,
i723-'26.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Block, Geo. Montgomery
Meriwether, Charles L.
Meriwether, Hunter M.
Meriwether, William W.
Trabue, Edmund F.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Thornton, Lieut.-Col. Francis,
1711-1749. Lieut-Col., Va. Mil
itia, 1742.
Forbes, Wm. I.
Meriwether, Hunter McK.
Watson, Alexander Makcnzie
Thornton, Ens. Timothy; 1646-
1726, Boston. Ens., Boston Co,
1689. Ens., A. & H. A. Co.,
1691. Representative, 1694-
'95-
Emery, George A.

Libby, Charles T.
Thornton, James B.
Thornton, Ens. Timothy, 1726-
1787, Boston, Mass. Member
of A. & H. A. Co. Ens. of
Capt. Bell's Co., Col. Jackson's
Regt, Boston, 1765.
Libby, Charles T.
Thorowgood, Capt. Adam, 1603-
1639. Burgess, i629-'30, '32.
Council, 1637.
Courtenay, Erskine Howard
Courteney, James Clark
Dennis, James T.
Horner, Alfred B.
Raborg, H. Mason
Raborg, Thomas M. T.
Throckmorton, Charles W.
Thorp, Samuel, 1711-1745, Ded
ham, Mass. In Major Twing's
Co., Col. John Choate's Regt,
1745. Louisburg Expedition.
Died at Cape Breton.
Wheeler, Bertrand F.
Wheeler, Bertrand T.
Thrall, William, 1606- 1679,
Windsor, Conn. Under Capt.
John Mason, in Pequot War,
1637
Case, John E.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Gay, Frank B.
Moses, Zebina
Norton, Edward L.
Norton, Thos. H.
Tuller, Walter K.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Weld, George F.
Throckmorton, Gabriel, 1665-
1737. Officer in Colonial wars
and Presiding Justice of Glou
cester Co., Va., for many years.
Harris, William O.
Throckmorton, John, 1631-1687.
One of the original proprie
tors, Providence Plantation.
Deputy, i664-'74.
Harmar, William W.
Topham, Theophilus
Woodward, William
Throckmorton, Capt. Mordecai,
1695-1768. Capt. of Glouces
ter Co. Militia. Sheriff of King
and Queen Co., Va.
Harris, William O.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Throope, William,  . Dep
uty to General Court from
Bristol, 1691.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Thruston, Lieut. Rev. Charles
Mynn, 1738-1812. Lieut, of
Va. Provincial troops under
Washington, at Fort Duquesne,
Old French War.
Ballard, Charles T.
Ballard, Gustave Breaux
Ballard, Samuel T.
Pope, Curran
Thruston, Rogers C. B.
Thurston, Corporal Abner, 1699
 . In Capt Daniel Ladd's
Co., 1724.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Thurston, Daniel,  1693,
Newbury, Mass. Under Capt.
Samuel Appleton, King Phil
ip's War, 1675.
Burleigh, Geo. W.
Greene, Charles L.
Haskins, Leander M.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Thurston, John H.
Watson, Irving A.
Thurston, Edward, 1617-1707,
Rhode Island. Commissioner,
1663. Deputy, 1667, et seq.
Gov.'s Asst, 1675, et seq.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Pierce, James O.
Smith, Leroy
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Thurston, Theodore P.
Tompkins, Hamilton B.
Woodward, Wm.
Thurston, John, 1601  . Mem
ber of Train Band of South-
old, under Lieut. Chas. Glover,
i652-'53, in the troubles with
the Dutch and Indians.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Thurston, John, 1635-1712, Med
field and Dedham, Mass. In
King Philip's War. Represent
ative, 1697, 1702.
Adams, Edward M.
Daniels, Richard H.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Robinson, Hamline E.

Sears, Clinton B.
Spooner, Frank E.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Thurston, Lieut. Thomas, 1633-
1704. Sergt, 1675. Lieut,
1678. In King Philip's War.
Representative, Mass., 1676.
Haydon, Benjamin L.
Ridgely, Charles
Starkweather, Ralph E.
Thurston, Lieut. Thomas, Med
field, Mass. Sergt, 1657. Lieut,
1658. Representative, 1686.
Hall, Lewis C.
Thwing, Col. Nathaniel, 1703-
1768. Capt in Col. Gridley's
Regt. Lieut-Col., i756-'57 Col.,
under Maj.-Gen. Winslow,
Crown Point, 1756. Lieut.-Col.
under Col. Williams, 1759.
Lieut.-Col. under Col. John
Thomas, i759-'6o. Lieut-Col.
under Gen. Jeffrey Amherst,
1759. Col., succeeding Col.
John Thomas at Nova Scotia,
1760.
Brown, John B.
Furness, William E.
Tibbals, Sergt. Thomas, 1615-
1703, Milford, Conn. In the
Pequot War. Sergt, 1671.
Baldwin, Morton G.
Brereton, Tallmadge
Bronson, Edward P.
Conover, John T.
Ford, George H.
Sherman, Roger
Smith, Wyllys K.
Tibbals, Frederick L.
Tibbits, George, 1638  . Served
under Geo. Lovelace at Flush
ing, L. I., 1667.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Tibbitts, Henry,  1713, Kings
town, R. I. Constable, 1670-
'78. Member of Grand Jury,
i687-'88. Conservator of Peace,
1690. Deputy, 1705.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Ticknor, Sergt. William, 
 . Sergt, Gen. Cudworth's
Guard, King Philip's War.
Rogers, Hubert E.
Tidd, Sergt. John,  1643, Wo
burn, Mass. Sergt in Militia.

475

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Adams, Charles E.
Brown, George E.
Burt, Charles W.
Denny, Thomas
Dixon, Willis M.
Monnette, Orra E.
Morris, Seymour
Partridge, Edward L.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Stone, Charles W.
Wyman, Walter C.
Tilden, Ens. Joseph,  1670.
Served in the Scituate Military
Co., and was appointed En
sign of that Co. by the Gen
eral Court of Plymouth Colony,
June 29, 1652.
Rogers, Arthur R.
Rogers, George H.
Tileston, Col. Thomas, 1675-
1745. Capt, 4th Co., 1707, Ex
pedition to Nova Scotia. Dep
uty to General Court of Mass.,
1719, '25, '28, i734-'36.
Bates, Daniel M.
Tileston, Lieut. Timothy, 1637-
1697, Dorchester, Mass. Dep
uty, i689-'92. In Capt. Wads-
worth's Co., under Maj.-Gen.
Winslow, King Philip's War.
Ens., 1689. Lieut, 1694.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Bates, Daniel M.
Fish, Charles H.
• Hemenway, Fred T.
Hollingsworth, Zachary T.
McKechnie, Wm. T.
Ware, Horace E.
Willcutt, Levi L.
Tilley, John,  1621. Under
Myles Standish in first en
counter with the Indians at
Great Meadow Creek, Dec.
8th, 1620, three days before the
landing of the Pilgrims.
Ames, Louis A.
Bement, Robt. B. C.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Brown, John B.
Bryant, Percy
Burke, James S.
Burt, Charles W.
Cadle, Cornelius
Champlin, John D., Jr.

Clark, Eliot A.
Coleman, Leighton P.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Denny, Thomas
Dwight, Frederick
Eldridge, Edric
Foote, John C.
Fuller, Henry C.
Gardner, Cecil J.
Gorham, Austin G.
Haven, William
Hawes, Emory
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Hull, James W.
Jackson, Herbert W.
Jones, Walter Rysam
Kellogg, David S.
Leonard, George H.
Locke, Charles A.
Morrell, George C.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Peet, Emerson W.
Reed, Latham G.
Richardson, Geo. E.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Shaw, Nathan H.
Talbot, Archie L.
Usher, Ellis B.
Tilghman, Col. Edw., 1713-1785.
Member of Maryland Legisla
ture, 1746, '49, '57, '58, '62, '65,
'66, '68. Member of the
Stamp Act Congress of 1765.
Paca, John P.
Tilghman, Matthew, 1718-1790.
Member of Md. Assembly,
1751, et seq.
Brice, Philip H.
Tilghman, Richard, 1672-1738.
Member of Md. Assembly,
1698-1702. Member of Gov
ernor's Council, 1711-1738.
Brice, Philip H.
Paca, John P.
Tilghman, Samuel H.
Tilghman, William, 1711-1782.
Member of Md. Assembly,
i734-'38.
Brice, Philip H.
Tillinghast, Pardon, 1622-1718,
Providence, R. I. Deputy,
1672, '80, '94, '97, 1700.
Lovering, Henry M.

476

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Nickerson, Thos. W.
Noyes, Charles P.
Tillinghast, Philip, 1668-1732,
Providence, R. I. In Capt.
Gallop's Co. in Expedition
against Canada, 1690. Assist
ant
Ballard, Edward Lathrop
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Tillinghast, Thomas, 1742-1821.
Member R. I. General Assem
bly, i772-'75.
Tillinghast, William H.
Tillotson, Capt. Morris, 1683-
1755, Hebron, Conn. Lieut,
1729. Capt, 1736.
Morgan, George D.
Norton, Edward L.
Tilton, Lieut. Abraham, 
1690, Ipswich, Mass. Lieut,
Phips' Expedition, 1690.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Tilton, Palmer
Tilton, Warren C.
Tilton, Ens. Daniel, 1646-1715,
Lynn, Mass. Represented
Hampton in the Colonial As
sembly in the years 1693, '95,
1702, '09, 'n, '12, '13, '14.
Speaker of the Assembly, 1702.
Busiel, Charles Albert
Tilton, George Henry
Tilton, Lieut. Daniel, 1697-1745,
Ipswich, Mass. Lieut, at
Louisburg, 1745. Lieut, of 2d
Co., 5th Mass. Regt, 1744. In
Indian Fight, 1722.
Busiel, Charles A.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Tilton, George H.
Tilton, Palmer
Tilton, Warren C.
Tilton, Capt. Jonathan, 1708-
1797, Hampton, N. H. Capt.
in Col. Peter Gilman's Regt.,
1755. Member of Legislature,
i772-'74
Moulton, George M.
Tilton, Peter,  1696. Deputy,
1675, et seq. Assist, i68i-'86,
Colony of Mass. Bay.
Eastman, Lauren C.
Hawks, Fred'k E.
Timberlake, Corp. Henry, 
before 1669, Newport, R. I.

Corporal in 1664. Commis
sioner in 1663.
Anthony, Frank Dell
Timpson, Capt. Robert,  .
Capt, His Majesty's 22d Foot.
Granted a coat of arms, 4 Dec,
1767
Timpson, Lawrence
Tingley, Benjamin, 1741-1828.
Soldier in French and Indian
War.
Dexter, Theodore E.
Tingley, Benjamin, 1741-1828. In
Col. Ephraim Leonard's Regt.
for the invasion of Canada,
1759-
Dexter, Henry C.
Dexter, Theodore E.
Tinkham, Sergt. Ephraim, 
1685. Sergt. in Lieut. John
Tomson's Co. in the Garrison
at Middleborough, Mass., at
the outbreak of King Philip's
War, 1675.
Talbot, Archie L.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Tisdale, John,  1675, Taun
ton, Plymouth Colony. Dep
uty, 1674. Killed by Indians,
1675.
Adams, John Q.
Gardner, John C. F.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Mersereau, John D.
Moseley, Frank
Tyler, Edward R.
Wade, John P.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Titcomb, Benaiah, 1653  . In
Capt Thomas Noyes' Foot
Co., 1696, Colony of Mass.
Bay.
Remick, John Anthony
Remick, Timothy
Titcomb, Ens. Benjamin, 1727
1798. Ens. in Capt. Bagley's
Co., 5th Mass. Regt. Siege of
Louisburg, i744-'45.
Hawes, Andrew
Titcomb, Col. Moses, 1707-1755.
Commanded Titcombs Bat
tery, Siege of Louisburg. Com
manded the right wing of Gen.
Sir William Johnson's army,

477

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

defeat of Baron Dieskau.
Killed at Lake George.
Howard, William C.
Titcomb, Lieut. Thomas, 1661-
1734. Sergt and Lieut, of
Newbury Co.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Titcomb, William,  1676,
Newbury, Mass. Deputy, 1655.
Clark, Byron N.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Pike, Charles E.
Remick, John Anthony
Remick, Timothy
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Titcomb, Ens. William, 1659-1740.
Ensign,  .
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Titus, Capt. Francis. Capt. of
Kings County, N. Y., Militia,
1715.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Titus, John, 1 627-1 689
Philip's War, 1675.
Farr, Marvin A.
Titus, Capt. John,
Huntington, L. I.
Huntington Co., 1722
Field, Thaddeus C.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Titus, Robert, 1609  , Reho
both, Mass. Deputy, Mass.,
1 648-' 50.
Field, Thaddeus C.
Monfort, Frederick D.
Tobey, Thomas, Sr.,   .
Council of War for town of
Sandwich, Mass., 1676. In
King Philip's War.
Briggs, Wm. C.
Tobey, Frank B.
Tobey, Major Zaccheus, 1704-
1798. Ens., 2d Regt., Bristol
Co. Militia. Capt, 1758.
Major.
Daggett, Freeman Lyman
Todd, John, 1622  , Rowley,
Mass. Representative, 1664-
•86.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Todd, Capt. Thomas, 1625-1676.
Capt of Militia. Burgess in 478

In King

1684-1754, Capt, 2d

the Assembly of Md., 1674-
'75-
Trabue, Edmund F.
Todd, Capt. Thomas, 1660-1725.
Member of Maryland Assem
bly for Baltimore Co., 1674.
Holloway, Chas. Thos.
Tolman, Thomas, 1633-1718, Dor
chester, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War, under Thomas Swift.
Bird, Robert
Daly, Martin O.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Sherman, Roger
Tomlinson, Lieut. Agur, 1658-
1727. Ens., 1690, in Capt.
Ebenezer Johnson's Co., Strat
ford, defence of Albany.
Harral, George
Hubbell, Henry W.
Peet, Frederick T.
Terry, John Taylor
Tompson, Deacon Samuel, 1631-
1695, Braintree, Mass. Ens.,
1684. Deputy from Braintree
ten years.
Libby, Charles T.
Tompson, Rev. William, 1599-1666,
Braintree, Mass. Chaplain of
Narragansett Forces, 1645.
Libby, Charles T.
Tong (Thong), Lieut. Walter.
Ens. in N. Y. City Militia,
1710, 3d Co. Lieut, Queens
Co. Militia.
Fryer, Robert L.
Livingston, Philip
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Toppan, Lieut. Jacob, 1644  .
Ens., 1690. Lieut, 1717.
Remick, John Anthony
Remick, Timothy
Topping, Capt. Thomas,  1688.
Capt Southampton, L. I., Mili
tia, 1651. Asst, 1655, et seq.
Baker, Frank
Fahys, George E.
Fahys, George E., Jr.
Jones, Walter R.
Lindly, John M.
Torrey, Lieut. James, 1615-1685,
Mass. Commissioned Lieut, of
Provincial Forces, 1640.
Mackenzie, Geo. N.
Torrey, Lieut. Josiah, 1645-1732,

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Mendon, Mass. Selectman,
1 69 1, '92, '95, '96. Lieut, of
Militia, 1696.
Foster, V. William
Torrey, Capt. William, 1608-1690.
Hingham, Mass. Capt, 1645.
Deputy, 1644, et seq. Clerk,
House of Deputies, 1666.
Foster, V. William
Langdon, Perin
Laws, Harry L.
Torrey, Benjamin B.
Torrey, Corp. Wilson, 1732  ,
Mansfield, and Rehoboth,
Mass. In Major Howe's Co.,
Col. Joseph Dwight's Regt,
against Crown Point. Corp.,
1756, under Col. Thomas Doty,
Expedition to Canada, 1759.
Foster, Volney W.
Tourneur, Corp. Daniel, 1626-
1673. Corp., Military Co., at
Midwout, for defence against
English, 1654. Against In
dians, 1660. Magistrate, 1660-
'63. Patentee of Harlem.
Dos Passos, Louis H.
Griffen, Charles F.
Heylman, Henry Budelman
Spies, Francis F.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Turner, Chas. Henry B.
Tower, John, 1609-1702. Of Tow
er's Garrison House, King
Philip's War.
Ballord, Esek S.
Bates, James H.
Bissell, William P.
Brown, Paul
Evans, George F.
Farr, Marvin A.
Hill, Henry B.
Hill, Wm. S.
Hunnewell, Wm. Bowne
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Vickers, Wm. H. C.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Towne, Amos, 1709-1747, Arundel,
Me. Drowned at Mt Desert,
1747, while under Capt. Thos.
Perkins en route to defense of
Annapolis, Nova Scotia.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Towne, Sergt. Edmund, 1628-1678,

Topsfield, Mass. Sergeant in
Train Band.
Pa:ch, Charles Endicott
Towne, Ens. Jacob, 1632-1704,
Topsfield, Mass. Ens., 1687-
1704.
Gage, Herbert E.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Perkins, William H.
Townley, Col. Richard, 1628-
171 1. Capt, Elizabeth Town
Train Band, 1686. Col. before
1690. Took part in defeat and
arrest of Gov. Leisler, 1690.
Member of Gov. Lord Neill
Campbell's Council, East Jer
sey, 1686. Member of Gov.
Fletcher's Council, N. Y.,
1692.
Du Bois, Ernest Blois
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Haines, John P.
Magie, James McCosh
Parrot, George T.
Parrot, Raymond Townley
Pell, Howland
Schieffelin, Eugene
Schieffelin, George R.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Townley, Philip Beardsley
Townley, Stephen B.
Townley, Wm. Richard
Underhill, Frederic E.
Townsend, Andrew,  1677,
Lynn, Mass. In Capt. Gard
ner's Co., King Philip's War.
Evans, George F.
Townsend, Henry,  1695. As
sistant, 1650. Representative,
1653-
Ahles, Robt. Lawrence
Barlow, Peter T.
Macdonough, Rodney
Townsend, James,   . In
Capt James Dickenson's
Queens Co. Foot Company,
1715.
Jones, Walter R.
Townsend, John. Commissioner
in R. I., i652-'54.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Jones, Walter R.
Scott, John F,
Smith, Wm. Sidney

479

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Townsend, Richard,  1671.
Member of Provincial Assem
bly of Rhode Island.
Atkinson, John Bond
Townsend, Richard,  1739. In
Capt. John Hicks' Co., Queens
Co., N. Y., Militia, 1738.
Scudder, Townsend
Townsend, James H.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Townshend, Capt. Richard, 1596
 . Council, i636-'45. Bur
gess for the plantations be
tween Archer's Hope and Mar
tin's Hundred, Va., 1629. Capt.
of Militia.
Hornor, Wm. M.
MacDonnell, Austin M.
Trabue, Edmund Francis
Waters, John S. T.
Tozier (Tozer), Richard, 
1675, Kittery, Me. Served un
der Capt. John Wincoll, King
Philip's War. Killed by the
Indians, Oct. 16, 1675.
Fall, Charles G.
Fall, George H.
Harrington, Arthur C.
Lord, Calvin
Lord, Charles E.
Pickering, McLaurin J.
Trabue, Lieut. James, 1746-1803.
Lieut, in the Dunmore Indian
War against the Shawnees in
1774-
Trabue, Edmund F.
Tracy, Isaac, 1706-1779, Norwich,
Conn. Deputy, i74i-'75.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Chesebrough, George L.
Tracy, Lieut. John, 1633-1718,
Norwich, Conn. Ens., Dux
bury Co., 1682. Lieut., 1689.
Deputy from Duxbury, 1683-
'84, '86.
Meacham, Franklin Adams
Moseley, John G.
Tracy, John, 1642-1702, Norwich,
Conn. Deputy, 1694, '97, '99,
1701.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.

Chesebrough, George L.
Jewett, Stephen
Tracy, Lieut. Jonathan, 1646-
171 1, Preston, Conn. Lieut, of
Preston Train Band, 1690.
Deputy from Preston to the
General Assembly, Hartford,
Conn., 1699-1700. Deputy to
the General Court, 1710.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Tracy, Charles A.
Tracy, Thomas H.
Tracy, Lieut. Dr. SoLomon, 1651-
1732, Canterbury, Conn. Ens.,
Canterbury Co., 1700. Sergt,
1701. Lieut, 1702. Deputy,
1698, 1717.
Jewett, William P.
Ridgely, Charles
Starkweather, Frank H.
Tracy, Solomon, 1688-1751, Can
terbury, Conn. Deputy, 1726-
1750.
Jewett, William P.
Tracy, Lieut. Thomas, 1610-1685,
Norwich, Conn. Ens., ist Co ,
Militia, Conn., 1666. Lieut,
New London Co. Dragoons,
1672. Member of General
Court Commissary. King
Philip's War. Commissioner,
1678, et seq.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Bennett, Robert R.
Bottum, Harlow A.
Brewer, Alfred L.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Brockway, William S.
Chesebrough, George L.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Clark, Kenneth
Dewey, Chauncey E.
De Wolf, Edwin A.
Eager, Joseph P.
Farnam, Charles H.
Gere, Charles H.
Grant, Charles J. C.
Grant, Thomas P.
Hartson, Millard T.
Haughton, Richard
Hopkins, Constant Church
Huntington, Charles R.
Jewett, Stephen
jewett, William P.

480

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Johnson, Tracy Ayres
Kent, Charles F.
Kneeland, Frank G.
Lathrop, Alanson P.
Lord, Nathan H.
Macpherson, Robert B.
Mott, John T.
Mott, Luther W.
Murray, Charles H.
Parker, Calvin D.
Partridge, Edward L.
Prior, John A.
Rawson, Edw. S.
Ridgely, Charles
Ripley, Charles S.
Robinson, Chas. L. F.
Starkweather, Frank H.
Tracy, Charles A.
Tracy, Ira Otis
Tracy, Joseph P.
Tracy, Robert S.
Tracy, Thomas H.
Warren, Walter P.
Waterman, Harrison L.
Williams, Winslow T.
Traine, John,  1680. Member
of the Watertown, Mass.,
Train Band, 1652.
Cadle, Chas. F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Trask, Capt. William, 1587-1666,
Salem, Mass. Capt, 1632 et
seq. Commanded Salem Co.
in Expedition under Col. John
Endicott, 3d Mass. Regt.,
against Pequot Indians, 1637.
Representative, i635-'37, *39-
Bissell, William P.
Enos, Alanson T.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Partridge, Edward L.
Powell, Lyman T.
Taft, Horace D.
Trowbridge, William P.
Wood, Eric F.
Trask, William, 1640-1691. In
King Philip's War.
Enos, Alanson T.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Partridge, Edward L.
Travers, Capt. Samuel, 1660  ,
Richmond Co., Va. Capt. of
Militia, i685-'93.
Thomas, Douglas H.

Travers, William, 1630  .
Commissioner, 1673, to employ
Indians in defense of Colony.
House of Burgesses for Lan
caster Co., Va., 1677, and
Speaker.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Treat, Lieut. James, 1634-1709,
Wethersfield, Conn. Trooper,
Indian War, 1658, Governor's
Council.
Doane, Wm. H.
Smith, Charles S.
Smith, Howard C.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Treat, Major John, 1650  .
Major commanding Essex Co.,
N. j. Militia, 173 1. Assembly,
1695-1710.
Halsey, Henry A.
Halsey, Harlan Page
Treat, Capt. Joseph, 1662-1721,
Milford, Conn. Sergt. Ens.
Lieut Capt, 1708. Deputy,
i707-'o8.
Brereton, Tallmadge H.
Conover, John T.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Treat, John S.
Treat, Joseph, 1693-1772, Milford,
Conn. Ens., 1739. Lieut, 1741.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Treat, Hon. Richard, 1584-1669,
Wethersfield, Conn. Deputy,
i637-'44, for Wethersfield Co.
Asst, i657-'6s. Patentee under
Charles II. Charter, 1662.
Gov. John Winthrop's Council,
i663-'65.
Abbott, Everton J.
Andrews, James S.
Arnold, Benj. W.
Barnes, Alfred C.
Beardsley, Samuel F.
Bell, Jared W.
Benjamin, George P.
Bickford, Robt. Sloane
Blagden, Thomas
Booth, Charles E.
Boyd, Robt Munro, Jr.
Briggs, Herbert
Brooker, Charles F.
Camp, Charles L. N.
Canfield, Von Beck
Carpenter, William M.

481

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Chapman, Thomas B.
Cropper, John
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Davis, Septimus
Day, Robt. Webster
Denny, Thomas
Doane, William H.
Dudley, Frank A.
Durand, Harvey
Elliot, Daniel G.
French, Wm. Emerson
Gesner, Anthon T.
Grant, de Forest
Grant, Madison
Griffith, Wm. H.
Gross, Charles E.
Hack, Mervin R.
Hack, Thomas H.
Harral, George
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Hay, Charles C.
Heaton, John E.
Hosmer, Edward S.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Hulbert, Henry C.
King, Harris M.
Kittredge, Abbott E.
Logan, Walter S.
Lombard, Josiah L.
Mackenzie, Geo. N., 2d
Mackenzie, Geo. N., 3d
McGeoch, Arthur N.
Miller, Eddis N.
Moffat, R. Burnham
Morgan, George D.
Morris, Seymour
Morse, Glenn T.
Mosley, John G.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles Lathrop
Parker, George T.
Patten, John D.
Peet, Emerson W.
Peet, Frederick T.
Preston, Deming H.
Raymond, George L.
Reynolds, James
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Rich, William T.
Richards, George H.
Richardson, William E.
Root, Cyrus
Rumrill, Frank
Seymour, Henry

Shepard, Edw. M.
Smith, Archibald H.
Smith, Charles S.
Smith, Howard C.
Smith, Stewart W.
Stevens, John B.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Taylor, Ellsworth M.
Terry, John Taylor
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, William B.
Toler, Henry P.
Treat, Erastus B.
Treat, James W.
Walcott, Arthur S.
Welles, Paul
Wentworth, Moses J.
Wenzell, Henry B.
Whitman, Charles S.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Williams, John S.
Williams, Norman A.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Wilson, John A.
Wright, Ebenezer K
Wright, Harry Linn
Treat, Corp. Richard, 1622-1693.
In 1657 was Corporal of the
Train Band in Wethersfield,
the first Cavalry in Conn.
Booth, Charles Edwin
Treat, James W.
Wilson, J. Appleton
Treat, Rev. Richard,  *759-
Soldier, perhaps Chaplain.
Died on road to Quebec, 1759.
Treat, James W.
Treat, Gov. Robert, 1624-1710,
Milford, Conn. Lieut, 1654.
Capt, 1661. Commanding at
Great Swamp Fight. Major
commanding Conn. Troops,
Hadley and Springfield, 1673.
Dep.-Gov., i676-'82. Appoint
ed Gov., 1683. In the encoun
ter with the Indians at Bloody
Brook, Sept 18, 1675, his ar
rival on the scene of action
with the Conn. Forces turned
the tide. Col., 1687.
Ames, Joseph B.
Baldwin, Nathan A.
Bickford, Robert S.
Blagden, Thomas
Boyd, Charles H.

482

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Boyd, Robert M., Jr.
Brereton, Tallmadge H.
Bristow, Frank H.
Bunce, Jonathan B.
Chittenden, Jonathan Brace
Clark, Samuel W.
Conover, John T.
Cooper, William E.
Crane, Percy Waldron
Day, Robert W.
Downes, Anson T.
Downes, John I. H.
Downes, William E.
Durand, William C.
Ford, George H.
Goodwin, Augustus F.
Grant, De Forest
Grant, Madison
Griffith, William H.
Gunn, George M.
Halsey, Harlan Page
Halsey, Henry A.
Hayes, Charles H.
Kittredge, Abbott E.
Lindly, John M.
Lombard, John W. P.
Lombard, Josiah L.
Marsh, Henry D.
Merwin, Alexander M.
Merwin, Augustus White
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Randolph Green
Rich, William T.
Richards, George H.
Richards, Herbert Le Van
Smith, Bradish J.
Smith, Edwin P.
Smith, George L.
Smith, Stephen M.
Stevens, John B.
Taylor, Ellsworth M.
Toler, Henry P.
Tomlinson, Charles A.
Treat, Erastus B.
Treat, John S.
Treat, Howard Alton
Voorhees, John Brownlee
Ward, Leslie Dodd
Warren, Herbert C.
Woodruff, Rollin S.
Young, Charles Mervyn
Treat, Lieut. Thomas, 1668-1712.
Deputy, 1706 and 1712. Lieut,
Wood Creek Expedition, 1709.
Queen Anne's War.

Treat, Erastus B.
Treat, James W.
Treat, Timothy, 1731-1776. Pri
vate in Capt. Elisha Noble's
Co. of Sheffield, Mass., in the
French War, 1755.
Treat, James W.
Tredwell, Surgeon Benjamin, Jr.,
1735-1830, Hempstead, N. Y.
Surgeon on privateer-ship Her
cules, commanded by Capt.
Samuel Bayard, on a voyage
against the French, 1756.
Tredwell, Henry Hewlett
Van Nostrand, Benjamin T.
Tredwell, Capt. Thomas, 
1722. Capt of Militia,
Hempstead, Queens County,
N. Y, 1715-
Smith, Wm. Sidney
Tredwell, Henry Hewlett
Van Nostrand, Benjamin T.
Trenchard, Hon. George, 3d, 1720
 . King's Attorney, Salem
and Cumberland Counties.
Atty.-General, West New Jer
sey, i767-'75- Surrogate Gen
eral, 1772.
Trenchard, Edward
Trescott, John, 1651-1741, Dor
chester, Mass. In Capt. Sam
uel Wadsworth's Co., King
Philip's War, 1676.
Danforth, Allen
Triplett, Francis, 1728 - 1794,
Fauquier Co., Va. A Volun
teer from Prince William Co.,
.French and Indian War, 1750.
Hord, Arnold H.
Tripp(e), John, 1610-1678. Com
missioner, 1655. Deputy, 1648,
et seq. Asst, 1670, et seq.
Banks, Warren S.
Burlingame, Edwin A.
Dyer, Horace E.
Greene, Douglas N.
Peck, Raymond E.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Watson, William H.
Tripp, Ens. Othniel, 173 8-1 83 5,

* Service accepted by New York
Society before organization of
General Society. Service not now
qualifying.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Providence, R. I. Ens. in Col.
Harris' Regt. for the reduction
of Montreal and Canada, un
der Capt. Tew, 9th Company,
Feb., 1759.
Tripp, Frederick E.
Trippe, Lieut.-Col. Henry, 1632-
1697, Dorchester Co., Md.
Maj. of Horse, 1689. Lieut.-
Col. of Field Officers, 1694.
Lower House of Assembly,
i67i-'8i.
Trippe, Andrew C.
Trippe, Chas. W.
Trippe, James McC.
Trippe, Juan Terry
Trow, Bartholomew,  1753.
Capt. 9th Co., Col. Moulton's
Regt., at siege and capture of
Louisburg.
Blodgett, John T.
Trowbridge, Lieut. James, 1636-
1717, Newton, Mass. Deputy
from Cambridge, i700-'o3. In
King Philip's War. Lieut,
1675.
Adams, Herbert L.
Barrows, John W.
Brown, Daniel A.
Burnham, Albert W.
Cowee, James C.
Farr, William M.
Hall, Clayton C.
Hammond, Lyman D.
Hemenway, Frederick T.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Ray, Franklin T.
Reed, John L.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Trowbridge, Samuel B. P.
Trowbridge, William P.
Turner, Luther G.
Vaile, Joel F.
Trowbridge, Lieut. Thomas, 1632-
1702, New Haven Troop, Capt.
William Rosewell, King Phil
ip's War.
Dwight, Frederick
Hayes, Bichard Austin
Hotchkiss, Henry S.
Rose, John Carter
Trowbridge, Charles H.

Trowbridge, Edmund Q.
Trowbridge, Edwin D.
Trowbridge, Ezekiel H.
Trowbridge, Hayes Q.
Trowbridge, Rutherford
Trowbridge, Thomas R.
Trowbridge, Ens. William, 1700-
1787, New Haven. Ens. of
West Haven Co., 1751. .
Pack, Arthur Newton
Truax, Isaac Jacobse, 1726-1805.
Under Lieut. John Darling.
Peopendael Massacre, 1748.
Truax, Charles H.
True, Capt. Henry, 1645-1735,
Salisbury, Mass. Capt, 1696-
1722. Representative, i689-'95.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Scales, John
Stone, Jacob
Trumbull, Capt. Benoni, 1684-
1770. Ens., 1729. Lieut, 1736.
Capt, 1740, North Co. of
Hebron.
Norton, Edward L.
Trumbull, Gov. Jonathan, 1710-
1785. Dep.-Gov., i766-'69.
Gov. of Conn., i770-'83.
Coit, James Dana
Huntington, Frederick J.
Lanman, David H.
Trumbull, Jonathan
Tuck, John, 1652-1742, Hampton,
N. H. Deputy, 1696, 1717.
Palmer, William L.
Tuck, Jonathan, 1697 - 1781,
Hampton, N. H. Deputy, 1754,
1758.
Palmer, William L.
Tucker, Lieut. Benjamin, 1646-
1713, Roxbury, Mass. Lieut.
Roxbury Militia, 1710.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Tucker, Benoni, 1662-173 5, Ames
bury, Mass. Snowshoe Man in
Capt. Harvey's Co., Essex
Regt, i7o8-'o9.
Clark, Byron N.
Tucker, Lieut. Ephraim, 1689-
1774. Milton, Mass. Received
a Lieut's commission from
Gov. Shirley, 1744.
Chapman, Chandler P.
Tucker, Ezra, Jr., 1738-1804,

484

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Haverhill, Mass. Private in
Lieut. Benj. Gale's Co., Col.
Osgood's Regt. of Essex
County Militia. Regt. was at
Crown Point in i757-'s8.
Clark, Byron N.
Tucker, Capt. Moses, i 704-1 769,
New Ipswich, N. H. Capt
French and Indian War.
Start, Charles M.
Tucker, Wm. R. ,
Tucker, Robert, 1 604-1 682, Mil
ton, Mass. Deputy, 1669, '80,
'81.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Ware, Horace E.
Wheeler, Bertrand T.
Tuckerman, John, 1655-1735, Bos
ton, Mass. Under Captains
Henchman and Wadsworth in
King Philip's War, 1675-
'76.
Tuckerman, Alfred
Tuckerman, Bayard
Tuckerman, Bayard, Jr.
Tudor, Elihu, M.D., 1732-1826.
In the Campaign against Can
ada, 1755. Under Wolfe in
1759. In Havana Expedition,
1762.
Hoadley, James H.
Platt, Walter B.
Tufts, Capt. Peter, 1648-1721,
Medford, Mass. Representa
tive, i689-'92, '95, '97, '99-
1700, '02. Lieut, 1690. Capt.
of Horse, Indian Campaign,
1706.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Wolcott, Roger
Tupper, Capt. Thomas, Sr., 1578-
1676, Sandwich, Mass. Founder
of town, 1637. Capt. and
Member of Council of War.
Deputy, 1644, et seq.
Chilcott, Langdon S.
Lovering, Henry M.
Tupper, James B. T.
Tupper, Thomas, Jr., 1637-1706,
Sandwich, Mass. Capt. Barn
stable Co., 1690. Deputy,
Plymouth Col., 1679. Deputy,
Mass., 1692.

Chilcott, Langdon S.
Lovering, Henry M.
Young, Francis C.
Turck, Lieut. Paulus. Lieut, 1689.
Lieut, of Foot, New York,
King William's War.
Cannon, Henry B.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Turel, Capt. Daniel, 1646-1699,
Boston, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1674. Capt. Boston Mili
tia.
Talbot, Joel F.
Turel, Lieut. Daniel,  1693,
Boston, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1660. 2d Sergt, 1666. Lieut,
1676.
Talbot, Joel F.
Turgis, Francis,  1697. Mem
ber of Assembly, 1678.
Middleton, John I.
Turner, Humphrey, — — 1673,
Scituate, Mass. Representa
tive, Plymouth Col., 1640, et
seq. Private in Military
Co.
Baker, Alfred L.
Bicknell, George A.
Brown, John B.
Brown, Philip G.
Dutton, William D.
Homer, Wm. B.
Hunnewell, Wm. Bowne
Hunt, Arthur K.
Perry, Alex.
Rumrill, Frank
Turner, Philip F.
Vaile, Joel F.
Wood, Eric F.
Turner, John,  . One of
eight men from the town of
Scituate, Mass., in expedition
against the Narragansetts,
1645.
Perry, Alex.
Wood, Eric F.
Turner, Capt. Nathaniel, 
1647, New Haven, Conn.
Block Island Expedition, Gen.
John Endicott, 1636, and Pe
quot War. Gov.'s Asst, 1639
First Magistrate of New Ha
ven, 1639. Capt, Salem,
Mass., 1634.
Benjamin, George P.

485

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Carter, Walter S.
Cropper, John
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Moore, John Henry
Plumb, James I.
Royce, Alfred L.
Safford, Ralph Kirkham
Scoffield, George S.
Smith, Robert A.
Strong, Theron G.
Tuttle, Frank D.
Tuttle, Winthrop M.
Upson, William F.
Warren, Charles E.
Washburn, William I.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wright, Harry Linn
Turner, Capt. Philip,  1755-
Cornet of Troop of Horse,
King George's War, 1747-1749.
Capt. of Troop of Horse.
Deputy for Norwich.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Turner, Robert, 2d, 1635  .
Governor's Council, Penn.,
1686, et seq.
Bradford, Thomas H.
Turner, Capt. William,  1675.
Capt. King Philip's War;
killed in "Falls Fight," 1675.
Abbott, Charles J., Jr.
Adams, Benjamin B.
Davol, Chas. Joseph
Turner, Philip F.
Wheaton, John R.
Turner, William. Deputy, R. I.,
1757
Tilley, R. Hammett
Turney, Capt. Robert, 1633-1689.
Capt. of Fairfield, Conn., Train
Band, 1685.
Jennings, Walter
Turpin, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, 1708-
1790. Militia of Cumberland
Co., Virginia, 1754.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Deen, William M.
Patteson, Herbert L.
Patteson, Thomas A., Jr.
Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr.,
3rd
Turpin, Frank B.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Turrell, Ephraim, 1702 1784,
Woodbridge. In the French

486

and Indian War. Private in
Capt. James Peck's Co., 7th
Regt, 1755.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Tusten, Col. Benjamin, 1716-
1796. Southold, L. I., and
Goshen, N. Y. Judge of Co.
Court, 1763. Col. of a Regt.
of Militia. Deputy in 1775.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Maclaren, Robt. Forrest
Tusten, Thomas, 1635-1698. Mem
ber of Train Band under Lieut.
Glover, i652-'53, in the trou
bles with Dutch and Indians,
Southold.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Tusten (Thurston), Thomas,
1680-1736, Southold, L. I. Sol
dier in Capt. James Reeve's
Co., 1715.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Tuthill, Daniel, 1679-1762. In
Capt. Wm. Booth's Southold
Co., 1715.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Tuthill, John, 1635-1717. Mem
ber of Train Band in i652-'53,
Southold, under Lieut. Chas.
Glover, in the troubles with
Dutch and Indians.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Tuttle, Caleb, 1721-1790, New
Haven. Served 18 days in 1757
on expedition to relieve Fort
William Henry; in campaigns
of 1758, '59, '60.
Hawkins, William Elton
Tuttle, Capt. Daniel, 1680-174S,
Wallingford, Conn. Capt. of
Southeast Co., 1738.
Tuttle, Daniel S.
Tuttle, Lieut. John, 1 596-1656,
Ipswich, Mass. Representa
tive, 1644. A. & H. A. Co.,
1644.
Constant, S. Victor
Dyer, Leonard H.
French, Leon LeL.
Gordon, Edwin A.
Libby, Charles T.
Little, Henry L.
Wills, Henry LeB.
Wolcott, Roger
Tuttle, Capt. John, 1646-1720,

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Dover, N. H. Representative,
1692, '98-1701, '07. Lieut,
King William's War, i689-'90.
Capt, 1692. Member of the
Council of War, 1707.
Parker, C. Wallingford
Parker, Herman
Robinson, Charles L. F.
Runk, Louis B.
Soule, Horace H., Jr.
Tuttle, Hiram A.
Tuttle, Q. M. Capt. Joseph, 1692-
1761. Q. M. 2d Conn. Regt,
1742. Capt, East Haven Co.,
1743-
Candee, Henry S.
Tuttle, Nathaniel, 1652-1721. As
"a soldier," he was allotted
land at New Haven in 1680.
Hawkins, William Elton
Tuttle, William, 1609 1673.
Served on the Night Watch at
New Haven, 1646.
Brokaw, George T.
Cadle, Cornelius
Dwight, Frederick
Enos, Alanson T.
Gould, Charles J.
Hawkins, William Elton
Jennings, Walter
Lines, Harvey K.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Patterson, Andrew S.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Tuttle, Henry S.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Twichell, Joseph, 1654-1710, Dor
chester, Mass. In Capt. Sam
uel Moseley's Co., Great
Swamp Fight, 1675.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Stone, William E.
Twining, William, 1595 - 1659.
Served in the Indian Wars,
1645.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Tyler, Abraham, Sr., 1707-1776,
Haddam, Conn. Private Capt.
Well's 5th Company, Col.
Whiting's Regt, Conn. Mili
tia.
Tyler, James Jay
Tyler, Abraham, Jr., 1733-1804,
Haddam, Conn. Member of a

Regt. led by Col. Nathan
Whiting of Litchfield. In 2d
attack on Fort Ticonderoga,
1758.
Tyler, James Jay
Tyler, Lieut. Dudley, 1700-1790.
Clerk of a company of Capt.
Richard Turner's, 1757. Lieut.
in Capt. Daniel Spafford's Co.,
1761 and 1765.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Tyler, Sergt. Elijah, 1727  .
In Capt. John Trip's Co., Col.
Willard's Regt, 1755.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Tyler, Q. M. John, 1725-1794,
Attleboro, Mass. Q. M- and
Lieut, in Third Bristol Co.
Regt, Troop of Horse, 1762-
'71-
Carpenter, Wheaton A.
Tyler, Q. M., Moses, 1642-1727,
Boxford, Mass. Q. M. Essex
Co Militia, 1689.
Coffin, William K.
Dennett, Tyler
Dyer, Isaac W.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Tyler, Lieut. Moses, 1722-1804,
Attleboro, Mass. Lieut, in
Capt. Jacob Ide's Co., 1771.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Tyler, Nathaniel, 1699 - '774-
Enlisted in Capt. Slap's Co.;
on Muster Roll of Capt Bill
ing's Co., 1756.
Clark, Eliot A.
Tyler, Robert, 1671-1738. Assem
bly from Prince George's Co.,
Md., i704-'25.
Johnson, Bradley Tyler
Pottenger, Francis Marion
Tyler, Royall, 1724-1771, Boston.
Council, i764-'7i.
Tyler, Edward R.
Tyler, Samuel, 1655-1695, Ando
ver, Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Cadle, Cornelius
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Tyler, Capt. Samuel, 1695-1780,
Attleboro, Mass. Representa
tive, I747"'49- Capt, 1757.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Tyng, Edward, 1610-1681, Boston.

487

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Deputy, i66i-'62. Asst, 1668-
'81.
Bell, Charles U.
Libby, Charles T.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Parker, George T.
Rumrill, Frank
Tyng, Gov. Edward, 1649 1690.
Commander of Fort Loyal,
i68o-'8i. Council, Prov. of
Me., 1686. Lieut.-Col. and
Commander of the Prov. of
Laganaduck, i68i-'89. Gov. of
Nova Scotia, 1690.
Chadwick, William H.
Fox, James C.
Moseley, Chas. Wm.

Moseley, Edward A.
Starr, Isaac, Jr.
Tyng, Capt. William,  1653,
Boston and Braintree, Mass.
Capt. of Militia at Braintree.
A. & H. A. Co., 1638. Ens.,
1640. Treasurer of Colony,
1640-44. Commissioner New
England Colonies, 1643. Dep
uty from Boston, i639-'43, '47.
From Braintree, i649-'5i.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Jones, George W.
Stone, Chas. W.
Webber, William O.
Wood, Alfred Trenchard
Wood, Eric F.

U

Ufford, Ens. Samuel. Ens., Strat
ford, Conn., 1714. Lieut,
1720.
Whitney, Charles P.
Underhill, Capt. John, 1600-
1672. Officer, A. & H. A. Co.
In Pequot War. Gov. of Ex
eter and Dover, N. H., 1641.
Led the Dutch Troops against
the Simaroy Indians, 1644.
Ahles, Robt. Lawrence
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Barlow, Peter T.
Barrowe, Samuel
Barry, Herbert
Coles, Henry, R. R.
Davies, Julien T.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Field, Wm. Broadhurst Osgood
Marshall, Wm. St J. E.
Morgan, James L.
Morgan, John H.
Morton, Charles M.
Morton, Thomas G.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Smith, William Sidney
Spies, Francis F.
Sutton, Ashabel
Suydam, Walter L.

Taylor, Myron Charles
Taylor, Willard Underhill
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Tiffany, George
Townsend, Edwin S.
Townsend, Isaac H.
Townsend, James H.
Townsend, John
Tredwell, Henry Hewlett
Underhill, Edgar
Underhill, Francis T.
Underhill, Frederic E.
Underhill, Meredith
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Willets, Howard
Wing, John D.
Wing, John M.
Wing, Louis S.
Wood, Arnold
Wood, Gilbert Congdon
Wood, Rushmore
Underhill, Capt. John, 1718  .
Capt Westchester Co. Troops,
i758-'6o, French and Indian
War.
Underhill, Edgar
Underhill, Fred E.
Underwood, Corp. Jonathan, 1716-
1804, Sudbury and Weston.
Corp. in French and Indian
War from Sudbury.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris

488

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Underwood, Thomas, 1658  .
Soldier from Watertown in
King Philip's War.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Updike, Daniel, 1694-1757. At
torney-Gen. of R. I. Commis
sioner to meet Commissioners
of other Colonies, 1755, to
consult with Gov. Shirley of
Mass. who held field com
mand.
Hidden, Walter
Updike, Gilbert, 1605-1654, New
Amsterdam, N. Y. Member of
Council of War, 1645. Com
mander of Fort Good Hope,
1638, et seq.
Hagan, Gilbert H.
Kenyon, Geo. Henry
Mersereau, John D.
Updike, Lodowick, 1646-1736, R. I.
Deputy, 1696.
Hidden, Walter
Upham, John, 1600-1681, Wey
mouth and Maiden, Mass.
Deputy, i636-'39-
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Upham, Henry P.
Upham, Henry W.
Wade, James F.
Winship, Wm. H.
Wolcott, Roger
Upham, Lieut. Phineas, 1635-1676,
Maiden, Mass. Lieut, in Capt.
Wayte's Co., King Philip's
War. Lieut 4th Mass. Co.
under Capt. Isaac Johnson, in
the Great Swamp Fight, 1675.
After Capt. Johnson was shot,
took command until wounded.
Died from effect of his wounds
in Oct, 1676.
Baker, Frank Leslie
Bell, Charles U.
Crafts, John W.
Gould, Levi S.
Green, Samuel S.
Hall, Henry H.
Haskins, Charles W.
Heywood, Henry B.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Munds, James Theus
Orvis, Charles E.
Orvis, Edwin W.

Trumbull, Nathan Franklin
Upham, Charles C.
Upham, Edward D.
Upham, Frederick W.
Upham, Henry M.
Upham, Henry P.
Upham, Henry W.
Upham, James B.
Upham, Robert H.
Upham Wm. Henry
Wade, James F.
Winship, Wm. H.
Woolson, Charles A.
Upham, Phineas, 1659-1720, Mai
den, Mass. Deputy, I70i-'o2,
'05, '16, '18.
Bell, Charles U.
Upham, Henry W.
Wade, James F.
Winship, Wm. H.
Upshall, Nicholas, 1596 -1666,
Boston, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1637.
Haven, Wm.
Stevens, John W.
Upson, Sergt. Stephen, 1653-
1735, Waterbury, Conn. Dep
uty, • i7io-'i2, '29. Sergt.,
1715.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Upson, Capt. Stephen, Jr., 1686-
1777, Waterbury, Conn. Dep
uty, 1743, et seq. Capt. of
Militia.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Usher, Ens. Hezekiah, Sr., — —
1676, Boston and Billerica,
Mass. A. & H. A. Co., 1638.
2d Sergt, 1657. ist Sergt,
1663. Ens., 1664.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Gilbert, James H.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Stone, Charles W.
Usher, Col. John, 1648 - 1726.
Q. M. Boston Troop of Horse,
1683. Councillor, i686-'89, un
der Pres. Dudley and Gov.
Andros. Treasurer, 1686.
Lieut.-Gov. of N. H. and
Commander-in-Chief, i692-'97,
i703-'i5. A. & H. A. Co., 1673.
Colonel, 1715.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Utie, Capt. John,  1634. House

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

of Burgesses, Va., i623-'29, for
plantations between Archer's
Hope and Martin's Hundred.
Member for Hogg Island.

Capt. of Militia, 1631. Mem
ber of King's Council, 1632-
'34-
Browne, Bennet B.

V

Vail, Edward, i 695-1 749, Boston,
Mass. Member of the A. & H.
A. C, 1733-
Bates, Daniel M.
Vail, John, ist, 1663-1737, South-
old, L. I. In Southold Mili
tary Co., No. 1, Benjamin
Youngs, Capt, 1715.
Corwin, Hamilton S.
Jones, Charles L.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Vail, John, 2d,  1768, South-
old, L. I. In Southold Mili
tary Co. No. 1, Benjamin
Youngs, Capt, 171 5.
Corwin, Hamilton S.
Vail, Lieut. Thomas, , 1734-1807.
Sergt, Capt. Thomas Ferry's
Co., Col. Oliver de Lancey's
Regt. under Gen. Prideaux
and Sir William Johnson,
1759. Lieut. Capt. Israel
Horton's Co., N. Y. Militia,
Col. Nathaniel Woodhull, un
der Gen. Amherst, at capture
of Fort Lewis, 1760.
Vail, Henry H.
Valentine, Col. Benjamin, 1650-
1712. Dragoon in Colonial
service.
Lindsay, John D.
Valentine, Abraham B.
Valentine, Samuel H.
Van Alen, Pieter,  . In Capt.
John Schuyler's Albany Co.,
1715.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Van Alstyne, Capt. Abraham
Janse,  after 1742. Capt.
of an Albany Co., 171 5.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Van Baal, Jan Hendrickse, 1636
 , Albany. Magistrate of
Fort Orange and Indian Com

missioner, 1664, '66, '70, '72.
Cornet in Troop of Capt.
Jeremias Van Rensselaer in
1670. Judge of Court of Ad
miralty in 1664, '72.
Reichner, Aiken
Van Benschoten, Ensign Elias,
1679  . Ensign in Capt.
Wessel Ten Broeck's Ulster
Co. Company, Canada Expedi
tion, 1711.
Helmuth, William T.
Van Bersum, Egbert,  . Sol
dier in Burgher Corps, 4th Co.,
1653.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Van Bibber, Capt. John, 1740-
1820. Fought in the battle of
Point Pleasant, 1774. One of
the most daring Indian fighters.
Smith, Rogers M.
Van Blarcum, Jan Lubbertsen,
 1674. Commissioned to
fortify Bergen against the
English, 1664.
Cannon, Henry Brevoort
VAN Brugh, Capt. Johannis Pie-
terszen, 1624- 1697. Corp.
Blue Flag Co., Burgher Corps,
i652-'53, New Amsterdam.
Prest. of the Bench, 1662. Pro
vincial Envoy to Amsterdam,
1664. Burgomaster, i673-*74.
Capt New Orange, i673-'74.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Boardman, Lansdale
Botsford, Harry G.
Brown, Paul R.
Davies, Julien T., Jr.
Davies, William G.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Denny, Thomas
Du Bois, Ernest Bloise
Du Val, Clive L.

490

Index of ancestors

Fryer, Robert L.
Hardie, Joseph C.
Livingston, John H.
Livingston, Philip
Minis, John L.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Runk, Louis B.
Satterlee, Francis LeR.
Storm, Clarence
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Van Brugh, Capt. Peter, 1666-
1740. Mayor of Albany, N. Y.,
1699-1700, '2o-'23. Member of
Assembly, 1705, et seq. Capt
at Fort Orange, 1715-1722.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Du Val, Clive L.
Fryer, Robt. L.
Livingston, Philip
McKinstry, Chas. H.
Satterlee, Francis LeR.
Seaman, Louis L.
Van Brunt, Major Cornelius,
 1754. King's Co. Militia,
1700. General Assembly,
Prov. N. Y., 1690-1711.
Voorhees, William P.
Warner, Culbreth H.
Van Brunt, Col. Joost Rutgers,
 1746. Ens. Foot, Kings
Co. Militia. Lieut, 1700.
Capt, 1705. Lieut.-Col., 1715.
Col., 1722.
Schenck, Charles L.
Schenck, Willard P.
Van Buren, Ens. Martin, 1678-
1740, Albany. Ensign in 171 5.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Van Buren, Petrus, 1723  .
Soldier for frontier defense,
1767.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Van Buren, Pieter Tobias, 1697
 , Kinderhook, N. Y. Served
in Capt. Fraens Claevw, Jr.'s
Co., Kinderhook, May 15, 1767.
Neithercut, Richard Irving
Van Buskirk, Lourens Andries-
sen,  1694. Appointed
member of Governor's Coun
cil, N. J., Mar. 18, 1672, and
served many years.
Mersereau, John D.

Poillon, Arthur
Poillon, William
Vance, Capt. John,  1763.
Captain in the Lower Regi
ment, New Castle County
Militia, 1747-1755.
MacDonough, Rodney
VanCleef, Laurens,  1780,
Freehold, N. J. On Muster-
roll of Sept., 1746, to serve
under Capt. Richards against
Canada.
Jones, Walter R.
Van Corlear, Benoni,  1704.
Cornet, Capt. Killian Van
Rensselaer's Troop, Col. Peter
Schuyler's Regt, Albany, 1700.
Cutler, James G.
Cutler, Joseph W.
Van Cortlandt, Col. Frederick,
 . Colonel of a Regi
ment of Militia in Westchester
Co., N. Y., 1741.
Marshall, Wm. St. John Elliot
Van Cortlandt, Col. Jacobus,
1658  . Col. of Militia,
Prov. N. Y., 1702. Kings Co.
Militia, I7i7-'i8. Expedition
to Canada, 1711.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Fryer, Robert L.
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Suydam, Walter L.
Van Cortlandt, Col. Oloff Stev-
en«en, 1600-1684, New Am
sterdam. One of the eight
men to adopt measures against
the Indians, 1645. Col. Bur
gher Corps, 1649, '55-'64-
Burgomaster, New Amsterdam,
1655, '56. '58, '60, '62, '63.
Schepen, 1654. Commissioner
to settle boundaries between
New Netherland and New
England, 1663. Commissioner
to surrender New Netherland
to the English, 1664.
Astor, John Jacob
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Bailey, Theodorus
Bascome, Western R.
Beekman, J. William
Cammann, Chas. Lewis
Campbell, Wm. A.
Clark, Kenneth

491

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Cunningham, Francis DeL.
Cunningham, Wm. De Lancey
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
De Luze, Philip S.
De Peyster, F. Ashton
Douw, Charles G.
DuBois, Ernest Bois
Erving, William V. R.
Fryer, Robert L.
Hardie, Joseph C.
Harriman, Francis C.
Harriman, William E.
Hillhouse, Chas. B.
Hillhouse, Francis
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Hunt, Ridgely, Jr.
Livingston, Philip
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Ogden, Thomas L.
Oothout, John W.
Paige, Edward W.
Parker, Charles W.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Runk, Louis B.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Sill, Howard
Sill, John T.
Storm, Clarence
Suydam, Walter L.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Tucker, William R.
Van Cortlandt, Robt. B.
Vander Veer, Edgar A.
Van Rensselaer, Augustus C.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Ver Planck, Wm. G.
Watkins, de Lancey W.
Whitehead, Cortlandt
Woodward, Francis W.
Van Cortlandt, Col. Stephanus,
1643-1710. Kings Co. Regt,
i67i-'93. Member King's Coun
cil, 1680-1700.
Bascome, Western R.
Clark, Henry S.
Cunningham, Francis de L.
Cunningham, Wm. D.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Erving, William V. R.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Livingston, Philip
Ogden, Thomas L.
Parker, Charles W.

Russell, William H.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Schuyler, Philip Van R.
Tucker, Wm. Ruggles
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Ver Planck, William G.
Whitehead, Cortlandt
Van Cowenhoven, Capt. Jacob.
One of the "Nine Men," 1647-
'58. Capt. of Burghery in
Netherland.
Coles, Henry Rutgers Remsen
Foster, Frederick de P.
Suydam, Walter L.
Weisse, Faneuil S.
Van Cowenhoven, Jan Gerretse,
1639  , Flatlands, Manhat
tan. Member of Leister's
Council ; of New Amsterdam
Court of Exchequer.
Reichner, Aiken
*Van Cowenhoven, Wolfert Ger
retse, 1 630-1 660. One of the
Eight Men; also one of the
Twelve Men under Gov. Kieft,
1643-44.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Conover, Chas. Hopkins
Duffield, Howard
Hutton, Arthur L.
Jones, Walter R.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Lefferts, Frederic R.
Lefferts, William H.
Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
McKesson, Irving
Perry, Alexander
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Suydam, Walter L.
Trenchard, Edward
Weisse, Faneuil S.
Van Dam, Gov. Rip, 1660-1749.
N. Y. Provincial Assembly,
1699. Member of Council.
Gov. of the Prov., 173 1.
Crosby, Maunsell S.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Duane, William N.
DuVal, Clive L.
Fryer, Robert L.
Livingston, Philip

"Service not now qualifying.

492

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

McKinstry, Chas. H.
Miller, John B.
Newman, Clarence E.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Satterlee, Francis LeR.
Van Den Bergh, Corporal Arent,
 . Soldier in Fort at
Albany, 1689.
Dwight, Frederick
Vandenbergh, Barent Gerritse,
 . In Capt. Henry Van
Rensselaer's Albany Co., 1715.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Van Der Beek, Coenradus, 1647-
1709. Was one of the soldiers
sent on an expedition to Al
bany, 1690.
Katzenbach, Frederick F.
Vanderberg, Johannes,  ,
Albany, N. Y. Soldier in Capt.
Jacobus Van Schoonhoven's
Company, N. Y. Militia, 1715.
Morrison, Geo. A., Jr.
Van Der Bogaert, Surgeon Har-
men myndertse, 1612-1647.
Surgeon, West India Co.'s ship
Endraght, at New Amsterdam,
i630-'33. Commissary at Fort
Orange, 1645.
Du Bois, William M.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Van Voast, Horace S.
Viele, Sheldon T.
Van der Cliff, or Van Cliff,
Lieut. Dirck,  1694. Com
missioned Lieut, 1684.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Van der Heyden, Dirck, 
 . In Capt. Schuyler's
Troop, Albany, 171 5.
Grinnell, William M.
Vander Leyden, Matthias. Mem
ber of Md. Assembly, 1709, '13,
'15, '16.
Brice, Philip H.
Van der Poel, Abraham, 1680
 . On a "List of the Men
who have sign'd to goe on
board Capt. Calvers," 1704.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Van der Poel, Lieut. Melgert
Wynantse, 1646-1710. Lieut.
for Albany defense, 1690.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Van der Spiegel, Cadet Laurens,

Burgher Corps, 2d Platoon
under Sergt. Isaac Van Kleeck,
Cornells Steenwyck, Capt.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Fryer, Robert L.
Vandervoort, Paulus, Queen's Co.,
N. Y. Under Capt Nathaniel
Hazen, 1715.
Hale, Walter S.
Timberlake, William S.
Van Deusen, Corp. Abraham
Pieterson. Lance Corp. in 2d
Burgher Corp., New Amster
dam, 1653. One of the "Twelve
Men," Aug., 1641. One of the
"Eight Men," Nov., 1643. One
of the "Mounted Guards,"
1653.
Kinnan, Morris Egenton
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Maclaren, Robt. Forrest
Reynolds, Henry S.
Shirley, Rufus G.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Van Dusen, Fred Clark
Van Deusen, Gysbert, 1709  .
In Lieut David Schuyler's Co,
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Van Deusen, Jacobus, 1670-1729.
Conducted a detachment to
Albany; was allowed expenses
of military transport, 1703.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Van de Water, Q. M. Evert, 
1714. Quartermaster of a
Troop of Horse of a Regt. of
Militia in New York City in
1700, and again in 1702 on the
arrival of Lord Cornbury.
Hance, William W.
Van Duzer, Isaac,  . On
roll of "Captyn Cornells Har-
ing's Company of Orange Co.
Militia, Oct. 25, 171 5."
Maclaren, Robt. Forrest
Van Dyck, Dr. Jacobus,  .
Surgeon of Fort at Schenec
tady, 1704, Queen Anne's War.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Van Dyck, Jan Thomasse, 1632-
1673, New Utrecht, L. I. He
was Sergt, 1659, in Esopus
War. Commissioner to First

493

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Court, 1661. Magistrate for
Fort Orange and New Utrecht,
1654, '57, '58, '59, '60, *6i, '62,
'63, '73-
Martin, George Washington
Van Dyke, Ens. Hendrick, 
1655. Ens. under Gov. Kieft,
against Indians of Westchester,
i639-'42. Under Capt. Under
hill on Long Island, 1644.
Member of Council, 1642, et
seq. Schout Fiscall, 1645-
'52.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
De Forest, Louis Effingham
Kinnan, Morris Egenton
Reynolds, Henry S.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Van Dyke, Jan, 1680-1764. Private
in 6th Co., New jersey Mili
tia, 1715. Founder of New
Brunswick, N. J. Alderman
by Charter of King George
II.
Aitken, Wm. B.
Van Dyke, Capt. Jan Janse, 1652-
1736. Lieut, of New Utrecht
Militia, 1689. Capt, 1700.
Aitken, Wm. B.
Van Eps, Jan Baptist,  1673.
French and Indian Wars.
Taken captive Schenectady,
1690, carried to Canada;
escaped after three years. Was
afterward Interpreter and
Ambassador of Five Nations.
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Santvoord, Seymour V.
Van Eps, Jan Dirk,  1690.
Killed in the defense of Sche
nectady against the French
and Indians.
Santvoord, Seymour V.
Van Eps, Lieut. Johannes, 1673-
1690, Schenectady, N. Y.
Lieut, of Foot under Capt
Johannes Glen.
Boucher, Charles
Dwight, Frederick
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Fryer, Robert L.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Van Voast, Horace S.

Van Gelder, Johannes. Mus
keteer in Fort in New York,
June 12, 1689.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Haines, John P.
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Van Guysling, Myndert, 1691-
1772, Schenectady, N. Y. In
2d Foot Co. of Schenectady,
N. Y., 1715-
Van Guysling, George E.
Van Harlinger, Jan Wybesse,
 . Private in Co. from
Fort Orange that went to fight
Esopus Indians in 1660.
Dwight, Frederick
Van Horne, Col. Philip, 1719  .
Commanding a Regt of Mili
tia, Prov. of N. J., 1771.
Boardman, Lansdale
Lansdale, Philip Van Horne
Van Imbroch, Dr. Gysbert G,
 1665. Surgeon in Esopus
War. Member of Court at
Wildwyck.
Bogert, Theodore P.
Bogert, William B.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Van Keuren, Capt. Matthys
Jansen. Ens., 1670. Capt,
1685; later served against
French on northern frontier.
Sherrill, Charles H.
Van Kleeck, Capt. Baltus. Capt.
of Foot Co., Ulster and Dutch
ess Troop, Lieut.-Col. Jacob
Rutsen, 1693 and 1700, for at
tack on Canada.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Van Kleeck, Lawrence, 1690-
1769, Poughkeepsie. In Capt
Barend Z. Van Kleeck's
Dutchess Co. Company, 1715.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, William S.
Van Kortright, Michiel Bastaen-
sen, 1630-1689. Member of
Night Watch, 1676. Magis
trate, 1673.
Ryer, George S.

¦194

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Ryer, James B.
Spies, Francis F.
Van Leeuwen, Johannes, 
 . A member of Capt.
Timothy Bagley's Co. of Horse,
Queens Co., L. I., 1714.
Hudnut, Alex. M.
Van Luvanigh, Ens. Zachariah,
 1789. Ens., 1756, French
and Indian War, Upper Regt,
New Castle Co., Delaware.
Bird, John B.
Du Pont, Charles I.
Du Pont, Victor, Jr.
Du Pont, Victor, 3d
Wainwright, Francis King
Wainwright, Clement R.
Van Naerden, Lieut. Pieter Cas-
parse Mabie,  1663. Corp.,
Burgher's Corps, 1653. Ens.,
1658. Lieut, 1660. Died on
Expedition to Esopus, 1663.
Kinnan, Morris Egenton
Mabie, Hamilton W.
Reynolds, Henry S.
Vanneman, Lieut. Garret, 1713-
1761. Commissioned Lieut, in
Capt. Abraham Nelson's Co.
of Piles Grove, Col. Nicholas
Gibbon's Salem and Cumber
land County Regt. of Foot,
1748.
Reichner, Aiken
Reichner, Louis Irving
Van Nese, Jan,  1747. In Capt.
Johannes Mingael's Co., Al
bany, in 1715.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Van Ness, Capt. Cornelius Hen
dricks,  1681. Capt, Night
Watch, Rensselaerwyck, 1663.
Corbusier, William H.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Van Ness, Capt. John, 1725  .
Capt. of a Co. of N. Y. Pro
vincial Troops, 1760.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe
Van Newkirk, Sergt. Arien Ger
ritsen, 1662  , Ulster Co.,
N. Y. Trooper in i686-'87,
under Capt Beeckman. Sol
dier, 1687, at Esopus, under
Capt Thos. Gersones. Ens.,
1700. Sergt, 1738.
Keator, Frederick R.

Van Nuys, Isaac, 1695-1780. Served
as a Private in Capt. Aartt
Van Pelt's Co. of King's
County Militia in the Colony
of New York, 171 5.
Van Nuys, James Benton
Van Oblinus, Joost,  1706.
Member ist Co. of Harlem.
Night Watch, i675-'76, for
protection against Indians.
Spies, Francis F.
Van Pelt, Lieut. Jan Teunissen,
 . Lieut, 1689. Mem
ber of Assembly, 1692. Peti
tioned in 1702 against the
Leisterian faction.
Mersereau, John D.
Van Rensselaer, Capt. Hendrick,
1667-1740. Capt, 2d Co.,
Manor of Rensselaerwyck,
1717.
Runk, Louis B.
Storm, Clarence
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Van Rensselaer, Capt. Henry.
Capt, Foot, 1735. N. Y. Pro
vincial Forces, French and In
dian Wars.
Hardie, Francis H.
Hardie, Joseph Cuyler
Van Rensselaer, Col. Jeremias,
1632-1674. The 2d Patroon.
Member Colonial Assembly
and Speaker, 1664. Col., Mili
tia.
Bascome, Western R.
Beekman, James Wm.
Campbell, Wm. A.
Clark, Henry S.
Clark, Kenneth
Cogswell, Cullen Van R.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
De Luze, Philip S.
Douw, Charles G.
Erving, William Van R.
Hardie, Francis H.
Hardie, Joseph Cuyler
Harriman, Francis C.
Harriman, William E.
Hillhouse, Francis
Livingston, Philip
Oothout, John W.
Paige, Edward W.
Plympton, Gilbert M.

495

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Runk, Louis B.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Sill, Howard
Sill, John T.
Simpson, Jay Maxwell
Storm, Clarence
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Vander Veer, Edgar A.
Van Rensselaer, Augustus C.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Van Rensselaer, Eugene
Van Rensselaer, John
Van Rensselaer, John A.
Woodward, Francis W.
Van Rensselaer, Col. Johannes,
1708-1783. N. Y. Provincial
Forces.
Cogswell, Cullen Van R.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
*Van Rensselaer, Kiliaen, 1595-
1647. ist Patroon, Manor of
Rensselaerwyck, 1631.
Clark, Henry S.
Erving, Wm. V. R.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Van Rensselaer, Lieut.-Col. Kil-
lian, 1663-1719. Second Lord
and 4th Patroon of the Manor
of Rensselaerwyck. Capt, Al
bany Co. Militia, defense of
Schenectady, 1693. Member
of Assembly. Member of Pro
vincial Council, N. Y., 1693-
1719.
Clark, Henry S.
Harriman, Francis C.
Ogden, Thos. L.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Schuyler, Philip Van R.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Van Rensselaer, Eugene
Van Rensselaer, Lieut. Killian,
1717-1781. Provincial Forces
of N. Y., 1743.
Douw, Charles G.
Hoff, J. Van Rensselaer
Van Schaick, Capt. Anthony,
1682 - 175 — . Commissioned
Lieut, by Gov. Hunter, 1717.

*Service accepted by the New
York Society before organization
of General Society. Service not
now qualifying.

496

Commissioned Capt. of the
"Manor of Rensselaerwyck"
by Gov. Burnet, Oct. 26, 1725.
Served in Indian Wars. Held
prisoner by the French in
Quebec.
Van Schaick, Arthur P.
Van Schaick, Capt. Anthony,
1721-1782. Commissioned Capt.
by Gov. Shirley, June 23,
1755-
Van Schaick, Arthur P.
Van Schaick, Anthony Sybrant,
1681-1737. Commissioned Cor
net by Gov. Hunter, 1717.
Served in French and Indian
Wars, Albany, N. Y.
Van Schaick, Arthur P.
Van Schaick, Capt. Goosen Ger-
ritse,  1676. Lieut, 1670,
at Albany, Rensselaerwyck and
Schenectady, 1672. Capt, 1673,
Dutch reoccupation of New
Netherland.
Bleecker, Anthony J.
Brown, Bache Hamilton
Clark, Kenneth
Cox, John L.
Delafield, Edward C.
Delafield, John R.
Hill, Robert C.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Inches, Geo. B.
Livingston, Philip
Marshall, Wm. St J. E.
Suydam, Walter L.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Van Shaick, Arthur P.
Van Shaick, Harrison L.
Wurts, Pierre J.
Van Schaick, Col. Gozen, 1736-
1789, Albany, N. Y. Lieut-
Col., ist Regt, 1761. Capt. of
Troops of the Province of N.
Y, 1759. Col. of 2d N. Y.
Regt., 1775. Col., ist Regt. of
Line, i776-'8j. Grig.-Gen. by
Brevet, 1783.
Bloodgood, John Van Schaick
Van Schaick, Levinus,  ,
New York. Fortified a mill
on Rensselaer's Place against
the French and Indians, 1690.
Also fought against them in

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1689. Alderman, 1693. Justice,
1693.
Marshall, William St J. E.
Van Schoonhoven, Capt. Jacobus,
1690-1749. Colonial Forces, N.
Y., Albany Co., 1715.
Thorne, Joel W.
Thorne, Samuel, Jr.
Whitney, Drake
Van Schuyler (see Schuyler),
Capt. Filyp Pieterse, 1628-
1683. Capt, N. Y. Provincial
Forces, 1667. Capt. of Foot at
Schenectady, 1669.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Barrell, Henry F.
Bascome, Western R.
Beekman, James Wm.
Church, Richard
Clark, Kenneth
Crosby, Edward N.
Crosby, Livingston
De Luze, Philip S.
Duane, William N.
Du Val, Clive L.
Fryer, Robert L.
Goodspeed, Benj. F.
Hamersley, J. Hooker
Harriman, William E.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Howard, Charles E. M.
Livingston, Philip
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Miller, John B.
Montgomery, J. Lynch
Myer, Albert J.
Parker, Charles Wolcott
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Robbins, Le Roy K.
Satterlee, Francis Le R.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Schuyler, Clarkson C.
Schuyler, Philip Van R.
Schuyler, Montgomery
Schuyler, Sidney S.
Seaman, Louis L.
Sill, John T.
Spalding, Geo. B., Jr.
Suckley, Robert B.
Ver Planck, William G.
Whitehead, Cortlandt
Van Slichtenhorst, Brant Ar-
entse, 1610-1668. First Resi
dent Director of Colony of
Rensselaerwyck, i646-'48. Com

mander of Fort at Rensselaer
wyck. >
Armstrong, Horatio G.
Azoy, Anastasio C. M.
Barrell, Harry F.
Bascome, Western R.
Beekman, James William
Clark, Kenneth
Crosby, Edward N.
Crosby, Livingston
Cunningham, Francis de L.
Cunningham, Wm. de L.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Fryer, Robert L.
Hamersley, J. Hooker
Livingston, Philip
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Montgomery, J. Lynch
Myer, Albert J.
Parker, Charles W.
Pillot, Peter S.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Pruyn, John Van S. L
Robbins, Le Roy K.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Sanford, Henry G.
Satterlee, Francis Le R.
Schieffelin, Schuyler
Schuyler, Clarkson C.
Schwartz, Frank N.
Schwartz, John L.
Seaman, Louis L.
Sill, John T.
Simpson, Jay Maxwell
Spalding, Geo. B., Jr.
Suckley, Robt. B.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Vander Veer, Edgar A.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Whitehead, Cortlandt
Van Steltyne, Capt. Evert Pels,
 . One of first three
Schepens of Wiltwyck, Esopus,
1661. Capt. of a Troop of
Horse, 1684. Member of a
Military Council during sec
ond Esopus War.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Van Suydam, Lieut. Rick, 1675-
1741, Flatbush, L. I. In service
against all enemies, pirates, or
rebels, on land or sea, 1715.
Suydam, Walter L.

497

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Suydam, Walter Lispenard, Jr.
Weisse, Faneuil S.
Van Sweringen, Garrett, 1636-
1698. Councillor and Commis
sary-General from Amsterdam
to New Amstel (Newcastle,
Del.), on the South River.
Buckey, John Spencer
Graham, Kelley
Swearingen, Embry Lee
Swearingen, Henry C.
Tiernan, Charles B.
Welsh, Luther W.
Van Tuyl, Abraham,  '735-
Private under Lieut. Jacob
Corsen, North Company, Rich
mond County Militia, N. Y.,
1715.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Poillon, Arthur
Poillon, William
Van Veghten, Capt. Dirck
Teunis, 1634-1702. Capt, 1686-
'89.
Bussing, John S.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Van Vechten, A. Van W.
Van Vechten, Lieut. Teunis,
1707-1785. First Lieut, 1748.
Capt. Casparus Bronk's Co.,
First Battalion, Sir William
Johnson's Regt, Albany Co.,
N. Y.
Van Vechten, A. Van W.
Van Voorhees, Albert Stevense.
In Capt. Roulif Terhune's Co.
of Militia, 1715.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Van Voorhees, Capt. Coert Stev
ense, 1637-1702, Flatlands, L.I.
Capt, 1689, Amersfoort, Kings
Co. Militia, under Maj. Ger
ardus Beekman; in King Wil
liam's War; in French and In
dian Invasion of the Prov. of
N. Y. and march on Albany.
Debevoise, George
Debevoise, Paul
Debevoise, Thomas McElrath
Voorhees, George V. W.
Van Vorst, Dirck, 1705  .
Wounded and taken prisoner
at Poependael Massacre. Old
French War, i744-'4S.
Boucher, Charles

Van Vorst, Jellis, 1670  . ist
Foot Co. of Schenectady, 1715,
Capt. Johannes Sanderse Glen.
Boucher, Charles
Van Voast, Horace S.
Van Vranken, Gerrit Ryckertse,
 1748. Private in Capt
Jacobus Van Schoonhoven's
Co , 1715.
Dwight, Frederick
Van Vreedenberg, William, 
 . Soldier in Dutch West
India Co., i658-'6i.
Du Pont, Henry A.
Du Pont, Henry F.
*Van Whickel (or Winckel), Ja
cob Walingsen. One of the 12
Men, Aug. 29, 1641.
Corbusier, William H.
Van Wie, Hendrickse Gerritse,
 1691. Soldier, Expedition
to Canada, 1690. Wounded at
La Prairie.
Beale, Charles F. T.
Isham, Norman M.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Van Wyck, Adjt. Cornelius, 1696-
1761. Adjt. in Col. Isaac Hick's
Regt. Private in Jonathan
Wright's Co., Flushing, in
1715.
Brett, Cornelius
Vardaman, John, 1718-1827. Served
in the Militia of Bedford
County, Va. Later in the
Revolution.
Hume, Edgar Franklin
Varnum, George, 1594-1649, Ips
wich, Mass. In Indian wars
in Mass.
Eaton, Joseph G.
Gage, Herbert E.
Varnum, James M.
Varnum, Robert T.
Varnum, Maj. Joseph, 1672-1749.
Representative from Dracut,
i72i-'22. Capt, i72i-'22. Ma
jor, I722-'23.
Gage, Herbert E.
Varnum, James M.
Varnum, Robert T.
Varnum, Samuel, 1620-1680, Ips
wich, Mass. In Capt. Nicholas

498

' Service not now qualifying.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Manning's Co., King Philip's
War.
Varnum, James M.
Varnum, Robert T.
Varnum, Maj. Samuel, 1715-1797.
Mass. Troop, Indian Wars.
Varnum, James M.
Varnum, Robert T.
Vassall, Lieut. John, 1625-1690.
Lieut, Scituate Co., 1652. Mem
ber of Assembly for Clarendon
Co., i665-'7i. Surveyor-Gen
eral, i664-'72.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Vassall, William, 1593-1655. Gov.
ernor's Assistant, Mass. Bay
Colony, i629-'30. Council of
War, Plymouth Colony, 1642.
Allen, Francis O.
Bucklin, Harry Masters
Collins, Holdridge O.
Freeman, Alden
Jeffries, John T. L.
Upham, Henry P.
Vaughan, George, 1622-1694. In
Capt. John Tomson's Co. in
the garrison at Middleborough,
Mass., at outbreak of King
Philip's War, 1675.
Talbot, Archie L.
Vaughan, George, 1 650-1 704, Dep
uty, 1684, '98, '99, 1704. Served
in a cavalry company, 1687.
Burlingame, Edwin A.
Vaughan, George, 1676-1724. Vol
unteer in Expedition against
Port Royal, 1710. Lieut.-Gov.
of N. H., I7i5-'i7.
Butters, George
Butters, William
Shannon, Richard C.
Shannon, Richard Cutts, 2d
Vaughan, Capt. Robert, 1 600-1 668.
Commander of Palmer's Island,
1637. Lieut, 1640. Capt, 1647.
Commander of Kent, Md.,
1647. Privy Councillor, 1648-
'50. Member of Assembly,
1642. Burgess for Kent, 1650,
'62.
Spencer, John T.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Vaughan, Maj. William, 1640-
1719. Lieut, of Horse, 1672.
Capt, 16S0. A Royal Council-

CaptRich-

1701-

lor in Charter granted 1679,
constituting New Hampshire a
separate province. Councillor,
i690-'98. President of Council,
i7o6-'i5. Commanded Pro
vincial Militia, 1690. Later
Maj.
Butters, George
Butters, William
Jameson, Winfield S.
Parker, Henry R.
Rust, Nathaniel J.
Veazey, Col. John, 1700-1777. Col.,
Provincial Military Force in
Cecil Co., Md., I7s6-*s8. Com
mander of Cecil Co., 1755-
'58.
Veazey, Duncan
Veazey, George R.
Veght, Capt. Jan, 1684  .
of Northern Division,
mond Co. Militia, 1738.
Aitken, Wm. B.
Venable, Capt. Abraham,
1768. Member of the Virginia
House of Burgesses, 1748.
Ballantine, Henry W.
Vaughn. Wm. W.
Venable, Capt. Nicholas, 1732-
1808. Member of the Va.
House of Burgesses, represent
ing Prince Edward. Co., 1768.
Ballantine, Henry W.
Veren, Capt. Nathaniel, 1623-
1665. Served in the Expedi
tion of 1655 against the Span
iards of Jamaica, for which
3,500 men and a Troop of
Horse were enlisted in Bar
bados.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Vermilye, Isaac, 1601-1676. Com
manded Harlaem Volunteers
in Expedition to Esopus, 1663.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Dos Passos, Louis H.
Hays, Eugene Delaney
Hutchings, DeWitt V.
King, Rufus
Rockwood, Chas. G, Jr.
Underhill, Edgar
Underhill, Frederic E.
Vermilye, Ashbel G.
Vermilye, Frederic M.

499

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Vermilye, Johannes, 1632-1696.
Member Gov. Leisler's Coun
cil, 1690.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Dos Passos, Louis H.
Hutchings, DeWitt V.
King, Rufus
Rockwood, Charles G.
Underhill, Edgar
Underhill, Frederic E.
Vermilye, Ashbel G.
Vernon, Randal, 1640-1725. Mem
ber Provincial Assembly of
Penn., 1687.
Griswold, Benjamin H.
Howell, Henry W., Jr.
Stewart, Andrew
*Ver Planck, Abraham Isaacsen,
 1680. One of the "Twelve
Men," 1641.
Cannon, Harry B.
Corbusier, William H.
Fox, Noel B.
Houston, De Verne C.
Houston, Junius W.
Smith, Karl Beckwith
Sterling, Duncan
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Van Schaick, Arthur P.
Ver Planck, Ensign Geleyn, 1637-
1684. Ensign, 1673. In garri
son at the Fort, N. Y.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Ver Planck, William G.
Ver Planck, Ensign Philip, 1695-
1771. Ens., Col. Vetch's Regt,
Mass. Colonial Forces, 1611.
Commissioner to Six Nations,
1746. Commissioner for forti
fications, 1755. Member N. Y.
Provincial Assembly, 1734-
'68.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Ver Planck, Edward D.
Ver Planck, William G.
Viall, Benjamin, 1672-1750, Reho
both, Mass. Ensign in Mass.
Militia, i723-'27.
Viall, William Angell
Vickere, George,  1679. In
Capt. Johnson's Co., King Phil
ip's War.

Binney, William G.
Vickers, Wm. Handy Collins
Viele, Arnout Cornelise. Raised
arms of Duke of York at
Onontague, 1684. Prisoner of
the French, 1687. Secured the
capture of le Chevalier d'Eau,
1689. Gave notice of Indian
War, 1689. Warning of French
and Indian raid, 1695. Ordered
to watch Indians at Onnon-
dage, 1699. Military Interpre
ter.
Isham, Norman M.
Porter, Valentine M.
Schermerhorn, Arthur F.
Schermerhorn, Edward G.
Suydam, Walter L.
Vincent, John, Lynn and Sand
wich, Mass. Deputy to Gen
eral Court, 1638, et seq.
McGrath, John
Vinton, Blaise, 1654-1716. Soldier
in King Philip's War.
Benkard, Harry H.
Vinton, Capt. John, 1680-1760,
Stoneham, Mass. Lieut, 1720.
Capt, 1723. Representative,
1734-
Parker, C. Wallingford
Parker, Herman
Von Kronenschildt, Dr. Johann
Kasper Richter,  171 1,
Salem, Mass. Surgeon on
privateer Dolphin, 1694.
Hammond, Samuel
Vore, Richard, Windsor, Conn.
Member of Windsor Military
Co.
Benton, Arthur B.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Vose, Lieut. Thomas, 1641-1708,
Milton, Mass. Lieut in Capt.
Samuel Wadsworth's Co., 1676.
Brown, Charles A.
Vreeland, Ensign Enoch. Mem
ber General Assembly, East
Jersey. Ens., 1681.
Earle, Ferdinand P.
Hance, Wm. W.
*Vreeland, Michael Jansen, 
1663. One of the "Nine
Men."

"Service not now qualifying.

•Service not now qualifying.

500

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Hance, Wm. W.
Hoffman, Samuel V.
Mersereau, John D.
Van Vechten, A. Van W.
Vroom, Lieut. Peter Dumont,
174.5-1831. Lieut. of the
Hillsborough Company com

manded by Capt. John Ten
Eyck.
Vroom, Garret D. W.
Vrooman, Lieut. Adam, 1649-1730.
Lieut, in Foot Co., Schenectady,
1700.
Tyson, Malcolm V.

w

Waddams, John, 1726-1812, Glas
tonbury, Conn. Served as a
Private in the French and In
dian Wars, from Sept. to Dec,
.1755-
Rich, John Harrison
Wade, Capt. Jonathan, 1637-1689,
Ipswich, Mass. Capt. of Three
County Troop, King Philip's
War.
Clark, Byron N.
Poole, Charles C.
Sargent, John S.
Whitney, Harry E.
Wade, Jonathan,  1684, Med
ford, Mass. Deputy, i669-'8i-
•82.
Reed, John L.
Wade, James F.
Whitney, Harry E.
Wade, Major Nathaniel, 1648-
1707, Medford, Mass. Major
in Militia. Deputy, i684-'92.
Wade, James F.
Wade, Capt. Robert,  1714.
Capt. of Horse, Prince George's
Co., Md., 1695. Gentleman
Justice, 1696 -'97. Commis
sioner, 1706.
Magruder, John H.
Wade, Capt. Samuel, 1683-1738.
He was a Captain at Medford,
Mass., 1720.
Wade, James F.
Wade, Samuel, 1715  , Med
ford, Mass. He was a private
in Capt. Moses Hart's Co.,
Lynn, Mass., 1762.
Wade, James F.
Wade, Col. Thomas, 1651-1696,
Ipswich, Mass. Cornet, Ips
wich Troop, 1683. Capt, 1689.
Col. of Middle Essex Regt,
1696.

Merrill, John L.
Wade, Henry F.
Wade, Herbert T.
Wade, Zashariah,  1677. Rep.,
Charles Co., Md., in the House
of Burgesses, 1659, '60, '62, '66.
High 'Sheriff, 1664. Justice,
1665. Commissioner, 1666, '67,
'70.
Magruder, John H.
Wadleigh, Capt. Robert, 
1702, Exeter, N. H. Deputy,
i68o-'8i. Councillor, i682-'83.
Atwood, Luther
Wadsworth, Christopher, 
1688, Duxbury. Deputy, Plym
outh Col., 1639. In Capt. Myles
Standish's Co., 1643.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Elwood, George M.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Richardson, George E.
Thompson, Clifton S.
Wadsworth, John,  1689,
Farmington, Conn. Commis
sioner of United Colonies to
meet at Plymouth to dispose
of lands, etc., after the Indian
Wars, 1678.
Root, Cyrus
Wadsworth, John, 1638-1700, Dux
bury, Mass. Representative,
i69o-'92, '94.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Richardson, Geo. E.
Wadsworth, Capt. Joseph, 1649-
1731. Ens. and Lieut, King
Philip's War. Afterward
Capt.
Barlow, Peter T.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Buell, Robert C.
Catlin, Abijah
Cowles, William N.

501

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Gross, Chas. E.
Holcombe, John M.
Hungerford, Clarence C.
Hungerford, Newman
Noble, Robt. Ernest
Seymour, Morris W.
Stanley, Samuel G.
Whitney, Charles W.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Wood, Franc O.
Woodruff, Chas. H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Woodruff, George Catlin
Woodruff, James Parsons
Wright, Harry Linn
Wadsworth, Capt. Samuel, 1631-
1676, Milton. Killed by In
dians at Sudbury, King Phil
ip's War.
Dickerson, Clarence Wadsworth
Elwood, George M.
Wadsworth, Dexter E.
Wadsworth, Edwin D.
Wadsworth, Paul
Wadsworth, William,  1677.
Deputy from Hartford, 1656-
'75-
Cowles, William N.
Gross, Chas. Edw.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Wadsworth, Capt. William, 
 . Capt, ist Co., Train
Band of Farmington, Conn.,
171 5. Deputy, i7i8-'25.
Walker, Stoughton
Wagner, Capt. Peter, Jr., 
 , Schenectady, N. Y. Capt.
of 2d Battalion of N. Y. Mili
tia, 1758.
Wagner, Arthur L.
Wainwright, Francis, 1609-1692.
In Pequot War. Bloody Brook,
King Philip's War.
Beale, Charles F. T.
Fulton, William E.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Hill, John F.
Hull, James W.
Jones, Walter R.
Libby, Chas. T.
Martin, George Washington
Patch, Charles Endicott
Rollins, Philip A.
Rumrill, Frank
Wainwright, Col. John, 1648-

1708, Ipswich, Mass. Repre
sentative, i696-'98.
Rumrill, Frank
Wainwright, Capt. Simon, 1656-
1708, Haverhill, Mass. Capt,
Military Co., 1694 -1708. In
command of house of refuge,
killed defending it, 1708.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Hill, John F.
Jones, Walter R.
Rollins, Philip A.
Wait, Sergt. Benjamin, 1647-
1704. Under Capt Turner,
Falls Fight, King Philip's
War. Relief of Deerfield, and
slain in the Meadow Fight
Converse, Charles A.
Elwood, George M.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Hubbard, Phineas
Long, John C.
White, Henry K.
White, William C.
Wait, Capt. John, 1629-1722, Wa
tertown. Commissioned by
General Court to command
Foot Company in King Philip's
War.
Parker, Geo. T.
Wait, Capt. Joseph,  . In
Capt Eleazer Melvin's Co.,
1754, Provincial Army. Corp.
in John Burk's Co. of Rangers.
Expedition to Crown Point,
Lake George, Fort Edward,
Fort William Henry, and
Ticonderoga. Capt. in Major
Rogers' Corps of Rangers.
Wait, Horatio L.
Wait, Richard, 1608-1668. Com
missary in Pequot War. Spe
cial Commissary to the Narra
gansetts, 1664.
Parker, Geo. T.
Waite, Capt. John, 1618-1693,
Maiden, Mass. Deputy, 1666-
'84. Speaker, 1684. Ens., Mai
den Train Band, 1651. Lieut,
1654. Capt, i662-'84. Led de
tachment of soldiers to Marl
borough, 1675, and served sub
sequently in Maj. Pynchon's
command, King Philip's War.
Baker, Alfred L.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Brooks, Lyman L.
Burrage, Henry S.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Clarke, Charles E. F.
Farwell, John W.
Haskins, Chas. Waldo
Lea, James H.
McKeon, Newton F.
Morse, Willard S.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Stone, William E.
Wait, Chas. Edmund
Wheelock, Wm. B.
Waite, Sergt. Richard,  1680,
Boston. In Pequot War, 1637.
Marshal of Mass. Colony,
1653.
Lloyd, John U.
Waite, Lieut. Richard, 171 1 -1790,
Lyme, Conn. Ens., 1746.
Lieut, 1749. Deputy.
Waite, Horace F.
Waite, Horace G.
Waite, Capt. Samuel, 1680- 1740,
Maiden, Mass. Representa
tive, i735-'36. Capt.
Baker, Alfred L.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Waite, Sergt. Thomas,  1665,
Ipswich, Mass. Sergt, 1664.
Howard, Harry S.
Wakelee ( Wakely, or Walkley) ,
Sergt. Zebulon, 1712-1767,
Fairfield, Conn. In Campaign
of 1758, in ioth Co., 4th Regt.
of Conn. Corp., Sergt, 1758.
Jennings, Walter
Wakeman, Capt. John, i598-'99-
1661, Conn. Signer New Haven
Compact, 1639. Deputy, 1641,
et seq., New Haven Col. Capt.
of Colonial Forces. Treasurer,
i655-'6o.
Almy, William E.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robt.
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Clephane, Lewis P.
Clephane, Walter C.
Haines, John P.
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
Holcombe, John M.
Jennings, Walter
Longacre, James B.

Marsh, Henry D.
Milbank, Chas. Budd
Milbank, Isaac
Milbank, Nichols
Milbank, Robt. Watkinson
Milbank, Samuel
Moore, John Henry
Sherman, Roger
Wakeman, Jesup
Wakeman, Robert P.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Wakeman, Capt. John. Lieut,
Fairfield Militia, 1697. Capt,
1704. Deputy twenty-three
sessions.
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Edwards, Charles J.
Milbank, Isaac
Milbank, Nichols
Wakeman, Capt. Joseph, 1670-
1726. Lieut, 1704. Capt, 1708.
Committee of War, 1709. Asst,
i724-'25.
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
Jennings, Walter
Longacre, Jas. B.
McClintock, Emory
McClintock, John
Moulton, John H.
Wakeman, Jesup
Wakeman, Robert P.
Walbridge, Ens. Amos, 1727-1793,
Conn. Ens., ist Regt, 1759,
French and Indian War. Capt,
17th Co., 5th Regt., Train
Band.
Dixon, Willis M.
Walcott, Lieut. John,  1738.
In Capt. Prentice's Co., King
Philip's War. Trooper under
Capt. Appleton.
Walcott, Nathaniel Adams
Walcott, Capt. Jonathan, 1645-
1699, Salem, Mass. In Pren
tice's 73 Troopers, King Phil
ip's War.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Phelps, Luis J.
Robbins, Howard S.
Walcott, Arthur S.
Walcott, Nathaniel A.
Wolcott, Frederic C.
Waldo, Daniel, 1657-1737, Pom
fret, Conn. Deputy, 1720. Per
formed mounted guard duty

503

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

against the Indians at Dun
stable,  . Performed garri
son duty at Chelmsford, Mass.,
i69i-'92.
Kent, Daniel
Waldo, Lieut. Edward, 1684-1767,
Windham, Conn. Lieut, 1722,
et seq., Father Rasle's War.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Waldo, John, 1624-1700, Wind
ham, Conn. Served at Qua-
boag under Capt. Wheeler,
King Philip's War.
Brown, Charles H.
Hyde, Alvan W.
Waldo, Rhinelander
Waldron, Benjamin, 1714-1782,
New York. In Capt. Gerard
Stuyvesant's Co.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Waldron, Daniel, 1650. Wounded
in their Majesties' service at
Whitehall, March 19, 1691.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Waldron, Capt. John,  1740.
Capt, Dover, N. H, Militia,
1722.
Rollins, Philip A.
Waldron, Capt. John (Johannes),
1665-1753, Harlem. Capt. of
Greyhound. Man-of-War,
1721.
Shirley, Rufus Geo.
Waldron, Resolved, 1613-1690.
Commissioner to Md. to vin
dicate the Dutch title on the
Delaware. One of the Night
Watch, 1675.
Brett, Cornelius
Brett, Philip M.
Corbusier, William H.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Dos Passos, Louis H.
Foster, Frederick de P.
Hargitt, Robert P.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Moller, Charles G., Jr.
Pinkney, Townsend
Shirley, Rufus G.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Underhill, Edgar
Underhill, Frederic E.
Waldron (Walderne), Major
Richard, 1617-1689, Dover, N.
H. Deputy to General Court,

Mass. Bay Col., 1654-79.
Speaker, i666-'68, '73-'79-
Member Council of N. fi.,
i68o-'82. Vice-President, 1680.
President, 1681. Captain, York
shire Militia, 1672; Sergt.-
Maj., 1674. Commander-in-
chief of the Expedition against
Penobscot and Kennebec In
dians, King Philip's War.
Commander of Provincial
Forces of N. H., i679-'89-
Killed by Indians at Dover,
June 27, 1689.
Butters, George
Butters, William
Frisbee, Ivory Franklin
Frisbie, Franklin S.
Gerrish, Frederic H.
Gerrish, Orville K
Gerrish, William L.
Livermore, John R.
Parker, Henry R.
Rollins, Edward A.
Rollins, Edw. Warren
Rollins, Philip A.
Rust, Nathaniel J.
Webber, William O.
Wilson, Fred A.
Waldron, Col. Richard, 1650-1730.
Deputy, 1691. Councillor, 1692.
Colonel in Militia.
Parker, Henry R.
Rust, Nathaniel J.
Waldron, Richard,  1772.
Private in Capt. Tristram Cof
fin's Dover, N. H., Troop,
1740.
Rollins, Philip A.
Waldron, Sergt. William, 1705-
1769, Harlem, N. Y. Sergt
in Capt. Stuyvesant's Co.
Moller, Charles G, Jr.
Wales, Elder Nathaniel, 1650-
1718. Rep. from Braintree to
the Mass. General Court, 1696.
Robinson, Hamline Elijah
Wales, Capt. Timothy, 1616-1690,
Milton, Mass. Private in Capt.
Moseley's Co., King Philip's
War., 1675. Capt. in Col.
Samuel Wadsworth's Regt.,
1676.
Fletcher, Henry
Walker, Alexander, 1716-1785.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Served under Capt. Buchanan,
Augusta County, Va., 1742.
Banning, Pierson W.
Walker, Ebenezer, 1716-1799, Re
hoboth, Mass. In Capt. Jona
than Peck's Co., 1746.
Hill, Henry B.
Hill, John W.
Hill, William S.
Walker, Edward, 1656-1735. In
Capt. Samuel Moseley's Co.,
Narragansett Campaign.
Adams, John W.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Olds, Irving S.
Upham, Henry P.
Walker, Edward, 1694-1787, Wo
burn, Mass. Representative,
i745-'54-
Thompson, Abijah
Walker, George, 173 i  . In
Capt. Israel Davis' Co., 1757.
Walker, Richard Henry
Walker, Ens. Israel, 1648-1719,
Woburn, Mass. Served in the
Woburn Co. as Corporal, 1683-
'90. Sergt., i690-'96. Ensign,
1696-1719.
Monnette, Orra Eugene
Swan, Reuben S.
Walker, James,  1691, Taun
ton. Deputy, 1654, '58, '62, '70,
'79. Council of War, 1675-
'91.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Walker, Ensign James, 1643-1704.
Corporal, Sergt. and Ensign of
Woburn Co. Member of Bos
ton Convention, 1689. Deputy,
1694.
Wood, Alva S.
Walker, James, 1645-1718, Taun
ton. In Capt. Thomas Leon
ard's Co., 1696.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Walker, Lieut. James, 1674-1749.
Lieut, Taunton Military Co.,
1744. Ens. in Gravestone,
Lieut, 1744.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Walker, John, 1650-1724. Served
in King Philip's War from
Woburn, 1676.
Foster, Everett W.
Walker, Sergt. John, 1 665-1 699,

Woburn, Mass. Corp., Wo
burn Co. of Militia, 1694;
Sergt., i697-'99.
Thompson, Abijah
Walker, Capt. John,   .
Taken prisoner by the Indians
at Fort Vause, 1756. Qualified
as Captain of Foot, 1753, in
Augusta Co., Va.
McCulloch, Champe C.
Walker, Josiah, 1741-1812. Served
in Col. John Chandler's Regt.
under Gen. Amherst in the
Expedition to Canada, 1759.
Also performed service in
1760 and 1761.
Foster, Everett W.
Walker, Capt. Nathaniel, 1708-
1783, Reading, Mass. Capt. of
Military Co., ist Regt. of Wor
cester, 1755. In the relief of
Fort William Henry.
Foster, Everett W.
Walker, Philip,  1679, Reho
both, Mass. General Court,
1669.
Brown, John Barker
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Hill, Henry B.
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, Henry O., Jr.
Houghton, Jas. C.
Walker, Phineas, 1738-1829. In
Capt. Baldwin's Co., Col. Tim
othy Ruggles' Regt, Mass.
Troops, 1759.
Walker, George L.
Walker, Stoughton
Walker, Capt. Richard, 1592-1687,
Reading and Lynn, Mass. Dep
uty, 1640, et seq. Lieut, defend
ing Lynn, 1632. Ens., 1637,
Pequot War. Capt, 1656.
Member of the A. & H. A. Co.,
i622-'38.
Brown, Daniel A.
Gordon, Edwin A.
Hall, Dudley
Hurty, Frank W.
Monnette, Orra E.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Smith, Edward Alfred
Smith, Herbert K.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Walker, Charles R.
Walker, George L.
Walker, Joseph B.
Walker, Stoughton
Walker, Williston
Wilson, Charles H.
Wood, Alva S.
Walker, Ens. Robert, 1607-1687,
Lynn, Mass. Ens., Militia,
Capt. Nathaniel Turner.
Bostwick, Henry A.
Brown, Paul
Hall, Benjamin E.
Walker, Capt. Samuel, 1615-1684,
Woburn, Mass. At Black
Point with Capt. Scottow,
1677, King Philip's War.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Brown, Daniel A.
Foster, Everett Worth.' ngton
Hall, Dudley
Monnette, Orra E.
Swan, Reuben S.
Thompson, Abijah
Walker, Joseph
Wellington, Jonas F.
Wilson, Charles H.
Wood, Alva S.
Walker, Ens. Samuel, 1642-1703,
Woburn, Mass. Corp., Sergt,
i684-'90, and Ens., i690-'92.
Member Boston Convention,
1689. Deputy, 1694.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Brown, Daniel A.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Hall, Dudley
Stearns, Albert H.
Thompson, Abijah
Wilson, Charles H.
Wood, Alva S.
Walker, Capt. Samuel, 1655-1712.
Comet, Lieut, and Capt. Un
der Major William Bradford,
King Philip's War. Deputy,
Plymouth, Mass., 1705.
Brown, Geo. L.
Brown, John B.
Bryson, Andrew
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, Henry O., Jr.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Walker, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, 
 . He was Burgess of

Gloucester Co., 1663. Major,
1666. Lieut.-Col., 1683.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Walker, Thomas,  , Vir
ginia. Founded Walkerton
and was Burgess in 1732.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Walker, Dr. Thomas, 1715-1794.
Adjutant of the Frontier Coun
ties of Va., 1754. In Ohio Ex
pedition against French. At
Braddock's defeat. Member
House of Burgesses.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Bacon, Cary H.
Bacon, Leonard
Block, Geo. Montgomery
Block, Harry L.
Duke, R. Thomas Walker, Jr.
Morton, David C.
Offley, Clelland Nelson
Walker, Rev. Timothy, 1705-1782.
His house was a garrison
house in King George's War.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Walker, William, 1700  . In
Capt. Joseph Ingersoll's Co.,
Col. Jonathan Bagley's Regt,
Fort William Henry, 1756. In
Capt. Richard Cutts' ist Co.,
of Kittery, Me., 1759.
Walker, Henry Richard
Wall, Robert, Jr., 1653-1724,
Wrentham, Mass. Served with
Moseley in King Philip's War.
Walcott, Arthur S.
Wallbridge, Ens. Amos, Sr., 1693-
1788. Ensign of Train Band
in Stafford, 1737.
Dixon, Willis M.
Waller, Benjamin, 1717-1786, Vir
ginia. Member House of Bur
gesses, 1744, et seq.
Waller, Robert T.
Waller, Robt. T., Jr.
Walley, Lieut.-Col. John, 1643-
1712, A. & H. A. Co., Com
mander, 1679. Asst, Plymouth
Col., i684~'9i. Council, Col. of
Mass., 1691. Commander of
the Land Forces against Que
bec, 1690. Judge Superior
Court, 1700-1711.
Chauncey, Elihu
Cushing, Luther S.

506

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Davies, Julien T., Jr.
Davies, William G.
Denny, Thomas
Salisbury, Edward E.
Whitney, Eli
Wood, Alfred T.
Woolsey, Theodore S.
Walling, Thomas, Providence,
R. I. Commissioner, 1657.
Deputy.
FitzGerald, Desmond
Wallingford, Col. Thomas, 1697-
177 1, Portsmouth, N. H. Rep
resentative, 1739, et seq. Capt.
of the Military Co. of Somers-
worth, N. H., 1746. Colonel,
1747-
Pickering, McLaurin J.
Runk, Louis B.
Soule, Horace H., Jr.
Wallis, Ens. Nicholas, 1633-1711.
Rep., 1691 ; also Ensign.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Waln, Nicholas,  1721. As
sembly, Prov. of Penn., 1683-
1704.
Large, James
Meirs, Richard W.
Savage, James
Walter, Rev. Nathaniel, 1711-
1776. Chaplain, 6th Mass.
Regt., Louisburg Expedition,
1744-
Dorr, Dalton
Smith, Thomas K.
Walton, Lieut. Jacob, 1703-1747.
Lieut. Capt. Cornelius Van
Home's Co., N. Y. Militia,
'737-
Bradish, George J.
Camochan, Gouverneur M.
Johnstone, Francis U.
Johnstone, John
Marshall, Wm. St. J. E.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Walton, Lieut. John, Jr., 1710-
1785, Mass. In 1762 Lieut,
Capt. Green's Co., of Col.
Fyng's 2d Regt, Middlesex Co.
Militia.
Walton, Charles S.
Walton, Col. Shadrach, 1658-
1741, New Castle, N. fi. Ens.,
1691. Col. at the capture of

Port Royal, 1710. Council,
1716.
Blunt, Stanhope E.
Haven, William
Mallett, Percy S.
Walton, Thomas. Member of the
Assembly of North Carolina,
I739-'4°» '46-'47. Justice of the
Peace, 1750.
Gilchrist, Malcolm M.
Wanton, Gov. Gideon, 1692-1767.
Governor of R. I., 1745, '47, '56.
Denny, Thomas
Robinson, Edward W.
Stewart, Jeremiah C.
Wanton, John G., Newport, R. L,
1729-1797. Naval Officer, 1762.
Denny, Thomas
Ward, Hon. Andrew, circ. 1600-
1659. One of the Commission
ers appointed by the Mass. Bay
Colony to govern Conn., March
3, i635-'36. Magistrate of
Conn., 1636, '37. The Court of
1637 ordered an offensive
war against the Pequots. Dep
uty, 1638, '39, '53-'56, '58. On
committee to press men for the
expeditions against the Dutch,
1653, and the Narragansetts,
1654.
Andews, James S.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robt.
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Bell, Jared W.
Bement, Robert B. C.
Betts, Frederick H.
Bradley, Cyrus S.
Brinton, John Hill
Brinton, John Hill, Jr.
Brinton, Ward
Brown, Paul
Clarke, Isaac Sherman
Doughty, Francis E.
Enos, Alanson T.
Harral, George
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
Heaton, John E.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Isham, Norman M.
Jennings, Walter
judson, William P.
Leete, Charles S.
Longacre, James B.

507

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Lord, Joseph E. P.
McNamee, Chas.
Moseley, John G.
Moulton, John H.
Osborn, Henry F.
Peet, Emerson W.
Perry, John H.
Perry, John Walter
Primrose, John S.
Sturges, Henry C.
Terry, John Taylor
Wakeman, Jesup
Wakeman, Robt. P.
Ward, Brownlee R.
Ward, Chas. M.
Ward, Chas. Samuel .
Ward, Christopher L.
Ward, Sylvester L'H.
Wessels, Henry W.
Whipple Charles H.
Ward, Capt. Andrew,   .
Representative, i7io-'i7, '21,
'25, and '26.
Betts, Frederick H.
Ward, Col. Andrew,  . In
command of Conn. Troops,
Louisburg, i7\\-\s,. Repre
sentative, i750-'59.
Betts, Frederick H.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Ward, Gen. Artemas, 1727-1800,
Worcester, Mass. Major
against Canada, 1758. Col.,
1759. Commander of Army
of New England, 1775.
Baldwin, Ward
Rhodes, D. Ward
Ward, Sergt. Billious, 1729-1777.
Sergeant, 4th Co., ist Regt.,
under Col. Lyman, 1755, Conn.
Troops, French and Indian
War. Was in the battle of
Lake George.
Isham, Norman M.
Ward, Charles, 1722-1745, Stur-
bridge, Mass. Enlisted in the
expedition against Cape Bre
ton, was at the taking of
Louisbourg, and died there in
the service, 1745, in his 24th
year.
Holt, Frank Ward
Ward, Ens. Daniel, 1700-1777. He
served as Ens. of Col. Abra
ham Williams' ist Marlbor

ough Regt. in the alarm of
April, 1757, in French War.
Britton, Edward E.
Ward, Edmund,  173 1. Mem
ber of ioth Colonial Assembly,
N. Y., i705-'o7; nth, i7o8-'o9;
13th, i7io-'n; 14th, i7ii-'i3.
Whipple, Chas. H.
Ward, Col. Edward, 1694-1766.
Col. in early Colonial Wars,
North Carolina. Justice of the
Quorum, Onslow Co., N. C,
1744.
Hall, Edward S.
Hall, W. Hunt, Jr.
Ward, John, 1626-1708. Deputy
from Cambridge (Newtown),
i689-'98.
Fessenden, Chas. N.
Hall, Clayton C.
Reed, John L.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Ward, Lieut. John, 1650-1694.
Lieut, of Newark Soldiers,
1673, of Essex Co. Militia,
1683. Schepen, 1673. Judge,
1683.
Agens, Sylvester Halsey Moore
Force, Jacob Francis
Haines, John P.
Toler, Henry P.
Ward, Col. John, 1673-1749. Col.
in Provincial Forces in Cecil
County, Md., 1717. Md. House
of Burgesses from Cecil Co.,
1708, '09, '11.
Hall, Clayton C.
Veazey, Duncan
Ward, Sergt. Nahum, 1684-1754.
Sergt. of Scouts, Middlesex Co.,
Mass., 1722.
Fulton, William E.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Ward, Richard, 1666-1739. Re
sided in Newton, and was Rep
resentative to the General
Court of Mass. for Newton
eight years.
Reed, John L.
Ward, Dep.-Gov. Richard, 1689-
1763. Attorney-General R. I.,
I7i2-'i3. Deputy and Clerk
of the Assembly, 1714. Re
corder, i7i4-'3o. Dep.-Gov.,
i74°-'43-

508

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1725-1776,
Governor,

Va. House

Hall, Clayton C.
Vernon, William B.
Vernon, Wm. Ward
Ward, Samuel, 1593-1682, Hing
ham, Mass. Rep. to General
Court, 1637.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Reed, John L.
Wolcott, Roger
Ward, Maj. Samuel,  . Serj.,
1666; Lieut, 1670; Capt, 1679.
Major in Quebec Expedition,
1 6 90-.
Wolcott, Roger.
Ward, Gov. Samuel,
Newport, R. I.
1762, '63, '65, '67
Greene, Wm. Chace
Ward, Seth,  .
of Burgesses, 1768.
Ward, Hugh C.
Ward, Capt. Thomas, 1661-1728,
Middletown, Conn. Lieut,
Middletown Train Band, 1699;
Capt, 1712, of South Co.;
Deputy, 1706, '07, '11, '12.
Hawkins, William Elton
Ward, Thomas, 1725  . Served
from N. Y. in French and In
dian War, 1762.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Ward, William, 1597-1687. In
garrison at Marlborough,
Mass., Oct. 1, 1675, King
Philip's War. Deputy from
Marlborough, 1666.
Bailey, Everett H.
Barnes, George E.
Britton, Edward E.
Converse, Charles A.
Dix, William F.
Eager, Joseph P.
Farwell, John W.
Fessenden, Charles N.
Fulton, William E.
Hall, Clayton C.
Hall, Thos. W.
Holt, Frank Ward
Reed, John L.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Robinson Roswell R.
Starkweather, Frank H.
Starkweather, Ralph E.
Stratton, Geo. G.
Thompson, Abijah

Wakeman, Robt. P.
Wilder, Edward B.
Ward, Ens. William, 1632-1690,
Middletown, Conn. Ens.,
Train Band in 1682.
Hawkins, William Elton
Ward, Dr. and Ensign William,
 i675-'76. Appointed by
the Gen. Court of Conn, as
Surgeon to accompany Fair
field Co. Troops in Expedition
against the Narragansetts. Lost
his life in attack on the In
dian Fort, Great Swamp
Fight.
Ditmas, Chas. A.
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr.
Jennings, Walter
McClintock, Emory
Wakeman, Robt. P.
Ward, Col. William, 1680-1767,
Southboro, Mass. Capt. of
Artillery Co., 1724. Colonel,
1742, '48, '51.
Holt, Frank W.
Ward, William, 1727-1776. Md.
House of Burgesses from Cecil
County, i762-'72. Deputy from
Cecil County to Convention of
Provincial Deputies, 1774.
Veazey, Duncan
Wardell, Uzell, 1639-1732. In
Capt. Poole's Co., King Philip's
War, 1676.
Snow, Louis F.
Ware, Capt. John. Representative
from Wrentham, 1689.
Hall, Lewis C.
Ware, Capt. John, 1646-1718,
Wrentham, Mass. In Capt.
Thos. Brattle's Co., King
Philip's War, 1675. Com
manded at Indian Rock. Lieut.
ist Military Co., 1689-1704.
Capt, 1715.
Green, Robert M.
Merriam, Frank
Nash, Louis P.
Ware, Jonathan, Sr., 1686-1740,
Wrentham, Mass. General
Court, i726-'27.
Ware, Horace E.
Ware, Moses E.
Ware, Jonathan, Jr., 1734-1774,
Wrentham, Mass. In Capt.

509

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Samuel Day's Co., Col. Miller's
Regt, 1753, Expedition to Lake
George.
Ware, Horace E.
Ware, Moses E.
Ware, Robert, Sr.,  1699, Ded
ham, Mass. A. &. H. A. Co.,
1644.
Daniels, Richard H.
Dyer, Horace E.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Green, Robert M.
Merriam, Frank
Ware, Horace E.
Ware, Moses E.
Ware, Robert, Jr., 1653-1724, Ded
ham, Mass. In King Philip's
War, Wrentham Co., 1689.
Deputy, 1703.
Phelps, Luis J.
Ware, Horace E.
Ware, Moses E.
Warfield, Capt. Richard, 
i703-'o4. Military officer,
Arundel Co., Md., 1696.
Duvall, Richard M.
Gambrill, Howard
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, Wm. F.
Warfield, Richard, Jr., 1676-1755.
Burgess for Anne Arundel Co.,
Md., i7i6-'37; Justice, 1714-
'15, 'i8-'i9, '22, '32-'37, and
Presiding justice, i735-'37.
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, William F.
Waring, Capt. Basil, 1683-1733.
Capt of Militia, 1715.
Duvall, Richard M.
Waring, Samson, 1618-1668. Mem
ber Md. Council, i6s5-'s9.
Duvall, Richard M.
Warner, Andrew, 1610 - 1684,
Hartford, Conn., and Hadley,
Mass. In Troop, Maj. Mason,
1658. In Hampshire Troop,
Capt. Pynchon, 1663.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Case, John E.
Clark, Francis D.
Cook, Joshua O.
Dickinson, Oliver P.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Fulton, William E.
Hubbard, Phineas

Richardson, Wm. E.
Warren, Walter P.
Wead, Leslie C.
Wilder, Edward B.
Warner, Augustine, Sr., 1610-
1674. Burgess from York Co.,
Va., 1652; Gloucester Co., 1655.
Council, i659-'74-
Barret, Richard A.
Block, Geo. Montgomery
Henry, John Porter
McGuire, James C.
Smith, Francis L.
Thomas, John L.
Watson, Alex. Mackenzie
Warner, Col. Augustine, Jr.,
1642-1681. Col. commanding
Colonial Forces and receiving
submission of Bacon the rebel,
1676. Speaker of the Va.
House of Burgesses, i675-'77.
Member of Council, 1680.
Barret, Richard A.
Block, Geo. Montgomery
Chisolm, Wm. Garnett
Henry, John Porter
Jackson, Nathaniel F.
McGuire, James C.
Thomas, John L.
Watson, Alex. Mackenzie
Warner, Capt. Benjamin, 1709-
1765. Lieut, 1754. Capt. 1755.
McClintock, Emory
Warner, Benjamin, 1739-1817.
Soldier at relief of Fort Wil
liam Henry. Enlisted, 1758.
Enlisted Lexington Alarm.
McClintock, Emory
Warner, Ens. Daniel, 1 643-1 692,
Hadley. Ens. Foot Co., 1674.
Brewster, Samuel D.
Cook, Joshua O.
Frazer, Sheldon L.
Fulton, William E.
Gilbert, Chas. Pierpont H.
Hubbard, Phineas
Moseley, Chas. Wm.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Richardson, Wm. Eddy
Stockbridge, Henry
White, William C.
Wilder, Edw. B.

510

Index of ancestors

Warner, Ens. Daniel, 1666-1754.
Ens. in Foot Co. of Hampshire
Co.
Cook, Joshua O.
Lord, John P.
Warner, Daniel, i 734-1 823. In
Capt Joseph Warner's Co.,
relief of Fort William Henry,
1757-
Cook, Joshua O.
Gilbert, Charles P. H.
Lord, Jno. P.
Partridge, Frank H.
Warner, Capt. Ebenezer, 
I755> Conn. Lieut, 1722. Capt,
1738. In command of Grand
Scout in 1724.
McClintock, Emory
Warner, Capt. Elijah, 1739-1819.
Capt. of Militia ; member of
Capt Jos. Warner's Co , for
relief of Fort Wm. Henry,
1757-
Pollock, Edwin T.
Warner, Capt. Ephraim, i669-'7o-
1753, Waterbury. Deputy,
1714, '17, '22; Lieut., 1721 ;
Capt, 1722; sent to defend
Shippany, Conn., in 1726.
Hawkins, William Elton
Warner, John, Sr., 1615-1679,
Farmington, Conn. Served in
Pequot War, and received
grant of land for his services.
Bates, William O.
Hawkins, William Elton
McClintock, Emory
Warner, John,  1717, Phila
delphia. Penn. Assembly,
I7i3-'i5.
Bates, William O.
Stone, Morton
Warner, Capt. Joseph, 1710-1781.
Relief of Fort William Henry,
1757
Gilbert, Charles P. H.
Goddard, Lester O.
Warner, Charles D.
Warner, Samuel, 1680  , Had
ley, Mass. Served at Deer
field Meadows, i703-'o4.
Wilder, Edward B.
Warner, Samuel, 1708 1785,
Springfield, Mass. In expedi
tions to Crown Point, i755-'s6 ;

in Army for Reduction of Can
ada, 1758; Corp., 1758; with
Gen. Amherst's forces for in
vasion of Canada, 1759; Senti
nel in Capt. Davis' Co ,
1760.
King, George Wales
Warner, Samuel, Jr., 1733-1823,
Springfield, Mass. Soldier in
the Expeditions to Crown
Point and for the Reduction
of Canada.
King, George Wales
Warner, William, 1627 - 1706.
First Council Prov. of Pa.,
1681.
Kite, Louis S.
Kite, Thomas
Kite, Thomas Moore
Kite, William H.
Kite, William Henry
Stone, Morton
Thom, William H. De C. W.
Wright, John N.
Warner, Lieut. William, 1646-
1714, Wethersfield, Conn.
Lieut Train Band, 1689. Dep
uty to General Court, 1697,
i7°3. '04. '°6.
Tuller, Walter K.
Warren, Daniel, 1628  , Wat
ertown, Mass. Member of
Watertown Train Band, 1653.
In Capt. Nathaniel Daven
port's Co., King Philip's War,
Great Swamp Fight, 1675. In
Sudbury Fight, 1676.
Bickford, Robert S.
Britton, Edward E.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Dorman, William B.
Guilford, Nathan
Harrington, Arthur C.
Martin, Ora Alexander
Partridge, Edward L.
Sears, Clinton B.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Vandercook, John D.
Warren, Charles E.
Warren, Nathan
Whitney, Drake
Warren, Jacob, 1 642-1723, Chelms
ford, Mass. Member of garri
son in West Regt. in Middle-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

sex. Chelmsford, i692-'93, un
der Lieut. Ephraim Hildreth.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robt
Barbour, Wm. Warren
Warren, Albert C.
Warren, John B.
Warren, Walter B.
Warren, John, — about 1679.
Served in Pequot War.
Brown, Paul
Warren, Capt. John, 1 622-1 703
Watertown, Mass. Capt, 1684.
Adams, Chas. Elisha
Heathfield, Herbert D.
Warren, Joseph, 1657-1696, Ply
mouth. General Court, 1681-
'86.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Parker, Edward L.
Warren, Joseph, 1745-1808, Graf
ton, Mass. In Captain Ebe
nezer Cox's Company, 1763.
Heathfield, Herbert D.
Warren, Richard,  1628. Signer
of Mayflower Compact. In
"First Encounter" with Indians
at Great Meadow Creek (East
ham), Dec. 8th (O. S.), 1620,
three days before the landing
at Plymouth.
Avery, Samuel P.
Baker, Alfred L.
Barbour, Fritz Krupp
Barbour, Robt.
Barbour, Wm. W.
Bell, Jared W.
Botsford, Harry G.
Bouve, Charles O.
Bouve, Clement L.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Brown, John B.
Chamberlin, Jehiel W.
Cornish, Herbert L.
Crandon, Edwin S.
De Forest, Louis Effingham
Dorman, William B.
Doughty, Francis E.
Fisher, Wm. G.
Goodwin, Vernon, Sr.
Greene, Charles A.
Hull, James W.
Irish, Edward S.
James, Howard Kellogg
Jaynes Fremont N.

Jewett, Stephen
Lockwood, Thos. St. John
Lovell, Leander N.
Metcalf, Wm. P.
Moran, Charles
Murdock, Joseph B.
Nye, Charles F.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Palmer, William L.
Parker, Edward L.
Peck, Warren
Perry, Alexander
Philips, Arthur S.
Ridgely, Charles
Rogers, Allan
Smith, Charles F.
Sprague, Frank W.
Stevens, John A.
Stone, Chas. F., Jr.
Swift, Henry W.
Thomas, Frank R.
Tiffany, Ebenezer
Tilden, John P.
Upham, Charles C.
Vaill, Edward G.
Vaill, Frederick S.
Warren, Charles E.
Washburn, William D.
Watson, William H.
Willard, Edward A.
Willard, James LeB.
Woodward, Wm.
Yemans, Herbert W.
Warren, Samuel, i703-'o4-i775,
Watertown, Mass. Commanded
a Company in the expedition
for the relief of Fort William
Henry, March 25, 1757.
Heathfield, Herbert D.
Warriner, James, 1641-1727. Sol
dier under Col. Pynchon, 1668.
Built Gilbert Fort, Brook
field.
Booth, Charles E.
Burt, Charles W.
Fisher, Albert J.
Homer, William B.
Parsons, Charles
Parsons, Lewis B.
Stebbins, Albert K.
Wilder, Edw. B.
Warriner, Joseph, 1642 - 1689,
Springfield and Hadley, Mass.,
and Enfield, Conn. Under

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Capt. Turner in the Falls
Fight.
Pease, Arthur B.
Washburn, Capt. Israel, 1718-
1796. Mentioned as Capt.,
1770. Appointed Capt. of the
Taynham Co., 3d Regt, Bris
tol Co., Mass., 1774. Member
of a Committee of Safety, 1774.
Washburn, William D.
Washburn, Capt. Joseph, 1705-
1766, Mass. Was in the
French and Indian Wars; in
the Crown Point Expedition,
1755-
Cutler, Edward H.
Washburn, Capt. Nehemiah, 1686-
1748. Rep. to Mass. Gen
Court, 1742. Capt.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Washburn, Sergt. Samuel, 1651-
1720. Sergt. Bridgewater Co.,
Mass., King Philip's War.
Deming, Judson K.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Washburn, William D.
Washburne, John, Sr., 1585-1670,
Duxbury, Mass. First Secre
tary, Mass. Bay Colony. Un
der Capt. Myles Standish,
1643. In Expedition against
Narragansetts, 1645.
Cutler, Edward H.
Leach, J. Granville
Lee, Edward C.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Newton, Charles H.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Tyler, Edward R.
Vail, Henry H.
Van Dyke, Harry W.
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, William Ives
Washburn, Wm. Johnson
Washburn, William D.
Washburne, Hempstead
Washburne, John, Jr., 1621-1686,
Duxbury, Mass. Pequot Al arm,
1645, Narragansett and King
Philip's Wars, under Capt
Church.
Cutler, Edvvard H.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Newton, Charles H.
Robinson, Roswell R.

Tyler, Edward R.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William D.
Washington, Col. John, 1629-1677.
In House of Burgesses, Va.,
from Westmoreland Co., 1666,
'75"'77- Col. of Va. troops,
Indian War of 1675.
Chisolm, William G.
Duke, Richard T. W., Jr.
Jackson, Nat'l. Francis
Offley, Cleland N.
Schultz, Carl H.
Washington, William L.
Watson, Alexander M.
Whitham, Lloyd Bankson
Washington, Capt. Laurence,
1661-1697, Va. Capt. Mem
ber House of Burgesses, 1685,
et seq.
Offley, Cleland N.
Washington, Lawrence G.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Waterbury, Lieut. David, 1646-
1706. Ens., Fairfield Co. Dra
goons, 1690. Lieut. Stamford
Militia, 1698. In King Philip's
War.
Adams, Edward M.
Mead, Spencer P.
Scofield, George S.
Waterhouse, Timothy,  .
Portsmouth, N. H. Sentinel in
Heard's Garrison in Dover in
King William's War.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Waterman, Lieut. John, 1719-
1790, Halifax, Mass. Lieut.
in Capt. Josiah Sturtevant's
Co., Col. Geo. Wattson's Regt.,
1771.
Waterman, Frank S.
Waterman, George H.
Waterman, Resolved, 1638-1670.
Deputy, R. I., 1667.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Waterman, Richard, 1590-1^73
Deputy, R. I., i655-'56-*s8.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Cadle, Cornelius
Felton, Edgar C.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Roxbury, Mass. Capt. Militia,
i636-'46, John Winthrop, Col.
Ens., A. & H. A. Co., 1638.
Deputy, 1637, et seq.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Booth, Charles E.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Davis, Fellowes
Fuller, Austin W.
Gilbert, James H.
Goodrich, William
Granger, William S.
Green, John Wm.
Hulbert, Edmund D.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Myers, William S.
Pond, George E.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Spicer, Geo. T.
Weld, De Witt C.
Weld, De Witt C, Jr.
Weld, George F.
Weller, Eleazer, 1650 - 1684."
Served at Turner's Falls
Fight.
Wilder, Edward B.
Welles, Capt. Gideon, 1692-1740.
Ens., 1725. Lieut, 1731.
Capt, North Co., of Wethers
field, Conn., 1735.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Welles (Wells), Ens. Hugh,
1590-1645, Wethersfield, Conn.
Ens. Militia.
Converse, Charles A.
Doane, Wm. H.
Lee, Bradner W.
Lee, Kenyon F.
Libby, Chas. T.
Snow, Edgar M.
Wells, Edward
Wells, Frank R.
Wells, Frederick H.
Welles, Ichabod, 1660-1706, Hart
ford, Conn. Commissary to the
Expedition under Sir Wm.
Phipps, against the Indians,
1693. High Sheriff of- the
Colony.
Hale, Charles Reuben
Welles, John, 1621-1659. Deputy,
1656. Asst, 1658.

518

Booth, Charles M.
Castle, Ernest B.
Judson, Fred'k N.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Peet, Emerson W.
Sparrow, Jackson W.
Terry, John Taylor
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Welles, John, Jr.,  1714.
Deputy to the General Court
of Conn, for Stratford, 1689-
'93-
Peet, Emerson W.
Welles, Ens. John, 1730-1801.
Ens., Conn. Militia, 1770.
Cox, John L.
Welles, Jonathan, 1689 - 1742,
Hartford, Conn. Cornet in the
Hartford troop, 1726.
Hale, Charles Reuben
Welles, Capt. Robert, 1648-1714.
Deputy, 1619-1714. Council,
1697. Capt, 1687-1701.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Welles, Capt. Samuel, 1625-1675.
Deputy, i637-'62. Commanded
a company, Great Swamp
Fight.
Abbott, Everton J.
Andrews, James S.
Booth, Charles E.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Elliot, Daniel G.
Harral, George
Hinchman, Fred'k B.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Morse, Glenn T.
Moseley, John G.
Patten, John D.
Root, Cyrus
Shelton, George G.
Shelton, William A.
Terry, John Taylor
Welles, Capt. Samuel, 1693-1760.
Lieut, Conn. Militia, 1736.
Capt, 1750.
Cox, John L.
Welles, Gov. Thomas, 1598-1660,
Wethersfield, Conn. Magis
trate, i637-'6o. Second Treas.,
i639-'5i. Sec, i640-*48. Gov.
pro tern., 1651. Dep.-Gov.,
1654, et seq. Gov., i65s-'58.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Commissioner for the United
Colonies, 1649.
Abbott, Everton J.
Andrews, Alfred H.
Andrews, Herbert C.
Andrews, James S.
Anthony, James L.
Backus, j. Bayard
Beach, John K.
Beardsley, Morris B.
Birdseye, Isaac W.
Booth, Charles E.
Booth, Chas. Mackey
Bowen, Clarence W.
Britton, Charles P.
Britton, Henry B.
Bronson, Charles F.
Buckingham, Clarence
Case, John E.
Castle, Ernest Beecher
Chapman, Edwin L.
Chapman, Thomas B.
Cox, John L.
Curtis, George M.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Darneal, Harvey
Deming, Judson K.
Douglas, Charles H.
Douglas, Duncan
Durland, Frederick Lovejoy
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Elliot, Daniel G.
Enos, Alanson T.
Fisher, Joel Ellis
Gray, John Lathrop
Gregory, Chas. Noble
Gridley, Horace W.
Gridley, Nelson C.
Harral, Edward W.
Harral, George
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Geo. W.
Hart, Richard H.
Heaton, John E.
Hooker, Edward W.
Hooker, Thomas W.
Hosmer, Edward S.
Hoyt, Albert E.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Inches, Geo. B.
Jennings, Walter
Jewett, William K.
Johnson, Francis J.
Johnson, Joseph H.
Jones, Charles L.

Judd, Orrin R.
Judson, Frederick N.
Judson, William P.
Kellogg, Edwin W.
Lee, Bradner W.
Lennig, Charles F.
Lennig, Frederick
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Mitchell, Charles F.
Moffat, R. Burnham
Montgomery, Eugene Willard
Moran, Charles
Morse, Glenn T.
Moseley, John G.
Munson, C. La Rue
Neff, Rollin Gray
Niles, Robert L.
Norton, Porter
Ormsbee, Herman W.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Parker, Charles W.
Patten, John D.
Peet, Emerson W.
Peet, Frederick T.
Perry, John P. H.
Pond, Edwin W.
Pond, Samuel Henry St. John
Postley, Sterling
Plyer, Chas. Whiting
Preston, Deming H.
Randall, Eugene S.
Richards, Edward O.
Rogers, James S.
Root, Charles S.
Root, Cyrus
Root, William S.
Sargent, Edward R.
Schauffler, William G.
Seymour, George D.
Shelton, George G.
Shelton, William A.
Smith, Frank B.
Smith, Henry L.
Sparrow, Jackson W.
Stafford, William F.
Stevens, Charles E.
Strong, William J. H.
Terry, John Taylor
Terry, John Taylor, Jr.
Thompson, Hobart W.
Throop, Geo. Enos
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Walbridge, Thos. Chester
Warren, Henry Mather
Warren, Henry Mather, Jr.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Fort George and Fort Edward,
i756-'57.
Price, Henry R.
Webber, Corp. Christopher, 1740-
1803, Conn and N. H. Private,
1759; Corp., 1761. Marched to
the relief of Fort William
Henry. Capt. of N. H. Regi
ment, 1776, at Ticonderoga;
1777 at Saratoga.
Webber, Marvelle C.
Webster, Lieut. Benjamin, Sr.,
1698  , Litchfield, Conn.
Deputy.
Lloyd, John U.
Webster, Lieut. David, 1738-1829.
Sergt. and Lieut, in Capt.
Hazen's Co., New Hampshire
Regt, "Seven Years' War."
Russell, Alfred
Webster, Ebenezer, 1667 - 1736.
Private in Capt. Gilman's
N. H. Co., 1710.
Monnette, Orra E.
Webster, Capt. Ebenezer, 1739-
1806. Capt. in Roger's New
Hampshire Rangers and Capt.
under Sir Jeffrey Amherst
Invasion of Canada.
Webster, George B.
Webster, Gov. John, 1590-1661.
Deputy, 1637. Gov.'s Asst,
i639-*55. Commissioner of the
United Colonies, from Conn.,
1654. Dep.-Gov., 1655. Gov.,
1656. First Magistrate, 1657-
'59-
Anderson, Arthur C.
Barbour, Lucius B.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Barnes, Alfred C.
Bascom, George J.
Benjamin, George P.
Bunce, Jonathan B.
Camp, Charles L. N.
Chapin, Samuel A.
Collins, William G.
Cooley, Francis R.
Cowles, William N.
Cropper, John
Daniels, Richard H.
Day, Robert W.
Dudley, Frank A.
Eaton, Daniel C.
Eaton, George F.

Eaton, George L.
Ely, John S.
French, William F.
Gesner, Anthon T.
Gilbert, Charles P. H.
Grinnell, William M.
Gross, Chas. Edw.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
Harvey, Erwin M.
Holcombe, John M.
Holden, Edward P.
Holden, Edw. Packard, Jr.
Holden, Horace
Hunt, Arthur K.
Hunt, Philip B.
Ingersoll, Charles A.
Ingersoll, Colin M., Jr.
Isham, Norman M.
Jones, Charles L.
King, Harris M.
Klink, William M.
Lloyd, John U.
Marsh, Henry D.
Palmer, Henry B.
Parsons, Chas. L.
Partridge, Edward L.
Peck, Guy Dayton
Perkins, Seymour
Pollock, Edwin T.
Pond, Edw. Watson
Raymond, Geo. L.
Ripley, Charles S.
Rogers, James S.
Schauffler, William G.
Seymour, Henry
Shepard, Edward M.
Stevens, Charles E.
Upham, Henry P.
Wadhams, John M.
Webster, Basil M.
Webster, Edmond K.
Webster, Edwin C.
Webster, Joseph R.
Webster, Parker S.
Webster, Wm. H.
Webster, Wm. R.
Westfall, John H.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wright, Harry L.
Webster, John, 1683-1732. Soldier
in Foot Co., 1702.
Smith, Thomas H.
Webster, Lieut. Robert,  1677,
Middletown, Conn. Lieut,

516

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1654. King Philip's War,
1675.
Barnes, Alfred C.
Benjamin, George P.
Camp, Chas. L. N.
Cropper, John
Day, Robt. Webster
Dudley, Frank A.
Gesner, Anthon T.
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Richard H.
King, Harris M.
Raymond, Geo. L.
Seymour, Henry
Shepard, Edward M.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wright, Harry L.
Webster, Thomas, 171 i  .
Served from Haverhill, April,
1757, in the 2d Foot Co., of
which Major Richard Salton-
sall was Captain.
Webster, William Arthur
Weed, Sergt. Benjamin, 1681-1748,
Stamford, Conn., in Lovewell's
Expedition, Father Rasle's
War, i722-*26.
Bell, Jared W.
Weed, Lieut. John,  1689,
Amesbury, Mass. In King
Philip's War.
Atwood, Luther
Morrell, George C.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Weed, Capt. Nathaniel, 1696-
17 — . Capt. of ist Co. of
Stamford Militia, 1743.
Weed, Henry Davis
Weeden, Edward, 161 3  , Bos
ton. King Philip's War, under
Capt. Henchman, 1675, and
Capt Moseley, 1676.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Weeks, John,  . One of
the Founders of Warwick, R.
I., i642-'43. Member of Town
Council and Magistrate, 1647.
A Commissioner, i65i-'63.
Deputy, i664-'75- Slain by the
Indians in King Philip's War,
1675.
Atkinson, John Bond
Weeks, John, 1651-1690, Dorches
ter, Mass. Died Canada Ex
pedition.

Moseley, Chas. W.
Moseley, Edw. A.
Moseley, Frank
Weeks, Capt. Samuel. Served the
New Hampshire Colony, as per
allowance on muster roll by
committee for auditing the
public accounts, at Portsmouth,
Nov. 19, 1712.
Weeks, Stephen H.
Weire, Major John,   .
Burgess from Old Rappahan
nock Co., Va., 1663.
Howard, McHenry
Key, Edward
Weiser, Col. Conrad, 1696-1760.
CoL, 1755. Officer in the Pala
tine (N. Y.). Commanded a
regiment of Vols, from Bucks
Co. Had command of the 2d
Battalion, Penn. Regt, French
and Indian War.
Cammann, Edward C.
Cammann, George P.
Cammann, Henry L.
Cammann, Philip Gallatin
Cunningham, Francis de L.
Schwab, John Christopher
Welch, Lieut. Paul, 1696-1778,
New Milford, Conn. Lieut,
1743. Deputy.
Noble, Henry H.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Welch, Philip, 1638-1700. Sol
dier in King Philip's War,
1675.
Monnette, Orra E.
Weld, Dr. Daniel, 1642 1690.
Surgeon - General, Narragan
sett Expedition, 1675, under
Gen. Winslow.
Howard, Leland O.
Weld, John, 1623-1691. In garri
son at Quaboug, King Philip's
War.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Davis, Fellowes
Fuller, Austin W.
Green, John Wm.
Jackson, Edw. F.
Jackson, George E.
Pond, George E.
Weld, George F.
Weld, Capt. Joseph, 1595-1646,

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Roxbury, Mass. Capt. Militia,
1636-46, John Winthrop, Col.
Ens., A. & H. A. Co., 1638.
Deputy, 1637, et seq.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Booth, Charles E.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Davis, Fellowes
Fuller, Austin W.
Gilbert, James H.
Goodrich, William
Granger, William S.
Green, John Wm.
Hulbert, Edmund D.
Jackson, Edward F.
Jackson, George E.
Myers, William S.
Pond, George E.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Spicer, Geo. T.
Weld, De Witt C.
Weld, De Witt C, Jr.
Weld, George F.
Weller, Eleazer, 1650 1684.
Served at Turner's Falls
Fight.
Wilder, Edward B.
Welles, Capt. Gideon, 1692-1740.
Ens., 1725. Lieut, 1731.
Capt, North Co., of Wethers
field, Conn., 1735.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Welles (Wells), Ens. Hugh,
1590-1645, Wethersfield, Conn.
Ens. Militia.
Converse, Charles A.
Doane, Wm. H.
Lee, Bradner W.
Lee, Kenyon F.
Libby, Chas. T.
Snow, Edgar M.
Wells, Edward
Wells, Frank R.
Wells, Frederick H.
Welles, Ichabod, 1660-1706, Hart
ford, Conn. Commissary to the
Expedition under Sir Wm.
Phipps, against the Indians,
1693. High Sheriff of the
Colony.
Hale, Charles Reuben
Welles, John, 1621-1659. Deputy,
1656. Asst, 1658.

518

Booth, Charles M.
Castle, Ernest B.
Judson, Fred'k N.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Peet, Emerson W.
Sparrow, Jackson W.
Terry, John Taylor
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Welles, John, Jr.,  1714.
Deputy to the General Court
of Conn, for Stratford, 1689-
'93-
Peet, Emerson W.
Welles, Ens. John, 1730-1801.
Ens., Conn. Militia, 1770.
Cox, John L.
Welles, Jonathan, 1689 1742,
Hartford, Conn. Cornet in the
Hartford troop, 1726.
Hale, Charles Reuben
Welles, Capt. Robert, 1 648-1714.
Deputy, 1619-1714. Council,
1697. Capt, 1687-1701.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William Ives
Welles, Capt. Samuel, 1625-1675.
Deputy, i637-'62. Commanded
a company, Great Swamp
Fight.
Abbott, Everton J.
Andrews, James S.
Booth, Charles E.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Elliot, Daniel G.
Harral, George
Hinchman, Fred'k B.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Morse, Glenn T.
Moseley, John G.
Patten, John D.
Root, Cyrus
Shelton, George G.
Shelton, William A.
Terry, John Taylor
Welles, Capt. Samuel, 1693-1760.
Lieut, Conn. Militia, 1736.
Capt, 1750.
Cox, John L.
Welles, Gov. Thomas, 1598-1660,
Wethersfield, Conn. Magis
trate, i637-'6o. Second Treas.,
i639-'5i. Sec, i640-'48. Gov.
pro tern., 1651. Dep.-Gov.,
1654, et seq. Gov., i6s5-'s8.

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Commissioner for the United
Colonies, 1649.
Abbott, Everton J.
Andrews, Alfred H.
Andrews, Herbert C.
Andrews, James S.
Anthony, James L.
Backus, j. Bayard
Beach, John K.
Beardsley, Morris B.
Birdseye, Isaac W.
Booth, Charles E.
Booth, Chas. Mackey
Bowen, Clarence W.
Britton, Charles P.
Britton, Henry B.
Bronson, Charles F.
Buckingham, Clarence
Case, John E.
Castle, Ernest Beecher
Chapman, Edwin L.
Chapman, Thomas B.
Cox, John L.
Curtis, George M.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Darneal, Harvey
Deming, Judson K.
Douglas, Charles H.
Douglas, Duncan
Durfand, Frederick Lovejoy
Eldredge, Zoeth S.
Elliot, Daniel G.
Enos, Alanson T.
Fisher, Joel Ellis
Gray, John Lathrop
Gregory, Chas. Noble
Gridley, Horace W.
Gridley, Nelson C.
Harral, Edward W.
Harral, George
Hart, Charles N.
Hart, Geo. W.
Hart, Richard H.
Heaton, John E.
Hooker, Edward W.
Hooker, Thomas W.
Hosmer, Edward S.
Hoyt, Albert E.
Hubbell, Henry W.
Inches, Geo. B.
Jennings, Walter
jewett, William K
Johnson, Francis J.
Johnson, Joseph H.
Jones, Charles L.

Judd, Orrin R.
Judson, Frederick N.
Judson, William P.
Kellogg, Edwin W.
Lee, Bradner W.
Lennig, Charles F.
Lennig, Frederick
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Mitchell, Charles F.
Moffat, R. Burnham
Montgomery, Eugene Willard
Moran, Charles
Morse, Glenn T.
Moseley, John G.
Munson, C. La Rue
Neff, Rollin Gray
Niles, Robert L.
Norton, Porter
Ormsbee, Herman W.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Parker, Charles W.
Patten, John D.
Peet, Emerson W.
Peet, Frederick T.
Perry, John P. H.
Pond, Edwin W.
Pond, Samuel Henry St. John
Postley, Sterling
Plyer, Chas. Whiting
Preston, Deming H.
Randall, Eugene S.
Richards, Edward O.
Rogers, James S.
Root, Charles S.
Root, Cyrus
Root, William S.
Sargent, Edward R.
Schauffler, William G.
Seymour, George D.
Shelton, George G.
Shelton, William A.
Smith, Frank B.
Smith, Henry L.
Sparrow, Jackson W.
Stafford, William F.
Stevens, Charles E.
Strong, William J. H.
Terry, John Taylor
Terry, John Taylor, Jr.
Thompson, Hobart W.
Throop, Geo. Enos
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Walbridge, Thos. Chester
Warren, Henry Mather
Warren, Henry Mather, Jr.

519

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Warren, Richard Fairfield
Washburn, John H.
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Watson, Charles P.
Welles, Benjamin
Welles, Chas. E.
Welles, Lemuel A.
Welles, Paul
Welles, Philip Turner
Welles, Roger, Jr.
Wells, Benjamin W., Jr.
Wells, Eben F.
Wells, Henry J.
Wells, Samuel R.
Wells, Walter F.
Williams, David W.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Williams, Geo. G.
Williams, John C.
Williams, Robt. Stanton
Wilson, John A.
Wolcott, Roger
Wright, Joshua Butler
Welles, Thomas, 1620-1676. In
King Philip's War.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Enos, Alanson T., Jr.
Moffat, R. Burnham
Root, William S.
Wells, Edward
Wells, Frank R.
Wells, Frederick H.
Wells, Henry
Wright, Joshua B.
Welles, Hon. Thomas, 1 627-1 668.
Q. M., 1658. Deputy, 1662.
Asst, 1668.
Cox, John L.
Enos, Alanson T.
Jennings, Walter
Jewett, William K.
Moran, Charles
Moseley, John G.
Parker, Charles W.
Schauffler, Wm. G.
Stevens, Chas. Ellis
Terry, John Taylor
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Welles, William, 1605 - 1671,
Southold, L. I. Gov. Nichol's
Council, 1664. Deputy, at
New Haven, 1653 '57 - '61.
Member of Hempstead Con
vention, 1665. Deputy-Sheriff
of New Yorkshire, i665-'69.

Akerly, Samuel M.
Corwin, Hamilton S.
Howell, Edwin A.
King, Rufus
Manning, Clarence Augustus
Mumford, William C.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Weeks, Frank B.
Wells, Alexander, 1727 1813,
Washington Co., Pa. Built
and maintained a stockade fort
on Cross Creek, Lord Dun-
more's War.
Moore, Wm. Jno.
Wells, Col. George. Member of
Gen. Assembly in Patuxent,
1654. Comr. for reducing
Province to authority of
England. Judge of Prov.
Court in Md. in 1655 and
1658.
Kenly, William W.
Wells, Ens. Hugh, 1590-1645,
Wethersfield, Conn. Ens.
Militia.
Lee, Bradner Wells
Lee, Bradner Wells, Jr.
Wells, Henry
White, Henry
Wells, Capt. Jonathan, 1659-
1738. King Philip's War, and
later King William's War,
and Queen Anne's War. Com
mander at Deerfield at the at
tack, 1703. Deputy.
Richardson, George H.
Wells, Ens. Nathaniel, 1699-
1790, Ipswich, Mass. Ensign
of Ipswich Military Company,
1748.
Wells, Wellington
Wells, Ens. Noah, 1666-1712, New
London, Conn. Ens. Militia,
1703.
Lee, Bradner Wells
Lee, Bradner Wells, Jr.
Lee, Kenyon F.
Wells, Richard,  1667. Com
missioner of Maryland, 1654.
Member of Prov. Court,
1655.
Duvall, Richard Warren
Hill, John P.
Wells, Thomas, 1 620-1 676. In

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Capt. William Turner's Co.,
Falls Fight.
Lee, Bradner W.
Murray, Charles H.
Snow, Edgar M.
Wells (Welles), Ens. Thomas,
i 605-1 666, Ipswich, Mass. Ens.
"Military Co. of the Massa
chusetts," 1644.
Holbrook, Levi
Hunt, Arthur K.
Libbey, Wm.
Martin, George Washington
Monnette, Orra E.
Nichols, Willard A.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Pearson, Arthur E.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Wellington, Benjamin, 1676-
1738, Lexington, Mass.; Rep.
to Mass. General Court, 1728-
1730.
Clark, Arthur W.
Wellington, Benjamin,  1709,
Watertown, Mass. In the
Forces of Mass. Col. Expedi
tion against Narragansett
Fort
Robinson, Lewis A.
Sherman, Roger
Whitin, Ernest S.
Wellington, Joseph, 1643 - 1714,
Watertown, Mass. In King
Philip's War, 1676.
Stone, Charles W.
Wellington, Corp. Roger, 1609-
1698, Watertown, Mass. Corp.
in Watertown Co.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Stone, Charles W.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Wellington, Jonas F.
Welsh, Sergt. Thomas, 1 622-1701,
Charlestown, Mass. Sergt.
Charlestown Train Band, 1681-
,0/,
Welsh, Willard
Wemple, Capt. Barent Janse,
1656- after 1743. Expedition
against Canada. Commissioned
Capt. of Foot Co. of Albany,
1690. Sergt. in Capt. Johan
nes Sanderse Glen's Co., 1715.
Bissell, P. St. Geo.
Wemple, Capt. Johannes, 1675-

1749. Capt. of a Co. of Albany
Militia at Schenectady, 1714.
Lieut, 1715, and Ens., 1717, in
Capt Johannes Sanders Glen's
Co., Albany Militia at Sche
nectady.
Bissell, Pelham St Geo.
Wendell, Capt. Johannes, Sr.,
1649-1692. Capt. of Infantry
at Albany, 1684.
Beekman, James W.
Davies, Julien T., Jr.
Davies, Wm. G.
Denny, Thomas
Grinnell, William M.
Pierce, Jacob W.
Webber, Wm. Oliver
Wendell, Barrett
Woolsey, Theodore S.
Wendell, Capt. Johannes, Jr.,
 . In French and In
dian Wars.
Grinnell, William M.
Wentworth, Capt. Benjamin,
1691-1736. Sergt, 1717. Capt,
1726. Representative, Dover,
N. H., 1724.
Rollins, Edward A.
Rollins, Edward Warren
Rollins, Philip A.
Wentworth, Capt. Charles, 1686-
1780, Canton, Mass. Lieut. 3d
Co., 4th Regt., Mass. Militia,
1744. Capt, 1746.
Pierce, George F.
Wentworth, Ezekiel, 1651-1711.
Deputy from Dover, N. H.,
1711.
Bennett, Larkin E.
Lord, Calvin
Rollins, Edw. Warren
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Wenzell, Henry Burleigh
Wentworth, Lieut. - Gov. John,
1671-1730, Portsmouth, N. H.
Council, 171 1. Lieut. - Gov.
N. H., i7i7-'30.
Field, H. Wentworth G.
Morrell, George C.
Penhallow, Charles S.
Pope, Percival W.
Wentworth, Albert James
Wentworth, Col. John, 1719-
1781, Dover and Somersworth,
N. fi. Capt, Major, Lieut-

521

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Col., and Col. of the 2d N. H.
Regt. in 1772. Representative
from Dover and Somers-
worth.
Wentworth, Moses J.
Wentworth, Elder William,
1616-1697, Dover, N. H.
Saved Heard's garrison, 1689.
Baer, Lorenzo Emly
Bennett, Larkin E.
Fall, Charles G.
Fall, George H.
Lord, Calvin
Meserve, Albert Jackson, Jr.
Morrell, George C.
Pickering, McLaurin J.
Rollins, Edw. Warren
Rollins, Philip A.
Wentworth, Chas. S.
Wentworth, Moses J.
Wentworth, Philip C.
Wentworth, William G.
Wentworth, Capt. William, 1705-
1767, Kittery, Maine. Served
under Col. William Pepperrell
in various expeditions.
Morrell, George C.
Wescoat (Westcott), Richard,
 1649. One of 26 men
from Wethersfield in the Pe
quot War, 1637.
Clevenger, Wm. M.
Wessels, Dirck v. Ten Broeck.
Wesson, Jeremiah,  1745- In
6th Mass. Regt, and died at
Cape Breton, 1745.
Houghton, William A.
West, Bartholomew,  1673-
'74, Shrewsbury, N. J. Deputy
to General Assembly of East
New Jersey, 1667.
McGrath, John
West, Hon. Francis. Council of
Penn., 1757.
Cottman, James H.
Fisher, Chas. D.
West, Col. John,  1689. Pres
ident of the Council, and Cap
tain-General. Gov. Va., 1635-
'37
Aylett, Patrick H.
Dennis, James T.
Edmunds, Bernard C.
Edmunds, Henry L.
Junkin, Francis T. A.

Junkin, William D. A.
Munds, James Theus
West, Col. John, 1638-1702, Va.
Capt. of State Troops, 1665;
Major, 1675; Lieut.-Col., 1679.
Dennis, James T.
West, Matthew, Newport, R. I.
Member from Providence to
the Court of Commissions at
Portsmouth, R. I., 1655.
McGrath, John
West, Thomas v. Lord de la
Warr.
Westcott, Daniel,  1702. Voted
land for military services,
Stamford, Conn., 1676. Dep
uty, 1 691, '92, '94.
Hill, Malcolm W.
Hill, Norman A.
Westcott, Richard,  1651. A
soldier in the Pequot War
from Wethersfield, Conn.
Lummis, Benjamin R.
Westcott, Lieut. Robert, 
1675. In 1659 Commissioner
of the Court; Lieut, 1671.
Killed by Indians, 1675.
Mersereau, John D.
Westcott, Stukely, 1592 -1677,
Providence, R. I. One of the
Founders of the Providence
Plantation. Deputy, 1650.
Commissioner, 1651, et seq.
Gov.'s Asst, 1656  .
Albro, Addis
Bailey, Gilbert L.
Bailey, John W.
Cook, Stephen C.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Gillespie, Lawrence Lewis
Hord, Arnold H.
Kelly, James H.
Lewis, Arnold A.
Mersereau, John D.
Nickerson, Stephen W.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Rice, Herbert Ambrose
Snyder, Charles E.
Stafford, William F.
Topham, Theophilus
Watson, William H.
Westcote, Robert D.
Westcote, William Joseph
Woodward, Wm.
Weston, Corp. Edmund, 1660-1723.

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Index Of Ancestors

Corporal in Capt Samuel
Moseley's Co., King Philip's
War, at Dedham, 1675.
Miller, Robert F.
Weston, James, Sr., 1723-1786. In
the French and Indian War
under Col. Thomas Doty, 1758.
Miller Robert F.
Westwood, William, 1607-1669.
Commissioner appointed by the
General Court of Mass. to
govern Conn., 1635. Deputy.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Brown, Paul
Cooley, Francis R.
Fisher, Francis P.
Gross, Chas. Edw.
Haskell, Frank W.
Hawks, Fred'k E.
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Hubbard, Phineas
Jones, Charles L.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Washburn, William Ives
White, William C.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Wilson, John A.
Woodruff, Chas. H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Wright, Harry Linn
Wetherbee, Capt. Ephraim, 1682-
1745. Lieut, 1737. Capt, 7th
Co., 9th Mass. Regt, Col. Jos.
Dwight, Expedition to Cape
Breton, 1745.
Billings, Charles M.
Billings, David L.
Frost, Walter C.
Wetherbee, John, 1643-1711, Marl
borough, Mass. Soldier in
garrison, King Philip's War.
Billings, David L.
Green, Charles M.
Green, Robert M.
Wetherbee, Winthrop
Wetherell, Capt. Daniel, 1630-
1719. Capt. and Commissary
at New London, King Philip's
War.
Avery, Frank M.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Kennan, Thomas L.
Randall, John F.
Wetherell, William, 1600-1684.

A member of the Scituate Co.,
Plymouth Colony Militia, 1643.
Deputy, Gen. Court, 1642, from
Duxbury.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Randall, John F.
Wetherill, Christopher, 
171 1. Council of West Jer
sey, 1688-1703, '06, '07.
Levick, Lewis J.
Levis, Henry
Levis, Samuel W.
Powell, Washington B.
Wetherill, Charles
Wetherill, John P.
Wetherill, William C.
Wetherill, John,  1784.
Commissary of Prov. Troops
on Frontiers, 1756. Member of
House of Assembly of N. J.
from the 17th to 22d session
inc., i749-'75-
Dean, Aaron
Wicoff, John V. B.
Wetmore, John,  1648. Weth
ersfield, Conn. Deputy, 1647.
Killed by Indians, 1648.
Gilbert, James H.
Wetmore, Thomas, 1615 - 1681,
Middletown, Conn. Commis
sioner, i653-'54, Colony of
Conn., to enlist men against
the Indians. Deputy, 1654-
'55-
Durand, Harvey
Ketchum, Chas. John
Wharton, Dep.-Gov. Jesse, 
1675. President and Member
Council of Md., i672-'76.
Dep.-Gov., 1676.
Brent, Joseph L.
Keyser, Robert Brent
Wheaton, Christopher. In King
Philip's War, under Capts.
Isaac Johnson and John Jacob.
Sargent, John S.
Wheeler, Daniel,  . In old
French Wars of 1755, Capt.
Peter Power's Co., made up
from Hollis (Nashua, N. H.),
and vicinity.
Wheeler, Giles
Wheeler, David, 1625  ,
Rowley, Mass. Soldier in
King Philip's War, and drew

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society of colonial wars

a lot in Narragansett Town
ship.
Cutler, Edward H.
Wheeler, Isaac, 1646-1712, Ston
ington, Conn. In King Philip's
War, 1676. Deputy, 1692.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Hull, James W.
Parker, George T.
Peet, Emerson W.
Randall, John F.
Reed, Latham G.
Sherman, Roger
Wheeler, Isaac, 1698-1769, Rut
land, Mass., under Capt. Peter
Davis for relief of Fort Wil
liam Henry.
Wilson, Frederic N.
Wheeler, James,  . In old
French wars of 1755, Capt.
Peter Power's Co., made up
from Hollis (Nashua, N. H.),
and vicinity.
Wheeler, Giles
Wheeler, Lieut. Jeremiah, 173 1-
1811, Rehoboth, Mass. 2d
Lieut. in Capt. Valentine
Wheeler's Co., Col. Wm. Bul
lock's Regt., 1761.
Rumrill, Frank
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, William B.
Wheeler, Maj. John, 1638-1694.
Major, Charles Co., Md., 1680-
'89.
Garland, Hugh A.
Lilly, Austin Jenkins
Jenkins, Austin L.
Jenkins, Benj. Wheeler
Jenkins, Edward A.
Jenkins, Francis de Sales
Jenkins, Spalding Lowe
Shriver, Alfred Jenkins
Shriver, Edward Jenkins
Shriver, Robert Hickley
Wheeler, John, Concord, Mass.
In Capt. Davenport's Co.,
Great Swamp Fight
Abbott, Everton J.
Baker, Frank
Hill, John B.
Wheeler, Jonathan, 4th, 1686

 , Rowley, Mass. Stationed
at Castle William, Boston
Harbor, between 1725 - 1748.
The command of this fort de
volved upon the Lieut.-Gov. of
Mass. Bay.
Wheeler, Benjamin Ide
Wheeler, Lieut. Joseph. Lieut.,
Concord Militia, King Philip's
War, 1676.
Bissell, William P.
Cadle, Charles F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Hall, Lemuel R.
Wheeler, Ens. Joseph,  1797,
Bloomsburg, Pa. Ens., 1760,
in ist Battalion of Pa. Militia,
under Col. Jas. Burd.
Pickett, Montgomery
Wheeler, Col. Philip, 1698-1765,
Rehoboth, Mass. Capt, 1747.
Major, 1758. Colonel, 1759.
Thayer, Rufus Calvin
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, William B.
Wheeler, Benjamin D.
Wheeler, William H.
Wheeler, Richard,  1676,
Lancaster, Mass. He was
killed outside of Rowland-
son's Garrison, Feb. 10, 1676.
Wilson, Frederic N.
Wheeler, Lieut. Thomas, Sr., 
1654. Lieut, 1653, Fairfield
Troop, enlisted against the
Dutch.
McNamee, Chas.
Wheeler, Capt. Thomas, 1602 
1686. Capt. of Co. of
Horse, 1669. In King Philip's
War.
Cadle, Cornelius
Carney, Franklin L.
Denison, Charles
Denison, John H.
Gibson, Charles L.
Parker, George T.
Randall, John F.
Walcott, Arthur S.
Wheeler, James E.
Williams, Norman A.
Wheeler, Sergt. Thomas, 1625-
1704, Concord, Mass., Sergt
of Foot, 1662.
Baker, Frank

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Bent, Samuel A.
Carney, Franklin La F.
Hill, John B.
Hurd, Rukard
McNamee, Chas.
Merriam, Frank
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Wheeler, Lieut. Thomas, 
1672. Lieut, in Col. Service in
Conn. Rep. from Milford,
1671.
Judson, Fred'k N.
Wheeler, Ens. Thomas, 1660-1734,
Concord, Mass. Ens. of the
Concord Co.
Bates, Theodore C.
Hurd, Ethan O.
Wheeler, Capt. Timothy, 1604-
1687. Concord, Mass. Mili
tia. In King Philip's War.
Deputy, 1663, et seq. Ensign
1646. Capt, 1662.
Baker, Frank
Bent, Samuel A.
Boutell, Henry S.
Depew, Chauncey M.
Hill, John B.
Melville, Henry
Moore, George H.
Shuart, Wm. H.
Wetherill, Charles
Wheeler, Capt. Timothy, 1697-
1782. Member Concord, Mass.,
Militia.
Moore, George H.
Wheeler, Lieut.-Col. Valentine,
1725-1791. Major in Col.
Bower's Regt. of Militia, Bris
tol, Mass., 1762. Lieut-Col.
under Col. William Bullock,
1767.
Thompson, Royal W.
Thompson, William B.
Wheeler, William H.
Wheeler, William, 1728-1804. In
Capt Robert Roger's Co., Col.
Jonathan Bayley's N. H. Regt,
1755-
Wheeler, Francis Brown
Wheelock, Capt. Eleazar, 1654-
1731. Medfield, Mass. Com
manded a corps of cavalry.
Camp, Robert
Wheelock, Ralph, 1600-1683, Med
field, Mass. Deputy, 1663, et seq.

Bates, Daniel M.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Leach, J. Granville
Wheelwright, Col. John, 1664-
1745. Garrison House, Wells,
Me. Under Major John
Converse. Stationed at Fort
Mary on the Saco. Dep
uty, Mass., 1692-1742. Mem
ber of Council, i7o8-'33. In
dian Commissioner, 1714-
41.
Clark, Alexander B.
Clark, James B.
Clark, Rufus W.
Clark, Samuel A.
Littlefield, Marcellus
Lord, Charles E.
Pierce, Jacob W
Prime, Ralph Earl
Rollins, Philip A.
Runk, Louis B.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Wheelwright, Edmund M.
Wheelwright, John,  1760.
Gov.'s Asst, i745-'54, Mass.
Bay Col.
Prime, Ralph E.
Wheelwright, Capt. Samuel,
1623-1700. In King Philip's
War, on a committee to
impress men and supplies at
Wells, Me. Lieut, Capt
Commanded his own and three
other Garrison houses. Dep.,
1671-77. Member of Council,
i694-'99; Assoc, 1676; Justice,
1692-1700.
Rollins, Philip A.
Wheelwright, Lieut. Samuel,
1635-1700. Lieut, 1665., Mass.
Bay Col. Militia. Gov.'s
Asst, i695-'99.
Clark, Alex. Bayard
Clark, Rufus W.
Lord, Charles E.
Prime, Ralph E.
Runk, Louis B.
Shapleigh, Alfred L.
Whipple, Capt. Abraham, 1733-
1819. Capt. of the Privateer
Gamecock, 1760.
Miller, Sydney T.
Sibley, Frederick T.
Whipple, David, 1714-1766, Cum-

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Society Of Colonial wars

berland, R. I. Representative,
i756-'57.
Hill, Henry B.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Whipple, Eleazer, 1646 1719,
Providence. Wounded serving
in King Philip's War.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Whipple, Ens. Jeremiah, 1683-
1721. Ens., 6th Co., 2d Regt,
Nova Scotia Expedition, 1707.
Farnum, Arthur W.
Hill, Henry B.
Hill, John W.
Hill, William S.
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Whipple, John, 1 596-1 669, Ipswich,
Mass. Deputy, 1640, et seq.
Brown, Daniel A.
Clarke, George K.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Holbrook, Levi
Jackson, Edw. F.
Jackson, Geo. E.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Libby, Charles T.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Pettingell, Frank H.
Robinson, Hamline E.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Stone, Charles W.
Whipple, Capt. John, 1617-1685.
In King Philip's War under
Capt. Roger Williams; com
manded an expedition into the
Indian country. One of de
fenders of Providence when it
was attacked by Indians. Dep
uty, 1666, et seq.
Bicknell, George A.
Blackmar, Wilmon W.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Britton, Edward E.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Brown, Otis S.
Brown, Paul
Cadle, Cornelius
Denny, Thomas
Dewey, Chauncey E.

Farr, Marvin A.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Hering, Oswald C.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Hill, Henry B.
Hill, John W.
Hill, William S.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Jackson, George E.
Lewis, Arnold A.
Lovell, Frank H., Jr.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Olney, George W.
Page, Walter G.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Preston, Howard Willis
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Robeson, Andrew
Wheaton, Frank
Whipple, Charles H.
Whipple, Henry B.
Wood, Eric F.
Woodward, Wm.
Whipple, Capt. John, 1626-1683,
Ipswich, Mass. Cornet in
Capt John Appleton's Troop,
1668. Lieut, in Capt. Nicholas
Faige's Co., Mount Hope Cam
paign, King Philip's War,
1675. Capt, Ipswich Troop,
1676. Marched against In
dians, Marlborough, 1676. En
gagements, Quabog and Salis
bury, 1677. Deputy, 1674, et
seq.
Boutelle, Henry S.
Britton, Edward E.
Brown, Otis S.
Clark, Arthur W.
Farr, Marvin A.
Gould, Levi S.
Merriam, Frank
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Page, Walter G.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Philbrook, Chas. F. B.
Whitmore, Franklin G.
Whipple, Lieut. John, 1632-1695,
Ipswich, Mass. Lieut, of a Co.
of Militia. Deputy four years.
Dorman, Wm. B.
Talbot, Joel F.
Whipple, John, 1640-1700. Deputy
for Providence, 1669 - '90.

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INDEX of ancestors

Governor's Assistant, 1677-
'8o.
Woodward, William
Whipple, Col. Joseph, 1662-1746,
Providence, R. I. Deputy,
1698-1728. Gov.'s Asst, 1714.
Col. of Land Forces, i7i9-'20.
Beckwith, Warren L.
Denny, Thomas
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Preston, Howard Willis
Robeson, Andrew
Whitcher, Sergt. Morril, 1726-
1778, Newbury, Mass. Served
as a Sergeant in Capt. Edmund
Morse's Co., 1755, in the
Crown Point Expedition.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Whitcomb, John,  1683. In
garrison at Lancaster, Mass.,
1675.
Vandercook, John D.
Wait, Horatio L.
Whitcomb, Josiah, 1638-1718, Lan
caster, Mass. Deputy, 1710.
Commanded garrison there,
1711.
Guilford, Nathan
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, Henry O., Jr.
Love, Wm. De L.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Vandercook, John D.
White, John B.
Wilder, Edward B.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Whitcomb, William,   .
Under Capt. John Prescott, of
Concord, Mass. Spanish War,
1740.
Love, Wm. De Loss
Love, Wm. De L., Jr.
White, Ens. Benjamin, 1646-1723,
Brookline, Mass. One of the
assessors of the Province Tax.
A soldier in King Philip's
War.
Green, John W.
White, Benjamin,  1723,
Mendon and Uxbridge. Sol
dier in Louisburg Expedition.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris

White, Christopher, 1642-1693.
Member of Assembly, Province
of West Jersey, 1684. Mem
ber of the Council, 1684.
Cox, Edwin S.
White, Lieut. Daniel, 1639-1713.
Lieut. Hatfield, Mass. Co.,
1692.
Bissell, Pelham St. George
Bissell, William P.
Brown, Louis
Cooper, Leslie B.
Cox, John L.
Elwood, George May
Foster, Reginald L.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Schauffler, William G.
Stockbridge, Henry
White, Henry K.
White, Capt. Daniel, 1671-1726.
Ens., 171 1, Queen Anne's War.
Capt. of Conn. Troop, 1716.
Foster, Reginald L.
Rogers, James S.
Schauffler, William G.
White, Henry K.
White, Capt. Daniel, 1698-1786.
Capt. of Hatfield, Mass., Co.,
French and Indian War.
Hutchins, James Calhoun
White, Henry K.
White, Capt. Ephraim, 1677-1752.
Lieut, of ist Co. of Militia of
Southampton, L. I., 1732; later
Captain.
Lindly, John M.
White, Hon. Henry, 1732-1785.
Gov. Tryon's Council, 1771,
Prov. N. Y.
Irving, Cortlandt
Suydam, Walter L.
White, Capt. John, Sr.,  1673,
Salem and Lancaster, Mass.
Soldier in Lancaster, Mass.,
Co.
Richardson, Wm. E.
White, Elder John, 1 595-1684,
Hadley, Mass., and Hartford,
Conn. Deputy, General Court
Mass. Bay from Hadley, 1664,
'69.
Bissell, Pelham St. George
Bissell, William P.
Booth, Charles E.
Cox, John L.

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SOCIETY of colonial wars

Hunt, Arthur K.
Isham, Norman M.
Rogers, James S.
Stockbridge, Henry
White, Henry Kirk
White, William C.
White, William G.
White, William R.
Wickwire, Arthur Manley
Williams, Geo. C. F.
White, Capt. John,  1685.
Delegate from Somerset Co. to
Md. Assembly, i678-'8i. Capt.
of Horse, Somerset Co.
Duer, Henry L.
White, Lieut. John, 1 642-1 695,
Roxbury and Brookline, Mass.
Lieut Militia.
Castle, Alfred H.
Dana, Charles D.
White, Capt. John, 1664-1727,
Haverhill, Mass. Ens., 1692.
Lieut, 1697. Capt, 1715.
Representative, 1700 - '03 - '08-
'16, '19. Commanded garrison
house, 1694.
Bullock, James W.
Smith, Samuel F.
White, Rev. John, 1677-1760,
Gloucester, Mass. Services
at Pemaquid; Chaplain to
the Garrison at Casco Bay,
1701 ; Chaplain at Saco, 1701-
'02.
Dyer, Isaac Bartlett Cabot
Dyer, Isaac W.
White, Col. Jonathan, i 708-1788,
Lancaster, Mass. Capt, 1755,
French and Indian War,
Worcester Regt, Col. Ruggles.
Major and Lieut.-Col., Battle
Lake George. Col., 1756,
Lake Champlain Campaign.
White, John B.
White, Capt. Joseph, circ. 1635-
1706, Mendon, Mass. Sergt.
in command of scouts in King
Philip's War. Sergt, 1681-
'88. Capt, 1689.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Holbrook, Levi
Litchfield, Wilford J. _
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Talbot, Joel F.
White, Joseph,  1724. Nar

ragansett Campaign, 1675.
Wounded in Swamp Fight,
1675.
White, Edward L.
White, Sergt. Joseph, 1662-1757,
Mendon, Mass. Sergt, 1716.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
White, Joseph, 1687-1770, Hadley,
Mass. In Col. Benj. Gold-
thwait's Regt, Lake George,
1756.
White, William G.
White, Sergt. Josiah, 1643-1714.
Under Major Simon Wil
lard 1675, King Philip's War,
and Sergt. in the Train Band,
1704. His house in Lancas
ter, Mass., used as a garrison
house.
Bloss, Orlando P.
White, John B.
White, Sergt. Josiah, Jr., 1682-
1772, Lancaster, Mass. Sergt.
in command of garrison, 1704-
'n. Deputy, 1728, et seq.
White, John B.
White, Josiah, 1729 -1809. So.
Hadley, Mass. In Capt. Sam
uel Smith's Co., relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757.
White, William G.
White, Capt. Nathaniel, 1629-
171 1, Middletown, Conn. Dep
uty, 1659, 1661-1710. Lieut'
1679. In King Philip's War.
Capt, 1690 and 1699.
Booth, Charles E.
Clark, Francis Dayton
Farnham, Elijah T.
Hatch, Clarence
Hatch, Josiah O.
Isham, Norman M.
Palmer, Lowell M.
Sayres, Edward S.
Slade, George T.
Smith, Robt. Atwater
Strong, Theron G.
Wells, Edward
Wells, Frank R.
Wells, Frederick H.
Wells, Henry
White, William G.
White, William H.
White, William R.
Wickwire, Arthur M.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

White, Nathaniel, 1652 - 1742,
Hadley, Mass. In Third
Indian War and at Deerfield
Meadow, 1704.
White, William G.
White, Nicholas, 1732-1802. In
Capt James Andrew's Co.,
Col. Thatcher's Regt., Crown
Point Expedition, 1755 ; in
Capt. Jonathan Eddy's Co.,
Col. Thomas Doty's Regt.,
1758.
White, Edward L.
White, Capt. Peregrine, 1620-
1704. Capt. of Mass. Troops.
Plymouth Council of War,
1675.
Brown, Frederic T.
Brown, John B.
Durand, Harvey
Hoyt, Charles W.
Obear, Clarence C.
Obear, Frank
Prescott, Frank C.
Tilden, John P.
White, Charles G.
White, Lieut. Philips, 1729-18 ii.
Lieut in Col. Bagley's Regt,
Crown Point Expedition, 1755.
Capt.-Lieut., 1755. He was
also a Revolutionary Soldier
and performed distinguished
civil service.
Herron, Rufus Hills
White, Resolved, 1614-1690, Ply
mouth, Mass. In Scituate Co.,
1643.
White, Edwin
White, Corp. Salmon, 1731-1815.
Corp. in Capt. William Ly
man's Company, from Whately,
Mass., French and Indian War,
1756.
White, Henry K.
White, Captain Thomas. 1599-
1679, Weymouth, Mass. Cap
tain of the Weymouth Military
Company, 1635. Deputy, 1637,
'40, '57, '70, '71-
Amsden, Franklin D.
Amsden, Henry F.
Atkinson, Chas. T.
Daniels, Edwin A.
Daniels, Richard H.
Doughty, Francis E.

Dyer, Leonard H.
Glover, Chas. Carroll, Jr.
Holbrook, Levi
Leonard, George H.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Simmons, Joseph Ferris
Talbot, Joel F.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Webb, John Sydney
White, Col. Thomas, 1704-1779.
Col. Forces of Md., 1740-
'50.
Montgomery, Thomas H.
White, Capt. William, 1610-1690,
Haverhill, Mass. Capt. of
First Military Co.
Herron, Rufus H.
Smith, Samuel F.
Wilson, John A.
White, Capt. William, 1694-1737.
Capt. of the Haverhill, Mass.,
Military Company; in 1733-
1734, Rep. to the General
Court from Haverhill.
Herron, Rufus Hills
Whitehead, Major Daniel, 1646-
1704. Assembly for Queen's
Co., Prov. N. Y., 1691-1701.
Capt of Militia; supported
Ingoldsby vs. Leisler, 1691.
Ahles, Robt. Lawrence
Barrowe, Samuel
Crothers, Stevenson
Hicks, Benjamin D.
Hill, Robert C.
Holly, James K
Kissam, Albert W.
Kissam, Henry S.
Moore, Albert R.
Rankin, Egbert G.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Whitehead, Lieut. Isaac, 
1691, Elizabeth, N. J. In Capt.
Jacob Meleyn's Co., under the
Dutch reoccupation.
Banta, Theodore M.
Stewart, Samuel L.
Whiting, Ens. Benjamin, 1694-
1773. Appointed Ens. in Colo
nial Troops in 1730; again in
1740.
Dyer, Horace E.
Whiting, Caleb, 1729-1814, Bozrah,
Conn. Under Capt. Zebulon

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Butler, 1762, Expedition to the
Northward.
Parker, Frederick S.
Whiting, Lieut. Charles, 1692-
1788. Lieut, Conn. Militia,
1719.
Haughton, Richard
Whiting, Rev. John, 1635-1689.
Chaplain. Hartford Forces,
King Philip's War.
Fisher, Francis P.
Foster, Frederick de P.
French, Wm. Freeman
Hayes, Birchard Austin
Ingraham, William S.
Jewett, Stephen
McKinstry, Chas. H.
McKinstry, Elisha W.
Parker, Frederick S.
Plyer, Chas. W.
Rose, John C.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Stetson, Caleb R.
Trowbridge, Rutherfurd
Watson, Charles P.
Wetherill, Charles
Whiting, Lieut. John, 1665-1732.
Rep. to the General Court,
171 1. Lieutenant  .
Daniels, Richard H.
Whiting, Col. John, 1719-1770.
Capt, 1758. Maj., 1759.
Lieut.-Col., 1760. Col., 1761.
Haughton, Richard
Whiting, Jonathan, 1667 -1728.
In Capt. John Whittington's
Co., Suffolk Regt, Maj.
Thomas Savage, Expedition to
Canada, 1690.
Rumrill, Frank
Whitin, Ernest S.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Whiting, Captain Nathaniel,
1691-1779. Captain of a
Medway Company, 1745, '49,
'53-
Daniels, Richard H.
Whiting, Oliver, 1665-1736, Bil
lerica, Mass. Representative,
i7i9-'2o, '28.
Bigelow, Henry N.
Whiting, Capt. Samuel, 1720-
1803. Capt. in 2d Regt, 1755;
'6i-'62; in ist Regt, i756-'57 ;

3d Regt, i759-'6o, Conn.
Forces.
Plyer, Charles Whiting
Watson, Charles P.
Whiting, Major William, 
1647. Asst. and second Colo
nial Treasurer, Conn., 1641-
'47. Major in Colonial Forces.
Deputy, 1637.
Allen, Francis O.
Backus, Brady E.
Benjamin, Marcus
Chapman, Chandler P.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Collins, William G.
Crowell, Francis Stirling
Cutler, Ralph Wm.
Day, Robt. Webster
Doughty, Francis E.
Dwight, Frederick
Fisher, Francis P.
Foster, Frederick De P.
French, William F.
Gross, Chas. Edw.
Hall, Lemuel Ruggles
Hamlin, Albert C.
Haughton, Richard
Hayden, Henry W.
Hayden, James R.
Hayes, Bichard Austin
McKinstry, Chas. Hedges
McKinstry, Elisha W.
Parker, Frederick S.
Plyer, Chas. Whiting
Ray, Franklin T.
Raymond, Geo. L.
Robbins, Rowland A.
Rose, John C.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Shepard, Edw. M.
Slauson, John W.
Smith, Wyllys K.
Sparrow, Jackson W.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Terry, John Taylor
Trowbridge, Rutherford
Watson, Charles P.
Wetherill, Charles
Whiting, Edward McK.
Wilder, Edw. B.
Whiting, Col. William, 1659-
1724. Deputy, i7io-'i5. Speaker,
1714. Capt, Major, and Col.,
French and Indian Wars,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

1693-1709. Commanded Expe
ditions to Port Royal, 1710.
Haughton, Richard
Hayden, Henry W.
Hayden, James R.
Hyde, James N.
McKinstry, Chas. Hedges
McKinstry, Elisha Williams
Parker, Frederick S.
Stetson, Caleb R.
Whiting, Lieut. - Col. William,
1704-1787. Made Capt at the
Siege of Louisburg, 1745, for
gallant conduct; Lake George,
1755-
Hayden, James R.
Parker, Frederick S.
Tyler, Mason W.
Whitman, Francis,  . Soldier
in King Philip's War.
Bates, Daniel M.
Whitman, Ens. John,  1672,
Weymouth, Mass. Ensign of
Military Co. at Weymouth, ap
pointed 1645, and served until
1692.
Tallman, Roscoe S.
Whitman, Ensign John, 1603-1692,
Weymouth, Mass. Ensign of
Foot Co. Led the Weymouth
men in the march against Nini-
gret, 1654.
Bates, Daniel M.
Benjamin, Samuel G. W.
Coffin, Rufus
Cutler, Edward H.
Howard, Harry S.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Lockwood, Thos. St. John
Pike, Chas. E.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Snow, John L.
Taintor, Wm. Henry Harrison
Thompson, Clifton S.
Washburn, William D.
Whitman, Charles S.
Whitman, Valentine, Mass. Com
missioner, 1658. Deputy, 1675,
et seq.
Brown, Paul
Cadle, Cornelius
White, Hunter C.
Whitmarsh, John,  1708,
Weymouth, Mass. In King

Philip's War under Capts.
Johnson and Jacob.
Freeman, Alden
Fuller, Linus E.
Healy, David A.
Reed, John L.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Whitmore, Sergt. Francis, 1625-
1685, Cambridge, Mass. In
Maj. Simon Willard's Com
mand, King Philip's War, 1676.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Booth, Charles E.
Gould, Levi S.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Jordan, Scott
Merriam, Frank
Messinger, Wm. D.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Thompson, Abijah
Thompson, Eben F.
Whitmore, Franklin G.
Whitmore, Lieut. Francis, 1650-
1700, Middletown, Conn. Lieut,
1699.
Booth, Charles E.
Whitmore, John,  1648, New
Haven. Deputy, i642-'43.
Booth, Charles E.
Whitmore, John, 1654-1739, Med
ford. Under Major Swayne
against Saco Indians.
Gould, Levi S.
Merriam, Frank
Nickerson, Thomas W.
Whitmore, Thomas, 1615 - 1681,
Middletown, Conn. Member
of Conn. Gen. Court, repre
senting Middletown, 1664 and
1665.
Sills, Kenneth Chas. M.
Whitmore (Wetmore), Ens.
Thomas, 1673-1752, Cambridge,
Mass., and Killingly, Conn.
Ens. 3d Co., or Train Band
of Killingly, 1742. Deputy
from Killingly, i720-'25 and
1729.
Jordan, Scott
Ketchum, Charles J.
Whitney, Benjamin, 1643-1723.
In the Narragansett Cam
paign, King Philip's War,
1675.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Bogert, Theo. P.
Bogert, William B.
Daniels, Edwin Alfred
Hill, Lew C.
Stone, William Eben
Whitney, Ens. David, 1697-1745.
Ensign in Waltham Company.
Stone, Chas. W.
Whitney, John, 1599-1673. In
Garrison duty during King
Philip's War, 1675.
Cadle, Charles Francis
Whitney, John, 1624-1692, Water-
town, Mass. In Capt. Hugh
Mason's Co., King Philip's
War. In the Sudbury Fight,
1676.
Adams, Charles E.
Adams, Herbert L.
Allen, Fred'k R.
Allen, Fred'k W.
Cowee, James C.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Farr, Marvin A.
Fisher, Francis P.
Fiske, George F.
Flint, James M.
Harrington, Chas.
Jordan, Scott
Pierce, Frederick C.
Sears, Clinton B.
Spooner, Frank E.
Wait, Horatio L.
Whitney, Ralph H.
Whitney, Richard
Whitney, Robert B.
Whitney, Warham
Whitney, Jonathan, 163 3-1702,
Watertown, Mass. In King
Philip's War.
Cadle, Charles Francis
Cadle, Cornelius
Whitney, Jonathan, 1658 - 1735,
Concord, Mass. Served in
King Philip's War, in Capt.
Joseph Syll's Co., 1676.
Baldwin, Townsend B.
Farwell, John W.
Hill, John Boynton
Whitney, Capt. Jonathan, 1704-
1756, Milford, Mass. Mass.
Colonial Forces, 1748.
Robinson, Hamline Elijah
Trott, James P.
Whitney, Drake

Whitney, Jonathan, 1735-1792,
Milford, Mass. In Capt.
Phineas Lovet's Co., relief of
Fort William Henry, 1757. In
Capt Thomas Wiswall's Co.,
1757-
Whitney, Drake
Whitney, Sergt. Joshua, 1714-
1786. Sergt, Capt. John New-
hall's Co., Col. John Chandler's
Regt, relief of Fort William
Henry, 1759.
Whitney, Warham
Whitney, Lieut.-Col. Josiah, 173 i-
1806. In Capt. Samuel Pres
ton's Co., Col. John Whit-
comb's Regt, Crown Point
Expedition, 1755. In Capt
Israel Taylor's Co., Col. Oliver
Wilder's Regt, relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757. Capt,
Harvard, Mass., 1773. Lieut-
Col., Worcester Co. Militia,
1774-
Melville, Henry
Whitney, Chas. Lee A.
Whitney, Wm. M.
Whitney, Moses, 1655 - 1710,
Watertown, Mass. Under
Lieut. Hugh Mason. Taken
prisoner, King Philip's War.
Marsh, Henry W.
Upham, Edwin D.
Whitney, Eugene W.
Whitney, Harry E.
Whitney, Capt. Salmon, 1712-
1759. Lieut. Capt Samuel
Preston's Co., 1755, French
and Indian Wars. Capt. in
Col. Jonathan Bagley's Regt.,
1758.
Bellows, J. McClure
Whitney, Thomas, 1629 - 1719,
Bolton, Mass. Served in King
Philip's War. In a Garrison
at Lancaster, Oct., 1675.
Synnott, Thomas Whitney
Whiton, James, Jr., 1651-1725,
Hingham. In King Philip's
War.
Little, Robt Forsyth
Whiton, Thomas, 1719  . In
Capt Ezekiel Turner's Co.,
Hanover,' 1750. In 2d Foot
Co., Capt. Stephen Cush-

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

ing Hingham, 1755, French
War.
Whiton, Louis C.
Whitredd, William, 1599-1668.
In Capt. Francis Wainwright's
Co., Pequot War.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Whittemore, Lieut. Rev. Aaron,
1711-1767, Pembroke, N. H.
Lieut in command of garrison
at Pembroke. Lieut in Capt.
Moses Foster's Co.; scouting,
1748.
Whittemore, Arthur G.
Whittemore, Captain Joseph,
1667-1746, Charlestown, Mass.
Captain of the Charlestown
Military Company  .
Lunt, William W.
Wolcott, Roger
Whitticker, William, 1685  ,
Haverhill, Mass. Snowshoe
man under Col. Saltonstall,
1 710.
Atwood, Luther
Whittier, Green, 1696 - 1764,
Haverhill, Mass. A member
of the 3d Company in the
Crown Point Expedition.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Whittier, Reuben, 1686 - 1722,
Salisbury, Mass. Went to
Exeter, July 5, 1710, one-half
of the Salisbury Company be
ing imprest for her Majesty's
service in the field.
Whittier, Ira Glidden
Whittingham, Capt. John, 
1649, Ipswich, Mass. A. & H.
A. Co., 1638. Ens., 1644.
Capt, 1645. Lieut, at Ipswich,
1645.
Appleton, Francis H.
Chamberlain, Paul M.
Dyer, Leonard H.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Whittlesey, Rev. Samuel, 1686-
1752. Chaplain of Conn.
forces in Expedition against
Port Royal, 17 10.
Wright, Harrison B.
Wickenden, Rev. William, 
1670. Deputy, R. I., 1647, et
seq.
Cadle, Cornelius

Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Dyer, Horace E.
Hough, Oliver
Wickes, John, 1609-1675. Deputy,
i664-'73-'75. Gov.'s Asst,
i65o-'55. Killed by Indians in
King Philip's War.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Greene, George S., Jr.
Phillips, Henry Byron
Rice, Herbert Ambrose
Townsend, James Hill
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Wickes, John, 1671-1741. Deputy,
R. I., 1706, et seq. Assistant,
1715, et seq.
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Wickes, Maj. Joseph, 1620-1692,
Kent Co., Md. Member Mary
land General Assembly, 1654-
'57. Burgess for Kent Co.,
i659-'6o; for Talbot Co., 1669-
'76 ; and again for Kent Co.,
i678-'84. Capt, 1655, and
Major, 1678, Kent Co. Militia.
Justice and County Commis
sioner, i65i-'83, and Presid
ing Justice from 1675, Kent
Co.
Merritt, James A.
Merritt, Robert G.
Wickes, Joseph Lee
Wickes, Capt. Thomas, 1650-1725,
Huntington, L. I. Received
Captain's commission, 1690.
Trustee, 1694-1720.
Clark, Lot Curran
Wickham, Thomas, 1651 - 1730,
Wethersfield. "Cornet of the
Troop."
Parker, George T.
Wickwire, John,  1712, New
London, Conn. In Great
, Swamp Fight.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Wicom, Daniel, 1635-1700. In
Mt. Hope Expedition, 1675.
Johnson, Francis J.
Wiggin, Gov. Thomas,  1667.
Gov. Upper Plantations, N. H.,
under Lord Saye and Sele and
Lord Brooke, i63i-'36. Dep
uty, Mass. Bay Colony, 1645,

533

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Hampton, N. H. Gov.'s Asst.,
i654-'6o.
Godwin, Joseph B.
Hill, John F.
Hoyt, Charles W.
Hoyt, Wm. E.
Janvrin, Joseph E.
Morse, Edward E.
Smith, Walter Calef
Taylor, Washington I.
Wiggin, Arthur M.
Wiggin, James H.
Wight, Capt. John,  1705.
Captain of Militia, 1696.
Member of a Committee to
treat with the Indians, Gen
tleman of the Quorum,
1697, Member of the House
of Burgesses, i698-'99, 1700-
'04.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Wightman, Valentine. Commis
sioner, 1658. Deputy, 1675, et
seq. "One of those who staid
and went not away in King
Philip's War."
Wilcox, Dutee
Wilcox, Howard D.
Wilbore, Samuel, Sr.,  1656.
Deputy to Rhode Island Legis
lature several times. Assist
ant, i665-'69, '77-'78.
Moses, Walter
Wilbour, Sergt. Samuel, Ports
mouth, R. I. Clerk of Train
Band, 1638. Sergt, 1644.
Cook, Stephen C.
Perry, Alexander
Tucker, Wm. R.
Wilbur, Capt. Samuel, 1614-1679.
Commissioner for Portsmouth
to Court of Commissioners,
i648-'63. Deputy, i664-'7o.
Governor's Asst, i665-'78.
Captain, i669-'78.
Moses, Walter
Woodward, William
Wilbur (Wilbour), William,
Rhode Island. Deputy from
Portsmouth, 1678.
Tompkins, Hamilton B.
White, Hunter C.
Wilcox, John,  1676. In
Troop, Pequot War.
Bell, Jared W.

Wilcox (Wilcoxson), Samuel,
 1713, Simsbury, Conn.
Deputy, i688-'89, '94-1701, '10-
'12.
Holcombe, John M.
Moses, Zebina
Norton, Thos. H.
Wilcoxen, John,  . Member of
the North Carolina Assembly
in 1771 ; served in the North
Carolina Continental line in
the Revolution.
Hume, Edgar E.
Wilcoxson, William, i 601 -1652,
Stratford, Conn. Rep. at
Hartford, 1647.
Hayden, Horace Edwin
Hayden, William M.
Mersereau, John D.
Royce, Alfred Lee
Weld, George F.
Wilcoxson, William,  Conn.
Representative in 1697.
Preston, Deming H.
Wild, Capt. Joseph, 1595-1646.
Capt of Militia, 1636, under
Col. John Winthrop. Ensign,
Ancient and Honorable Artil
lery Co., 1638.
Hawkins, William Elton
Spicer, Geo. T.
Wilde, Corp. John, 1618  .
King Philip's War. Corp.
under Capt William Tur
ner.
Darlington, Charles F.
Darlington, James H.
Darlington, Thomas
Wildey, William H.
Winant, Fred'k
Wilde, John, 1618-1705. In Pequot
War.
Davis, Walter Goodwin
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Winant, Frederick
Wilde, Richard, 1698  . In
Capt. Jonathan Wright's Co.,
of Flushing, L. I.
Darlington,- Charles F.
Darlington, James H.
Darlington, Thomas
Wildey, William H.
Winant, Frederick
Wilde, Corp. Thomas, 1718-1776,

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¦ INDEX OF ANCESTORS

White Plains, N. Y. Corp. in
Capt. Isaac Corsa's Co.
Darlington, Charles F.
Darlington, James H.
Darlington, Thomas
Wildey, William H.
Winant, Frederick
Wilder, Edward, 1623  , Hing
ham, Mass. Was a Member of
Captain Johnson's Company,
1675.
Perry, Alexander
Wilder, Col. James, 1680-1739.
King William's War. Ens.,
1717. Capt, 1722. Col., 1737.
Deputy, Mass., 173 1.
Frost, Walter C.
Richardson, Wm. E.
White, John B.
Wilder, Lieut. John,  , Lan
caster, Mass. Lieut, in Train
Band, 1675.
Bloss, Orlando P.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Wilder, Edward B.
Wilder, John, 1673  . Was in
Garrison at Lancaster, 1704;
under Capt Thomas Wilder's
command; again in 1725.
Wilder, Edward Bliss
Wilder, John, 171 3  . Col.
Willard's Command of Scouts,
1748 ; Col. Isaac William's
Regt., 1757; Col. Oliver
Wilder's Command at Lake
George, 1758.
Wilder, Edward B.
Wilder, Lieut. Nathaniel, 1630-
1704. Charlestown and Lan
caster, Mass. Lieut, at Charles
town, 1704. Killed by Indians.
Frost, Walter C.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Wilder, Edward B.
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Wilder, Capt. Thomas, 1645-1716.
King William's War. Lieut,
1689. Capt. of garrison at
Lancaster, Mass., 171 1.
Frost, Walter C.
Houghton, William A.
Richardson, Wm. E.
White, John B.
Wilkin, John, 1699 - 1783. In

French and Indian Wars in
Company of Militia of the
Walla-Kill, Capt. Bayard.
Bogert, Theo. P.
Bogert, Wm. B.
Wilkinson, John, 1654 1708,
Providence, R. I. King Philip's
War. Deputy, I7oo-'o6.
Waterman/ Lucius
Wilkinson, Lawrence,  1692.
Deputy, R. I., 1667, '73.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Hough, Oliver
Newhall, Charles C.
Weld, George F.
Wilkinson, Henry Lawrence
Wilkinson, Capt. Samuel, 
1727. Deputy to the General
Court from Providence, R. I.,
1693-1723.
Weld, George F.
Wilkinson, Ogden Dungan
Wilkinson, Thomas,  1757.
Member of Md. Assembly from
Queen Anne Co., 1738, et seq.
Williams, Nathan W.
Willard, Daniel, 1658-1708. In
King Philip's War.
Enos, Alanson T.
*Willard, George, 1614  . In
Scituate Co., Plymouth Col.,
1 643 -'44.
Sears, Walter J.
Willard, Henry, 1655-1701, Lan
caster, Mass. Was with his
father (Major Simon Willard)
at the relief of Brookfield,
Mass., in 1675. Commanded
the Garrison at Still River
(Lancaster), in 1692.
Howe, Edward W.
Sawyer, Charles F.
Sawyer, William D.
Willard, Dr. Jacob, 1646-1710.
Surgeon Mass. Regt, under
Gen. Josiah Winslow. Sur
geon in Major Samuel Apple-
ton's Regt, Great Swamp
Fight, 1675.

* Service accepted by New York
Society before organization of
General Society. Service not now
qualifying.

535

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Willard, Edward A.
Willard, Edward A., Jr.
Willard, J. Le Baron
Willard, Josiah,  1674, Weth
ersfield, Conn. In Pequot
War, i637-'38.
Jennings, Walter
Willard, Col. Josiah, Sr., 1693-
1750, Lunenburg, Vt. Col. at
Fort Dummer, Vt, under the
Mass. Government, i740-'5o.
Howe, Edward W.
Willard, Col. Josiah, Jr., 1716-
1786, Winchester, N. H. Offi
cer at Fort Dummer, 1740.
Major, 1746. Lieut.-Col., in
command of Fort Dummer,
1750. Col. in the N. H. serv
ice, Fort Edward, N. S., 1755.
Representative, 1768.
Howe, Edward W.
Willard, Major Josiah, 1736-
1801, Keene, N. H. Lieut, in
Lieut.-Col. Josiah Willard, Jr.'s,
Command, 1754. Capt. Major,
1770. Representative, i77o-'77.
Howe, Edward W.
Willard, Major Simon, 1 605-1 676.
Deputy, i636-'54. Gov.'s
Asst, i654-'76. Commander-
in-Chief of the Expedition
against Ninigret, 1655. Battle
of Brookfield. Commanded the
Middlesex, Mass., Regt. in
King Philip's War.
Albee, Edmund H.
Barnes, Frank L.
Barnes, W. Howard
Bartlett, Franklin
Bartlett, Willard
Billings, David L.
Blood, John B.
Booth, Chas. Edwin
Burrage, Henry S.
Chittenden, Edward A.
Crane, Albert
Curtis, Rodney
Deming, Judson K.
Eaton, William
Enos, Alanson T.
Fletcher, Truman C.
Gilbert, Mahlon N.
Goddard, John Calvin
Goodwin, Charles A.
Hayden, Charles

Heaton, John E.
Hodgdon, Alex. L.
Hodgdon, Anderson D.
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, Jas. C.
Howe, Edward Willard
Howe, George A.
Jennings, Walter
Johnson, Emery W.
Lea, James H.
Leland, Charles H.
Manning, Clarence A.
Manning, Frank O.
Meade, Richard W.
Meigs, Henry B.
Meigs, Peveril, Jr.
Melcher, John S.
Montgomery, Eugene W.
Oddie, Orville, Jr.
Pierce, Dean
Pierce, Jacob W.
Pope, Franklin L.
Reade, Philip
Rice, L. Frederick
Root, Elihu
Sawyer, Charles F.
Sawyer, William D.
Simmons, Walter W.
Smith, Frank B.
Smith, Henry Tomlinson
Stevens, Chas. E.
Stevens, Clarence W.
Stevens, Frederic B.
Stevens, Solon W.
Talbot, Joel F.
Tuck, Parker
Wait, Horatio L.
Watmough, James H.
Wheeler, Horace L.
Wilcox, Reynold W.
Willard, Chas. Forster
Willard, Joseph
Willard, Martin S.
Wood, Chas. Adams
Willett, Col. Thomas, 1610-1674.
Capt, Plymouth Col. Militia,
1648. Council of War, 1653.
General Council, 1672. First
English Mayor of New York,
1665. Served on Expedition
which captured New York
from the Dutch, 1664.
Bicknell, George A.
Camp, Chas. L. N.
Davies, William G.

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INDEX OF ancestors

Denny, Thos.
Dorr, Dalton
Edwards, Pierrepont
Hooker, Edward W.
Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
Pike, Charles Elliot
Pike, Francis W.
Pratt, Alex. D. B.
Sanford, Henry G.
Schroeder, Henry
Schroeder, J. Langdon
Smith, Thomas K.
Tyler, Augustus C.
Tyler, Harry B.
Tyler, Sidney F.
Whitney, Eli, Jr.
Woolsey, Theodore S.
Willett, Col. Thomas, 1645-1722.
Commander, Queen's Co. Mili
tia, i683-'89. Member of Gov
ernor's Council, i690-'98, Prov.
of N. Y.
Barclay, David
Comstock, Wm. O.
Elliman, Lawrence B.
Jones, Charles H.
Jones, Richmond L.
Pell, Howland
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Robeson, Andrew
Rotch, William
Sanford, Henry G.
Whitney, Eli, jr.
Wister, Rodman
Willett, William, 1668-1723.
Assembly, Prov. of N. Y.,
i7oi-'33.
Jones, Charles H.
Jones, Richmond L.
Willets, John, 1688  . Judge,
Cape May Co., N. J. Member
of N. J. Legislature, 1743.
Atkinson, John B.
Willey, Lieut. John, 1648-1688.
In King Philip's War.
Batchelder, Nath'l H.
Willey, W. Lithgow
Williams, Col. Abraham, 1695-
1781, Marlborough, Mass.
Col. of Middlesex Regt, 1757.
Williams, Robert B.
Williams, Sergt. Charles, 1691-
1769. Sergt., Haddam, Conn.,
Indian Wars.
Flint, Wyman K.

Williams, Corp. Daniel, 1712  .
Private in Capt. Barker's Co.,
Col. Nathaniel Whiting's Regt.,
1758. Corp. in Capt Fitch's
Co, 1759.
Homer, Wm. B.
Williams, Sergt. David. Served
as a Sergt. in the Train Band
of Fairfield, Fairfield Co., un
der the authority of the Col
ony of Conn.
Kulp, John S.
Williams, Ebenezer, 1650-1718,
Dorchester, Mass. In Capt.
Wadsworth's Co., 1676.
Brown, Charles A.
Williams, Rev. Elisha, 1694-1755.
Rep. in Senate, 1717, '18, '19,
'30. Deputy Judge of Superior
Court. Chaplain of Cape Bre
ton Expedition. Commander-
in-Chief, 1746.
Wilson, John Appleton
Williams, Col. Ephraim, 1691-
1754. Capt. at Newton, Mass.
Afterwards Col.
Williams, John
Williams, Capt. Ezekiel, 1729-
1818, Wethersfield, Conn.
Capt. ist Co., 6th Regt, 1761.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, William I.
Williams, Ensign George, 1717-
1803, Taunton, Mass. Ens. of
3d Foot Co. of Taunton,
Ebenezer Dean, Capt, and
Ephraim Leonard, Col., 1754.
Served in French and Indian
War, 1757. Taken prisoner.
Stark, Lloyd Rider
Williams, Borland
Williams, Charles J.
Williams, Samuel K.
Williams, Capt. Isaac, 1638-1707.
Lieut, Cambridge Foot Co.,
1677. Capt, 1692. Deputy
from Newton to Mass. Gen
eral Court, 1692, '95, '97, 1699-
1702.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Gary, Elbert H.
Hull, James W.
Hyde, James C.
Hyde, Raymond N.

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Society of colonial wars

Metcalf, William P.
Peet, Emerson W.
Pierce, George W.
Potts, Charles E.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Washburn, John Henry
Washburn, Wm. Ives
Williams, Ephraim
Williams, George B.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Williams, Gordon
Williams, Harrison
Williams, John
Williams, Louis W.
Williams, Samuel B.
Wilson, John A.
Williams, Captain Jacob, 1689-
1753. Ensign of Wethersfield,
Militia in 1727. Lieutenant,
1733. Captain, 1734.
Wickwire, Arthur Manley
Williams, Lieut.-Col. John, 1692-
1761. Deputy to the General
Court of Conn, for Stonington,
1727P6. Major of the 8th
Regt., 1739; Lieut.-Col., 1746.
Peet, Emerson W.
Williams, Col. John, 1706-1774,
Sharon, Conn. Capt, 1745.
Lieut.-Col., 1767. Col., 14th
Regt, 1770.
Belknap, Robert Lenox
Belknap, Waldron P.
Williams, John, 1726-1811, Say
brook. In Capt. Spauldings's
Co. of Conn. Troops, ist Regt,
under Gen. Lyman, 1761.
Williams, Edward G.
Williams, John,   . As
sembly of S. Carolina, 17 — .
Middleton, John I.
Williams, John,  1667, Scitu
ate, Plymouth Col. Deputy,
1641, '43-'44, '47-'48.
Crandon, Edwin S.
Hunnewell, Wm. Bowne
Middleton, John I.
Williams, Joseph, 1679 - 1752,
Plainfield, Conn. In 1728,
Deputy from Plainfield to the
General Assembly.
Mersereau, John D.
Williams, Col. Joseph, 1708-1798.
Mass. Colonial Line, 1755,
Mohawk War; also in Cana
dian Campaign, i758-'6o.

Beal, Boylston A.
Hoyt, Charles W.
Mackenzie, Geo. N.
Mackenzie, Geo. N., 3d
Rumrill, Frank
Williams, John S.
Williams, Wm. S. G
Williams, Ens. Josiah, 1721-1759.
Stockbridge, Mass. In Col.
Ephraim Williams' Regt. in
the battle of Lake George;
was wounded in the abdomen,
1755, dying four years later
from the effects.
Lyon, Albert W.
Williams, Peleg,  1766,
Providence. In Capt. Jenckes'
Co., 1756; marched on alarm,
Aug., 1757, and served in Cam
paigns of i758-'59.
Johnson, Milbank
Williams, Richard, 1599  .
Representative, i646-'48, '50.
Briggs, Wm. C.
Leonard, Geo. H.
Miller, Charles B.
Miller, Edward C.
Wood, Eric F.
Williams, Richard, 1606 -1693,
Taunton, Mass. Deputy, 1646,
et seq.
Danforth, Allen
Deane, Gardiner A. A.
Foster, F. Apthorp
Manley, Samuel C.
Talbot, Joel F.
Williams, Robert, 1608-1693, Rox
bury, Mass. A. & H. A. Co.,
1644.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Barrows, John W.
Cadle, Cornelius
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Davis, Fellowes
Dixon, Willis M.
Green, John Wm.
Harris, Williams C.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Inches, George B.
Kulp, John S.
Mackenzie, George N.
Parker, George T.
Peet, Emerson W.
Potts, Charles E.
Reed, Latham G.

538

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Rumrill, Frank
Schauffler, Wm. G.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Swan, Reuben S.
Williams, Geo. C. F.
Williams, Harrison
Williams, John S.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Wilson, John A.
Williams, Roger, 1584-1660, Dor
chester, Mass. One of the
founders of Dorchester. Free
man, 1630. Selectman, 1633,
'34. '35- In Rev. Joseph
Hooker's Regiment Deputy,
1637, '38. Member of the A. &
H. A. Co., 1647.
Bates, Geo. William
Williams, Gov. Roger, 1599-1683.
Capt, Providence, R. I., King
Philip's War. Gov., i654-'56.
Asst, 1647, 't seq. Deputy,
1667.
Aldrich, Edw. Kimball, Jr.
Arnold, Benjamin W.
Barrett, Frank Harvey
Battelle, John G.
Bates, Francis Eliot
Bates, George W.
Bond, Thomas Edward
Bowen, Edgar C.
Brenton, Cranston H.
Brown, Charles H.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold
Brown, Harold W.
Brown, John N.
Brown, Paul
Brown, Philip Carter
Bullard, Ernest L.
Chapman, Edwin N.
Constantine, Richard B.
Cooke, Edwin David
Cooke, Thomas F.
Dennis, Arthur W.
Dennis, John R.
Dyer, Daniel B.
Dyer, Horace E.
Dyer, Louis
Felton, Edgar C.
Felton, Samuel M.
Fenner, Charles P.
Fitzgerald, Desmond
Gratwick, Frederic C.
Gratwick, W. Henry, Jr.
Harrington, Ernest Stone

Hart, Geo. Thomas
Henderson, Harry Preston
Hering, Oswald C.
Huntingdon, Henry A.
Johnson, Millbank
Kimball, Charles D.
Kirk, Edwin
Lee, Edmund J.
Lewis, Arnold A.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Lovell, Frank H., Jr.
Page, Samuel D.
Parkhurst, Chas. D.
Philips, Henry Byron
Pratt, Alexander D. B.
Preston, Howard Willis
Prince, Charles J.
Sayles, Charles N.
Sprague, George E.
Stevens, Clarence Mann
Taft, Orray
Tilley, R. Hammett
Watson, Byron Sprague
Willard, Edward A.
Willard, J. Le Baron
Williams, Percy Martin
Wilson, Huntington
Williams, Samuel, 1633 1698,
Roxbury. In King Philip's
War.
Wolcott, Roger
Williams, Capt. Samuel, 1680-
1765. In King William's
War, 1697. In Queen Anne's
War, 1702. Capt, ist Mili
tary Company of Taunton,
1714. Rep. to Mass. Gen.
Court, i7ii-'37.
Putnam, Franklin Delano
Williams, William C.
Williams, Capt. Stephen, 1640-
1720, Roxbury, Mass. Capt.
of Troop serving at the East
ward, 1704- '05; on Frontier,
i707-'i2. Guard to Col.
Schuyler and the Maqua
Indians, 1710.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Davis, Fellowes
French, John D. W.
Green, John Wm.
Hastings, Henry
Mackenzie, Geo. N.
Mackenzie, Geo. N, 3d
Rumrill, Frank
Williams, John D.

539

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Williams, John S.
Williams, Wm. S. G.
Williams, Stephen. Member from
Currituck Co., North Carolina
Assembly, 1733.
Williams, Nathan W.
Williams, Rev. Stephen, D.D.,
1693-1782. Chaplain to Gen.
Pepperrell, Louisburg, 1745. Sir
William Johnson, Lake Cham
plain, 1755, and Gen. John
Winslow, Crown Point, 1756.
Schauffler, William G.
Schauffler, Wm. Gray, Jr.
Williams, Jared I.
Williams, Thomas, — post 1682,
Biddeford, Me. Member of
Council of George Cleves;
Deputy Pres., Province of
Ligonia, 164-.
Libby, Chas. T.
Williams, Thomas,   .
Served in the war against the
Pequots in 1636.
Flint, Wyman K.
Williams, Capt. Thomas, 1665-
1723, Plainfield, Conn. Ens.
of Train Band of Plainfield,
1704; Lieut, 1707; Capt, 1711.
Mersereau, John D.
Williams, Surgeon Thomas, 171 8-
1775. French and Indian
Wars of i744-'48. Surgeon in
charge of forts on Connecticut
River. Surgeon under Sir
William Johnson, Crown Point
Expedition, 1755. In Col.
Ephraim Williams' Regt.
Jones, Edw. Wadsworth
Williams, Ephraim
Williams, Geo. B.
Williams, John
Williams, Samuel B.
Williams, Captain Veach, 1727-
1804. Lebanon, Conn., Mili
tia, 1765, et seq. Deputy, 1765.
Metcalf, William P.
Williamson, Capt. Caleb, 1651-
1738. Corp. in Capt. John
Gorham's Co., Phips' Expedi
tion. Captain, 8th Co., ist
Mass. Regt, Nova Scotia
Expedition, 1707.
Goodwin, Francis
Goodwin, James J.
Williamson, Daniel,  1728,

Chester Co., Pa. Member of
Assembly, i7o8-'o9, '2o-'22, '27.
Gheen, Edward H.
Williamson, Duncan (Derck).
Soldier in the New Nether
land against the Indians at
Esopus, N. Y., 1660.
Williamson, Thomas W.
Willing, Capt. Charles, 1710-
1754. Commanded a company,
Associated Regt. of Philadel
phia Foot, i747-'48, Col. Abra
ham Taylor.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Bayard, Thomas Francis
Bayard, Thomas F.
Jackson, Oswald
Morrell, Edw. de V.
Page, S. Davis
Prime, Frederick
Willing, George
Willing, Thomas, 1731-1821. Jus
tice of Supreme Court of Pa.,
1767. Mayor of Phila. Rep. in
General Assembly. President
of Provincial Congress.
Balch, Edwin Swift
Balch, Thomas Willing
Willis, Col. Henry,  1740,
Fredericksburg, Va. Lieut.-
Col. of Spotsylvania Co., 1730.
Burgess from Gloucester Co.,
1718, '20, '22-'23, '26-'27-'28,
from Spotsylvania, 1740.
Founder of Fredericksburg.
Lieut, Orange Co., 1735.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Willis, Hon. John,  1692.
In Capt Myles Standish's
Duxbury Co. Deputy from
Bridgewater.
Cutler, Edward H.
Freeman, Alden
Moran, Charles
Pike, Chas. E.
Rogers, Allan
Southworth, Constant
Tsintor, Wm. Henry Harrison
Tyler, Edward R.
Willis, Capt. Joseph, 1712  ,
Sudbury, Mass. Sergt. in 2d
Foot Co., of Sudbury, Josiah
Richardson, Capt, 1737.
Willis, Henry A.
Willis, Thomas, 1638-1725. Rep-

540

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

resentative to the General
Court of Mass., i703-'o5, from
Medford.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Willmarth, Ens. Thomas, 1665-
1690. Ens. Rehoboth, Mass.,
Militia. Council of War.
Blackmer, Henry M.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Newton, Charles H.
Wilmer, Simon,   , Kent
Co., Md. Burgess, i697-'98.
Vickers, Wm. Handy Collins
Willoughby, Dep.-Gov. Francis,
1613-1671. Gov.'s Asst, 1640.
Member of Parliament, 1658.
Dep.-Gov. Mass. Bay Colony,
i665-'7i.
Canfield, Von Beck
Chadwick, Chas. Noyes
Hart, Samuel
Moore, George Henry
Noyes, Chas. P.
Noyes, Daniel R.
Otis, Edw. J.
Otis, Philo A.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles Lathrop
Sill, Howard
Sill, John T.
Willoughby, Capt. Thomas, 1601-
1658. House of Burgesses for
Elizabeth City, Va., i629-'32.
Of the Council, i644-'46-'50.
Sharp, Wm. Willoughby
Thomas, Douglas H.
Thomas, Douglas H., Jr.
Watson, Alexander Mackenzie
Wills, Daniel, 1633-1698, New
Jersey. Prov. Councillor,
i682-'85-
Bettle, Samuel
Jaggard, Edward A.
Wood, Joseph
Wills, Lieut. Joshua, 1647-1721,
Conn. Lieut, of the Windsor
Troop, 1698.
Monfort, Fred'k D.
Wills, Capt. Joshua, 1700-1767,
Conn. Lieut, of the Tolland
Co., 1651, and Capt., 1656.
Deputy to General Court of
Conn., i749-'64.
Monfort, Fred'k D.
Wills, Col. Solomon, 1731-1807,
Tolland, Conn. Ens. 12th Co.

ist Regt., 1758. 2d Lieut 7th
Co., 1759; ist Lieut. 4th Co.,
1761 ; 2d Co., 1762. Capt,
South Co., 1770. Served in
Campaign in Cuba, 1762. At
Crown Point and Fort William
Henry. Deputy.
Montfort, Frederick D.
Wills, Thomas, 1605-1666. Mem
ber A. & H. A. Co., 1 641.
Citizen of Ipswich.'
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Wilson, Benjamin, 1653-1694.
Soldier in Capt. Isaac John
son's Roxbury Co., King Phil
ip's War, 1675.
Monnette, Orra E.
Munds, James Theus
Wilson, Col. Benjamin, 1747-
1827. Lieut, Dunmore Army,
Expedition against Chilicothe
Indians, 1774.
Smith, Benjamin W.
Wilson, Lieut.-Col. James, 
1712. Norfolk, Va. Lieut-Col.
and Commander-in-Chief, Mi
litia, Norfolk Co., Va. Sheriff,
1698-1712. Burgess, i7io-'n-
'12.
Harris, William O.
Wilson, Rev. John, circ. 1583-1667,
Boston, Mass. Pastor of
First Church, 1630. Military
Chaplain in Pequot War un
der Capt. Israel Stoughton,
1637.
Allen, Crawford C.
Foster, V. William
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Kinzie, John Harris
Langdon, Perin
Laws, Harry L.
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden
Vaile, Joel F.
Wheaton, Frank
Wilson, Frank Stedman
Wilson, Sergt. John,  1687,
Woburn, Mass. In King
Philip's War, under Capt.
Samuel Moseley, at Mount
Hope, 1675; under Capt,
Richard Beers, i675-'76; under
Capt. Samuel Brocklebank and
Capt. John Cutler, 1676. Sergt.

54i

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Parker, Moses Greeley
Spencer, Horatio N.
Walton, Charles S.
Wilson, Lieut. John, 1650-1715.
Lieut. Mass. Militia, 1692.
Howe, Herbert M.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Wilson, Dr. John, 1660-1724,
Braintree, Mass. Deputy, 1698.
Spencer, Horatio N.
Spencer, Selden
Spencer, Selden P.
Wilson, Sergt. Joseph, 1655-1710,
Kittery, Me. Keeper of garri
son.
Lydston, Geo. Frank
Wilson, Fred A.
Wilson, Joseph, 1717-1775. Pri
vate, Conn. Troops, 1755, '56,
•61.
Monnette, Orra E.
Munds, James Theus
Wilson, Maj. Josiah, 1660-1717.
Capt, 1698. Maj., 1702. High
Sheriff, i702-'o5, i7o6-'o8,
i709-'n. Sergeant-at-arms,
1707. Delegate from Prince
George's County, Md., to
Lower House of Gen. Assem
bly, I7i5-'i7. Died in office.
Wilson, Samuel M.
Wilson, Nathaniel, 1622-1692. In
Capt. Isaac Johnson's Roxbury
Co., at the Fort Fight, 1675.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Wilson, Nathaniel, 1653 - 1721,
Roxbury, Mass. In King
Philip's War, in Johnson's Co. ;
fought at Narragansett, 1675.
Wilson, Harry Maxwell
Wilson, Sergt. Samuel, 165 8-1 729,
Woburn, Mass. Corp. Woburn
Military Co., 1694. Sergt.,
1695-1729-
Parker, Moses Greeley
Reade, Philip
Wilson, Charles H.
Wilson, Col. William, 1646-1713,
Hampton, Va. High Sheriff,
i693-'94. Burgess, 1685, '9i-'92,
1702-'o5. Naval Officer of James
River, 1699, 171 1. Mayor, 1691.
Col. and County Lieut, 1698.

Cary, Wilson M.
Tyler, George T.
Wilton, Lieut. David,  1678,
Windsor, Conn., and North
ampton, Mass. Ensign, Wind
sor Troops, March., i657-'58.
Deputy to Conn. General
Court, i65o-'56. Ensign,
Northampton, Mass., 1661.
Lieut, Hampshire Troop, 1663-
'64. Deputy to Mass. General
Court, 1665. Member of the
Council of War, Hampshire
County, King Philip's War.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Greene, Richard H.
Loomis, John H.
Partridge, Edward L.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Young, Innis
Young, William H.
Winchester, John, 1616 - 1694.
Member of the A. & H. A. Co.,
1638. Active in military af
fairs, i644-'45.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Winchester, John, 1643-1718. In
garrison at Punckapauge, 1676.
Castle, Alfred H.
Dana, Charles D.
Mackensie, George
Winchester, Capt. John, 1675-
1751, Muddy River (Roxbury),
Mass. Capt. of Militia.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Castle, Alfred H.
Dana, Charles D.
Winchester, Josiah, 1655 - 1728.
Deputy to General Court from
Brookline, Mass., 171 1, '13, '17.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Winchester, William, 1710-1790,
Frederick Co., Md. Soldier in
the French and Indian War,
I757P8.
Winchester, William
* Windebank, Sir Francis. Secre
tary of State for Prov. of
N. Y, 1626.
Carnochan, Gouverneur Morris

* Service accepted by New York
Society before organization of
General Society. Service not now
qualifying.

542

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Wing, Ens. John,  1699,
Brewster. Was of Suffolk
Regt. with Major Thos. Clark.
Later an Ensign.
Parker, Geo. T.
Wingate, Col. Joshua, 1679-1769,
Hampton, N. H. Capt. in Col.
Hawkins' Regt, 1717. Major,
1730. Col., 1744. At Louis
burg, 1745.
Bell, Charles U.
Brackett, William S.
Hall, Clayton C.
Libby, Charles T.
Reed, John L.
Reynolds, George N.
Stickney, George H.
Wolcott, Roger
Winn (Twing or Wing), Increase,
1641-1690. Under Capt.
Thomas Brattle, King Philip's
War.
Hastings, Henry
Hill, Clarence Edward
Tudbury, Warren C.
Wheelock, William B.
Winn, John, 1723-1790. Burgess
from Amelia County, Va., 1760-
'61, '69, '71, '76. Capt,
1758.
Lewis, Marvin H.
Winn, John, Esq.,  1781,
Midway, Ga. Member of
Colonial Assembly of Ga.
Bullen, Dana Ripley
Winn, Ens. Joseph,  1725,
Woburn, Mass. In King
Philip's War, under Capt.
Thomas Wheeler and Lieut.
Henry Woodhouse, i676-'77;
also in Lieut. William Hasey's
Three County Troop. Ens. of
Woburn Foot Co.
Reade, Philip
Winne, Franz, Albany, N. Y. In
Capt. Johannes Mingael's Co ,
1713.
Clark, Kenneth
Winne, Pieter,  1696. Town
Major in Militia, Albany,
N. Y., 1689. Commissioner to
treat with Indians, 1690.
Magistrate, 1650.
Dwight, Frederick
Isham, Norman M.

Lawton, Daniel L.
Stringer, Edward C.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Winship, Lieut. Edward, 1613-
1688, Cambridge, Mass. A. &
H. A. Co., 1638. Ens., 1647.
Lieut, 1660. Deputy, 1663, et
seq.
Boutell, Henry Sherman
Conner, Chas. E.
Depew, Chauncey M.
Endicott, Eugene F.
Fessenden, Chas. N.
Foster, V. William
Hadden, Crowell, Jr.
Hill, John Creagh
Leach, J. Granville
Noyes, James A.
Sawyer, Chas. F.
Sawyer, William D.
Schroeder, Henry
Schroeder, J. Langdon
Sherman, Roger
Sprague, Phineas W.
Waters, Arthur Jay
Wellington, Jonas F.
Whitney, fiarry E.
Wilson, Chas. H.
Winship, William H.
Winship, Isaac, 1724-1783. In
Capt. Benj. Reed's Co. of Lex
ington, Mass., 1759, and Capt.
Wm. Reed's Co., 1755.
Fessenden, Chas. W.
Winship, Samuel, 1712-1780, Lex
ington, Mass. Gentleman
Trooper in Governor's Horse
Guards under Brig.-Gen. Isaac
Royal, 1764.
Sprague, Phineas W.
Winship, Wm. H.
Winsley, Samuel,  1663, Salis
bury, Mass. Deputy, 1642, et
seq. Commissioner, 1652.
Atwood, Luther
Morrell, George C.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Webb, William S.
Winslow, Gov. Edward. Came to
Plymouth in the Mayflower.
Governor of Plymouth Colony,
1633. '36, '44-
Bassett, Charles F.
Hulbert, Henry C.

543

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Pollock, Edwin T.
Ward, Aaron
Winslow, Col. Edward, 1669-1753,
Boston. A. & H. A. Co., 1700.
Sergt, 1702. Lieut, 1711.
Capt, i7i4-'29. Major of
Boston Regt, 1729. Col., 1733.
Winslow, Arthur
Winslow, Erving
Winslow, George S.
Winslow, Major Edward, 1680-
1760, Rochester, Mass. Capt
of Militia, 1724. Major of
County Militia.
McGrath, John
Winslow, Kenelm, 1599 - 1672,
Marshfield, Mass. Member of
the Marshfield Military Co.,
1643. Representative, i643-'44,
i649-'53-
Hawks, Joseph M.
McGrath, John
Morrell, George C.
Snow, Edgar M.
Whitney, Harry E.
Williams, Nathan W.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Winslow, Kenelm, III, 1667-1729,
Windham, now Mansfield,
Conn. Town Treas., 1707;
Selectman, 1713; Representa
tive, 1720.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Winslow, Col. James, 1712-1777,
Freetown, Mass. Lieut, ist
Foot Co. of Militia, 1771.
Capt. of 2d Regt. Militia,
Bristol Co.
Lord, John Brackett
Winslow, Lieut. Job, 1641-1720,
Freetown, Mass. In Fight at
Swansea, 1675. Deputy, 1692.
Gardner, John C. F.
Greene, Richard H.
Hawks, Joseph M.
Knowlton, Hosea Morrill
Morrell, George C.
Tuttle, Frank D.
Vandercook, John D.
Williams, Nathan Winslow
Wilson, Chas. R.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Winslow, John, i 597-1 674, Ply
mouth. Member of the Council

of War, 1646. Deputy, 1653-
'55-
Cabot, Louis
Crandon, Edwin S.
Cushing, Luther S.
Howard, Harry S.
Leonard, George H.
Nichols, Willard A.
Shaw, Henry S.
Southworth, Constant
Vail, Henry H.
Winslow, Josiah, 1605 - 1674,
Marshfield, Mass. Deputy,
1643, et seq.
Baker, Alfred L.
Bottum, Harlow A.
Brewer, Arthur H.
Brewer, William A.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Clark, Kenneth
Jewett, Stephen
Kent, Daniel
Locke, Charles A.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Lovering, Henry M.
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Parker, Calvin D.
Snow, Edgar M.
Sprague, Frank W.
Squires, George C.
Wolcott, Roger
Winslow, Gov. Josiah, 1629-1680.
Commander-in-Chief, Colonial
Forces, Great Swamp Fight.
Gov. Plymouth Colony,
'80.
Hulbert, Henry C.
Ingersoll, Edward Payson
Squires, George C.
Ward, Aaron
Winsmore, William, 
Member from Kent Co. of
William Penn's Assembly,
Philadelphia, 1683.
Comegys, Edward T.
Comegys, William H.
Winsor, Samuel. Soldier in King
Philip's War. Deputy, 1674.
Parkhurst, Chas. Dwyer
Winston, Stephen, 1733  .
Private in the Company of
Capt Eldad Lewis of South-
ington, Conn., Campaign of
1760.
Miller, Robert F.

1673-

1686.

544

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Winston, Lieut. William, 1707-
1799. Hanover, Va., Troops,
French and Indian Wars,
i735-'9°.
Barret, Richard A.
Hendrick, Calvin W.
Winter, John,  1648,
Cape Elizabeth, Me. Coun
cillor or Member of Sir
Ferdinando Gorge's First Gov
ernment.
Libby, Chas. Thornton
Winter, John, 1634-1690. In Capt.
Henchman's Co., King Philip's
War.
Bloss, Orland P.
Eldridge, Wm. Henry
Gerry, Allston
Lewis, Geo. Harlan
Nickerson, Thos. W.
Swan, Reuben S.
Wilson, John A.
Winthrop, Gov. John, 1 587-1 649.
First Governor of Mass.
Bay Colony, 1629. Asst,
1635 and 1 641. Dep.-Gov., 1636
and 1644. Commissioner
for United Colonies, 1643
and 1645. Col. Suffolk Regt.,
1636.
Ballantine, Henry Watkins
Bartlett, Josiah
Brown, Harold W.
Burleigh, Geo. Wm.
Caldwell, Frank E.
Davis, Fellowes
Davis, Joseph Swallow
De Russy, Rene A.
Erving, William V. R.
Koues, George E.
Luton, Cecil R.
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Mumford, James G.
Nichols, Willard A.
Pinkham, Joseph
Rollins, Philip A.
Seabury, William M.
Smith, Hamilton
Smith, Joshua B.
Smith, Ralph L.
Smith, William D. G.
Spencer, Jos. Wm. Winthrop
Wadsworth, Clarence S.
Winthrop, Grenville B.
Winthrop, Gov. John, 1606-1676.

Gov. Conn., i657-'76. Lieut.-
Col. Essex Regt, 1636.
Luton, Cecil R.
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Mumford, James G.
Seabury, William M.
Winthrop, Grenville B.
Winthrop, Maj.-Gen. Wait Still,
1641-1717. Maj.-Gen., Chief
Justice, Member Executive
Council, Mass. Bay. Colony.
Mumford, Jas. G.
Saltonstall, A. H. Mickle
Winthrop, Grenville B.
Wise, Maj. Ammi Ruhami, 1689-
1749, Mass. Representative,
I739"'4°. Commanded Com
pany from Essex Co. in expedi
tion against West Indies, 1740.
Chamberlin, Paul M.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Wise, Rev. John, 1652-1725, Ips
wich, Mass. Chaplain, Narra
gansett Campaign, and in
Phips' Expedition, 1690. Dep
uty, Mass., 1689.
Chamberlin, Paul M.
Dyer, Isaac W.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Jameson, Winfield S.
Libby, Chas. F.
Low, Wm. G., Jr.
Wisner, Capt. John, 1722-1778.
Capt Orange Co., N. Y., Mili
tia, 1755. Fight with Indians
in the Delaware, 1757. Sent
to reinforce Fort William
Henry.
Barrell, Harry F.
Wiswall, Elder John, 1 601-1687.
In King Philip's War.
Libby, Charles T.
Morse, Willard S.
Sears, Clinton B.
Swan, Reuben S.
Wiswall, Capt. Noah, ist, 1638-
1690, Newton, Mass. Marched
to relief of Casco, now Port
land, Me., 1690. Killed at
Wheelwright's Pond.
Bible, Howard W.
Brown, Daniel A.
Cadle, Chas. F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Richards, Charles S.

545

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Wiswall, Herbert
Wiswall, Noah, i 699-1786, New
ton, Mass. In Expedition to
Cuba, 1740.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Wiswall, Lieut. Thomas, 1668-
1709. Lieut, in Militia Co.,
Newton, Mass., 1695-1700. King
William's War.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Withers, Thomas, 1606-1685, Kit
tery, Me. Assistant of the
Province of Maine, 1651.
Rollins, Philip A.
Withington, Henry, 1653-1688,
Dorchester. Soldier in King
Philip's War, i675-'76.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Withington, Capt. John, 1649-
1690. Dorchester Co. Phips'
Expedition, lost at sea.
Capen, Walter N.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Swan, Reuben S.
Withington, James H.
Withington, Richard, 1618-1701,
Dorchester, Mass. A. & H. A.
Co., 1646.
Guilford, Wm. W.
Swan, Reuben S.
Talbot, Joel F.
Witt, Capt. Oliver, 1720-1808,
Leicester, Mass. Capt in Col.
John Chandler's Regt, relief
of Fort William Henry,
1757
Brown, David H.
Wodbourne, Sergt. John, 1716-
1789. In Capt. Jonathan
Bean's Co., i747-'48. Sentinel
in Capt. Samuel Wheelwright's
Co., 1749. Sergt, i759-'6o.
Harrington, Arthur C.
Wodell, William,  1693. Spe
cial Councillor, Col. of R. I.,
King Philip's War. Deputy
from Portsmouth, R. I., 1664,
et seq. Commissioner for
Portsmouth, 1656, '63.

Anthony, Frank Dell
Anthony, James L.
Bell, Jared W.
Boyd, Robt. M., Jr.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Mersereau, John D.
Spies, Francis F.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Watson, William H.
Woelpper, Lieut. John David, 
1708. Served under Washing
ton in Expedition against In
dians, 1759. Later appointed
by Honorable Congress Capt
in German Battalion. Lieut, in
Virginia, 1759.
Harding, Hammond L.
Woertman, Ensign Tunis Dirckse.
Soldier in Albany Expedition,
1690. Ensign in Capt. Francis
Titus' Co., Kings County Mili
tia, 1715. _
Lane, Francis T. L.
Wolcott, Dr. Alexander, 1712-
1795. Surgeon at the Siege of
Louisburg.
Kinzie, John H.
Wolcott, Gov. Henry, 1 578-1 655.
Deputy, 1639. Magistrate to
Asst. Gov., i643-'55.
Adams, Frederick C.
Adams, John W.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Clark, Lot Curran
Converse, Charles A.
Converse, John H.
Dewey, Chauncey E.
Douglas, Walter B.
Fisher, Francis P.
Gross, Charles E.
Haven, Wm.
Hayes, Stanley W.
Homer, William B.
Hulbert, Edmund D.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Kinzie, John H.
McElroy, Clayton
Noyes, Chas. P.
Randall, John F.
Robbins, Rowland A.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Sherman, Roger
Sill, Howard
Sparrow, Jackson W.

54«

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Stone, Jacob
Waite, Horace F.
Weeks, Wm. R.
Whitney, Eugene Wolcott
Wilder, Edw. B.
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Henry, Jr., 1610-1680.
Representative, 1655 - '56 - '6i.
Gov's Asst, 1662. Council of
War, i675-'76.
Bowen, Clarence W.
Douglas, Walter B.
Gross, Charles E.
Robbins, Rowland A.
Sparrow, Jackson W.
Whitney, Eugene W.
Wolcott, Col. Oliver, 1726-1797,
Litchfield, Conn. Deputy,
i764-'67-'68-'70. Gov.'s Asst,
i77i-'74. Maj., 13th Regt,
1771. Col., 17th Regt, 1774.
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Gov. Roger, 1679-1767,
Windsor, Conn. Deputy, 1709.
Commissary, Expedition of
171 1. Councillor, 1714. Dep.-
Gov., 1741. Commander of
Conn. Forces, Expedition to
Cape Breton, 1745; Maj.-Gen.
Gov., 1750.
Chesebrough, George L.
Chew, James L.
Davis, Gustavus P.
Dennis, Rodney S.
Douw, Charles G.
Gardiner, David
Gardiner, Robert A.
Griggs, Robert F.
Gordon, Geo. Arthur
Gordon, William W., Jr.
Hall, Lemuel R.
Harrison, Alexander
Harrison, Lynde
Hoyt, Albert E.
Kinzie, John H.
Kinzie, Julian M.
Lane, Ebenezer
Spencer, Lorillard
Street, George Howard
Strong, William W.
Taintor, George E.
Thompson, Frederick D.
Wolcott, Edward O.

I733-I797 Delaware

1725 - 1805,
In French

Wolcott, Henry Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Samuel, 1656-1695, Conn.
Deputy, 1685.
Douglas, Walter B.
Wolcott, Capt. Simon, 1625-1687.
Trooper from Windsor under
Major Mason, 1657. Capt of
Foot at Simsbury, Conn., and
Dept, 1673.
Chesebrough, Geo. L.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Kinzie, John H.
Lane, Ebenezer
McElroy, Clayton
Wilder, Edward B.
Wolcott, Roger
Wolcott, Roger
Wolfe, Lieut. Reece,
Lieut. Essex Co.,
Militia, 1756.
Wolfe, Daniel R.
Wolfe, M. Good
Wood, Benjamin,
Franklin, Conn.
and Indian War.
Booth, Charles E.
Wood, Ebenezer, 1671  . In
Capt. Philip Nelson's Co., ex
pedition to Canada under Sir
William Phips, 1690.
Whitin, Frederick H.
Wood, George,  1703. Member
of Pennsylvania Assembly
from Chester Co., i682-'83.
Lloyd, William McClure, Jr.
Wood, Col. Henry, 1696-1757, Va.
Captain Goochland Co., Va.
Militia, 1730. Col. of Foot,
1753-
McCulloch, Champe C, Jr.
Morton, Daniel
Wood, John, Sr., 1642-1706. Mem
ber West N. J. Assembly, 1685.
Coroner, 1695-1700. King's
Attorney, 1701
Wainwright, Clement R.
Wainwright, Francis K.
Wood, John, 1643  . Soldier in
King Philip's War under Capt.
Davenport, and again under
Capt. Tyng.
Bennett, Robert R.
Wood, John, 1656-1735, Rowley,

547

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Booth, Charles E.
Dutton, Leland T.
Lloyd, William McClure, Jr.
Wood, John, 1677-1750. In Cap
tain Thomas Huntington's Co.,
1715.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Wood, Lieut. Jonas, 1640-1712.
Lieut of Suffolk Co., N. Y.,
Troops, 1684; Albany Expedi
tion, 1690.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Goadby, Arthur McM.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Wood, John H.
Wood, Jonathan, 1651-1676, Sher-
born, Mass. In King Philip's
War. Killed during Indian
Attack on Medfield, 1676.
Holbrook, Levi
Stone, William E.
Wood, Josiah, 1629-1691, Charles
town, Mass. Under Capt.
John Cutler, King Philip's
War.
Eberlein, Charles W.
Wood, Alva S.
Wood, Thomas, 1635-1687, Rowley,
Mass. In King Philip's
War.
Booth, Charles E.
Cutler, Edward H.
Derby, Wm. M., Jr.
Dutton, Leland T.
Gage, Herbert E.
Pearson, Arthur E.
Pearson, William H.
Wood, Thomas, 1691  , Brad
ford, Mass. In French and
Indian War.
Booth, Charles E.
Wood, Timothy, 1683-1775. In
Capt. Nathaniel Hazard's Co.,
Queens Co., 1715.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Wood, Lieut. - Col. Valentine,
1724-1781. Captain of Horse,
Goochland Co., Va., 1755.
Major of Militia, 1757, and
Lieut-Co., 1760.
McCulloch, Champe C, Jr.
Wood, Lieut. William,  .

Lieut. of the Albemarle
County, Virginia, Militia; in
active service for the defence
and protection of the frontier
against the Indians, 1758.
McCord, James
Woodbridge, Rev. John, 1613-1695.
A. & H. A. Co., 1644. Gov.'s
Asst, Mass. Bay Col., 1683-
'84.
Adams, Edward M.
Adams, John W.
Beach, Sylvester Woodbridge
Bostwick, Henry A.
Davis, Fellowes
Green, John Wm.
Hall, Benjamin E.
Hall, Lemuel Ruggles
Jeffries, John T. L.
Norton, Thomas H.
Pettibone, Asa G.
Plympton, Gilbert M.
Rhodes, Dudley W.
Rich, James R.
Richardson, William E.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Schauffler, Wm. G.
Scofield, George S.
Snow, Edgar M.
Treat, James W.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Woodbury, Andrew, 1731 - 1808,
Manchester, Mass. In Col.
Ichabod Plaisted's Co., 1756.
Rep. 1774. Delegate to Spanish
Convention, 1774. Delegate to
Provincial Congress, 1774.
Pitman, Charles F.
Woodbury, James, 1738-1823. In
Col. Robert Rogers' Rangers at
Storming of Quebec, 1759.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Woodbury, Urban A.
Woodbury, John, 1580-1641. Con
stable at Salem, 1630. Dep.,
i635-'37-'38-'39. Selectman.
Dyer, Isaac Watson
Howe, Chas. Luke
Libby, Charles T.
Lord, Charles E.
Ober, Gustavus
Pool, Wellington
Verrill, Harry Mighels,
Wolcott, Roger " ";. \

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Woodbury, Chas. L.
Woodbury, Edward P.
Woodbury, Urban A.
Woodbury, Peter, 1705-1775, Mar
blehead, Mass. French and
Indian War, 1755.
Howe, Chas. Luke -
Woodbury, Urban A.
Woodbury, William, 1589 - 1677.
Served as pilot under Capt.
Lathrop in the Port Royal
Expedition, 1654.
Fulton, William E.
Simmons, Joseph F.
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Woodcock, John,  1701, Attle
boro, Mass. Commander of
Woodcock's Garrison, King
Philip's War.
Daggett, George H.
Guild, Chester
Lyon, Albert W.
Morse, W. Samuel
Woodford, Capt. Joseph, Jr.,
Northington (Avon), Conn.
Capt. Militia, 1694-1740. In
dian Wars in Conn. River
Valley.
Woodford, Stewart L.
Woodhouse, Richard,  1676.
Member of the Boston Train
Band, 1657.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Woodhull, Gen. Nathaniel, 1722-
1776. Under Lord Abercrom
bie, 1754, and Lord Amherst,
1759. Present at capitulation
of Montreal, 1760.
Lawrence, Abraham R.
Strong, Joseph M.
Walsh, James W.
Wayne, Henry Nicoll
Woodhull, Richard, 1620-1670. A
Magistrate of Seatalcott, and
in 1663 represented that
place in the Hartford Gen
eral Court. In 1666, Jus
tice in the Court of Assizes.
Was Dep. Commander from
L. I.
Barry, Herbert
Marshall, William St. J. E.
Woodis, Lieut. Henry,  1700,
Lieut, in Capt. Thomas Wheel

er's Co., 1676. Against Indians
near Brookfield.
Partridge, Arthur S.
Partridge, Frank H.
Woodman, Lieut. Edward, 1612-
1694. Lieut, 1637. In Pequot
War. Deputy, 1636, et seq.,
Mass. Bay Col.
Clarke, Geo. K.
Fessenden, Charles N.
Gamble, Thomas, Jr.
Goodrich, Hazen B.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Hamilton, Irenus K, Jr.
Hunt, Arthur K.
Knight, Stephen H.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Remick, Timothy
Rhoades, Nelson O.
Woodman, Clarence E.
Woodman, Fred'k T.
Woodman, George,  1676,
Watertown, Mass. Private in
Capt. John Cutter's Co.
Fisher, Albert J.
Woodman, Capt. John, 1630-1706,
Oyster River, N. fi. Capt. of
Woodman's Garrison before
1690.
Aldrich, Talbot B.
Scales, John
Woodman, Jonathan, 1643-1706.
Member of North Regt. of
Essex County as Snowshoe
Man.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Woodman, Lieut. Joshua, 1720-
1800. Sergt. in Capt. Joseph
Woodman's Co., 1757. Lieut,
1761.
Woodman, Clarence E.
Woodruff, Lieut. David, 1699-
1767, Southington, Conn. En
sign, 1742. Lieut, 1743.
Woodruff, Frederick O.
Woodruff, Ens. Jacob, 1717-1790.
Ens., 1753, 3d Co. of Foot, 13th
Conn. Regt. Deputy, i759-'68.
Magistrate, i759-'90.
Parker, Frederick S.
Woodruff, Chas. H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Woodruff, John,  1670. Sol
dier in Indian Alarm at South
ampton, 1657.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Libbey, Wm.
Woodruff (Wordrof), Ensign
John, 1637-1691. Ensign of
Militia at Elizabethtown, N. J.,
Sept. 14, 1673. Appointed
High Sheriff, Essex Co., N. J.,
1684.
Haines, John P.
Shields, Charles W.
Smith, Archibald H.
Woodruff, Edward L.
Woodruff, Capt. Nathaniel, 1687-
1758. Ens., 1733. Lieut, 1736.
Capt, 1738, ist Co., Foot,
Littlefield, Conn., Regt
Babcock, Harry W.
Parker, Frederick S.
Woodruff, Chas. H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Woodruff, Thomas A.
Woodruff, Capt. Samuel, 1686-
1766, Southington, Conn. Capt,
1729. Leader of a band gath
ered to resist the Mohawk in
vaders.
Woodruff, Arthur E.
Woods, George,  1807. Deliv
ered to Col. Peter Schuyler in
1758 in an exchange of Eng
lish and French soldiers.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Woods, Lieut. Henry, 1735-1804.
Corporal, 1754, for the defence
of the Eastern Frontier. Sergt,
Ens., and 2d Lieut, in Co. of
Capt. Lawrence for the reduc
tion of Canada, 1758.
Walton, Charles S.
Woods, Isaac, 1700  , Mass.
"Centinel" in a Co. in His
Majesty's Service, from Gro
ton, under Lieut. Fairbank.
Served from November, 1723,
to June, 1724.
Walton, Charles S.
Woods, Sergt. John,  1678.
Sergt. of a Marlborough garri
son house, 1675.
Fulton, William E.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Wilder, Edward B.
Woods, John, 1641-1716, Marlboro.
Served as Garrison soldier at

Marlborough in King Philip's
War.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Parker, Geo. T.
Wilder, Edward B.
Woods, Lieut. John, 1697-1761.
Lieut, of Militia at Groton,
Mass.
Adams, Herbert L.
Woods, Col. John, 1712-1791, Va.
He was called Captain from
i759-'66. Was made Major of
Albemarle Co., Va., 1766.
Lieut.-Col., 1770. Later he was
known as "Colonel" John
Woods.
Macfarlane, Guy O'Rear
Woods, Lieut.-Col. Michael, 1684-
1762, Va. Major and Lieut.-
Col. of a Company of Militia
called the "Rangers."
Macfarlane, Guy O'Rear
Woods, Samuel,  1718, Groton,
Mass. In garrison, 1692.
Train Band, 1653.
Litchfield, Wilford, J.
Woodson, Dr. John. Accompanied
Sir Harvey to Virginia. Sur
geon Militia, 1623. Stationed
at what is now James City
Co.
Clark, John Asa
Clarke, Bailey T.
Watkins, John Elfreth
Woodward (Woodworth), Benja
min. Killed in King Philip's
War.
Cann, John W.
Woodward, Benajah,  1792.
A soldier in the Fourth Foot
Company of Tauton, Mass.,
Captain Cobb, 1759.
Woodward, Theron Royal
Woodward, George, 1621 1676,
Watertown, Mass. In Capt.
John Cutler's Co., and died in
service.
Brown, George E.
Burnham, Albert W.
Crafts, J. Chancellor
Messinger, Wm. D.
Parker, Geo. T.
Robinson, Roswell R.
Woodward, Francis W.
Woodward, Quartermaster Henry,

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

 1685, Dorchester and
Northampton, Mass. Quarter
master of the Hampshire
Troop, 1663.
Benton, Arthur B.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Parker, Frederick S.
Westfall, John H.
Woodward, Ernest L
Yemans, Herbert Wm.
Woodward, Henry, 1720 - 1756.
Killed in French and Indian
War, June, 1756.
Page, Carroll S.
Woodward, Israel, 1681 - 1766.
Member of the First Military
Company of Taunton, Mass.,
1700. Detached from same
Company in 1705 for service in
Queen Anne's War.
Woodward, Theron Royal
Woodward, Capt. Israel. Capt. of
Conn. Troops, i744-'49.
Gillette, Rufus W.
Lathrop, Kirke
Woodward, John,  1688, Taun
ton, Mass. In First Squadron
of Taunton, 1682.
Woodward, Theron R.
Woodward, Jonathan, 1740-1840,
Dunstable, Mass. In Capt.
Leonard Whiting's Co., 1761.
In Capt. Benjamin Edwards's
Co., 1762.
Dyar, Perlie A.
Woodward, Peter, 1603-1685. Rep
resentative from Dedham,
Mass., to General Court, 1665,
'69, '70.
Rose, John C.
Woodward, Peter, Jr., 1638-1721.
Soldier in King Philip's War,
from Dedham, Mass.
Rose, John C.
Woodwell, Capt. Gideon, 1720-
1790. Lieut, and Capt, 1756.
On Crown Point Expedition
and Fort William Henry, 1756-
'57. Capt, 1757.
Patch, Charles Endicott
Woolford, Col. Roger, 1670-1730,
Md. Military officer of Dor
chester Co. Col.
Thompson, William Joseph

Woolsey, Joris, "George," 1610-
1698. Cadet Burgher Corps.
Barrowe, Samuel
Brokaw, George T.
Delafield, Edw. C.
Delafield, John R.
Rankin, Egbert G.
Winslow, Chauncey R.
Winslow, Howard S.
Woolsey, John M.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Woolsey, Capt. George, 16 50- 1740,
Capt Queen's Co. Militia,
1715, Prov. of N. Y.
Townsend, James H.
Woolsey, John M.
Woolsey, Theo. S.
Woolson, Thomas. In Capt. Pren
tice's Co. in Mt. Hope Cam
paign, 1675. In Capt. Poole's
Co., 1676.
Douglas, Walter B.
Stowell, Wm. H. H.
Woolson, Charles A.
Woolsten, John,  1698. Bur
lington, N. J. Member of As
sembly, i683-'8.).-'97.
Middleton, Harvey
Wooster, Sergt. Edward, 1622-
1689. First settler of Derby,
Conn., 1651. Constable, 1669.
Sergt. of Derby Train Band,
1681.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Hawkins, William Elton
Wooster, Lieut. Thomas, 1656-
1713. Sergt. in Derby Train
Band until 1706 when pro
moted to Lieut.
Hawkins, William Elton
Worcester, Samuel,  1680,
Bradford, Mass. Deputy, 1679-
'81.
Bigelow, Henry N.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Worden, Peter, 1609-1681. Mem
ber of Yarmouth, Mass. Co.,
under Lieut. William Palmer,
1643.
Johnson, James G.
Powell, Lyman T.
Snow, Edgar M.
Whitney, Harry E.
Wormeley, Hon. Ralph, 1615-
1651, York Co., Va. Member

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

of Council, 1640, '50, '51.
Capt, 1640. Burgess for York
Co., 1649.
Cary, Wilson M.
Wormeley, Hon. Ralph, 1650
1701. Middlesex Co., Va,
Capt. and Burgess, 1674
Member of Council, 1675-1701
Secretary of State, 1693-1701
Prest. of Council, 1692. Col
lector and Naval Officer of
Rappahannock, i692-'98.
Cary, Wilson M.
Worrilow, John. Member of As
sembly from Chester Co., now
Delaware Co, Pa., 1699.
Rogers, James Slocum
Worth, John, 1664-1707. One of
the Snowshoe Men under the
command of Capt. Noyes, 1688.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Worthington, Elijah, 1710-1764,
Colchester, Conn. Representa
tive, i757-'62.
Cooper, Leslie B.
Worthington, George
Worthington, Capt. John, 1650-
1701. Justice A. A. Co., Md.,
1692. Burgess, 1699. Capt in
Militia.
Ball, Samuel B.
Dorsey, Wm. H.
Wragg, Joseph,  . Member of
Council, 1730.
Lucas, Jonathan
Wright, Lieut. Abel, 1631-1725.
In Indian Wars. Deputy,
Mass. Bay Colony, 1695.
Allen, Francis O.
Barrows, John W.
Chapman, Chandler P.
Geer, Walter
Hubbard, Ernest V.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Hubbard, Walter C.
Wright, Benjamin,  1677.
Member Guilford Foot Co.,
defense against Pequots.
Bell, Jared W.
Kissam, Henry S.
Wright, Capt. Benjamin, 1660-
1743, Northfield, Mass. Capt,
1685. Also Sergt. In Indian
Wars.
Pack, Arthur Newton

Pack, Charles L.
Parker, Frederick S.
Wright, Capt. Dudley, 1717-1806.
Capt. 12th Regt., Col. of Conn.,
1763. Corp. in Samuel
Wright's Co., 1757. Ens., 1752.
Tilden, John P.
Wright, Ebenezer, 1663 - 1742,
Northampton, Mass. Deacon,
Soldier, and Town Clerk.
Westfall, John H.
Wright, Capt. Edward,  1703,
Sudbury, Mass. In King Phil
ip's War. Lieut, 1689; Capt.
Baker, Frank
Bartlett, Joseph G.
Bickford, Robert S.
Enos, Alanson T.
Hicks, Lewis W.
Merriam, Frank
Wright, Deacon John, 1601-1688.
Deputy to Gen. Court from
Woburn. Town officer and
Deacon at Woburn.
Dixon, Willis M.
Wright, John, 1667-1749. Mem
ber Penn. Assembly, i729-'30,
'33-'34, '37"'48. Speaker, 1745.
Houston, Samuel F.
Wright, Lieut. John, 1709-1784.
2d Lieut, in French and Indian
War. Appointed by Assembly
of Conn., 1759, 2d Lieut, of
10th Co., 3d Regt, Conn.
Troops.
Parker, George T.
Wright, John, Jr., 1711-1759.
Member Penn. Assembly, 1749-
'59-
Houston, Samuel F.
Wright, Lieut. John, 1743-1825,
Winsted, Conn. Second Lieut.
of the 10th Company, 3d Regi
ment, Conn. Troops, 1759.
Parker, George Turner
Wright, Jonathan,  1742.
Member of New Jersey As
sembly, 1721.
Hudnut, Alexander Malieu
Williams, Thomas Wright
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Wright, Capt. Jonathan, 
1743. Capt. of Regt. from
Flushing, L. I., 1715.
Darlington, Charles F.

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INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Darlington, James H.
Darlington, Thomas
Wildey, William H.
Winant, Frederick
Wright, Joseph, 1660  . At the
Burning of Springfield, 1675;
joined with the other inhabi
tants in repelling the Indian
enemy.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Hubbard, Walter C.
Wright, Joshua, 1641-1724. In
Capt. Prentice's Troop, Nar
ragansett Campaign. In Great
Swamp Fight. In Lieut. Wil
liam Hasey's Three County
Troop.
Downs, Edgar R.
Wright, Joshua, 1645  1695.
Member General Assembly, N.
J., i682-*83, '85.
Collins, Henry H., Jr.
Hudnut, Alexander M.
Neff, John Thomley
Williams, Thomas Wright
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Wright, Capt. Noah, 1699-1775,
Northampton, Mass. Sergeant
and Captain.
Westfall, John H.
Wright, Oliver, 1722  , West
ford, Mass. Private in Capt.
Thos. Robert's Co., Col. Nich
ols' Regt., 1758.
Howe, Chas. Luke
Wright, Remembrance, 1685-1765.
He was with Capt. Dwight,
at Fort Dummer, 1725. In
Capt. Joseph Kellogg's Co.
from July 6, 1725, to Jan. 5,
1726.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Chas. Lathrop
Wright, Sergt. Samuel, 1630-
1675. Sergt., King Philip's
War. Killed at Northamp
ton.
Brown, Paul
Follett, Edgar A.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Parker, Frederick S.
Sands, James T.
Upham, Henry P.
Westfall, John H.

Wilder, Edward B.
Woodruff, Chas. H.
Woodruff, Frederick S.
Wright, Judge Solomon, 171 7-
1792. Burgess for Queen
Anne's Co., Md., i77i-'74.
Member of Maryland Conven
tions, 1774, '75. Chairman
Committee of Queen Anne's
Co., i775-'76.
Thom, Wm. Henry De C. W.
Wright, Thomas, 1610-aVr. 1670.
Member of the Mass. Court of
Assistants before the Colonial
Government was established at
Boston.
Churchill, Herman
Fulton, William E.
Parker, Geo. Turner
Wright, Thomas,  1684. Mem
ber of Penn. Assembly, 1682-
•83.
Page, Louis R.
Wright, Thomas,  1705, Bur
lington Co., N. J. Signer of
the Concessions. Member of
Assembly of N. J., 1682.
Hudnut, Alex. Malieu
Keim, George de B.
Williams, Thomas Wright
Wright, Joseph Haddaway
Wyatt, Lieut. Israel, 1668  .
Lieut Colchester Militia,
Deputy, 1723, '27.
Parker, Frederick S.
Wyatt, Ens. John,
Commanded a Co. from Hart
ford in pursuit of Indians,
1677
Bardwell, Harry J.
Newton, Charles H.
Wyeth, John, 1655-1706.
Gookin's Co., King
War.
Fessenden, Chas. N.
Wyeth, Richard Horner
Wyllys, Gov. George, 1 602-1 645,
Hartford, Conn. Trooper in
Pequot War. Gov.'s Asst,
1639. Gov., i64i-'42.
Bagley, John N.
Barney, Roderick D.
Betts, Frederick H.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Clark, Eliot A.

1712.

1668.

In Capt.
Philip's

553

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Coale, Geo. O. G.
Cutler, Ralph Wm.
Edwards, Charles L.
Edwards, Edward J.
Fahnestock, James F., Jr.
Green, Robert S.
Grinnell, Wm. M.
Hubbard, Gardiner G.
Huntington, Frederick J.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lewis, George W. .
Lyman, Elias
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Spies, Francis F.
Stafford, Wm. F.
Stokes, Anson P.
Terry, John Taylor
Terry, John Taylor, Jr.
Thomas, Fr,ank W.
Treat, James W.
Ward, Brownlee R.
Ward, Chas. S.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wyllys, Samuel, 1632-1709. Asst,
i654-'S5. Commissioner, United
Colonies, 1661, et seq., Col. of
Conn.
Betts, Frederick H.
Betts, Louis F. H.
Clark, Eliot A.
Edwards, Edward J.
Hubbard, Gardiner G.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Sanger, Wm. Cary, Jr.
Terry, John Taylor
Treat, James W.
Ward, Brownlee R.
Ward, Chas. S.
Whitman, Chas. S.
Wyman, Ezekiel, 1712-1784, Wo
burn, Mass. In Capt Jona
than Willard's Co., i748-'49.
Wyman, Walter C.
Wyman, Francis, 1617-1699. Un
der Capt. Thomas Prentice,
Mount Hope Campaign, 1675-
'76-
Baldwin, Charles H.
Mill, Charles D.
Preston, Howard W.
Richardson, William S.
Stone, Charles W.
Swan, Reuben S.
Wyman, Walter C.
Wyman, Col. Isaac. At Fort

Massachusetts and in French
and Indian War, i747-'48 and
1760. Lieut, 1754. Capt,
1755. Commanded Fort Mas
sachusetts, 1756. Representa
tive, N. H., 1773.
Rainforth, Selden Irwin
Wyman, Lieut. John, 1621-1684,
Charlestown and Woburn,
Mass., 1640. Cornet in Capt.
Thomas Prentiss' Troop,
Mount Hope Campaign, 1675;
Lieut. Narragansett Fight.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Burt, Charles W.
Ludington, Elliot K
Ludington, Francis H.
Noyes, James A.
Richardson, George E.
Stearns, Ezra S.
Thompson, Leonard
Wyman, Walter C.
Wyman, John, i 648-1 675. Capt.
Prentiss' Co. of seventy-three
troopers, Middlefield, Mass.
Burt, Charles W.
Dexter, Charles W.
Wyman, Walter C.
Wyman, Lieut. Nehemiah, 1722-
I775. Sergt., Capt. David
Green's Co., Col. Eleazer
Tyng, relief of Fort William
Henry, 1757; also same Regt.,
1759. Lieut, i763-'74-
Wyman, Charles Hadley
Wyman, Henry P.
Wyman, Walter
Wyman, Corp. Ross, 1717-1808. He
was Corporal in Troop of
Horse, 3d Regt. of Militia,
Middlesex and Worcester
Counties, Mass., under Captain
Eager; also under Lieut. May
nard, 1757.
Ludington, Elliot Kingman
Ludington, Francis Henry
Wyman, Capt. Seth, Sr., 1665-
171 5, Woburn, Mass. Lieut.
Woburn Militia, i705-'i2.
Capt, I7i2-'i5.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Ludington, Elliot K.
Ludington, Francis H.
Thompson, Leonard
Wyman, Capt. Seth, 1686-1725.

554

INDEX OF ANCESTORS

Ensign in Capt Lovewell's Co.
at Fryeburg, Me. Later pro
moted Capt.
Hutchinson, Edward Bryant
Wyman, Corp. Seth, 1717-1808.
Corp. in Troop of Horse, 3d
Regt.. of Militia, Middlesex
and Worcester Counties, Mass.,
under command of Capt.
Benjamin Eager, 1757. Corp.
in the Co. of Lieut Stephen
Maynard for relief of Fort
William Henry, 1757.
Ludington, Elliot K.
Luddington, Francis H.
Wyngaert, Lieut. Garret. Lieut.
in Capt. Wessel Ten Broeck's
Co., Albany County Militia,
i709-'i5, in defense of the
frontiers.
Catlin, George de G.
Wynkoop, Lieut. Dirck, 1732-1796.
Lieut, under Capt. Richard
Rea, ist Regt, Albany Co.,
1761. Old French War.
Sherrill, Charles H.
Wynkoop, Capt. Evert, 1709-1757.
Under Capt. Tjerck Van
Keuren, 1738. Capt. French
and Indian War.
Sherrill, Charles H.

Wyncoop, Hubert S.
Wynkoop, Maj. Johannes, 
1730. In command of Foot
Co., Kingston, N. Y., i686-'87.
Old French War.
Sherrill, Charles H.
Wynne, Dr. Thomas, 1630-1692.
First Provincial Assembly,
Penn., i682-'83.
Boogher, Frank
Boogher, Howard M.
Boogher, John H.
Boogher, Lawrence
Carleton, Murray
Iredell, Charles J.
Iredell, Jas. Wilkins
Morrison, Samuel T.
Morrison, Wm. F.
Sharp, George M.
Steinmetz, Spencer J.
Williams, Charles
Williams, David E.
Williams, Francis H.
Williams, Joseph J. G.
Williams, josiah R.
Williams, Reed A., Jr.
Williams, Samuel
Williams, Samuel C.
Wister, Alexander W.
Wister, Rodman

Yale, Capt. Thomas. Ens., 1692.
Lieut. Capt, Indian Campaign,
i690-'9i.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Royce, Alexander L.
Strong, Theron G.
Yale, Capt. Thomas, 1646-1736.
Ensign, Indian Campaign,
i690-'9i. Afterwards Cap
tain.
Ogden, Louis Mansfield
Yale, Ens. Thomas, 1647-1736.
Ensign of Train Band of
Wallingford, i69i-'92. Deputy
to Gen. Court, 1684. to 1704.
Commissioner from Hartford,
1689 to 1697.
Royce, Alfred Lee

Yardley, Thomas. Member Pa.
Assembly, 171 5, '22.
Tyson, Malcolm V.
Yardley, William, 1632 1693,
Bucks Co., Pa. Member of the
Governor's Council, 1688.
Powell, Washington B.
Yarnall, Francis,  1721.
Member General Assembly
from Chester County, Pa.,
1711.
Abert, William S.
Wetherill, Charles
Yates, Capt. Christopher, 1737-
1785. Wounded at Ticonde
roga, 1758.
Sanford, Henry G.
Satterlee, Edward R.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Yates, Hon. Jasper. Chief Burgess
Chester Co., Pa., 1720. Member
Provincial Council, Pa., 1705.
Middleton, John I.
Yates, Joseph, 1660-1730, Albany,
N. Y. Colonial soldier, 1689,
'97, '98.
Myers, James F. C.
Yates, Blinn
Yeamans, Sir John,  1674.
Member of Council. Lieut.-
Gen. Gov. of Carolina, 1671,
and Commissioner-Governor of
Co. of Clarendon near "Cape
Faire."
Middleton, John I.
Postell, John C.
Yeardley, Sir George, 1 577-1 627.
Gov.'s Council, Va., 1625.
Dep.-Gov., i6i6-'i7. Governor,
i6i8-'26.
Chisolm, Wm. G.
Doran, Joseph I.
Haviland, Pierson
Prentis, Robert R.
Yeates, Jasper,  1720. Chief
Burgess, Chester Co., Penn.,
1703. Member Prov. Council.
Balch, Edwin S.
Balch, Thomas W.
Brinton, Ward
Hall, William C.
Middleton, John I.
York, Benjamin, 1655-1701, Dover
and Exeter, N. H. Served un
der Capt. Willard and Capt.
Shadrach Walton.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
York, John,  Exeter, N. H. In
1710 in garrison under Capt's.
Nicholas and John Gilman.
Rollins, Philip A.

Yorke, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, 1708-
1764. Lieut.-Col. in the French
and Indian War, 1747. Rep.,
1757, of Penn.
Buckley, Jas. Monroe
Young, Samuel. Member of Md.
Assembly, 1700. Member of
Governor's Council, 1722.
Brice, Philip H.
Young, William, 1743 1776.
Speaker House of Commons,
Colony of Georgia, 1775.
Grant, John W.
Grant, William D.
Youngs, Lieut. Gideon, 1673-1749,
Oyster Ponds, L. I., N. Y. Pri
vate in Southold Co., 1715.
Bramwell, George Moffat
Youngs, Capt. Henry, 1700-1743,
N. Y. Capt. of Troop of
Horse, Orange Co., N. Y., 1738.
Bramwell, George Moffat
Youngs, Col. John, 1623-1697,
Southold, L. I. Capt, Militia
at Southold to aid in capture
New Amsterdam, 1664. In
command when the Dutch
landed at Southold, 1673.
Member Gov.'s Council, 1686,
'88, *9i-'92, '97 Col., 1693.
Commissioner of United Colo
nies, 1654.
Bramwell, George Moffat
Mumford, William C.
Shepard, Ralph K.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Tuttle, Joseph F., Jr.
Vail, Henry H.
Youngs, Judge Joshua, 1684-1755.
In Capt. William Booth's
Southold Co., 1715.
Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe

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Zimmerman, Lieut. Christopher,
1717-1748, Va. Lieut, 1740.
Crisler, Lewis Allen

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IS NOT NOW ACCEPTED

APPENDIX

Adams, James,  1651. In
Marshfield Military Co., 1643.
Collins, Holdridge O.
Freeman, Alden
Alden, Joseph, 1624-1697, Dux
bury, Mass. In Capt. Myles
Standish's Co., 1643.
Freeman, Alden
Fuller, Linus E.
Snow, Edgar M.
Allyn, Thomas,  1680, Barn
stable, Mass. Military Co.,
1643, under Lieut Thomas
Dimmock.
Greve, Clifford
Ash, John, 1670-1706, Amesbury,
Mass. Killed by Indians, 1706.
Atwood, Luther
Ball, John,  1675, Lancaster,
Mass. Killed by Indians at
the Siege of Lancaster, 1675.
Ball, Geo. Lewis
Endicott, Eugene F.
Parker, Geo. T.
Wilson, John A.
Barret, Charles, 1565-1634. Pro
prietor of New Albion, New
jersey, Staten Island, and Long
Island, 1634.
Barret, Richard A.
Barrett, Joseph, 1745-183 i, Mason,
N. H. Member of Provincial
Congress which met at Exeter,
N. H., 25 January, 1775, and
which is known as the Second
Provincial Congress.
Bent, S. Arthur
Bartlett, William, 1741 - 1794.
Naval Agent of the Port of
Beverly, Mass.
Brown, Dudley P.
Bassett, William, Jr., 1 625-1 670,
Duxbury, Mass. Member of
Military Co., Capt. Myles
Standish, 1643.

Chilcott, Langdon S.
Strong, Richard P.
Tobey, Frank B.
Battle, Elisha, 1723-99. Member
of the State Congress of North
Carolina, 1776, and afterwards
of the State Senate throughout
the Revolutionary War.
Dancy, Frank B.
Dancy, Wm. Grimes
Bearse, Austin, 1618-169 — . Mem
ber of Barnstable Military
Co., Plymouth Colony, 1643.
Clark, Homer P.
Hall, Lemuel R.
Beaver, Austin, 16 18  . Barn
stable, Mass. Member of
Barnstable Military Co., 1643.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Beebe, Thomas, — before June 8,
1699. On the Committee to
fortify New London in King
Philip's War.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Behethland, Robert,  . Va.
One of the early American set
tlers, 1607. Accompanied Capt.
John Smith on an expedition,
1609.
Magruder, Caleb C, Jr.
Bennet, George,  1675. Killed
by Indians in Lancaster mas
sacre, 1675, King Philip's War.
Fisher, Albert J.
Bernard, Gov. John. Gov. Som-
ers Isles, Prov. Va., 1622.
Tiernan, Charles B.
Bessey, Anthony, 1609-1657, Sand
wich, Mass. Member Sand
wich Co., 1643.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Betts, William, 1632-1675, Dor
chester, Mass., and Westches
ter, N. Y. Barnstable Co.,
1643. Magistrate, 1662.
Foster, Frederick de P.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Ryer, George S.
Ryer, James B.
Bodfish, Robert,  1651, Lynn
and Sandwich, Mass. Mem
ber Lieut Blackmer's Co.,
Sandwich, Mass., 1643.
Foote, John C.
White, William C.
Bonum, George, 1 620-1 660. Ply
mouth Military Co'y. 1643.
Gifford, Charles E.
Borden, John, 1640-1716. Active
in trying to avert a war be
tween King Philip and the
English, i675-'76, acting under
instructions of General Court
of Plymouth.
Stone, Charles F., Jr.
Brewer, John,  1691, Sudbury,
Mass. Suffered great damage
at assault of Indians on the
town, April 21, 1676.
Brewer, Gardner
Brinckerhoff, Abraham Joris,
1632  . Magistrate, Flat-
lands, 1673.
Kitchen, John C. D.
Brown, Rev. Chad,  1650. One
of the 13 signers of the com
pact, Providence Plantations,
R. I.
Bennett, Robt Root
Bicknell, George A.
Brown, Elisha R.
Brown, Harold W.
Denny, Thomas
Huse, Robert S.
Morrison, Geo. Austin
Wood, Eric F.
Brown, William,  1650. Sec
retary and Registrar of Gen
eral Court of Southampton,
L. I., 1 649-' 50.
Cadle, Cornelius
Caldwell, Rev. James, 1734-1781.
Chaplain and Quartermaster
General in Continental Army.
Camak, Louis
Carhart, Thomas, 1650 - 1695.
Private Secretary to Gov.
Dongan, 1683. Clerk Rich
mond Co., 1691.
Carhart, Amory S.

Caswell, Thomas, Mass.  1697',
Member of Taunton Military
Co., 1643.
Brown, Paul
Chamberlain, Richard,  1673.
Member of Roxbury Militia
Co., 1643.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Chas. Lathrop
Chew, Samuel, 1693-1744, Dela
ware. Chief Justice of the
Colony of Delaware.
Beckett, Wesley W.
Chilton, James,  1621. Signer
of Compact on Mayflower. In
Capt Miles Standish's Co.
Phillips, Arthur S.
Churchill, John. Member of the
New Plymouth Co., 1643.
Baker, Alfred L.
Coffin, Rufus
Clarkson, Matthew, 1666 -1702.
Commissioned in 1689 by
William III. Secretary of the
Colony of New York.
Barnwell, Morgan G.
Bleecker, Anthony J.
Clarkson, Banyer
Clarkson, Clermont L.
Clarkson, David A.
Clarkson, Frederick
Clarkson, Jno. Van B.
Cox, John L.
Crosby, Edward N.
Crosby Livingston
DuBois, Ernest B.
Hill, Robert C.
Houston, Samuel F.
Inches, George B.
Coffin, Tristram, 1605-1681. Com
missioner at Salisbury, Mass.,
1655. Chief Magistrate for
Nantucket under Gov. Love
lace, 1671.
Amsden, Franklin D.
Amsden, Henry F.
Appleton, Nathan
Austin, Amory
Bacon, Horace S.
Bailey, Edward P.
Barnard, Job
Boyd, Charles H.
Bryant, W. Sohier
Capen, Walter N.

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APPENDIX

Clark, Byron N.
Clark, Rufus W.
Clarke, George K.
Coffin, Charles E.
Coffin, John Elihu
Coffin, Tristram R.
Coffin, William K.
Coleman, Leighton P.
Conner, John S.
Conner, Phineas S.
Constant, S. Victor
Davies, julien G.
Davies, William G.
Day, Robert W.
Deering, Henry
Denny, Thomas
Fessenden, Fiancis
Furness, Dawes E.
Gardner, John C. F.
Gerrish, Frederic H.
Geirish, William L.
Gordon, Edwin A.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Halsted, David C.
Halsted, E. Bayard
Harris, James L.
Hill, Clarence Edward
Jones, Edward C.
Jones, Philip 1.
Kimball, Frank R.
Knight, Stephen H.
Little, Henry L.
Little, Josiah
Low, William G, Jr,
McGrath, John
Merrill, John L.
Newhall, James S.
Noyes, Edward D.
Parker, Moses G.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Pierce, George W.
Remick, Timothy
Robeson, Andrew
Rotch, William
Sawyer, Charles Francis
Sawyer, Wm. D,
Smith, William F.
Sprague, Rufus Wm.
Sprague, Rufus Wm., Jr.
Stafford, Morgan H.
Storer, John H.
Swift, Henry W.
Truman, Henry H.
Underwood, Edward L.
Usher, Ellis B.
Waterman, Lucius

Wills, Henry Le B.
Wilson, John A.
Wolcott, Roger
Woodruff, Edward L.
Conkling, John, i 600-1 684. One
of Committee of four from
Huntington, L. I., at surrender
to the Dutch, 1673.
Van Nostrand, Benj. T.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Cooper, John, 1625-1677. One of
Council of Seven Men to
defend Southampton against
threatened attack of Indians,
April and May, 1657, for
which Maj. Mason was sent
from Conn, with 20 men.
Haines, John P.
Jones, Walter Rysam
Crossman, Robert, 1657 - 1738.
Member of Plymouth Council
of War, King William's War.
Pollock, Edwin T.
Cruger, John, 1642-1744. Alder
man, N. Y, i7i2-'33. Mayor,
N. Y., i739"'44-
Oakley, Henry C.
Rhinelander, Philip
Rhinelander, T. J. Oakley
Curtiss, Benjamin, 1652 1753.
Naval Officer, Port of Fair
field.
Brown, Paul
Cushman, Robert, 1580 - 1625.
Acted as agent for Plymouth
Colony. Was mentioned with
Edward Winslow in the Char
ter granted to Plymouth
Planters, i623-'24.
Barney, Danford N.
Haven, William
Cushman, Thomas, 1608  ,
Plymouth, Mass. Member
Plymouth Co., 1643.
Cushing, Luther S.
Haven, Wm.
Darnall, Henry, 1703  . At
torney-General, Prov. of Md.,
'754-
Jackson, Oswald
Davenport, Abraham, 1715-1789,
Stamford, Conn. Member of
committee to furnish supplies
to Stamford, Conn., 1758.
Davenport, John

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Dean, John, i 600-1 660, Taunton,
Mass. Under Capt. William
Poole, at Taunton, 1643.
Washburn, William D.
De Key, Jacob,  1691. Killed
in the Leicester troubles.
Denny, Thomas
Lane, Francis T. L.
De Rapelje, Joris Jansen, 
1665. Representative from
Waal-boght, 1641. One of the
Twelve Men. Magistrate, 1655.
Bicknell, George A.
Burling, Wm. Raymond
Cannon, Henry B.
Corbusier, William H.
Ditmas, Charles A.
Fox, Noel B.
Frye, Jed
Gillmore, Quincy A.
Hargitt, Robert P.
Lane, Francis T. L.
Lefferts, William H.
Luquer, Thatcher T. P.
McKesson, Irving
Moller, Chas. G, Jr.
Moody, Frederick S.
Moore, Albert R.
Perry, Alexander
Poillon, William
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Wm. S.
Roosa, De Witt
Talmage, Robert S.
Williamson, Thomas W.
Wood, Spencer S.
Yerkes, Leonard A.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
DeVos, Andries,  . Deputy Di
rector of Col. of Rensselaer
wyck; Magistrate in 1648.
Dwight, Frederick
Dingley, John, 1608-1658, Marsh
field, Mass. Member, Marsh
field Co., under Capt. Thomas,
1643.
Almy, William E.
Cushing, Luther S.
Donehogawa, Hereditary Chief
Sachem of the "Five Na
tions." Chief Sachem of Sen-
ecas and Iroquois Indians,
from unknown antiquity ; in all
Indian Wars.
Parker, Ely S.

Dunham, Thomas, 1626  .
Member of Plymouth Co. in
Indian Alarms of 1642-'^.
Libbey, Wm.
du Trieux, Philip, ab. 1585 
before 1653. Appears to have
been murdered, together with
his son, by the Indians before
1653-
Suydam, Walter L.
Eaton, Samuel, 1619  . Mem
ber Plymouth Military Co.,
1643.
Viale, Joel F.
Eddy, Samuel, 1608-1688. Member
of Plymouth Co., 1643.
Anderson, Arthur C.
Anthony, James L.
Bowen, Edgar Campbell
Eddy, George S.
Eddy, Thomas H.
Fuller, Linus E.
Horton, William E.
Lawton, Daniel L.
Lawton, George P.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Chas. Lathrop
Porter, Valentine M.
Richards, Charles S.
Richards, Jeremiah
Richards, William S.
Richardson, Wm. Eddy
Towne, Edward P.
Vandercook, John D.
Eliot, Rev. John, 1603 1690.
Commissioner with Majors
Gookin and Willard to visit
Indians with messages of
peace.
Clark, Eliot A.
Scofield, George S.
Ellery, William, 1727 - 1820.
Signer of Declaration of Inde
pendence, 1776. Delegate to
Continental Congress, 1776-
'85. Justice of Superior Court
of R. I., 1785, Collector, 1790.
One of the Incorporators of
Brown University, 1764.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Fallowell, Gabriel, 1584-1667. In
Plymouth Military Co., 1643.

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APPENDIX

Alderson, Victor C.
Baker, Alfred L.
Faunce, John,  1654. Ply
mouth, Mass. Member Ply
mouth Co., 1643.
Cushing, Luther S.
Greve, Clifford
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Miller, Robt. F.
Parker, Edward L.
Fitz-Randolph, Benjamin, Barn
stable Company, 1643.
Libbey, William
Fitz-Randolph, Edward,  1669.
A member of the Barnstable
Militia Co. under Lieut.
Thomas Dimmock, Aug., 1643.
Libbey, William
Parker, Joseph B. B.
Smith, Thomas Marsh
Fobes, John,  1661, Bridge-
water, Mass. Member Dux
bury Military Co., Capt. Myles
Standish, 1643.
Washburn, William D.
Ford, William, Sr., 1594  . A
member of Capt. Myles Stand
ish's Duxbury Co., 1643.
Almy, William E.
Fowle, George, 1610-1682, Rox
bury, Mass. Surveyor of Arms
for Concord, 1639.
Brooks, Lyman L.
Green, John Wm.
Greenleaf, Franklin L.
Johnson, Enoch S.
Fuller, Rev. Samuel, 1623-1695.
Private, Plymouth Co., 1643.
Fuller, Linus E.
Vaile, Joel F.
Gardiner, David, 1636-1689, Hart
ford, Conn. 2d Lord Proprie
tor of the Isle of Wight (Gar
diner's Island), N. Y., 1665-
'89.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Gardiner, John, 1661-1738, Gro
ton, Conn. 3d Lord Proprietor
of the Isle of Wight (Gardi
ner's Island), N. Y., 1689-
1738.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Gilbert, John,  1654, Dor
chester and Taunton, Mass.

In Military Co., Yarmouth,
Lieut. Wm. Palmer, 1643.
Gilbert, Charles P. H.
Gilbert, Shepard D.
Jones, Walter Rysam
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Tucker, Wm. R.
Godfrey, Francis,  1669.
Served in the Military Co. of
Duxbury with Capt. Standish,
1643.
Marble, John E.
Gooch, James, Sr.,  1676.
Killed by Indians at Welles,
Me., 1676.
Hubbard, Ralph H.
Knowlton, Daniel W.
Goodspeed, Roger, Barnstable,
Mass. In Barnstable Co., 1643.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Graves, John,  1677, Wethers
field, Conn., and Hatfield,
Mass. Killed by Indians, at
tack on Hatfield, 1677.
Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart C.
Clark, Lot Curran
MacVeagh, Eames
Stebbins, Albert K.
Griffin, Leroy,  . High Sher
iff of Richmond Co., Va., 1734.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Hall, John, 1611-1696, Barnsta
ble, Mass. Member Military
Co., 1643.
Clark, Homer P.
Hall, Lemuel R.
Richardson, Wm. E.
Hallett, Andrew, Sr., 1608-1684.
In Lieut Wm. Palmer's Co.
at Yarmouth, Mass., 1643.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Tobey, Frank B.
Tucker, Wm. R.
Hallett, Joseph, 1667-1750, Long
Island. Was a respected Mag
istrate.
Burroughs, Wm. B.
Halley, Joseph,  . Mem
ber of Sandwich Co., 1632.
Parlor, Joseph B.
Hamlin, James, Sr.,  1690.
Member of Barnstable Co. un
der Lieut. Thos. Dimmock.
Treat, James W.
Harvey, Thomas, 1617-1651. Mem-

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

ber Taunton Military Co.,
1643.
Freeman, Alden
Hassell, Joseph,  1691. Killed
by the Indians at attack of
Dunstable.
Wolcott, Roger
Hayward, Thomas,  1681,
Duxbury, Mass. Of Capt.
Myles Standish's Co.
Cutler, Edward H.
Freeman, Alden
Fuller, Linus E.
Hayward, William E.
Moran, Charles
Washburn, William D.
Hinckley, Samuel,  1662. In
Lieut. Thomas Dymoke's Co.,
Barnstable, Mass., 1643.
Haven, Wm.
Hinckley, Sylvester B.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Monnette, Orra E.
Moran, Charles
Morrell, George C.
Parker, Charles Wolcott
Rumrill, Frank
Teed, Freeman G.
Tobey, Frank B.
Hobbs, Benjamin, 1728-1804. In
1746 impressed men to work
at a fort in N. H.
Rollins, Philip Ashton
Holley, Joseph. Member of the
Sandwich, Mass., Military
Company under Lieut. J.
Blackmer, 1643.
Parker, Joseph B. B.
Hooker, Rev. Thomas, 1585-1647.
Leader of Expedition which
founded the Colony of Conn.,
.1635.
Bicknell, George A.
Driggs, Geo. A.
Fairbrother, Arthur L.
Hooker, Thomas
Hoppin, Hamilton L.
Hoppin, Samuel H.
Langdon, Perin
Laws, Harry L.
Logan, Walter S.
Perry, Henry P.
Perry, Wm. Alfred
Spencer, Selden
Wilcox, Frank L.

Hoskins, William,  1695, Scit
uate, Mass. Member Plymouth
Co.
Brown, Paul
Cutler, Edward H.
Haven, Wm.
Howard, John,  1700. Mem
ber, Capt Myles Standish's
Duxbury Co., 1643.
Fuller, Linus E.
Howes, Thomas, Sr.,  1676,
Yarmouth, Mass. Member of
Capt. Wm. Palmer's Co., 1643.
Clark, Homer P.
Doane, William H.
Rogers, Benjamin R.
Tobey, Frank B.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Howland, Arthur, 1 587-1 675,
Marshfield, Mass. In Lieut
Nathaniel Thomas' Co.,
1643.
Howland, Charles W.
Howland, Daniel W.
Hull, Elizabeth, 1626-1706. Com
manded her husband's Dover,
N. H., garrison house for more
than ten years after his death
in 1688 or '89.
Rollins, Philip A.
Hull, Capt. Tristram, 1624-1667.
In Capt. Myles Standish's Co.,
1643.
Cluett, Sanford Lockwood
Hull, Louis K
Hunter, William,  1676.
Killed by the Indians in King
Philip's War.
Fulton, Wm. E.
Hurst, James,  1657, Plym
outh, Mass. Member Plym
outh Military Co.
Cutler, Edward H.
James, John, 1641-1676. Wounded
in fight with Indians and died
from his wounds.
Baker, Alfred L.
Jay, John, 1745-1829. Member of
Continental Congress, i774-'75.
Member of N. Y. Provincial
Congress, 1775. Chief Justice
of United States.
Du Bois, Ernest B.
Jeffries, Dr. John, 1744-1819. Sur-

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geon, i77i-'74, on H. M. S.
Captain, an English ship-of-
the-line, in Boston Harbor.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Johnson, Hon. Samuel, 1710-1785.
Chief Magistrate of West jer
sey and Delegate to the First
Provincial Congress, of Tren
ton, 1775.
Bowers, John M.
Jones, Evan, 1711-1751. Justice of
the Peace for Craven Pre
cinct in 1726, again in 1749.
Townsend, George H.
Jones, Owen, 1711-1793. Treas. of
the Prov. of Penn., i769-'76.
Wister, Rodman
Jordan, John,  . — . Member
of Plymouth Co., 1643.
Alderson, Victor C.
Kempton, Ephraim, Jr.,  1655,
Scituate, Mass. Member Scit
uate Co., 1643.
Cushing, Luther S.
King, Benjamin, 1720-1803, Rayn-
ham, Mass. Committee of
Safety, 1774. Provincial Con
gress at Salem, i774-'75.
Washburn, William D.
King, Thomas, Scituate, Mass.
Member Scituate Co., 1643.
Whitney, Harry E.
Kirby, John,  1677, Middle-
town, Hartford, and Wethers
field, Conn. Plymouth, Mass.,
Military Co., 1643.
Hulbert, Edmund D.
Latham, William,   ,
Marshfield, Mass. Member of
Marshfield Co., 1643.
Cushing, Luther S.
Lee, Col. Jeremiah, 1721-1775.
Chairman of Marblehead Del
egates to Essex Co. Conven
tion, 1774. Provincial Con
gress, 1775. Member Joint
Committee on Supplies, 1774-
'75, etc.
Lee, Thomas Amory
Leonard, Solomon, 1610  . Dux
bury Co., 1643.
Bennett, Robert Root.

Leonardson (Leonard) , Samuel,
1683-1718, Mass. and Conn.
Kidnapped by Indians, 1695,
and escaped with Mrs. Han
nah Duston, after killing their
captors.
Bennett, Robert R.
Leverett, Thomas, 1585-1650. Pro
prietor and patentee of Mus-
congus (now Me.), granted,
i629-'30, by the Great Council
(sometimes called the Lincoln
Grant and later the Waldo
Patent).
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lindall, James,  1652. In
Capt. Myles Standish's Co., at
Plymouth.
Elwood, George M.
Libbey, Wm.
Linnell, Robert,  1663, Barn
stable, Mass. In Barnstable
Co., 1643.
Dyer, Leonard H.
White, William C.
Little, Thomas,  1671, Ply
mouth and Marshfield, Mass.
In Plymouth Co., 1643.
Baker, George F.
James, Howard Kellogg
Little, Edward P.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Lloyd, James, 1646-1693. First
Lord Proprietor of Queen's
Village, L. I., N. Y, 1685
(now Lloyd's Neck).
Jeffries, John T. L.
Lombard, Thomas, 1610  .
Member Barnstable Militia,
under Lieut. Thomas Dymoke,
1643.
Rich, William T.
Lothrop, John, 1584-1653, Barn
stable, Mass. Member of
Military Co. under Capt.
Thomas Dimmock, 1643.
Baker, Alfred L.
Bryant, Fred'k S.
Lathrop, Henry W.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
MacLean, George E.
Monfort, Frederick D.
Monnette, Orra E.
Pack, Arthur Newton

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Pack, Charles Lathrop
Richardson, Wm. E.
Wickwire, Arthur M.
Lothrop, Thomas, 1621-1707, Barn
stable, Mass. Member Barn
stable Co., 1643.
Bardwell, Harry J.
Bryant, Fred'k S.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Chas. Lathrop
Richardson, Wm. E.
Lucas, Thomas,  1676. Killed
in King Philip's War, 1676.
Little, Robt Forsyth
Lumpkin, William,  . In
the Yarmouth, Mass., Co.,
1643.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Johnson, James G.
Kittredge, Abbott E.
Lombard, Josiah L.
Rumrill, Frank
Maverick, Samuel. Commissioner
from the King regarding gov
ernment in New England.
Commissioner to hear appeals
from Courts ; also Commis
sioner to settle boundary of
Mass. Colony.
Hawks, James D.
Mayo, John,  1676, Barnsta
ble Co., Plymouth Col., Lieut.
Thomas Dymoke, i643-'44.
Clark, Homer P.
Greve, Clifford
Griffith, Wm. H.
Johnson, James G.
Kittredge, Abbott E.
Lombard, Josiah L.
Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth
Sears, Walter J.
Mayo, Samuel, 1625-1663. Mem
ber Barnstable Co., Plymouth
Col., Lieut Thomas Dymoke,
1 643 -'44.
Foster, Albert V.
Griffith, Wm. H.
Johnson, James Gibson
Kittredge, Albert E.
Lombard, Josiah L.
Rich, William T.
Sears, Walter J.
Micou, Paul, 1658-1736. A Hugue
not fugitive from France.

Served as Justice of the
Peace, Essex Co., i700-'20.
Adams, Gilmer S.
Minis, Abraham,  1794, Sa
vannah, Ga. Given grant of
land in Georgia, 1733. Gran
tee.
Minis, Abraham
Mitchell, Experience, 1609-1689,
Duxbury, Mass. In Militia,
1643.
Bennett, Robert Root
Cushing, Luther S.
Culler, Edward H.
Fuller, Linus E.
Howard, Wm. C.
Newton, Charles H.
Vail, Henry H.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Washburn, William D.
Washburn, Wm. Johnson
Nelson, Thomas, 1677-1741, York-
town, Va. Founder of York-
town, 1705.
Offley, Cleland N.
Nelson, William, Plymouth, Mass.
In Plymouth Military Co.,
1643.
Cutler, Edward H.
Paddock, Robert,  1650. Mili
tary Co., Plymouth, 1643.
Anthony, James L.
Bowen, Edgar C.
Bryant, Percy
Clark, Homer P.
Coleman, Leighton P.
Lawton Daniel, L.
Lawton, George P.
Porter, Valentine M.
Richardson, Wm. Eddy
Tobey, Frank B.
Paebody, John, 1590-1667. In Dux
bury Military Co., under Capt.
Myles Standish, 1643.
Cadle, Chas. F.
Cadle, Cornelius
Smith, William D. G.
Paine, Moses,  1643. Contrib
uted largely toward the ex
penses of the earlier Indian
Wars.
Cadle, Chas. F.

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1608-1695. Plymouth

1 701.

Cadle, Cornelius
Payne, Henry C.
Paine, Stephen, 1628-1691. Con
tributed largely to the early
Indian Wars.
Payne, Henry C.
Parker, Judge Richard, 1729-1813.
King's Counsel for the County
of Westmoreland, Va. (Called
"King's Attorney").
Parker, Daingerfield
Partridge, George,  1695. Dux
bury, Mass. Member Duxbury
Military Co., under Capt.
Myles Standish.
Cutler, Edward H.
Dutton, Wm. D.
Peck, Henry. Services not filed.
Learned, Bela P.
Peck, Deacon Paul,
Member Militia,
Colony, 1 643 -'45.
Adams, Fred'k C.
Bell, Jared W.
Enos, Alanson T.
Shepard, Edw. M.
Pennock, Christopher,
Fought in the battle of the
Boyne, 1690.
Marshall, Edwin J.
Marshall, Francis M.
Marshall, Marcus McL.
Phillips, Rev. George, 1593-1644.
Minister at Watertown. Au
thor of first remonstrance
against taxation without repre
sentation.
Spofford, Paul N.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Pierce, Abraham,  1673, Mass.
Member of Plymouth Mil. Co.,
1643.
Brown, Paul
Pierce, William, 1717-1781, West
moreland Co., Va. Joined in
the Protest of Westmoreland
Patriots, 1766, and was chosen
to serve on the Committee of
Safety, i775-'76.
Doneghy, John T.
Pinckney, Maj.-Gen. Thomas,
1750-1828. Commanded the
Southern Army in the War of
1 812, and the Creek War of
1 8 14.

Fuller, Ford P.
Pocohontas, 1595  . In Eng
land, 1616. Married John
Rolfe, 1 61 3.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Pratt, Joshua. In Plymouth Mili
tary Co., 1643.
Gifford, Charles E.
Hall, Lemuel R.
Miller, Robert F.
Pratt, Thos. Lovell
Spooner, Frank E.
Putnam, Edward, 3d, 1711-1800,
Sutton, Mass. Delegate Gen
eral Congress, 1774.
Stearns, H. Putnam
Quimby, John. Member Hemp
stead Convention, 1665.
Boynton, Charles E.
Runk, Louis B.
Rawlings, Thomas, Scituate, Mass.
Member of Scituate Co., 1643.
Cushing, Luther S.
Reyner, John, Plymouth, Mass.
Member Plymouth Military
Co., 1643.
Chamberlain, Jehiel W.
Fisher, Albert J.
Ring, Andrew, 1617-1692. Member
of Plymouth Military Co.
Vaile, Joel F.
Vaill, Edward G.
Vaill, Frederick S.
Roberts, Robert, 1617-1663, Ips
wich, Mass. Member of the
Military Co., 1643.
Pettingell, Frank H.
Roberts, Gov. Thomas,  1674.
Last Colonial Governor of
Dover, New Hampshire, 1640.
Atwood, Edward S.
Bickford, Robert Sloane
Bond, Walter H.
Carter, Walter S.
Collins, Loren W.
Fernald, Frederic A.
Fiske, George F.
Lombard, Josiah L.
Marsh, George S.
Martin, Jonathan W.
McCurdy, Irwin Pounds
Monnette, Orra E.
Pease, Albion P.

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Rich, William T.
Rich, Willis Doane
Roberts, James A.
Roberts, Joseph B.
Talmage, Robert S.
Torrance, Ell
Wood, Eric F.
Wood, William B.
Rolfe, John, i 585-1622. First Sec
retary and Recorder of Colony
of Virginia.
Cary, Wilson M.
Harrison, Carter Henry
Hoge, Peyton H.
Hoge, Peyton Harrison, Jr.
Tiernan, Charles B.
Rowley, FIenry,  1673. Mem
ber of the Barnstable Military
Co., 1643.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Rutherfurd, John
Rutherfurd, Morris
Russell, Joseph, Sr., 1650-1739.
Built a fort in his orchard to
defend his family and neigh
bors.
Pack, Arthur Newton
Pack, Charles L.
Rust, Col. Henry, 1726-1807.
Judge of Probate Court, Staf
ford Co., N. H., under the
Crown.
Parker, Henry R.
Sampson, Abraham,  1686.
Member of Duxbury Militia,
1643.
Cushing, Luther S.
Nash, Samuel
Sampson, Clark H.
Sanders, Robert, Jr., 1705-1765.
Mayor of Albany, i750-'54.
Beekman, James Wm.
Schermerhorn, Symon Jacobse,
1658-1696, who, at the destruc
tion of Schenectady by the
French and Indians, February
8, 1690, though wounded, rode
to Albany to give the alarm.
Clark, Wm. Nicholas Gilbert
Schermerhorn, Arthur F.
Schermerhorn, Chas. A.
Schermerhorn, Edw. G.
Suydam, Walter L.
Thebaud, Paul G.

Schuyler, David,  1690, New
York City. Magistrate, 1673.
Alderman, i686-'88. Member
of Convention that assumed
government of the City, 1689.
Appointed Justice of the
Peace by Gov. Dongan,
1683.
Van Schaick, Arthur P.
Simmons, Moses,  1689, Ply
mouth, Mass. Member of
Duxbury Military Co., 1643.
Cutler, Edward H.
Freeman, Alden
Fuller, Linus E.
Litchfield, Wilford J.
Miller, Robert F.
Snow, Edgar Morton
Spoor, John A.
Talbot, Joel F.
Smith, Maj. Richard,  1692.
Indian Wars in Conn. Treaty
with Narragansetts for deliv
ery of Philip of Pocanoket,
1675.
Smith, Richard (Bull Smith),
 1692.
This was Richard Smith of
Smithtown, commonly called
"Bull" Smith. He was not a
Major, and had no Colonial
War service. "Bull" Smith
lived at Southampton, L. I.,
and afterwards at Smithtown,
which he founded. He died
in 1692. (Pelletreau's Smith-
town, pp. VH-X).
Beatty, A. Chester
Beatty, Robert C.
Beatty, W. Gedney
Buchanan, Roberdeau
Foster, Howell
Lawrence, Robert C.
Roddy, Hugh V., Jr.
Smith, Geo. W.
Suckley, Robert B.
Underhill, Edgar
Underhill, Fred'k E.
Snow, William, 1624-1708, Dux
bury, Mass. Member Plym
outh Military Co., 1643.
Cutler, Edward H.
Sparrow, Richard,  1660.
Plymouth Company, 1643.
Alderson, Victor C.
Clark, Homer P.
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APPENDIX

Gillette, Edwin F.
Smith, Thomas H.
Spofford, Lieut. Moody, 1744-
1828. Lieutenant in the Revo
lution; was at Ticonderoga.
Page, Walter G.
Patch, Chas. E.
Spofford, Paul N.
Spooner, William,  1684.
Plymouth Militia, 1643.
Gifford, Charles E.
Hall, Lemuel R.
Spooner, Frank E.
Standish, Alexander,   .
Duxbury, Mass. Member Capt.
Myles Standish's Co., 1643.
Coffin, Rufus
Cushing, Luther S.
Stockbridge, John, 1 608-1 657. Pri
vate in Scituate Co., 1643.
Stockbridge, Henry, Jr.
Stone, Robert,  1690. Cap
tured by the Dutch in 1667;
summoned before the General
Court to testify about his cap
ture and captivity.
Tudbury, Warren C.
Street, Rev. Nicholas, 1602- 1674.
Member Taunton Militia, 1643,
under Capt. William Poole.
Carter, Walter S.
Hatch, Josiah O.
Terry, John Taylor
Strong, Samuel, 1652-1732. Was
wounded, captured, and car
ried to Canada by Indians,
Aug., 1711.
Fulton, William E.
McNamee, Samuel
Strong, Joseph M.
Strycker, Jacobus Gerritsen, 1617-
1687. Delegate to Convention
at New Orange to confer with
Gov. Colve, 1674.
Voorhees, Wm. P.
Sturtevant, Samuel, 1622-1669,
Plymouth, Mass. Plymouth
Military Co., 1643.
Chamberlain, Jehiel W.
Jaynes, Fremont N.
Otis, Joseph E.
Otis, Philo A.
Sturtevant, Henry D.
Sullivan, James, 1744-1808, Mass.
King's Attorney. Member
Prov. Congress, Mass., 1775.

Schley, John S.
Swift, William,  1644. In
Lieut. John Blackmer's Co.,
Sandwich, Mass., 1643.
Swift, George D.
Tobey, Frank B.
Sylvester, Nathaniel,  1680.
Lord Proprietor of Shelter
Island, N. Y.
Jeffries, John T. L.
Thomas, Dr. Philip, 1747-1815.
Delegate from Frederick Co.,
General Congress, Annapolis,
Md., 1774.
Thomas, Douglas H.
Thomson, Gen. Stephens, 
1713. Attorney-General of
Virginia, i703-'i3.
Throckmorton, Chas. W.
Tillson, Edmund,  1699. In
Plymouth Military Co., 1643.
Cutler, Edward H.
Monnette, Orra E.
Thompson, Clifton S.
Tippett, George,  1675. Served
under Gov. Lovelace at Flush
ing, L. I., 1667.
Ryer, George S.
Ryer, James B.
Townsend, James, 1665-1730. Dep.
Surveyor Gen., Prov. of N. Y.
Gallatin, R. Horace
Townsend, John. Justice and High
Sheriff of Cape May County,
N. J., 1695-1711.
Atkinson, John Bond
Trenchard, Hon. George, 3d, 1720
 . King's Attorney, Salem
and Cumberland Counties.
Atty. -General, West New Jer
sey, i767-'75. Surrogate Gen
eral, 1772.
Trenchard, Edward
Turner, Elder John. Member of
Military Co. of Scituate, 1643.
Baker, Alfred L.
Valentine, John,  1724.
Crown Advocate-General of
the Provinces.
Ballord, Esek S.
Van Rensselaer, Killian, 1595-
1647. ist Patroon, Manor of
Rensselaerwyck, 163 1.
Delafield, Edw. C.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

Delafield, John R.
Erving, William V.
Hardie, Francis H.
Hardie, Joseph C.
Harriman, William E.
Ogden, Thos. L.
Oothout, John W.
Terhune, Ten Broeck M.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Van Schoenderwoerdt, Hon. Rut-
ger Jacobsen,  1665. In
dian Commissioner.
Du Val, Clive L.
Fox, Noel B.
Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew H.
Roosa, DeWitt
Wells, Thomas L.
Van Voorst, Cornelis, 1600-1638,
N. J. Patroon of Pavonia.
Booram, Robert Elmer
Van Wagonen, Gerrit Gerritse,
Bergen, N. J. At time of Eso
pus War, 1663, appointed one
of three Commissioners to for
tify Communipaw, N. J.
DeMott, Harry Mead
Veeder, Simon Volkertsie, 1624-
1697. One of the defenders of
Schenectady, 1690.
Long, Oscar F.
Van Voast, Horace S.
Warren, Joseph, 1629-1689. Mem
ber of Council of War, 1675.
Baker, George F.
Wendell, Evert Jansen, 161 5-
1702. Commissioner of Indian
Affairs and Magistrate at Fort
Orange, i66o-'63.
Porter, Valentine M.
Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt S.
Weston, Edmund, Sr., 1605-1685.
In Capt. Myles Standish's Dux
bury Co., 1643.
Miller, Robert F.
Van Dyke, Harry Weston
Wetherill, Thomas. Member of
the Council of West New Jer
sey, 1728.
Levick, Lewis J.
Whitcomb, John, Dorchester,
Scituate and Lancaster, Mass.
Member of Military Co. of
Scituate, 1643.
Hall, Lemuel R.

Tucker, Wm. R.
Wilder, Edward B.
Whitney, William. (No record
of services received.)
Foster, Frederick de P.
Whiton, James,  1710, Hing
ham, Mass. His house was
burned by Indians in King
Philip's War, 1676.
Little, Robert Forsyth
Willard, George, 16 14  . In
Scituate Co., Plymouth Col.,
i643-'44-
Clark, Homer P.
Morse, W. Samuel
Sears, Clinton Brooks
Sears, Walter J.
Squires, George C.
Willard, Edward A.
Willard, J. Le Baron
Windebank, Sir Francis. Secre
tary of State for Prov. of N.
Y., 1626.
Carnochan, Gouverneur Morris
Wing, Daniel. Member Sand
wich Military Co., Plymouth
Colony, 1643.
Hall, Lemuel R.
Spooner, Frank E.
Woodbridge, Rev. Timothy, 
1732, fiartford, Ct Special
Commissioner appointed, 1705,
by Genl. Ct. to consider com
plaints against Conn. Colony,
also to inquire into wrongs
done to Indians.
Treat, James W.
Wood, Jonas, 1595-1689, Hunting
ton, L. I. Justice, 1681. Mem
ber of Hempstead Convention,
1665.
Dwight, Frederick
Goadby, Arthur McM.
Little, Robt. Forsyth
Smith, Wm. Sidney
Wood, John H.
Zabriskie, Andrew C.
Wylly, Col. Richard,  1801,
Savannah, Ga. Member of
First Provincial Congress,
1775 ; President of Rebel Coun
cil, 1775 ; Quarter-Master Gen
eral, Continental Line, with
rank of Colonel.
West, Thomas Newell

568

ROLL OF MEMBERS

ROLL OF MEMBERS

5695 Abadie, Eugene Hiliarian — 67(3), 68, 437 Mo.
4073 Abadie, Eugene Solignac — 67 Mo.
5635 Abbott, Charles Johnston, Jr. — 486 R.I.
1997 Abbott, Edgar Wade — 1 Conn.
886 Abbott, Edwin Hale — 1 Mass.
1415 Abbott, Everton Judson — 53, 85(2), 130(2), 131, 140, 167,
245, 277(2). 329, 330(3), 331, 356, 379, 385, 427, 428,
450(2), 451. 481, 518, 519, 524 Minn.
228 Abbott, Francis Ellingwood — 1(3), ^6, 117, 147, 214
N.Y. and Mass.
1370 Abbott, George Birch — 1, 372 N.Y.
2725 Abbott, Samuel Kendrick — 473 Ga.
4167 Abert, William Stone — 555 D.C.
6190 Ackley, Charles Sexton — 2 N.Y.
5085 Adams, Arthur — 3, 24, 219 N.J., N.Y., and Conn.
3812 Adams, Asael Edward — 341 Ohio.
3733 Adams, Benjamin Bosworth — 486 R.I.
1850 Adams, Charles Elisha — 232, 252, 253(2), 291, 349, 397,
476, 512, 532 Mass.
5262 Adams, Charles Franklin — 3 N.J.
828 Adams, Edward Milton — 2, 17, 33, 45, 95, 98, 108, 109(2),
114, 140, 141, 153, 157, 202, 210, 246, 252, 254, 260(3),
271, 278, 293, 308(2), 329, 330, 356(3), 383(3), 395,
396(2), 407, 435, 447, 464, 4^9. 475, 5i3> 548 Mass. and III.
4053 Adams, Edwin Plimpton — 377 N.J.
807 Adams, Francis Peter — 225 Pa.
53 1 1 Adams, Francis Peter — 225 Pa.
2826 Adams, Frederick Cossette— 2(2), 28, 32(2), 46, 91, 96,
104, 118, 119(2), 150, 166(2), 180, 192, 211, 244, 260, 297,
343, 37°, 428, 441, 546, 5^5 Mo-
4260 Adams, George Dana — 341 Ohio.
5365 Adams, George Elder — 243 N.Y.
2240 Adams, George Huntington— 165 N.Y.
4637 Adams, Gilmer Speed— 2, 3, 16, 55, 84, 85, no, 122, 161(2),
186(2), 210(2), 414, 44i, 474, 5°6(3), 5^1, 5^4 N-Y-
4253 Adams, Henry — 3 St'v
405 Adams, Henry Herschel— 2, 89, 118(2), 471 N.Y.
5175 Adams, Herbert Luther— 16, 163, 168, 304, 305, 384, 385,
425, 484, 532, 550 D-C-
5759 Adams, Herbert Matthews— 254 *•*•
5352 Adams, John Dunbar — 243 NY-
1416 Adams, John Quincy— 2, 30, 75, 109, 124, 138, 169, 173,
182(2), 183, 225, 256, 271, 331, 359, 378, 384, 406, 427,
428, 438, 446(2), 477 MlNN-
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society of colonial wars
1616 Adams, John Walker — 116, 153, 407(2), 505, 546, 548 Minn.
2906 Adams, Joseph Weaver — 3 N.Y.
5483 Adams, Purser Elder — 243 N.Y.
681 Adams, Robert, Jr. — 225 Pa.
3625 Adams, Walter Woods — 3, 78 N.Y.
394 Adams, Washington Irving — 371 N.Y.
859 Adams, Washington Irving Lincoln — 3, 10, 65, 86, 157(2),
207, 360, 422 N.J.
3813 Adams, Whittlesey — 341 Ohio.
1 148 Adams, William Porter — 3 Mo.
6096 Adams, Wilson Irving — 3 N.J.
5259 Addoms, Lewis Paddock — 3 N.j.
5903 Adkins, William Griffin — 4 III.
6168 Adreon, Robert Enos — 192 Mo.
4933 Adsit, Charles Chapin — 95 III.
4379 Adsit, Elbridge Seneca — 252 Vt.
4934 Adsit, James Monroe — 95 III.
6082 Agens, Sylvester Halsey Moore — 125, 126, 190, 217, 311,
461(2), 508 N.J.
5787 Ahles, Robert Lawrence — 170, 237(3), 267, 285, 289, 290,
420, 458, 479, 488, 529 N.Y.
363 Aitken, Wm. Benford — 37(2), 139, 494(2), 499 N.Y.
1182 Akerly, Samuel Mitchell — 204(2), 250, 258, 520 N.Y.
1530 Akers, Matthew Love — 328 Ky.
5644 Albee, Edmund Howard — 536 N.H.
1667 Albro, Addis — 4, 14, 27, 49, 522 N.Y.
1774 Alden, Isaac Carey — 4, 445 Ohio.
2439 Alden, John Tilton — 4 Mo.
5767 Alden, William Tracy — 4 III.
1056 Alderson, Victor Clifton — 25, 30, 63(2), 114, 183, 383,
421, 441, 561, 563, 567 III.
5328 Aldrich, Edward Kimball, Jr. — 539 R.I.
4318 Aldrich, Talbot Bailey — 549 Mass.
3087 Aldridge, Frederick Thurston — 148, 216, 259, 297, 337 N.Y.
4736 Alexander, Charles Beatty — 6 N.Y.
1443 Alexander, Ebenezer — 6 Mass.
2206 Alexander, Harrison Babcock — 25, 337 Cal.
1022 Alexander, William Henry — 149 Neb.
5582 Alexander, Winthrop — 6 Mass.
5304 Alfred, Frank Edward — 10 Vt.
6151 Alfriend, Otis Manson — 80 Va.
2562 Allen, Charles Edwin — 7, 273, 445(2) Vt.
3443 Allen, Crawford Carter — 126, 134, 170, 541 Mass.
471 Allen, Francis Olcott — 57, 59, 115, 291, 364, 387, 469(3),
499, 530, 552 Pa.
2068 Allen, Francis Richmond — 7, 8, 138, 189, 400(2) Mass.
660 Allen, Frederic Percival — 7, 188, 354, 307, 446(2) N.Y.
2069 Allen, Frederick Baylies — 4, 7, 34, 198, 400, 404 Mass.
1004 Allen, Frederick Hobbes — 7, 261 N.Y.
6210 Allen, Frederick Emerson — 57 Cal.
5575 Allen, Frederick Richmond — 532 R.I.
4612 Allen, Frederick William — 137, 173(2), 188, 532 R.I.
5950 Allen, George Bion — 7 R.I.
6145 Allen, George Fearing — 173 R.I.
3800 Allen, Hem an Woods — 7 Vt.
4269 Allen, John Johnson — 7, 273, 445 Vt.
572

ROLL OF members
3668 Allen, John Kermott— 34 III.
4135 Allen, Marion Shaler — 7, 273, 445 Vt!
4583 Allen, Oliver Field— 7, 115, 171, 172(2), 355, 450 N.Y.
528 Allen, Theodore Lathrop— 9, 103(4), 180 Mass.
5740 Allen, Yorke — 273 N.J.
3620 Allerton, Walter Scott— 8 N.Y
3612 Allin, George Albert — 69, 191 N.Y.
4921 Allin, George Litchfield — 191, 223, 246, 470 N.Y.
956 Almy, Leonard Ballou — 9, 122 Conn.
2304 Almy, William Ellery— 9, 10(2), 72, 122, 180, 259(2),
283(2), 290(2), 465, 503, 560, 561 Minn.
6199 Alter, Robert Smith — 190 Ohio.
5672 Alvord, John Watson— 10 III.
2229 Amee, Albert Francis— 121(2), 195, 196, 396(2) Mass.
2893 Ames, Adelbert — 158 Mass.
1717 Ames, Joseph Blanchard — 10, 120, 148, 357, 482 Mass.
1746 Ames, Louis Annin— 140, 203, 254, 326, 383, 447, 476
N.Y. and N.J.
1804 Amory, Francis Inman — 10 Mass.
1702 Amsden, Franklin Dana — 10, 193, 201, 202, 208, 209(2),
389(2), 390, 529, 558 Mass.
1703 Amsden, Henry Frank— 10, 193, 201, 208, 209(2), 390, 444,
529, 558 Mass.
5004 Amy, Edward — 10 N.Y.
5659 Amy, Henry Joseph — 10 N.Y.
4754 Amy, Louis Henry, Jr. — 10 N.Y.
2606 Anderson, Arthur Converse — 4, n, 23, 63, 70, 89, 118,
155, 161, 272, 304, 315, 316, 319, 321(2), 343, 384, 392,
399, 403, 4!6, 430, 5*6, 53', 557, 560 Minn.
3563 Anderson, Clarence Gordon, Jr. — 252 Ga.
143 1 Anderson, James Thomas — 41, 42, 71, 373, 455, 456 D.C.
1663 Anderson, Jefferson Randolph — 269 Md. and Ga.
3707 Anderson, John F. — 332 D.C.
1865 Anderson, John Wheelwright — 105 Mo.
6244 Anderson, Robert Morris — 185 N.J.
2983 Anderson, William Kyle — 466 Mich.
1910 Andrew, Henry Hersey — 158, 237(2), 267, 298, 373, 415,
470(2), 471 Mass.
3339 Andrews, Alfred Hinsdale — 519 III. and Mass.
4957 Andrews, Charles Lee — 99, 100, 148, 208, 400, 439, 444,
472 N.Y.
5504 Andrews, Charles Sperry, Jr. — 351 N.Y.
3551 Andrews, Herbert Cornelius — 293, 519 Cal.
3866 Andrews, James Madison — 11(2), 19, 200, 212, 263 N.Y.
5650 Andrews, James Madison — 11 N.Y.
2001 Andrews, James Sherlock — n, 215, 245, 314, 422, 456, 481,
507, 518, 519 Conn.
5051 Andrews, Roger Mercein — 237 Cal.
1978 Andrews, William Given — n Conn.
1235 Andrus, Edwin Proctor — 249 Mass.
4805 Angellotti, Frank Marion — 353 Cal.
5966 Anthony, Frank Dell — 12(3), 33, 112(2), 477, 546 N.Y.
2638 Anthony, James Louis — 12, 33, 92, 97, 99, 112(2), 118, 136,
291, 375, 397, 403, 427, 429, 464, 519, 546, 560, 564 N.Y.
2499 Appleby, George Franklin — 41, 48(2), 227, 266, 390 D.C.
6310 Applegate, Leslie T., Jr. — 390 Ohio.
573

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
6269 Applegate, Matthew Mullins — 390 Ohio.
4665 Appleton, Charles Brooks — 13 Mass.
6348 Appleton, Charles Lanier — 13 N.Y.
5592 Appleton, Eben Dodge — 13 D.C.
1798 Appleton, Francis Henry — 12, 13(2), 21, 106(3), io7, I24,
132, 300, 301, 416(2), 430(2), 463, 533 Mass.
4386 Appleton, Francis Randall — 13 N.Y.
5618 Appleton, Francis Randall, Jr. — 13 N.Y.
519 Appleton, Nathan — 13, 66, 111(2), 147, 208, 209, 270, 348,
558 Mass.
ii 15 Appleton, Randolph Morgan — 12 Mass.
3111 Arms, Frank Thornton — 319 Conn.
3674 Armsby, James Kendall — 56, 132(2), 352, 379 III.
6239 Armsby, James Kendall — 56, 132(2), 352, 379 Cal.
492 Armstrong, Horatio Gates — 14, 37(2), 302, 418, 419, 497 Md.
6304 Armstrong, James Lewis — 14 N.Y.
4900 Arnold, Arthur Henry — 14 R.I.
1611 Arnold, Benjamin Walworth — 17, 18, 63, 349, 481, 539 N.Y.
788 Arnold, Conway Hillyer, Jr. — 85 N.Y.
4290 Arnold, Luther Bishop — 103 Minn.
2522 Arthurs, Edward Ferguson — 171 Md.
5479 Ash, Gordon Monges — 334(2) D.C.
6332 Ashbury, Howard Elmer — 267 Md.
1956 Ashton, Thomas George — 27S Pa.
1634 Ashton, William Easterly — 278 Pa.
138 Astor, John Jacob — 14, 491 N.Y.
2047 Atherton, Fisher C. — 16 N.Y.
4676 Atherton, William — 16 Mass.
iooi Atkinson, Charles Thompson — 46, 104, 119(2), 211, 229,
249, 254(2), 276(2), 297(2), 319, 450, 458, 473, 529 III.
3829 Atkinson, John Bond — 480, 517, 537, 567 Ky.
1769 Atwill, James W. — 79 Mo.
2046 Atwood, Edward Stanley — 129, 240, 249, 439, 565 N.Y.
4818 Atwood, James Arthur — 8 Conn.
4819 Atwood, John Walter — 8 Conn.
4291 Atwood, Luther — 20, 262, 317, 343, 461, 501, 517, 533, 543,
557 Mass.
3110 Austin, Amory — 10, 163, 558 R.I.
3627 Austin, Eugene K. — 143, 283, 370 N.Y.
3577 Austin, Georce William — 91 Mass.
4026 Austin, William Morris — 301 N.Y.
6243 Auten, Frederick Probasco — 254 N.J.
3757 Averill, Charles Sydle — 347 N.Y.
987 Averill, Henry Ketchum, Jr. — 334(2), 347, 376(2), 459,
463 N.Y.
4701 Averill, John Chester — 99 Conn.
4661 Averill, Nathan King — 241 Conn.
2210 Avery, Asahel George — 17 Cal. and Wash.
278 Avery, Frank Montgomery — 17(3), 18(2), 140, 523 N.Y.
3868 Avery, Irving Montgomery — 17, 18 N.Y.
2392 Avery, John Herbert — 161 Mich.
2505 Avery, Samuel Putnam — 18, 114, 307, 357(2), 512 N.Y.
2700 Avery, Samuel Putnam, Jr. — 357 N.Y.
2255 Avery, Trueman G. — 17, 106 N.Y.
2872 Axtell, Decatur — 4 Va.
822 Ayer, James Bourne — 19(2), 319 Mass.
574

ROLL OF MEMBERS
3436 Aylett, Patrick Henry— 522 Mo.
2708 Azoy, Anastasio Carlos Mariano — 133, 142, 143, 301, 302,
490, 491(3), 497(2) N.Y.
5968 Azoy, Anastasio Carlos Mariano, Jr.— 302 N.Y.

B
6390 Babcock, Donald Sturges — 19 R.I.
3948 Babcock, Harry Woodruff — 19, 389, 550 N.Y.
963 Babcock, Joseph Noyes — 19 N.Y.
962 Babcock, Philip Sheridan — 19 N.Y.
196 Backus, Brady Electus — 19, 57, 75, 313, 530 N.Y.
257 Backus, J. Bayard— 57, 59, 99(3), 231, 465, 519 N.Y.
3023 Bacon, Alfred Terry — 57 Colo.
1 195 Bacon, Cary Harrison — 186, 506 Ky.
1092 Bacon, Gorham — 235 N.Y.
1354 Bacon, Horace Sargent— 4, 31, 66, m, 165(2), 238, 433,
558 Mass.
2526 Bacon, Leon Brooks — 20 N.Y.
3157 Bacon, Leonard — 186, 506 Ky.
6354 Baer, Lorenzo Emly — 522 N.H.
4316 Bagley, George Colt — 115 Minn.
4986 Bagley, John Du Charme — 277 Mich.
1832 Bagley, John Newbury — 60, 153, 277, 388, 411(2), 553
III. and Mich.
4859 Bagley, Ralph Colt — 115 Minn.
5242 Bagnell, Robert Adams — 296 Mo.
5502 Bail, Hamilton Vaughan — 57 N.Y.
1655 Bailey, Edward Payson — 2(2), 17, 34(2), in, 165, 208, 211,
236, 364, 274, 286, 370, 407, 453, 558 III.
2319 Bailey, Everett Hoskins — 20, 56, 69, 128, 253(2), 280, 385,
447, 448(3), 509 Minn.
3336 Bailey, Gilbert Langdon — 522 Ohio.
1491 Bailey, John W. — 522 Ohio.
1463 Bailey, Theodorus — 20, 37, 142, 302, 371, 491 N.Y.
6141 Bailey, Vernon Howe — 20 N.Y.
5913 Bailly, Edward Cashman — 127 N.Y.
5605 Bain, Robert Edward Mather — 16, 320 Mo.
6189 Bainbridge, William Seaman — 56, 185, 190, 453 N.Y.
672 Baird, Absalom — 21 D.C.
556 Baird, George William — 35 Conn.
4189 Baird, Oliver Hopkinson — 250 Pa.
883 Baird, William — 21, 383 D.C.
6291 Baird, Wyllys Warner — 16 III.
5818 Baker, Albert Allison — 299 R.I.
3669 Baker, Alfred Landon — 4, 28, 30(3), 54, 63(3), 102, 105,
114, 139, 234, 239, 268, 299(2), 310, 311(2), 316, 329, 339,
344, 354, 3*3, 373, 485, 5°2, 503, 5", 544, 558, 561, 562,
563, 5«7 T lLL-
3902 Baker, Charles Edward — 218 Iowa.
1208 Baker, Charles Henry' — 21 D.C.
5015 Baker, Dwight Brainard — 63 N.Y.
897 Baker, Frank— 22(2), 68, 132(2), 319, 332, 478, 524(2), 525,
552 III.
575

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
106 Baker, Frank Leslie — 489 N.Y.
4039 Baker, Frederic Wallace — 21, 261 Mass.
3409 Baker, Frederick Diller — 396 Pa.
3060 Baker, George Arnold — 21 Mo.
1381 Baker, Georce Comstock — 21(2) N.Y.
4207 Baker, George Fales — 4, 59, 105, 189, 190, 205, 354, 355,
363, 395, 425, 440, 445, 45i, 563, 568 N.J. and Pa.
3485 Baker, Henry Moore — 21 N.H.
4378 Baker, Hugh Potter — 21 Iowa.
3703 Baker, Marcus Stephen — 21 Ga.
3574 Baker, Roy Ball — 201 Mass.
3421 Baker, William Street — 21 Mo.
413 Balch, Edwin Swift — 35(2), 43, 67(2), 68, 217(2), 322,
428, 429(2), 472, 488, 540, 556 Pa.
508 Balch, Francis DuPont — 35 Md.
5819 Balch, Joseph — 101 R.I.
412 Balch, Thomas Willing — 35(2), 43, 67(2), 68, 217(2), 322,
428, 429(2), 472, 488, 540, 556 Pa.
3128 Baldwin, Berry Oakley — 42 N.Y.
63 1 1 Baldwin, Buel Blinn — 49 Vt.
3756 Baldwin, Charles Bacon — 184 N.Y.
5468 Baldwin, Charles Henry — 50, 398(2), 399, 554 Mass.
5187 Baldwin, Charles Warren — 42 N.Y.
3947 Baldwin, Elbert Francis — 345 N.J.
188 Baldwin, Joseph Clark — 35 N.Y.
544 Baldwin, Morton Griggs — 475 Mass.
12 Baldwin, Nathan Adolphus — 482 N.Y. and Conn.
3685 Baldwin, Orville Dwight — 22 Cal.
1743 Baldwin, Townsend Burnet — 38, 220, 274, 532 N.J.
3335 Baldwin, Ward — 508 Ohio.
2179 Baldwin, Wilson Leslie — 328 Conn.
1315 Baldy, John Montgomery — 181 Pa.
6173 Ball, George Lewis — 557 Mo.
2153 Ball, George Oscar — 60, 153 N.H.
3797 Ball, Samuel Boyd — 148, 219, 400, 552 Mo.
2973 Ballance, John Green — 206 Cal.
793 Ballantine, Henry Watkins — 24(2), 353, 499 (2), 545 Md.
6178 Ballantyne, Lewis Bacon — 20 N.J.
4124 Ballard, Charles Thruston — 475 Ky.
6119 Ballard, Edward Lathrop — 53, 180, 246, 247, 350, 458, 477 N.Y.
6162 Ballard, Gustave Breaux — 224, 475 Ky.
4123 Ballard, Samuel Thruston — 13, 47, 102(2), 223(2), 224,
379, 475 Ky-
4331 Ballard, Willis Dana — 23, 88, 252 Mass.
5434 Ballinger, Thomas French — 24 N.J.
757 Ballord, Esek Steere — 8, 23, 24, 105, 196, 199, 242, 311, 479,
568 Mo. and Iowa.
2722 Ballord, Webb Rysse — 8, 23, 57, 196, 205, 242 Iowa.
4845 Ballou, Henry Lincoln — 372 Vt.
3001 Ballou, Hosea Starr — 24, 98, 220(2), 448 Mass.
6029 Ballou, Paul Holton — 372 Vt.
4697 Bancker, Enoch — 24 Mich.
3558 Bancroft, Levi Horace — 263 Wis.
4500 Bancroft, Joseph — 445 Del.
4341 Bancroft, Samuel, Jr. — 445 Del.
233 Bangs, Anson Cuyler — 49(2) N.Y.
576

ROLL OF MEMBERS
728 Bangs, Charles McClary— 322 N.H.
2475 Bangs, Fletcher Harper — 25 N.Y.
4277 Bangs, Francis Sedgwick — 25 N.Y.
721 Bangs, Frederick Lincoln — 322 N.H.
4353 Bangs, Lemuel Bolton — 25 N.Y.
1390 Banks, A. Bleecker— 350 N.Y.
3514 Banks, Charles Henry — 372 Ga.
302 Banks, David — 350 N.Y.
107 Banks, David, Jr. — 313, 350(2), 376, 406 N.Y.
3691 Banks, George Washington — 25 Pa.
4387 Banks, Warren Sanford — 483 N.Y.
321 1 Banning, Kendall — 429 N.H.
5386 Banning, Pierson Worrall — 74, 374, 505 Cal.
298 Banta, Theodore Melvin — 127, 139, 143, 416, 529 N.Y.
446 Barber, Edwin Atlee — 17 Pa.
2613 Barber, LeDroict Langdon — 13 D.C.
5547 Barbour, Fritz Krupp — 7, 30, 56, 81, 151, 161, 185, 199(2),
258(2), 264, 293, 318, 336, 428, 441, 453(3), 464(2), 503,
507, 512(2) N.Y.
2680 Barbour, George Harrison — 26 Mich.
2002 Barbour, Lucius Albert — 26, 95, 122, 341(3), 367, 370,
441 Conn.
4498 Barbour, Lucius Barnes — 335, 516 Conn.
5195 Barbour, Robert — 7, 30, 56, 81, 151, 161, 185, 199(3),
358(3), 264, 293, 318, 336, 428, 441, 453(3), 464(2), 503,
507, 512(2) N.Y.
3170 Barbour, William DeLamater — 50 N.Y.
5194 Barbour, William Warren — 7, 30, 56, 81, 151, 162, 185,
199(2), 258(2), 264, 293, 318, 336, 428, 441, 453(3),
464(2), 503, 507, 512(2) N.Y.
5201 Barclay, Charles Brackett — 417 N.Y.
3043 Barclay, David — 139(2), 456, 537 N.Y.
321 Barclay, James Searle — 420 N.Y.
1059 Bardwell, Harry Jenkins— i, 26, 27(2), 34, 38, 57, 67,
79(2), 119(2), 134, 145(2), 171(2), 172, 175(4), 179,
180, 196(2), 227, 230, 249, 277, 297, 307, 315, 319, 372,
436, 446, 480, 514, 516, 523, 538, 539, 553, 564 lLL-
212 Barker, Edward Tobey — 4, 306 N.Y. and Mass.
2696 Barker, Henry Rodman — 27 R-L
4692 Barksdale, Hamilton Macfarland — 463 Del.
5186 Barlow, Elbert Spicer — 304 N.Y.
2968 Barlow, Peter Townsend— 27, 170, 355, 479, 488, 501 N.Y.
3203 Barnard, Charles Nathan — 27 Mass.
5583 Barnard, Franklin — 28, 119 Mass.
3081 Barnard, Job— 28, 312, 421, 448, 558 D.C.
4926 Barnard, John Augustus — 89 N.Y.
4585 Barnard, Ralph Putnam — 312 D.C.
662 Barnes, Alfred Cutler— 78, 95, 116, 282, 305, 422, 481, 516,
517 NY-
2271 Barnes, Alfred Victor — 153 r,N-Y-
3448 Barnes, Amos Foote — 28 Conn.
4404 Barnes, Cornelius Abbott— 28 vj-
2800 Barnes, Frank Loring— 28, 253, 264, 394, 536 N.Y.
4105 Barnes, George Edward— 28, 41, 147(2), 193, 200, 253(4),
261, 274, 342(2), 379, 453(2), 509 N-X-
4248 Barnes, Monroe James — 28 VT-
577

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
6306 Barnes, William Henry — 282 N.Y.
3092 Barnes, Winthrop Howard — 253, 264, 394, 536 N.Y.
5318 Barney, Danford Newton — 559 Conn.
6266 Barney, George Deverell — 28, 90 N.Y.
3296 Barney, Howard — 231 Ohio.
5296 Barney, John Eliot — 231 Ohio.
2030 Barney, Roderick Douglas — 553 Ohio.
2245 Barnwell, Morgan Gibbs — 28, 194, 301, 302, 558 N.Y.
4973 Barnwell, William Graham — 28, 29 Ga.
4470 Barratt, Norris Stanley — 130 Pa.
1819 Barrell, Harry Ferdinand — 29, m, 283, 291, 348, 418(2),
468, 497(2), 545 N.J.
766 Barret, Richard Aylett — 4, 19, 29(2), 73, 120, 122, 135,
210, 297(2), 317, 326, 385(2), 393, 510(2), 545, 557 Mo.
532 Barrett, Edwin Shepard — 29(3) Mass.
5906 Barrett, Frank Harvey — 539 Ga.
4642 Barroll, Lewin Wethered — 36 Md.
3006 Barron, Thomas — 29 N.Y.
5854 Barrow, Craig — 324 Ga.
971 Barrowe, Samuel— 36(2), 37(2), 43, 139, 143, 170, 217,
280, 409(2), 488, 529, 55i N.Y.
5435 Barrows, Charles Henry — 389 Mass.
2241 Barrows, Ira — 38 N.Y.
3970 Barrows, John Chester — 446(2) Mo.
3677 Barrows, John Stuart — 60 Mass.
1503 Barrows, John Wright — 16, 104, 107, 128, 357, 379, 421(2),
440(2), 484, 538, 552 Colo.
4787 Barry, Herbert — 48, 49, 161, 302, 363, 425, 444(2), 460, 488,
549 N.J.
3379 Barstow, Donald McLean — 57 N.Y.
2637 Bartholf, John Henry — 220, 459 N.Y.
3693 Bartholomew, George K. — 30 Ohio.
1427 Bartholomew, James Hull Sherman — 30, 152, 185, 272, 283,
383 Minn.
4682 Bartholomew, James Ripley — 57, 447 N.Y.
1244 Bartlett, Franklin — 536 N.Y.
792 Bartlett, George Frederick Hunter — 4, 30(2), 63, 104,
445 N.Y.
6356 Bartlett, John Henry — 196 N.H.
282 Bartlett, John Russell — 408 N.Y.
1013 Bartlett, Joseph Gardner — 13, 20, 31, 54(2), 56, 60(2),
86, 87, 88, 100, 103, 153, 173, 174(2), 188, 254, 274, 281,
291, 355(2), 365(2), 369, 406, 411(3), 430, 463, 476, 487,
531, 552 Mass.
6362 Bartlett, Josiah — 545 N.H.
6204 Bartlett, Lanier — 417 Cal.
1 741 Bartlett, Sidney Roland — 287 •> Colo.
1245 Bartlett, Willard — 536 N.Y.
4418 Barton, Joseph Jewett — 31 Mo.
489 Barton, Randolph — 316 Md.
5287 Barton, Randolph, Jr. — 316 Md.
6166 Bascom, Charles Edward — 31 Mo.
2575 Bascom, George Jonathan — 516 N.Y.
1770 Bascome, Western Radford — 139, 277(2), 346(2), 491, 492,
495, 497(2), 515 Mo. and N.Y.
4593 Bassett, Austin Bradley — 32, 188, 202, 254 Conn.
578

ROLL OF MEMBERS
200 Bassett, Charles Franklin — 31, 32, 54, 63, 158(2), 430,
543 N.Y
2510 Bassett, Roger Marcus — 22, 23, 31(2) III.
644 Batchelder, George Aitkin — 32, 56, 196 D.C.
237 Batchelder, Joseph Frederick— 32, 56, 196 N.Y. and D.C.
5264 Batchelder, Nathaniel Haywood — 537 N.H.
236 Batchelder, Richard Napoleon — 196 N.Y. and D.C.
2559 Batchellor, Albert Stillman — 8 N.H.
4501 Bates, Daniel Moore — 4, 44(2), 105, 121, 174, 192, 227,
244, 321, 357, 396, 476(2), 490, 525, 531(2) Del.
5564 Bates, Francis Eliot — 539 R.I.
3452 Bates, George Butterfield — 96, 132, 205, 458 N.Y.
3430 Bates, George William — 73, 443(2), 539(2) Mich.
2805 Bates, James Hale — 23, 105, 199, 242, 311, 382, 401, 479 N.Y.
4925 Bates, Lindon Wallace — 49 N.Y.
1214 Bates, Theodore Cornelius — 11(2), 34(4), 35, 103, 104, 136,
177(2), 226(3), 242, 296, 306, 525 Mass.
2947 Bates, William Graves — 96, 132, 205, 458 N.Y.
2307 Bates, William Oscar — 230, 395, 511(2) Minn.
2496 Battelle, John Gordon — 539 Ohio.
2616 Battis, Edward Clarence — 235 Mass.
4066 Baughman, Edwin Austin — 85 Md.
3527 Baughman, Louis Victor — 85 Md.
6336 Baxter, Hugh Henry — 243 Vt.
4694 Baxter, James Phinney — 305 Me.
2997 Baxter, Jesse Bunton — 244 Mass.
1507 Baxter, Joseph Nickerson — 202 Colo.
3283 Baxter, William Elihu — 386 Mass.
445 Bayard, Thomas Francis — 540 Pa.
3726 Bayard, Thomas Francis — 540 Del.
8 Bayne, Howard Randolph — 15, 459 N.Y.
977 Beach, Bennett Sheldon — 330(2) N.Y.
6283 Beach, Charles Edmund — 34 Vt.
1976 Beach, John Kimberly — 519 Conn.
5397 Beach, Sylvester Woodbridge — 62, 153, 293, 310, 548 N.J.
3281 Beal, Boylston Adams — 538 Mass.
3575 Beal, Herman Lincoln — 34 Mass.
645 Beale, Chas. Fred'k Tiffany — 118, 498, 502 D.C.
4871 Beale, Leonard Tillingast — 87, 419 Pa.
4718 Beall, Fielder Montgomery Magruder — 35 Minn, and D.C.
4147 Beall, William Marbury — 35 D.C.
4741 Beard, William Kelly — 90 Va.
4292 Beardsell, George Richardson — 377 Mass.
2176 Beardsley, Morris Beach — 519 Conn.
3971 Beardsley, Samuel Fayerweather — 481 Conn.
1374 Beatty, Alfred Chester — 75, 290, 350, 566 N.Y.
2129 Beatty, Franklin Thomason — 36, 40, 268 N.H.
384 Beatty, Robert Chetwood — 75, 290, 350, 566 N.Y.
383 Beatty, William Gedney— 75, 290, 350, 566 N.Y.
4459 Beatty, William Trimble — 393 III.
5619 Beck, James Montgomery — 73 N.Y.
5267 Beckett, Wesley Wilbur — 99, 100, 235, 558 Cal.
369 Beckurts, Charles Lewis — 362 N.Y.
98 Beckwith, Leonard Forbes — 47 N.Y.
5093 Beckwith, Oliver Russell — 36 Conn.
3173 Beckwith, Paul Edward— 137, 178, 236 , .. D.C.
579

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
1213 Beckwith, Warren Lippitt — 527 III.
5452 Beeckman, Robert Livingston — 302, 413(2) R.I.
5571 Beede, Herbert Gould — 269 R.L
108 Beekman, James William — 37(2), 138, 197(2), 198, 280,
4i9, 444, 45i, 49i, 495, 497(2), 521, 566 N.Y.
5864 Beers, Louis Gilbert — 263 N.J.
1817 Beers, William Francis — 38 N.j.
4145 Belknap, Morris Burke — 399 Ky.
158 Belknap, Robert Lenox — 18, 39(2), 176, 287, 325, 357, 449,
538 N.Y.
1246 Belknap, Waldron Phoenix — 18, 39(2), 143, 176, 217, 287
357, 395, 409(2), 449, 538 N.Y.
3129 Belknap, William Cook — 39 N.Y.
5860 Bell, Charles Grandy — 39 Ga.
820 Bell, Charles Upham — 55, 60, 69, 153, 201(2), 271, 272,
364, 415, 488, 489(2), 543 Mass.
2894 Bell, Edwin — 154 Minn.
1839 Bell, George — 154 D.C.
5615 Bell, James Franklin — 39 Ky.
1872 Bell, Jared Weed— 39(2), 40, 84, 102(4), "3, 123, 125,
128, 140, 150, 180, 219, 246, 258, 263(2), 304, 348, 424,
481, 507, 512, 517, 534, 546, 552, 565 N.Y.
3057 Bell, Nicholas Montgomery — 39 Mo.
3342 Bell, Sidney Eugene — 39 Mass.
1867 Bell, William Duffield— 154 D.C.
802 Bellas, Henry Hobart — 239, 333, 334 Pa.
5878 Bellows, Charles — 394 N.Y.
2798 Bellows, John McClure — 39, 532 N.Y.
2896 Bement, Robert Bunker Coleman — 30, 302, 240, 254, 258,
284(2), 307, 335, 397, 476, 507 Minn.
1029 Bemis, George Pickering — 64, 134, 176 Neb.
734 Benedict, George Grenville — 40(3), 144 Vt.
1084 Benedict, James A. — 421 N.Y.
2052 Benedict, Lemuel Coleman — 40 N.Y.
356 Benedict, Robert Dewey — 40, 144 N.Y.
751 Benedict, Robert Patterson — 40 III.
4323 Benedict, Russell — 409 N.Y.
2932 Benedict, Walter St. John — 40, 275 N.Y.
1296 Benedict, William deLiesseline — 40 N.Y.
4209 Benedict, William Leonard — 40 N.Y.
2988 Benham, Daniel Webster — 40 Colo.
2580 Benjamin, George Powell — 450(2), 481, 485, 516, 5V, N.Y.
875 Benjamin, Marcus— 57, 59, 157, 310(2), 331(2), 361, 376,
469(3), 530 N.Y., Mass., and D.C.
4317 Benjamin, Samuel Greene Wheeler — 531 Vt.
4034 Benkard, Harry Horton — 500 N.Y.
1737 Bennett, Asahel Frank — 384(2), 397 III.
2120 Bennett, Josiah Chase — 97 Mass.
2121 Bennett, Larkin Everett — 1, 97, 149, 306, 339, 355, 412(2),
416, 521, 522 Mass.
3347 Bennett, Robert Root — 12(3), 41(2), 45(2), 106, 119, 120,
171, 270, 282(2), 284(4), 287, 288(2), 294(2), 295, 331,
370, 379, 404, 409, 480, 547, 558, 563(2), 564 D.C.
800 Benson, Alexander — 41 Pa.
4702 Benson, Arthur Davis — 41 N.Y.
411 Benson, Edwin North — 41, 110, 347, 390 Pa.
580

ROLL OF members
5295 Benson, Edwin North, Jr.— 41, 347 Pa.
1893 Benson, Frank Sherman— 109(2), 423 N.Y.
527 Bent, Samuel Arthur— 12(2), 13(2), 21, 29(2), 41(2), 4a,
68(2), 152(3), 252, 288, 300, 319, 330(2), 351, 396, 416,
44o, 455, 463, 525(2), 557 Mass.
3351 Benton, Arthur Burnett— 1(2), 42(2), 92, 94(2), 95,
137(2), 145(2), 167, 179, 180, 197, 305, 341(3), 358(2),
378, 431, 436, 441, 500, 551 Cal.
4677 Benton, Everett Chamberlain — 93 Mass.
6095 Bergen, Francis Livingston — 42 N.J.
4788 Bergen, James J. — 43 N.J.
70 Berry, Gerald — 42 N.Y.
4293 Berry, Henry Newhall — 62 Mass.
4643 Berry, Jasper Mauduit, Jr. — 42 Md.
4328 Berry, Thomas Lansdale — 42(2), 103, 148, 154 Md.
1643 Bettle, Samuel — 541 Pa.
80 Betts, Frederick Henry — 30, 43, 129, 231, 293, 406(2), 428,
455, 467, 507, 508(2), 553, 554 N.Y.
314 Betts, Louis Frederick Holbrook — 43, 129,-231, 293, 406(2),
428, 467, 508, 553, 554 ' N.Y.
315 Betts, Samuel Rossiter — 43, 406(2) N.Y.
241 1 Betts, Wyllys Rosseter — 231 N.Y.
6066 Bibb, William Garrett — 347 N.J.
68 Bibby, Andrew Aldridge — 13 N.Y.
2535 Bible, Howard Wiswall — 545 N.Y.
3499 Bickford, Robert Sloane — 2, n, 13, 32, 34, 43, 44, 67, 114,
124, 128, 174, 229, 236(2), 245, 246, 249(2), 254(2), 291,
296, 315, 340, 348, 383, 397, 405, 424, 439, 446, 465, 481,
482, 511, 552, 565 Mass.
1846 Bickford, Scott Fitz — 43, 214, 455 Mass.
710 Bickley, Lawrence Wharton — 303 N.Y.
4448 Bicknell, Eugene Pintard — 145 N.Y.
4141 Bicknell, George Augustus — 23(2), 53, 70(2), 118, 121,
145(2), 247, 269(2), 485, 526, 536, 558, 560, 562 N.Y.
5144 Bicksler, Winfield Scott — 231, 446 Cal.
5136 Biddle, Clement — 43 Pa.
5558 Biddle, Nicholas — 44 Pa.
414 Biddle, Thomas — 44 Pa.
804 Biddle, William Foster — 44 Pa.
2400 Bigelow, Frank Gordon — 44 Wis.
1805 Bigelow, Henry Nelson — 44(3), 134(2), 530, 551 Mass.
1513 Bigelow, Isaac Stover — 44 Iowa.
530 Bigelow, Melville Madison — 44(2) Mass.
2401 Bigelow, William — 44 Wis.
4700 Bill, Charles Gurdon — 45 Conn.
3039 Billings, Charles Miller — 523 N.Y.
2043 Billings, David Lane — 253, 272, 286, 523(2), 536 N.Y.
2423 Bingham, Leroy Monroe — 45 Vt.
1674 Bingham, Theodore Alfred — 272 N.Y.
3548 Binney, Charles Chauncey — 271, 272 Pa.
390 Binney, William Greene — 128, 500 N.Y.
3811 Bird, Francis Joseph — 148 Minn.
3239 Bird, John Blymyer — 495 Del.
3285 Bird, Robert— 478 Mass.
5351 Bird, William Pengest — 139 N.Y.
2435 Birdseye, Isaac Washington — 257(2), 519 Conn.
581

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
167 Bishop, Cortlandt Field — 46, 142 N.Y.
906 Bishop, Henry Alfred — 241 Conn.
4812 Bishop, Louis Bennett — 160 Conn.
6206 Bishop, Norman Daboll — 46 Cal.
618 Bishop, Timothy Huggins — 160 Conn.
2436 Bishop, William Henry — 46, 314, 340 Conn.
1247 Bissell, Eugene — 157, 319, 361 N.Y.
564 Bissell, Evelyn Lyman — 46(2) Conn.
745 Bissell, George Francis — 47 III.
4505 Bissell, George Perkins — 319 Del.
3124 Bissell, John — 46 N.Y.
3719 Bissell, Leslie Dayton — 47 N.H.
15 1 5 Bissell, Lester Clark — 46 Iowa.
6131 Bissell, Pelham St. George — 10, 43, 46, 47, 50, 157, 319,
361, 410, 521(2), 527(2) N.Y.
2107 Bissell, William Putnam — 18, 46, 74, 75, 131, 157, 201,
214, 247, 287, 333, 388, 479, 481, 524, 527(2) Minn.
6161 Bixby, Harold McMillan — 47 Mo.
4185 Bixby, William Keeney — 47 Mo.
4848 Black, Albert Shirley — 387, 388(2) Mass.
4847 Black, Everett Hudson — 387, 388(2) Mass.
2523 Black, John Janvier — 118 Del.
2603 Blackmar, Wilmon Whilldin — 12, 14, 15, 47, 526 Mass.
2025 Blackmer, Henry Myron — 365, 403, 448, 541 Colo.
3403 Blackmer, Henry Reed — 4, 445 Mass.
6129 Blackwell, James Madison — 47 N.Y.
5598 Blackwell, Jonathan Hunt — 260 N.J.
3058 Blackwell, Sidney Smith — 47 Mo.
4586 Blackwood, Norman Jerome — 318 D.C.
41 1 1 Blagden, Edward Reynolds — 118(3) Mo.
1433 Blagden, Thomas — 4, 85, 192, 204, 258(2), 289, 354, 363,
379, 380, 423, 429(2), 446, 449, 465, 481, 482 D.C.
1723 Blair, Andrew Beirne — 276 Va.
5226 Blair, Watson Franklin — 205 III.
4980 Blakeman, Frederick Tomlinson — 464 N.Y.
4850 Blaker, Clarence Judson — 123 III.
5348 Blanchard, Maurice Alvah — 48 N.Y.
4184 Blatchford, Paul — 57 III.
6010 Bledsoe, Benjamin Franklin — 197 Cal.
35 Bleecker, Anthony James — 49, 108, 143(2), 237, 295, 299,
496, 558 N.Y.
3681 Bliss, Chester William — 104 Mass.
2549 Bliss, Elias James — 49 Mass.
2246 Bliven, William Warren — 14, 27, 50(2) N.Y.
6160 Block, George Montgomery — 297, 317, 326, 393, 474, 506,
510(2) Mo.
1768 Block, Henry Leach — 506 Mo.
3962 Blodgett, John Taggard — 484 R.I.
2227 Blood, John Balch — 536 Mass.
1576 Bloodgood, Delavan — 50 N.Y.
5003 Bloodgood, John Van Schaick — 496 N.Y.
1535 Bloss, Orlando Powers— 50, 69, 116, 117, 126, 132(2),
133, 168, 211, 218, 227, 264(2), 333(2), 394, 396, 397,
505, 506(2), 528, 535, 545 Mo.
4601 Blount, George Dexter — 145 Ga.
122 Blunt, Stanhope English — 132, 186, 194, 367, 426(2), 507 N.Y.
582

ROLL OF MEMBERS
4278 Blye, Joseph Napoleon— 463 N.Y.
1472 Boardman, Lansdale — 37, 371, 386, 490, 494 N.Y.
4441 Boardman, Waldo Elias— 378 Mass.
5778 Boddie, John Bennett— 51 III.
5745 Boddie, John Rumph — 51 Mo.
5763 Boddie, John Thomas — 51 III.
511 Bodge, George Madison — 51, 102, 221, 260(2), 321 Mass.
4846 Bogardus, Frederic Ruthven — 405 Mass.
2697 Bogert, Theodore Peacock — 52, 139, 267, 323, 426, 494, 532,
535 R.I.
2379 Bogert, William Benezet — 52, 139, 367, 323, 365, 389,
426, 494, 532, 535 III.
716 Bolling, Thomas — 52 Va.
1894 Bolmer, Thomas Henry — 295 N.Y.
6325 Bond, Beverley Waugh, Jr. — 35 Ohio.
3587 Bond, Charles Henry — 52 Mass.
4528 Bond, Charles Parkhurst — 224 Mass.
5857 Bond, James Sullivan — 437 Ga.
5047 Bond, Thomas Edward — 53, 198, 539 Cal.
4576 Bond, Walter Huntington — 44, 52, 121, 226, 274, 565 N.Y.
2656 Bonney, Charles Lidius — 46 III.
6258 Bonnie, Hundley Sevier — 49 Ky.
6259 Bonnie, Robert Palen — 49 Ky.
4731 Bonsal, Leigh — 32 Md.
4421 Boogher, Frank — 99, 100, 113, 167, 263, 283, 400, 472,
555 Mo.
4556 Boogher, Howard Murray — 99, 100, 113, 167, 263, 283, 399,
472(2), 555 Mo.
4420 Boogher, John Hogan — 99, 100, 113, 167, 263, 283, 350, 399,
400, 472(2), 555 Mo.
4419 Boogher, Lawrence — 99, 100, 113, 167, 263, 283, 350, 399,
400, 472(2), 555 Mo.
370 Booraem, Robert Elmer — 164, 299, 568 N.Y.
1564 Booth, Charles Austin — 53 Colo.
3576 Booth, Charles Edwin — 1, 2(2), 3, 25, 33(4), 38(2), 50,
53(4), 63, 74, 75, 79, 80(4), 82(2), 94(2), 96, 102, 123,
124, 137, 140(3), 145(2), 147(2), 159, 174(2), 179, 200(3),
205(2), 211, 221(2), 223, 245, 249, 251, 276(2), 297(2),
305(3), 318, 332, 336, 347, 348(2), 379(2), 380(3), 410,
411, 418, 431, 433, 441, 446(2), 448, 450(2), 451, 456, 473,
481, 482, 512, 515, 518(2), 519, 527, 528, 531(3), 536,
547(2), 548(2) Mass.
4844 Booth, Charles Maclay — 53, 130, 266, 277, 373, 5,18,
519 Cal.
3839 Booth, Edward Hudson — 125 N.J.
3241 Booth, Henry Driver — 130 Del.
2431 Booth, John Henry — 53(2) Vt.
6337 Booth, John Parkhurst — 53 Vt.
6193 Bossom, Frederick Needham — 178 Mass.
1459 Bostwick, Henry Anthon — 10, 54, 153, 241, 293, 407,
420, 506, 548 N.Y.
4628 Bosworth, Orrin Luther — 54 R.I.
4264 Botsford, Harry Gordon — 54, 140, 153, 329, 331, 490, 512 Mass.
6340 Bottum, Harlow A. — 293, 480, 544 Vt.
1895 Boucher, Charles— 23, 54, 82, 419(2), 494, 498(2) N.Y.
749 Boutell, Henry Sherman— 55, 384, 385, 427, 525, 526, 543 III.
583

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
1284 Boutelle, Frank Warren — 55(2), 124, 239, 421 N.Y.
3284 Bouve, Charles Osborne — 512 Mass.
5379 Bouve, Clement Lincoln — 512 D.C.
76 Bowen, Clarence Winthrop — 16, 55, 99, in, 124, 135, 137,
149, 163, 201, 208, 234, 271, 312, 315, 316, 372, 452, 517,
518, 519, 542, 546, 547 N.Y.
1617 Bowen, Edgar Campbell — 12(2), 55(2), 108, 171, 201, 247,
270, 351, 352, 396, 434, 526, 539, 560, 561, 564 Minn.
726 Bowen, George Henry — 165 N.H.
724 Bowen, Hosea Emery— 165(2) N.H.
964 Bowers, Henry — 337, 451, 454 N.Y.
244 Bowers, John Meyer — 563 N.Y.
6333 Bowie, Clarence Keating — 444 Md.
3034 Bowie, Washington, Jr. — 216 Md.
1440 Bowman, Austin Lord — 383 Mass.
1075 Bowman, George Ernest — 240, 383 Mass.
5741 Bowman, Oliver Otis, 2nd — 267 N.J.
669 Boyd, Allen Richards — 16, 103(2), 198, 240 D.C.
6201 Boyd, Augustus Shapeleigh — 424 Mo.
2596 Boyd, Charles Harrod — 66, 111(3), 138, 482, 558 Me.
4429 Boyd, Robert Munro, Jr. — 4, 46(3), 72, 111(4), 119(2),
125(2), 126, 147, 211, 230, 331, 340, 354, 359, 461, 481,
483, 546 N.J.
6152 Boykin, Hamilton Godwin — 65 Va.
3218 Boynton, Charles Edward — 399, 565 N.Y.
3399 Boynton, Charles Smith — 387, 388 Vt.
4683 Boynton, Chester Clarke — 399 N.Y.
3366 Boynton, Frederick Chester — 56, 399 N.Y.
1551 Brackett, Frederick Huntington — 56 Mass.
295 Brackett, Robert Lambert — 56, 374, 437 N.Y.
1453 Brackett, Sidney Lawrence — 56, 289 Mass.
2624 Brackett, William Starr — 56, 109, 543 III.
4166 Bradford, Ben Bogland — 238 D.C.
1928 Bradford, Edward Green — 57 Del.
3396 Bradford, Edward Green, Jr. — 57 Del.
141 Bradford, Thomas Hewson — 57, 60, 74, 288, 486 N.Y. and Pa.
5531 Bradford, William — 60 Pa.
4035 Bradish, George Johnston — 26, 37(2), 273, 507 N.Y.
5924 Bradley, Charles Henry — 60 Mass.
569 Bradley, Cyrus Sherwood — 60, 74, 78, 201, 258(2), 259(2),
464(2), 503(2), 507 Conn.
976 Bradley, Frederick Lines— 446 N.Y.
922 Bradstreet, Edward Payson — 60 Md.
3687 Brady, Cyrus Townsend — 61(2) N.J.
1281 Brady, William Perry — 61, 389 Mo. and Iowa.
776 Brainard, Leverett — 180 Conn.
3975 Brainard, Morgan Buckeley — 180 Conn.
4875 Brainard, Newton Case — 180 Conn.
3871 Braine, Clinton Elgin — 61 N.Y.
3910 Braine, Lawrence Fulton — 61 N.Y.
240 Brainerd, Cephas — 61, 441 N.Y.
245 Brainerd, Cephas, Jr. — 61, 441 N.Y.
4877 Brainerd, Lyman Bushnell — 179 Conn.
6264 Bramwell, George Moffat — 191, 459, 556(3) N.Y.
4397 Branch, Charles — 39(2) Mo.
4465 Branch, Henry — 39(2), 61 Md.
581

ROLL OF MEMBERS
5597 Branch, James Rawson— 6i Va.
5383 Bratenahl, George Carl Fitch— 176 D.C.
2448 Brayton, Charles Ray— 62 R.I.
2694 Bready, John Ely — 16 Iowa.
5043 Brearley, Samuel Rezeau — 352(2) Cal.
6061 Breck, Edward — 62 Mass.
5111 Breckinridge, Scott Dudley — 83 D.C.
3944 Breed, Charles Norcross — 168 Mass.
4570 Breed, Francis Stewart — 79 Mass.
4344 Breed, George Herbert — 32, 460 Mass.
479 Brent, Joseph Lancaster — 24, 62, 67, 85(2), 342, 374, 423,
456, 523 Md.
1675 Brenton, Cranston — 62, 126(2), 539 N.Y.
3872 Brereton, Tallmadge IIepburn — 23, 72, 314, 327, 458, 465,
475, 481, 483 N.Y.
3547 Brett, Cornelius— 41, 63(2), 81, 139, 193, 327, 365, 405,
468, 493, 494(2), 498, 499, 500, 504 N.J.
5824 Brett, Everett Abbott — 63 N.Y.
3613 Brett, Martin Wiltsie — 63 N.Y.
4445 Brett, Philip Milledoler — 41, 63, 81, 139, 193, 327, 365,
405, 468, 493, 494(2), 499, 500, 504 N.Y.
2078 Brewer, Alfred Lee — 81(2), 148, 215, 216, 293(2), 336,
458, 480(3) Cal.
3146 Brewer, Arthur Henry — 63, 81(2), 148, 315, 216, 293(2),
336, 458, 480(3), 544 Conn.
4475 Brewer, Gardner — 558 Vt.
1526 Brewer, John — 63 N.J.
1200 Brewer, William Augustus — 60, 63, 66, 81(2), 101, 148,
214, 215, 216(2), 293(2), 336, 340(2), 458, 480(3), 544 Cal.
3846 Brewster, Chauncey Bunce — 63, 75 Conn.
990 Brewster, Henry Colvin — 140 N.Y.
613 Brewster, Lyman D. — 63, 278(2) Conn.
2802 Brewster, Samuel Dwight — 30, 46, 57, 59, 63(2), 69, 70,
114, 254, 279, 310(2), 343, 363, 370, 376, 449, 476, 501(2),
510(2) N.Y.
2162 Brice, Nicholas — 302 Pa,
674 Brice, Philip Howard — 64, 88, 185, 234, 302, 303(2), 342,
476(3), 493, 556 Pa
2018 Briggs, Edward Cornelius — 353 Mass
861 Briggs, Frank Obadiah — 57, 165 N.J.
3331 Briggs, Frankland — 57 NJ,
5059 Briggs, Herbert — 481 ¦$$$:
3593 Briggs, Southwick Cary— 68, 74, 106, 191, 232, 245,.^^, ^h
413 ,nwoaS p?#j>
5584 Briggs, William Churchill— 28, 54(3), 100, izapifiiw&fS, SSJ£
379, 463, 478, 538 Vet Mass.
701 Bright, Louis Victor — 62 .Lnu3 eajnAnD .viwoafl @&$k-
1935 Brinckle, John Rumsey — 65 ^ — kiwuH 83jjiahD ,nwona J«l
5482 Brink, Theodore — 65, 35^ ,j — aooaajoll ehjjiahD ,nwoa3
1266 Brinsmade, Hobart — 36, ,$& ,1^ — hiteuA jsimaO ,uwona &
5640 Brinsmade, Louis Lag^-;^ ,514 ,j8j ,^8f ,105 ,(s)f£S
5181 Brinton, Howard Futhey— 312 54^ ,dsj ,(s)Joj
430 Brinton, Johns $%&-$&), itf>7o\ ,it— -fsiiaH an aO. .viwosia sJ|a
444 Brinton, JoSft flB^jjR^qTsE ,joe ,d8s ,?2<; ,£?s ,04s £A
1946 Brinton, Ward — 76,^?|4« (4}?,Ea42%8i5ffl?»<I55rajaua ,uwona 8 '
37 Bristow, Frank fi. — 48304*1 — htjio//htuo8 YajauQ ,nwoaS

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
5828 Bristow, William Benjamin — 431 N.Y.
372 Britton, Charles Price — 2(2), 130, 380, 519 N.Y.
2865 Britton, Edward Earl — 29, 32, 44, 66, 121(2), 174, 198,
244, 294, 342, 358, 359(2), 367(2), 368, 443, 455, 456(2),
508, 509, 511, 526(2) N.Y.
2641 Britton, FIenry Berry — 519 N.Y.
2336 BROCKLEBANK) JOHN C. F. — 66 ILL.
2858 Brockway, William Stevens — 16, 310, 480 Wis.
5208 Brodhead, Lucas — 66 Ky.
3896 Brokaw, George Tuttle — 122, 217, 267, 283, 340, 374,
420, 487, 551 N.Y.
4094 Bronson, Charles French — 519 Conn.
4072 Bronson, Edward Pitkin — 23, 28, 40, 51, 67, 73, 179, 278,
281, 316, 326, 376, 406, 407, 458, 475 Mo.
1970 Bronson, Julias IIobart — 67 Conn..
679 Brooke, George, Jr. — 168 Pa.
2589 Brooke, George Smith — 67 Wash.
1776 Brooke, John Rutter — 381, 410(2) Minn.
i960 Brooker, Charles Frederick — 245, 424, 481 Conn.
4116 Brookfield, Frank — 17 N.Y.
1083 Brookfield, Henry Morgan — 17, 335(2) N.Y.
1364 Brookfield, James Hanford — 140 N.Y.
2985 Brooks, Alanson Sheley — 152 Mich.
6024 Brooks, Edgar Eugene — 68(2) N.J.
2189 Brooks, Franklin Eli — 44, 68, 236 Colo.
4425 Brooks, Frederick — 56, 68(2), 202(2), 203, 445 Mass.
3402 Brooks, Henry Gilbert — 140 Mass.
3701 Brooks, Isaac Watts — 293 Conn.
1690 Brooks, John Henry — 140 Mass.
5460 Brooks, John Norton — 293 Conn.
2074 Brooks, Lyman Loring — 4, 27, 31, 38, 54, 55, 56, 60, 65,
68(2), 73, 76, 78, 89(3), 114, 124, 137, 151, 153, 158,
188(2), 194, 196, 200, 239, 271(3), 272, 273, 291, 306,
3H, 329, 332, 371, 383, 339(2), 415, 430, 440, 443, 484,
485(2), 489, 503, 5", 526, 544, 554(2), 561 Mass.
4781 Brooks, Stanley Curtis — 68 Ind.
5842 Brooks, Walter — 413 N.Y.
1823 Brooks, Walter Curtis — 4 Mass.
294 Broome, George Cochran — 342 N.Y.
6153 Brown, Alexander Gustavus, Jr. — 182 Va.
6115 Brown, Arthur Flint — 53 N.Y.
5737 Brown, Arthur Harold — 70 R.I.
6464 Brown, Bache Hamilton — 26, 49, 109, 151, 496 N.J.
3619 Brown, Benjamin West Bonney — 46, 53, 177(2) N.Y.
3522 Brown, Charles Augustus — 11, 129, 167, 216, 256, 259, 500,
537 Mass.
1920 Brown, Charles Curtis — 370 Wis.
571 Brown, Charles Edwin — 70 Conn.
2344 Brown, Charles Holbrook — 3, 69, 504, 539 N.Y.
1908 Brown, Daniel Austin — 71, 124, 125, 134, 166(2), 215,
237(2), 301, 384, 385, 415, 421, 425, 429, 463, 484, 505,
506(2), 526, 545 Mass.
542 Brown, David Henry — 25, 70, 71(2), 134(2), 163(3), 196,
240, 253, 285, 286, 303, 321, 356, 456(2), 546 Mass.
1558 Brown, Dudley Parrish — 235(3), 557 D.C.
5883 Brown, Dudley Southworth — 140 N.Y,
586

ROLL OF MEMBERS
5[io8 Brown, Edmund Towles — 71 Vt.
2274 Brown, Elisha Rhodes — 10, 69, 70(2), 270(3), 221, 223,
244, 245, 247, 363, 395, 396(2), 470, 513, 539, 558 N.H.
1802 Brown, Francis Henry — 64, 69, 132, 218, 313, 319, 320(2),
332, 340(2), 427, 444 Mass.
2811 Brown, Frank Lampson — 370 Cal.
4532 Brown, Frederick Leonard — 63, 383 Cal
4344 Brown, Frederic Tilden — 539 N.Y.
1447 Brown, George Edward — 30, 131, 212, 410, 476, 550 Mass.
863 Brown, George LeRoy — 140, 319, 506 N.Y.
4942 Brown, George Le Roy — 140 N.Y.
1382 Brown, Goodwin — 67 N.Y.
1136 Brown, Harold — 170, 539 N.Y.
4109 Brown, Harold Winthrop — 10, 43, 69, 70(2), 77, 153(2),
207(3), 221, 223, 239, 244, 245, 247, 363, 395, 396(2),
434, 435, 437, 47o, 513, 539, 545, 558 N.H.
4678 Brown, Harry Lamprey — 412 Mass.
4883 Brown, Harry Webster — 264 Mass.
2533 Brown, Henry Morris — 161, 244, 373 N.Y.
6220 Brown, Herbert Jenkins — 280 Me.
5868 Brown, Irving Swan — 153 N.J.
2191 Brown, James Henry — 125(2), 143 Colo.
5561 Brown, James Salisbury — 70 R.I.
1457 Brown, John Barker — 12, 27, 29, 31, 49, 63, 69, 70, 114,
137, 141, 142, 145, 147, 188, 228, 254, 264, 265, 321, 338,
363, 364, 379(2), 388, 389, 392, 394, 471, 475, 476, 485,
505, 506, 512, 529 N.Y.
4564 Brown, John Douglas — 149 Pa.
989 Brown, John Nicholas — 170, 539 N.Y.
4364 Brown, Lewis — 81 Ind.
1712 Brown, Otis Sumner— 68, 287, 319, 330, 379, 526(2) Mass.
2649 Brown, Louis — 94, 103, 149, 312 Pa.
789 Brown, Louis — 46, 69, 75, 313, 527 N.Y.
3979 Brown, Paul— 70(3), 79, 95(2), 97, "9, 125, 130, 141,
143, 146, 179, 180, 198, 211(2), 228(2), 230(2), 241(2),
250, 276, 277, 278(3), 289(3), 291, 308(2), 310, 373, 376,
400, 404, 427, 436(2), 441, 447, 479, 506, 507, 5", 523, 526,
53i, 539, 553, 558, 559, 562, 565 Jll.
965 Brown, Paul Richard — 138, 397(2), 490 N.Y.
6033 Brown, Philip Carter— 539 N.H.
3847 Brown, Philip Greely— 4, 57, 63, 114, 296, 337, 354, 363,
368, 374, 439, 440, 470, 485 Me.
2209 Brown, Philip King — 48 Cal.
4639 Brown, Thomas Stephen— 32(2), 69 Vt.
1302 Brown, Walter Morton— 70, 373 N.Y.
5378 Brown, William McFarland — 263 Mo.
1349 Brown, Willis — 70 Mo.
478 Browne, Bennet Bernard — 41, 67, 68, 216, 263, 308, 334,
342(2), 436, 438, 490 Md-
6314 Browne, George Israel— 388 conn.
4499 Browne, John Dean— 63 Co™.
2615 Brownell, Wilmot Atherton— 73 Mass.
4178 Bruce, James White— 323 Ky.
4367 Bruce, Webster— 127 mv
255 Brugler, Charles Edward — 285 N-*.
1 149 Brush, Edmund Cone— 441 Mo-
587

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
3863 Brush, Louis Thompson — 217(2) N.Y.
3713 Brush, Murray Peabody — 363 Md.
2324 Bryan, Charles Page — 355 D.C.
1582 Bryan, Foster Abel Kimball — 181 N.Y.
3417 Bryan, Frederick Carlos — 72(2) D.C.
5595 Bryan, George — 72 Va.
5780 Bryan, Jonathan — 72 Va.
1035 Bryan, Joseph — 72 Va.
5748 Bryan, Joseph St. George — 72 Va.
5779 Bryan, Thomas Pinckney — 72 Va.
5501 Bryan, William Alanson — 72 N.Y.
2904 Bryant, Frederick Stewart — 29(2), 44, 70, 81(2), 116,
"7, 134(3), 217, 238, 314, 358(2), 361(2), 404, 405,
416, 426, 449(2), 455, 460, 563, 564 Minn.
1078 Bryant, Henry — 318 Mass.
4287 Bryant, James Spencer — 134 Minn.
1077 Bryant, James Sturgis — 318 Mass.
276 Bryant, Percy— 12, 25, 27, 73, 105, 114, 147, 167, 249, 254,
255, 326, 421, 440, 470, 476, 564 NY.
4198 Bryant, William Sohier — 25, 33, 73, 109(3), I45, x47(2),
150, 205, 349, 351, 270, 271, 318(2), 345, 355, 363, 379,
416, 435, 45i, 558 N.Y.
254 Bryson, Andrew — 506 N.Y.
1206 Buchanan, Roberdeau — 72, 323, 402, 428, 433, 566 D.C.
1925 Buck, Francis Nixon — 81 Del.
5403 Buck, George William — 347 Minn.
4930 Buckingham, Clarence — 519 III.
4750 Buckley, James Munroe — 556 N.J.
4999 Buckley, John J. — 54 N.Y.
6135 Bucklin, Harry Masters — 1, 3, 4, 205, 274, 335, 469, 499 N.Y.
5209 Buckner, James Francis — 274 Ky.
5221 Budd, Kenneth Pepperell — 368 N.Y.
2455 Buehler, William George — 74 Pa.
3368 Buel, .Clarence — 319 N.Y.
1961 Buel, John Laidlaw— 101,-293 Conn.
4817 Buell, ^Edward Wyllys — 74 Ohio.
1383 Buell, Frederick Follett— 23, 74, 101, 293,-34.7^. N.Y.
5796 Buell, Robert Catlin — 501 •: ., P , Conn.
¦3233 Buell, William Collins — 74 NrX-
5814 Buffum, William Porter — 264 , R.L
5676 Bukekv-Benton Magruder — 313 ¦ i?>C.
4826 Bukey, John Spencer — 498 „• . D.C.
57S Bulkeley, Morgan Gardner — 74 ,,. ,.| Cojmj.
5218 Bulkley, Erastus Brainerd-^-6i N^Y.
4559 Bulkley, Frederick Charles — 74 'Mo.
1983 Bull, Charles Stedman — 75 Conn.
6106 Bull, Jamej Henry — 362 Cal.
5373 Bull,; Ludlow SeguIne — 75 > Conn.
2289 Bull, Melville — 75 R.L
4258 Bullard, Ernest Luther — 539 ,- - W*?-

6062 Bullen, Dana Ripley — 16, 321, 460, 543
6171 Bullitt, William Marshall — $t6- ,
2036 Bullock, James Wilson — 528 . ¦¦.,,
507 Bunce, Jonathan Brace — 16, 76, 319, .483, 516
2249 Bunker, William — 191 1
3176 Burbank, Eugene Damon — 293 ,> >
588

Mass. Ohio.
Conn. N.Y.
Iowa.

ROLL OF MEMBERS
4403 Burbank, Eugene Damon — 293 Cal.
5493 Burbank, Robert Abraham — 76, 157, 205, 361, 378 N.Y.
4827 Burdett, Cyril Herbert — 76(2), 339 N.Y.
5367 Burgevin, George Collinson — 77, 341, 352 Pa.
2574 Burke, James Stranahan — 26, 88, 104, 106, 127, 155,
249, 255, 258, 438, 439, 476 N.Y.
5344 Burleigh, George William — 77, 81, 91, 125, 153, 197, 225,
236, 239(2), 286, 291, 297, 316(2), 320, 321, 403, 425,
436(2), 451, 452(2), 475(2), 545 N.Y.
4910 Burley, Clarence Augustus — 77 III.
5185 Burling, William Raymond — 122, 170, 171, 172, 198, 250,
309, 319, 392, 413, 427, 455, 492, 560 N.Y.
3957 Burlingame, Edwin Aylsworth — 70, 77, 215, 216, 217, 247,
299(2), 483, 499 R.L
1336 Burnett, Charles Henry — 292, 454 Pa.
2443 Burnham, Albert Winslow — 16, 266, 349, 455, 484, 550 Mass.
3601 Burnham, Charles Luther — 77 N.Y.
2769 Burnham, Edward Payson — 77, 252 Me.
2761 Burnham, Frederick Gordon — 78 N.J.
1265 Burnham, John Appleton — 12 Mass.
3680 Burnham, Kingsley Allen — 78 Mass.
5816 Burnham, Walter Wilcutt — 453 R.L
5696 Burnley, Edwin Temple — 391 Va.
4497 Burns, Samuel Austin — 78 Conn.
5738 Burrage, Charles Dana — 92 Mass.
2595 Burrage, Henry Sweetser — 167, 239, 252, 368, 384, 503,
515, 536 Me.
1694 Burrell, Herbert Leslie — 19 mass.
3371 Burrill, Drayton — 79(2), 336 N.Y.
4703 Burrill, Edward Livingston — 79 N.Y.
2294 Burrough, Lewis Fairbrother — 2 R.L
5989 Burrough, Charles Frederick — 261 N.J.
5107 Burroughs, Stiles Brown — 334 Ga.
3511 Burroughs, William Berrien— 42, 160, 161, 217(2), 312,
321, 333, 399, 561 Ga-
4366 Burrows, Charles Williams— 374 Ohio.
5917 Burrus, Charles Delevan — 213 N.Y.
1499 Burt, Andrew Sheridan — 79 III.
5525 Burt, Charles Wellington— 4, 26, 29, 41, 79, 80(3), 102,
119(2), 139, 170, 179, 180, 224, 226, 254, 255, 264(2),
293, 337, 348(2), 357(2), 373, 386, 398, 399, 467, 476(2),
5". 554(2) Mass.
3655 Burt, Eugene— 80 M""J-
2058 Burt, Stephen < Smith— 79, 80 n.x .
1890 Burtis, Peter PHiLLiPS^-313 vr
4J270 Burton, Clarence Monroe,— 57 Mich.
3831 Burton, George Lee— 284 S> f*J-
952 Burton, George Smith-8o(2) ' A *¦...* *.hj Mass.
1943 Burton, Hiram R0DNEY-404 uhkwvuoO ,««/,,,,. ^ Del.
4097 Burton, Lewis William— 130, 179, 277, 403 ¦ '*jY-
*<o7 Burton Robert-8o, 130(3), 377(2) :*>¦ J „« ¦
4343 Burton Ward Cotton^So ¦> -• <; £ <*-™^ ™3 Minn.
tU Busch, 'Miers-87(3), 225 VSS'wO NY
11087 Bush, Charles Homer— 57 a-H«ouJ mawA ,«*J N.Y.
$40 Bush George Washington, Jr.~8t <-<h.I mmu .«i,.j D*l.
$8 Bush! Henry Tatnall-8i <™«aH ™0 ,/oaJ Del.
589

SOCIETY Of coLOniAl WARS
2342 Bush, Joshua Danforth — 81, 134(2) Del.
1543 Bushnell, Asa Smith — 293 Ohio.
i486 Bushnell, Clarence Munson — 340 N.Y.
2160 Busiel, Charles Albert — 477(2) N.H.
3132 Bussing, John S. — 81, 294, 498 N.Y.
2677 Butler, Edward Anson — 2(2), 82, 337 Me.
5835 Butler, Frank Osgood — 336 III.
135 Butler, Henry Percival — 206 N.Y.
1842 Butler, John Lawton — 75, 243 Mass.
3801 Butler, Thomas — 246 Vt.
3541 Butt, Archibald Willingham — 338, 402(2) D.C.
4345 butterfield, charles buckingham — 342 mass.
1041 Butters, George — 4, 61, 82, 155, 163, 193(3), 220, 342,
350, 411(2), 415, 439, 445, 499(2), 504 III.
2363 Butters, William— 8s, 133, 163, 187, 193(3), 339, 499(2),
504 Minn.
4795 Buttler, Bruce Bradford — 238 N.Y.
2408 Buttrick, Frank Latour — 83 Mass.
1753 Byers, Anthony Stoddard — 159 Ga.
1 871 Byington, Cassius Perkins — 157 N.Y.
2050 Byington, Charles Sperry — 241(2), 305 N.Y.
2049 Byington, William Wilberforce — 241(2), 305 N.Y.
3322 Byrns, Robert Ainsworth — 329 N.Y.

2238 Cabeen, Francis vonAlbadi — 11 Pa.
711 Cabell, James Alston — 83 Va.
5600 Cabell, James Branch — 83 Va.
5530 Cabell, John Lottier — 83 Ga.
5596 Cabell, Robert Gamble — 83 Va.
1352 Cabot, Louis — 544 Mass.
1806 Cadle, Charles Francis — 2, 23(2), 29, 41, 74, 75, 108, 138,
174, 229, 252(2), 253(2), 256, 257, 282, 288, 359, 363,
396, 397, 456, 458(2), 481, 511, 524, 532(2), 545, 564(2) Mo.
4358 Cadle, Cornelius — 2, 17(2), 18, 23(2), 29, 41(2), 55, 69,
70(2), 75(2), 81, 98, 99, 100, 108, 116(2), 138, 140, 141(3),
142(2), 145(2), 159, 166, 174, 175, 189, 190(3), 202,
229, 230, 245, 247, 252(2), 253(2), 255, 256, 257, 266(4),
278, 282, 288, 291, 298, 318, 329(2), 348, 351(2), 355(2),
356, 357(3), 359, 363, 364(2), 365(2), 376(2), 383(2), 384,
394, 396, 397, 424, 428, 433, 434(2), 456, 458(2), 461(2),
476, 481, 487(2), 5", 5i3, 524(3), 526, 531, 532, 533,
535, 537, 538, 545, 558, 564, 565 Mo.
385 Cadle, Henry — 263, 272(2), 411, 425 N.Y.
685 Cadwalader, Charles Everet — 83 Pa.
6179 Cadwalader, Gouverneur — 83 Pa.
803 Cadwalader, Richard McCall — 83 Pa.
4565 Cadwalader, Thomas — 83 Pa.
6180 Cadwalader, William Biddle — 83 Pa.
6209 Cadwallader, Rawlins — 120 Cal.
5813 Cady, Alfred Eugene — 84 R.L
5091 Cady, Daniel Leavens — 84 Vt.
3822 Cady, Guy Brewster — 63 Mich.
590

ROLL OF MEMBERS
4894 Cady, Hal David — 64 Mich.
5784 Caeser, Henry Irvin — 463 N.Y.
1831 Caine, Paul— 23, 332 Ky.
3571 Caine, Sydney Atmore — 23 Ky.
4748 Calder, Richard Lewis — 161 R.I.
3380 Caldwell, Frank Eddy — 282, 451, 463, 545 N.Y.
3084 Caldwell, Samuel LeNord — 84, 168, 349, 460 Colo.
1668 Calef, Amos Howard — 22 N.Y.
4395 Callender, Harry Lea — 107 Cal.
3025 Camak, James Wellborn — 316 Ga.
3536 Camack, Louis — 316, 350, 558 Ga.
4126 Cameron, Donald McLennan — 177 Mass.
5 121 Cammann, Charles Lewis, Jr. — 491 N.Y.
1473 Cammann, Edward Cray — 517 N.Y.
181 Cammann, George Philip — 517 N.Y.
876 Cammann, Henry Lorillard — 517 N.Y.
6136 Cammann, Philip Gallatin — 517 N.Y.
1899 Camp, Charles Lewis Nichols — 70(2), 296, 481, 516, 517,
536 N.Y.
3148 Camp, Edward Newton — 87, 88, 308, 319 III.
2281 Camp, Robert — 56, 57, 59, 204, 525 Wis.
2283 Camp, Thomas Edward — 40, 44, 56, 57 Wis.
1679 Campbell, Benjamin Howell — 115, 269, 399 N.Y.
4414 Campbell, Douglas — 85 N.Y.
3966 Campbell, Shiras — 399 N.Y.
941 Campbell, William Auchinbreck — 85, 161, 346, 355, 400,
427, 49i, 495 N.Y.
4179 Canby, Caleb Harlan, Jr. — 428 III.
3066 Canby, Edward Tatnall — 85 Del.
4503 Canby, Henry Mathews — 85 Del.
1157 Candee, Henry Hinsdale — 85, 340 Mo.
1 1 56 Candee, Henry S afford — 85, 340, 487 Mo. and III.
5655 Candee, Lyman — 384 N.Y.
6186 Candler, Duncan — 347 N.Y.
5115 Candler, George Leon— 85 Ga.
4998 Canfield, George Lewis — 86 Mich.
2882 Canfield, James Hume — 86 N.Y.
4923 Canfield, Von Beck— 4, 52, 86, 481, 541 N.Y.
4143 Cann, John Woodward — 86, 550 N.Y.
4196 Cannon, Charles Edward — 207 R.L
4796 Cannon, Henry Brevoort— 41, 51, 91, 143, 250, 283, 285,
45i, 485, 49o, 500, 560 N.Y.
4630 Cannon, William Warner Hoppin— 255 ka-
959 Capell, William Benton— 86 »y
3077 Capelle, William Curtis— 86 Mass.
1Q93 Capen, Walter Nelson— 4, 31, 65, 86, 103(2), in, "4,
216/359, 546, 558 C°™-
3046 Carhart, Alfred Bangs— 371 "•*_•
41 Carhart, Amory Sibley— 50, 51, 86, 558 n.y.
6033 Carhart, Edwin Cook— .86 £-*£•
2054 Carhart, William Edward— 371 N-\
3778 Carleton, Henry Guy— 182, 199, 292, 318 va.
1093 Carleton, Horace Morrison— 87 , \
4422 Carleton, Murray— 99, 100, 113, 167, 263, 399, 472(2), ^
2771 Carney, Franklin LaFayette— 87, 524, 525 Me-
59i

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
1070 Carney, George James — 75 Mass.
1005 Carney, Sydney Howard — 75, 87 N.Y.
396 Carney, Sydney Howard, Jr. — 1, 56, 75, 87, 128, 185, 460,
87 Carnochan, Gouverneur Morris — 37, 204, 336, 387, 444,
507, 542, 568 N.Y.
5044 Carpenter, Alvin Bacon — 87(2), 88 Cal.
3907 Carpenter, Charles Whitney, Jr. — 170 N.Y.
1015 Carpenter, Frederick Banker — 25, 62, 378, 461 Mass.
5487 Carpenter, Frederick W. — 87(3), 88, 416 N.Y.
3908 Carpenter, George Washington — 282 N.Y.
5053 Carpenter, Ingle — 87(2), 88 Cal.
72 Carpenter, James Oliver — 88 N.Y.
2282 Carpenter, Richard — 207 Wis.
3500 Carpenter, Wheaton Alton — 487 Mass.
2793 Carpenter, William Montelle — 56, 69, 87(2), 88, 128, 184,
185, 200, 245, 246, 280, 481 III.
4619 Carr, Charles Read — 207 R.L
4623 Carr, Frederick Dickman — 182 R.L
2827 Carr, Robert Elisha — 100(2) Mo.
5851 Carr, Roy Screven — 437 Ga.
4523 Carr, William, Jr. — 8, 132 N.Y.
1152 Carson, Frank Martin — 57 Mo.
1428 Carson, John Avery Gere — 265 Md. and Ga.
6044 Carson, John Avery Gere, Jr. — 265 Ga.
5760 Carter, Allen Rogers — 13, 90(2), 102, 134, 223(2), 224 Ky.
3061 Carter, Charles Jared — 89 Mo.
3220 Carter, Colin Smith — 90 N.Y.
761 Carter, John Scott — 89 Mo.
2678 Carter, John William Dodge — 88, 159(3), 281 Me.
3782 Carter, Robert Anderson — 90 N.Y.
1036 Carter, Thomas Nelson — 89 Va.
3049 Carter, Walter Steuben — 64, 90, 183, 184, 192, 193, 285,
326, 376, 383, 442, 446, 465, 467, 486, 565, 567 N-Y-
6174 Cary, George Foster — 90 Me.
2871 Cary, George Peter — 406 III.
2745 Cary, John Watson — 406 N.Y.
3 1 12 Cary, Melbert Brinckerhoff — 90 Conn.
2230 Cary, Wilson Miles— 13, 47, 48, 52, 61, 88(2), 90(3),
91(2), 172, 266, 269(3), 279, 354, 355(3), 390(4), 391(2),
405, 435, 437, 439, 467, 542, 552(2), 566 Md.
1048 Case, Edward Beecher — 4 III.
3413 Case, Francis Mamre — 91 III.
3237 Case, John Edward — 46, 78, 91(3), 95, 101, 166(2), 196(2),
200(2), 210, 224, 225(2), 229, 237(2), 244(2), 259, 260(3),
318, 338, 369, 370, 441, 450(2), 451, 474, 510, 519 III.
202 Cass, Charles Wyllys — 152,153 N.Y.
1650 Castle, Alfred Henry — 228, 388(2), 528, 542(2) III.
5123 Castle, Ernest Beecher — 40, 204(2), 422(2), 518, 519 N.Y.
5685 Castle, Guy Wilkinson Stuart — 64 D.C.
4513 Castle, William Henry — 82 Pa.
4249 Caswell, Frederick Taylor — 45, 91 Vt.
616 Catlin, Abijah — 501 Conn.
2791 Catlin, Frederick Miles — 91, 92 Minn.
4487 Catlin, George deGrasse — 49, 66(4), 138, 156(3), 417(3),
418, 431, 555 N.Y.
'<-¦- '>":' ''-'"592

ROLL OF MEMBERS
4651 Catlin, Isaac S.— 66(4) N.Y.
966 Chadwick, Charles Noyes — 541 N.Y.
2730 Chadwick, William Harris— 113, 201(2), 286, 415(2), 488 III.
5369 Chaffee, Newman Keyes — 285 Vt.
1726 Chamberlin, Clarence Abner — 92, 93(2), 322(2) Minn.
4667 Chamberlin, Emerson — 93 N.Y.
31 10 Chamberlin, Georce Harris — 93, 93 Minn.
1422 Chamberlin, Jehiel Weston — 76, 92, 93(2), 99, 102, 178,
199, 287, 322(2), 338, 439, 443(3), 47P2), 472, 512,
515, 565, 567 Minn.
3229 Chamberlin, Paul Mellen — 1, 35, 140, 153, 181, 227, 368,
401, 405, 533, 545(2) III.
4629 Chambers, Robert Foster — 182 R.L
5515 Chambers, Thomas Stryker — 173, 254, 285, 334, 410, 420 N.J.
4204 Chambers, Walter Boughton — 304 N.Y.
926 Champlin, George Greenman — 93(3) N.Y.
5624 Champlin, John Denison, Jr. — 14, 17, 27, 93, no, 141, 202,
255, 264, 414, 476 N.Y.
129 Chandler, Walter — 94(2), 125, 126, 140, 153, 292(3),
309(2), 350(2), 405, 423, 461(2) N.Y. and N.J.
4031 Chandler, Walter, Jr. — 94 N.Y.
610 Chapin, Charles Frederic — 95(2) Conn.
3818 Chapin, Clifford Samuel — 8, 57, 79, 95(2), 106, 119, 131,
355 Mass.
403 Chapin, Henry Dwight — 95, 157 N.Y.
6388 Chapin, Howard Millar — 95 R.L
3615 Chapin, Samuel Austin — 57, 59, 91, 95(4), 278, 516 N.Y.
5057 Chapman, Benjamin Ogden — 96 Minn.
999 Chapman, Chandler Pease — 57, 95, 115, 311(2), 460, 469(3),
484, 530, 552 . III. and Wis.
4820 Chapman, Edward Mortimer — 96 Conn.
3901 Chapman, Edwin Lyon — 96, 164, 316(2), 519 D.C.
4583 Chapman, Edwin Nesbit — 4, 53, 88, 96, 120, 247, 539 N.Y.
3949 Chapman, Frank Michler — 96 N.Y.
3137 Chapman, Joseph Warren — 97, 167, 301, 347, 358, 374 Colo.
170 Chapman, Thomas Brownell — 4, 96, 101, 400, 482, 519 N.Y.
5383 Chapman, William Louis — 318 R.L
3509 Charlton, Thomas Jackson — 97 Ga.
6250 Charlton, Thomas Jackson — 97 Ga.
1356 Chase, Allan McCleery Parker — 97 Mass.
4407 Chase, Arthur Booth — 216 (see Arthur Edwin Kramer) Mass.
1032 Chase, Champion Spalding — 97 Neb.
3591 Chase, Charles Henry — 91, 411 Mass.
1023 Chase, Clement — 56, 57, 62, 97, 141, 202, 255 Neb.
3589 Chase, Daniel Emery — 97, 411 Mass.
3590 Chase, Daniel Emery, Jr. — 97, 412 Mass.
3187 Chase, George Bigelow — 97 Mass.
5363 Chase, George Thorndike — 1, 13, 166, 463 N.Y.
770 Chase, Henry Leverett — 53 »J^°
6285 Chase, John Carroll — 97
771 Chase, Robert Savage — 122
3186 Chase, Stephen — 97
4987 Chase, Walter Greenough — 97
4265 Chase, Walter Howard — 152, 300, 301
524 Chase, William Leverett — 97, 121, 188, 266
593

Mass.
Mo.
Mass.Mass. Mo.
Mass.

society of colonial wars
1047 Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart Chatfield — 13, 25, 41, 73(2),
76, 97, 120, 158, 159, 180, 185, 200(2), 240, 241, 247, 252,
264, 286, 347, 353(2), 357, 436, 448, 453, 454, 458(2),
459, 466, 469, 471(2), 503, 533, 535, 538, 561 III.
680 Chauncey, Charles — 97 Pa.
1099 Chauncey, Elihu — 97, 153, 201, 231, 259, 389, 424, 506 N.Y.
317 Chauncey, Henry, Jr. — 153 N.Y.
2636 Chenery, Leonard — 98 N.Y.
3390 Chenery, Leonard Edwin — 98 Cal.
6054 Cheney, Benjamin Austin — 98 Conn.
2224 Cheney, John Eugene — 98(2) Mass.
1967 Cheney, Louis Richmond — 64 Conn.
2659 Cheney, Person Colby — 78 N.H.
169 Chenoweth, Alexander Crawford— 127, 128 N.Y.
2320 Chesebrough, George Latimer — 54, 63, 81(2), 84, 98, 99,
104, 141(2), 142, 144, 149(4), 150, 211, 212(2), 242, 245,
251(2), 257, 288, 291, 292, 293(3), 318, 329(2), 343,
356, 357(2), 373, 405, 480(3), 523(2), 524, 537, 538,
544, 546, 547 Minn.
6039 Chesley, Thomas Jewett — 99 N.H.
4222 Chester, Walstein Roath — 64 Mass.
1609 Chew, Beverly — 6 N.Y.
1644 Chew, David Sands Brown — 100 Pa.
495 Chew, Fielder Bowie — 100 Md. and Minn.
608 Chew, James Lawrence — 289, 384, 547 Conn.
223 Chew, Samuel Claggett — 99, 100, 103, 148, 239, 400 N.Y. and Md.
2014 Chew, Thomas John — 99, 100 Md.
4372 Chilcott, Langdon Sargent — 32(2), 54, 211(3), 331, 348,
349, 401, 430, 480(3), 485(3), 557 Me.
4223 Childe, John Healey — 44 Mass.
6031 Childs, Arthur Francis — 64 Vt.
2529 Childs, Edward Herrick — 80 N.Y.
264 Childs, James Edmund — 100, 157, 176, 206, 213, 336, 361 N.Y.
2783 Childs, Starling Winston — 323 Pa.
1365 Childs, William Ward — 89 N.Y.
5678 Chisolm, Edward Clifford — 252 Ga.
5103 Chisolm, Frank Miller — 28 Ga.
5095 Chisolm, John Anderson — 252 Ga.
5101 Chisolm, Julian Ford — 28 Ga.
5089 Chisolm, William Garnett — 386, 510, 513, 556 Md.
505 Chittenden, Edward Alonzo — 101(2), 325, 536 Md. and Vt.
1410 Chittenden, Edwin Sedgewick — 28, 53, 101, 105, 147, 148,
225, 249, 355, 382, 457, 464, 467 Minn.
5332 Chittenden, Harley Wheeler — 101 Vt.
5331 Chittenden, Hem an Bethuel — 101 Vt.
5915 Chittenden, Jonathan Brace — 483 N.Y.
5330 Chittenden, Merritt Darrow — 101 Vt.
3122 Choate, Edward Austin — 77 N.Y.
1569 Christian, George Chase — 336 Minn.
1607 Chrystie, Thomas Ludlow — 346 N.Y.
4324 Church, Elihu Cunyngham — 38 N.Y.
155 Church, Richard — 143, 418, 497 N.Y.
3310 Church, William Conant — 117 N.Y.
520 Churchill, Gardner Asaph — 8, 73, 274, 385 Mass.
5563 Churchill, Herman — 51, 73, 82, 102(2), 148, 179, 251,
553 R.I.
594

ROLL OF MEMBERS
819 Churchill, Nathaniel Wiley— 8(2), 196(2), 197 Mass.
4575 Cilley, Harry Bouton— 209 N.H.
3365 Claflin, William Bement— 312 N.Y.
5489 Claiborne, John Herbert — 103 N.Y.
5083 Clapp, Charles Edwin — 9, 103, 140, 256, 271, 283, 370 D.C.
3933 Clapp, Edward Everett — 103 N.J.
725 Clapp, Frederick Walter — 103 N.H.
6063 Clapp, Kennedy Newton — 103 Mass.
4305 Clapp, Moses Edwin — 190 Minn.
4690 Clark, Alexander Bayard — 525(2) N.J.
637 Clark, Alonzo Howard — 64, 87(2), 105, 107, 183, 184, 202,
227, 231, 249, 255, 383, 408, 409, 421, 441, 443, 470(2) D.C.
215 Clark, Arthur Wellington — 68, 236, 287, 330(2), 468(2),
521, 526 N.Y. and Mass.
2066 Clark, Augustus Taylor — 10, 268 Mass.
3388 Clark, Byron Nathaniel — 53, 65, in, 121(2), 129, 159(2),
179, 204(2), 208, 227, 301, 412(2), 414(2), 453(2), 478,
484, 485, 501, 559 Vt.
2003 Clark, Charles Hopkins — 106 Conn.
6003 Clark, Eli P. — 106 Cal.
4003 Clark, Eliot Albert — 4, 30(2), 60, 81(2), 101, 105 (2), 106,
141(2), 152, 153, 154, 202, 231, 241, 255, 271, 272, 283,
293, 340(2), 354, 380, 382(2), 406, 476, 487, 553, 554,
560 Mass.
3824 Clark, Emory Wendell — 106 Mich.
5219 Clark, Francis Dayton — 510, 528 N.Y.
4597 Clark, Frederick Hamilton — 39(2), 64, 105(2), 183,
184(2), 249, 329, 330, 351, 374, 383, 439, 446, 450 N.Y.
95 Clark, Henry Schieffelin — 265, 366, 418, 453, 492, 495,
496(2) N.Y.
2077 Clark, Homer Pierce — 25, 64, 105, 106, 107, 128, 147(2), 155,
183, 184, 234, 320, 353, 373, 383, 421(2), 440, 441, 557,
561, 562, 564(2), 567, 568 Minn.
3617 Clark, James Bayard — 525 N.Y.
5839 Clark, John Asa — 16, 110(2), 550 Ky.
2106 Clark, Kenneth — 54, 66(2), 104, 126, 138, 144(2), 145,
169, 173, 183, 243, 288(3), 293(2), 318, 343, 346, 381,
419, 468, 480, 491, 495, 496, 497(2), 543, 544 Minn.
3823 Clark, Lorenzo E. — 106 Mich.
5273 Clark, Lot Curran — 27, 44, 46, 66, 67, 95, 105(2), 121,
145, 158(2), 172, 176, 211(3), 316, 339, 382, 406, 436,
472, 473, 533 546 561 Cal.
2175 Clark, Orland Elmer — 104, 105, 152 Wis.
6251 Clark, Reuben Grove — 282 Ga.
2390 Clark, Rufus Wheelwright— 107, 182, 193, 209, 314, 525(2),
s59 Mich.
3879 Clark, Samuel Adams — 525 N.Y.
1688 Clark, Samuel Wyllis — 483 D.C.
3566 Clark, William Bullock — 76 Md.
109 Clark, William Newton — 290, 453 N.Y.
5925 Clark, William Nichols Gilbert— 566 Mass.
3827 Clarke, Bailey Tyler— 89, 90(2), 91, 228, 345, 550 Ky.
3201 Clarke, Charles Edes Fletcher— 503, 515 Mass. and N.Y.
2051 Clarke, Charles Lorenzo — 60, 153, 187, 339 N.Y.
2881 Clarke, Charles McClellan— 106, 443 N.Y.
4595 Clarke, Chauncey Hazeltine— 96, 105, 211, 283, 382, 441 Mo.
595

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
4242 Clarke, Edward Hobson, Jr. — 228 Ky.
689 Clarke, Edward Smith — 325 N.Y.
3261 Clarke, Fabius Maximus — 107 N.Y.
2019 Clarke, George Kuhn— 3, 32(2), 33, 49, 73(2), 107(2),
in, 133, 159, 160, 161, 194, 199, 208, 209, 355, 388, 390,
412(4), 427(2), 440, 443(2), 462, 526, 549, 559 Mass.
5628 Clarke, Hovey Charles — 153 Minn.
864 Clarke, Isaac Sherman — 507 N.Y.
1 1 62 Clarke, William Bingham — 104 Mo.
160 Clarkson, Banyer — 107, 108, 558 N.Y.
92 Clarkson, Clermont Livingston — 108, 558 N.Y.
91 Clarkson, David Augustus — 108, 558 N.Y.
325 Clarkson, Frederick — 108, 558 N.Y.
938 Clarkson, John Van Boskerck — 558 N.Y.
5032 Clay, Philip Tuggle — 173 Cal.
1906 Clay, Thomas Savage — 146 N.Y.
447 Cleeman, Richard Alsop — 16, 319 Pa.
920 Clement, John Benham — 114 Md. and Ohio
6058 Clement, John Browning — 399 Pa.
4440 Clephane, Alan Ogilvie — 464 D.C.
3789 Clephane, Lewis Painter — 85, 101, 115, 123, 199, 204, 293,
420, 424, 464(2), 503 D.C.
3348 Clephane, Walter C. — 204, 420, 424, 464(2), 503 D.C.
3133 Cleveland, Charles Dexter — 109 N.Y.
3774 Cleveland, Henry Edward — 109 N.Y.
2272 Cleveland, James Wray — 109 N.Y.
6124 Cleveland, Robertson Lispenard — 300 N.Y.
5190 Cleveland, Reginald McIntosh — 109 N.Y.
5302 Clevenger, William M. — 522 N.J.
4460 Clinch, Richard Floyd — 133 III.
5764 Cloney, Thomas Warren — 222 III.
5879 Cluett, Sanford Lockwood — 455, 562 N.Y.
5436 Coale, George Oliver George — 38(2), 53, 55, 57, 67(2),
71, 72, 77, 98, 134, 176, 216, 250, 310(2), 311, 324, 351,
368, 374, 388, 389(2), 406, 407, 420, 423(3), 424, 436,
437(2), 554 Mass.
1339 Coates, Edward Horner — 269, 385, 445 Pa.
433 Coates, George M. — 385, 445 Pa.
5474 Coates, Malcolm Vernon — 445 Pa.
3292 Cobb, Carolus Melville — 66 Mass.
3946 Cobb, Morton Eddy — 464 Mass.
5414 Cochran, George DeWar — 19(2) N.Y.
2957 Cochrane, Adam William Spies — 248 N.Y.
3404 Cochrane, James Eugene — 388 Mass.
4799 Codd, Robert Matthew — 141 N.Y.
6300 Coe, Arthur Paul — 4 N.Y.
1295 Coe, Henry Clark — 4 N.Y.
1355 Coe, Henry Francis — 4, 354 Mass.
3153 Coerr, Frederic Dan fiuNTiNGTON — 336 N.Y.
3557 Coffin, Charles Emmett — 559 Ind.
6234 Coffin, John Elihu — in, 559 Cal.
547 Coffin, Rufus — 4, 445, 531, 558, 567 Mass.
5754 Coffin, Tristram Roberts — 559 Cal.
1852 Coffin, William King — 66, 111(2), 147, 151, .208, 256, 282,
304(2), 324, 373, 379, 380, 383(2), 487, 559 Minn.
2375 Coggeshall, Morton Cheesman — 112 N.J.
596

ROLL OF MEMBERS

192 194
4057
4108 5371
2154 594
2490
20404238 3036 5007
3461 923
784
4400 1591
2850
4937 6376

545
5395 599
2203 697
1095 1954 23

2105

2774 432
5097
37854080 1704 1684)
3213$
5494
5488 5366
29372524 3821 593039246392
4890

Coghill, Howard — 39, 191, 202(2), 254, 255
Cogswell, Cullen Van Rensselaer— 495, 496
Cogswell, John Francis — 300
Coit, Henry Leber — 343
Coit, James Dana — 484
Coit, James Milnor — 355
Coit, Robert — 191
Colburn, Burnham Standish— 445
Colburn, William James — 470
Cole, Amedee Berthold — 64, 113, 184, 249, 383
Coleman, Charles Philip — 219
Coleman, Leander W. T. — 202
Coleman, Leighton Palmer— 202(2), 255, 267(2), 353, 421,
476, 559, 564
Coleman, William Wheeler — 219
Coles, H. R. Remsen— 81, 84, 114, 394, 339X3), 488, 493
Coles, Walter DeRosset — 304(3), 385
Colfax, Albert Eben — 17
Colket, Charles Howard — in, 112, 113, 233(2), 381, 448
Colket, George Hamilton — 113
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2D — 3, 4(2), 7(2), 12, 16, 65,
in, 112, 113, 158(2), 173, 180, 227, 233(2), 300, 354,
381, 448, 451, 454
Collamore, John Hoffman — 114
Collier, Allen — 153
Collins, Atwood — 293
Collins, Charles Lee — n 1
Collins, Clarence Lyman — 57, 59, 115, 293(2), 310, 361
Collins, Edwin Pinckney — 36, 115
Collins, Henry Hill, Jr.— 159, 303, 336(2), 454, 553
Collins, Holdridge Ozro — 1(3), 36, 49, 57, 59, 67(2), 84,
115(2), 152(2), 167, 225, 234, 236, 251, 256, 296, 335,
364(2), 369, 376, 386, 389, 397, 406(2), 431, 462, 469(3),
472, 489(2), 497, 499, 53o, 551, 557 N.Y. and Cal.
Collins, Loren Warren — 115, 150, 160, 298(4), 355, 371,
412, 565 Minn.
Collins, William George — 9(2), 56, 57, 59, 115, 389, 516,

N.Y. and N.J.
N.Y.
Me.
N.J.
Conn. N.H.
Conn.Mich. Ohio Mo.
N.Y.N.Y.

N.Y.
Md.
N.Y. Mo.
N.Y. Pa.Pa.

Pa.
Mass. Ohio
Conn. Cal.
N.Y.N.Y. Pa.

530
Collum, Richard Strader — 96
Colquitt, Joseph Clay Habersham — 213
Colquitt, William Negle — 213
Colston, Frederick Morgan — 318
Colt, Samuel Pomeroy — 57
Colton, Allen Lysander — 116
Colyer, Joseph Henry, Jr. — 17, 114(2)
Combes, Abbott Carson, Jr. — 314
Combes, J. de Raismes — 314
Comegys, Edward Tiffin — 544
Comegys, William Henry— 544
Comfort, Benjamin Freeman — 293
Comstock, Frank Paine — 116
Comstock, George — 268
Comstock, Louis Hall — 116

N.Y. Pa.
Ga.Ga.
Md.
Mass. and R.L
Cal. and Mich. N.Y.
N.Y. N.Y.Del.
Del.
Mich.
R.I.
Conn. R.I.

Comstock, William Ogilvie— 116, 137, 162, 201, 209, 351,
463, 537 597

Mass.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
4974 Conant, Elbridge Robbins — 117 Ga.
1298 Conant, Ernest Lee — 117 N.Y.
3360 Conant, Henry Estes — 116, 117 N.H.
1843 Conant, Samuel Morris — 116 Mass. and R.I.
5580 Conant, William Albert — 117 Mass.
1969 Cone, James Brewster — 117 Conn.
6248 Cone, Morris Huntington — 118 Vt.
5189 Congdon, Herbert Wheaton — 208 N.Y.
2808 Conger, Arthur Latham — 67 N.Y.
2977 Conkey, Walter Blakesley — 2 III.
5792 Conkling, William Johnson — 217 N.J.
5647 Conn, Charles Fuller — 117 N.H.
2132 Conn, Granville Priest — 117 N.H.
2836 Connell, Robert — 108(2), 123, 174 D.C.
5046 Conner, Charles Eichler — 543 Cal.
5762 Conner, John Gilbert — 117 NJ.
2038 Conner, John Sanborn — 97, in, 208, 412(3), 559 Ohio
2039 Conner, Phineas Sanborn — 97, in, 208, 412(3), 559 Ohio
5228 Conover, Charles Hopkins — 492 III.
3100 Conover, John Thompson — 23, 72, 314, 327, 436, 458, 465,
475, 481, 483 ' N.Y.
3875 Conrow, Wilford Seymour — 278 N.Y.
1 Constant, Samuel Victor — in, 186, 208, 348, 349, 434,
486, 559 N.Y.
93 constantine, rlchard buell — 539 n.y.
2419? Converse, Charles Allen — 7, 8, 33, 38(2), 47, 114, 118,
3015) 169, 195, 3ii, 230, 286, 342, 379, 384(3), 404, 432, 447,
456, 502, 509, 518, 546 Vt. and Pa.
1124 Converse, Edmund Cogswell — 118 N.Y.
3359 Converse, John Heman — 7, 118, 211, 230, 384, 404, 546 Vt.
5104 Conyers, Christopher Bowen — 150 Ga.
1927 Cooch, Joseph Wilkins — 118 Del.
4594 Cook, Ansel Granville — 321 Conn.
2949 Cook, Edmund Howell — 254 N.Y.
2717 Cook, Ferdinand Hunting — 254 N.Y.
2743 Cook, Henry Francis — 254 N.Y.
4006 Cook, Joseph Tottenham — 129 N.Y.
2657 Cook, Joshua Osgood — 8, 9, 38, 76, 165, 194, 510(2), 511(2) III.
3772 Cook, Robert Bowne Minturn — 463 N.Y.
2076 Cook, Stephen Champlin — 14, 93, 183, 233, 522, 534 Minn.
238 Cooke, Charles Edward — 72 N.Y. and D.C.
5920 Cooke, Edwin David — 539 Cal.
1523 Cooke, Humphrey Karl — 260 N.J.
474 Cooke, James Welch — 120 Pa.
3498 Cooke, Thomas Frank — 10, 88(2), 112, 160(2), 186, 207(3),
208, 416, 539 Iowa and Cal.
5477 Cooke, William Dewey — 119 Ga.
4462 Cooley, Charles Parsons — 60 Conn.
586 Cooley, Francis Rexford— 60, 119, 436, 516, 523 Conn.
5309 Cooley, Franklin Solomon — 85 Mass.
2618 Coolidge, David Hill, Jr. — 121 Mass.
4515 Coolidge, Howard King — 121 N.Y.
4047 Coolidge, Louis Arthur — 121(2) D.C,
39 Coon, Charles Edward — 72 N.Y. and D.C.
5364— Cooper, Leslie Bradford — 25, 33, 36, 42, 46, 57, 59, 74, 75,
76, 95, 102, 109(2), 142, 145(2), 147(2), 166, 172, 179,
598

ROLL OF MEMBERS
180, 205, 211, 214, 223, 237, 249, 250, 269, 305(2), 306,
355, 37o(3), 371, 380, 384, 389, 434, 436, 439, 467, 474,
486, 518, 520, 527, 552 N.Y.
3041 Cooper, William Edward — 483 N.Y.
5972 Coote, Albert Eyre — 16 N.Y.
4064 Copeland, Charles — 445 Del.
6212 Copp, Andrew James, Jr. — 293 Cal.
2718 Copp, William Maltby — 46 N.Y.
3921 Corbin, Elbert Augustus, Jr. — 16, 233 Pa.
3393 Corbit, Daniel Wheeler — 65 Del.
3044 Corbusier, Wm. Henry — 51, 139(2), 140, 143(2), 297, 341,
395, 432(2), 438, 459, 495, 498, 500, 504, 560 N.Y.
2675 Corey, Eben — 60, 153, 201(2), 265(2) Me.
3141 Corey, Edward Ward — 60, 153, 201(2), 265(2) Me.
521 Corliss, Augustus Whittemore — 122 Mass. and Colo.
2834 Cornell, Norman Riley — 92, 93 Iowa
4821 Cornell, Thomas Lavender — 122 Conn.
6341 Cornell, Thomas Lavender, 20 — 328 Conn.
5050 Cornish, Herbert Lemuel — 107, 512 Cal.
5974 Cornish, Leslie Colby — 123, 395, 425(3) Me.
1787 Corser, Elwood Spencer — 123 Minn.
3054 Corwin, David Rittenhouse Porter — 123 Cal.
2345 Corwin, Hamilton Stewart — 123(2), 198, 490(2), 520 N.Y.
1347 Cottman, James Hough — 10, 52, 522 Md.
4912 counselman, charles — 353 ill.
5603 Courtenay, Erskine Howard — 62, 67(2), 68, 101(2), 142,
182, 224, 235, 474 Ky.
5836 Courtenay, James Clark — 62, 67(2), 68, 101(2), 142, 182,
224, 235, 474 Ky.
5314 Courts, George McCall — 124 D.C.
4165 Courts, James Carson — 124 D.C.
6172 Cowan, Gilbert Sedgwick — 195 Ky.
5610 Cowan, John Maxwell — 321 (2) Mo.
4704 Cowdin, Winthrop — 124 N.Y.
5353 Cowee, Harvey Denison — 141 N.Y.
5546 Cowee, James Clarence — 16, 65, 88, 121, 135, 161, 198, 245,
267(2), 326, 419, 425, 484, 532 N.Y.
3337 Cowen, Benjamin Rush — 443 Ohio
3803 Cowen, Benjamin Sprague — 443 Ohio
649 Cowles, Calvin Duval— 16, 21, 124(2), 193, 225, 276(3),
314, 450 D.C.
1796 Cowles, Edmund Brainerd — 314 Mass.
2810 Cowles, William Northrop — 45, 124(2), 180, 315, 375,
456, 501, 502, 516 Cal-
1016 Cox, Edward Birchard — 25, 151, 378 Mass.
4737 Cox, Edwin Stockton — 53, 212, 292, 315, 454, 527 N.Y.
2734 Cox, George Howland — 255 Mass.
984 Cox, James William, Jr.— 76 N.Y.
2171 Cox, John Lyman — 108, 143, 164, 180, 191(2), 201, 215,
232, 247, 272, 277, 306(3), 310(3), 316, 360, 375(4), 376,
378, 379, 389, 4io, 434, 446, 45p2), 458, 496, 518(2),
519, 520, 527(2), 558 Pa.
6157 Cox, Theodore Sullivan— 141 D.C.
888 Cox, William Emerson— 25, 151, 378 Mass.
1771 Cox, William VanZandt— 53, 141, 190(2), 447(2) D.C.
599

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
1116 Crafts, John Chancellor — 16, 20, 124, 125, 421, 425, 455,
456, 550 Mass.
2269 Crafts, John Willard — 124, 125(2), 460, 489 N.Y.
2625 Cragin, Charles Isaiah — 118(2), 134, 280, 291 Pa.
3082 Craiger, Sherman Montrose — 398 D.C.
5516 Cramer, Jesse Grant — 205 N.J., N.Y., and Mass.
3483 Crandall, Arthur Lee — 125, 304 Mo.
3120 Crandall, Orestes Augustus — 125, 304 Mo.
1829 Crandon, Edwin Sanford — 4, 14, 34, 57(2), 59, 73, 101, 109,
114, 120, 131, 151, 189, 205, 249, 255(2), 276, 337, 338,
354, 439, 440, 45i, 476, 512(2), 538, 544 Mass.
1851 Crandon, John Howland — 57, 59, 120, 249, 255(2), 440 Mass.
3449 Crane, Albert — 448, 536 Conn.
1378 Crane, Charles Nicoll — 346 N.Y.
5362 Crane, Percy Waldron — 483 N.Y.
5428 Crane, Ralph Adams — 48 Mass.
4453 Crane, Roy Elwood — 4, 7, 73, 126, 379, 445 Mass.
5761 Cranmer, George Thomas — 162 N.J.
3862 Crannell, Clarke Winslow — 126 N.Y.
2853 Craven, Thomas Jenkins — 452 Del.
290 Crawford, Charles Ellison — 263 N.Y.
4040 Crawford, George Artemas — 355 Mass.
5995 Creer, Burnham Robert — 78 Cal.
5041 Crenshaw, Loren Oldham — 23(3), 206 Cal.
2666 Crichter, Edward Payson — 229 Mass. and N. Y.
6108 Crisler, Lewis Allen — 556 Cal.
5361 Crispin, Mordecai Jackson — 147, 246 N.Y.
3086 Critchlow, George Read — 330(2) N.Y.
3935 Crocker, Clarence Pardee — 64 N.J.
4368 Crocker, David — 20(2), 127, 240, 255(2) Mass.
3518 Crockett, Edward Sherman — 442 Mass.
6281 Croft, Samuel Mandeville — 422 D.C.
2358 Crofts, George Wallen — 124 Neb.
746 Cromwell, Charles — 128 III.
565 Cropper, John — 482, 486, 516, 517 Conn.
242 Crosby, Edward Nicoll — 37, 108, 143(2), 302, 346, 418,
¦497(2), 558 N.Y.
3808 Crosby, Francis Marion — 7 Minn.
3559 — Crosby, Henry Alvin — 128 Wis.
241 Crosby, Livingston— 37, 108, 133, 143(2), 302, 346, 497(2),
558 N.Y.
5544 Crosby, Maunsell Schieffelin — 492 N.Y.
5002 Crosby, William Chauncey — 249 N.Y.
6227 Cross, Arthur Dudley, Jr. — 96 Cal.
3960 Cross, William Pierce — 109 R.I.
4081 Crossett, Frederick Melvin — 458 N.Y.
431 Crothers, Stevenson — 529 Pa.
6382 Crothers, Stevenson Morris — 336 Pa.
2041 Crouse, Daniel Nellis — 337 N.Y.
4533 Crowder, Frank Warfield — 77 N.Y.
6130 Crowell, Francis Stirling — 530 N.Y.
4089 Cruikshank, Barton — 251 N.Y.
2091 Crutcher, Edwin Ruthven — 322 Mo.
4245 Crumb, Leverett Fitch — 129 N.Y.
1387 Culver, Charles Mortimer — 129, 215, 292, 306 N.Y.
5976 Culver, Francis Barnum — 129 Md.
600

ROLL OF MEMBERS

2349 Culver, Henry Brundage— 86, 129 N.Y.
4224 Cummins, Thomas Kittredce — 129 Mass.
5216 Cunningham, Francis de Lancey — 113, 139, 418, 492(2),
497, 517 N.Y.
4062 Cunningham, William Cochran — 248 Ind.
5120 Cunningham, William de Lancy — 113, 139, 418, 492(2),
497 N.Y.
5245 Curran, Guernsey — 246 N.Y.
2928 Currier, Amos Noyes — 27(2) Iowa
5289 Curtis, Everett Nichols — 29 Mass.
4813 Curtis, George Munson — 4, 64, 130, 195, 202, 251, 327, 340,
363, 374, 383, 465, 519 Conn.
1544 Curtis, Henry Melville — 46 Ohio
2180 Curtis, John Calvin — 130 Conn.
592 Curtis, Jonathan Strong — 4, 130 Conn.
3113 Curtis, Lewis Beers — 57, 130, 204, 450 Conn.
3973 Curtis, Roderick Sterling — 130 Conn.
1662 Curtis, Rodney — 536 Colo.
1800 Curtiss, Frederick Haines — 130, 188, 445, 463 Mass.
2807 Curtiss, Harlow Clarke — 130, 131, 245, 257, 294, 327,
453, 472, 482, 504, 518, 519 N.Y.
4112 Curwen, Samuel Moore — 36 Pa.
838 Cushing, Harry Cooke — 131 Mass.
837 Cushing, Harry Cooke, Jr. — 101 Mass. and N.Y.
1567 Cushing, Luther Stearns — 4, 8, 28, 38, 120(2), 131, 139, 249,
267, 268, 270, 279, 282, 331, 337, 342, 345, 379, 386, 408,
4n, 445, 47i, 472, 506, 544, 559, 560, 561, 563(2), 564,
565, 566, 567 Minn.
Cushman, James Martyn — 243 Mass.

957
2336 3325 5081
2925 2109

3268
4716 1612 13 1 1
5900 572
3572
4884 884
1446
2141 3986 1220

Custis, George Washington Neale — 132, 395 D.C.
Custis, James Bayard Gregg — 132, 395 D.C.
Custis, James Bayard Gregg, Jr. — 132 D.C.
Cuthbert, Charles McIntosh — 323 Mo.
Cutler, Edward Hutchins — 7, 27, 54(2), 56, 57(2), 71,
109, 120, 132(2), 151, 155, 162, 166, 171, 184(2), 212,
214(2), 215, 261, 264, 270, 278, 282, 283, 298, 308, 313,
349, 364, 365, 368(2), 410(2), 439, 461, 513(3), 524,
53i, 540, 548, 562(3), 564(2), 565, 566, 567(2) Minn.
Cutler, Elbridge Gerry — 271, 455 Mass.
Cutler, Fred Abbott — 131 Minn.
Cutler, James Goold — 491 N.Y.
Cutler, Joseph Warren — 491 N.Y.
Cutler, Ralph Dennis — 132 Conn.
Cutler, Ralph William — 104, 132(2), 246, 343, 351, 389,
436, 455, 53o, 554 Co£N-
Cutler, Samuel Milton — 377 *-Y-
Cutter, Charles Gordon — 132 Mass.
Cutter, Edward Jones— 6, 132, 381(2), 384, 385, 425 Mass
Cutter, John Clarence — 132
Cutter, Henry Arthur— 132
Cutter, Watson Grant — 133
Cutter, William Richard — 3(3), 132

Mass. N.H.
Mass. Mass.

601

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

D

1950 DaCosta, Charles Frederick — 76 Pa.
5054 Daggett, Charles Daniel — 133(2), 134, 321 Cal.
1061 Daggett, Daniel Charles — 134 III.
5629 Daggett, Freeman Lyman — 478 Minn.
986 Daggett, George Henry — 20, 28(2), 65, 69, 97, 114, 129,
133(2), 134, 176, 208, 213(2), 256, 309, 321, 327, 333,
377, 403, 462, 549 N. Y. and Minn.
6oi Daggett, William Gibbons — 321 Conn.
4534 Dall, Horace Holley — 371 N.Y.
1218 Daly, Martin Ordway — 45, 119, 259, 271(2), 272, 478 Mass.
2539 Damon, Charles Edward — 134 Mass.
915 Damon, Edwin Adams — 75, 134, 363 Pa.
4885 Damon, Frank Herbert — 134 Mass.
902 Dana, Charles Durkee — 228, 388(2), 528, 542(2) III.
2348 Dana, Charles Loomis — 253 N.Y.
73 Dana, Richard Starr — 278 N.Y.
4201 Dana, Richard Turner — 448 N.Y.
4979 Dancy, Frank Battle — 557 Md.
6078 Dancy, William Grimes — 557 Md.
1205 Dandridge, Nathaniel Pendleton — 442 Va.
1827 Danforth, Allen — 109, no, 127, 134, 202, 307, 338, 421,
451(2), 471, 483, 538 Mass.
2945 Daniel, John Francis — 249 N.Y.
4121 Daniell, Griswold Boyce — 249 N.Y.
2946 Daniell, William Sohier — 249 N.Y.
4168 Daniels, Edwin Alfred — 2(2), 4, 7, 22, 25, 26(2), 31,
32, 55(2), 62, 97(2), 104(2), 105, 107, 109, 114, 117,
128, 135, 137, 162, 164(2), 167, 185, 201, 238, 249, 275,
337(2), 340(2), 346, 367, 378, 383, 387, 398, 401, 403,
404, 4'4, 439(2), 487, 522, 528, 529, 532 Mass.
1693 Daniels, Howard Bigelow — 27, 44(2), 121, 437, 449 Mass.
4406 Daniels, Richard Holbrook — 33, 95(3), 138, 135, 164, 173,
180, 185, 244(3), 247, 413, 458, 459, 475, 510, 516, 529,
530(2) Mass.
6104 Daniels, Walter Edward — 333 III.
1283 Darling, Charles William — 231 N.Y.
5757 Darling, Chester Colburn; — 135 RI.
1454 Darlington, Charles Francis — 46, 210(2), 534(2), 535,
552 N.Y.
5551 Darlington, Elliot Christopher Bearns — 46 N.Y.
5552 Darlington, Gilbert Sterling Bancroft — 46 N.Y.
5617 Darlington, Henry Vane Bearns — 46 N.Y.
1455 Darlington, James Henry — 46, 210(2), 534(2), 535, 553 N.Y.
2967 Darlington, Thomas — 46, 210(2), 534(2), 535, 553 N.Y.
2082 Darneal, Iiervey — 15, 257(3), 5T9 Cal.
852 Darrach, Bradford — 60, 254(2), 366, 405 N.J.
1317 Darrach, Henry — 57, 60, 74, 413 Pa.
5001 Darrach, William — 60 N.Y.
6147 Dart, William Crary — 126 RI.
2669 Dary, George Allen — 198 Mass.
3528 Dashiell, Nicholas Leeke — 135 Md.
4092 Davenport, John — 559 Conn.
77 Davenport, Richard Graham — 62 N.Y. and D.C.
602

ROLL OF MEMBERS
299 Davenport, Timothy— 204 N.Y.
1372 Davenport, William Bates— 40 N.Y.
796 Daves, John Collins — 160, 181 Md.
1332 Davids, Richard Wistar— 336 Pa.
5128 Davidson, Frank Everett — 352 N.Y.
6040 Davidson, James Philemon — 354 Md.
409 Davies, Julian Townsend — 10, in, 137, 180, 201, 208,
259, 389, 420, 423, 424, 444, 488, 490, 507, 521, 559 N.Y.
187 Davies, William Gilbert — 70(2), in, 137, 179, 180(2),
201, 208, 247, 259, 300, 316, 362, 377, 389, 390, 423, 424,
444, 460, 490, 507, 521, 536, 559 N.Y.
3004 Davis, Chandler — 25, 94(3), 136, 137 N.Y.
5940 Davis, Charles — 136 Mass.
974 Davis, Fellowes— 125(2), 136(2), 148, 153, 240, 407, 463,
517, 518, 538, 539, 545, 548 N.Y.
585 Davis, Gustavus Pierrepont — 57, 458, 547 Conn.
6079 Davis, James Vila — 136 Mass.
5392 Davis, Joseph Swallow — 136, 153, 545 Cal.
2201 Davis, Nathaniel Henchman — 134(2), 234 Ohio
3758 Davis, Robert Johnson — 253 N.Y.
5977 Davis, Septimus — 482 Md.
1730 Davis, Simon — 137 Mass.
6175 Davis, Walter Goodwin— 7, 9, 13, 31, 33, 69, 97, 124,
136, 146, 171, 194, 215, 221, 222, 228, 237, 238, 256(2), 297,
3i5, 329, 349, 3«9, 380, 399(2), 420, 455, 477(2), 479,
513, 534 Me.
1103 Davison, Charles Mason — 58, 319 N.Y.
1388 Davison, John Mason — 58, 319 N.Y.
5928 Davol, Charles Joseph — 486 R.L
4906 Dawes, Charles Gates — 148 III.
4908 Dawes, Henry May — 148 III.
4907 Dawes, Rufus Cutler — 148 III.
3987 Day, Fred Nahum — 138 Mass.
1995 Day, George Herbert — 388 Conn.
1972 Day, John Calvin — 231 Conn.
1898 Day, Robert Webster — 9, 16, 58, 59, 75, 76, 119, 122, 144, 193,
200, 201, 208, 209(2), 258, 274, 306(2), 343, 347, 389,
450, 482, 483, 516, 517, 530, 559 N.Y.
6298 Dean, Aaron — 523 N.J.
4797 Dean, Bashford — 138 N.Y.
5255 Dean, Leon W. — 187 Vt.
5406 Dean, Sidney Butler — 325 Minn.
5404 Dean, William John — 325 Minn.
2634 Deane, Gardiner A. A. — 138, 195(2), 538 Mo.
5667 Deane, George R. C. — 321 Mo.
5636 Deane, John Maxwell — 321 Mo.
4082 Dearborn, Frederick Myers — 138 N.Y.
3725 Dearing, William Dearing — 103 Ga.
3056 Deas, Henry Beverly — 273 Mo.
4823 Deats, Hiram Edmund — 269 N.J.
5844 De Beixedon, Bennett — 404 N.Y.
5843 De Beixedon, Edward Francis Fremaux— 404 N.Y.
5963 De Beixedon, Edward Francis Fremaux, Jr.— 404 N.Y.
806 DeBenneville, James Sequin— 463 Pa.
6275 Debevoise, George — 498 N.Y.
6182 Debevoise, Paul — 498 N.Y.
603

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
6280 Debevoise, Thomas McElrath — 498 N.Y.
4726 Decker, Wilbur Fiske — 246 Minn.
3578 DeCormis, Louis — 183 Mass.
378 Deen, William Morris — 62, 86, 107, 172, 223, 269(3), 370,
392, 486 N.Y. and N.J.
4695 Deering, Frank Cutter — 55, 165 Me.
2590 Deering, Henry — 57, 171(2), 194, 208, 209, 265(2), 328,
332, 358, 359(3), 368, 427, 461(3), 559 Me.
2276 Deering, John Wentworth — 367 N.H.
4949 De Forest, Louis Effingham — 138, 140, 160, 170, 275, 290,
3'4, 494, 512 N.Y.
3136 DeKay, Eckford Craven — 139 N.Y.
5250 DeKay, Sidney Gilder — 139 N.Y.
357 DeKoven, Henry Louis Reginald — 152 N.Y.
4088 Delafield, Edward Coleman — 6, 10, 37(3), 122, 133, 143,
170, 217(3), 232(2), 281(2), 296, 301, 302(3), 305, 418(4),
419, 438, 444(2), 474, 488, 490, 491, 492(3), 493, 495, 496,
497, 55o, 551, 568 N.Y.
4275 Delafield, John Ross — 6, 10, 37(3), 122, 133, 143, 170,
217(3), 232(2), 281(2), 296, 301, 303(3), 305, 418(3),
419(2), 438, 444(2), 474, 488, 490, 491, 492(3), 493, 495,
496, 497, 55o, 55i, 568 N.Y.
163 Delafield, Joseph Livingston — 302 N.Y.
164 Delafield, Maturin Livingston, Jr. — 302 N.Y.
3838 Delafield, Wallace — 441 Mo.
3948 De la Montanye, James — 139, 348(2), 410, 413(2) N.Y.
5458 DeLancey, Darragh — 61 Conn.
94 DeLancey, Edward Floyd — 139 N.Y.
5366 Delano, Francis Henry — 139 N.H.
4375 Delano, Mortimer — 5 N.Y.
2784 De la Roche, Charles Percy — no Pa.
2956 DeLuze, Philip Schuyler — 302, 350(2), 418(3), 492, 495,
497 N.Y.
5009 Demarest, Benjamin Garrison — 41, 64, 127, 139, 140(2),
143, 188, 250, 297, 459 N.Y.
6149 Deming, John Howard — 140 R.L
612 Deming, Judson Keith — 16, 140, 152, 277(2), 278, 296,
5'3, 519, 536 Conn, and Iowa.
3631 Demorest, William Curtis — 371 N.Y.
6133 De Mott, Harry Mead — 568 N.Y.
813 Denis, Augustus Henry — 217 N.H.
1140 Denis, George Jules — 217 N.Y. and Cal.
1562 Denison, Charles — 17, 18, 98, 141(2), 189, 190(2), 447(2),
461(2), 524(2) Colo.
41 17 Denison, Egbert Cook — 141 N.Y.
3435 Denison, Henry Heber — 141 Mo.
1811 Denison, John Henry — 17, 18, 98, 141(2), 189, 190(2),
447(2), 461(2), 524(2) Colo.
4177 Denman, Abram Cross, Jr. — 217 Cal.
6109 Denman, Frederick IIalsey — 217 Cal.
6318 Denmead, Garner Wood — 220 Md.
5269 Dennett, Tyler — 487 Cal.
3545 Dennis, Alfred Lewis Pinneo — 58 Me.
3731 Dennis, Arthur Wellington — 539 R.L
6191 Dennis, David Nichols — 142 N.Y.
4446 Dennis, Edward — 143 N.Y.
604

ROLL OF MEMBERS
2053 Dennis, Holmes Van Mater, Jr.— 142 N.Y.
3482 Dennis, James Shepard— 58 N.Y.
494 Dennis, James Teakle — 56, 132, 142, 301(2), 395, 402,
415(2), 417, 445, 467, 474, 522(2) Md.
4620 Dennis, John Rhodes — 539 R.L
3387 Dennis, Otis Alonzo — 189 N.Y.
584 Dennis, Rodney — 142, 185, 280, 314 Conn.
1464 Dennis, Rodney Strong — 58, 142, 183, 200, 261(2), 449,
458, 547 N.Y.
2842 Dennis, Warren Egerton — 58 N.Y.
882 Dennison, Ira Warren — 17, 99, 141, 190, 330, 357, 384,
447 D.C.
4927 Denny, Thomas — 20, 32, 48, 69, 70(2), 72, 75(2), 100, in,
112(2), 137, 138, 142, 145(2), 180, 201, 223, 228, 247,
255, 259, 264, 294, 300, 311, 316, 389, 390, 399, 403, 414,
423, 424, 433, 444, 470, 476(2), 482, 490, 507(3), 521,
526, 527, 537, 558, 559, 560 N.Y.
2780 Densmore, Edward Dana — 66 Mass.
5895 Densmore, George Ellis — 66 Mass.
5926 Densmore, John Hopkins — 66 Mass.
4693 Dent, Alfred Barbour — 166, 459 D.C.
4584 Dent, Louis Addison — 142 D.C.
4259 DePeu, John — 319 Conn.
2701 Depew, Chauncey Mitchell — 330(2), 331, 427, 525, 543 N.Y.
4488 Depew, Chauncey Mitchell, Jr. — 331 N.Y.
3428 Depew, Lawrence — 331 Mich*
2815 De Peyster, Frederic Ashton — 143, 302, 336, 492 N.Y.
36 De Peyster, Frederic J. — 142, 143 N.Y.
3216 DePeyster, Johnston Livingston — 142 N.Y.
3361 DePeyster, Wm. Moore Dongan — 143 N.Y.
5671 Derby, William M., Jr. — 64, 226(3), 266, 414, 548 III.
393 DeRose, Edward — 302 N.Y.
1 301 DeRussy, Rene Amedee — 545 N.Y.
3641 Deshon, George Durfee — 274 Mass.
5894 Deshon, Percy — 274 Mass.
416 Devereux, Alfred — 377(2) Pa.
448 Devereux, Frederick — 377 Pa.
1484 Devereux, Walter — 301, 302 N.Y.
2413 Dewey, Charles — 144, 247, 389, 464, 465 Vt.
1 183 Dewey, Charles Ayrault — 144, 378 N.Y.
1573 Dewey, Chauncey Edward — 9, 144(2), 15°, 338, 343, 37°,
480, 526, 546 Colo.
1172 Dewey, Edward Wilkins— 58, 59, 175, 319, 355(3) N.Y.
2663 Dewey, George — 144 Vt.
1597 Dewey, George Augustus — 58, 59, 175, 319, 355 N.Y.
3282 Dewey, Henry Sweetser — 144 Mass.
4648 Dewey, James French — 5 Vt.
4649 Dewey, Maurice William — 5 Vt.
4000 Dewey, William Tarbox— 5 Vt.
3386 DeWitt, George Gosman — 144 N.Y.
1864 DeWolf, Edwin Allis— 9, 38(2), 54, 84, 95, 144, 145,
325, 480, 514 Mo.
2600 Dexter, Charles Warner — 554 Mass.
4624 Dexter, Theodore Everett — 477 R.L
3736 Dextor, Henry Clinton — 477 R-I-
1578 Deyo, Jerome Vernet — 43 N.Y.
605

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
148 1 Deyo, Peter — 152 N.Y.
4591 Dickerman, Francis Eliot — 5 Mass.
4098 Dickerman, William Carter — 71, 79, 81, 100, 102, 121, 179,
198, 210, 250, 279(2), 325(2), 355, 406, 419, 434, 436, 442,
455, 463, 47i N.Y.
5840 Dickerson, Clarence Wadsworth — 502 Mich.
2235 Dickinson, Frederick — 76, 84, 145, 146, 325 III.
1736 Dickinson, Oliver Partridge — 19, 95, 105, 129, 135, 145(3),
167, 210, 225(2), 229, 272, 305, 335(3), 344, 347, 357,
368, 382, 450(3), 45i, 510 III.
2546 Dickson, Brenton Halliburton, Jr. — 59 Mass.
449 Dillard, Henry Kuhl — 239 Pa.
6028 Dillingham, Paul — 146 Vt.
738 Dillingham, William Paul — 146 Vt.
6296 Dimock, Weston Pettit — 383 N.J.
1596 Dimock, William DeWolf — 158 N.Y
2079 Dimond, Edwin Rodolph — 146 Cal.
1493 Dimond, Henry Cipperly — 146 Ohio.
6138 Disbrow, Samuel Cowan — 367 N.Y.
5666 Disston, William Dunlop — 292 N.J.
4598 Ditmas, Charles Andrew — 78, 247, 307, 509, 560 N.Y.
2923 Dix, William Frederick — 162, 189, 190, 276(2), 509 N.J.
5827 Dixon, Francis Stilwell — 343 N.Y.
3689 Dixon, Willis Milnor — 32, 57, 89, 116, 118(5), 188, 242,
245, 256, 279, 283, 288, 304, 357, 373, 379(2), 384, 399,
416(2), 426, 446, 476, 503, 506, 538, 552 Cal.
1303 Doane, William Croswell — 32, 147, 518 N.Y.
1402 Doane, William Howard — 25, 64, 147 (2), 195, 203, 249,
349, 383, 398, 399, 439, 447, 448, 481, 482, 562 Ohio.
2104 Dobbin, Edward Savage — 20 Minn.
6196 Dodge, Robert Oatley — 404 Ohio.
3150 Dodge, William Earl — 153 N.Y.
1375 Dominick, George Francis, Jr. — 122 N.Y.
3235 Dominick, Henry Blanchard — 122 N.Y.
1376 Dominick, Lamont — 122 N.Y.
343 Dominick, William Gayer — 122 N.Y.
5712 Doneghy, John Templeman, Jr. — 234, 320, 365, 374, 565 Mo.
4153 Donnell, Murray Cushing — 58 Me.
2204 Doolittle, George Tilton — 105, 120, 148, 327, 340(2) Cal. and
Wash.
6080 Dooly, Oscar Earle — 10 Ga.
1948 Doran, Joseph Ingersoll — 556 Pa.
3014 Dorland, William Alexander Newman — 148 Pa.
518 Dorman, William Barnes — 2(2), 13, 60, 101, 102, 141,
148(2), 158, 183(3), 203(2), 214(2), 227, 268, 304, 337,
363(2), 369(2), 379, 381, 409, 423, 429, 44o, 442, 463,
511, 512, 526(2) Mass.
5652 Dornin, William Coffin — 109 N.Y.
4604 Dorr, Alfred — 53, 65, 121(2), 148, 447, 448 Mass.
1640 Dorr, Dalton— 55(3), 70, 71(2), 98, 108, 131, 133, 148, 210,
233, 310(2), 344, 374, 420, 425, 507, 537 Pa.
6286 Dorr, Hancock — 148 Mass.
1625 Dorr, Joseph — 202(2), 255 Mass.
627 Dorsey, James Owen — 79, 396, 443 D.C.
5074 Dorsey, William Henry — 148(2), 208, 209, 219, 400, 553 D.C.
606

ROLL OF MEMBERS
3374 Dos Passos, Louis Hays— 8i, 157, 294, 327, 479, 499, 500,
504 N.Y.
4370 Doten, Elmer Ansel — 255 Me.
3316 Doty, Paul Aaron Langevin— 148 Mich.
2934 Doughty, Francis Edward — 53, 120, 167, 230, 339, 406, 428,
473, 507, 512, 529, 530 N.Y.
2410 Douglas, Charles Henry — 15, 200, 325, 406(2), 519 N.Y.
2534 Douglas, Duncan— 15, 200, 325, 406(2), 519 N.Y.
3486 Douglas, Edward Laird — 149 N.H.
5654 Douglas, George William— 149 N.Y.
2873 Douglas, Samuel Townsend — 149 Mich.
3249 Douglas, Walter Bond — 13(2), 30, 53(2), 78, 84, 96, 133,
149(2), 251, 259, 268, 269, 276, 305, 316, 333, 343, 426,
444, 450, 546, 547(2), 551 Mo.
2486 Douglas, William Harris — 149 N.Y.
5099 Douglas, William Walter — 23 Ga.
275 Douw, Charles Gibbons — 101, 113, 143, 149(4), 212, 418,
492, 495, 496, 547 N.Y.
5996 Dow, Robert Percy — 149, 150 Cal.
1882 Downe, Henry Watson — 13 N.Y.
27 Downes, Anson Treat — 150, 483 N.Y.
4090 Downes, John Ireland Howe — 483 Conn.
83 Downes, Stancliffe B/zen — 150 N.Y.
568 Downes, William Elijah — 483 Conn.
1856 Downing, Augustus Cornwall — 413, 471(2) N.J.
1810 Downs, Edgar Rollin — 44(2), 64, 65, 156, 257(2), 271, 273,
365, 373(2), 553 Colo.
865 Downs, Emery Newell — 56 N.Y.
4886 Dowse, William Bradford Homer — 5 Mass.
3607 Drake, William Wilson — 151 N.Y.
5585 Draper, Benjamin Helm Bristow — 151 Mass.
176 Draper, Charles Albert — 151(2) N.Y.
949 Draper, Eben Sumner — 151 Mass.
4956 Draper, Herbert Stone — 151 N.Y.
3392 Draper, James Avery — 151 Del.
3729 Draper, James Avery, Jr. — 151 Del.
5 Draper, Thomas Waln-Morgan — 27, 28, 87, 100, 151(2),
173, 336, 344 N.Y. and Colo.
5119 Draper, Thomas Waln-Morcan, Jr. — 151 N.Y.
216 Draper, Walter Holbrook — 151 N.Y. and Mass.
214 Draper, William Franklin — 151 N.Y. and Mass.
4717 Drew, Charles Wayland — 402 Minn.
5254 Drew, John Almus — 151 Vt.
3302 Drew, Morrill Newman — 46 Me.
4535 Driggs, Frederick Eliott — 151 N.Y.
4810 Driggs, George Asa — 562 Conn.
4536 Driggs, Lawrence LaTourette — 151(2), 428 N.Y.
5384 Drown, Charles Lincoln — no R.L
2980 Drouillard, James Pierre — 93, 129, 515 Mo.
2732 Drummond, John N., Jr. — 223 III.
2219 Duane, Charles Williams — 183 Mass.
268 Duane, William North — 262, 418, 492, 497 N.Y.
4134 Du Bois, Ernest Blois— 6, 66, 133, 143, 152, 172, 185, 290,
302(2), 350(2), 371, 410, 418, 479, 490,, 492, 558, 562 Cal.
4800 Du Bois, Floyd Reading — 152 N.Y.
607

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
2799 DuBois, John VanWyck — 152(2) N.Y.
232 DuBois, William Maison — 66, 152, 493 N.Y.
1253 Ducharme, Charles Albert — 30, 185, 271, 272 N.Y. and Mich.
4806 Ducharme, Frederick Trempe — 30 Mich.
4734 Ducharme, George Alfred — 30, 271, 272 Mich.
2821 Duckworth, William King — 442 Mo.
230 Dudley, Edgar Swartwout — 152, 462 N.Y.
2509 Dudley, Frank Alonzo — 125, 126, 482, 516, 517 N.Y.
1014 Dudley, Myron Samuel — 152 Mass.
5789 Dudley, William Beebe — 190 N.Y.
3324 Duer, Iienry Lay — 528 Md.
4332 Du Fais, John — 374 N.Y.
1575 Duffield, Howard — 145, 154, 326, 416(2), 417, 438, 492 N.Y.
351 Duke, Richard Thomas Walker, Jr. — 154, 370, 506, 512
N.Y. and Va.
5979 Duke, William Bernard — 142 Md.
415 Dulles, Andrew Cheves — 234, 315 Pa.
4213 Dumont, Charles Gregg — 155 N.Y.
4753 Dumont, John Eignace — 155 N.Y.
2999 Duncan, James Lewis — 373 Mass.
4773 Dunlap, Boutwell — 155 Cal.
6150 Dunlop, Charles Denison — 141 R.L
1456 Dunnell, William Nichols — 157 N.Y.
4783 Dunton, William Rush, Jr. — 408 Md.
1942 DuPont, Alexis Irenee — 400 Del.
2989 DuPont, Charles Irenee — 495 Del.
5937 DuPont, Eugene — 400 Del.
2665 DuPont, Henry Algernon — 498 Del.
3391 DuPont, Henry Francis — 498 Del.
1929 DuPont, Victor, Jr. — 495 Del.
3539 DuPont, Victor, 3RD — 495 Del.
2709 Durand, Harvey — 72, 156, 157, 271, 482, 523, 529 N.Y.
47 Durand, William Cecil — 483 N.Y. and Conn.
6274 Durland, Frederick Lovejoy — 519 N.Y.
4020 Durrell, Harold Clark — 156 Mass.
2750 Durrell, Jesse Murton — 156 N.H.
2542 Durrell, Oliver Heber — 155, 301(2), 363 Mass.
3227 Dutcher, Frank Jerome — 138, 163, 275(2), 434 Mass.
4524 Dutton, Leland Turner — 364, 377, 468(2), 547, 548 N.Y.
5012 Dutton, William Dalliba — 9, 49, 63, 64, 81(2), 105, 114,
122, 137(2), 156(2), 157, 183, 230, 262, 293, 316, 318,
335, 357(2), 368, 388, 407, 441, 464, 485, 486, 503, 542,
565 N.Y.
2933 DuVal, Clive Livingston — 133, 170, 301, 302(2), 409, 418,
49o, 49i, 492, 497, 568 N.Y.
3890 Duvall, Richard Mareen — 35, 156, 208, 281, 313, 444,
454, 472, 510(3), 520 Md.
256 Dwight, Arthur Smith — 101, 157(2), 162 N.Y. and Colo.
4410 Dwight, Austin Walke — 157 Wis.
3600 Dwight, Frederick — 8, 61(2), 75, in, 121, 145, 154, 157,
179, 180, 195(2), 202(2), 218(2), 241, 250, 255, 256(2),
304, 328(2), 339, 361, 365, 408, 442, 476, 484, 487, 493,
494(2), 498, 530, 543, 548, 560 N.Y.
5224 Dwight, Henry Rutherford — 157 N.Y.
3508 Dwight, Oliver Frederic — 157 Wis.
3326 Dyar, Perlie Appleton — 551 Mass.
608

ROLL OF MEMBERS
5540 Dye, John Sinclair— 89 Conn.
3552 Dyer, Daniel Burns— 157, 539 Vt.
2285 Dyer, Elisha — 157 R.L
4842 Dyer, George Rathbone — 158 N.Y.
5025 Dyer, Hezekiah Anthony— 158 R.L
742 Dyer, Horace Edward— 8, 9, n, 14, 15, 55(2), 84, 96(2),
106, 130(2), 134, 135, 157, 158, 180, 183, 207, 216, 217,
229, 247, 251, 258(2), 264(2), 320, 327, 345(2), 346,
360(2), 365, 400, 413, 416, 426, 431, 441, 442, 458, 483,
510, 529, 533, 539 Vt.
5988 Dyer, Isaac Bartlett Cabot — 528 Me.
5750 Dyer, Isaac Watson— i, 2(2), 48, 93, 94(4), 99, 131, 147(2),
187, 219, 227(2), 259, 268, 281, 308, 380(2), 432(2), 487,
506(2), 528, 545, 548 Me.
2814 Dyer, Leonard Huntress — 33, 99, 120, 133, 140, 142, 153,
157(2), 160, 238, 239, 257, 262, 318, 349, 405, 486, 529,
533, 563 D.C.
3489 Dyer, Louis — 539 III.
1287 Dyckman, Myron Horton— 157 N.Y.
4793 Dykman, Jackson Annan — 79, 127, 202(2), 255(2), 353 N.Y.

2536 Eager, Joseph Percy — 158(3), 262, 480, 509 N.Y.
3884 Eagle, Clarence Henry — 185 N.Y.
1601 Eames, Francis L — 5, 159 N.Y.
5822 Eames, Laurence Waldo — 95 R.L
1461 Eames, Stewart Woodford — 5 N.Y.
123 Earle, Ferdinand Pinney — 46, 139, 159, 282, 336, 370, 380,
441, 500 N.Y.
3978 Earle, Frank Breckenridge — 159 III.
5161 Earle, Frederic Caldwell — 77, 82, 114, 440 Conn.
1754 Earle, Richard Harrison — 159 Ga.
2138 Eastman, Edson Cummings — 159 N.H.
5902 Eastman, John Coates — 5 III.
756 Eastman, Lauren Chase — 109(2), 477 Mo. and Iowa.
2133 Eastman, Samuel Coffin — 159 N.H.
4808 Easton, Frederick Willard — 159, 160' R.L
1585 Easton, Irving Boyd — 350 N.Y.
5817 Easton, Nicholas Howard — 159, 160 R.L
5166 Easton, Robert Barker — 159 R.L
895 Eaton, Alfred Beers — 262 III.
5321 Eaton, Berrien Clark — 321 Mich.
574 Eaton, Daniel Cady— 36, 105, 262, 382, 422(3), 447, 5*6 Conn.
4354 Eaton, Frederick Heber — 71, 79, 81(2), 100, 102, 121, 179,
198, 210, 250, 279(2), 325(2), 355, 406, 419, 434, 436, 442,
455, 463, 47i , N-Y-
1962 Eaton, George Francis— 36, 104, 105, 107, 262, 382, 422(3),
447, 516 Conn.
4577 Eaton, George Luther — 516 N.Y.
1845 Eaton, Joseph Giles— 69, 160, 185, 187, 203, 280, 359, 384,
498 Mass.
5437 Eaton, Louis Gill— 462 Mass.
1854 Eaton, Theodore Horatio— 77, 160, 161, 235, 321, 392, 393,
4S9, 465 N.J. and Mich.
609

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
121 7 Eaton, William — 536 Mass.
1824 Eaton, William Stover, Jr. — 389 Mass.
2847 Eberlein, Charles Wood — 23, 62, 65, 103, 113, 121(2),
135(2), 183, 256(3), 279(3), 368, 376, 548 Minn.
341 1 Eddy, George Simpson — 560 III.
3410 Eddy, Thomas Hooker — 560 III.
4897 Edenharter, Ralph Edward Gibbons — 194 Ind.
6339 Edgar, Clinton Goodloe — 309 Mich.
4268 Edgell, George Stephen— 159 Vt.
2277 Edgerly, Edwin Lorraine — 161 N.H.
5633 Edmunds, Bernard Claiborne — 71, 103, 522 Mo.
765 Edmunds, Henry Littleton — 71, 103, 522 Mo.
3653 Edsall, Samuel Cook — 187(2) Minn.
1689 Edsall, Thomas Henry — 161 Colo.
2583 Edwards, Charles Jerome — 96, 115, 201, 464, 465, 503 N.Y.
1404 Edwards, Charles Lincoln — 104, 117, 231, 382(3), 454,
554 Ohio and Cal.
1407 Edwards, Edward Junius — 3(2), 70(2), 104, 105, 128, 135,
221, 222, 231, 306, 382(2), 410(3), 434, 454, 554(2) Minn.
6232 Edwards, John Robert — 231 Cal.
4298 Edwards, Maurice Dwight — 153 Minn.
131 Edwards, Pierrepont — 162, 537 N.Y. and N.J.
6233 Edwards, Richard S afford — 231 Cal.
2889 Eells, James — 162 Mass.
434 Egle, William Henry — 329 Pa.
866 Egleston, Thomas — 162(3), 362(2) N.Y.
5889 Ehrman, George Bartholomew — 30 Ohio.
5039 Elder, Charles Abbott — 23, 49 Cal.
4140 Elder, Thomas Lindsay — 285 N.Y.
1 1 84 Elderkin, William Anthony — 161 N.Y. and Cal.
2343 Eldredge, Zoeth Skinner — 23, 31, 45, 70, 105, 155, 183,
184(2), 197, 198, 247, 248, 249, 255, 332, 340, 348, 356,
364, 373, 3§3, 494(2), 519 Mass.
4454 Eldridge, David Gorham — 202, 470 Mass.
3943 Eldridge, Edric — 128, 202, 229, 255, 307, 470(3), 476 Mass.
4758 Eldridge, William Henry — 29, 32, 35, 68, 84(2), 98, 113(2),
136, 162(3), 227, 235(3), 264, 332, 359, 378, 402, 514,
545 Vt.
5179 Ellegood, Joshua Atkinson — 62 Del.
3567 Ellicott, William Miller — 472 Md.
4200 Elliman, Lawrence Bogert — 52(2), 122, 139, 170, 221, 237,
267, 282, 289, 290(2), 336, 365, 419(2), 420, 479, 488,
494, 537 N.Y.
3003 Eliot, Walter Graeme — 163 N.Y.
285 Elliot, Daniel Giraud — 163(2), 245, 482, 518, 519 N.Y.
4054 Elliot, Richard McCall — 163(2) Pa.
5934 Elliott, George Armstrong — 268 Del.
5739 Ellis, Albert Washington — 234 Mass.
5855 Ellis, Charles — 163, 164 Ga.
5413 Ellis, William Dewar — 19(2) N.Y.
5967 Elmendorf, John Barker — 164, 449(2), 450 N.Y.
51 16 Elton, George Blackmar — 282 Ga.
1973 Elton, John Prince — 327 Conn.
3780 Elwell, Walter Edward — in, 300 Me.
942 Elwood, George May— 8, 9, 81(3), 145, 449, 501, 502(2),
527, 563 N.Y.
610

ROLL OF MEMBERS
6142 Ely, George William, 2nd — 133 N.Y.
4338 Ely, Grosvenor— 393 Conn.
2914 Ely, John Stoney — 516 Iowa.
312 Ely, Smith — 165 N.Y.
5080 Ely, William Brewster — 424 Conn.
2474 Ely, William Caryl — 195 N.Y.
6222 Emerson, Clifford Coburn — 5, 60, 153, 165, 371 Me.
2907 Emerson, George Douglas — 144(2), 343 N.Y.
3433 Emerson, Justin Edwards — 103 Mich.
698 Emery, Brainerd Prescott — 61(2), 165(2), 385 N.Y.
4531 Emery, George Addison — 474 Me.
3542 Emery, Ralph — 165 Me.
663 Emery, Rufus — 12, 155, 165(2), 466 N.Y.
6293 Emmons, Harold FIunter — 14 Mich.
4558 Emory, Edward Hardcastle — 234 Mo.
4307 Enders, John Ostrom — 76, 78, 124, 214, 259(2), 305, 325,
375(2), 441, 446(2) Conn.
1828 Endicott, Eugene Francis — 121(2), 134, 165, 173(2), 227,
229, 252, 280, 427(4), 510, 521, 532, 543, 557 Mass.
168 Endicott, Robert — 166 N.Y.
3889 Endicott, William Crowningshield — 166 Mass.
5776 English, Albert John — 148 Iowa.
4872 English, Lewis Hotchkiss — 454 Conn.
2795 English, William Eastin — 49, 152, 242, 431, 433 III.
3764 Enos, Alanson Trask — 22, 54, 75, 78(2), 132, 229, 238, 244,
250(2), 258, 259, 277(2), 291, 304, 357, 384, 397, 453,
481(2), 487, 507, 519, 520, 535, 536, 552, 565 N.Y.
4525 Enos, Alanson Trask — 7, 13(2), 27, 107, 114(2), 145,
230, 254(2), 294, 360(2), 371, 432, 436, 456, 481, 502,
520 N.Y.
5933 Ensign, Joseph Ralph — 389 Conn.
5971 Erskine, Alfred Massena — 2 N.Y.
6290 Erskine, Greene — 31, 203, 207 Mo.
173 Erving, William Van Rensselaer — 33, 153, 166(2), 302, 427,
429, 492(2), 495, 496, 545, 568 N.Y.
5637 Erwin, James J. — 353 Ohio.
221 1 Estabrook, Frederick Watson — 166 Mass.
801 Este, Charles — 438 Pa.
4953 Estes, Clifford Webster — 459 N.Y.
4954 Estes, Joseph Beecham — 459 N.Y.
4634 Estes, Webster Cummings — 459 N.Y.
2416 Estey, Jacob Gray — 93(2), 386 Vt.
2415 Estey, Julius Jacob — 93(2), 386 Vt.
3538 Evans, Charles Black — 118 Del.
4686 Evans, Charles Clark — 104 Mo.
1855 Evans, Dudley— 166 N.J.
5543 Evans, Frank Garrettson — 400 Md.
2152 Evans, George Frederic— 34, 61, 242, 321, 338, 479(2) N.H. and Me.
5981 Evans, Henry Cotheal — 401 Md.
2565 Evans, Ira Hobart— 242, 389, 464, 465 Vt.
6238 Everett, Edward — 5 Cal.
> 1677 Everett, Torrey— 295 Cal. and N.Y.
3434 Everhart, Lay Hampton — 219 D.C.
1554 Ewing, Alonzo Prentiss — 343 Mich.
527 Eyerman, John— 83, 277, 424 N.J.
611

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

4114 Fahnestock, James Frederick, Jr. — 231, 554 Pa.
2910 Fahys, George Ernest — 478 N.Y.
5410 Fahys, George Ernest, Jr. — 478 N.Y.
3140 Fairbanks, Henry Nathaniel — 8, 100, 109, 255, 440 Me.
49 1 1 Fairbanks, Warren Charles — 167 III.
3109 Fairbrother, Arthur Lewis — 562 R.I.
4346 Falkner, William Howard — 225 Mass.
3405 Fall, Charles Gershom — 57, 136, 165(2), 174, 305(2),
306, 332(2), 368, 381, 423, 480, 515(2), 522 Mass.
4225 Fall, George Howard — no, 165(2), 199, 203, 306, 311(2),
443(3), 480, 522 Mass.
3131 Falls, DeWitt Clinton — 168 N.Y.
1905 Farnam, Charles Henry — 168, 255, 470, 480 N.Y.
5277 Farnam, Henry Walcott — 168 Conn.
1984 Farnam, William Whitman — 470 Conn.
2090 Farnham, Elijah Thompson — 5, 8, 23, 46, 121, 145, 168,
210, 312, 331, 354, 472, 473, 528 N.J.
2484 Farnham, Paulding — 5 N.Y.
3178 Farnsworth, Charles — no, 141, 384, 414 Colo.
775 Farnsworth, Frederick — 2, 384 Conn.
3658 Farnum, Arthur Wadsworth — 526 Minn.
2726 Farr, John — 408 N.J.
1649 Farr, Marvin Andrus — 12, 36, 84, 88, 167, 168, 169, 189,
190, 213, 225(3), 226, 229, 251(2), 272, 276, 318, 390, 403,
407, 425, 456, 478, 479, 526(2), 532 III.
4895 Farr, Merton Elmer — 169 Mich.
3860 Farr, William Mattocks — 169, 484 Wis.
4485 Farrand, Jacob Shaw, Jr. — 147 Mich.
no Farrar, George Dow — 169 N.Y.
4663 Farrel, Alton — 304 Conn.
5319 Farrel, Franklin, Jr. — 304 Conn.
1778 Farrington, Robert Irving — 113, 173, 327 Minn.
3079 Farwell, John Whittemore — 31, 32, 68(3), 84, 153, 169,
220, 239, 252, 311(2), 319, 396, 399, 457, 503, 509, 532 Mass.
3415 Farwell, Walter — 169 III.
3982 Favor, Otis Skinner — 98, 147(2), 161, 163, 236, 275(2),
362, 374, 390, 402, 417, 452 III.
4815 Faxon, Walter Collyer — 58 Conn.
5019 Fay, Francis Brittain — 169 N.Y.
3238 Felton, Edgar Conway — 10, 12, 14(2), 15, 27, 86, 203(3),
207(3), 208, 244(2), 245, 299(3), 308(4), 396(2), 433(2),
479, 513(2), 526, 527, 533(2), 539 Pa.
921 Felton, Samuel Morse — 10, 12, 14, 15(2), 27, 57, 86, 170,
203(3), 206, 207(3), 208, 244(2), 245, 299(3), 308(4),
332, 395, 396, 430, 433(2), 479, 513, 514, 526, 527, 533(2),
539 Md. and Ohio.
1185 Fenner, Charles Putnam— 73, 170, 171, 388(2), 539 N.Y. and Cal.
2031 Ferguson, Henry Christopher — 64 Ohio.
844 Fernald, Charles Augustus — 171 Mass.
4212 Fernald, Frederick Atherton — 194, 412(3), 565 N.Y. and D.C.
6231 Fernald, Reginald Goodwin — 193(2) Cal.
5581 Ferrin, Frank Myer — 171 Mass.
2619 Ferris, Alexander Marsh — 466  Mass.
612

ROLL OF MEMBERS
2587 Ferris, Hiram Burns — 169, 185, 247(2), 264, 280, 472 Wash.
303 Ferris, Morris Patterson — 143 N.Y.
5491 Ferris, Van Wyck— 143 N.Y.
2386 Ferris, William Marsh — 183 Mass.
5415 Ferns, Robert Morrison — 36 N.Y.
903 Fessenden, Charles Newton — 198, 201, 383, 508, 509, 543(2),
549, 553 III.
2597 Fessenden, Francis — 57, 165, 171(2), 194, 208, 209, 265(2),
328, 332, 358, 359(3), 368, 437, 461(3), 559 Me.
3243 Fetter, George Griffith — 42, 208, 317, 393 Ky.
3791 Field, Frank Henry — 173, 458 Vt.
783 Field, Hugh Wentworth Greene — 531 N.Y.
3318 Field, John Ireland Howe — 438 Minn.
3550 Field, Kirke Hart — 172 Cal.
2607 Field, Thaddeus Crane — 65(2), 123, 126(2), 170, 171,
'72, 173, 211(2), 478(2) Minn.
783 Field, Thomas Goldsmith — 172 N.Y.
4988 Field, Vernon Ashley — 5 Mass.
2969 Field, William Broadhurst Osgood — 488 N.Y.
6085 Field, William Pierson — 172(2) N.J.
2427 Fifield, Benjamin Frank — 172(3) Vt.
3820 Finck, Leon Christian — 36, 37, 173, 420 Mich.
4273 Finck, William Muir — 173 Mich.
5063 Finley, Charles Beatty — 360 Md.
5088 Finley, Charles Beatty, Jr. — 360 Md.
261 1 Fish, Charles Henry — 476 N.H.
3673 Fish, Charles Manning — 5, 104(2), 153, 154, 184, 185, 249,
314(3), 354, 382(2), 429, 442(2) III.
3382 Fish, George Farnham — 173 N.Y.
3980 Fish, Henry Manning — 5, 104, 105, 185, 249, 306(2), 314(3),
354, 382(2), 429, 442(2) III.
1063 Fisher, Albert Judson — 18, 20, 41, 44, 79, 84, 95, 122, 149,
154, 167, 169, 173, 214, 232(2), 241, 251(4), 252, 253,
272, 287, 295, 333(2), 334, 335, 44i, 45o, 512, 514, 549,
557, 565 Jll.
1239 Fisher, Charles David — 10, 52, 522 Md.
1040 Fisher, Francis Porter — 18, 104, 116(2), 119(2), 211,
262(2), 287, 312, 371, 375(2), 380, 523, 530(2), 532,
546 III.
398 Fisher, Harris Baldwin — 173 N.Y.
5774 Fisher, Harry Waldo — 145 Ohio.
5880 Fisher, Herman Clarence — 213 N.Y.
4645 Fisher, James Henry — 319 Pa.
5345 Fisher, Joel Ellis, Jr. — 519 N.Y.
5736 Fisher, Marshall Elwood — 173 R.I.
399 Fisher, Nathaniel Campbell — 173 N.Y.
651 Fisher, Robert Strettle Jones— 268, 428, 458 D.C.
1505 Fisher, William Garrett— 139(2), 427, 428, 512 Colo.
4828 Fisk, Harvey Edward, Jr. — 254 N.Y.
6134 Fisk, Kenneth — 254 N.Y.
2806 Fiske, Edwin W.— 82 N.Y.
1651 Fiske, George Foster— 241(2), 278, 423(2), 532, 565 III.
4148 Fiske, Louis Samuel — 174 Pa-
346 Fitch, Edward Sherman— 160, 175, 176, 274, 275, 376, 427 N.Y.
5735 Fitch, Edwin Oberlin, Jr. — 3J9 *"a.
1919 Fitch, Grant— 176 Wis.
613

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
4766 Fitch, John Brewster — 58, 64, 175 Conn.
4801 Fitch, William Edward — 176, 231, 411 N.Y.
2032 Fitch, Winchester — 175, 319 Ohio
5456 Fitz, Howard Whittier — 411 R.I.
950 FitzGerald, Desmond — 15, 115, 396, 507, 539 Mass.
358 Fitzgerald, Louis — -419 N.Y.
3855 Fitzhugh, Charles Lane — 176 Pa.
1698 Flagg, Augustus — 16 Mass.
4792 Flagg, Charles Fobes — 445 Me.
1 721 Flagg, Charles Partridge — 116 Mass.
1720 Flagg, Henry Daggett — 116 Mass.
3632 Flagg, Stanley Griswold, Jr. — 43, 44, 47, 75, 76, 176, 231,
296, 399, 4'3, 425 Pa.
6378 Flagg, Stanley Griswold, 3D — 176 Pa.
5557 Flanders, Albert Allen Pierce — 373 Me.
402 Fleet, Alexander Frederick — 67, 176, 263, 342 N.Y. and Mo.
3423 Fleet, Henry Wyatt — 67, 176, 263, 342 Mo.
3484 Fleet, John Seddon — 67, 177, 263, 342 Mo.
2099 Fleming, David Law — 30 Colo.
5517 Fleming, Robert Hull — 17, 259 III.
6214 Fletcher, Austin Bradstreet — 60 Cal.
3649 Fletcher, Frank Fayette — 101 Minn.
4853 Fletcher, George Moore — 177 N.H.
4175 Fletcher, Henry — 104, 153, 177(2), 197, 404, 504 N.Y.
21 14 Fletcher, Paris — 17, 141, 202, 255, 330, 416 Minn.
4834 Fletcher, Robert Sharp — 404 N.Y.
733 Fletcher, Truman Chittenden — 101(2), 325, 536 Vt.
1353 Fletcher, Walter Varnum — 132 Mass.
3385 Flint, Austin — 177(3) N.Y.
2173 Flint, Francis Gardiner — 177 Wis.
1682 Flint, Frank Putnam — 178 Cal.
1793 Flint, James Milton — 1(2), 19, 94, 108(2), 185, 284, 356,
388, 452, 453, 461, 532 D.C.
4759 Flint, Jerome Tabor — 177 Vt.
2098 Flint, John Wyman — 177 Wis.
[681 Flint, Motley Hewes — 177(2), 178 Cal.
1051 Flint, Wyman Kneeland — 12, 105(2), 130, 188, 191, 240(2),
284, 349, 374, 47i (2), 472, 537, 540 III. and Wis.
1039 Flower, James M. — 260 III.
4086 Floyd, William — 58, 178 N.Y.
4300 Fobes, William Huntington — 58 Minn.
5183 Fogg, John Smith — 178 Me.
2765 Folger, Walter A. — 321 Ohio.
1 1 73 Follett, Edgar Austin — 553 N.Y.
516 Folsom, Albert Alonzo — 178, 179, 196, 405(2), 425(2),
471 Mass.
690 Folsom, William Henry — 179 N.Y.
3035 Folsom, William Howard — 197 N.H.
4480 Foot, Augustus Richard — 179 Mass.
4481 Foot, Homer, Jr. — 180 Mass. and N.Y.
5549 Foote, Andrew Giraud — 179(2), 180, 215(2), 305 N.Y.
5400 Foote, Elmer Leon — 180 Ohio.
1304 Foote, Gilbert Flagler — 179(2), 180, 215(2) N.Y.
5962 Foote, Gilbert Flagler, Jr. — 179 N.Y.
1305 Foote, George Benton — 179 N.Y.
400 Foote, Horace Allen — 44, 98, 172(2), 320, 340, 471 N-Y,
614

ROLL OF MEMBERS
764 Foote, John Crocker— 34(2), 95, 127, 164, 179(2), 180(2),
212, 255(2), 278, 305, 316, 344, 345, 431, 436, 462, 469,
476, 558 Mo.
702 Foote, Morris Cooper — 179, 180 N.Y.
2518 Foote, Robert Dumont — 389 N.J.
6088 Foote, Robert DuMont, Jr. — 389 N.J.
867 Foote, Wallace Turner, Jr.— 180 N.Y.
5697 Foran, George Jesse — 152 N.Y.
739 Forbes, Charles Spooner — 4, 5, 132(2), 259, 421, 440 Vt.
3892 Forbes, Harry Rogers — 381 N.H.
1632 Forbes, William Innes — 474 Pa.
700 Forbush, William Curtis — 180 N.Y.
6008 Force, Jacob Francis — 224, 508 Cal.
29 Ford, George Hare — 35, 170, 199, 204(2), 284, 475, 483 N.Y. and
Conn.
2145 Forney, James— 87 N.H. and Pa.
2454 Forrest, Herbert Moulton — 130 Pa.
5198 Fosdick, Frank Sheldon — 181 N.Y.
2658 Foster, Albert Volney — 25, 181, 184(2), 326, 383, 564 III.
1222 Foster, Alfred Dwight — 157 Mass.
2939 Foster, Antoine Lentilhon — 49 Del.
4627 Foster, Charles Samuel — 182 R.L
5931 Foster, Chester Curtis — 182 R.L
4673 Foster, Daniel Requa — 64, 383 N.J.
3918 Foster, Everett Worthington — 7, 27, 181, 182, 505(3), 506 D.C.
772( Foster, Francis Apthorp — 181, 312, 538 Mass.
3603 Foster, Frederick de Peyster — 37(3), 47, 111(2), 115, 139,
157, 161, 248, 377, 281, 283, 339, 343, 386, 475, 492, 494,
504(3), 530(3), 557, 568 N.Y.
814 Foster, George W. — 178, 194 Mass.
4856 Foster, Harrison Gardner — 182 Minn.
266 Foster, Howell — 43, 114, 127, 254(2), 324, 370, 436, 566 N.Y.
2146 Foster, Joseph — 54, 82, 182, 194, 200, 265(3), 267, 283, 401,
409, 440(2) N.H.
4611 Foster, Joseph Henry — 182 R-L
2353 Foster, Maximilian Hilland — 46 N.Y.
2197 Foster, Reginald Love — 46, 75, 313, 341, 527(2) N.Y.
2231 Foster, Volney William — 181, 184, 352, 383, 479(3), 541,
543 lLL-
3718 Foster, William Hamilton — 181 N.H.
5704 Foster, William Price — 184 N.Y.
655 Foulke, Bayard Fish — 37(2), 139, 143, 280, 438 N.Y.
1371 Foulke, William — 36, 37(2), 143, 280, 409 N.Y.
5354 Fouquet, Morton Leffingwell — 293 N.Y.
6303 Fowler, Benjamin Sherman — 53, 183 N.Y.
26 Fowler, Franklin Hamilton — 183, 243 N.Y. and Conn.
25 Fowler, William Miles — 35 N.Y.
5343 Fox, Howard — 22 N.Y.
2772 Fox, James Carter — 105, 109, 183, 488 Me.
4350 Fox, Noel Bleecker — 22, 23, 49, 86(2), 98, no, 141, 142,
156, 184, 264, 271, 273, 299, 300, 349, 361(2), 413, 414,
447, 5°o, 560, 568 N.Y.
3265 Fox, Walter Silvanus — 103 Mass.
1924 Frame, Thomas Clayton, Jr.— 108 Del.
3920 Francine, Albert Philip — 454 Pa.
615

society of colonial wars
3586 Francis, George Hills— 8 Mass.
2286 Francis, Valentine Mott — 132 R-L
6398 Francisco, Israel Holmes — 276(3) Vt.
595 Franklin, William Buel — 293, 396 Conn.
3163 Frazer, Persifor — 467 Pa.
3794 Frazer, Reah — 451 Pa.
1571 Frazer, Sheldon (Lord — 104(3), 105, 164(3), 292, 318,
365(2), 382, 422(2), 423, 510(2) Minn.
3795 Frazier, William West — 98 Pa.
2762 Freeman, Alden— 1(3), 5, 85, 128, 155, 226, 232, 335, 364(2),
425, 469(2), 499, 53', 54o, 557(2), 562, 566 N.J.
4034 Freeman, Frank Wetmore — 280 N.Y.
688 Freeman, George Wentworth — 184, 383 N.Y.
1264 Freeman, James Goldthwait — 64, 114, 183, 184(2), 199,
377(2), 383, 440, 441 Mass.
3332 Freeman, Joel Francis — 85 N.J.
5454 Freeman, Joseph Wood — 58 R.L
5821 Freeman, Otis Mason — 167 R.I.
6370 Freeman, Walter Jackson — 184 Pa.
3442 French, Charles Edward — 33 Mass.
3717 French, George Baldwin — 33 Mass.
5014 French, John — 5, 16, 118 N.Y.
1622 French, John Davis Williams — 539 Mass.
3471 (French, Leon LeLanne — 40, 49, 78, 89(2), 102, 152(3),
5149) 158, 159, 176(2), 179, 185, 200(2), 318, 351(3), 391,
396(2), 486 D.C. and Cal.
1710 French, Walter Henry — 185 Mass.
555 French, William Freeman— 67, 72, 73, 140, 183, 314, 516,
530(2) Conn.
834 Frisbee, Ivory Franklin — 163, 185, 187, 193, 367, 504
Me. and Mass.
717 Frisbie, Franklin Senter — 163, 187, 193(3), 367, 504 N.H.
4660 Frost, Russell — 185, 186 Conn.
2986 Frost, Walter Clarence — 9, 75, 90, 167, 190, 252, 319, 384,
416, 461, 523, 535(3) Colo.
4022 Frothingham, Francis Eaton — 186 N.Y.
953 Fry, Alfred Brooks — 187 Mass. and N.Y.
2628 Fry, Charles — 231, 295, 307 Me.
1341 Fry, John Walker — 186 Va.
3232 Frye, Jed— 169, 265, 334, 353, 388, 391, 560 N.Y.
2537 Fryer, Greville Edward — 345 Pa.
1904 Fryer, Robert Livingston — 133, 142, 143, 281, 301(2), 302(3),
305, 37i, 418, 419, 474, 478, 49p3), 492(2), 493, 494,
497(2) N.Y.
5235 Fullam, William Freeland — 187 Md.
3492 Fuller, Alfred Worcester — 187 Mass.
3643 Fuller, Arthur Greenwood — 187 Mass.
741 Fuller, Austin Weld — 64, 184, 188, 383, 517, 518 Vt.
6387 Fuller, Caleb Allen — 151 R.I.
6386 Fuller, Frederic Henry — 151 R.L
4970 Fuller, Ford Prioleau — 565 Ga.
1859 Fuller, Henry Clay — 8, 255, 476 III.
5370 Fuller, Horace Frederick — 188 D.C.
2870 Fuller, Linus E. — 5, 38, 120, 132, 154, 187, 188, 270, 331,
379, 425, 455, 53i, 557, 560, 561, 562(2), 564, 566 N.Y.
3665 Fuller, Oliver Clyde — 423 Wis.
616

ROLL OF MEMBERS
4041 Fuller, Percy Whitney— 187 Mass.
4935 Fuller, William Alden — 220 III.
4664 Fulton, William Edwards — 41, 46, 47, 96, 101, 112(2),
128, 135, 158(4), 162, 180, 200(3), 221, 222(2), 236, 247,
253, 270(2), 273, 279, 304, 318, 331, 333, 347, 348, 360(2),
371, 396(2), 424, 437, 449, 450, 458(2), 502, 508, 509,
510(2), 533, 549, 550(2), 553, 557, 562, 567 Conn.
4052 Furber, William Copeland — 367 Pa.
5433 Furlow, Floyd Charles — 326 N.J.
2654 Furnald, Francis Perkins, Jr. — 78 N.Y.
4561 Furness, Alexander Ramsay — 189, 208, 209(2) Mo.
1554 Furness, Dawes Eliot — 103, 137, 189, 208, 209(2), 559 Mass.
2833 Furness, William Eliot — 103, 137, 189, 201, 209(2), 475 III.
3852 Furness, William Theodore — 189 Mass.
2874 Fyfe, Richard Henry — 459 Mich.

4321 Gage, Herbert Edwin — 60, 177, 189, 270, 304, 332, 366,
384(2), 479, 498(2), 548 Mass.
5356 Gage, Samuel Edson — m N.Y.
5100 Gaines, Frederick Frelinghuysen — 276, 305 Ga.
2494 Gaither, Alfred — 77 Ohio
2778 Gaither, Charles Perry — 77 Mass.
1228 Gale, Thomas Monroe — 188 D.C.
3376 Gallatin, Albert Eugene — 346 N.Y.
85 Gallatin, Frederic — 346 N.Y.
61 Gallatin, Rolaz Horace — 10, 346, 567 N.Y.
2457 Galloney, Frank Hutchinson — 283 Pa.
1629 Galloupe, Charles William — 189, 190 Mass.
2213 Galloupe, Isaac Francis — 182, 190(2), 279, 470 Mass.
5463 Galusha, Elon Gilbert — 101 Cal.
2265 Gamble, Joseph — 21, 159, 258, 263 N.Y.
3721 Gamble, Thomas, Jr. — 34(2), 60(2), 61, 153, 200, 203(2),
279(2), 286, 345, 358, 378, 415(2), 452, 502(2), 549 Ga.
5688 Gamble, Thomas Weldon — 153 Ga.
5312 Gambrill, Howard — 510 Mo.
4261 Ganson, George Henry — 100 Ohio
753 Gardiner, Curtis Crane — 141, 191, 255, 447 Mo.
53 Gardiner, David — 191, 547 N.Y.
54 Gardiner, Robert Alexander — 191, 547 N.Y.
1 51 9 Gardiner, Silas Wright — 191 Iowa
5033 Gardner, Cecil James — 100, 255, 476 Cal.
3934 Gardner, Edmund La Breton — 153 N.J.
3594 Gardner, Freeland Barney — 415 D.C.
3257 Gardner, James Browne— 194, 226 Mass.
4490 Gardner, John Charles Fremont— 191, 477, 544, 559 N.Y.
6086 Gardner, Prescott Le Breton— 153 N.J.
z'29 !• Garfield, Harry Augustus— 193 Ohio, Mass. and N.J.
6000 Garfield, James Rudolph— 192 «-al.
3727 Garland, Hugh Alfred— 47, 48, 62, 80(3), 120, 124, 176(3),
192, 237, 276, 291, 376, 406, 432(2), 524 Del.
3065 Garland, Spotswood — 176 "el.
1534 Garvin, Frank Hamilton— 54 M°-
617

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
5022 Gary, Elbert Henry — 149, 162, 280, 357, 537 N.Y.
3069 Gates, Horatio — 157 Wis.
5639 Gates, John Langdon — 368 Ohio
3835 Gay, Ernest Lewis — 191 Mass.
615 Gay, Frank Butler — 474 Conn.
2434 Gay, Frederick — 129 Vt.
4941 Gay, Robert Harvey — 129 Vt.
4226 Gay, Warren Fisher — 191 Mass.
4376 Geer, Danforth — 134 N.Y.
4837 Geer, Danforth, Jr. — 134 . N.Y.
5346 Geer, Joseph White — 134 N.Y.
4308 Geer, Olin Potter — 134 N.Y.
4279 Geer, Walter— i, 7, 81, 92, 134(2), 160, 249, 364(2),
426(2), 442(2), 552 N.Y.
4922 Geer, Walter, Jr. — 134 N.Y.
4336 Gerald, Herbert Parvin — 176, 247, 350(2), 361(2), 458 D.C.
2094 Gere, Charles Henry — 480 Ky.
2812 Gerrish, Frederic Henry — m, 163, 193(3), 208, 300, 372,
504, 559 Me.
3853 Gerrish, Orville Knight — 193(5), 504 Mass.
3544 Gerrish, William Little — in, 163, 193(3), 208, 300, 372,
504, 559 Me-
38 Gerry, Allston — 66, 221, 270, 296, 304, 384, 397, 407, 416(2),
545 N.Y.
3648 Gerry, William Beckwith — 15 Minn.
4730 Gesner, Anthon Temple — 348, 445, 482, 516, 517 Minn.
4"3[ Gest, Alexander Purves — 118, 328 Pa. and N.J.
4867 Gest, Alexander Purves, Jr. — 118 N.J.
5086 Gest, John Barnard, 2nd — 118 N.J.
2851 Gest, John Marshall — 118, 328 Pa.
6371 Gest, Sydney Grier — 118 Pa.
4708 Gettys, Francis McKeldin — 177 Ky.
1780 Gheen, Edward Hickman — 248(2), 268, 326, 540 Minn.
3028 Gibbs, William Briggs — 316 III.
2710 Gibson, Charles Langdon — 137, 194(3), 524 N.Y.
2391 Gibson, Edwin Wells — 194 Mich.
4028 Gibson, George Thornburg Macauley — 292 Md.
6302 Gibson, Henry Pierson — 460 N.Y.
5846 Giddings, George Welling — 290 N.Y.
2731 Gifford, Charles Edgar, Jr. — 8, 120, 428, 558, 565, 567 III.
4574 Gignilliat, Leigh Robinson — 225 N.H.
4603 Gignilliat, Thomas Heyward — 225 Ga.
5106 Gignilliat, William Robert — 225 Ga.
3105 Gilbert, Arthur Eaton — 265 Minn.
1384 Gilbert, Benjamin Davis — 195(2), 253 N.Y.
2936 Gilbert, Charles Pierrepont IIenry — 8, 9, 38, 195(2), 510,
511(2), 516, 561 N.Y.
5830 Gilbert, Clinton — 195 N.Y.
3255 Gilbert, Edward Winsor — 443 Mass.
1418 Gilbert, Frederick Lee — 265,351(2) Minn.
5973 Gilbert, Fitch — 175 N.Y.
1500 Gilbert, James Harris — 82(2), 195(3), 200, 239, 448, 457(4),
489, 518, 523 III.
2108 Gilbert, Mahlon Norris — 536 Minn.
4301 Gilbert, Payson Henry — 210 Minn.
618

ROLL OF MEMBERS
5923 Gilbert, Robert James, Jr. — 332 Mo.
2644 Gilbert, Shepard Devereux — 195(2), 561 Mass.
5263 Gilchrist, Donald Bean — 155 ' N.H.
2147 Gilchrist, Harry Wilbur— 155 N.H.
5466 Gilchrist, Malcolm McGehee — 275, 507 Cal.
2921 Giles, Frank Warren, Jr. — 17, 18, 196 N.J.
2920 Giles, Howard Everett — 17, 18, 196 N.J.
4310 Giles, Murray Ogden — 46 N.Y.
3765 Giles, Stephen Weart — 152 N.Y.
406 Gilfillian, William Whitehead — 46, 263, 277, 428, 473 N.Y.
497 Gill, William Harrison — 13, 23(2), 102(2), 223, 224 Md.
146 Gillespie, George Cuthbert — 113(2), 132, 454 N.Y. and Pa.
5896 Gillespie, Lawrence Lewis — 522 R.L
1254 Gillett, Rufus Woodward — 212, 551 N.Y. and Mich.
1657 Gillette, Edwin Fraser — 12, 25, 64, 120, 184, 228, 383, 421,
567 III.
5196 Gillmore, Quincy Adams — 220, 283, 560 N.Y.
6397 Gilman, Daniel — 197 N.H.
2686 Gilman, Daniel Coit — 197 Md.
4235 Gilpin, Francis Hopkinson — 250 Pa.
450 Gilpin, George — 99, 212 Pa.
4083 Gilpin, William Bernard — 99 N.Y.
3645 Gilson, Arthur Scott — 378 Me.
5142 Gist, James Black — 197(2) Cal.
3510 Glenn, Gerrard — 393 Ga.
1757 Glenn, John Thomas — 393 Ga.
5743 Glenney, Walter Lester — 365 N.J.
2679 Glidden, John Montfichet — 58, 197, 198(3), 275 Me.
2166 Glidden, John Murray — 197, 198(2), 275, 319 Pa. and Me.
2593 Glidden, Joseph Warren — 58, 197, 198(2), 275, 319 Me.
5807 Glover, Charles Carroll, Jr. — 529 D.C.
4169 Glover, George Edward — 198, 240 Mass.
1 613 Go adby, Arthur McM aster — 548(2) N.Y.
5622 Goddard, Herbert Willard — 337 N.Y.
5849 Goddard, John Calvin — 536 Conn.
1210 Goddard, Lester Orestes — 260, 331, 375(2), 441, 511 III.
5446 Goddard, Robert Hale Ives, Jr. — 381 R.I.
4362 Godfrey, Lincoln — 198 Pa.
3029 Godwin, Joseph Brown — 61, 153, 194, 350, 534 Pa.
1 160 Goffe, Charles Henry — 199 Mo.
2489 Goldsmith, Oliver — 264, 474 Mich.
1313 Gooch, Daniel Linn — 148(2), 208, 210, 218(2), 219, 400,
401 Ky.
573 Gooch, Frank Austin — 199, 243 Conn.
638 Goode, George Brown— 84, 126(2), 311, 461(2) D.C.
1280 Goodell, George Arthur— 448 Mo. and Iowa
1624 Goodhue, Samuel Amory — 32 Mass.
3929 Goodman, Richard Johnston — 200 Conn.
4442 Goodrich, Hazen Barnard— 549 Mass.
4489 Goodrich, Henry Wickes — 200 N.Y.
2165 Goodrich, William— 74, 110(2), 140, 200(2), 201, 385, 518 Pa.
3453 Goodrich, William Winton — 200 N.Y.
3260 Goodspeed, Benjamin Franklin— 158(2), 201, 399, 418(2),
497 N.Y.
3523 Goodwin, Augustus Franklin— 483 N.H.
4091 Goodwin, Charles Archibald — 536 Conn.
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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
589 Goodwin, Francis — 162(2), 335(3), 402(2), 540 Conn.
575} Goodwin, James Junius— 162(2), 335(3). 402(2), 540
9785 Conn, and N.Y.
5140 Goodwin, Vernon, Sr. — 512 Cal.
3972 Goodwin, Walter Lippincott — 335(3) Conn.
3915 Goodyear, Charles Porter — 201 Ga.
1221 Gordon, Edwin Averill — m, 202(2), 208, 271, 486, 505,
559 Mass.
5853 Gordon, George Arthur — 202, 547 Ga.
2134 Gordon, George Augustus — 30, 89, 176, 194 N.H.
1537 Gordon, William Washington, Jr. — 547 Md. and Ga.
1508 Gorham, Austin Goddard — 303(2), 303(2), 240, 255, 470(2),
476 Colo.
5165 Gorton, George Tillinghast — 203 R.I.
3156 Goshorn, Alban Oliver — 133, 332 Ky.
2200 Goshorn, Edwin Clarence — 133, 332 Ohio
1027 Goss, Charles Albert — 1 Neb.
6355 Goss, William Abbott — 61 N.H.
1903 Gould, Charles Albert — 203 N.Y.
4099 Gould, Charles Judson — 487 N.Y.
1964 Gould, David Henry — 203 Conn.
2389 Gould, George Lambert — 12, 13, 31(2), 61, 86, 153, 203,
363, 369 Mass.
550 Gould, Levi Swanton — 203, 287, 489, 526, 531(2) Mass.
3313 Gould, S. Seward — 203 N.Y.
1608 Gould, Seabury Smith — 59 N.Y.
4095 Grafton, Charles Chapman — 370, 371 Mass.
5720 Graham, Kelley — 498 Ky.
6125 Grain, Arthur Howland — 255 N.Y.
1598 Granger, John Albert — 267 N.Y.
3020 Granger, William Smith — 16, 74(2), 205, 378, 384, 385, 424,
448, 518 R.I.
3330 Granniss, Robert Andrews — 205 N.J.
1 194 Grant, Charles Julian Clarke — 480 Ky.
51 Grant, De Forest — 126(2), 138, 461, 482, 483 N.Y.
340 Grant, Frederick Dent — 205 N.Y.
5329 Grant, George Henry — 373 RI.
1748 Grant, John William — 556 Ga.
40 Grant, Madison — 126(2), 138, 461, 482, 483 N.Y.
607 Grant, Thomas Page — 205, 480 Conn, and Ky.
1749 Grant, William Daniel — 556 Ga.
2485 Gratwick, Frederic Coleman — 539 N.Y.
2057 Gratwick, William Henry, Jr. — 539 N.Y.
1656 Graves, Albert Mattoon — 58, 59, 200, 205, 320, 343 III.
5308 Graves, Arnold Landon — 205 Wash.
6006 Graves, Buford Allen — 205 Cal.
3983 Graves, Carroll Stephen — 205, 247, 282 Wash.
3341 Graves, Clyde Meritt — 205, 282 Wash.
6051 Graves, Francis Porter — 205 Cal.
2588 Graves, Frank Hyde — 305, 383 Wash.
2768 Graves, Jay P. — 205, 282 Wash.
3666 Gray, Alfred William — 206 Wis.
1932 Gray, Andrew Caldwell — 84 Del.
5664 Gray, Coleman Rogers — 317, 393 Ky.
1931 Gray, George — 84 Del.
6261 Gray, John Lathrop — 519 N.Y.
620

ROLL OF MEMBERS
2487 Gray, Nathaniel A.— 206(2) Wis.
5663 Gray, Norborne Russell — 317, 393 Ky.
6015 Gray, Theodore — 429, 463 Cal.
4963 Grayson, William Leon— 403 Ga.
5093 Green, Ceylon Lafayette — 20 Vt.
2437 Green, Charles Edward — 454 Mo.
846 Green, Charles Montraville — 41, 42, 152(3), 206, 237,
252(2), 253, 396(3), 533 Mass.
758 Green, John — 153, 408 Mo.
5174 Green, John William — 13, 54, 91, 113, 125, 127, 137, 148,
153, 156, 169, 170(2), 206(2), 245, 282, 357(2), 407(3), 474,
517, 518, 527, 538, 539, 548, 561 Ky.
3519 Green, Robert Montraville — 34, 41, 42, 106, 152(3), 189,
206, 227, 242, 252(2), 268, 276, 298, 396(2), 470(2), 509,
510, 523 Mass.
1521 Green, Robert Stockton — 153, 231, 310, 454, 554 N.J.
209 Green, Samuel Swett — 153, 255, 408, 443(2), 489 N.Y. and Mass.
5669 Green, Thomas Edward — 213(2), 323 III.
1744 Greene, Charles Arthur — 70, 107, 112(2), 120, 428, 472,
512 N.J.
4932 Greene, Charles Frederic — 207 III.
2849 Greene, Charles Lyman — 48, 94, 151, 187, 208, 290, 353, 420,
461, 475 Minn.
1386 Greene, Douglas Norval — 112(2), 338, 352, 483 N.Y.
1 174 Greene, Edward Nelson — 162(2) N.Y.
259 Greene, George Sears, Jr. — 112, 198, 207, 533 N.Y.
2367 Greene, Howard — 202(2), 203, 255 Wis.
955 Greene, Jacob Lyman — 187, 208 Conn.
5862 Greene, Noah Lincoln — 206 Mass.
172 Greene, Richard Henry — 202, 258, 316, 431, 542, 544 N.Y.
3298 Greene, Richard McCormick — 207 Colo.
4899 Greene, William Chace — 509 • R.L
3735 Greene, William Maxwell — 207 R.L
3834 Greenlaw, William Prescott — 384 Mass.
2569 Greenleaf, Charles Henry — 78 N.H.
4044 Greenleaf, Edward Everett — 208, 209(2) Vt.
1420 Greenleaf, Franklin Lewis — 50, 182(2), 190, 206, 208,
319, 398, 53i, 54i, 549, 559, 561 Ml™-
473 Greenough, Eben W. — 78 Fa.
4625 Greenough, Henry Waldo — 15 R-L
4626 Greenough, William Bates — 15 R-L
4309 Greer, Charles— 73 »/rN
5244 Gregg, Dean Bradish — 233 Minn.
4302 Gregg, Henry Sellers — 233 Minn.
3107 Gregg, Jesse Ashton— 233 MmNv
283 Gregg, Levi Laertes — 209(2) N.Y.
4069 Gregg, Maurice— 31(2), 260, 309 Md.
768 Gregg, Norris Bradford — 209 Mo.
767 Gregg, William Henry— 209 Mo.
769 Gregg, William Henry, Jr.— 209 Mo.

5139 Gregory, Charles Noble— 519 "-^-
1476 Gregory, Clifford Daniel— 209 n.y.
1405 Greve, Charles Theodore— 165 °«!0

1476 Gregory, Clifford Daniel— 209
1405 Greve, Charles Theodore— 165
4416 Greve, Clifford— 9, 20, 104, 148, 188(2), 353(3), 354, 434,
- - MO.

557, 56i, 564 m "S-
1465 Gridley, Horace Warren— 210, 519 «•*•
621

ROLL OF MEMBERS
1760 Gridley, Nelson Cowles — 210, 519 III.
2428 Griffen, Charles Field — 210, 469, 479 N.Y.
5612 Griffin, Edward Shirley — 122, 210(2), 279, 292(2) Mo.
1175 Griffin, Francis Butler — 82 N.Y.
4074.I Gmffin> Henry Arthur— 89, 118(2), 398 N.Y. and N.J.
840 Griffith, Merriwether Hood — 208 Mass.
1255 Griffith, William Herrick — 7, 18, 25, 80, 115, 141(2), 147,
180, 197, 198, 249, 285, 355, 365, 375, 376, 383, 439(2), 440,
447, 465, 482, 483, 494(2), 564(3) N.Y.
225 Griffith, William Ridgely — 208 N.Y. and Md.
4996 Griggs, Chauncey Milton — 307 Minn.
3777 Griggs, Robert Foote — 547 Conn.
4860 Griggs, Theodore Wright — 307 Minn.
5812 Grindall, Charles Sylvester — 342 Md.
269 Grinnell, George Bird — 231, 375 N.Y.
270 Grinnell, William Milne — 5, 58, 59, 129, 153, 187, 202, 203,
211, 231, 288, 306, 353(2), 375, 444, 446, 452, 493, 516,
521(2), 554 N.Y.
675 Griscom, Clement Acton — 87, 303, 385(2) Pa.
1338 Griscom, Clement Acton, Jr. — 303 Pa.
1334 Griscom, Lloyd Carpenter — 303 Pa.
808 Griscom, Rodman Ellison — 303 Pa.
224 Griswold, Benjamin Howell — 115,211,254,361(2) N.Y. and Md.
6075 Griswold, Benjamin Howell, Jr. — an, 500 Md.
1645 Groesbeck, Robert Benoist — 445 Pa.
954 Gross, Charles Edward — 13, 28, 76, 119, 383, 482, 502(2),
5'6, 523, 530, 546, 547 Conn.
4190 Gross, Charles Welles — 28 Conn.
723 Gross, George Herbert — 108 N.H.
748 Gross, Samuel Eberly — 49, 152(3), 178, 192, 431 III.
6295 Grove, George Wilson — 21 N.J.
6294 Grove, Leslie Styer — 21 N.j.
3487 Grover, Oliver Dennett — 385 III.
1524 Grubb, Charles Ross — 76 N.J.
451 Grubb, Edward Burd — 76, 213 Pa. and N.j.
5679 Grubb, Edward Burd — 213 N.J.
1835 Grubb, Ignatius Cooper — 9, 73, 108, 212(2), 213 Md. and Del.
548 Guild, Chester — 213(3), 549 Mass.
1762 Guild, Curtis, Jr. — 213(2) Mass.
4614 Guild, Frederick Taft — 255 R.L
1478 Guilford, Nathan — 29, 168, 174, 213(2), 227(2), 242, 428,
511, 527 N.Y.
3345 Guilford, William Wallace — 21(2), 31, 38(3), 86(2),
92, 113(2), 136(2), 150, 163, 166(2), 168(2), 173(3), 188,
213(2), 214, 225(2), 232, 242, 243(3), 261(2), 266, 270,
281, 291, 303, 314, 342, 368, 374, 388(2), 397(2), 398, 478,
509, 5'7, 526, 546(2) Mass.
7 Gunn, George Miles — 483 N.Y. and Conn.
1647 Gunsaulus, Frank Wakely — 211, 230, 250, 370, 371, 459 III.
5065 Gunther, Albert Edward, Jr. — 282 N.Y.
3878 Gunther, Clarence Eugene — 282 N.Y.
3895 Gunther, Franklin L. — 282 N.Y.
4835 Gunther, Franklin Mott — 282 N.Y.
4931 Gurley, William Wirt — 213 III.
1480 Guthrie, Edward Buckingham — 78 N.Y.
622

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

H

391 1 Hack, George Earnest — 214 Vt.
3553 Hack, Mervin Root — 300(2), 214, 482 Vt.
3886 Hack, Thomas Henry — 200, 482 Vt.
960 Hadden, Crowell, Jr. — 133, 374, 543 N.Y.
2440 Hadley, Emerson — 5 Minn.
5634 Hadley, Ralph Vincent — 214 R.L
4557 Hadley, William Lester — 350, 401 Mo.
3732 Hagan, Gilbert Harris — 489 R.L
1755 Hagan, Hugh — 515 Ga.
4549 Haggott, Ernest Ames — 364 Cal.
20 Haight, Abner Sherman — 428 N.Y.
1672 Haight, Charles Sherman — 310 N.Y.
6 Haight, Frederick Everest — 216, 310, 340(2), 428, 467 N.Y.
4537 Haines, John Peter— 54, 126(2), 167, 268, 283, 350, 457, 459,
461(3), 479, 494, 503, 508, 550, 559 N.Y.
6363 Haldeman, Walter Newman — 36, 341, 473 Ky.
4061 Hale, Alton Thomas — 220 Ind.
2170 Hale, Arthur — 58, 153, 214(2) Pa.
1153 Hale, Charles Reuben — 214, 246, 380, 424, 464, 518(2) Mo.
441 1 Hale, Clarence — 214 Me.
3143 Hale, Frederick — 199 Me.
843 Hale, Henry Appleton — 13 Mass.
5710 Hale, Horace Charles — 32 N.Y.
1118 Hale, Josiah Little — 153, 197, 215, 275, 276(2), 282, 300(2),
433, 434, 456(2) Mass.
6262 Hale, Thomas — 153 N.Y.
2650 Hale, Thomas Wright — 136, 150(2), 214(3), 424(2) N.H.
5420 Hale, Walter Stearns — 63, 405, 493 N.Y.
4060 Hale, William Bayard— 220 Ind.
5721 Hall, Alexander Mitchell, 2nd — 429 N.Y.
352 Hall, Benjamin Elihu — 153, 293, 407, 506, 548 N.Y.
2021 Hall, Bordman — 215 Mass.
2081 Hall, Charles Lauder — 216 Cal.
3989 Hall, Clarence Loines — 116, 183 Conn.
504 Hall, Clayton Colman — 16, 50, 115, 132, 133, 266, 366, 367,
453, 484, 508(2), 509(2), 543 Md.
3961 Hall, David Allen — 247 R.L
2060 Hall, Dudley— 215, 393, 429, 505, 506(2) N.Y.
5492 Hall, Edward Simmons — 508 N.Y.
3331 Hall, Frank Gardner — 198 Mass.
3080 Hall, George Eli — 216 Cal.
517 Hall, George Franklin— 64, 134, 215, 310, 348, 363(3),
429 Mass.
Hall, George Purdy — 391 N.Y.
, Hall, George Robinson — 199 Mass.
2545 Hall, Harrison Coburn— 57, 58, 212, 215, 232, 427, 436 Mass.
899 Hall, Harry Newbury— 445 III.
3888 Hall, Henry— 216 »3TASS'
4714 Hall, Henry Benbrooke— 215, 328 m't"
3306 Hall, Henry Harrington— 489 N.J.
3352 Hall, Henry Lyon— 216 Mass-
3270 Hall, Henry Orville— 215(4), 271, 272, 327(2), 385 D.C.
623

29552220

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
3245 Hall, John Henry — 116, 183 Conn.
896 Hall, Lemuel Ruggles — 153, 214, 407(3), 459, 469, 524, 530,
547, 548, 557, 561, 565, 567, 568(2) III.
1085 Hall, Lewis — 44(2), 98 N.Y.
534 Hall, Lewis Colman — 18(2), 114, 169, 173, 229, 287, 327,
337, 392, 393, 475, 509 Mass. and N.Y.
2809 Hall, Maurice Arthur — 216 Cal.
3984 Hall, Nelson Read — 247, 392 R.I.
4322 Hall, Oliver — 216 Mass.
418 Hall, Peter Penn-Gaskell — 26, 367 Pa.
4546 Hall, Samuel Stickney — 215 N.J.
924 Hall, Thomas William — 16, 115, 132, 366, 367, 509 Md.
3690 Hall, Victor Joseph — 216 Cal.
2687 Hall, Warren Vail — 267 D.C.
1687 Hall, William Carvel — 63, 92, 198, 215, 216, 285, 320, 322,
401, 412, 460, 556 D.C.
4333 Hall, William Hunt, Jr. — 508 N.Y.
4327 Hall, William Penn-Gaskell — 367 Pa.
3715 Hall, William Stickney — 398 Mass.
4102 Hallowell, Thomas Jewett — 58, 59, 401 N.Y.
1522 Halsey, Charles Thompson Day — 126 N.J.
2357 Halsey, Edmund Tryon — 217 Ky.
18 Halsey, Harlan Page — 350, 461, 481, 483 N.Y.
17 Halsey, Henry Augustus — 126, 217, 350, 461, 481, 483 N.Y.
3573 Halsey, Lewis — 217 Ky.
3840 Halsey, Samuel Armstrong — 217 N.J.
2087 Halsey, William Armstrong — 217 N.j.
1 191 Halsey, William Lafon — 217 Ky.
1176 Halsted, David Crane — 126(2), 350(2), 461(2), 559 N.Y.
1177 Halsted, Edward Bayard — 126(2), 350(2), 461(2), 559 N.Y.
4004 Halsted, Pennington — 350 N.Y.
3790 Hambleton, Frank Sherwood — 218 Md.
5283 Hambleton, Thomas Edward — 218 Md.
151 Hamersley, James Hooker — 202, 218, 302, 393 497(2) N.Y.
5246 Hamersley, Louis Gordon — 218 N.Y.
587 Hamersley, William — 142, 218 Conn.
1026 Hamilton, Charles William — 218(2) Neb.
177 Hamilton, Alexander — 418 N.Y.
4059 Hamilton, Alexander — 218 Ind.
1025 Hamilton, Frank Tiernan — 218(2) Neb.
5729 Hamilton, Harry Fuller — 218 Vt.
4509 Hamilton, Henry DeWitt — 445 N.Y.
3234 Hamilton, Henry Nicoll — 418 N.Y.
4977 Hamilton, Irenus Kittredge, Jr. — 549 Conn.
6130 Hamlen, Arthur Byron — 218 N.Y.
5623 Hamlin, Albert Church— 5, 9, 58, 115, 175, 319, 389, 530 N.Y.
2558 Hamlin, Charles Sumner — 218 Mass.
2399 Hammett, Clarence Sherman — 428 Ga.
1982 Hammond, Andrew Goodrich— 351, 375 Conn.
5060 Hammond, Edward — 219 Md.
743 Hammond, Lyman Dresser— 16, 151(2), 218, 310, 336, 455,
484 III.
4227 Hammond, Samuel— 94, 137, 154, 174, 43o, 500 Mass.
2514 Hammond, William Buehler— 218 Pa.
2994 Hammond, Winthrop — 103 Mass.
4255 Hance, Irwin Howell — 219 N.J.
624

roll of members
4254 Hance, William White— 7, 159, 219, 258, 386(2), 387(2),
493, 500, 501 N.J.
4569 Hancock, James Etchberger — 219 Md.
691 Hand, Billings Learned — 45, 141, 291, 293 N.Y.
5288 Handy, John Custis— 219 Md.
4833) Hanna, Charles Augustus— 315 Neb.
6357 Hanson, Henry Hall— 303 N.H.
6353 Hanson, Stacy Locke — 303 N.H.
5371 Harbeson, Frank O'Ferrell — 43 Cal.
3515 Harden, Alfred Dearing — 21 Ga.
1197 Harden, Edward Thomas — 21(2), 356 Cal.
650 Hardie, Francis Hunter — 133, 468, 495(2), 568 D.C.
639 Hardie, Joseph Cuyler— 133, 197, 468, 491, 492, 495(2), 568 D.C.
4039 Harding, George Chamberlain — 93 N.Y.
3373 Harding, Hammond Lee — 546 N.Y.
3843 Hardwick, Charles Cheever — 339 N.J.
900 Hardy, Cyrus Austin — 89(2), 118(2) III.
4675 Hargitt, Robert Palmer — 50, 504, 560 Ohio
4723 Hargreaves, Fred Wells — 55 Minn.
4679 Harlow, Arthur Franklin — 166 Mass.
5469 Harlow, John Bradford — 59 Mass.
5253 Harmar, William Wurts — 474 Pa.
2226 Harmon, Ralph Gilbert — 221 Mass.
1979 Harral, Edward Wright — 519 Conn.
1248 Harral, George — 82, 167, 245, 353, 478, 482, 507, 518,
519 N.Y.
5885 Harriman, Edward Avery — 18 Conn.
55 Harriman, Francis Cottenet — 265, 418(2), 492, 495, 496 N.Y.
127 Harriman, William Edward — 265, 418, 492, 495, 497, 568 N.Y.
4991 Harrington, Arthur Clark — 33, 40, 44, 65, 106, 109, 174,
221(2), 480, 511, 546 Me.
2116 Harrington, Charles — 30, 52(2), 53, 65, 106, 121(2), 227,
301, 532 Mass.
5899 Harrington, Ernest Stone — 539 R.L
5158 Harrington, Harrison Loring — 136, 186, 342 Mass.
3441 Harris, Alfonso Scott — 221 Mass.
2022 Harris, Charles — 338 Mass.
4469 Harriss Clinton Gardner — 66 Pa.
4529 Harris, Credo Fitch — 175 Ky.
3642 Harris, Frederick — 104 Mass.
5877 Harris, Galen Moses — 104 N.Y.
2942 Harris, James Louis — 559 N.H.
4913 Harris, Norman Wait — 222 III.
5076 Harris, Walter St. George— 16, 17, 18, 222, 353, 404,
471 Conn.
5718 Harris, William Overton — 103, 200, 222, 474(2), 541 Ky.
4486 Harris, Williams Cooper — 64, 141, 222, 234, 357, 538 Mich.
2394 Harrison, Alexander — 547 Conn.
2377 Harrison, Carter Henry— 52(3), 80(2), 89(2), 223(4), 224,
225, 237, 370, 390, 391, 409(3), 432, 565, 566 III.
562 Harrison, Lynde — 547 Conn.
3474 Harrison, Russell B. — 223(2) Ind.
3850 Hart, Albert Bushnell — 225 Mass.
5833 Hart, Alfred Lucius — 297 Conn.
805 Hart, Byerly— 225 Pa.
625

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
1740 Hart, Charles Nelson— 210, 225(2), 307, 347, 348, 351,
380(2), 428, 433, 482, 516, 517, 519 CoLO-
5874 Hart, Frederic Jones — 224, 225(2) Mo.
4746 Hart, George Thomas — 207(2), 396, 406, 539 R.L
323 Hart, George William — 76(2), 174, 175, 190, 225(2), 229,
319, 406, 519 N.Y.
2192 Hart, Henry Gilbert — 224, 225(2), 229, 278, 307, 422 N.Y.
3898 Hart, Richard Huson — 190, 210, 225(2), 307, 332, 347, 348,
351, 380(2), 428, 433, 482, 516, 517, 519 Colo.
581 Hart, Samuel — 33, 81, 104, 203, 218(2), 225(2), 229, 257,
295, 3", 382, 422, 424(2), 541 Conn.
5730 Hart, Thomas — 225 Pa.
360 Hartley, George Derwent — 340 N.Y.
826 Hartley, Isaac Smithson — 340 Mass.
2208 Hartson, Millard Tracy — 480 Cal. and Wash.
5305 Harvey, Erwin Maurice — 319, 516 Vt.
4504 Harvey, LeRoy — 65 Del.
2513 Harvey, Richard Wistar — 344 Pa.
1096 Hasell, Lewis Cruger — 128, 133 N.Y.
1945 Haseltine, Frank — 197 Pa.
3318 Haskell, Charles Oliver — 395(2) Me.
3093 Haskell, Frank Walsh — 9, 96(2), 119(2), 153, 162, 195,
227, 343, 450(3), 459, 523 N.Y.
1288 Haskell, Frederick Augustus — 308 N.Y.
4905 Haskell, Frederick Tudor— 58 III.
3728 Haskell, Harry Garner — 10 Del.
2660 Haskell, Horace Stewart — 240 Vt.
640 Haskins, Charles Waldo — 227, 255, 489, 503, 515 D.C. and N.Y.
5324 Haskins, Frederic Chandler — 94 Mass.
5870 Haskins, Henry Stanley — 446 N.Y.
1799 Haskins, Leander Miller — 376(2), 475 Mass.
5150 Haskins, Samuel Moody — 227 Cal.
841 Hastings, Henry— 64(2), 134, 411 (3), 425, 426, 454, 539,
543 Mass.
1439 Hastings, Hugh — 270 N.Y.
21 Hatch, Arthur Melvin — 51, 427, 467(2) N.Y.
3516 Hatch, Clarence — 528 Ga. and Mich.
3517 Hatch, Josiah Oakes — 8(2), 28, 31, 36, 48, m, 121, 145,
146, 172, 198, 199, 209, 232, 312, 328, 331, 366, 372,
528, 567 Ga.
1429 Hatcher, Robert Stockwell — 292 D.C.
4578 Hatfield, Abraham, Jr. — 41, 78, 182, 201, 228, 304, 327,
503(2), 507, 509 N-Y.
4056 Hatfield, Henry Reed — 362(2), 406 Pa.
1875 Hatfield, William Henry — 226 N.Y.
1042 Hathaway, Forrest Henry — 30, 271, 272 III. and Vt.
5944 Hathaway, Harry St. Clair — 228 N.J.
3786 Haughton, Richard — 9(2), 19, 56, 58, 59, 112, 262, 293,
333(2), 389, 397, 428, 480, 530(3), 531 Pa.
3802 Haven, William — 8, 12, 13, 23, 49, 100(2), 109, 116, 140,
142, 150, 153, 160, 186(2), 229(2), 242, 255, 295, 367,
426(3), 476, 489, 507, 546, 559(2), 562(2) Iowa
5408 Haviland, Pierson — 556 Minn.
2901 Hawes, Andrew — 477 Me.
2712 Hawes, Emory — 127, 202, 229(2), 255, 476 N.Y.
626

ROLL OF MEMBERS

199
126
6276

3378
4426 3431 1779
23602205 2856 3462
4775 19071986
2702 419
27462128 5698 910

3688 1350
6207 562737o8 5588 510
1362 6272
2092 5021
4545 52143530
2300 2698
4609 33344045 5465
1848
4021 552
3977

Hawes, Gilbert Ray — 229(3) N.Y.
Hawkes, E. McDougall — 323 N.Y.
Hawkins, William Elton — 12, 20(2), 28, 31(2), 66, 69,
91, 156, 164, 183(2), 213, 215, 216(2), 221, 223, 224(2),
230(2), 259(2), 297, 330(2), 356, 377, 401(2), 402, 406,
44i, 45i, 460(2), 465, 486, 487(2), 509(2), 511(2), 534,
551(2) N.Y.
Hawks, Edward Clinton — 175 N.Y.
Hawks, Frederick Elliot — 28, 38, 52, 119(2), 230(2), 265,
280, 346, 421(3), 436, 477, 523 Mass.
Hawks, James Dudley — 8, 63(2), 64, 112, 175, 177, 229, 368,
474, 564 Mich.
Hawks, Joseph Matthew — 88, 544(2) Minn.
Hawks, William Irving — 27, 44, 229, 230, 436 Neb. and N.Y.
Hawley, Walter Augustus — 230 Cal.
Hawxhurst, Arthur — 229, 230, 420 III.
Hay, Charles Cortlandt — 482 N.Y.
Hay, Thomas Robson — 222 Ohio.
Hayden, Charles — 536 Mass.
Hayden, Edward Simeon — 243 Conn.
Hayden, Henry Whiting — 58, 231, 471, 530, 531 N.Y.
Hayden, Horace Edwin — 180, 199, 230(2), 231, 313, 333(2),
360(2), 436, 458, 459, 534 Pa.
Hayden, James Raynor — 58, 231, 471, 530, 531(2) N.Y.
Hayden, William Mozart — 23, 79, 180, 199, 230(2), 231,
313, 333, 360(3), 436, 458, 459, 534 Md.
Haydon, Benjamin Leslie — 475 N.Y.
Hayes, Birchard Austin — 45, 94(2), 102, 115, 119(2), 122,
179, 180, 231, 252, 258, 337, 340, 343, 371, 385, 406, 408,
422, 434, 436, 474, 484, 523, 530(2) Md. and Ohio.
Hayes, Charles Harris — 483 N.J.
Hayes, John — 169(2) Mo.
Hayes, Marshall Crane — 305(2) Cal.
Hayes, Stanley Wolcott — 546 Ind.
Hayes, William Allen — 8, 320 Mass.
Hayes, William Allen, 2nd — 320 Mass.
Haynes, Emory James — 232, 349 Mass. and N.Y.
Haynes, John Randolph — 170 Cal.
Haynes, Nathan Williams — 190 N.J. and Md.
Hays, Edgar Clinton — 332 Mo.
Hays, Eugene Delancy — 499 N.Y.
Hays, James Amenza — 256 Wash.
Hayward, Frank Earle — 431 N.Y.
Hayward, William Eugene — 562
Hazard, Rowland — 232, 403
Hazard, Rowland Gibson — 403
Hazard, Thomas George, Jr.— 160
Hazelton, Gerry Whiting— 374, 434
Hazleton, William Carpenter — 121(2)
Heald, Clarence Edward— 233(2), 238, 271, 331, 449
Healey, David Alden — 5, 155, '95, 203, 204, 233(2), 531
Heathfield, Herbert D'Estemanville— 218, 227, 455, 456,
512(3) t Mass-
Heaton, John Edward— 71(2), 146, 201, 257, 271, 272, 336,
340, 388, 449, 482, 507, 519, 536 Conn.
Hebard, Frederic Schiller— 234, 318 ill,
627

Ind. RI. R.I.RI.
Wis. Vt.
Cal.
Mass.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
5797 Heckman, William Wallace — 393 Mass.
4401 Hedgecock, William Edgar — 432 Mo.
2944 Hegeman, John Rogers, Jr. — 96 N.Y.
263 Heilner, George Corson — 64, 82, 173, 335(2) N.Y.
6365 Helm, Thomas Kennedy — 296, 379 Ky.
4526 Helmuth, William Tod — 490 N.Y.
535 Hemenway, Fred'k Trowbridge — 103(2), 119, 234, 476,
484 Mass.
4735 Hemphill, Robert William, Jr. — 199 Mich.
6352 Henderson, Harry Preston — 539 N.H.
2198 Hendrick, Calvin Wheeler — 545 N.Y.
6077 Hendrick, Herring de la Porte — 142 Md.
5441 Hendrick, John Buford — 104 Ky.
5432 Hendrick, John Buford, Jr. — 104 Ky.
6377 Henry, C. S. Ashby — 15 Pa.
6187 Henry, Charles Seton, 2nd — 49 N.Y.
4106 Henry, George Farnam — 253 Iowa.
670 Henry, James Malcom — 181(2) D.C.
64 Henry, John Francis, Jr. — 189, 235 N.Y.
5241 Henry, John Porter — 75, 90(2), 268, 317, 381, 393, 417,
434(2), 435(2), 510(2) Mo.
643 Henry, John William — 126, 181 D.C.
274 Henry, William Barrett — 189, 235 N.Y.
3737 Henshaw, Joseph Greene — 202 R.L
6117 Hering, Oswald Constantin — 12(2), 61, 108, 153, 172(4),
320, 354, 361, 434, 526, 539 N.Y.
148 Herman, John Armstrong — 14 N.Y. and Pa.
1086 Herrick, Charles William — 293 N.Y.
6105 Herrick, Samuel — 153 D.C.
5049 Herron, Rufus Hills — 529(3) Cal.
3080 Hersey, Alfred Henry — 233 Mass.
1789 Hersey, Dudley Hall — 379 Minn.
1783 Hersey, Roscoe Freeman — 379 Minn.
6016 Hertzog, Walter Sylvester — 236 Cal.
5656 Hess, Frank Jusdon — 351 N.Y.
6170 Hewett, Henry Ball — 186 Ky.
2992 Hewins, James — 2, 228, 369 Mass.
2926 Hewit, James Hillhouse— 319 Mo.
6139 Heylman, Henry Budelman — 479 N.Y.
1034 Heywood, Henry Brady — 489 Neb. and Ind.
994 Hibbard, Homer Nash — 456 III.
4107 Hibben, Paxton Patteson — 155 Ind.
2063 Hicks, Benjamin Doughty — 237(2), 420, 529 N.Y.
5651 Hicks, De Forest — 237 N.Y.
5070 Hicks, Evelyn Pierpont — 237 N.Y.
2064 Hicks, Frederick Cocks — 237, 420 N.Y.
3817 Hicks, Lewis Wilder — 93, 95, 151, 206, 337, 291, 294, 359,
363, 371(2), 475, 479, 525, 552 Mass.
4171 Hicks, Samuel Chudleigh — 217, 244 N.Y.
5569 Hidden, Walter — 489(2) R.L
41 1 9 Higgins, Edward Everett — 141 N.Y.
1896 Higgins, Frederick Alden — 58 N.Y.
2156 Higgins, George — 367 N.H.
6267 High, Everett Nelson — 334 Ohio.
2576 Hill, Charles Borland— 238 N.Y.
628

ROLL OF MEMBERS
6194 Hill, Clarence Edward — 2, 21(2), 113, 118, 209(2), 238(2),
291(4), 373, 473, 526, 543, 559 Mass.
3496 Hill, Edward Marcy — 238 Mass.
4046 Hill, Edwin Allston — 160, 274(2), 275 D.C.
3287 Hill, Frederic Stanhope— 48 Mass.
1139 Hill, Henry Benjamin — 30, 75, 173, 215, 216, 327, 392(2),
410, 432(2), 479, 505(2), 526(3) N.Y. and Minn.
3495 Hill, Henry Horace — 238 Mass.
2144 Hill, Howard Fremont — 3(2), 159, 238 N.H.
3466 Hill, James Frank — 397 Mass.
2632 Hill, John Boynton — 32(2), 38, 68, 132(2), 220, 252, 288,
319, 44o, 524, 525(2), 532 Mo.
4995 Hill, John Creagh — 543 Minn.
3032 Hill, John Fremont — 25(2), 57, 58, 128, 163(2), 171(2),
186, 194, 198, 219, 238, 294, 320(2), 350(2), 367, 39P2),
411, 427, 502(2), 534 Me.
3683 Hill, John Philip— 3, 24, 239(2), 362, 399, 401, 454, 520 Md.
1502 Hill, John Whipple — 2, 75, 173, 216, 327, 432, 505, 526(2) III.
1114 Hill, Lew Cass — 20, 238, 337, 340, 415, 532 Mass.
2462 Hill, Malcom Westcott — 90, 179, 223, 264, 265, 522 Md.
3891 Hill, Norman Alan — 90, 179, 223, 264, 265, 522 Md.
5686 Hill, Ralph Waldo Snowden — 62 D.C.
1586 Hill, Robert Cormer — 31, 49(2), 95, 143(3), 197, 237, 496,
529, 558 N.Y.
1853 Hill, Wallace Morrell — 105 N.J.
5891 Hill, William Carroll — 329 Mass.
1133 Hill, William Squier — 2, 216, 432, 479, 505, 526(2) N.Y.
4340 Hilles, William Samuel — 304 Del.
1 181 Hillhouse, Charles Betts — 492 N.Y.
50 Hillhouse, Francis — 49, 103, 319,. 492, 495 N.Y.
4814 Hilliard, Elisha Clinton — 441 Conn.
5419 Hills, John Albert — 158, 159, 191 N.Y.
3225 Hills, Joseph Lawrence — 5, 64, 151 Vt.
4657 Hills, Ralph Warren — 239 D.C.
4929 Hills, Thomas Lawrence — 5 Vt.
3842 Hills, William, Jr. — 239 N.J.
1094 Hills, William Ellery — 239 N.Y.
4014 Hinchman, Frederick Barnard — 518 N.Y.
3608 hlncken, cort roadside — 311 n.y.
3106 Hinckley, Nathaniel Bent — 240 Minn.
1849 Hinckley, Sylvester Baxter — 109, 562 Mass.
4234 Hinman, Edward Chauncey — 5 Mich.
4755 Hitchcock, James Ripley Wellman— 19, 58, 59, 64, 95, 105,
115, 116, 122, 237, 241, 356, 382, 388, 420 N.Y.
4228 Hitchcock, Thomas Barnes — 241 Mass.
42 Hoadley, James Henry— 239, 485 N.Y.
3200 Hobbs, Franklin Warren — 200 Mass.
1815 Hobson, Henry Wise — 301, 403, 417 Colo.
4641 Hodgdon, Alexander Lewis — 536 Md.
4978 Hodgdon, Anderson Dana — 536 Md.
933 Hodges, Alfred— 189, 190, 243(3), 386, 387(2) N.Y.
1707 Hodges, George — 445 Mass.
2298 Hoes, Roswell Randall — 367 R.I.
121 Hoff, John Van Rensselaer— 198, 496 N.Y.
3323 Hoffman, Charles Frederick— 243 N.Y.
629

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

3628
29436257
4033 6021 2185) 6032)
58861991
4434 5811 1359
4431 1119
1226
6049
5237
4985 5390
3130 1 100
2463 3475 5614
4271 55H16351729
32475922
4829 5689
3343
4617 2243 556761023583 5000
5184
4698 1840
4903 39063697

Hoffman, Eugene Augustus — 243(3) N.Y.
Hoffman, Richard Curzon — 208, 219 Md.
Hoffman, Samuel Verplanck — 37(2), 127, 164(2), 204,
243(3), 386, 387, 418, 444, 457, 492(2), 496, 497, 498,
500(2), 501 N.Y. and N.J.
Hoffman, William Mitchell Vail — 243 N.Y.
Hoge, Peyton Harrison — 89, 223, 391, 566 Ky.
Hoge, Peyton Harrison, Jr. — 89, 223, 391, 566 Ky.
Holbrook, Clark — 244 N.Y.
Holbrook, Harry Sherman — 15, 65, 244, 256, 364, 365 Mo.
Holbrook, Levi — 25, 78, 167, 173, 194, 200, 212(2), 227, 238,
244, 337(2), 358, 396(2), 397(2), 4H, 521, 526, 528,
529, 548 Mass. and N.H.
Holcombe, Harold Goodwin — 465 Conn.
Holcombe, John Marshall — 67, 82, 95, 191, 210, 211, 234,

583

244 35i, 371, 382, 464, 465, 502, 503, 516, 534 Conn.
Holden, Edward Packard — 516 N.J.
Holden, Edward Packard, Jr. — 516 N.j.
Holden, Edward Singleton — 16, 48, 163, 244, 407 Cal.
Holden, Horace — 244 N.J.
Holden, Joshua Bennett — 84(3), 280, 399, 443 Mass.
Holden, William — 245 Mass.
Holden, William Henry — 416 Mich.
Holladay, Alexander Randolph — 52 Va.
Holladay, Charles Bolling — 52 Del.
Holladay, Edmund Burke — 127 Cal.
Holland, Alexander — 245 N.Y.
Holland, John Butterfield — 82, 245, 365 N.Y.
Holland, Joseph — 82, 245, 365 N.Y.
Holliday, Jacquelin Smith — 235 Ind.
Holliday, John Hampden, Jr. — 299 Ind.
Holliday, William Post — 245 Mich.
hollingsworth, wllliam irving — 245 cal.
Hollingsworth, William Wharton — 87 Pa.
hollingsworth, zachary taylor — 476 mass.
Hollister, Horace Edward Tompkins — 245 Mo.
Holloway, Charles Thomas — 478 N.Y.
Holly, James Kissam — 529 N.Y.
Hollyday, Guy Tilghman Orme — 35 Md.
Holman, Charles Bradley — 246 Mass.
Holmes, Daniel Franklin — 247 R.L
Holmes, Edwin Thomas — 153, 399 N.Y.
Holmes, George Henry — 115 R.L
Holmes, Samuel Spelman — 247 III.
Holmes, William Boyd — 135(2), 246, 247 Mass.
Holmes, William H. Appleton — 149 N.Y.
Holstein, Otto — 197 N.Y. and Ky.
Holt, Frank Ward — 109(2), 508, 509(2) Mich.
Holt, Henry Peter Renoux — 64, 141, 447 D.C.
Holt, John Howland — 247
Holton, Henry Dwight — 212, 247(2)
Homer, William Bradford — 33(2), 46(2), 49(2), 79, 80(2),
95, 116, 146, 150, 180, 198, 199(2), 241(2), 242(3), 256,
264, 280, 282, 295, 347, 396, 397, 434, 441, 449(2), 450,
458(3), 485, 5", 537, 546
Hooker, Edward Williams — 195, 307, 519, 537
630

R.L
Vt.

Mo.
Conn.

ROLL OF MEMBERS
5164 Hooker, Thomas, Jr. — 562 Conn.
4464 Hooker, Thomas Williams — 519 Conn.
4613 Hoopes, Wilford Lawrence — 248 R.L
3205 Hopkins, Alfred Francis — 67, 271, 332, 340 D.C.
632 Hopkins, Archibald— 249(3), 257(2) D.C.
2404 Hopkins, Bedford Brown— 44(2) Wis.
6215 Hopkins, Constant Church — 99, 153, 382, 439, 472, 480 III.
5340 Hopkins, Eustis Langdon — 12, 13(2), 140, 153, 216, 427 N.Y.
4205 Hopkins, Forest — 249 III.
3073 Hopkins, George Hiram — 248 Mich.
5983 Hopkins, Granville Bowdle — 360 Md.
3206 Hopkins, Neville Monroe — 67, 271, 332, 340 D.C.
149 Hopkinson, Edward — 250 N.Y. and Pa.
4173 Hoppin, FIamilton Louis — 42, 45, 47, 107(2), 137, 138,
155, 158, 161, 189, 191, 228, 248, 252, 255(2), 262, 264, 275,
307, 313, 39i, 440, 476, 494, 534, 54i, 562 N.Y.
4174 Hoppin, Samuel Howland — 42, 45, 47, 107(2), 137, 1-55,
158, 161, 189, 191, 228, 248, 252, 255(2), 262, 264, 275,
307, 313, 39i, 440, 476, 494, 534, 54i, 562 N.Y.
4962 Hopping, Allen Tilton — 250 N.Y.
4945 Hopping, Andrew Howard — in, 151, 217, 250, 261 N.Y.
1868 Hord, Arnold Harris — 12, 14(2), 15(2), 69, 190, 222(3),
470, 483, 514, 522 D.C.
2813 Horner, Alfred Byrne — 47, 76, 161, 182(2), 474 D.C.
4567 Horner, Inman — 182 Pa.
1321 Hornor, Caleb Wright — 454(2) Pa.
144 Hornor, William Macpherson — 23, 43, 182, 285, 312(2),
318(2), 402, 403, 454, 457, 480 N.Y. and Pa.
6379 Hornor, William Macpherson, Jr. — 403 Pa.
5480 Horton, Elias Quereau — 250 D.C.
668 Horton, William Edward — 9, 107, 250, 442, 560 D.C. and N.Y.
248 Hosmer, Edward Sturges — 78, 247, 389, 465, 482, 519 N.Y.
4137 Hosmer, James Ray — 229, 250 N.Y.
1618 Hosmer, Jerome Carter — 89, 90, 116, 117, 250, 253, 291, 322,
367(2), 382 Mass.
2044 Hotchkin, Walter Bryant — 9 N.Y.
1985 Hotchkiss, Henry Lucius — 415 Conn.
4789 Hotchkiss, Henry Stuart — 484 Conn.
4263 Hough, Benjamin Kent — 22 Mass.
467 Hough, Oliver — 21, 109, 127, 220, 225, 246, 251, 269, 533,
535 pA-
1448 Houghton, Clement Stevens — 251 Mass.
3221 Houghton, George Clarke — 436 N.Y.
525 Houghton, Henry Oscar — 2, 55, 146, 251(4), 286, 353, 505,
506, 527, 536 Mass.
537 Houghton, Henry Oscar, Jr. — 146, 251, 353, 505, 506, 527 Mass.
2425 Houghton, James Clay — 251(4), 353, 505, 536 Vt.
3165 Houghton, John Paul — 5, 9, 56, 57, 58, 63, 112, 122, 247,
262, 333, 44o Pa.
2676 Houghton, William Addison — 21, 31, 65, 71, 121(2), 167,
181, 236, 251(2), 252, 316, 384, 396, 406, 415, 468, 522,
535 Me.
5231 Houston, Allen Polk — 160, 377 III.
5608 Houston, De Verne Cary — 69, 107, 321(2), 366, 500 Mo.
5606 Houston, Edward Maxwell — 321 (2) Mo.
5609 Houston, Junius Wilson — 69, 107, 321(2), 366, 500 Mo.
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2648 Houston, Samuel Frederic — 552(2), 558 Pa.
452 Houston, William Churchill — 325, 438 Pa.
3384 How, John Gordon — 173 , N.Y.
2306 Howard, Charles Edward Nason — 37, 302, 331, 497 Minn.
5147 Howard, Edwin Grant — 325 Cal.
2738 Howard, Harry Morton — 253 Mass.
3389 Howard, Harry Stinson — 5, 10, 83, 166, 253, 353, 503, 531,
544 Vt.
4466 Howard, John Duvall — 99 Md.
1002 Howard, Leland O. — 191, 373, 517 D.C.
488 Howard, McHenry — 4(2), 51, 77, 99(2), 122, 158, 191(3),
213, 269, 280, 302, 303(4), 334, 342, 376, 406, 407, 466(3),
517 Md.
3905 Howard, Oliver Otis— 253 Vt.
133 Howard, William Coleman — 249, 267, 298, 470, 478, 564 N.Y.
3860 Howard-Martin, Edmund — 317, 449 N.Y.
6036 Howe, Charles Luke — 10, 11, 82, 133, 155, 221, 252, 256,
353, 368(2), 369, 388, 394(2), 408, 481(2), 548(2), 549,
553 N.H.
3226 Howe, Edward Jenkins — 16 Mass.
1219 Howe, Edward Willard — 16, 18, 75, 119, 180, 256, 291, 292,
332, 337, 368, 396, 535, 536(4) Mass.
2456 Howe, George Allaire — 536 Pa.
2960 Howe, George Rowland — 253 N.J.
2101 Howe, Herbert Marshall — 131, 185, 253, 307, 363, 365,
542 Pa.
4356 Howe, John Bigelow — 44 N.Y.
5422 Howell, Benjamin Franklin — 254 N.J.
4527 Howell, Charles Fish — 254 N.Y.
2878 Howell, Edwin Albro — 254(2), 394, 520 N.Y.
1482 Howell, Gilbert — 254(2) N.Y.
78 Howell, Henry Wilson, Jr. — 254, 500 N.Y.
329 Howell, William — 254(2) N.Y.
124 Howes, Frederic Reuben — 254 N.Y.
4435 Howland, Carver — 254 Cal.
890 Howland, Charles Warren — 27, 383, 562 Mass.
513 Howland, Daniel Webster — 27, 383, 562 Mass.
3253 Howland, Shepard — 255 Mass.
1680 Hoyt, Albert Ellis — 240, 519, 547 N.Y.
3321 Hoyt, Charles Wentworth — 5, 61, 153, 529, 534, 538 N.Y.
2008 Hoyt, Edward Corse — 39(2), 246, 256, 374 Conn.
1673 Hoyt, Henry S. — 302 N.Y.
1517 Hoyt, Sam'l Roosevelt Johnson— 39(2), 256(2), 268, 374 Iowa.
1105 Hoyt, William Edwin — 5, 61, 153, 534 N.Y.
811 Hubbard, Adolphus Skinner — 256(2), 257 N.H.
4191 Hubbard, Elijah Kent, Jr. — 16 Conn.
5649 Hubbard, Ernest Valentine — 552 N.Y.
1107 Hubbard, Gardiner Greene — 231, 295, 554(2) D.C.
2414 Hubbard, John Erastus — 48, 256, 441 Vt.
3328 Hubbard, Paul Mascarene — 257, 318 Mass.
4294 Hubbard, Phineas— 57, 67, 88, 114, 119(2), 127, 153(2),
171(2), 173, 179, 180, 313, 356, 363, 291(2), 332, 342(2),
355, 368, 379, 401, 402, 4", 4*2(6), 436(2), 456, 458,
502, 510(2), 523 , , Mass.
5509 Hubbard, Ralph Hustace— 16, 30, 46, 51(2), 78, 125, 165,
185, 199, 243, 256, 265, 309(2), 3", 334, 380, 387, 388(2),
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395(2), 425, 433, 449, 466, 484, 526, 527, 542, 552, 553,
561 N.Y.
3723 Hubbard, Robert Morris — 257 Mo.
4005 Hubbard, Walter Comstock — 30, 51(2), 78, 256, 334, 380,
449, 552, 553 N.Y.
6319 Hubbard, Wilbur Ross — 514 Md.
5980 Hubbard, Wilbur Watson — 514 Md.
1462 Hubbell, Charles Buckley — 74 N.Y.
2339 Hubbell, Frederick Cooper — 257 Iowa.
2199 Hubbell, Frederick Marion — 257 Iowa.
359 Hubbell, Henry Wilson — 54, 78, 170, 176, 245, 257(3),
353, 365, 428, 478, 482, 507, 518, 519 N.Y.
4738? Hudnut, Alexander Malieu — 7, 9, n, 53, 164, 181, 185,
47855 312, 374, 431, 495, 552, 553(2) N.Y. & N.J.
4562 Huidekoper, Frederic Louis — 429 D.C.
673 Huidekoper, Frederick Wolters — 74, 166(2), 245, 323(2),
428, 429(2) D.C.
3163 Huidekoper, Wallis — 428 Pa.
5993 Huie, William Henry Thompson — 42, 182, 393, 431 Cal.
2378 Hulbert, Edmund Daniel — 258, 263, 436, 448, 518, 546, 563 III.
182 Hulbert, Henry Carleton — 31, 32, 54, 64, 158(2), 258, 383,
421, 430, 482, 543, 544 N.Y.
3784 Hull, Frederick Marcus, Jr. — 207 Ga.
1670 Hull, George Huntington — 259 N.Y.
1628 Hull, James Wells — 17, 51, 141(2), 158, 179, 189, 190(2),
202, 233, 255, 259, 272, 313, 330, 357(2), 460, 476, 502,
512, 524, 537 Mass.
6256 Hull, Jep Rucker — 429 Ga.
4554 Hull, John Baker Thompson — 23 Md.
4247 Hull, John Charles Fremont — 259, 420 Cal.
5631 Hull, Louis Kossuth — 562 Minn.
1256 Humason, Virgil Pettibone — 47 N.Y.
4879 Hume, Edgar Erskine — 26(2), 53, 72, 127, 151, 242, 259(2),
342, 386, 439(2), 498, 534 Ky.
1030 Humphrey, Charles Frederick — 260 Neb.
5131 Humphrey, Henry Clay — 287 Vt.
5133 Humphrey, William Jerome — 287 Vt.
305 Humphreys, Frank Landon — 15*3, 260, 293 N.Y. and N.J.
857 Humphreys, Frederick H. — 260 N.J.
3569 Hundley, John Barret — 29 Ky.
1595 Hungerford, Charles Stuart — 260 N.Y.
617 Hungerford, Clarence Catlin — 502 Conn.
3925 Hungerford, Newman — 502 Conn.
4374 Hungerford, Victor William — 260 N.Y.
6211 Hunnewell, William Bowne — 12, 27, 227(2), 235, 260,
303, 401, 479, 485, 538 Cal.
3546 Hunt, Arthur Kinsman — 7, 8, 13, 35, 54, 63, 64, 67,
108, 121, 140, 153, 157, 181, 201, 220, 242, 245, 251, 261(2),
265(2), 283, 298, 310(2), 327, 332, 357, 361, 368(3), 371,
376, 378, 401, 402, 405, 485, 516, 521, 527, 528, 533, 538,
545(2), 546, 547, 549 Me-
1718 Hunt, Henry Warren — 181, 330(2), 331 Mass.
4887 Hunt, Nathaniel Francis — 260 Mass.
4727 Hunt, Philip Barstow — 516 Minn.
3207 Hunt, Ridgely — 302 N.Y.
4652 Hunt, Ridgely, Jr. — 492 N.Y.
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918 Hunt, Samuel Furman — 43, 53, 56, 246, 247, 261 Md. and Ohio.
4892 Hunt, Wetmore— 278 Mich.
3903 Hunter, Edward — 361 Minn.
678 Hunter, Richard Stockton — 454 Pa.
1900 Huntington, Charles Richards — 5, 53, 64, 101, 335, 363, 333,
384, 480 N.Y.
1989 Huntington, Frederick Jabez — 113, 331, 363(3), 314, 484,
554 Conn.
3488 Huntington, Henry Alonzo — 539 III.
5389 Huntington, Henry Edwards — 105, 363(3) Cal.
3707 Huntting, Teunis Dimon — 191, 337, 341 N.Y.
815 Hurd, Charles Russell — 80 Mass.
5863 Hurd, Edward Augustus — 80 Mass.
1403 Hurd, Ethan Osborn — 240(2), 262, 263(2), 281, 331, 353(2),
525 Ohio.
2196 Hurd, Harold — 80 N.Y.
287 Hurd, Rukard — 240(2), 262, 263(2), 281, 331, 353, 525 N.Y. and
Minn.
3147 Hurlbutt, John Henry — 258, 263 Conn.
6316 Hurst, John Edward — 419 Md.
5243 Hurty, Frank Walker— 505 Minn.
4373 Huse, Arthur Hosmer — 384 Me.
737 Huse, Hiram Augustus — 122 Vt.
985 Huse, Robert Selden — 96, 104, 382, 423, 558 N.Y.
4548 Hutchings, DeWitt Vermelye — 499, 500 Cal.
4772 Hutchings, George Long — 307 N.J.
4989 Hutchings, Henry Matthias — 240 Mass.
1 143 Hutchins, Charles Lewis — 263 Mass.
6198 Hutchins, Harry Walter — 241 Ohio
5227 Hutchins, James Calhoun — 527 III.
2267 Hutchinson, Gary Talcott — 391 N.Y.
4688 Hutchinson, Charles Edward — 515 N.J.
417 Hutchinson, Charles Hare — 428 Pa.
5975 Hutchinson, Charles Lyman — 116 Me.
4896 Hutchinson, Edward Bryant — 555 Mass.
3258 Hutton, Arthur Lefferts — 492 N.Y.
5716 Hutton, William Henry Harrison, Jr. — 269 Mich.
71 Hyatt, Frank Stanley — 264 N.Y.
5313 Hyatt, Jesse Middleton — 106 D.C.
4876 Hyde, Alvan Waldo — 504 Conn.
2472 Hyde, Clarence Melville — 307 N.Y.
785 Hyde, Edwin Francis — 307 N.Y.
1733 Hyde, Frank Charles — 125 Mass.
4256 Hyde, Frederic Bulkeley — 316 D.C.
653 Hyde, Frederick Erastus — 307 N.Y.
1885 Hyde, James Clarence — 264, 537 N.Y.
2028 Hyde, James Nevins — 307, 531 III.
1367 Hyde, Raymond Newton — 264, 537 N.Y.
5200 Hyde, Samuel Meade — 307 N.Y.
2868 Hyde, Thomas — 35, 472 D.C.
2004 Hyde, William Waldo — 64 Conn.

634

ROLL OF MEMBERS

I

4684 Ide, Robert Leonard — 265 N.Y.
5443 Iglehart, Iredell Waddell — 92 Md.
5286 Iglehart, James Davidson — 438 Md.
3202 Inches, George Brimmer — 99(3), 105, 108, 143(2), 189, 231,
245, 247(2), 262(4), 306, 307, 321, 343, 349, 357(2),
368(3), 374, 389, 447, 457, 464, 465, 496, 519, 538, 558 Mass.
5151 Ingalese, Richard — 324 Cal.
2178 Ingalls, Phineas Henry — 443 Conn.
1990 Ingersoll, Charles Anthony — 516 Conn.
570 Ingersoll, Colin Macrae, Jr. — 112, 160, 207, 265, 382, 383,
516 Conn.
1 141 Ingersoll, Edward Payson — 544 N.Y. and Cal.
1952 Ingham, William Henry — 254, 265, 273 Pa,
4210 Ingraham, Phcenix — 293 N.Y.
2972 Ingraham, William Moulton — 32, 89, 355 Me.
3114 Ingraham, William Shurtleff — 14, 72, 75, 271, 333(2),
530 Conn.
5506 Innes, William Theodore — 296 N.Y.
354 Innis, Hasbrouck — 43, 49, 144(3), 152(2), 227, 362, 468(2) N.Y.
5599 Iredell, Charles Jones — 555 Ohio.
4760 Iredell, James Wilkens, Jr. — 555 Ohio.
2723 Irish, Edward Shaw — 102(2), 266, 512 Colo.
3042 'Irving, Cortlandt — 527 N.Y.
3308 Irving, Washington — 6 N.J.
2251 Irwin, John Vosburgh — 310 N.Y.
104 Isham, Charles — 50, 81, 92, 95, 145(2), 179, 180, 436,
437 N.Y. and Conn.
4193 Isham, Norman Morrison — 44, 82(2), 92, 95, 146, 162, 179,
180(2), 266(2), 305, 315, 337, 375, 382, 438, 441, 498,
500, 507, 508, 516, 528(2), 543 R.I.
5234 Israel, Rogers — 77 Md.
3513 Ives, Anson Jesse — 120 Ga.
6045 Ives, Anson Jesse, Jr. — 120 Ga.
709 Ives, Francis Joseph — 119, 179(3), '80, 200, 278, 436(2),
469 N.Y.
1833 Ives, Marvin Allen — 222, 266, 307, 327, 339, 456 III.
1884 Ives, Ralph Olmsted— 267 N.Y.

401 Jackson, Alfred Baury — 5, 235, 460 N.Y.
1909 Jackson, Arthur Eugene — 266 Mass.
4943 Jackson, Daniel Dana — 267 N.Y.
6395 Jackson, Donald— 207 R.L
2823 Jackson, Edward Fisher — 16, 100, 136, 188, 265, 266, 267(2),
33i, 336, 337, 34i, 344, 348, 4'7, 455, 456(2), 484, 505,
506, 517, 518, 526 Mo.
2822 Jackson, George Edwards — 16, 100, 136, 188, 265, 266,
267(2), 331, 336, 341, 344, 417, 455, 456(2), 484, 505, 506,
517, 518, 526(2) Mo.
6022 Jackson, George Murdock — 266 Mo.
635

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
5929 Jackson, Henry Greene — 207 R.L
1752 Jackson, Henry Rootes — 393 Ga.
722 Jackson, Henry Stedman — 267 N.H.
5238 Jackson, Herbert Worth — 476 Va.
6053 Jackson, Hubert King — 266 Mo.
1886 Jackson, James H. — 64, 267 N.Y.
3698 Jackson, John Day — 231 Conn.
3965 Jackson, Nathaniel Francis — 297, 379, 510, 513 Ga.
161 Jackson, Oswald — 99, 100, 135, 146(2), 211, 213, 292, 303,
428, 540, 559 N.Y.
2756 Jackson, Pearsall Bradhurst — 207, 266, 267(2), 366, 453 N.Y.
1711 Jackson, William — 266 Mass.
4162 Jacob, Donald Robertson — 466 Ky.
4161 Jacob, John I. — 466 Ky.
5222 Jacobs, Elmer Rand — 130(2), 257(2), 293, 374 N.Y.
3635 Jacobs, Henry Barton— 267 Md.
5706 Jacobs, Lawrence Merton — 166 N.Y.
6012 Jacquelin, Sydney Stickney de la Roche — 453 Cal.
3647 Jaggard, Edwin Ames — 541 Minn.
6118 James, Carlton — 248, 377, 453 N.Y.
2376 James, Edmund Jones — 150 III.
5772 James, Howard Kellogg — 34, 242, 275, 286, 291(2), 423,
512, 563 Cal.
6014 James, Richard Leavitt — 291 Cal.
1274 James, Thomas — 11(2), 56, 108, 221, 301(3), 402, 415(3) Mo.
5722 Jameson, Edwin Cornell — 268 N.Y.
2143 Jameson, Winfield Scott — 268, 499, 545 N.H. and Wash.
4898 Janeway, George Harold — 390 Cal.
1610 Janvrin, Joseph Edward — 5, 61, 113, 153, 196, 534 N.Y.
5554 Jardine, John Earle — 75(2) Cal.
4214 Jarves, Deming — 460 Mich.
625 Jarvis, Samuel Fermor — 225, 229 Conn.
5994 Jay, Cassius Milton — 269 Cal.
4510 Jay, John — 410 N.Y.
1024 Jaynes, Fremont Nathan — 4, 30, 38, 44, 57, 58, 59, 64(2),
102, 121(2), 134, 174(3), '75, 176(2), 214, 268(2), 269,
276(2), 301, 305, 319, 333, 396, 397, 413, 450, 456, 512,
526, 531, 567 Neb.
5438 Jeffries, John Temple Lloyd — 9, 10(3), 16, 38, 48, 54(2),
61, 62(2), 94(4), 98, 116, 122, 132, 134, 149, 153, 163(2),
166, 167(2), 190, 191, 194, 199, 207(2), 219, 231, 238,
252, 257, 265, 268(2), 290(2), 295, 299(2), 303, 304, 305,
312, 342, 344, 367, 377, 392, 395(3), 409, 443(3), 450,
455(2), 457, 460, 465, 488, 489(2), 499(3), 548, 554(2),
560, 561(2), 563(3), 567 Mass.
1122 Jenkins, Austin Lowe — 62, 192, 219, 229, 308, 376, 432,
524 Md.
5284 Jenkins, Benjamin Wheeler — 524 Md.
1003 Jenkins, Edmund Fellows — 170 N.Y.
795 Jenkins, Edmund Plowden — 62, 192, 376, 432(2) Md.
506 Jenkins, Edward Austin — 62, 192, 376, 432(2), 524 Md.
1037 Jenkins, Francis deSales — 62, 192, 376, 432(2), 524 Md.
1123 Jenkins, Spalding Lowe — 62, 192, 219, 229, 308, 376, 432,
524 Md.
2126 Jenkins, Thomas Courtney — 191(3), 280, 423(2) Md.
5572 Jenks, Albert Alvin — 269 R.L
636

ROLL OF MEMBERS
2466 Jenks, Almet Francis — 270 N.Y.
6103 Jenks, Chancellor Livingston — 269 III.
2875 Jenks, Edward Watrous — 269 Mich.
845 Jenks, Henry Fitch — 270 Mass.
5445 Jenks, Hiram Cleveland — 269 R-L
3432 Jenks, Nathan — 269 Mich.
5573 Jenks, Robert Rice — 269 R.L
3182 Jenney, Bernard — 270 Mass.
5586 Jenney, Bernard, Jr. — 270 Mass.
2037 Jenney, Herbert — 5, 58, 270 Ohio.
395 Jennings, Albert Gould — 78, 79, 199, 204, 465 N.Y.
1999 Jennings, Arthur Osborne — 204 Conn.
9ll\ Jennings, Oliver Gould— 78, 204 N.Y. and Conn.
3927)
4668 Jennings, Walter — 27, 38, 60(2), 78(3), 79(3), 86, 105,
121, 130, 201, 203, 204(2), 230, 249, 258, 259(2), 277(2),
283, 296, 304(2), 334, 353, 379, 382, 428, 446, 464, 465,
486, 487, 503(3), 507, 509, 519, 520, 536(2) N.Y.
3083 Jerome, John Lathrop — 307 Colo.
2493 Jerome, Thomas Spencer — 217, 431 Mich.
1 821 Jewell, Theodore Frelinghuysen — 41, 446 Md.
5082 Jewett, Richard Dickinson — 270 D.C.
1138 Jewett, Stephen— 19, 45, 54, 55, 58, 59, 104, 175, 256, 278,
291, 319, 328, 382, 397, 480(2), 512, 514, 530, 544 N.Y. and Minn.
2987 Jewett, William Kennon — 19, 58, 59, 104, 105, 121, 262,
277(2), 374, 519, 520 Colo.
2691 Jewett, William Parker— 3(2), 58, 59, 175(3), 445(2),
480(3) Minn.
2433 Jocelyn, Stephen Perry — 271 Vt.
5559 Johnson, Alba Boardman — 45, 227, 273, 280, 443 Pa.
226 Johnson, Bradley Tyler — 487 N.Y. and Md.
2190 Johnson, Charles Alfred — 272 Colo.
4519 Johnson, Charles Hudson — 391 Mass.
3704 Johnson, Charles William Leverett — 273, 295 Md.
1786 Johnson, Charles Williamson — 64(2), 134, 300, 301(2) Minn.
1944 Johnson, Edward Hine — 327 Pa.
2905 Johnson, Elias Henry — 189 Md.
891 Johnson, Emery Walter — 25, 75, 177, 271, 272, 536 Mass.
1444 Johnson, Enoch Stafford — 182(2), 273, 344(3), 398, 561 Mass.
2941 Johnson, Francis Jewett — 56, 272(2), 519, 533 Wis.
4051 Johnson, Frederic Ernest — 201 D.C.
1289 Johnson, Frederick Curtis — 271 N.Y.
5607 Johnson, Frederick Foote — 179 Mo.
1716 Johnson, George Perry — 379 Mass.
4756 Johnson, Hallett — 194 N.Y.
3304 Johnson, Henry Lowry Emilius — 201 D.C.
631 Johnson, James Bowen — 5, 31, 55(3), 194, 271, 272(2) D.C.
904 Johnson, James Gibson — 5, 25(2), 31, 194, 551, 564(3) III.
380 Johnson, Jeremiah Augustus — 194 N.Y.
1713 Johnson, John French — 149, 271 Mass.
1460 Johnson, John Quincy Adams — 390 N.Y.
4090 Johnson, Joseph Burr — 201 D.C.
791 JOhnson, Joseph Horsfall — 271, 327, 519 N.Y.
2497 Johnson, Joseph Taber — 5 D.C.
4439 Johnson, Lucius Warren — 39 D.C.
6001 Johnson, Milbank — 53, 272, 538, 539 Cal.
637

society of colonial wars
4791 Johnson, Oliver Lewis — 293 Conn.
2188 Johnson, Otis Stafford — 273 Colo.
404 Johnson, Stephen Albert — 39, 67, 215, 271, 327(2), 340(2),
422, 456 N.Y.
3836 Johnson, Stephen Seguine — 139 N.J.
5876 Johnson, Tracy Ayres— 481 N.Y.
4136 Johnson, Tristram Burgess — 194 N.Y.
4050 Johnson, William Goodyear — 201 D.C.
3458 Johnson, William Schuyler — 271, 340, 422 N.Y.
2395 Johnston, Christopher — 32, 67(2), 68, 73, 77, 142, 153, 216,
242, 385, 423, 424, 436, 437(2), 453, 454 Md.
6047 Johnston, James Houstoun, II. — 252 Ga.
4739 Johnston, Kenneth Peabody — 363 N.Y.
1290 Johnstone, Francis Upton — 26, 37(2), 128, 133, 272, 273,
507 N.Y.
2266 Johnstone, John — 26, 37, 128, 133, 273, 507 N.Y.
1010 Jones, Alfred Gilpin — 274 Mass.
4067 Jones, Arthur LaFayette — 208, 219, 332 Md.
3857 Jones, Arthur Sidney Herbert — 336 N.Y.
3584 Jones, Charlie Arthur — 274 Mass.
5999 Jones, Charles Colcock — 108 Cal.
2202 Jones, Charles Davies — 181 Ohio.
4371 Jones, Charles Folsom — 178 Me.
420 Jones, Charles Henry — 122, 404(2), 456, 537(2) Pa.
3125 Jones, Charles Herbert — 274, 302 N.Y.
2867 Jones, Charles Landon— 9, 22, 40, 64, 96(2), 119(2), 192,
211, 270, 274, 286(2), 305, 315(2), 343, 375(2), 380, 407,
450(3), 458, 459, 49o, 516, 523 N.Y.
2403 Jones, Charles Louis — 277, 296, 519 Wis.
1 1 90 Jones, David May — 326 Ky.
3°33 Jones, Edward Clarence — 88, 112(2), 160, 312, 462, 559 Me.
5387 Jones, Edward Wadsworth — 540 Cal.
1538 Jones, Francis Fitch — 16 Md. and Ga.
4966 Jones, George Noble — 274 Ga.
1763 Jones, George William — 62, 488 Mass.
1090 Jones, Oliver Livingston — 302 N.Y.
3858 Jones, Oliver Livingston, Jr. — 302 N.Y.
1342 Jones, Paul — 326 Ky.
2651 Jones, Philip Ingraham — 88, 112(2), 160, 312, 462, 559 Me.
435 Jones, Richmond Legh — 404(2), 537(2) Pa.
2819 Jones, Robert Ralston — 231 Ohio.
5890 Jones, Robert Ralston, Jr. — 231 Ohio.
iii Jones, Shipley — 14 N.Y.
4635 Jones, Walter Rysam — 7, 15, 56, 82, 87, 88, 91, 95, 114(2),
122, 186(3), 191, 203, 217, 254(2), 255, 267, 275, 334,
339(2), 340, 343(2), 373(2), 405, 414, 416(2), 417, 420,
453, 454, 458, 476, 478, 479(2), 491, 492, 502(2), 559,
561 N.Y.
4807 Jones, William Worthey — 160 N.H.
2561 Jones, Wylie Brantley — 271 Vt.
41 8 1 Jordan, Charles Philander — 109 III.
4992 Jordan, Franklin — 275 Me.
2594 Jordan, Fitz Hermann — 12, 13(2), 21, 275, 363(2), 379(2),
463 Me.
6156 Jordan, Horace Malcolm Seale — 275(2) D.C.
453 Jordan, John Woolf — 235 Pa.
638

Roll Of mPMbeHS
849 Jordan, Scott— 25, 33, 83, 84(3), 109(3), 147(2), 249, 258,
289(2), 323, 332, 355, 356, 439, 514, 531(2), 532 III.
1 1 17 Jordan, William Meserve — 275 Mass.
4516 Joy, Russell Tamerlane — 276 N.Y.
1825 Joy, William Francis — 189 Mass.
6154 Joynes, Levin — 417 Va.
5670 Judd, Edward Sanderson — 276 III.
2045 Judd, Orrin Reynolds — 46, 229, 276(2), 519 NY.,
1533 Judson, Frederick Newton — 277(2), 345(2), 428, 472, 518,
519, 525 Mo.
3108 Judson, Henry Sheldon — 277 Minn.
J307 Judson, William Pierson — 277, 331, 374, 406(2), 428, 507,
519 N.Y.
831 Judson, William Vorhees— 277, 285, 330, 331(2) Mass.
2481 Junkin, Francis Thomas Anderson — 6, 19, 128, 134, 442,
522 N.Y. and III.
2703 Junkin, William Dandridge Alexander — 522 N.Y.

K
5858 Karow, Lester — 452(2) Ga.
5322 Katzenback, Frederick Frelinghuyson — 290, 493 N.J.
4919 Keator, Frederick Rose— 49, 96, 98, 189, 190, 248, 267,
277, 307, 320, 413(2), 420, 451, 458, 495 N.Y.
798 Keech, Edward Parkin — 124, 148, 277, 400 Md.
1588 Keech, Frank Browne — 277 N.Y.
2194 Keegan, Dermot Warburton — 360(2), 515 N.Y.
2781 Keegan, Vincent Elijah — 360 Mass.
1955 Keen, Gregory Bernard — 278 Pa.
4477 Keep, Chauncey — 278 III.
5918 Keep, Ogden Avery — 350 N.Y.
4430 Keim, George de Benneville — 553 N.J.
636 Keith, Arthur — 399 D.C.
1368 Keith, Boudinot — 54, 300, 364 N.Y.
123 1 Keith, Solomon Lorin — 5 Mass.
3851 Kellen, William Vail — 341 Mass.
1605 Kellogg, David Sherwood — 202, 476 N.Y.
4100 Kellogg, Edwin Welle: — 519 N.Y.
3809 Kellogg, Frank Billings — 278 Minn.
2605 Kellogg, Frederick Rogers — 255 N.Y.
4355 Kellogg, George Casper— 278, 334(2), 347, 376(2), 459,
463 N.Y.
3532 Kellogg, Harry Lafayette — 278 Wis.
1966 Kellogg, John Prescott — 278, 378 Conn.
1511 Kelly, Edward Lowell — 120(2), 148, 179, 249, 278 Colo.
4777 Kelly, Henry Morris — 32 Mass.
410 Kelly, James Henry — 41, 164, 236, 406, 522 N.Y.
1830 Kelly, Luther Sage — 278 Colo.
5220 Kelsey, Ernest Westervelt — 152 N.Y.
2840 Kemble, Francis Tillon — 279 N.Y.
1430 Kemp, FIenry Greenway — 43 D.C.
389 Kendall, Edward Hale — 279 N.Y.
3149 Kendall, Henry Myron — 64, 184(2), 248, 249, 279, 346,
383, 386, 392 D.C.
639

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
6237 Kenfield, Fred Standish — 445 Cal.
3745 Kenly, William Watkins — 148, 192, 199, 208, 520 N.Y.
3160 Kennan, Thomas Lathrop — 63, 64, 141(2), 523 Wis.
1326 Kennard, Joseph Spencer, Jr. — 115, 258 Pa.
1881 Kennedy, Elijah Robinson — 319 N.Y.
4405 Kennedy, George Calvin — 400 Iowa
5421 Kennedy, Sidney Robinson — 319 N.Y.
4002 Kennett, William Potts — 234 Mo.
5871 Kennon, Lyman Walter Vere — 215 N.Y.
4976 Kent, Charles Foster — 481 Conn.
3401 Kent, Daniel — 3, 75, 242, 384, 504, 544 Mass.
5276 Kent, Dorman Bridgman Eaton — 70 Vt.
720 Kent, Henry Oakes — 82, 279, 313, 363, 406, 456 N.H.
5687 Kenyon, Clarence Alvaro — 8 D.C.
3018 Kenyon, George Henry — 489 R.L
3236 Kenyon, Ralph Wood — 8 N.Y.
5904 Keogh, Chester Henry — 156, 167, 221, 357, 384, 418 III.
5905 Keogh, James Benjamin — 167 III.
3873 Ketcham, Arthur C. — 280 N.Y.
4359 Ketcham, David McDonald— 155 Ind.
656 Ketcham, William Platt — 280 N.Y.
2737 Ketchum, Charles John — 145, 172, 180, 280, 457, 458, 523,
531 Mass.
3833 Key, Edward — 51, 191(4), 269, 280, 517 Md.
4743 Keyes, John Maynard — 313 Mass.
703 Keyser, Robert Brent — 24, 62, 85(2), 342, 374, 423,
523 Md.
5758 Kilton, George Jedediah — 279 R.I.
4656 Kilton, Raymond Jenckes — 364 R.I.
779 Kimball, Arthur Reed — 95 Conn.
5642 Kimball, Benjamin Ames — 412 N.H.
3942 Kimball, Charles Dean — 539 R.L
4229 Kimball, Clarence Houghton — 271 Mass.
2543 Kimball, Frank Reed — 281, 559 Mass.
2270 Kimball, Harold Chandler — 60, 234 N.Y.
5643 Kimball, Henry Ames — 90 N.H.
736 Kimball, Robert Jackson — 60 Vt.
6287 Kimball, William Otis — 271 Mass.
4967 King, Charles William — 282 Ga.
2990 King, Edward — 129 Mass.
4964 King, Edward Postell, Jr. — 8 Ga.
5875 King, George Wales — 511(2) Mo.
6203 King, Habersham, Jr. — 282 Cal.
3562 King, Harris Macleod — 175, 221, 282, 441, 456, 482, 516, 517 Ga.
6046 King, Harris MacLeod, Jr. — 282 Ga.
21 1 5 King, Henry Parsons — 445 Mass.
1490 King, Rufus — 250, 499, 500, 520 N.Y.
4240 King, Samuel Balch — 205, 269, 282(3) III.
1091 Kingman, William Livermore — 120, 301, 306, 331, 342,
379 N.Y.
593 Kincsbury, Frederick John — 282(2), 291 Conn.
4543 Kincsbury, Frederick John, Jr. — 291 Conn.
4192 Kingsbury, George Nelson — 162 R.I.
4798 Kingsbury, Howard Thayer — 282(2) N.Y.
4802 Kingsbury, Jerome — 374 N.Y.
4380 Kingsley, Harvey Roberts — 243 (2) Vt.
\ 640

ROLL OF MEMBERS
6299 Kinnan, Alexander Phoenix Waldron— 468 N.Y.
6113 Kinnan, Morris Egenton — 197, 198, 312, 365, 468, 493,
494, 495 N.Y.
1758 Kinzie, John Harris — 104, 149, 150(2), 324, 390, 541,
546(2), 547(2) Ga.
4343 Kinzie, Julian Magill — 547 Cal.
97 Kip, William V. B— 285 N.Y.
4588 Kirk, Edwin — 539 D.C.
4299 Kirk, Everett Buell — 7 Minn.
2912 Kirkland, Howard McKesson — 188 N.Y.
6011 Kirkley, Richard Williams — 259 Cal.
2689 Kirkman, George Wycherly — 112 D.C.
2102 Kirkman, Van Leer — 515 D.C.
5138 Kirkman, Van Leer — 515 D.C.
4838 Kissam, Albert Ward — 529 N.Y.
2042 Kissam, Henry Snyder — 38, 43, 122, 160, 167, 172, 198, 210,
240, 268, 331, 406(2), 417, 428(2), 458, 529, 552 N.Y.
3626 Kitchel, William Lloyd — 374 N.Y.
96 Kitchen, John Cornelius Duryea — 391, 558 N.Y.
1525 Kite, Louis Stanwood — 511 N.J.
3297 Kite, Thomas — 511 Ohio
6323 Kite, Thomas Moore — 511 Ohio
6324 Kite, William Henry — 511 Ohio
5775 Kite, William Henry, Jr. — 511 Ohio
3864 Kittle, Charles Albert — 280 N.Y.
1058 Kittredge, Abbott Eliot — 115, 185, 248, 249, 284, 440, 482,
483, 564(3) III.
5941 Kittredge, Edward Holmes — 284 Mass.
6381 Klapp, Wilbur Paddock — 43, 425 Pa.
454 Klapp, William H. — 377(2) Pa.
1685 Klink, George Timothy — 422 Cal.
1686 Klink, William Marcy — 516 Cal.
6158 Knapp, Charles Manley — 284 Mo.
2309 Knapp, Henry Eno— 60, 95, 148(2), 172(4), 246(2), 284(2),
320, 339, 410, 422 Minn.
1772 Kneeland, Frank Gilbert — 481 Ky.
1917 Kneeland, James — 12, 105, 188, 284, 374, 471(2), 472 Wis.
5382 Knight, Clinton Prescott — 284 R.L
6389 Knight, Howard— 284 R.L
5444 Knight, Richard Dexter — 284 R.L
2488 Knight, Stephen Herrick — 66, 79, 112, 146, 208, 381, 408,
462, 549, 559 Mich.
5381 Knight, Webster — 284 R.I.
4560 Knight, William Warren — 35(2), 161(2), 313, 343 Mo.
3565 Knott, Aloysius Leo — 48, 146(2), 192, 342(2), 423 Md.
5496 Knowlton, Daniel Waldo — 199, 243, 285, 561 N.Y.
1215 Knowlton, Hosea Morrill — 544 Mass.
4219 Knowlton, John Greenleaf Whittier — 333 N.H.
5715 Knowlton, Paul Clapp — 385 Mo.
5714 Knowlton, Wilbur Clark — 285 Mo.
5713 Knowlton, Wilbur Franklin — 285 Mo.
641 Knox, William Salsbury — 165(3), I94, 427 D.C.
854 Kobbe, George Clinton — 306, 405 N.J.
2476 Kobbe, Philip Ferdinand— -284, 306, 405 N.Y.
1369 Koop, Eugene — 266, 267(2) N.Y.
948 Koop, Godfrey Phelps — 267 N.Y.
641

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
367 Koues, George Ellsworth — 139, 153, 197, 240, 471,
545 N.Y. and N.J.
4407 Kramer, Arthur Edwin (see Arthur Booth Chase) — 216 Mass.
4458 Kreider, George Noble — 326 III.
4566 Krumbhaar, Alexander — 62 Pa.
4012 Kuhn, John Joseph — 334 N.Y.
3634 Kulp, John Stewart — 537, 538 Cal.
1888 Kunkel, Robert Sharp — 323, 425 N.Y.

4183 La Bach, Paul Mayer — 327 III.
1 192 LaBree, Benjamin — 260 Ky.
1397 Ladd, Charles Franklin — 17 Neb.
1373 Ladd, Samuel Beach — 46 N.Y.
1379 Ladd, William Whitehead, Jr. — 46, 64, 105, 182, 184(2),
249, 277, 298, 326, 331, 355, 379, 383, 405, 427, 428(2),
439, 473 N.Y.
2744 Lahens, Louis Emile — 10(2), 366, 391, 413, 420, 453, 471,
472 N.Y.
5660 Lahens, Pierre Pearsell — 366 N.Y.
5539 Lake, Simon — 3 Conn.
4712 Lamb, Stacy Caldwell — 162 Cal.
2167 Lamberton, James McCormick — 74, 220 Pa.
3040 Lamborn, William Joseph — 315 N.Y.
1936 LaMotte, William Alexander — 108, 343 Del.
533 Lamson, Daniel Sanderson — 386 Mass.
3544 Lamson, William George — 343, 373 Mass.
2577 Lancaster, Edwin Robinson — 294 N.Y.
3746 Lancaster, Edwin Williams — 294 N.Y.
2959 Landon, Francis Griswold — 295 N.Y.
2719 Landon, Henry Hutton — 295 N.Y.
475 Landreth, Burnet, Jr. — 60, 261, 371 Pa.
4363 Landreth, David — 60 Pa.
1340 Landreth, Symington Phillips — 60 Pa.
1209 Lane, Ebenezer — 104, 212, 258, 259(2), 405, 547(2) III.
2350 Lane, Francis Titus Luqueer — 40(2), 41, 79, 117, 124(3),
143, 156, 179, 242, 263, 295, 309, 381, 468(3), 477, 478,
485, 492, 494, 546, 560(2) N.Y.
4314 Lane, George Bishop — 287 Minn.
1592 Lane, Smith Edward — 287(2) N.Y.
3770 Lane, Wolcott Griswold — 212 N.Y.
1676 Langdon, Andrew — 13 N.Y.
6123 Langdon, John — 153 N.Y.
919 Langdon, Perin— 69, 368, 479, 541, 562 Md. and Ohio
5832 Langdon, Robert Getty — 231 N.Y.
2260 Langdon, William Chauncey — 13 N.Y.
1897 Langdon, Woodbury Gersdorf — 153 N.Y.
3305 Langworthy, Charles Ford — 168, 238, 385, 386(2), 466 D.C.
5657 Lanman, David Haskell — 484 N.Y.
112 Lansdale, Philip Van Horne — 494 N.Y.
4096 Larchmund, Ralph Henry — 362 Mass.
423 Lardner, James Lawrence — 288 Pa.
421 Large, James — 226, 439, 472, 507 Pa.
-, 642

ROLL OF MEMBERS
1792 Larned, Daniel Read — 291 D.C.
5991 Latane, John Holladay — no Md.
1204 Latham, Harry Woodville — 176, 230, 331, 437, 428(2) Cal.
3650 Lathrop, Alanson Peckham — 481 Minn.
3 121 Lathrop, Charles Gardner — 84, 228, 252, 264, 307, 428 Cal.
3070 Lathrop, Henry Warren — 307, 563 Iowa
1257 Lathrop, Kirke — 212, 551 N.Y. and Mich.
1060 Lathrop, Joseph — 307 III.
6358 Laughlin, Laurence Cramer — 174 N.H.
4349 Law, Robert Davis — 329 III.
84 Lawrence, Abraham Riker — 289(25,290,346,438,549 N.Y.
1509 Lawrence, Benjamin Bowden — 301 Colo.
4010 Lawrence, Frank Walter — 148 N.J.
4666 Lawrence, Harris Hooper — 383 Mass.
2059 Lawrence, Robert Cutting — 123, 143, 237, 290, 295, 468,
566 N.Y.
2016 Lawrence, William — 289 Mass.
3412 Lawrence, William Mangam — 290 III.
2625 Lawrence, William Watson — 73 Pa.
1714 Lawrie, Andrew Westcott — 188, 271, 272, 306, 383 Mass.
2034 Laws, Harry Langdon — 479, 541, 562 Ohio
4139 Lawton, Daniel Lathrop — 5, 12, 23, 33, 36, 70, 84, 112(3),
138, 159, 160, 197(2), 205, 215, 228, 232, 233, 247, 264,
269(2), 283, 290(2), 307, 354, 400, 404, 428, 433, 475,
498, 504, 543, 546, 560, 564 N.Y.
6081 Lawton, Edmund Martin — 316 Ga.
3963 Lawton, Fred'k Chester — 445 R.L and Mich.
1587 Lawton, George Perkins — 5, 12, 24, 33, 70, 112(3), 159,
160, 205, 215, 232, 233, 247, 269(3), 290(2), 354, 400,
404, 433, 475, 546, 560, 564 N.Y.
5156 Lawton, Mark Anthony — 290 Mass.
2550 Lea, James Henry — 38, 41, 42, 65(2), 86, 94(2), 103, 105,
169, 177(2), 181(2), 191, 210, 239, 251, 252, 269, 291,
3'9, 349, 355(4), 356, 359, 361(3), 373, 443, 446, 455(3),
456, 460, 503, 536 Mass.
1941 Lea, Preston — 369 Del.
3395 Lea, William — 269 Del.
5700 Leach, Henry Goddard — 239, 280, 314, 398 N.Y.
456 Leach, Josiah Granville — 158, 252, 280, 314, 398, 513, 525,
543 Pa.
1547 Leakin, William Ridgely — 77 Md. and Ga.
602 Learned, Bela Peck — 45, 64, 141, 291, 293, 565 Conn.
799 Learned, Francis Mason — 319 Mass.
1028 Learned, Myron Leslie — 44, 291 Neb.
609 Learned, Walter — 291 Conn.
3865 Leaycraft, John Edgar — 291 N.Y.
2818 LeBaron, Frederick Nelson — 445 N.Y.
5192 Le Due, Lewin Bell — 472 N.Y.
1198 Lee, Bradner Wells — 518, 519, 520(2), 521 Cal.
5755 Lee, Bradner Wells, Jr. — 520(2) Cal.
468 Lee, Edmund Jennings — 41, 48, 233, 245, 346, 370, 393(4),
309(2), 391, 539 Pa.
422 Lee, Edward Clinton — 5, 33, 70(3), 112(2), 146, 260, 319,
379, 445, 5i3 Pa.
201 1 Lee, Hilly ard Cameron — 170 Md.
4553 Lee, Howard Hall Macy — 148 Md.
643

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
1081 Lee, Julian Harry — 170 Md.
5753 Lee, Kenyon Farrar — 518, 530 Cal.
5481 Lee, Ralph William — 96(2), 255, 258, 259(3), 292(2) D.C.
5310 Lee, Thomas Amory — 563 Mass.
1225 Leeds, Charles — 2, 16, 119, 292, 471 Mass.
2071 Leeds, Francis — 293 Mass.
3749 Leeds, Warner Mifflin — 292 N.Y.
3762 Leeds, William Bateman — 292 N.Y.
554 Leete, Charles Sidney — 101, 254, 293, 507 Conn.
3097 Lefferts, Frederic Raymond — 492 " N.Y.
2966 Lefferts, Frederic Raymond, Jr. — 18, 141, 190, 233, 336,
447 N.Y.
3127 Lefferts, William Henry — 13, 38, 143, 436, 492, 560 N.Y.
6005 Leffingwell, Charles Warring — 293 Cal.
5052 Leigh, Armistead C. — 103 Cal.
3251 Leighton, George Bridge — 294 Mo.
1271 Leighton, George Eliot — 163(2), 186, 194, 238, 294, 367 Mo.
2699 Leland, Charles H. — 25, 26, 132, 294(2), 304, 363, 536 N.Y.
3581 Leland, Herbert Merringer — 294 Mass.
1012 Leland, Lester — 219 Mass.
457 Lennig, Charles Fred'k — 191, 411, 519 Pa.
6368 Lennig, Frederick — 519 Pa.
4377 Lennig, George Grossmann — 191 Pa.
1602 Leonard, Daniel — 58 N.Y.
693 Leonard, Edgar Cotrell — 58, 59, 104, 382 N.Y.
1258 Leonard, Gardner Cotrell — 58, 59, 104, 105, 382 N.Y.
2118 Leonard, George Henry — 5, 7, 11(2), 100, 117, 120, 138,
195(2), 215, 255(2), 258, 295, 354, 400, 404, 405, 425, 440,
47i, 472, 473(2), 476, 501(2), 513(2), 529, 538, 544 Mass.
5359 Leonard, Harry Wentworth — 295 N.Y.
4007 Leonard, William Andrew — 294(2) Ohio.
1385 LeRoy, Frederick G. — 409 N.Y.
912 LeRoy, Jacob — 191 Pa.
6133 Lester, Maxwell — 65(2), 169, 295 N.Y.
3792 Levick, Lewis Jones — 231, 292, 336(2), 437, 523, 568 Pa.
476 Levis, Henry — 295, 454, 523 Pa.
472 Levis, Samuel White — 295(3), 454, 523 Pa.
1795 Lewis, Arnold Angell — 12, 170, 171, 352(2), 522, 526, 539 N.Y.
5604 Lewis, Bransford — 43 Mo.
4551 Lewis, Charles — 297 Ohio
6197 Lewis, Charles Birk — 297 Ohio
2922 Lewis, Charlton Tyler — 330 N.J.
436 Lewis, David, Jr. — 344 Pa.
5461 Lewis, Edward Simmons — 43 Mo.
4587 Lewis, Fulton — 231, 296 D.C.
5921 Lewis, George Harlan — 78, 104, 108, 133, 137, 173, 200,
221, 286, 297, 367, 368(2), 526, 541, 545 Cal.
1426 Lewis, George Winthrop — 58, 231, 249, 257(2), 295, 296,
297, 309, 554 Minn.
5773 Lewis, Harry Kemper — 297 Ohio
51 14 Lewis, Harry Thomson — 297 Ohio
5470 Lewis, Isaac Newton — 296 Mass.
3214 Lewis, John Calvin — 297 Ky.
1 1 93 Lewis, John Franklin — 297 Ky.
2655 Lewis, John Locke — 296 N.Y.
437 Lewis, John Thompson, Jr. — 296 Pa.
644

ROLL OF MEMBERS
5431 Lewis, Marvin Harrison — 13, 102(2), 223(2), 224, 297, 334,
439, 543 Ky-
142 Lewis, William Fisher — 87, 183, 224, 231, 258, 268, 283,
296, 366(2), 392, 399 N.Y. and Pa.
5260 Libbey, Frederick Abbay — 191 N.J.
401 1 Libbey, Octavius Bailey — 314 N.Y.
2961 Libbey, William — 10(2), 46, 50(3), 62(2), 82(2), 107,
"7(5), 138(2), 143, 150, 155(2), 164, 169, 187, 188, 191,
203, 278, 296, 298(3), 316, 325, 338, 340, 344(2), 372, 373,
421(2), 521, 550, 560, 561, 563 N.J.
2592 Libby, Charles Freeman — 276, 298(3), 545 Me.
5751 Libby, Charles Thornton — n, 24, 32, 53, 61, 97, 106, 112(2),
117, 130, 132(3), 138, 147(2), 150, 153, 165(2), 171, 183,
189(2), 195, 196, 200(2), 201(2), 202, 204, 227, 233, 235,
240, 242, 257(2), 259, 264, 273, 275(2), 286(2), 288(3),
298(4), 309, 318, 329, 347(3), 376, 407, 415(2), 417(2),
420, 423, 432(3), 433, 436, 462(3), 469, 474(3), 478(2),
486, 488, 502, 518, 526, 540, 543, 545(2), 548 Me.
2169 Liggett, Sidney B. — 299, 323, 425 Pa.
2685 Lightner, Clarence Ashley — 153 Mich.
1417 Lightner, William Hurley — 152(2) Minn.
6072 Lilly, Austin Jenkins — 524 Md.
3476 Lilly, John Miller — 145 Ind.
4784 Lincoln, Charles Edward — 121(2) R.L
3738 Lincoln, George Henry — 121 R.L
1000 Lincoln, John Larkin, Jr. — 373 III.
5691 Lincoln, Preston Shepard — 198 Mass.
3941 Lindly, John Milton — 28, 47, 61, 125, 126, 350(2), 478, 483,
527 Iowa.
3752 Lindsay, John Douglas — 187, 188, 290, 299(2), 314, 366, 490 N.Y.
3880 Lines, Ernest Van Rensselaer — 314 N.Y.
3775 Lines, Harvey Klapp — 8, 39, 121, 299, 314, 442, 487 N.Y.
3481 Lines, Theodore Truesdale — 8, 39, 299, 314, 442 N.Y.
5533 Lippincott, Joseph Wharton — 299 Pa.
3931 Lippitt, Costello — 293 Conn.
3537 Lipscomb, Francis Adgate — 393 Ga.
5534 Lisle, Lyman — 62, 87, 310, 339 Pa.
1630 Lisle, Robert Patton — 62 Pa.
335 Litchfield, Edward Hubbard — 300 N.Y.
3274 Litchfield, Edward Hubert — 300 N.Y.
3123 Litchfield, Electus Darwin — 300 N.Y.
4520 Litchfield, Wilford Jacob — 8, 15, 21, 44, 55, 73, 105, 106,
115(2), 188, 206(2), 236, 239, 265(2), 286(2), 288(2),
300(3), 304, 332, 333, 396(2), 404, 455, 466, 473, 479,
487(3), 489(2), 513, 5H, 528(2), 529, 539, 541, 550, 566 Mass.
4592 Litchfield, William Elias — 300 Mass.
6349 Little, Duncan MacDougald — 300 N.Y.
3661 Little, Edward Porter — 5, 58, 563 Mo. and N.J.
2855 Little, Francis Brown — 34, 112, 208, 300, 466 III.
3037 Little, Frederick Scrymser — 300 N.Y.
2322 Little, Henry Lyman — 30, 66, 78, 89(2), in, 112, 174(3),
176, 208, 209, 233, 239(2), 281, 300, 349, 352, 398, 486, 559 Minn.
2857 Little, Josiah — 112, 208, 300, 466, 559 III.
5841 Little, Robert Forsyth — 26(2), 32, 34, 40, 46, 47, 91(3),
100, 117(3), 121(2), 123, 131, 142, 145, 195(2), 210(3),
211(3), 217, 219, 241(2), 249, 250(2), 260, 266, 296, 297,
645

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
305, 314, 327, 332, 334, 35p2), 358, 365, 380, 404, 414,
425, 441, 472, 475, 486(5), 493, 498, 509, 514, 5l8, 5'9,
532, 548(3), 555, 56i, 564, 568 N.Y.
2741 Little, Thomas — 300 N.Y.
2767 Little, William Agnew — 300 D.C.
2749 LiTTLEFIELD, GEORGE EMERY — 276 MASS.
1113 LiTTLEFIELD, MARCELLUS — 525 MASS.
3373 Livermore, John Riley — 504 N.Y.
44 Livingston, Edward de Peyster — 302 N.Y.
1 1 88 Livingston, Gilbert Robert — 302 N.Y.
455 Livingston, John Henry — 37, 290, 302(2), 419, 491 Pa. and N.Y.
2089 Livingston, Philip — 49, 301, 302(2), 400, 418(4), 419(2),
444, 468, 478, 49P2), 492(3), 495, 496, 497(2) N.J.
32 Livingston, Philip L. — 419 N.Y.
676 Lloyd, Howard William — 51, 269 Pa.
1545 Lloyd, John Uri— 15, 33, in, 148(2), 211, 230, 278, 293,
339, 503, 516(2) Ohio.
3209 Lloyd, Malcolm, Jr. — 303 Pa.
6372 Lloyd, William McClure, Jr. — 43, 51(2), 303, 547(2) Pa.
3912 Lobingier, Andrew Stewart — 329 Cal.
5425 Lobingier, Charles Sumner — 329 D.C.
2225 Locke, Charles Augustus — 8, 202, 239, 255, 460, 470(2),
476, 544 Mass.
280 Lockwood, James Betts — 304 N.Y.
5298 Lockwood, Jay Cannon — 303 Ohio.
4971 Lockwood, Joseph Eugene — 304 Ga.
1963 Lockwood, Luke Vincent — 304 Conn.
3252 Lockwood, Thomas St. John — 5, 18, 40, 78, 287, 303, 304,
425, 445, 454, 5 '2, 531 Mass.
1574 Logan, Walter Seth — 245(2), 246, 428, 482, 562 N.Y.
1918 Lombard, John William Peterson — 483 Wis.
750 Lombard, Josiah Lewis — 115, 249, 296, 356, 439, 440, 482,
483, 564(3), 565 III.
3582 Long, Harry Vinton — 440 Mass.
1057 Long, John Conant — 117, 295, 502 III.
5236 Long, John Dudley — 304 Md.
634 Long, Oscar Fitzalan — 312, 568 D.C.
1 3 14 Longacre, James Barton — 78, 201, 436, 503(2), 507 Pa.
3288 Longfellow, Alexander Wadsworth — 304 Mass.
5396 Loomis, Archie Harwood — 19, 76, 96, 231, 282, 305(2), 448,
459 N.J.
4180 Loomis, Charles Joel — 305 III.
3414 Loomis, John Henry — 226, 305, 316, 343, 542 III.
3419 Lord, Calvin — 79, 165(2), 204, 243, 248, 284, 306(2), 317,
342, 346, 381, 408, 480, 521, 522 Mass.
2215 Lord, Charles Edward — 54, 116(2), 117, 147(2), 214, 238,
288, 301, 308, 314, 392, 480, 525(2), 548 Mass.
125 Lord, Charles Elliott — 307 N.Y.
708 Lord, Frank Howard — 74, 306, 360(2), 389 N.Y.
5230 Lord, John Brackett — 544 III.
1031 Lord, John Prentiss — 511(2) Neb.
291 1 Lord, Joseph Edwin Potter — 199, 204, 465, 508 N.Y.
166 Lord, Nathan Holcomb — 293(2), 306(2), 481 N.Y.
5986 Loring, Philip Quincy — 5, 306, 354, 372(3), 400(3) Me.
2244 Lorton, Heth — 236, 454 N.Y.
5439 Lothrop, Arthur Ellsworth — 20, 105, 109, no, 115, 202,
646

ROLL OF MEMBERS
255, 258, 296, 307(3), 321, 383, 405, 460, 470(3), 544,
561, 562, 563, 564 Mass.
5990 Loughead, Isaac Marselis — 315 N.J.
5901 Love, William DeLoss — 106, 213, 384, 527(2) Conn.
1968 Love, William DeLoss, Jr. — 527 Conn.
6213 Loveland, Crittenden Andrus — 129 Cal.
1579 Lovell, Frank Hallett — 188, 202, 240, 255, 263 N.Y.
1580 Lovell, Frank Hallett, Jr. — 12, 20, 202, 240, 255, 352(2),
526, 539 N.Y.
1818 Lovell, Leander Newton — 255, 512 N.J.
1112 Lovering, Henry Morton — n, 54, 86, 104(2), 105, 283,
294(2), 312, 321, 337, 421, 460, 464, 476, 485(2), 544 Mass.
3596 Low, Joseph Tompkins — 7 N.Y.
1892 Low, William Gilman, Jr. — 101, 193, 208, 228, 308, 367,
430, 545, 559 N.Y.
6007 Lowe, Thaddeus — 461 Cal.
4409 Lowell, Payson Tucker — 308 Mass.
5907 Lucas, Jonathan — 552 Ga.
4071 LUDDINGTON, ELLIOT KlNGMAN — 221 (2), 273, 554(3), 555 Mo.
4070 Luddington, Francis Henry — 221 (2), 273, 554(3), 555 Mo.
4202 Ludlam, Percy Clifford — 141 N.Y.
3524 Ludlow, George McMurty — 148 III.
4447 Lukens, Alfred Brandriff — 303 N.Y.
4197 Lummis, Benjamin Rush — 309, 522 N.Y.
4669 Lummis, Charles A. — 309 N.Y.
4208 Lummis, William — 309 N.Y.
3744 Lung, George Augustus — 271 N.Y.
2672 Lunt, William Wallace — 16, 73, 119, 134, 185, 226, 233,
363(2), 390, 398(2), 533 Mass.
253 Luquer, Lea McIlvaine — 143, 201, 295, 356, 389, 428, 429 N.Y.
6192 Luquer, Lea Shippen — 428 N.Y.
787 Luquer, Thatcher Tayler Payne — 143, 201, 207, 249, 295,
356, 383, 389, 428, 492, 537, 560 N.Y.
5152 Luton, Cecil Randolph — 129, 545(2) Cal.
6069 Lydston, George Frank — 542 III.
2417 Lyman, Elias — 116, 310(2), 388, 389(2), 554 Vt.
2622 Lyman, George Alexander — 310 III.
3204 Lyman, George Huntington — 310(2) Mass.
4023 Lyman, Walter H. — 58, 59, 175 N.Y.
3936 Lynch, Jasper — 428, 429 N.J.
5290 Lyon, Albert Williams — 367, 538, 549 Mass.
3422 Lyon, George Elmer — 237 Mo.
i860 Lyon, George Mulhollan — 311 III.
4720 Lyon, Hiram Rogers — 311(2) Minn.
4312 Lyon, John Henry Hobart — 311 Minn.
712 Lyons, James — 103 Va.
M
3932 Mabie, Hamilton Wright — 495 N.J.
3720 Macbeth, Malcolm — 97, 143, 236(2), 294, 364, 386, 391 Mo.
3787 Macbeth, Ravenel — 97, 143, 236(2), 294, 364, 386, 391 Mo.
5038 Macomber, Laurence Osgood — 133(2) Cal.
5202 Macdonald, Harry Peake — 323 N.J.
677 Macdonald, Malcolm — 141 Pa. and N.J.
647

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
6065 Macdonald, Malcolm, Jr. — 141 N.J.
4972 MacDonell, Alexander Harrison — 317(2) Ga.
5117 MacDonell, Alexander Ratcliffe — 317 Ga.
4733 MacDonnell, Austin MacCarthy — 47, 100, 348, 316, 325,
480 Md.
1552 Macdonough, Rodney — 229, 382, 393, 441, 457(3), 479, 491 Mass.
4230 Macfarlane, George Sidney — 58, 160, 275 Mass.
5275 Macfarlane, Guy O'Rear — 550(2) D.C.
217 Mackenzie, George Norbury — 67, 140, 219, 245, 254(2),
263, 312, 342, 357(2), 478, 482, 538(2), 540 N.Y. and Md.
1344 Mackenzie, George Norbury, 3RD — 67, 254, 312, 482, 538, 540 Md.
3244 Mackoy, Harry Brent — 292 Ohio
5997 Maclaren, Robert Forrest — 180, 247, 459(2), 486, 493(2) Cal.
3071 MacLean, George Edwin — 563 Iowa.
5798 Macnaughton, William — 141 Mass.
5058 MacNutt, Francis Augustus — 312 Ind.
3372 Macpherson, Robert Barclay — 84, 226, 293, 357, 407, 481 N.Y.
1759 MacVeagh, Eames — 41, 76, 159, 253, 319, 436, 448, 561 III.
1589 Macy, Charles Alexander, 2nd— 202 N.Y.
1590 Macy, Coggeshall — 202 N.Y.
1584 Macy, George Henry — 202 N.Y.
877 Macy, Silvanus Jenkins — 202 N.Y.
991 Macy, Silvanus Jenkins, Jr. — 202 N.Y.
5016 Magie, James McCosh — 479 N.Y.
3848 Magruder, Caleb Clarke, Jr. — 4, 22, 26, 35(2), 39, 100, 106,
208, 217, 248, 313(2), 515, 534, 557 D.C.
4762 Magruder, John Holmes — 35(2), 67(2), 68, 313(3), 444,
501(2) D.C.
5240 Mahin, Frank Cable — 32(2), 160, 178, 263, 272(2), 287
317(2), 355, 394(2), 402, 412, 425 Mo.
5881 Mallett, George Hooper — 411 N.Y.
5125 Mallett, Percy Smith — 64, 304, 411, 426, 435, 507 N.Y.
4663 Maltby, Julius — 149 Conn.
6396 Manchester, Charles Howard — 5 R.L
4457 Manchester, Harry Stewart — 313 III.
2670 Mandall, Samuel Pierce — 313 Mass.
4412 Manley, Samuel Cony — 538 Me.
881 Mann, Charles Addison — 82, 234, 313, 379, 456, 460 D.C.
1435 Mann, Charles Addison, Jr. — 313 D.C.
361 Mann, Elias Plum — 314, 406, 460 N.Y.
362 Mann, Francis N., Jr. — 314, 406, 460 N.Y.
1485 Mann, Matthew Derbyshire — 82, 234, 314, 379, 380, 456,
460 N.Y.
5197 Manning, Clarence August — 520, 536 N.Y.
4491 Manning, Frank Orlando — 314, 536 N.Y.
2382 Manning, Prentiss Hobbs— 314 Mass. and N.Y.
1614 Manning, William Thruston — 314 Md.
2015 Mansfield, George Stanley — 293 Mass.
3616 Manton, Leon Wood — 70 N.Y.
5648 Marble, John Emerson — 24, 25(2), 63, 70, 71, 170, 206, 207,
289, 321, 336, 378, 434, 466, 561 Cal.
6013 Marble, William Carey — 24 Cal.
6073 Marine, Richard Elliott — 232 Md.
6245 Marbury, William Luke — 391 Md.
5733 Maris, Henry Jesse — 315 Pa.
5399 Marsh, Charles Capron — 347 N.J.
648

ROLL OF MEMBERS
345 Marsh, Charles Welles — 316 N.Y.
998 Marsh, George Samuel — 30, 79, 86, 134(2), 309, 329, 412(3),
430(2), 436(2), 566 III.
1068 Marsh, Henry Daniel — 9, 16, 75, 315(3), 375, 464, 465,
483, 503, 516 Mass.
2976 Marsh, Henry Wheelwright — 532 III.
2573 Marsh, John Edward — 347 N.J.
2886 Marsh, Oliver Allyn — 315(3) Mass.
5141 Marsh, Robert — 315, 316 Cal.
6068 Marsh, Rolph Thayer — 347 N.J.
4761 Marsh, William Lowrey — 57, 58, 59, 174, 175, 176, 319 D.C.
6002 Marshall, Charles — 359 Cal.
486 Marshall, David Barton — 316 Md.
3867 Marshall, David Parish Barbydt — 316 N.Y.
5770 Marshall, Edwin Joseph — 367, 565 Cal.
261 Marshall, Henry Rutgers — 66, 152, 277 N.Y.
69 Marshall, Howard — 42 N.Y.
3899 Marshall, James M. — 316 Ky.
292 Marshall, John Gilbert — 290 N.Y.
5771 Marshall, Marcus McLemore — 367, 565 Cal.
5293 Marshall, Robertson — 300 Ga.
3059 Marshall, William St. John Elliot — 10, 26(2), 33, 36,
37(3), 42, 43, 144, 151, 161, 170, 173, 204, 220, 301, 302,
305(2), 325, 336, 410, 444(2), 460(3), 488, 491(2), 492,
496, 497(3), 507, 549 Mo-
683 Marston, Henry Ward — 317 Pa.
458 Marston, John — 317 Pa.
4436 Marston, John, 3RD — 317 Pa.
3193 Martin, Charles Henry — 34 Mass.
4809/ martin, Frederick Roy — 317 R.L
5177$ ' i '
4917 Martin, George Washington — 78, 214, 308, 333, 368, 369,
379, 396, 397, 457, 494, 502, 521 N.Y.
4940 Martin, Howard Lucius — 187 Vt.
4352 Martin, James — 129 N.Y.
686 Martin, Jonathan Willis — 44, 283(2), 317, 439, 445, 566 Pa.
6052 Martin, Ora Alexander — 511 Cal.
538 Martin, William Pierce — 187, 349 Mass.
4456 Marvin, Chancellor Sanford — 318 III.
4463 Marvin, Loren Pinckney Waldo — 318 Conn.
1497 Marvin, Richard Pratt — 382 Ohio.
5124 Marvin, Samuel Wesley — 318 N.Y.
3228 Mason, Amos Lawrence — 319 Mass.
533 Mason, Charles Frank — 168, 319 Mass.
5951 Mason, Fletcher Stone — 100 R.L
426 Mason, George Champlin, Jr. — 93 Pa.
2609 Mason, James Blaine — 189 Iowa.
247 Mason, Theodorus Bailey Myers — 319 N.Y. and D.C.
2095 Mason, William Lyman — 2, 320, 384, 447 Wis.
6321 Mather, Frederic Gregory — 320 N.Y.
6326 Mather, Samuel — 16 Ohio.
6200 Mather, William Gwinn — 16 Ohio.
6361 Mathes, John Ralph — 320 N.H.
5358 Mathews, Charles Thompson — 46, 344, 472 N.Y.
5982 Mathews, Edward Bennett — 58 Md.
5568 Matteson, Frank Willington — 400 R.I.
649

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
1572 Matthews, Albert — 7, 263, 323(2), 332(2) Ohio.
1401 Matthews, Caleb Bentley — 69 Ohio.
1958 Maxwell, Francis Taylor — 321 Conn.
2866 Maxwell, Robert Alexander — 40, 64, 192, 270, 274, 407 N.Y.
6177 Maxwell, Robert Chester — 425 N.J.
4461 Maxwell, William — 321 Conn.
5505 May, Calvin Sloane — 66, 67, 225, 236, 251, 376, 442 N.Y.
2627 Maybury, William Jordan — 321 Me.
4916 Mayer, IIenry Christian, Jr. — 296 Pa.
2445 Mayhew, Matthew Allen — 139 Mass.
4517 Mayhew, Zeb, Jr. — 322 N.Y.
5285 Maynadier, Thomas Murray — 400 Md.
642 Maynard, George Colton — 53, 94, 116(2), 338(3) D.C.
1419 Mayo, Charles Edwin — 5, 105, 184, 322, 383, 440, 441 Minn.
66i Mayo, Edward Carrington — 322 N.Y. and Va.
56 McAllister, Heyward Hall — 132, 146, 236, 306 N.Y.
1756 McAllister, John Meriwether — 393 Ga.
3460 McAlpin, Benjamin Brandreth — 447 N.Y,
3459 McAlpin, Edwin Augustus — 447 N.Y.
4138 McAlpin, Milo Frederick — 205 N.Y.
2088 McClintock, Emory — 13, 25, 38(2), 60, 78, 91, 146, 201,
230, 240, 299, 304, 334, 353, 375, 428, 436, 503, 509, 510(2),
511(2) N.J.
3320 McClintock, John — 503 N.Y.
1308 McClure, Archibald Jermain — 374 N.Y.
4484 McCollester, Lee Sullivan — 323 Mich.
2371 McCord, Francis — 362 Mo.
2372 McCord, George Lawrence — 362 Mo.
3660 McCord, James — 548 Mo.
2369 McCord, James Hallack — 362 Mo.
2373 McCord, Robert Hamden — 3'62 Mo.
2370 McCord, Samuel Steele — 362 Mo.
2368 McCord, William Hallack — 362 Mo.
5203 McCowan, Robert Joseph Foster — 429 N.J.
5513 McCracken, Charles Dowden — 37 N.j.
5514 McCracken, Frederick Beekman — 37 N.J.
1087 McCulloch, Champe Carter — 13, 16, 83, 88, 89(3), 93,
no, 235, 238(2), 505, 547, 548 N.Y. and D.C.
2630 McCulloch, Richard — 296 Mo.
2631 McCulloch, Robert — 296 Mo.
3861 McCulloch, Walter Buchanan — 93 N.Y.
2438 McCurdy, Irwin Pounds — 46, 50, 114, 148, 149, 221, 317,
411, 566 Mo.
1669 McDonald, John — 374 N.Y.
2461 McDowell, Edward Campbell — 323 Ky.
3526 McDowell, Henry — 323 Ky.
1532 McDowell, Hervey — 323 Ky.
2785 McElroy, Clayton — 116, 406, 546, 547 Pa.
4246 McFarland, George Eldrick — 3 Iowa.
2405 McGeoch, Arthur Nye — 482 Wis.
847 McGlenen, Edward Webster — 131 Mass.
951 McGlenen, Henry Janett — 131 Mass.
3706 McGrath, John — 10, 218, 260, 322, 454, 500, 522(2), 544(2),
559 Ohio.
4433 McGregor, Graham Bradford — 58 N.J.
5593 McGroarty, William Buckner — 435 Va.
650

ROLL OF MEMBERS
361 1 McGuire, JAmes Clarke — 42, 91, 92, 169(2), 172, 237,
296, 297, 393, 510(2) N.Y.
3990 McIlvain, Edward Morton — 338 Pa.
2788 McIlvain, William — 338 Pa.
1071 McIntire, Charles John — 280, 323, 336, 392(2), 440, 464,
465 Mass.
5062 McKaig, W. Wallace — 423 Md.
5579 McKechnie, William Tileston — 33, 47, 119, 180, 181,
290, 293, 324, 332, 347, 476 Mass.
5793 McKeon, Newton Felch — 22, 34, 98(2), 310, 311, 503 N.J.
2913 McKesson, Irving — 143, 188, 492, 560 N.Y.
5090 McKim, Randolph Harrison — 90 D.C.
387 McKinney, Lemuel King — 281 N.Y.
1134 McKinstry, Charles Hedges — 5, 58, 59, 133, 191, 302, 389,
49i, 493, 530(2), 531 N.Y.
1398 McKinstry, Elisha Williams — 5, 9(2), 19, 58, 59, 382, 389,
530(2), 531 Cal.
1637 McKnight, Charles — 21 Pa.
1777 McLean, John — 108 Minn.
5299 McLennan, John Harbison — 15, 91, 92, 194, 466, 467 Ky.
2837 McMichael, Charles Barnesly — 405 Pa.
4728 McMillan, Frank Griggs — 324 Minn.
4893 McMillan, James Thayer — 278 Mich.
4981 McMillan, Marion B. — 143 N.Y.
3429 McMillan, Philip Hamilton — 278 Mich.
1483 McMillan, William Charles — 278 N.Y. and Mich.
5837 McMullin, Nelson V. — 13, 234, 313, 324 Ky.
4281 McMurran, William Thomas — 132 Minn.
3451 McNair, Eben Orlando — 211(2) N.Y.
2801 McNamee, Charles — 180, 344, 348, 459(3), 508, 534, 535 N.Y.
3367 McNamee, Theodore H. — 248 N.Y.
5303 McPherson, Chauncey Ryder — 278 N.J.
786 McVickar, Edward — 118 N.Y. and Mass.
3597 McVickar, John Augustus — 60 N.Y.
1046 Meacham, Franklin Adams — 2, 18, 45, 95(2), 108, 109, 115,
141(2), 202, 246, 255, 271, 308(2), 330, 356(2), 383, 435,
447(2), 464, 475, 480 III.
3806 Mead, Lewis Henry — 325 Minn.
1468 Mead, Spencer Percival — 324, 325, 420, 513 N.Y.
635 Meade, Richard Worsam — 325, 536 D.C.
3845 Meader, Richard Dame — 19 Ga.
5193 Mecklem, Henry Clay, Jr. — 220, 404, 447 N.Y.
694 Meday, Henry Hawes — 229 N.Y. and Mich.
482 Meeker, Richards Carson — 226 Md.
2117 Meekins, Edward Munro — 325(2) Mass.
4589 Meigs, Henry Benjamin — 325, 536 Vt.
3629 Meigs, Peveril, Jr. — 536 N.Y.
5535 Meirs, Richard Waln — 507 Pa.
3622 Melcher, John Stevens — 536 N.Y.
1445 Melcher, Samuel Appleton — 240 Mass.
273 Melville, Henry— 29, 68, 145, 252, 325, 330, 384, 385(2),
525, 532 N.Y.
5856 Mercer, Robert Lee — 326 Ga.
3012 Mercur, James Watts — 246 pA.
1324 Mercur, Rodney Augustus — 246 Pa.
4658 Meredith, Philip Taliaferro — 437 Pa.
6Si

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
4237 Meriwether, Charles Louis — 43, 326(2), 474 Mo.
1158 Meriwether, Hunter McKeand — 326, 474(2) Mo.
4555 Meriwether, William Western — 326, 474 Mo.
1773 Merrell, George — 379 Ohio.
889 Merriam, Frank — 2, 68(2), 287(2), 288, 319, 440, 509,
510, 525, 526, 531(2), 552 Mass.
4025 Merriam, Henry Parker — 326 N.Y.
3937 Merrick, Cyrus Henry — 326 Iowa.
1053 Merrick, Frederick Laforest — 113, 184(2), 248, 249, 326,
356, 383 III.
3938 Merrick, Henry Spencer — 241, 326 Iowa.
1211 Merrill, Anthony French — 185 III.
5538 Merrill, Charles Greenleaf — 208 Iowa.
5034 Merrill, Edward Strong — 423 Cal.
5587 Merrill, Frank Abner — 327 Mass.
3183 Merrill, Frederic Augustus — 57 Mass.
2507 Merrill, Frederick James Hamilton — 371 N.Y.
6221 Merrill, Henry Foster — 349 Me.
5537 Merrill, Herman Wood — 208 Iowa.
646 Merrill, James Cushing — 295 D.C.
3838 Merrill, John Lenord — 463, 501, 559 N.J.
2835 Merrill, Joseph Henry — 208 Iowa.
3810 Merrill, Thomas Davis — 327 Minn.
5459 Merriman, Buckingham Parsons — 327 Conn.
611 Merriman, William Buckingham — 172, 291 Conn.
4538 Merritt, Alan Douglas — 46, 84, 109, 119, 125, 129, 149(2),
203, 209, 210, 251, 258, 307, 331, 352, 360, 423, 448, 450,
459, 460, 473 N.Y.
932 Merritt, Douglas — 46, 84, 149, 163, 198, 203, 251, 327, 340,
352, 360(2), 449, 450, 459, 460, 473 N.Y.
4361 Merritt, Henry Keble — 327 Ind.
5457 Merritt, James Alfred — 533 Md.
4079 Merritt, Robert Gwathmey — 533 Md. and N.Y.
3682 Merritt, Simon Wickes — 302 Md.
1697 Merritt, Walter Howard — 178 Mass.
2978 Merritt, William Alfred — 302 Md.
4394 Mersereau, John Daniel— 3(3), 5, 57(2), 58, 59, 74,
83(3), 95, 123(2), 126, 138(2), 179, 180, 193, 211(3), 230,
231, 252, 284, 287, 289(2), 290, 309, 313, 321, 354, 373,
394(2), 397, 404, 430, 436, 477, 489, 491, 495, 501, 522(2),
534, 538, 540, 546 Cal.
1203 Merwin, Alexander Moss — 483 Cal.
52 Merwin, Augustus White — 483 N.Y.
2182 Merwin, Orange — 183 Conn.
1951 Merwin, Walter Lee — 179, 180(2), 327, 408 Pa.
1055 Messinger, William Dorrance — 50(2), 232, 397, 456, 531,
550 III.
6195 Meserve, Albert Jackson, Jr. — 522 Mass.
1470 Metcalf, Bryce — 9, 25, 42, 160, 347 N.Y.
5448 Metcalf, George Pierce — 373 R.L
5449 Metcalf, Houghton Pierce — 252 R.L
136 Metcalf, James Betts — 9, 25, 42, 103, 160, 200, 275, 343,
347, 446, 467(2) N.Y.
6094 Metcalf, Jesse — 58 N.J.
5450 Metcalf, Jesse Houghton — 58 R.L
5528 Metcalf, Manton Bradley — 58 N.J.
652

ROLL OF MEMBERS
6093 Metcalf, Manton B., Jr. — 58 N.J.
6092 Metcalf, Rowe Browning — 58 N.J.
5447 Metcalf, Stephen Olney — 58 R.L
1145 Metcalf, William Park — 18, 30(2), 58, 64, 115, 175,
260, 271, 319, 512, 538, 540 D.C.
4036 Meyer, Blakeman Quintard — 465 N.Y.
5261 Meyers, Charles Lee — 126 N.J.
2981 Meysenburg, Robert Carr — 100(2) Mo.
277 Mickle-Saltonstall, Andrew Hutchins — 152, 153, 299,
300(2), 409(3), 411(5), 545(3), 568 N.Y.
1794 Middleton, Harvey — 2, 3, 7, 122, 224, 366, 551 Md.
1167 Middleton, John Izard — 15(3), 19, 69, 194, 266(3), 272,
298, 327, 328(2), 333(3), 380(2), 412, 461, 462(2), 485,
538(2), 556(3) Md.
2727 Middleton, Merle — 366 Pa.
4382 Middleton, Nathan Atherton — 224 Md.
140 Mifflin, James — 176, 328, 336, 450, 472 N.Y. and Pa.
424 Mifflin, William — 176, 328, 336(2), 450 Pa.
6385 Mikell, Waring — 437 Ga.
5794 Mikell, William Ephraim — 437 Ga.
5020 Milbank, Charles Budd — 503 N.Y.
6110 Milbank, Isaac — 25, 204(2), 258, 259(2), 345(2), 503(2) Cal.
6050 Milbank, Nichols — 25, 204(2), 258, 259(2), 345(2), 503(2) Cal.
5008 Milbank, Robert Watkinson — 503 N.Y.
5006 Milbank, Samuel — 503 N.Y.
2706 Miles, Alfred Graham — 388 N.Y.
567 Miles, Frederick Plumb — 328 Conn.
4958 Miles, George Elmer — 55 N.Y.
4959 Miles, George Frederick — 55 N.Y.
1861 Mill, Charles David — 554 III.
1275 Millard, Clifford Isaac — 365 Mo.
1269 Millard, Frank Ashley — 364, 365 Mo.
3470 Miller, Benjamin deMeir — 298 D.C.
46 Miller, Charles Benjamin — 100, 240, 258, 312, 538 N.Y.
892 Miller, Charles Kingsbury — 9 III.
5808 Miller, Clarence Menzies — 3 Vt.
3881 Miller, Eddis Nelson — 22, 245, 482 N.Y.
4 Miller, Edward Clarence — 100, 240, 258, 312, 538 N.Y.
5077 Miller, Guy Partridge — 388 Conn.
5555 Miller, Henry Lewis — 328 Cal.
159 Miller, John Bleecker— 418, 444(2), 493, 497 N.Y.
5705 Miller, John Post — 160 N.Y.
4423 Miller, Robert Finner— 139, 155(2), 189, 221, 237, 328(2),
381, 425(2), 439, 452, 463, 5i4, 523(2), 544, 561, 565, 566,
568 Mo.
13 10 Miller, Sidney Trowbridge— 525 N.Y. and Mich.
4149 Milne, Caleb Jones, Jr.— 7, 343 Pa-
4687 Milne, David— 7, 343 Pa.
855 Milnor, Thomas William — 303 N.J.
2422 Miner, Charles Edmund — 330 Vt.
961 Miner, Edward Griffith, Jr.— 5, 330 N.Y.
4610 Miner, George Leland — 330 ILL
3219 Miner, Karl Roswell — 330 NY.
5105 Minis, Abraham— 564 Ga.
491 Minis, John Livingston— 18, 285, 301, 302(2), 426, 462, 491 Md.
243 Minor, John Crannel— 330(2) N.Y.
653

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
5157 Minot, Grafton Winthrop — 330 Mass.
2753 Minot, James — 330(3) N.H.
1067 Minot, Joseph Grafton — 181, 330(2), 331(2) Mass.
4172 Minton, Telfair Marriott — 210 N.Y.
21 8 1 Mitchell, Charles Foote — 519 Conn.
1565 Mitchell, Edward Craig — 44, 269, 290, 452 Minn.
45 Mitchell, William Anderson — 330, 331, 427 N.Y.
1822 Moale, William Armistead — 332 Md.
3610 Moffat, R. Burnham — 130, 245, 277(2), 482, 519, 520 N.Y.
2284 Moffett, Darius Lauden — 343 Ky.
1 541 Moffett, Darius Lauden Vigus — 343 Colo.
2755 Moller, Charles George, Jr. — 43(2), 50, 189, 191, 386, 448,
468, 504(2), 560 N.Y.
1724 Monfort, Delos Abram — 200 Minn.
1725 Monfort, Frederick Delos — 58, 59, 84, 134, 147, 149, 200,
242, 307, 318, 322, 401(2), 478, 541(3), 563 Minn.
4218 Monnette, Mervin Jeremiah — 124, 417, 444 Cal.
4176 Monnette, Orra Eugene — 19, 20, 35, 50, 53, 74, 78(2), 84,
96, 104(2), 105, 108, 124(2), 125, 136, 150(3), 151, 155(4),
184(2), 224(3), 237(2), 256, 258(2), 259, 262, 268, 279,
316, 317, 331, 333, 334, 335, 343, 358, 367, 376, 381,
382(2), 392(2), 398, 407, 408, 417, 420, 422, 423, 429,
430, 433, 434, 439, 444(2), 45", 476, 505(2), 506, 516, 517,
521, 541, 542, 562, 563, 566, 567 Cal.
4160 Montague, Henry Watmough — 367 Mass.
6307 Montfort, Barret — 354 Ky.
2236 Montgomery, Archibald Roger — 77 Pa.
5232 Montgomery, Eugene Willard — 5, 13, 519, 536 III.
1 178 Montgomery, Hardman Philips Alan — 302 N.Y.
1297 Montgomery, Henry Eglinton — 99 N.Y.
3010 Montgomery, Henry Eglinton, 2nd — 303 N.Y.
2262 Montgomery, James Eglinton — 100 N.Y.
3 171 Montgomery, James Henry — 280 Pa.
307 Montgomery, James Lynch — 37, 418, 419, 497(2) N.Y.
145 Montgomery, Thomas Harrison — 77, 154, 278, 280, 437,
529 N.Y. and Pa.
2085 Moody, Frederick Schander — 560 Cal.
1421 Moore, Albert Randell — 43(2), 217(3), 333, 334, 391(3),
410, 459, 529, 560 Minn.
4563 Moore, Clarence — 303 D.C.
4508 Moore, Charles — 199 Mich.
3814 Moore, Frank Remick — 273 Mass.
6059 Moore, Franklin Smedley — 199, 334 Pa.
1648 Moore, George Henry — 29, 68, 75, 330, 384, 385, 525(2),
541 III.
3599 Moore, Howard Parker — 56, 116, 117, 156, 172, 332, 392,
412, 421(2), 451 N.Y.
4874 Moore, James Bunce — 116 Conn.
5072 Moore, John Henry— 9, 144, 333(3), 457, 465, 486, 503 D.C.
4013 Moore, Thomas Channing — 333 N.Y.
1735 Moore, William John — 520 III.
3477 Moores, Charles Washington — 155 Ind.
3478 Moores, Merrill — 155, 281 Ind.
3005 Moran, Charles — 1, 4, 10, 67(2), 68, 102, 104, 109, in,
122, 140, 153, 164, 240(2), 253, 277, 292(3), 318, 336,
34i, 354, 382(2), 422, 423(2), 512, 519, 520, 540, 563 N.Y.
654

ROLL OF MEMBERS
5766 Morehead, John Motley — 221 III.
6226 Morehouse, Max — 159 Cal.
34 Morgan, Appleton — 13, 21, 335, 416, 463 N.Y.
2775 Morgan, Charles — 366 N.Y.
5163 Morgan, Christopher — 335 Conn.
3085 Morgan, Fisher Corlies — 107 Pa.
5067 Morgan, Frank — 122 N.Y.
5781 Morgan, Franklin Townsend — 335 N.Y.
2259 Morgan, George Dayton— 18(2), 46, 335, 369(2), 370(3),
37i, 477, 482 N.Y.
3051 Morgan, George Edgar — 335 N.Y.
113 Morgan, James Henry — 18, 335(2) N.Y.
1285 Morgan, James Lancaster — 255, 488 N.Y.
2242 Morgan, John Hill — 335, 488 N.Y.
4552 Morgan, John Hurst — 42(2), 103, 148, 154 Md.
3038 Morgan, Leslie Allen — 371 N.Y.
2465 Morgan, Louis Segur — 335 N.Y.
279 Morgan, Robert Webb — 18 N.Y.
853 Morgan, William Fellowes — 335 N.J.
229 Morgan, William H. — 335(2) N.Y.
3678 Moriarty, George Andrews, Jr. — 413 Mass.
914 Morrell, Edward deVeaux — 540 Pa.
4521 Morrell, George Corydon — 16, 28, 88, 101, 109, 113, 163,
171, 187, 206, 240, 255, 298, 317, 339, 367, 426, 462, 476,
517, 521, 522(2), 543, 544(2), 562 Mass.
2673 Morrill, Samuel — 275 Mass.
1329 Morris, Frederick Wistar, Jr. — 336 Pa.
425 Morris, Henry — 303 Pa.
6367 Morris, Jacob Giles — 336 Pa.
5727 Morris, John Jacob — 411 N.Y.
114 Morris, Lewis — 336 N.Y.
4450 Morris, Lewis Gouverneur — 336 N.Y.
3278 Morris, Roland Sletor — 336 Pa.
823 Morris, Seymour — 28, 55, 58, 67, 89, 92, 118(4), r85, 205,
236(3), 239, 242(2), 245, 246, 249, 271, 272, 304, 318,
321, 336(2), 363, 399, 416, 424(2), 476, 482 Mass. and III.
4852 Morris, Seymour, Jr. — 58 III.
2341 Morris, Walter — 400 Del.
193 Morris, William Henry — 336 N.Y.
1466 Morrison, Charles King — 272 N.Y.
878 Morrison, George Austin, Jr. — 70, 138, 144(2), 163, 247,
272, 493, 558 N.Y.
3299 Morrison, Samuel Turner — 77(2), 99, 100, 167, 220, 263,
399, 405, 472, 510(2), 555 Iowa.
6240 Morrison, Seth Warner, Jr. — 336 Cal.
3633 Morrison, William Francis — 77(2), 99, 100, 167, 220, 263,
399, 405, 472, 510(2), 555 Iowa.
3805 Morse, Edward Emery — 61, 153, 427(2), 534 D.C.
2275 Morse, Frederick Winslow — 131, 267 N.H.
3994 Morse, Glenn Tilley — 67, 200, 249(2), 309, 318, 450(2),
451, 482, 518, 519 Mass.
6351 Morse, Sidney Levi — 337 N.Y.
332 Morse, Waldo Grant — 337 N.Y.
2024 Morse, Willard Samuel — 1, 16, 98, 117, 164, 169, 185,
213(3), 239, 311, 363, 421(2), 452, 471, 503, 515, 545, 549,
568 Colo.
655

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
2123 Morss, Charles Anthony — 337 Mass.
5154 Morss, Everett — 337 Mass.
5709 Mortimer, Stanley Grafton — 302 N.Y.
1642 Morton, Charles Mortimer — 488 Pa.
5613 Morton, Daniel — 16, no, 242, 337, 338, 387, 433, 547 Mo.
4880 Morton, David Cummins — 186, 506 Ky.
731 Morton, Frederick Nash — 164 Vt.
1392 Morton, Julius Sterling — 278, 436(2) Neb.
1438 Morton, Levi Parsons — 249 N.Y.
809 Morton, Thomas George — 74, 170, 288, 445, 488 Pa.
5325 Moseley, Charles William — 68, 70, 73, 105, 109, 146, 159,
180, 183, 310(2), 338(2), 353(3), 376, 450, 458(2), 459,
471(2), 472, 478(2), 488(2), 510, 517 Mass.
249 Moseley, Edward Augustus — 70, 73, 105, 109, 183, 310, 338,
353, 376, 450, 459, 47p2), 472, 488, 517 N.Y. and D.C.
2645 Moseley, Frank— 16(2), 41, 103, 216, 253, 295, 373, 407,
477, 517 Mass.
958 Moseley, John Graham— 33, 35, 36, 47, 79, 98, 115, 130(3),
131(3), 167, 205, 216, 230(2), 233, 240, 241, 246, 256,
257(3), 277(2), 332, 338(3), 340, 345(2), 363, 379, 383,
385, 426, 450, 453, 480, 482, 508, 518, 519, 520 Mass.
6242 Moses, Walter — 165(2), 181, 212, 274, 289, 290, 362, 380,
402, 420, 457, 534(2) N.J.
1866 Moses, Zebina — 19, 45, 130(2), 307, 338, 382, 419, 474, 534 D.C.
2740 Motley, Thomas Lawrence — 98 Mass.
4696 Mott, John Grenville — 339 Ind.
1901 Mott, John Thomas — 18, 84, 149(2), 185, 251, 330(3),
391, 481, 5'4 N.Y.
5825 Mott, Jordan Lawrence — 165, 267 N.Y.
2257 Mott, Luther Wright — 18, 78, 84, 89, 133, 147, 149(2),
165, 185, 251, 303, 330(3), 358, 359, 391, 481, 514 N.Y.
2633 Motter, Isaac — 154 Mo.
2971 Moulton, Augustus Freedom — 32, 89, 109, 355 Me.
6394 Moulton, Edward Stephen — 88 R.L
2233 Moulton, George Mayhew — 194, 204, 239, 339(2), 385,
412, 427, 477 III.
1351 Moulton, John Henry — 60, 78, 160, 201, 263, 317(2), 355,
412, 503, 508 Mo.
3455 Mowatt, Charles Grayson — 419 N.Y.
4471 Mower, Charles Herrick — 235 Vt.
5518 Mower, Edward Baldridge — 443 III.
5464 Mudd, Seeley Wintersmith — 51, 269 Cal.
2407 Mudge, Alfred — 283 Mass.
2557 Mudge, Frank Herbert — 283 Mass.
3992 Mudge, Solomon Hinckley — 339 Mo.
3427 Mulford, Ernest Denman — 191 N.J.
794 Mullikin, Howard — 23, 41, 116, 269, 361(2) Md.
ion Mumford, James Gregory— 99, 152, 340, 341, 411(2), 428,
545(3) Mass.
5217 Mumford, William Clinton — 191, 210, 520, 556 N.Y.
4573 Muncaster, Stewart Brown— 35, 313(2), 472 D.C.
6185 Munds, James Theus— 69(2), 103(2), 104(2), 125, 128, 343,
381, 421(3), 489, 522, 541, 542 N.Y.
1974 Munger, Carl Eugene — 424 Conn.
2883 Munn, Henry Norcross — 340 N.Y.
465 Munro, Wilfred Harold— 2, 88(2), 249 Pa. and R.I.
656

ROLL OF MEMBERS

245, 270, 312, 341,

4194 Munroe, Addison Pierce — 101
4622 Munroe, Lyman Francis — 101
5953 Munroe, Philip Allen — 101
682 Munson, Cyrus LaRue — 195, 340(2), 519
5239 Munson, Dunham Ockerman — 60, 66, 130(2), 1
2938 Munson, Francis Merton — 341
3064 Munson, Francis Merton, Jr. — 341
4424 Munson, Frederic Granville — 341
6309 Murdoch, Carlisle — 270
2547 Murdock, Harold — 192, 312, 341, 373
2447 Murdock, Joseph Ballard — 23, 192,
373, 5"
3614 Muren, George Morgan — 229
1243 Murphey Elijah Warriner — 196, 279, 285(2), 37
3169 Murphy, Chauncey Hurlbut — 196
2519 Murphy, Franklin — 311, 374, 461(2)
4076 Murphy, Franklin, Jr. — 461
4492 Murphy, William Dennistown — 122
3 Murray, Charles Henry — 9, 23, 38(2), 64, 141,
293(2), 419, 422, 436, 448, 456, 458, 481, 521
3240 Murray, George Henry — 195
5178 Murray, Henry Hotchkiss — 195
4084 Murray, William — 141
1019 Mussey, William Lindsly — 5
2193 Myer, Albert James — 37(2), 130, 215, 216, 301,
327, 34o, 341,497(2) ¦
62 Myer, Isaac — 143, 401
3783 Myers, James Fairlie Cooper — 556
1066 Myers, Philip VanNess — 236
2308 Myers, Theodore Benjamin — 221
2303 Myers, Walter Frederick — 72, 221, 236
3705 Myers, William Starr — 448, 449, 518
1469 Mynderse, Wilhelmus — 422
51 18 Myrick, Shelby — 85

48, 34i

R.I.R.I.
RI. Pa.
Mo.
Del. Del.
D.C. and N.Y.
Ohio.
Mass.

1, 449

145, 241,

R.I.
N.Y. N.Y.N.Y. N.J. N.J.
N.Y. N.Y.
Del. Del.
N.Y.
Ohio.
302, 318, N.Y.
N.Y. Ga.
Ohio.
Minn, and N.Y.
Minn. Md.
N.Y. Ga.

N

3454 Napier, Charles Dwight — 157
5281 Nash, Francis Smith — 228
6383 Nash, Joseph Cheshire — 341
3494 Nash, Louis Philip — 509
1826 Nash, Nathaniel Cushing — 131
6035 Neally, John Haven — 426
2355 Neely, Robert Caldwell — 459
5160 Neff, John Thornley — 553
6089 Neff, John Thornley, Jr. — 79
665 Neff, Peter — 438(3)
5744 Neff, Rollin Gray — 519
6347 Neithercut, Richard Irving — 491
6216 Nelson, Ben Barrere — 474
3212 Nelson, Edwin Horatio — 5
2681 Newberry, John Stoughton — 370
iioi Newbury, Truman Handy — 370
5385 Newcomb, Bethuel Merritt — 343
657

N.Y. D.C. Ga.
Mass. Mass. N.H. Ga.
N.J. N.J.
Md.
N.J.
Conn. Ohio.
Mich.
Mich.
N.Y. and Mich. Cal.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
6169 Newcomb, Charles Lawrence — 344 Mo.
4267 Newcomb, Clarence Fisher — 58, 59, 343 Mo.
5519 Newcomb, Francis Herbert — 343 III.
1 147 Newcomb, George Amos — 57, 58, 344 Mo.
997 Newcomb, George Whitfield — 58, 59, 129, 343 III.
3788 Newcomb, Harry Turner — 343 D.C.
2168 Newell, William Harmar — 429 Pa.
3142 Newhall, Charles Cary — 535 R.L
mi Newhall, James Silver — 24, 25, 112, 166, 170, 208, 335,
300, 344, 372, 387, 388(3), 430, 466, 559 Mass.
1135 Newman, Clarence Egberts — 310, 450(2), 493 N.Y.
2033 Newton, Charles Humphreys — 120, 257, 344, 345, 368, 449,
513(2), 541, 553, 564 Ohio.
1 1 70 Newton, Henry Allen — 344 N.Y.
558 Newton, Henry Gleason — 345 Conn.
715 Newton, Virginius — 122 Va.
3007 Nichols, Acosta — 345(2) N.Y.
5182 Nichols, Charles Joseph — 367 Me.
2646 Nichols, George Leslie — 2, n, 34(2), 104, 337 Mass.
3008 Nichols, George Livingston — 345(2) N.Y.
5823 Nichols, George Pardee — 448 N.Y.
5790 Nichols, Harry Parmalee — 448 N.Y.
1186 Nichols, Henry Atherton — 140, 153, 196, 197(2), 208,
372 N.Y. and D.C.
943 Nichols, Maury — 321 N.Y.
4965 Nichols, Mongin Baker — 162 Ga.
3995 Nichols, Richard Johnson — 373 Mass.
5954 Nichols, Thomas Buffum — 160 R.I.
1187 Nichols, Willard Atherton — 17, 19, 140, 153, 178, 179,
196, 197(2), 264(2), 286, 345, 372, 460, 521, 544,
545 N.Y. and Cal.
1933 Nicholson, John Reed — 135, 169, 281, 435 Del.
5453 Nicholson, Paul Coe — no R.I.
5815 Nicholson, Samuel Mowry — no R.L
1700 Nickerson, Herman — 16 Mass.
2748 Nickerson, Philip Tillinghast — 64, 184, 232, 346(2), 383,
439 Mass.
2733 Nickerson, Stephen Westcott — 184(2), 226, 249, 346(2),
522 Mass.
1626 Nickerson, Thomas White, Jr. — 14, 15(2), 27(3), 45, 53,
54(2), 55, 64, 73, 88, 115, 120, 170, 171, 184(2), 188(2),
205, 222(2), 223, 226(2), 232(2), 246, 247, 248, 249,
250, 252, 268, 271, 272, 287(2), 306, 322, 329(2), 342,
346(2), 351, 352, 383, 395, 433, 438, 439(2), 464, 47o,
477(2), 484, 485, 5H, 522, 526(3), 53i(2), 544
545 Mass.
4590 Nickerson, William Emery — 346 Mass.
5910 Nicklin, Benjamin Patton — 24 Md.
591 1 Nicklin, John Bailey, Jr. — 24 Md.
5728 Nicoll, De Lancey — 346 , N.Y.
3750 Nicoll, Fancher — 200, 217(2), 290, 309, 347(2), 469 N.Y.
3277 Nicoll, FIenry Denton — 346 N.Y
2292 Nightingale, George Corlis — 202, 207, 245 R.L
4616 Nightingale, George Corlis, Jr. — 5 R.I.
970 Niles, Robert Lossing — 519 N.Y.
4752 Nixon, Horace Franklin— 135, 222(2), 292, 346, 350(2) N.J.
658

ROLL OF MEMBERS
339 Noble, Henry Harmon — 200, 324, 331, 347, 427, 438, 469,
517 N.Y.
732 Noble, Robert — 144, 347 Vt.
5882 Noble, Robert Ernest — 502 N.Y.
121 6 Norcross, Grenville Howland — 95 Mass.
3724 Norman, Albert Clift — 467 Ga.
2299 Norman, Hugh Kinsley — 58 R.L
2296 Norman, Reginald— 58 R.I.
2512 Norris, Alexander Wilson — 419 Pa.
6042 Norris, Bennet Biscoe — 48 Md.
438 Norris, Charles Cotesworth Pinckney — 327, 328(2) Pa.
439 Norris, George Washington — 347 Pa.
3694 Norris, Henry McCoy — 95, 109, 123, 180, 272, 319 Ohio.
5576 Northrop, Edwin Canfield — 204 Conn.
3381 Northrop, Frank — 204 N.Y.
4337 Northrop, Otis Smith — 204 Conn.
381 Norton, Edward Loudon — 26, 153, 188(2), 202(2), 250,
255, 380, 474, 477, 484 N.Y.
740 Norton, John Grant — 160, 275, 348 Vt.
1437 Norton, Porter — 464, 465, 519 N.Y.
917 Norton, Thomas Herbert — 23, 82, 91(2), 153, 157, 191,
250(2), 260(3), 293, 319, 347, 356, 370(3), 371, 407,
436, 442, 474, 534, 548 Md., N. Y. and Ohio.
134 Norwood, Lewis Morris — 336 N.Y.
1841 Nourse, John Francis — 387 Mass.
6236 Noyes, Bartholomew Skaats — 349 Cal.
347 Noyes, Charles Phelps — 27, 104, no, 190, 212, 230, 264,
290(2), 291, 306(2), 311(2), 318, 349(2), 350, 365,
405(2), 413, 414, 447, 464, 465, 477, 514, 541, 546 N.Y. and Minn.
1424 Noyes, Daniel Rogers — 27, 110, 311, 349, 414, 541 Minn.
3976 Noyes, David Allen — 349 III.
2591 Noyes, Edward Deering— 57, 66, 102, 165, 171(2), 194,
208, 209, 265, 274, 328, 332, 348, 349, 358, 359(3), 364,
368, 427, 461(3), 559 Me.
5476 Noyes, Harry Floyd — 349 Ga.
210 Noyes, James Atkins — 306, 310, 543, 554 N.Y. and Mass.
2629 Noyes, Wadsworth — 364 Me.
3588 Nutter, Charles Read — 193 Mass.
5291 Nutting, George Hale — 349 Mass.
2338 Nutting, Grant Hosford — 349 Iowa.
2337 Nutting, James Ralph — 349 Iowa.
1874 Nye, Charles Freeman — 30, 74, 184, 361, 384, 385, 512 N.Y.
3670 Nye, James Warren — 278 III.
o
288 Oakley, E. Benedict — 40(2) N.Y.
115 Oakley, Henry Cruger — 128, 133, 559 N.Y.
759 Obear, Clarence Cord£ — 529 Mo.
760 Obear, Frank — 529 Mo.
3358 Ober, Gustavus — 548 Md.
5355 O'Connor, Charles Wainwright — 23 N.Y.
49 O'Conor, John Christopher — 328 N.Y.
3276 Oddie, Orville, Jr. — 536 N.Y.
4127 Odell, William Herrick Lovett — 228 Mass.
659

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
3269 Offley, Cleland Nelson — 43, 80, 89(2), 213, 350, 370,
390, 391, 442, 506, 513(2), 564 £>.C.
5130 Ogden, Louis Mansfield — 200, 350, 555 N.Y.
338 Ogden, Ludlow — 350 N.Y.
67 Ogden, Thomas Ludlow — 294, 302, 350, 418(3), 419, 492(2),
496, 568 N.Y.
5347 Olds, Irving Sands — 189, 351(2), 505 N.Y.
355 Olin, Stephen Henry — 37, 302, 419 N.Y.
2139 Olmstead, William Adams — 268 N.H.
3117 Olmsted, Edward — 265 N.J.
5809 Olney, Edwin Lewis — 352 Vt.
5503 Olney, Elam Ward — 352 N.Y.
22 Olney, George Washington — 351, 352(2), 526 N.Y. and R.L
1292 Olyphant, John Kensett — 352 N.Y.
1 29 1 Olyphant, Robert — 352 N.Y.
1 130 Oothout, John Webster — 178, 245(2), 346(2), 492, 495,
568 N.Y.
6225 Ord, Henry Norton — 393 Cal.
1179 Ormsbee, Hermann Williams — 99(2) 163, 201, 519 N.Y.
203 Orne, Henry Merrill — 9, 103(3), 343, 372 N.Y.
2621 Orr, Arthur — 25, 58, 59, 147, 175(2), 356, 439 III.
3564 Orrick, Henry Albert — 219(2), 353 Md.
2495 Orton, Edward — 353 Ohio
2764 Orton, Edward, Jr. — 194 Ohio
3652 Orton, Forrest Hoy — 353 Minn.
3126 Orvis, Charles Eustis — 489 N.Y.
5486 Orvis, Edwin Waitstill — 489 N.Y.
1043 Osborn, Henry Austin — 8, 38, 46, in, 180, 258, 259, 278(2),
353, 413, 436, 473(2) III.
2328 Osborn, Henry Fairfield — 78(2), 176, 204, 353, 508 Conn.
3771 Osborn, William Updike — 352 N.Y.
2735 Osgood, Edward Louis — 388 Mass.
3776 Osgood, .Frederic Larned — 13 Conn.
1 1 99 Osgood, Josiah Alonzo — 353 Cal.
3828 Otter, John Delaware — 23 Ky.
4125 Otter, Robert Wortham — 23 Ky.
3981 Otis, Charles Tillinghast — 353 III.
4778 Otis, Edward Osgood — 354 Mass.
2974 Otis, George Asahel- — 353 III.
5148 Otis, Harrison Gray— 268, 353, 354 Cal.
1501 Otis, Joseph Edward, Jr. — 5, 18, 45(2), 63, 115, 116, 168,
190, 212(2), 311, 330(2), 334, 335, 353, 363, 392, 413,
428, 435, 440, 448, 471(2), 472, 512, 541, 563, 567 III.
1738 Otis, Philo Adams — 5, 18, 45(2), 63, 115, 116, 168, 190,
212(2), 311, 330(2), 334, 335, 353, 363, 392, 413, 428,
435, 440, 448, 47i, 472(2), 512, 541, 563, 567 III.
3340 Otis, Ralph Chester — 353 III.
2975 Otis, Thomas Gould, Jr. — 353 III.
3828 Otter, John Delaware — 23 Ky.
4125 Otter, Robert Northam — 23 Ky.
6107 Overfield, Chauncey Percival — 316 Cal.
4742 Owen, Franklin Buchanan — 303 Md.
1557 Owen, Frederick Denison — 18(2), 141, 461(2) D.C.
4038 Owen, Robert Latham — 258 D.C.
2579 Owen, William Henry, Jr. — 468 N.Y.
3900 Owen, William Otway — 258 D.C.
660

ROLL OF MEMBERS

483 Paca, John Philemon — 99, 100, 302, 303, 342, 354(2),
476(2) Md.
5946 Pack, Arthur Newton — 7(2), 12, 22(2), 23, 31, 35, 36,
37(2), 42, 55, 72, 73, 79, 85, 86(2), 92, 93(2), 100, 104(2),
121, 128, 147, 161, 169, 170, 174(3). 175, 176, 181,
199, 203, 207(2), 210(2), 215, 225(4), 227(2), 228(3),
229, 230, 272, 273, 278(2), 281, 286, 299, 307, 311(2),
332, 342, 343, 344(2), 345, 356(2), 376, 403(2), 408,
432, 433, 434, 435, 437, 438, 467, 469, 481(2), 482, 483,
484, 486, 487, 519, 541, 551, 552, 553(2), 558, 560, 563,
564, 565, 566(3) N.J.
5301 Pack, Charles Lathrop — 12, 31, 79, 86, 92, 93(2), 128,
147, 161, 181, 203, 307, 327(2), 228, 307, 344, 433, 467, 482,
54i, 55i, 552, 553(2), 558, 560, 564(2), 565, 566(2) N.J.
6327 Pack, Randolph Green — 483 N.J.
3024 Packard, Durand Clarence — 354 Colo.
5984 Packard, Joseph — 292 Md.
2528 Packer, Flavius — 67 N.Y.
5589 Paddock, Ernest Moorhead — 58 Mass.
2952 Paddock, William Henry — 241 N.Y.
2661 Page, Carroll Smalley — 364, 368(3), 551 Vt.
5374 Page, James Rathwell — 45, 65, 453(2) Cal.
2979 Page, Louis Rodman — 553 Md.
1333 Page, Oliver Ormsby— ^52 Pa.
440 Page, S. Davis— 10, 83(3), 88, 89(2), 184, 207(3), 343,
355(3), 428, 539, 54o Pa.
213 Page, Walter Gilman— 68, 287, 354, 355, 444, 526(2),
567 N.Y. and Mass.
310 Paige, Edward Winslow — 346, 355, 400, 428, 492, 495 N.Y.
2760 Paine, Cyrus Fay— 58, 59, 64, 211, 249, 356, 370, 371, 383,
425, 439, 44i, 5H »tN-Y'
4861 Paine, Franklin— 385 Minn.
4452 Paine, Waldo Grant— 168 Wash.
5066 Paine, Willis Seaver— 5 N.Y.
5171 Palen, Gilbert J. — 78 N.J.
887 Palmer, Charles Dana— 28(2), 88, 136, 266, 267(2) Mass.
4518 Palmer, Charles Howard, 2nd— 9 N.Y.
3935 Palmer, Ernest— 45, 116, 141(2), 356, 447 N-Y.
4650 Palmer, Henry Brewster — 516 N.Y.
3720 Palmer, Lowell Mason— 12, 70, 79, 123, 143, 164, 169,
202, 223, 226, 230, 233(2), 247, 255, 272, 322, 325(2),
356, 430, 433(2), 441, 47o, 476, 526(2) 528 N.Y.
3609 Palmer, Lucius Noyes— no, 141, 349, 356(2), 414, 447 !N.y.
1902 Palmer, Walter Warner— 141 N.Y.
«<oi Palmer, William Lincoln— 79, 97, 337, 385(2), 484(2),
" S12 Mass.
5401 Palmer, William Pendleton— 428 Ohio.
4199 Pardee, Ensign Bennett— 64 N.Y.
3859 Parish, Edward Codman— 472 *Y
4132 Park, Lawrence — 415 Mass.
5475 Park, Orville Augustus— 357 Ga.
5462 Park, Edgar David— 125, 185, 284 Cal.
5342 Park, *Julian— 357 N-Y-
661

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
3636 Park, Robert Emory — 357 Ga.
6241 Parke, Robert Irvin — 357 N.J.
4602 Parker, Calvin Donnell — 293, 310, 481, 544 Ga.
2070 Parker, Charles Lincoln — 158, 160, 358(2), 359, 396 Mass.
1911 Parker, Charles Wallingford — 70, 160, 358(2), 487, 500- Mass.
171 5 Parker, Charles Wentworth — 35(2), 358(2), 461 Mass.
1709 Parker, Charles Wentworth, Jr — 35(2), 358(2), 461 Mass.
3592 Parker, Charles Wolcott — 40(2), 51(2), 63, 64, 76, 97, 98,
101, 141, 164(2), 190(2), 200(2), 205, 211(2), 273, 277(2),
318, 358(3), 376, 413, 418, 492(2), 497(2), 519, 520, 562 N.J.
51 12 Parker, Daingerfield — 565 D.C.
5945 Parker, Dudley Fuller — 358 N.J.
4357 Parker, Edward Horatio — 3, 104(2), 173, 327, 355, 378 Mich.
2125 Parker, Edward Ludlow — 45, 63, 70, 115, 120(2), 148,
173, 205, 249, 270, 338, 358, 379, 439, 461, 463, 512(2),
561 Mass.
331 Parker, Ely S. — 560 N.Y.
2578 Parker, Frederick Sheldon — 58, 59, 67(2), 79, 115, 130,
156, 211, 223, 224(3), 257, 311(2), 327, 345(2), 358, 377,
378, 392, 4'3, 45i, 460, 467, 530(3), 531(2), 549, 550,
55i, 552, 553(2) N.Y.
2017 Parker, Frederick Wesley — 25, 113, 120, 131(2), 164, 184,
191, 205, 249, 268, 326, 337, 439, 473 Mass.
3424 Parker, George Turner — 41, 46, 51(2), 52, 91, 104, 119,
121, 140, 152, 153, 158(2), 166, 174, 177, 179, 180, 196,
205, 210, 211, 227, 244, 245, 256, 260(2), 263(2), 264,
333(2), 343, 357(3), 358, 369, 370(2), 371, 373, 384,
387, 394, 396(2), 416(2), 442, 455(3), 456, 482, 488, 502(2),
524(2), 533, 538, 543, 55o(2), 552(2), 553, 557 Mo.
3138 Parker, Henry Rust— 54, 133, 263, 283, 303, 339(2), 355,
359, 402, 409, 421, 499, 504(2), 566 N.H.
2218 Parker, Herman — 70, 160, 358(2), 487, 500 Mass.
2122 Parker, John Nelson — 44, 134, 261, 280, 358 Mass.
5426 Parker, Joseph Brooks Bloodgood — 50(2), 87, 176, 259, 561,
562 D.C.
4878 Parker, Lewis Darling — 359 Conn.
1449 Parker, Montgomery Davis — 132 Mass.
2383 Parker, Moses Greeley — 28, 63, 108, no, 133, 143, 169,
178, 182, 206, 208, 209(2), 227, 274, 356(2), 358, 373, 388,
398, 399(2), 543(3), 559 Mass.
6083 Parker, Philip MacGregor — 351 N.J.
5397 Parker, Walter Wales — 154 Ohio.
5520 Parker, Woodruff John — 371 III.
577 Parkhurst, Charles Dyer— 12, 54, 75, 170, 207, 233, 230,
400, 469, 470, 539, 544 Conn.
3799 Parkhurst, Daniel Burleigh — n Cal.
5677 Parks, William Scott — 357 D.C.
580 Parmelee, George Luther — 359 Conn.
4432 Parmly, Jay Frank — 126(2) N.J.
5542 Parr, Charles McKew — 36 Md.
5521 Parrish, George Randall — 63 III.
4674 Parrot, George Townley — 479 N.j!
6101 Parrot, Raymond Townley — 479 N.J.
234 Parsons, Albert Ross — 360(3) N.Y.
3063 Parsons, Charles— 22, 79, 80(2), 95, 121, 241(2), 242(2),
274, 360(3), 512 Mo.
662

ROLL OF MEMBERS
2140 Parsons, Charles Lathrop — 5, 6, 64, 115, 116, 315, 360(4),
516 . - - N^
1069 Parsons, Charles Sumner — 203(2), 301 Mass.
4257 Parsons, Francis Henry — 28 D.C.
2065 Parsons, Hosmer Buckingham — 39 N.Y.
2794 Parsons, Lewis Baldwin — 22, 79, 80(2), 95, 115, 121, 241(2),
242(3), 274, 360(3), 512 III.
5556 Parsons, Louis Fairman — 360(3) Cal.
1366 Parsons, William Decatur — 98, 187, 194, 240, 263, 270, 287,
339, 360(2), 368, 402, 468 N.Y.
2398 Parsons, William Naramore — 360 Ga.
3055 Partridge, Arthur Samuel — 3, 27, 45, 81, 102, 106, 125,
199, 205, 226(4), 232, 250, 269, 360(2), 361, 377, 510,
549 Mo.
1870 Partridge, Edward Lasell — 28, 29, 30, 44, 61, 81, 104, 105,
106(2), 116, 118, 119(3), 128, 154, 156, 157(2), 179, 180,
188(3), 189, 198, 214(2), 230, 262(2), 293(2), 294, 301,
305, 310(2), 315, 316, 318, 319, 360(2), 361(2), 388,
444, 459, 476, 481(3), 5", 516, 542 N.Y.
2652 Partridge, Frank Harvey — 3, 27, 45, 81, 102, 106, 125, 199,
205, 226(4), 232, 250, 269, 360(3), 361, 377, 510, 511, 549 N.Y.
4920 Partridge, Theodore Dwight — 361 N.Y.
6366 Passano, Edward Boteler — 313 Md.
3420 Patch, Andrew Warren — 325 Mass.
5523 Patch, Charles Endicott — n, 13, 22, 54, 56, 60(2), 61,
7P3), 77, 82, 112, 113, 116, 117, 129, 130, 154, 166(2),
170, 178, 191, 196, 203, 204, 235, 256(4), 260, 261, 268(2),
274, 308(4), 364, 368, 369, 381, 389, 430, 445, 457(3), 461,
475, 479, 487(2), 502, 507, 517, 521, 526, 543, 551,
567 Mass.
1791 Patten, John Dewhurst — 246, 361, 375(2), 464, 465(2),
482, 518, 519 D.C.
2527 Patterson, Andrew Stuart — 23(2), 54, 487 N.Y.
4983 Patterson, Charles Loeser — 362 Del.
1316 Patterson, Elisha Gilbert — 362 Pa.
1241 Patterson, James Wilson — 324 Md.
334 Patterson, John Henry — 75 N.Y.
5249 Patterson, William Morrison — 6, 362 N.Y.
1082 Patteson, Herbert Logan — 223(2), 486 N.Y.
1 126 Patteson, Malcolm Douglas — 223 N.Y.
1 127 Patteson, Thomas Adkins, Jr. — 223, 486 N.Y.
2366 Paul, Edward Jay — 6, 11, 30, 82, 101, 126, 128, 129,
180, 182, 189, 228(2), 236, 257, 276, 308, 315, 316, 328,
363, 368(3), 369, 451 Wis.
150 Paul, John Rodman — 404 N.Y. and Pa.
687 Paul, Lawrence Taylor — 404 Pa.
2879 Paulson, Leonard, Jr. — 311 N.Y.
4068 Payne, George Houson — 161 Md.
4252 Payne, George Houson, Jr. — 161 Md.
2403 Payne, Henry Clay — 565(3) Wis.
1683 Payson, Albert Henry — 163 Cal.
5768 Peabody, James Charles — 363 Mass.
5508 Peake, William Woodhouse — 363 N.Y.
350 Peale, Albert Charles— 63, 74, 76, 362, 401, 429,
452 N.Y. and D.C.
3190 Pear, Albert Marston — 29 Mass.
663

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
2779 Pear, Charles Merriam — 29 Mass.
2093 Pearce, Charles Edward — 453 Mo.
5038 Pearce, Edward Douglas — 373 R.L
1330 Pearce, Thomas David— 334 Pa.
4891 Pearsall, Leigh Morgan — 469 N.J.
3996 Pearson!, Arthur Emmons — 29, 32, 40, 56, 69(2), 75,
129(2), 130, 144(2), 180, 192(2), 214, 233, 260, 270(2),
289, 329, 336, 345, 349(2), 355, 364, 372(2), 376(2), 379,
396, 434, 454, 461(2), 478(2), 521, 548 Mass.
1636 Pearson, George — 51 Pa.
821 Pearson, Joseph Hiram Starr — 317, 339, 345 Mass.
3997 Pearson, William Henry — 29, 32, 56, 129, 144(2), 180,
192, 233, 270(2), 289, 336, 345, 355, 364, 434, 454, 461(2),
478, 548 Mass.
4888 Pease, Albion Parsons — 566 Mass.
3167 Pease, Arthur Burr — 513 III.
2991 Pease, Edward Allen — 7 Mass.
2317 Peavey, Frank Hutchinson — 349 Minn.
4607 Peck, Frederick Stanhope — 365 R.L
421 1 Peck, George Leete — 293 N.Y.
3751 Peck, George Lyman — 293 N.Y.
392 Peck, Guy Dayton — 22, 39,rf«4i, 516 N.Y.
3224 Peck, Hamilton Sullivan — 364, 365 Vt.
2763 Peck, Hiram Harper — 365(2) Ohio.
313 Peck, John Hudson — 364 N.Y.
4606 Peck, Leander Remington — 365 R.L
3317 Peck, Raymond Edward — 365, 483 Iowa.
729 Peck, Theodore Safford — 280, 364, 365 Vt.
4640 Peck, Warren — 257, 344, 512 Vt.
4027 Peck, William Hazen — 382 N.J.
3560 Peelle, Stanton Canfield — 86 D.C.
1838 Peet, Emerson William — 18, 55, no, 131, 141(2), 143(2),
167, 189, 190(2), 202, 240, 241, 245, 246, 255, 264, 278,
281, 329, 330, 345(3), 349(2), 353, 356, 357(2), 365,
384, 413, 414, 447, 453, 476, 482, 508, 518(2), 519,
524, 538(2), 539 Minn.
1877 Peet, Frederick Tomlinson — 179, 353, 478, 482, 519 N.Y.
1504 Peirce, George Webster — 365(3) Colo.
3644 Peirce, Jonathan Franklin — 165, 339(3) Wis.
5820 Peirce, Thomas Arnold — 365 R.I-
4384 Peirce, William Henry — 424 Md.
5850 Pell, Duncan Clarkson — 366 N.Y.
407 Pell, Frederick Aycrigg — 143, 366(2) N.Y.
342 Pell, Harrison Archibald — 366 N.Y.
15 Pell, Howland — 4, 107, 160, 232, 255, 261, 289, 290, 366(2),
403, 479, 537 N.Y. and R.L
5129 Pell, Howland Gallatin — 366 N.Y.
3362 Pell, Howland Haggerty— 366 N.Y.
33 Pell, John H.— 366(2) N.Y.
747 Pell, Rodman Corse — 366 III.
3363 Pell, Stephen Hyatt Pelham— 366 N.Y.
3383 Pell, Theodore Roosevelt — 366 N.Y.
258 Pell, William Cruger — 366 N.Y.
1343 Pendleton, Edmund — 367 Va.
3556 Pendleton, Eward Waldo — 367 Mich.
5562 Pendleton, Wyman— 367 R.L
664

ROLL OF MEMBERS
1708 Penhallow, Charles Sherburne— 132, 160, 186, 367(3),
521 Mass.
3796 Pennell, Henry Beaumont — 160 Me.
5732 Penniman, Josiah Harmar — 384 Pa.
4599 Pennington, Josias — 303 Md.
2012 Pennington, William Clapham — 303 Md.
1921 Pennoyer, Nelson Alonzo — 2 Wis.
441 Pennypacker, Samuel Whitaker — 11, 399 Pa.
1020 Perin, Frank Langdon — 368 Ohio.
925 Perin, Nelson — 368 Md.
3631 Perkins, Charles Penrose — -292, 425 Pa.
3266 Perkins, Frederick Sanger — 368 Mass.
905 Perkins, J. Deming — 93, 293 Conn.
3781 Perkins, John Carroll — 445 Me.
1 129 Perkins, Joshua Newton — 471 N.Y.
4672 Perkins, Merritt Greenwood — 141 N.J.
2000 Perkins, Nathaniel Shaw — 293- Conn.
4632 Perkins, Rowan Penrose — 292 Pa.
2268 Perkins, Seymour — 516 N.Y.
5553 Perkins, Thomas Allen — 109, 368 Cal.
2667 Perkins, William Henry — 60, 147, 195(2), 227(2), 257,
364, 368(2), 369, 479 Mass.
5306 Perkins, William Henry, Jr. — 327 Md.
658 Perley, Henry Otis — 183 N.Y.
3675 Perrin, William Redfield — 389 III.
4030 Perry, Alexander — 14, 58, 64, 72, 84, 143, 144, 145, 184,
188, 205, 232(2), 233, 259, 363, 380, 392, 413, 485(2),
492, 5", 534, 535, 560 N.Y.
6009 Perry, Everett Robbins — 215 Cal.
4948 Perry, Henry Pierrepont — 562 N.Y.
1992 Perry, John -Hoyt — 508 Conn.
4104 Perry, John Prince Hazen — 130, 277, 295, 353, 363(2),
519 N.Y.
5848 Perry, John Walter — 508 Conn.
2940 Perry, Ralph Percy — 429 Wis.
6219 Perry, Stephen Kingsbury — 369, 428 Vt.
4947 Perry, William Alfred — 562 N.Y.
1518 Perry, William Stevens — 159 Iowa
3472 Peter, Armistead, Jr. — 279 D.C.
4764 Peter, Arthur — 322 Ky.
3964 Peter, George Freeland — 279 D.C.
5500 Peters, Edward McClure — 369 N.Y.
1399 Peters, Ralph — 369 Ohio.
2830 Peters, Richard, Jr. — 369 Pa.
5368 Peters, Richard, Jr. — 369 Pa.
5708 Peters, Theodore — 315 N.Y.
4803 Peters, William Richmond — 369 N.Y.
611 1 Pettengill, George Howard — 349 Cal.
5662 Pettengill, Heman Judson — 370 Mo.
2234 Pettibone, Asa G. — 210, 260(2), 370, 407, 548 III.
4157 ) Pettingell, Frank Hervey — 17, 28, 51, 54, 57, 97, 112, 113,
5145 j 124, 130, 131, 150(3), 170, 178, 184(2), 193, 208, 222(3),
227(2), 228, 235, 240, 264, 270, 274, 314(2), 315(3),
337, 349, 364, 368(3), 370, 398, 402, 422, 423, 478(2),
484, 505, 526, 527, 533, 549(3), 552, 559, 565 Mass. and Cal.
2026 Pfoutz, Gilbert B. — 255 III.
665

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
1836 Phelps, Edmund Joseph — 371 Minn.
5215 Phelps, Edward Bunnell — 370, 371 N.Y.
3185 Phelps, George Nelson — 370 Mass.
2388 Phelps, John Samuel— 398 Mass.
4670 Phelps, Livingston — 366 N.Y.
1878 Phelps, Luis James — 211, 230(2), 231, 371, 388, 503, 510 N.Y.
3338 Phelps, Samuel Fowler — 411 III.
727 Philbrook, Charles Calhoun — 109 N.H.
512 Philbrook, Charles Fred'k Bacon — 19, 57, 185, 287, 354,
526 Mass. and N.H.
4870 Phillips, Arthur Sherman — 8, 120, 148, 248, 371, 383,
439, 512, 558 RL
3919 Phillips, Duncan Clinch — 352, 371(2) D.C.
4914 Phillips, Edson — 455 D.C.
2786 Phillips, George Brinton — 65 Pa.
2103 Phillips, George Myron — 67, 81(2), 166, 422(2), 456 Minn.
5043 Phillips, Henry Byron — 10, 15(2), 84, 158, 179, 207(2), 245,
266, 272, 339, 381, 396, 433, 447, 475, 533, 539 Cal.
5037 Phillips, Joseph Leslie — 92(2) Cal.
4146 Phillips, Morris Shallcross — 352 Cal. and Pa.
5641 Phillips, Ze Barney Thorne — 371 Mo.
3561 Phinizy, Barrett — 197 Ga.
4001 Picher, Oliver Sheppard — 95, 102, 164, 179, 317, 344, 350 Mo.
3883 Pickering, McLaurin Jameson — 189, 372, 480, 507, 522 N.Y.
5932 Pickett, Montgomery — 524 III.
885 Pickford, Charles Jarvis — 204 Mass.
606 Pierce, Bradford DeWitt — 373 Conn.
1293 Pierce, Charles Henry — 374 N.Y.
2384 Pierce, Dean — 536 Mass.
4621 Pierce, Edward Elisha — 373 R.I.
4868 Pierce, Edwin C. — 373 R.I.
848 Pierce, Frederick Clifton — 2, 116, 188, 206(2), 237, 396,
397, 532 III.
5548 Pierce, Frederic Emery — 389 N.Y.
1073 Pierce, George Francis — 16(2), 103(2), 104, 373, 426, 521 Mass.
935 Pierce, George Williams — 227, 258, 273, 357, 373, 374, 457,
538, 559 N.Y.
1691 Pierce, Henry Lillie — 183, 449 Mass.
1621 Pierce, Jacob Willard — 154, 186, 201, 375, 521, 525, 536 Mass.
2302 Pierce, James Oscar — 72, 406, 475 Minn.
1299 Pierrepont, Henry Evelyn, Jr. — 302 N.Y.
41 18 Pierson, James Rhodes — 374 N.Y.
652) Pike, Charles Eliot — 20, 55(2), 56, 70, 83, 98, 101, 127,
1412! 147, 164, 184, 202, 233, 240, 255, 283, 364(3), 374, 420,
430, 43i, 47°(2), 474, 478, 53i, 537, 540 D.C. and Minn.
1146 | Pike, Francis Wallace — 240, 255, 364, 374, 420,
1414 i 537 D.C. and Minn.
6205 Pike, Warren Austin — 314, 390 Cal.
3870 Pillot, Peter Stuyvesant— 33, 37, 38, 301, 302, 372, 393, 460,
497 N.Y.
2996 Pillsbury, Albert Smith — 5 Mass.
1425 Pillsbury, Charles Alfred — 374 Minn.
3637 Pillsbury, Rosecrans William — 374 N.H.
1639 Pinkerton, Samuel Stanhope Smith — 129 Pa.
5747 Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth — 375 Va.
3031 Pinkham, Joseph— 154, 216, 238, 435, 545 N.H.
666

ROLL OF MEMBERS
3951 Pinkney, Cornelius Sidell— 386 N.Y.
3950 Pinkney, Townsend — 41, 50, 386, 504 N.Y.
2278 Pitman, Charles Frank— 548 N.H.
3074 Pitts, Thomas — 58 Mich.
6019 Pitts, Tilghman Goldsborough — 303 Md.
839 Plaisted, Appleton Heath — 13 Mass. and Me.
812 Plaisted, Sheridan — 13 N.H.
2150 Plant, Henry Bradley — 185, 210, 376 N.H.
2151 Plant, Morton Freeman — 185, 210, 376 N.H.
6025 Platt, Beverly Crump — 379 Mo.
461 Platt, Franklin — 78, 89(2), 176, 344, 463 Pa.
5372 Platt, Lewis Alfred — 297 Conn.
2773 Platt, Thomas Collier — 210 N.Y.
1 1 64 Platt, Walter Brewster — 73, 485 Md.
2237 Pleasants, Henry — 463 Pa.
4483 Plimpton, Howard Daniel — 377 Wis.
5484 Plum, David Banks — 376 N.Y.
2258 Plum, Frederick Augustus — 376 N.Y.
591 Plumb, Henry Blakeman — 18(2), 98, 102, 141, 258, 447(2),
448, 459 Conn.
2705 Plumb, James Ives — 486 N.Y.
3426 Plumer, David Bowdoin — 55 N.J.
1436 Plyer, Charles Whiting — 58, 59, 519, 530(3) N.Y.
1377 Plympton, Gilbert Motier — 37, 38, 139, 154, 156(2), 301(2),
302(3), 305, 377, 386, 407, 419, 478, 491, 492, 493, 495,
497(2), 548 N.Y.
4579 Poillon, Arthur— 51, 123(3), 127, 369, 377(2), 491, 498 N.Y.
4580 Poillon, John Edward — 377 N.Y.
4539 Poillon, William— 51, 123(3), 127, 369, 377(2), 491, 498,
560 N.Y.
2207 Polk, Isaac Hilliard — 377 Cal.
4774 Pollard, Frederick Gresham — 43, 402, 403 Va.
3779' Pollock, Edwin Taylor — 120(2), 128, 304, 305, 375, 467(3),
505, 510, 511, 516, 544 Cal. and D.C.
5143 Pomeroy, Abram Ehle — 180, 378 Cal.
868 Pomeroy, George Eltweed — 378 N.Y. and Ohio.
3095 Pomeroy, Robert Watson — 321 N.Y.
11 Pond, Charles Hobby — 160, 170, 243, 275, 328, 332, 345, 378 N.Y.
1009 Pond, Edwin Watson — 44, 179, 200, 378, 516, 519 N.Y.
2692 Pond, George Enoch — 233, 234, 378(2), 517, 518 Minn.
2 Pond, Nathan Gillette — 160, 243, 328 N.Y. and Conn.
171 Pond, Nicholas Misplee — 160, 243, 328, 332, 378 N.Y. and Conn.
4944 Pond, Samuel Henry St. John — 519 N.Y.
1 109 Pond, Virgil Clarence — 58, 59 Mass.
14 Pond, Winthrop — 160, 243, 275, 328, 345, 378 N.Y.
2195 Pool, Eugene Hillhouse — 290(2) N.Y.
1150 Pool, Marvin Bemis — 39 ' Mo., III., and Iowa.
2548 Pool, Wellington — 378, 549 Mass.
1052 Poole, Charles Clarence — 22, 61, 132, 154, 333, 378, 379,
5.01 III.
1781 Poole, Clark Langworthy — 378 Minn.
5073 Poole, John Sprigg— 35, 39, 444(3) D.C.
1 142 Poole, Murray Edward — 379 N.Y.
5717 Pope, Curran — 179, 379, 475 Ky.
1080 Pope, Franklin Leonard — 536 Mass.
3832 Pope, George Laughton — 379 Ky.
667

society of colonial wars
5176 Pope, Gustavus Dibrell — 292 Mich.
1719 Pope, Henry Durfee — 270 Mass.
3264 Pope, Percival Wentworth — 521 Mass.
2356 Pope, William Hayes — 379 Ga.
1568 Porter, Alexander Sylvanus, Jr.— 131, 353, 470 Minn, and Mass.
3053 Porter, Augustus Drum — 380 Pa. and N.Y.
5702 Porter, Frank Brinley — 154 N.Y.
1981 Porter, George Loring — 380 Conn.
3507 Porter, Horace — 339 N.J.
1318 Porter, John Biddle — 44 Pa.
3090 Porter, Peter A. — 380 N.Y.
3091 Porter, Peter1 Augustus, Jr. — 380 N.Y.
3664 Porter, Valentine Mott — 500, 560, 564, 568 Mo.
1938 Porter, Willard Hall — 281 Del.
3540 Porter, Willard Hall, Jr. — 281 Del.
2083 Post, Frank Truman — 380 Cal. and Wash.
301 Post, William Augustus — 373, 380 N.Y.
3953 Postell, John Cunningham — 333(2), 381, 556 Ga.
3168 postley, sterling — 519 n.y.
5268 pottenger, francis marion — 156, 487 cal.
5566 Potter, Henry Olney — 352(2) R.L
3479 Potts, Charles Edwin — 74, 144, 185, an, 264, 357, 538, 539 N.Y.
470 Potts, William John — 258 Pa. and N.J.
1106 Poucher, John Wilson — 49, 152(2), 217, 417, 418, 431 N.Y.
664 Poultney, Walter DeCurzon — 208 Md.
6146 Powel, Samuel — 428 R-L
2924 Powell, Lyman Theodore — 23, 45, 77(2), 188, 210, 225(4),
229, 247, 332, 344, 359, 368, 388, 430, 438, 446(2), 481,
551 Minn.
4904 Powell, Thomas Reed — 263 Vt.
460 Powell, Washington Bleddyn — 44, 454, 523, 555 Pa.
4303 Power, Charles McIlrath — 170 Minn.
4304 Power, George Center — 170 Minn.
262 Powers, Charles Andrew — 381 N.Y.
1652 Powers, Herman Rogers — 101 III.
931 Prall, William — 381, 453 N.Y. and Mich.
2995 Pratt, Abner Kingman — 282 Mass.
3869 Pratt, Alexander Dallas Bache — 30, 70, 88, 96, 100, 104, 106,
109, 115, 125, 141, 148, 159, 170, 175, 203, 333, 245, 347,
261, 293, 295, 318, 319, 382(2), 407, 413, 414, 416, 422, 433,
440, 457, 537(2), 539 N.Y.
2525 Pratt, Charles Alexander — 404(2) Mo.
3099 Pratt, Dallas Bache — 100, 105(2), 106, 175, 233, 245, 247,
318, 319, 382(2), 440 N.Y.
2552 Pratt, Herman Washington — 382 Mass.
6208 Pratt, Ransom— 249 Cal.
5909 Pratt, Thomas Lovell — 41, 43, 52, 110(2), 224, 225, 420,
457, 565 Mo.
5892 Pratt, Walter Merriam — 382 Mass
4969 Pratt, William Nephew — 282 Ga.
3930 Prentice, Samuel Oscar — 384 Conn.
1988 Prentis, Edward — 64, 101, 191, 384(2), 397 Conn.
5594 Prentis, Robert Riddick — 556 Va.
4389 Prentiss, Nathaniel Appleton — 117 N.Y.
4719 Prentiss, Samuel Loomis — 384 Minn.
6284 Presbrey, Edward Hyde — 445 Vt.
668

ROLL OF MEMBERS
6282 Presbrey, John Oliver — 445 Vt.
6026 Presbrey, Oliver Hyde — 445 Vt.
5810 Presbrey, Oliver Stetson — 445 Vt.
5172 Presby, Frank Henry— 388 N.J.
1358 Prescott, Frank Clarke — 154, 385, 529 Cal.
2953 Pressy, Joseph Wesley — 385 N.Y.
992 Preston, Deming Haven — 6, 19, 23, 25, 75, 135, 163, 210(3),
226, 229(2), 249, 260, 276, 297(2), 376, 450(2), 483, 519,
534 III.
2729 Preston, Ernest Johnston — 385 III.
4869 Preston, Howard Willis — 12, 15, 30, 42, 47, 121, 126, 127,
138, 159(2), 170, 222(2), 230, 232, 237, 253, 279, 306,
320(2), 338, 352, 360, 385, 392, 396, 399, 413, 420, 433, 470,
514, 526, 527, 539, 554 R.I.
1128 Price, Alfred Bryant — 206 N.Y.
2897 Price, Eli Kirk — 296 Pa.
251 Price, Henry Reese — 175, 320, 516 N.Y.
5135 Prichett, Thomas Barclay — 26 Pa.
5731 Prime, Alfred Coxe — 428 Pa.
459 Prime, Frederick — 413(2), 428, 540 Pa.
377 Prime, Ralph Earl— 159, 254(2), 374, 525(3) N.Y.
3763 Primrose, John Selly — 125, 231, 442, 466, 508 N.Y.
5023 Prince, Charles Barnard — 207 Mass.
4427 Prince, Charles John — 88, 188, 207, 245, 539 Mass.
3766 Prince, L. Bradford — 58 N.Y.
3991 Prince, Laurence Lampriere — 294, 386 Mo.
5638 Prindle, Edgar Lewis — 134, 184, 185(2), 226, 239, 386 Ohio.
5577 Prior, John Alexander — 481 Conn.
2256 Proctor, Frederick Towne — 116 N.Y.
6030 Proctor, Mortimer Robinson — 386 Vt.
5294 Proctor, Redfield— 386 Vt.
1171 Proctor, Thomas Redfield — 394 N.Y.
3945 Prouty, Dwight Mortimer — 154 Mass.
2467 Provoost, John Moffat — 386, 387(2) N.Y.
175 Pruyn, John Van Schaick Lansing — 212, 387, 497 N.Y.
1018 Pugh, Achilles Henry — 104 Ohio.
5056 Pugh, Achilles Henry, Jr. — 104 Ohio.
5693 Punderson, Henry Fuller — 58 Mass.
5694 Punderson, Samuel Fuller — 58 Mass.
6048 Purse, Thomas — 15 Ga.
5532 Purves, Guillermo Colesberry — 114 Pa.
4156 Putnam, Douglas — 388 Ohio.
2927 Putnam, Eben — 388 Vt. and Mass.
1227 Putnam, Edward Floyd — 388 Mass.
6288 Putnam, Franklin Delano — 539 Mass.
1076 Putnam, George Franklin — 388 Mass.
836 Putnam, George Jacob — 30(2), 55, 166(2), 170, 191, 192,
235, 253, 274, 363, 372, 380, 387, 388(3), 430 Mass.
4596 Putnam, John Byson — 388 N.Y.
3397 Putnam, Ralph Wright — 387, 388 (2) Vt.
3398 Putnam, Warren Edward— 388(2) Vt.
6345 Putnam, William Hutchinson — 388 Conn.
6322 Pyne, Frederick Glover — 129 N.Y.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

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4804 Quackenbos, Henry Forrest — 389 N.Y.
4388 Quackenbos, John Duncan — 389 N.Y.
3512 Quackenbush, Claire Courtenay — 422(2) Ga.
141 1 Quay, Andrew Gregg Curtin — 11 Minn.
1858 Quincy, Charles Frederick — 389(2) III.
1 801 Quincy, Josiah — 390 Mass.
1312 Quisenberry, Anderson Chenault — 340 Ky.

R
3154 Raborg, H. Mason — 24, 67(2), 85(2), 182, 318(2), 319, 474 N.Y.
1599 Raborg, Thomas Mason Thomson — 24, 67(2) 85(2), 182,
318(2), 319, 474 N.Y.
3162 Rainforth, Selden Irwin — 554 Ohio.
502 Ramsay, Henry Ashton — 15, 182, 191, 192, 276, 280, 325 Md.
5867 Rand, Edwin Watson — 165 N.J.
5799 Randall, Eugene Shelton — 519 Mass.
1277 Randall, John Frederic — 17, 18(3), 63, 64, 129, 140, 141(3),
142, 190(2), 212, 2S8, 291, 329, 330(3), 335(2), 356, 435,
447(2), 448(2), 449, 523(2), 524(2), 546 Mo.
6071 Randolph, Francis F. — 190 Md.
6020 Randolph, George F. — 190 Md.
692 Rankin, Egbert Guernsey — 217, 405, 529, 551 N.Y.
4274 Ranney, Frederick Tappan — 216 Mich.
5621 Ransom, Frank McNulty — 411 N.Y.
3052 Ransom, Warren Aaron — 411 N.Y.
2640 Rathbone, Richard Fanning Loper — 141 N.Y.
1180 Rawlings, Carroll Crary — 433 N.Y.
916 Rawson, Edward Stephen — 5, 64, 198, 391(2), 397, 481 Md. and Ohio
5229 Rawson, Frederick Holbrook — 391 III.
1876 Ray, Franklin Trowbridge — 58, 59, 484, 530 N.Y.
3068 Raymond, George Lansing — 9, 58, 59, 67, 148, 190, 249,
392, 406, 482, 516, 517, 530 N.J.
6060 Raymond, Henry Jarvis — 440 Pa.
4187 Raymond, Henry Warren — 440 Pa.
5680 Raymond, Thomas Lynch — 256 N.J.
620 Raynolds, Edward Vilette — 395 Conn.
3191 Read, Charles French — 392 Mass.
5471 Read, Frederick Frank — 393 Mass.
304 Read, Harmon Pumpelly — 387, 392 N.Y.
2759 Read, John Meredith — 392 N.Y.
3700 Read, Robert Leland — 392 Mass.
522 Reade, Philip — 120, 169, 189, 214(3), 215, 237, 238(2),
261(2), 281, 316, 356, 357, 368, 393(2), 399(2), 440, 536,
542, 543 Mass., Minn., III. and Wis.
4133 Reed, Charles Alfred Lee — 454 Ohio.
19 Reed, Henry Bidlack — 5, 6(2), 66 N.Y.
541 1 Reed, Henry Budd-Stockton — 454 N.Y.
2556 Reed, James — 5, 445 Mass.
2777 Reed, James Herbert — 5, 4 \ 5 Mass.
670

ROLL OF MEMBERS
"NReed, James Monroe, Jr.— 66 N.Y. and Pa.
499 Reed, John Ludovicus — 16, 33, 34, 43, 50, 115, 132, 242, 266,
366, 367, 393, 394, 484, 501, 508(2), 509(2), 53', 543 Md.
2754 Reed, Latham Gallup — 5, 18(2), 98, 141, 202, 255, 329, 330,
335, 357(2), 394, 435, 447(2), 476, 524, 539 N.Y.
3903 Reeves, Jesse Siddall — 377 Ind.
6084 Reichner, Aiken — no, 143, 167, 171, 234, 334, 390, 434, 435,
490, 49?, 495 N.J.
5681 Reichner, Louis Irving — no, 171, 234, 390, 434, 435, 495 N.J.
5442 Reid, Francis Fielding — 296 Md.
3294 Reid, William Magraw — 17 Mo.
6017 Reifsnider, John Milton — 321 Md.
3408 Reily, George Wolf — 161 Pa.
2570 Remick, Daniel Clark — 394 N.H.
3075 Remick, James Albert — 58 Mich.
543 Remick, John Anthony— 284(3), 348(2), 349(2), 394, 423,
477, 478(2) Mass.
824 Remick, Ninian Beall — 394 Mass. and N.Y.
541 Remick, Timothy — 112, 209, 284(3), 348(2), 349(2), 394,
423, 477, 478(2), 549, 559 Mass.
5045 Remington, Charles Stevens — 395 Cal.
100 Remington, Cyrus Kingsbury — 205, 395 N.Y.
5040 Remington, Earle — 153, 154, 196, 197 Cal.
5017 Remington, Harvey Foote — 10, 179, 203, 207(2), 214, 395 N.Y.
271 1 Remington, Robert Reading — 393 N.Y.
408 Remsen, Phoenix — 395 N.Y.
2333 Requa, Charles Howard — 72, 144(2), 348, 417, 418, 431 III.
3598 Requa, Robert Russell — 69, 248, 249 N.Y.
2517 Revere, Augustus Lefebvre — 395 N.J.
5137 Reynolds, Dorrance — 188 Pa.
490 Reynolds, Edward — 392, 395 Md.
3349 Reynolds, Frederick Pratt — 382(2) D.C.
2954 Reynolds, George Nelson — n, 58, 59, 64, 115, 295, 395(2),
543 N.Y.
5338 Reynolds, Henry Suydam — 16, 29, 46, 197, 198, 240, 263,
3", 315, 358, 359, 365, 468, 493, 494, 495, 515 N.Y.
1593 Reynolds, Hoffman Kissam — 417 N.Y.
988 Reynolds, James — 30, 41(2), 80(2), 86, 88, 106, 140, 151, 164,
195, 203, 207(2), 399, 449(2), 482 N.Y.
2582 Reynolds, John Jay — 304(2) N.Y.
6027 Reynolds, Joseph — 223 Vt.
58 Rhinelander, Philip — 129(2), 559 N.Y.
6183 Rhinelander, Philip, 2D — 133 N.Y.
28 Rhinelander, Thomas Jackson Oakley — 129, 133, 559 N.Y.
197 Rhoades, Lyman — 30, 106, 109, 188, 395(3), 426, 449 N.Y.
5756 Rhoades, Nelson Osgood — 146(2), 353(2), 549 Cal.
1017 Rhodes, Dudley Ward— 5, 31, 140, 154, 235, 253, 293, 335(2),
391, 482, 484, 508(2), 509, 510, 548 Ohio and Minn.
3730 Rhodes, William Conrad — 170, 171 R.I.
3188 Rice, Arthur Noble — 347 Mass.
3480 Rice, Calvin Winsor — 64 N.Y.
3375 Rice, Edward Russell — 44 N.Y.
2385 Rice, George Staples — 396 Mass.
2222 Rice, Henry Bricham — 131, 133, 340, 396(3) Mass.
5168 Rice, Herbert Ambrose — 234, 245, 299(2), 396, 522, 533 R.I.
671

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
5684 Rice, Herbert Wayland — 80(2), 396 R-L
2124 Rice, Lewis Frederick — 268, 384, 396, 397(2), 536 Mass.
3271 Rich, Gains Barrett — 411 N.Y.
526 Rich, James Rogers — 12, 13, 140, 154, 407(2), 548 Mass.
4858 Rich, John Harrison — 501 Minn.
529 Rich, Thomas Phillips — 140 Mass.
5725 Rich, William Lathrop — 363 N.Y.
5723 Rich, William Lathrop, Jr. — 363 N.Y.
2721 Rich, William Taber — 25, 64, 105, 128, 184, 237, 248, 249,
284, 307, 344, 383, 421, 439, 465, 482, 483, 563, 564, 566 N.Y.
5942 Rich, Willis Doane — 566 Mass.
2506 Richards, Charles Spielman — 4, 6, 29(2), 40, 41(2), 42(2),
49, 51, 57, 58, 82(2), 87, 100, 125, 128(2), 142, 163, 168,
173, 182(2), 184, 185(3), 186, 187, 188, 233(3), 238, 252(2),
266, 280(2), 297, 331, 332, 344, 361(2), 364, 365, 377(2),
381(2), 382(3), 386, 397, 417, 420, 433, 444, 458, 459(2),
460, 492, 494(2), 518, 542, 545(2), 560(2) N.Y.
2581 Richards, Edward Osgood — 519 N.Y.
3502 Richards, Elijah Loring — 397 Mass.
350 Richards, Frederick Barnard — 44, 129, 145, 188, 215, 292(2),
306, 443 N.Y.
2962 Richards, George Herbert — 125(2), 126, 258, 259, 311(2),
436, 465, 482, 483 N.J.
6090 Richards, Herbert Le Van — 483 N.J.
2470 Richards, Jeremiah — 6, 29(2), 41, 42(2), 49, 57, 82(2),
100, 125, 128(2), 142, 163, 168, 173, 182(2), 185(3), !86,
187, 188, 233(3), 238, 252(2), 267, 280(2), 344, 361(2),
364, 365, 377(2), 381, 382(3), 386, 397, 433, 444, 458, 518,
542, 546(3), 560 N.Y.
3734 Richards, John Bion — 122 R.L
6369 Richards, Joseph Ernest — 155 Pa.
4938 Richards, Joseph Thomas — 155 Pa.
5180 Richards, Robert Haven — 80 Del.
5377 Richards, William Ferry — 397 Mo.
5376 Richards, William Kennedy — 397 Mo.
3457 Richards, William Stiger — 4, 6, 29(2), 40, 41(2), 42(2),
51, 57, 82(2), 87, 100, 125, 128(2), 142, 163, 168, 173,
182(2), 185(3), '86, 187, 188, 233(3), 238, 252, 280, 297,
331, 332, 361(2), 364, 365, 377, 381(2), 382(3), 386, 397,
417, 420, 433, 444, 458, 459(2), 460, 492, 494(2), 542,
546(3), 560(2) _ N.Y.
2429 Richardson, Albert Emore — 63(2), 64, 398, 399 Vt.
4849 Richardson, Charles Francis Phelps — 371, 399 D.C.
2321 Richardson, Chauncey Eddy — 154 Minn.
2538 Richardson, Francis Allen — 399 Mass.
2446 Richardson, Frederick Albert — 59, 202, 398, 399 Vt.
2075 Richardson, George Eliot — 4, 5, 8, 11(2), 89(3), 115, 255,
3'4, 342, 354, 399, 439, 440, 476, 501(2), 554 Mass.
2112 Richardson, George Herbert — 520 Iowa.
2340 Richardson, Harry Alden — 16 Del.
4042 Richardson, Samuel William — 399 Mass.
2315 Richardson, William Eddy — 35, 75, 76, 89, 90, 128, 140,
147(2), 154, 160, 164, 173(3), 185, 187, 188, 190, 191,
312, 252, 256, 276, 293, 319, 332, 335(2), 359, 382, 384,
396, 397, 398(2), 399(2), 416, 421, 476, 483, 510(3), 514,
527(2), 535(4), 548, 551, 557, 561, 564(3) Minn.
672

ROLL OF MEMBERS
4347 Richardson, William Streeter— 20, 51, 165, 209, 335, 339,
280(2), 391, 398, 463, 554 Mass.
2350 Richmond, Adelbert Gillette— 400 N.Y.
2838 Richmond, Edward Ansley — 400 Ga.
2839 Richmond, Frank Coe — 400 Ga.
3444 Ricker, Clinton Atwood — 400 Mass.
3503 Ricker, Everett Wilder — 400 Mass.
1065 Ridgely, Charles— 18, 50, 105(2), 107, 262, 287, 293(3),
307(4), 407, 475, 480, 481, 512 III.
2825 Ridgely, Franklin Lee — 41, 249 Mo.
1923 Ridgely, Henry, Jr. — 400 Del.
5992 Ridgely, Julian White — 445 Md.
2918 Riggs, Elisha Francis — 208, 401 D.C.
2820 Riggs, Manfred Moses — 401 Mo.
4493 Riggs, Royal Edward Trumbull — 401 N.Y.
5170 Righter, Stephen Ward — 125 N.J.
947 Riker, Henry Ingersoll — 290 N.Y.
86 Riker, John Jackson — 290 N.Y.
117 Riker, John Lawrence — 290 N.Y.
• 946 Riker, Richard — 290 N.Y.
2084 Rindge, Frederick Hastings — 283 Cal.
5035 Rindge, Samuel Knight — 283 Cal.
657 Ripley, Charles Stedman — 58, 481, 516 N.Y.
5800 Ripley, Edward James — 104 Mass.
5801 Ripley, Isaac Thomas — 104 Mass.
3804 rlttenhouse, davh) — 75 d.c.
4855 Robbins, Ernest Ames, Jr. — 401 Md.
5191 Robbins, Francis Le Baron, Jr. — 58 N.Y.
4918 Robbins, Howard Chandler — 58 N.Y.
13 Robbins, Howard Sumner — 10, 33, 133, 388(2), 401(2),
455(2), 464, 503 N.Y.
4186 Robbins, Leroy Kingsland — 283, 418, 497(2) Mo.
2464 Robbins, Rowland Ames — 13, 201, 258, 263, 530, 546, 547 N.Y.
6127 Robbins, Rowland Ames, Jr. — 13 N.Y.
4830 Robbins, Russell Hurlbut — 263 N.Y.
1479 Roberts, Cyrus Swan — 18, 58, 59, 64, 141, 402, 461(2) N.Y.
5964 Roberts, George McKenzie — 154 N.Y.
600 Roberts, Henry — 375,467(2) Conn.
61 8 1 Roberts, Irving Bruce — 402 N.Y.
1583 Roberts, James Arthur — 306, 566 N.Y.
2468 Roberts, Joseph Banks — 5, 306, 445, 566 N.Y.
3755 Roberts, Richard Hubbard — 121 N.Y.
4857 Roberts, Saxe Gotha Laws — 5 Minn.
2450 Roberts, William Shields — 66 Vt.
553 Robertson, Abram Heaton — 201 Conn.
5409 Robertson, Albert James — 460 Minn.
189 Robertson, Henry Montague — 332 N.Y.
4077 Robertson, James Morris — 336 N.J.
3208 Robertson, Kenneth — 442 Minn.
2119 Robeson, Andrew — 6, 10, 11(2), 14(2), 15(3), 28, 53, 72,
86, 106, 107, m, 122, 126, 127, 168, 171(2), 183(2),
191, 192, 203(2), 207(3), 208, 222(2), 301, 312, 402(2),
419, 433, 434, 448, 456, 470, 514, 526, 527, 537, 559 Mass.
3939 Robie, Guy Scott — 178(2), 197, 263, 355, 426 Ind.
3940 Robie, William Jewett— 178(2), 197, 263, 355, 426 Ind.
4765 Robinson, Alexander Galt — 292 Ky.
673

Society of colonial wars
4365 Robinson, Arthur Lee — 208 Ky.
4881 Robinson, Avery — 319 Ky.
2841 Robinson, Beverley Randolph — 89 N.Y.
3158 Robinson, Charles Bonnycastle — 318 Ky.
4241 Robinson, Charles Bonnycastle — 18, 319 Ky.
3955 Robinson, Charles Leonard Frost — 96, 450, 481, 487 R.I.
2713 Robinson, Charles Palmer — 188 N.Y.
^9 {¦ Robinson, Daniel Webster — 214, 403 Vt.
4618 Robinson, Edward Wanton — 507 R.I.
2239 Robinson, Eugene Nugent — 349 N.Y.
1765 Robinson, Francis Walter — 16, 33, 71, 181, 322, 357, 454 Mass.
1581 Robinson, Frederick Minor — 330 N.Y.
3248 Robinson, Hamline Elijah — 16, 44, 71, 95(3), 169, 173,
230, 244, 281, 291(2), 320, 368, 381, 389, 392, 393, 402,
403(2), 410, 419, 47i, 475, 504, 515, 526, 532 Mo.
3699 Robinson, Henry Seymour — 141 Conn.
2864 Robinson, Herman Foster — 89 N.Y.
6254 Robinson, James Dixon — 326, 433 Ga.
1785 Robinson, Lewis Arms — 169, 170, 288, 314, 345, 403, 521 Minn.
605 Robinson, Lucius Franklin — 141 Conn.
5949 Robinson, Morgan Poitiaux — 334 Va.
6260 Robinson, Robert McTyiere — 326, 433 Ky.
3998 Robinson, Roswell Raymond — 16, 18(2), 48, 68, 74, 83,
120, 122, 133, 137, 138, 162, 188, 244, 253, 255, 267, 278(2),
279, 282, 283, 287, 295(2), 317, 323, 334, 339, 373, 392,
397, 400(2), 403, 404, 410(2), 420, 455, 456, 476, 484,
505(3), 508, 509, 513(4), 5H, 536, 531, 550 Mass.
5169 Robinson, Rowland Rodman — 403 R.I.
1930 Robinson, Thomas — 403 Del.
3115 Rockwell, Charles Lee — 199 Conn.
4816 Rockwell, Georce — 199 Conn.
1538 Rockwood, Charles Greene, Jr. — 2, 57, 143, 165, 191, 332,
403, 499, 500 N.J.
3096 Roddy, Hugh Vincent, Jr. — 352, 566 N.Y.
3663 Rodes, Frank — 126, 196, 222, 283, 299, 320 Mo.
4707 Rodes, Joseph Henry — 126 Mo.
1 53 1 Rodgers, Howard Steel — 7 Ky.
1922 Rodney, John Henry — 404 Del.
2715 Roe, Charles Francis — 28, 181, 297 N.Y.
157 Roe, Fayette Washington — 404 N.Y., D.C, and Minn.
118 Roe, Francis Asbury — 404(2) N.Y. and DC
3262 Roe, Frank Otheman — 404 N.Y.
205 Roe, George — 404(2) N.Y. and D.C.
1 155 Rogers, Alfred Harrison — 206 Mo.
1074 Rogers, Allan— 8, 57, 58, 59, 73, 104(2), 131, 162, 171,
178, 253, 268, 270, 278, 282, 306, 331(2), 379, 397, 470,
512, 540 Mass.
1 102 Rogers, Archibald — 26 N.Y.
4288 Rogers, Arthur Ross — 476 Minn.
2500 Rogers, Benjamin Russell — 562 Wis.
1389 Rogers, Charles Butler — 341 N.Y.
1742 Rogers, Edmund James Armstrong — 404 Colo.
43 1 1 Rogers, Edward Kendall — 463 N.Y.
2409 Rogers, Edward Little — 5, 178, 354 Mass.
471 1 Rogers, Edward Sidney— 5, 64, 173, 184, 383, 404 III.
674

ROLL OF MEMBERS
4272 Rogers, Fordyce Huntington — 58 Mich.
3555 Rogers, Frederick Percival — 154 Mich.
4725 Rogers, George Henry — 476 Minn.
3654 Rogers, Harry Lovejoy — 405 Minn.
2346 Rogers, Hubert Edward — 475 N.Y.
442 Rogers, James Slocum — 21, 201, 207, 242, 315, 316, 320,
357, 375(4), 432, 446, 516, 5r9, 527, 528, 552 Pa.
2682 Rogers, James Smith, Jr. — 404(2) Mich.
5955 Rogers, Morgan Witter — 335 R.L
972 Rogers, William Evans — 154, 293 N.Y.
5645 Rolfe, Benjamin Stodder — 462 N.H.
1249 Rollins, Edward Adolphus — 97, 193, 194, 294, 504, 521 N.Y.
6037 Rollins, Edward Warren — 159, 193(4), 194, 294, 427,
504, 521(2), 522 N.H.
2280 Rollins, Frank West — 159 N.H.
5335 Rollins, Philip Ashton — 3, 4, 22(2), 26(2), 30, 41, 43, 56,
77(2), 88(3), 96(2), 97, 99, 118, 136(2), 148, 149, 150,
153, i54, 178(5), 186(4), 193(3), i94, 196(2), 197, 216,
217, 233, 236, 239(3), 240(2), 242(2), 251, 257, 263, 265,
267(4), 284, 287, 291(2), 294, 316, 317(4), 339, 358, 359(2),
361(2), 372, 375(2), 376, 391, 402(2), 405, 423(4), 424(3),
425, 432(2), 434, 435, 437, 438, 444(2), 452(2), 457, 462,
502(2), 504(3), 521(2), 522, 525(2), 545, 546(2), 556(2),
561, 562(2) N.Y.
4685 Roosa, DeWitt — 49, 72, 144(3), x52(2), 220(2), 348, 366,
406, 410, 417, 418, 431, 462(2), 560, 568 N.Y.
1487 Root, Arthur Guernsey — 406 N.Y.
3849 Root, Charles Stevens — 519 D.C.
3531 Root, Cyrus — 102, 246, 482, 501, 518, 519 D.C.
4768 Root, Edwin Park — 406 Conn.
979 Root, Elihu — 536 N.Y.
4653 Root, George Frederick — 352 N.Y.
3370 Root, William Stanton — 447, 519, 520 N.Y.
4540 Rosa, Nelson W. — 240 N.Y.
3 1 18 Rose, Frederick Preston— 271 N.J.
3 1 19 Rose, Henry Brayton — 188 R.I.
5153 Rose, Henry Howard — 176 Cal.
1212 Rose, Hiram Holbrook — 176, 235, 276, 326 III.
3568 Rose, John Carter — 343, 406(2), 408, 484, 530(2), 551(3) Md.
1658 Rose, Landon Cabell — 176, 335, 376, 326 III.
1360 Ross, Erskine Mayo — 322 Cal.
4158 Rotch, William — 107, 191, 448, 537, 559 Mass.
2736 Rowe, Arthur Everett — 195(3), 220, 265(2), 287, 417 Mass.
1699 Rowe, Charles Edward — 39, 70, 160, 191, 203, 353, 356,
372 Mass.
2742 Rowland, George — 176 N.Y.
3909 Rowland, Henry — 176 N.Y.
5079 Rowland, Henry Lincoln — 258 Conn.
6373 Rowland, John Cadwalder — 83 Pa.
1294 Rowland, Thomas Fitch, Jr. — 176 N Y.
1664 Roy, Edward Francis — 441 N.Y.
1546 Royce, Alfred Lee— 193, 283, 365, 40; 48* -34,555(2) Md.
5427 Rucker, Booker Hall — 283 Mo.
4128 Rucker, William Colby — 113 Mass. and D.C.
2854 Ruggles, Charles Constant — 154 III.
3159 Ruggles, Charles Herman— 113 Wis.
675

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
8 1 Ruggles, James Francis — 154, 293 N.Y.
3711 Rumrill, Frank — 4, 25(2), 36, 73, 76, 88, 103(2), 110(2),
135(2), 136, 137, 140, 150, 153, 154(2), 180, 244, 254(2),
311, 317, 318, 362(2), 372, 373, 378, 405, 407, 408(2),
444, 460, 482, 485, 488, 502(2), 524, 530, 538, 539, 540,
562, 564 Mass.
5402 Rumsey, Charles Leslie — 408 Md.
4055 Runk, Louis Barcroft — n, 186, 190, 198, 238(4), 243, 294,
372, 375, 376(2), 448, 468(2), 487, 491, 492, 495, 496,
507, 525(2), 565 Pa.
5522 Runnells, John Sumner — 448 III.
5339 Rush, William Rees — 44 N.Y.
1638 Russell, Alexander Wilson — 324 Pa.
3549 Russell, Alexander Wilson, Jr. — 324 Pa.
3315 Russell, Alfred — 516 Mich.
699 Russell, Averley Claude Holmes — 66, 362 N.Y.
3533 Russell, Charles Copeland — 5 Wis.
3017 Russell, Emory Poole — 379 R.I.
3464 Russell, Harry Browning — 124 Mass.
2560 Russell, Julius William — 330 Vt.
2441 Russell, Stevens Graham — 97, 209, 214(2), 278, 327, 379,
408 Minn.
2329 Russell, Talcott Huntington — 465 Conn.
6342 Russell, Thomas Wright — 342 Conn.
207 Russell, William Hamilton — 6, 143, 492, 515 N.Y.
2664 Rust, Aloney Joseph — 106, 149 Minn.
3695 Rust, Edgar Carter — 409 Mass.
842 Rust, Nathaniel Johnson — 133, 283, 409, 499, 504(2) Mass.
6091 Rutherfurd, John — 6, 8, 37(2), 38, 65, 67(2), 93, 127,
139(2), 140, 143(2), 188, 204, 251, 286(2), 301, 302, 306,
325, 336(2), 339, 410, 418, 444(2), 490, 497, 507, 517,
530(2), 565, 566 N.J.
5742 Rutherfurd, Morris — 6, 8, 37(2), 38, 65, 67(2), 93, 143,
188, 204, 251, 286(2), 301, 302, 306, 325, 336(2), 339,
410, 418, 444, 445, 490, 497, 507, 517, 530(2), 565, 566 N.J.
6070 Rutter, Albert William — 271, 280 Vt.
2863 Ryer, George Stillman — 65, 69, 261(2), 270, 327, 494, 558,
567 NY.
2862 Ryer, James Briggs — 65, 69, 261(2), 270, 327, 495, 558, 567 N.Y.

1278 Sabin, David Dickey — 410(2) Mo.
1279 Sabin, Eugene Francis — 141 Mo.
1270 Sabin, Sidney Avery — 18(2), 141 Mo.
5159 Sadler, Wilbur Fiske, Jr. — 410 N.J.
5155 Safford, Ralph Kirkham — 486 Mass.
5292 Salinas, Anthony Joseph — 109, 274, 280, 358 Ga.
6252 Salinas, Anthony Joseph, Jr. — 109, 274, 280, 358 Ga.
3844 Salinas, Christopher Edward — 109, 274, 280, 358 Ga.
596 Salisbury, Edward Elbridge — 201, 389, 507 Conn.
5959 Salisbury, Herbert Spencer — 61, 185, 192(2), 203, 305, 312,
35i, 437, 44i Mo.
1880 Salter, Jasper Colton — 50(2), n6, 186(2), 367 N.Y.
676

ROLL OF MEMBERS
5947 Salter, John Lowe, Jr. — 338 N.J.
2458 f Salter, William— 186 Iowa.
2248 Salter, William Tibbits— 50(2), 116, 186(2), 367 N.Y.
1 8 14 Sample, Nathaniel Welsher — 451 Colo.
1 1 54 Sampson, Clark Hamilton — 5, 342, 445, 566 Mo.
1079 Sampson, Walter Scott — 58, 59 Mass.
5407 Sanborn, John Benjamin — 412 Minn.
3747 Sanborn, John Eben — 412 N.Y.
2295 Sanborn, John Page — 411 R.L
5765 Sanborn, Joseph Walter — 412 III.
3913 Sanborn, Kingsbury — 282, 412(2) Cal.
5888 Sanders, Cameron Haskins — 200 Ohio.
3793 Sanders, Dallas — 345 Pa.
5394 Sanders, William Reynale — 200 Ohio.
3300 Sanderson, William Kennedy — 413 Me.
198 Sands, Benjamin Aymar — 172, 413(2) N.Y.
3773 Sands, Benjamin Jerome — 413 N.Y.
3710 Sands, Edward Parker — 463 Mass.
752 Sands, James Thomas — 122, 413, 464, 553 Mo.
6263 Sanford, Ferdinand Do an — 139 N.Y.
4008 Sanford, Frederic Fenton — 414 Ohio.
5473 Sanford, Frederic Harriman — 413 Vt.
566 Sanford, George Bliss — 170, 310, 328, 345 Conn.
4243 Sanford, George Dunbar — 138, 387, 468 N.Y.
3311 Sanford, Henry Gansevoort — 33, 37, 38, 53, 301, 302, 372,
393, 460, 464, 465, 497, 537(2), 555 N.Y.
614 Sanford, Samuel Simonds — 277 Conn.
3180 Sanger, John Foster — 445 Colo.
1144 Sanger, Joseph Prentice — 25, 81, 82, 335, 384, 414 D.C.
5785 Sanger, Louis Phipps — 26 N.Y.
5724 Sanger, Walter Prentice — 26 N.Y.
153 Sanger, William Cary — 26, 43 N.Y. and D.C.
5252 Sanger, William Cary, Jr. — 9, 26, 43, 109, 119(2), 122,
147, i54, 170, 172, 184, 211, 231, 289, 290, 316, 331, 343,
370(2), 371, 414, 423, 424, 523, 529, 542, 546, 548, 554(2) N.Y.
3712 Sargent, Christopher Smith — 40, 394 Ind.
4790 Sargent, Edward Rupert — 519 Conn.
1539 Sargent, Frederic Homer — 414 Colo.
3692 Sargent, George Paul Torrence — 362, 394, 438 Ind.
4381 Sargent, James Findley Torrence — 40 Ind.
827 Sargent, John Smith — 142, 154, 192, 255, 274, 314, 388,
443(3), 5OI> 523 Mass. and III.
5683 Sargent, William Parker — 414 R.I.
1300 Satterlee, Edward Rathbone — 414, 555 N.Y.
239 Satterlee, Francis LeRoy — 18, 69, 133, 190, 301, 302, 409,
414, 418, 491(2), 493, 497(2) N.Y.
1097 Satterlee, Herbert Livingston — 414 N.Y.
4063 Saulsbury, Willard — 409 Del.
2668 Saunders, Charles Gurley — 66 Mass.
6279 Saunders, Goddard Weld — 5 N.Y.
5102 Saussy, Frederick Tupper — 317 Ga.
3535 Savage, Albert Russell — 415(2) Me.
6055 Savage, Charles Chauncey, Jr. — 97 Pa.
46a Savage, William Lyttleton — 97, 311, 415 Pa
2492 Savidge, George Patten — 269(2) Mich.
677

Mo.
N.H.

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
2491 Savidge, William — 269(2) Mich,
2273 Sawyer, Charles Francis — in, 112, 373, 384, 415, 416(2),
448, 535, 536, 543, 559 ^.H
4417 Sawyer, Isaac Howe — 281, 300, 416(2)
2135 Sawyer, William Davis — in, 112, 373, 384, 415, 4l6(2),
448, 535, 536, 543, 559
3767 Saxe, Edward Thomas — 218, 270(2) JN.Y.
629 Saxton, Henry Dearborn — 91, 92(3) D.C
5013 Sayers, William Lawrence — 290 N.Y.
4862 Sayles, Charles Nehemiah — 539 Minn.
5451 Sayles, Frank Arthur — 416 R-L
1320 Sayres, Edward Stalker — 416, 528 Pa.
2158 Scales, John — 32, 206(2), 260, 304(2), 484, 549 N.H.
4473 Scammon, Charles William — 383 Vt.
3877 Schall, John Hubley — 76 N.Y.
2516 Schauffler, William Gray — 54, 86, 116, 154, 204, 249,
375(2), 395, 407, 446, 463, 516, 519, 520, 527(2), 539, 540,
548 N.J.
6097 Schauffler, William Gray — 540 N.J.
3101 Schenck, Charles Lott — 139, 453, 491 N.Y.
6277 Schenck, Stewart Courtney — no N.Y.
3045 Schenck, Willard Parker — 139, 453, 491 N.Y.
3094 Schermerhorn, Arthur Frederic — 38, 86, 211, 500, 566 N.Y.
162 Schermerhorn, Charles Augustus — 211, 566 N.Y.
706 Schermerhorn. Edward Gibert — 38, 86, 211, 500, 566 N.Y.
4547 Schermerhorn, J. Maus — 26 N.Y.
103 Schieffelin, Eugene — 170, 290, 366, 413, 453, 471, 479 N.Y.
60 Schieffelin, Geo. Richard — 170, 186, 289, 290, 366(2), 479 N.Y.
101 Schieffelin, Schuyler — 170, 265, 366, 413, 418, 453, 471,
479, 492(2), 496(3), 497(2) N.Y.
102 Schieffelin, William Jay — 290 N.Y.
3714 Schley, John Sullivan — 567 Ga.
6330 Schley, Richard Larcombe — 122 Ga.
5786 Schott, Hubert Mandeville — 429 N.Y.
5497 Schroeder, Henry — 55, 57, 70, 125, 128, 172(3), 248, 267,
271(2), 273, 280, 297, 313, 384, 401, 446, 447, 537, 543 N.Y.
705 Schroeder, James Langdon — 57, 70, 248, 297, 446, 537, 543 N.Y.
5416 Schultz, Carl H. — 513 N.Y.
348 Schuyler, Clarkson Crosby — 419, 497(2) N.Y.
154 Schuyler, John — 418 N.Y.
1251 Schuyler, Montgomery — 418, 497 N.Y.
4032 Schuyler, Philip Van Rensselaer — 418, 492, 496, 497 N.Y.
4233 Schuyler, Sidney Schieffelin — 418, 497 N.J.
4770 Schwab, John Christopher — 517 Conn.
3407 Schwartz, Frank Nicholson — 127(2), 418(2), 468, 497 Pa.
3406 Schwartz, John Leser — 127(2), 418, 419, 468, 497 Pa. and D.C.
2758 Scofield, George Starr — 37(2), 38, 62, in, 122, 139, 154,
206, 210, 246, 281, 293, 386, 419, 429, 448(3), 486, 513,
548, 560 N.Y.
2453 Scott, Alexander Harvey — 419 Pa.
4863 Scott, Francis Louis — 191 Ohio.
5036 Scott, Harry Kistler — 150(2), 155, 317 Cal.
4571 Scott, Henry Edwards — 282, 419, 470(2), 471 Mass.
1606 Scott, John Frederick — 40, 170, 214, 479 N.Y.
5734 Scott, John Fulton Reynolds — 54 Pa.
6184 Scott, John Henry, Sr. — 102 N.Y.
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2451 Scott, John Morin — 419 Pa.
3013 Scott, John Reed — 4 Pa.
2452 Scott, Lewis Allaire — 419 Pa.
6018 Scott, Townsend, IV. — 401 Md.
1603 Scott, William Sherman — 40, 170, 214 N.Y.
5749 Scott, Winfield — 322 Va.
1363 Scranton, Benjamin Hand — 420 N.Y. and Mich.
344 Scudder, Henry Townsend — 314 N.Y.
3377 Scudder, Marvin — 218 N.Y.
3769 Scudder, Townsend — 480 N.Y.
6384 Seabrook, Whitemarsh Benjamin — 420 Ga.
2364 Seabury, Channing — 5 Minn.
1600 Seabury, Frederick Chandler — 5, 115, 354, 404, 420, 440 N.Y.
4142 Seabury, William Marston — 153, 154, 300, 411, 545(2) N.Y.
4451 Seaman, Frederick Augustus — 420 N.Y.
82 Seaman, Louis Livingston — 133, 142, 143, 302, 419, 420,
49i, 497(2) N.Y.
930 Seaman, William Bleecker — 49, 294, 295, 300, 386, 387(2),
420 N.Y.
1451 Seamans, Frank Manning — 82, 253 Mass.
2908 Sears, Alfred Daw — 421 N.Y.
659 Sears, Clinton Brooks — 25, 29, 44(2), 58, 64, 95(2), 98, 174,
184(2), 269, 289(2), 383, 421(2), 441, 471, 475, 511, 532,
545, 568 N.Y. and Minn.
4348 Sears, Frank Irving — 421 Mass.
1761 Sears, Henry Darrah — 184(2), 314, 383, 421(2), 440, 441 Mass.
5223 Sears, Joseph Davis — 421 N.Y.
59 Sears, Walter Jesse— 303, 322(2), 326, 421(4), 535, 564(2),
568 N.Y.
5055 Seaver, Everett Herbert — 421 Cal.
1450 Seaver, James Edward — n, 101, 190(3), 226, 249, 421, 451 Mass.
2635 Seaverns, Francis — 271 N.Y.
4415 Secor, Horace, Jr. — 169 N.Y.
1863 Sedgwick, Edwin Henry — 58, 422 III.
3098 Sedgwick, Robert — 422 N.Y.
3104 Sedgwick, Theodore — 422 Minn.
3974 Seeley, Frederick Sterling — 422 Conn.
1959 Seeley, William Elmer — 422 Conn.
1498 Seely, William Wallace — 116, 117 Ohio.
4757 Sellers, Edwin Jaquett — 18, 171, 268 Pa.
6246 Semmes, Raphael — 466 Md.
719 Senter, George Albert — 108 N.H.
4058 Senter, William — 193 Me.
1088 Seton, Robert — 413 N.Y.
4280 Severance, Cordenio Arnold — 423 Minn.
1646 Sewell, Wynn Reeves — 423 Pa.
2502 Sexton, Alonzo Gilbert — 278(2) Wis.
2608 Sexton, Arthur Taylor — 141 Wis.
2501 Sexton, Paul Denison — 141 Wis.
1977 Seymour, George Dudley — 519 Conn.
980 Seymour, Henry — 75, 482, 516, 517 N.Y.
2498 Seymour, Henry Albert — 13 D.C.
4155 Seymour, Henry Platt — 304 Me.
3807 Seymour, McNeil Vernon — 456 Minn.
579 Seymour, Morris Woodruff — 502 Conn.
3144 Seymour, Thomas Day — 231 Conn.
679

society of colonial wars
4608 Seymour, Walter Francis — 365 !*-!¦
3753 Shailer, William Griggs — 188 N.Y.
3882 Shannon, Richard Cutts — 499 N.Y.
5914 Shannon, Richard Cutts, II. — 499 N.Y.
1272 Shapleigh, Alfred Lee — 194, 251, 287, 372, 375, 376(2),
424(3), 427, 448, 525(2) Mo.
3897 Sharp, Charles Edward — 49 Mo.
3357 Sharp, George Matthews — 21, 49, 99, 100, 108, 152, 167,
219(2), 242, 263, 344(2), 387, 399, 431, 472, 555 Md.
6155 Sharp, Robert Mosby — 465 Va.
5961 Sharp, William Willoughby — 541 N.Y.
5380 Sharpe, Henry Dexter — 425 R.L
1555 Shattuck, Edward Horace — 425 Mass.
4144 Shaw, Charles Gray — 5 N.Y.
3450 Shaw, Edward Arthur — 5 Me.
6359 Shaw, Harris Moore — 426 N.H.
4474 Shaw, Henry Bigelow — 154 Vt.
2212 Shaw, Henry Southworth — 8, 115, 184, 249, 440, 544 Mass.
5393 Shaw, Nathan Hastings — 254, 255, 470, 476 Cal.
2848 Shaw, Oliver Warren — 426 Minn.
3139 Shead, Edward Wadsworth — 5, 272 Me.
5029 Sheffield, William Paine — 413 R.L
4078 Sheib, Samuel Henry — 74, 113(2), 116, 136, 164, 234, 339(2),
424, 454 Md-
324 Shelby, Cass Knight — 426 N.Y.
2970 Sheldon, Charles Lawrence — 426 N.Y.
3672 Sheldon, Frank Parmly — 297 III.
2891 Sheldon, Ned Lewis — 129 Mass.
3874 Sheldon, Theodore Butler— 141 N.Y.
286 Shelton, George Gregory- — 206, 309, 415, 518, 519 N.Y.
3904 Shelton, Richard Theodore — 222 Mo.
284 Shelton, William Atwood — 206, 309, 415, 518, 519 N.Y.
3602 Shepard, Augustus Dennis, Jr. — 58 N.Y.
3333 Shepard, Benjamin — 58 N.J.
3954 Shepard, Edward Martin — 45, 58, 59, 82, 305, 341, 351, 397,
424 426(2), 450(3), 482, 516, 517, 530, 565 Mo.
6360 Shepard, Frederick Johnson — 426 N.H.
2352 Shepard, Ralph Kissam— 58, 185, 249, 374, 426, 556 N.Y.
333 Shepard, Robert Fitch — 58, 59, 175(2) N.Y.
4605 Shepherd, Edward Hawks — 229 R.L
3739 Shepley, George Leander — 318 R.I.
5327 Sherman, Duff Frank — 428 RI.
2832 Sherman, Roger — 8, 18(2), 36, 38, 46, 48, in, 134, 141(2),
142(2), 145, 160, 168, 184(2), 185(2), 204, 211, 212(2),
226, 236, 275, 280, 308, 333, 335(2), 357, 361, 363, 399,
426, 427(2), 435, 447(2), 458, 464, 465(3), 473(2), 475,
478, 503, 521, 524, 543, 546 III.
1891 Sherman, William Watts — 127 N.Y.
2964 Sherrill, Charles Hitchcock — 50, 51, 52, 92, 95(2), 122,
137(2), 144, 145, H6, 179, 180, 243, 348, 389, 418, 428,
436, 441, 468, 494, 555(3) N.Y.
1007 Sherwood, Samuel — 154, 293 N.Y.
2520 Shields, Charles Woodruff — 191, 350, 550 N.J.
598 Shipman, Arthur Leffingwell — 141 Conn.
597 Shipman, Nathaniel — 293 Conn.
147 Shippen, Edward — 428, 429 N.Y. and Pa.
680

ROLL OF MEMBERS
443 Shippen, Edward — 429 Pa.
3894 Shirley, Rufus George — 12, 41, 49, 50, 110(2), 139, 144,
252, 285, 294, 308(4), 317, 386, 387, 406, 421(2), 422,
43i, 490, 493(4), 504(3) NY.
1021 Shoemaker, Frederick Bellinger — 236 Ohio.
498 Shoemaker, Michael Myers — 114, 235, 236 Md. and Ohio.
3295 Shoemaker, Murray Marvin — 114 Ohio.
909 Shoemaker, Robert Henry — 114, 235, 236 Md. and Ohio.
2601 Short, Charles Lancaster — 157, 310, 361, 376, 378 Mass.
4018 Short, Charles Wilkins — 200 Ohio.
696 Short, Edward Lyman — 157, 310, 361, 376 N.Y.
4019 Short, John Cleves — 104, 200, 318, 343, 379, 446 Ohio.
5545 Short, Livingston Lyman — 310 N.Y.
2333 Short, William — 185, 371, 309, 401 Mo.
5305 Shriver, Alfred Jenkins — 534 Md.
6315 Shriver, Edward Jenkins — 534 Md.
6370 Shriver, Robert Hickley — 524 Md.
1131 Shuart, William Herbert — 29, 68, 75, 330, 525 N.Y.
2551 Shurtleff, Howard Livingston — 360 Mass.
246 Shute, Samuel Moore — 429 N.Y. and D.C.
790 Sibley, Frederick Trowbridge — 525 N.Y. and Mich.
6255 Sibley, George Royal — 429 Ga.
4326 Sikes, Frederick Gilbert — 361 III.
326 Sill, Frederick Shroeder — 105(2), 180, 306, 382, 429, 436 N.Y.
1808 Sill, Howard — 16, 104, 105, 145, 164, 212, 292, 306, 311,
346(4), 382, 386(2), 411, 429(2), 492, 496, 54', 546 Md.
349 Sill, John Targee — 16, 212, 386, 411, 419, 429, 453, 492,
496, 497(2), 541 N.Y.
5653 Sillcocks, Henry — 259(2), 369, 417, 438 N.Y.
5699 Sillcocks, Warren Scott — 417 N.Y.
5987 Sills, Kenneth Charles Martin — 531 Me.
5802 Silsby, Thomas Julien — 429 Mass.
4150 Silvester, Learoyd — 66, 209, 263 Pa.
684 Silvester, William Wallace — 66, 112, 209(2), 263, 349 Pa.
3885 Simmons, Joseph Ferris — 7(2), 8, 12, 14, 15(2), 20(2), 27,
31, 71, 73(2), 88, 168, 174(2), 188, 197(3), 232, 245, 333,
341(2), 350, 394, 397, 401, 433(2), 448, 464, 471(2), 476,
487, 488, 489, 526(2), 527, 528, 529, 549 N.Y.
2097 Simmons, Samuel Sweet — 371 Wis.
3279 Simmons, Walter Everett — 131 Mass.
5265 Simmons, Walter Willard — 536 N.H.
3184 Simmons, William Steams — 5 Mass.
5873 Simms, Harry — 352 N.Y.
5601 Simonds, Albert Gallatin — 451 Cal.
1623 Simons, William C. — 47 Mass.
3967 Simpson, Frank Bradford — 350 N.Y.
6164 Simpson, Henry Jerome — 152 Mich.
6121 Simpson, Jay Maxwell— 108, 323, 418, 4r9(2), 496, 497 N.Y.
365 Sims, Clifford Stanley— 61 N.Y. and N.J.
2831 Sims, John Clark — 61 Pa.
4936 Sims, Joseph Patterson — 61 Pa.
3914 Sinclair, Henry Harbison — 430 Cal.
330 Skidmore, William Lemuel — 286, 430 N.Y.
5349 Skillin, Augustus Hewlett— 267 N.Y.
3988 Skinner, Charles Mather— 431 Mo.
1873 Skinner, Henry Whipple— 12, 13, 21, 388, 463 N.Y. and Mich.
681

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

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4909 6128 2111 1263
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Skinner, James Henry — 430
Skinner, William Converse — 5, 228, 239,
431(2)
Slade, George Theron — 528
Slade, Henry Lewis — 154, 472
Slade, Henry Lewis, Jr. — 154
Slaton, John Marshall — 221, 469
Slauson, John Whiting — 530
Slayton, Henry Albert — 431
Slayton, William Henry — 431
Slayton, William Taft — 431
Sleeper, Henry Davis — 306
Sleeper, Stephen Westcott — 306
Sloan, Francis Burns — 131
Sloan, Francis Eugene — 131
Sloane, John — 42
Sloane, William — 42
Slocum, Elliott Truax — 432
Slocum, Herbert Jermain — 219, 445
Slocum, Joseph Jermain — 254, 374, 445
Slocum, William Frederick — 58
Slosson, Frank — 18(2)
Sluder, Greenfield — 79, 208(2)
Smalley, Bradley Barlow — 428
Smith, Albert York — 330
Archibald Henderson — 437, 482, 550
Augustus Ledyard, Jr. — 100
Bayard Marston — 16
Benjamin Wilson — 541
Bradish Johnson — 483
Byron Laflin — 378
Chandler White — 141
Charles Eastwick — 215
Charles Frederick — 49, 433
Charles Frederic — 158, 176, 212, 435, 512
Charles Stewart — 51, 288, 350, 481, 483
Clarence Ednor — 293
Clarence Wilbur — 404
Clement Grubb — 76
Curtis Nye — 105
Dudley Wetmore — 406
Dwight— 249, 405, 439
Edward Alfred — 505
Edward Barnum — 205
Edward Curtis — 61
Edwin Harvie — 316
Edwin Porter — 483
Forrest Starr — 437
Francis Lee — 510
Francis Marion — 27
Frank Birge — 99, 176, 201, 213, 255(2), 281,

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Frederic Estabrook, Jr. — 131
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Mo. Vt.
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Conn. Me.
N.Y.Wis.
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Minn. Mass.Mass. N.Y. N.Y.
N.Y. Pa.
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UoLL OF MEMBERS
5960 Smith, Frederick Madison— 437 Mo.
2563 Smith, George Gregory — 61 Vt!
1627 Smith, George Henry — 49, 433 Mass!
3246 Smith, George Kimball — 436 Mo'.
5162 Smith, George Lamberton — 483 Conn!
4413 Smith, George William— 178, 217, 309, 346, 430, 566 N.y!
2247 Smith, George William — 260 N.Y.
267 Smith, Gouverneur Mather — 16, 299, 300(2), 320, 409 N.Y.'
3696 Smith, Hamilton — 545 Mo.
4315 Smith, Harvey Blatchford — 58 Minn.
1696 Smith, Harvey Cushing — 214 Mass.
4306 Smith, Henry Edwin — 145 Minn!
2430 Smith, Henry Erskine— 16, 295, 300(2), 320, 409 NY.
5061 Smith, Henry Lee — 292 Md.
2951 Smith, Henry Lyle — 519 NY.
6217 Smith, Henry Tomlinson — 536 Ohio.
1971 Smith, Herbert Knox — 505 Conn!
1912 Smith, Hinsdale — 137 Mass.
2290 Smith, Howard — 433 Ra.
2479 Smith, Howard Caswell— 51, 289, 350, 437, 481, 482 N.Y
5134 Smith, Hoxie Harrison — 447 Pa.
3491 Smith, Irvin McDowell — 323 Ohio.
2531 Smith, John Sabine — 358 N.Y.
3314 Smith, Joshua Ballard — 153, 154, 545 N.H.
4342 Smith, Joshua Ernest— 137, 220, 245, 439, 514(3) Del.
5087 Smith, Julian Pearce — 434 N.J.
3893 Smith, Justin Harvey — 58, 59 N.H.
6144 Smith, Karl Beckwith — 37, 38, 156(2), an, 258, 289, 290,
357, 386, 435, 445, 488, 500 N.Y.
3312 Smith, L. Bertrand — 2 N.Y.
4961 Smith, Leroy— 6, 63, 136, 229, 309, 328, 329, 392, 473, 475 N.Y.
291 Smith, Lewis Bayard — 16, 295, 300(2), 320, 409 N.Y.
2297 Smith, Marion McAllister — 433 R.L
5707 Smith, Morton Wistar — 334 N.Y.
4476 Smith, Orson — 284 III.
391 Smith, Philip Henry Waddell — 172, 397 N.Y.
1359 Smith, Philip Sherwood — 341 N.Y.
3733 Smith, Ralph Lancaster — 545 Mo.
647 Smith, Robert Atwater — 86, 176, 301, 331, 486, 528 D.C.
6074 Smith, Robert White — 391 Md.
3830 Smith, Rogers M— 200, 223, 274, 298(2), 431(2), 433, 435,
490 Ky.
3917 Smith, Roland Cotton — 13 D.C.
1282 Smith, Samuel Francis — 197, 281, 463, 528, 529 Mo. and Iowa.
4689 Smith, Stephen Munn — 483 N.J.
1996 Smith, Stewart Woodruff — 437, 482 Conn.
2397 Smith, Telamon Cuyler — 133, 468 Ga.
879 Smith, Thomas Edward Vermilye — 293 N.Y.
3151 Smith, Thomas Guilford— 7, 343 N.Y.
3525 Smith, Thomas Herbert — 28, 64, 234, 249, 355, 383, 386, 439,
441, 516, 567 III.
4631 Smith, Thomas Kilby — 7, 19, 55, 56, 71, 98, 120, 275, 281,
310(2), 311, 417, 454, 463, 507, 537 Pa.
481 Smith, Thomas Marsh — 44, 67, 176, 226, 263, 269, 342,
561 Md.
6076 Smith, Thomas Marshall — 316 Md.
683

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
4928 Smith, Walter Brett — 468 N.Y.
5472 Smith, Walter Calef — 3, 61, 92, 97, 113, 130, 154, '65,
176, 270, 289, 349, 396, 398, 534 Mass.
3^4 ) Smith, William Dickinson Griswold— 4, 5, 24, 36, 45, 57
ibb2 » 67(4), 77(3), 78, 85, 90(2), 99, 115, "7, i34, i35, 146(4)1
153, 154, '63, 180, 190, 211(2), 212, 213, 216, 260, 276(3),
281, 288, 305(2), 329, 342(2), 354, 420, 423, 424, 435,
44o, 459, 545, 564 N.H., and Mo.
1395 Smith, William Farnam — 112, 559 Neb.
2331 Smith, William Poultney — 197 Pa.
1328 Smith, William Rudolph — 334 Pa.
5188 Smith, William Sidney — 123, 267, 275, 376, 416, 420, 438(2),
459, 479, 483, 488, 548 N.Y.
2877 Smith, William Stark — 448 Wis.
4262 Smith, William Walker — 437 Ohio.
1660 Smith, Wyllys King — 75, 157, 204, 328, 361, 410(2), 458,
464, 465(3), 475, 530 III.
1337 Snelling, Samuel — 438 Pa.
1045 Snow, Albert Eugene — 25, 115, 184(2), 240, 249, 258,
270, 379, 383, 439, 441 III.
6350 Snow, Charles Henry — 439 N.Y.
3067 Snow, Edgar Morton — 2, 5, 25, 36, 38, 55, 112, 114, 115,
146, 154, 155, 164, 171, 172, 175, 184, 230, 231, 241, 244,
248, 249, 295, 326(3), 379, 407, 408, 437, 438, 439, 440,
456, 518, 521, 531, 544(3), 548, 55i, 557, 566 III.
3166 Snow, Isaac Burrows — 383 III.
4681 Snow, John Livingston — 531 N.Y.
3016 Snow, Louis Franklin — 509 RI.
4231 Snow, William Brown — 190 Mass.
3841 Snyder, Charles Edward — 522 N.J.
5788 Snyder, Louis J. — 10 N.Y.
4385 Snyder, Louis Virtue — 417 N.Y.
5315 Snyder, William Taylor — 351, 376, 466, 467 D.C.
3816 Solis, Andrew Jackson — 55, 64, 93, 219, 221, 348 Mass.
5071 Somervell, William Howe — 135, 253 D.C.
2223 Soule, Horace Homer, Jr. — 5, 6(2), 103, 131(3), 246,
268, 470, 487, 507 Mass.
6305 Southack, Eugene — 439 N.Y.
2217 Souther, Charles Henry — 515 Mass.
2620 ) Southgate, Hugh MacLellan — 131(3), 324, 406, 411(3)
5084 J Mass., and D.C.
6224 Southworth, Constant — 25, 115, 117, 205, 253, 354, 363,
440(2), 441, 540, 544 Me.
531 Sowdon, Arthur John Clark — 86(2), 103(2), 114, 216,
343, 347 Mass.
1133 Spalding, George Burley — 14, 51, 64, 106, 263, 373, 374,
447, 497(2) N.Y.
1671 Spalding, George Brown, Jr. — 49, 51, 106, 133, 263, 302, 314,
i 373, 374, 419, 468 N.Y.
260 Spalding, John Franklin — 440(2) N.Y. and Colo.
3922 Sparrow, Jackson Wolcott— 13, 218, 231, 518, 519, 530,
546, 547 Ohio.
3543 Spaulding, John Walker — 440 Me.
6064 Spaulding, Walter Levi — 440 Mass.
5225 Speed, Joshua Fry — 186, 441 Ky.
684

ROLL OF MEMBERS
5440 Spencer, Charles Winthrop — 441 Mass.
763 Spencer, Horatio Nelson — 66, 102, 105, 107, 315, 382, 383,
422, 441(2), 541, 542(2) Mo.
56 1 1 Spencer, Horatio Nelson, Jr. — 441 Mo.
428 Spencer, John Thompson — 67, 77, 234, 401, 423, 424, 436, 473,
499 Pa.
4763 Spencer, Joseph William Winthrop — m, 131, 441, 545 D.C.
183 Spencer, Lorillard — 547 N.Y.
4396 Spencer, Selden — 102, 105, 107, 315, 382, 383, 423, 441(3),
54i, 542, 562 Mo.
763 Spencer, Selden Palmer — 66, 103, 104, 105, 115, 153, 154,
164, 393, 315, 318(3), 365, 382(3), 383, 423, 423(2), 44i,
542 Mo.
4747 Spicer, George Thurston — 5, 9, 88, 141, 145, 202, 203, 207,
232, 245, 255, 354, 362, 381, 391, 440, 442, 518, 534 R.L
5956 Spicer, William Arnold — 442 R.L
364 Spies, Francis Ferdinand — 106, 107, 112(3), I7°> I8i, 191,
220, 248, 404, 413, 442, 479, 488, 495(2), 546, 554 N.Y.
2642 Spies, Henry Hull — 106, 107, 191, 404, 413, 442 N.Y.
5526 Spofford, Charles Milton — 12, 13, 31, 57, 64, 86, 178, 332,
363(2), 368, 442(3) Mass.
128 Spofford, Paul Nelson — 56, 57, 95, 151, 209, 249, 328(2),
37i, 442(4), 565, 567 N.Y.
1044 Spooner, Frank Eugene — 95(3), 152, 407, 475, 532, 565, 567,
568 III.
1653 Spoor, John Alden — 5, 442, 566 III.
825 Sprague, Frank William — 136, 146, 158, 202(2), 240, 242,
255(2), 442, 454, 470(2), 512, 544 Mass.
4320 Sprague, George Everett — 88, 197, 443, 539 Mass.
5024 Sprague, Henry Breed — 443 Mass.
5300 Sprague, John Hobart — 443 N.J.
654 Sprague, John Titcomb — 443(3) N.Y.
2442 Sprague, Phineas Warren — 128(2), 178(2), 199, 206, 238,
239, 280, 311(2), 340, 358, 359, 377, 378, 443(3), 455(2),
489, 503(2), 543(2) Mass.
4691 Sprague, Rufus William — 35, 112, 128(2), 158, 209(2),
215, 239, 273, 300, 314, 348, 373, 423, 429, 443(3), 478,
526, 559 Mass.
4825 Sprague, Rufus William, Jr. — 35, 112, 128(2), 158, 209(2),
215, 239, 273, 300, 314, 348, 373, 443, 559 N.J.
5210 Spring, George Frederick — 444 Mass.
5936 Spruance, Arthur Willing — 442 Del.
5939 Spruance, William Corbit, Jr. — 442 Del.
858 Squier, Charles Burnham — 126, 469 N.J.
2790 Squires, George Clark — 55, 234(2), 276(2), 318, 421(3),
450, 470(2), 544(2), 568 Minn.
5560 Staats, William Richardson — 312, 444 Cal.
5590 Stafford, Morgan Hewitt — 115, 184, 202, 309(3), 255, 280,
307(3), 322, 354, 383, 470(2), 559 Mass. and Cal.
1467 Stafford, William Frederick — 1, 41, 51, 105, 112(2), 210,
230, 272, 388, 389(2), 441, 519, 522, 554 N.Y.
3434 Standish, Charles Dana — 445 Mich.
1357 Standish, James Myles — 445 Mass.
309 Standish, Myles — 445 N.Y. and Mass.
4839 Stanford, Welton — 446 N.Y.
2136 Staniels, Charles Eastman — 159 N.H.
685

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
3447 Stanley, Alix Welch — 446 Conn.
5280 Stanley, Arthur Camp — 447 D.C.
3446 Stanley, Charles Brown — 446 Conn.
1549 Stanley, James Gordon — 446 Md.
1883 Stanley, Samuel Goodman — 446, 502 N.Y.
2310 Stanton, Benjamin Irving — 447 Minn.
3595 Stanton, Frank McMillan — 143 N.Y.
937 Stanton, Henry — 419, 447 N.Y.
2086 Stanton, Josiah Ramball — 66 Cal.
2174 Stark, Charles Gager — 307, 448 Wis.
5831 Stark, Lloyd Rider — 537 N.Y.
2796 Starkweather, Frank Henry — 158, 293, 294, 304, 480, 481,
509 III.
3797 Starkweather, Ralph Edward — 158, 262, 475, 509 III.
469 Starr, Isaac, Jr. — 288, 295, 411, 415, 488 Pa.
6374 Starr, Isaac, VII — 388 Pa.
1631 Starr, Louis — 295 Pa.
2173 Starr, William James — 449 Wis.
3839 Start, Charles Monroe — 485 Minn.
1693 Stearns, Albert Henry — 271, 322, 449, 506 Mass.
5565 Stearns, Charles Falconer — 449 R.L
2137 Stearns, Ezra Scollay — 175, 285, 554 N.H.
3854 Stearns, Foster Waterman — 310, 437, 514 Mass.
3985 Stearns, Frank Waterman — 131, 437 , Mass.
18 1 6 Stearns, Frederick Maynard — 449 Mass.
590 Stearns, Henry Putnam — 44, 347, 388(3), 449, 565 Conn.
5388 Stearns, John Eldredge — 38 Cal.
3734 Stearns, John Lloyd — 393 Colo.
4037 Stearns, John Noble, Jr. — 449 N.Y.
5167 Stearns, Maurice Harrison — 449 RI.
3438 Stearns, Melvin Hall — 270 Mo.
5570 Stearns, Walter Henry — 449 R.L
3161 Stebbins, Albert Kellogg — 36, 40, 331, 428(2), 437, 450,
512, 561 Wis.
1492 Stedman, Charles James — 16 Ohio.
3465 Steele, Thomas Sedgwick — 58 Mass.
4638 Stein, Simon Gerberich — 451 Mo.
4443 Steinmetz, Spencer Janney — 555 Mass.
3856 Stephens, Thomas Concklin — 311 N.Y.
5199 Sterling, Duncan — 500 N.Y.
5791 Sterling, Graham Lee — 292 N.Y.
6004 Stetson, Albert L. — 451(2) Cal.
1556 Stetson, Caleb Rockford — 5, 9(2), 18(2), 31(2), 58, 59,
99, 101, 114, 115, 190, 360(3), 315, 335(3), 349, 363, 389,
434, 45i, 47i, 53o(3), 531 D.C.
4990 Stetson, Eliot Dawes — 451 Mass.
1434 Stetson, George Rockford — 5, 31(2), 101(2), 114, 260, 315,
471(2) D.C.
1847 Stetson, Henry Crosby — 451 Mass.
119 Stevens, Charles Ellis — 316, 320, 325(2), 378, 452, 516,
519, 520, 536 N.Y. and Pa.
4749 Stevens, Clarence Mann — 539 R.L
1361 Stevens, Clarence Winthrop — 58, 154, 387, 451, 453, 536 N.Y.
1363 Stevens, Frederic Bliss — 58, 154, 387, 451, 452, 536 N.Y.
4339 Stevens, Frederick Beckwith — 36 Mich.
4889 Stevens, George Beckwith — 5, 452(3) Mass.
686

ROLL OF MEMBERS
3344 Stevens, Harry Appleton — 13 Mass.
6378 Stevens, Henry Ebenezer, Jr. — 451 N.Y.
2287 Stevens, John Austin— 88, 101, 103, 115, 157, 330, 440, 446,
45i, 512 Ra.
1471 Stevens, John Bright— 73, 458, 482, 483 N.Y.
4646 Stevens, John Conyngham— 83 pA.
3845 Stevens, John Walter— 8, 34, 35, 94(3), n2) 174, ig2,
242, 369, 403(2), 449, 452(2), 489 Minn.
4997 Stevens, Mark Burnham — 452 Mich.
6188 Stevens, Plowdon — 451, 452 N.Y.
5272 Stevens, Ralph Partridge — 154 Cal.
2993 Stevens, Solon Whithed — 536 Mass.
3267 Stevens, William Studley Bartlett— 255, 319 Mass.
4953 Stevenson, Archibald Ewing — 143, 311 N.Y.
6338 Stevenson, Howard Griffith — 308 Cal.
4514 Stevenson, John McAllister — 345 Mass.
137 Stevenson, William Paxton — 324 N.Y.
5110 Stewart, Andrew— 108, 115, 331, 354, 270, 396, 361(3), 500 D.C.
6067 Stewart, Frank H. — 77 N.J.
5311 Stewart, George Sawin — 338, 453(3) Mass.
5668 Stewart, Harry Brown — 340 Vt.
1306 Stewart, Henry Pierce — 308 N.Y.
5838 Stewart, Jefferson Davis — 345 Ky.
1783 Stewart, Jeremiah Clark— 15, 73, 88, 106, 107, 113, 160(3),
3H, 433, 507 Minn.
6330 Stewart, John Carter— 13, 90(2), 102, 233(2), 224, 433 Ky.
3570 Stewart, Joseph Adger — 52, 245, 326, 339, 433 Ky.
4709 Stewart, Joseph Kino — 296 Ky.
3215 Stewart, Philip Battell — 428 Colo.
4479 Stewart, Ralph William — 152, 220(2), 410 Cal.
5499 Stewart, Samuel Lachlan — 311, 529 N.Y.
2347 Stewart, William Dingwall — 68 N.Y.
6165 Stickney, Albert Taylor — 452 Mo.
500 Stickney, George Henry — 50, 543 Md.
3969 Stickney, Herbert Whiting — 453 N.Y.
4924 Stickney, Herbert Whiting, Jr. — 453 N.Y.
5333 Stickney, William — 453 Vt.
2824 Stickney, William Albert — 453 Mo.
447a Stickney, William Brunswick Curry — 453 Vt.
3659 Stiles, Edward Holcomb — 244(3), 428 Mo.
4455 Stiles, James Arthur — 453 Mass.
5795 Stillwell, Walter Brooks — 453 Ga.
5852 Stillwell, William Horace — 453 Ga.
320 Sttlwell, William Moore — 453 N.Y.
3309 Stimson, Daniel MacMartin — 16, 55, 271, 272 N.Y.
3254 Stimson, Frederic Jesup — 274 Mass.
3019 Stiness, Edward Clinton Bessom — na R.I.
5036 Stiness, George Armington — 113 R.L
221 Stockbridge, Henry, Jr. — 8, 9, 38(3), 67, 145, 172, 256, 406,
436, 437, 454, 510, 527, 528, 567 N.Y. and Md.
220 Stockbridge, Henry — 256 N.Y. and Md.
4383 Stockbridge, Henry, 3RD — 437 Md.
2919 Stockton, Bayard — 454 N.J.
3327 Stockton, John Wishart — 454 Mass.
5258 Stockton, Richard, Jr. — 454 N.J.
1488 Stoddard, Enoch Vine — 58, 411 N.Y.
687

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
2880 Stoddard, Francis Russell — 58 N.Y.
4103 Stoddard, Francis Russell, Jr. — 58 N.Y.
563 Stoddard, William Buddington — 193 Conn.
371 Stokes, Anson Phelps — 154, 231, 554 N.Y.
983 Stokes, John Stiles — 454 N.Y.
2020 Stone, Charles Augustus — 5 Mass.
4449 Stone, Charles Francis, Jr. — 3, 54, 77, 102, 121, 159, 195,
205, 267(2), 289, 291(2), 319, 349, 361(2), 399, 400, 447(2),
455, 456, 464, 481, 482, 483, 487, 512, 546, 558 N.Y.
1913 Stone, Charles Wellington — 3, 49, 133, 159, 168, 172, 303,
304(2), 333(2), 342, 358(2), 384, 385, 398, 399, 416(3),
430, 434, 438, 455, 456(4), 457, 476, 488, 489, 514, 521(2),
526, 532, 554 Mass.
6230 Stone, Ellery Wheeler — 454 Cal.
1566 Stone, Jacob— 57(2), 95, 212(2), 213, 258, 292, 304, 317, 348,
47i, 484, 547 Minn.
2747 Stone, Morton — 127, 511(2) Mass.
3825 Stone, Samuel Hanson — 220 Ky.
1764 Stone, William Eben — 3(2), 6, 16, 26(3), 45, 46, 75, 104(2),
121(2), 164, 173, 185, 239, 244, 252, 275, 386, 398(2),
403, 408, 455(2), 487, 503, 532, 548 Mass.
3089 Storer, Ebenezer — 456 N.Y.
2288 Storer, Horatio Robinson — 456(2) R.I.
2599 Storer, John Humphrey — 42, 66, 71(2), 105, 111(2), 112,
117(2), 154, 162, 181, 185(2), 194, 209, 216(2), 238, 252,
349, 356, 357, 398(2), 399(3), 427, 442, 448, 454, 455(3),
456(2), 559 Mass.
2508 I Storm, Clarence — 98, 133, 149(2), 205, 457, 459, 468, 491,
3440 ( 492, 495, 496 N.Y. and N.J.
5005 Storm, George Harpell — 457 N.Y.
2380 Storrs, Henry Randolph — 93 Mass.
1230 Storrs, Leonard Kip — 93 Mass.
5782 Story, Allen Lawrence — 139 N.Y.
190 Story, Henry Grafton — 12, 13, 21, 184(2), 340, 341, 383,
463 N.Y.
191 Story, Joseph Grafton — 12, 13, 21, 340, 341, 463 N.Y.
1766 Stout, John Kennedy — 329, 330, 356 Cal., D.C, and Wash.
6331 Stovall, Pleasant Alexander — 247 Ga.
5865 Stowe, Benjamin Levi — 457 N.J.
4282 Stowell, William Henry Harrison — 4, 44(3), 53(2), 55(4),
64(2), 87, 88(2), 94(2), 113, 121(2), 134(2), 149, 176,
182, 183(2), 185, 236, 239, 261, 264, 271, 272, 301, 311(3),
312, 317, 321, 336(3), 337, 363, 378, 392, 407, 410, 420,
433, 434, 435, 457, 565, 475, 521, 538, 539, 542(2), 550,
551 Minn, and Mass.
6202 Strater, Leonard Godfrey — 143 Ky.
3000 Stratton, Charles Edwin — 242 Mass.
5251 Stratton, Eliphalet Platt — 275 N.Y.
536 Stratton, George Gardner — 353, 458, 509 Mass.
3819 Stratton, Solomon Piper — 343 Mass.
1441 Street, George Howard — 547 Mass.
3103 Stringer, Edward Charles — 543 Minn.
201 Stringer, George Alfred — 5, 162, 164 N.Y.
4266 Strobhart, Richard Screven — 437 Mo.
3307 Strong, Alan Hartwell — 62, 154, 293 N.J.
3026 Strong, Charles Hall — 459 Ga.
688

ROLL OF MEMBERS
936 Strong, Donald Watkins — 125 N.Y.
2521 Strong, Frederick Steele — 31, 32, 202, 271, 336, 391, 459 Md.
4724 Strong, Harry Carter — 459 Minn.
5490 Strong, Marvin Herbert — 148 N.Y.
152 Strong, Joseph Montgomery, Jr. — 301, 302, 459, 549, 567 N.Y.
1348 Strong, Richard Polk — 31, 32, 55, 185, 188, 202(2), 255,
272(2), 336(2), 391, 405, 459, 462, 464, 557 Md.
1125 Strong, Theron George — 189, 351, 375, 446, 486, 528, 555 N.Y.
2887 Strong, Thomas Morris — 459 Mass.
2876 Strong, William James Henry — 229, 519 Wis.
893 Strong, William Wolcott — 58, 59, 104, 459, 469, 547 III. and Wis.
3630 Stryker, Samuel Stanhope — 278, 459 Pa.
1260 Stryker, Thomas Hubbard — 459 N.Y.
466 Stryker, William Scudder — 420, 459 Pa. and N.J.
3021 Studley, John Edward — 159 R.L
1975 Sturges, Henry Cady — 508 Conn.
3027 Sturtevant, Henry Dexter — 567 III.
5132 Styles, Humphrey Aubrey — 287 Vt.
501 1 Suckley, Henry Eglington Montgomery — 302 N.Y.
1189 Suckley, Robert Bowne — 37, 38, 290, 302, 413(2), 497(2),
566 N.Y.
4220 Sullivan, Andrew McClure — 177(2) Mo.
4437 Suter, Henderson — 393 D.C.
1834 Sutton, Asahel — 170, 488 Colo.
?? j- Sutton, Eben — 460 Mass. and Md.
4950 Suydam, Lambert, Jr. — 391 N.Y.
174 Suydam, Walter Lispenard — 17, 18, 26, 37, 38, 81, 86, 151,
170, 220, 248, 290, 294, 295, 300(2), 305, 330(2), 414,
430, 43i, 488, 491, 492(3), 496, 497, 5oo, 527, 560, 566 N.Y.
6116 Suydam, Walter Lispenard, Jr. — 498 N.Y.
4129 Swain, Charles Elwood — 461 Mass.
2674 Swain, Julius Curtis — 275, 461 Mass.
2444 Swain, Julius Marshall — 461 Mass.
1916 Swain, William Chester — 75, 214, 255, 330, 461 Wis.
4130 Swain, William Newman — 461 Mass.
4170 Swan, Charles Herbert — 471 Mass.
2351 Swan, Edward Henry, Jr. — 461 N.Y.
289 Swan, Frederick George — 286, 461(3) N.Y.
2963 Swan, George Francis — 77, 141, 384, 447 N.Y.
3325 Swan, Reuben Samuel — 21, 32, 124, 132, 133(2), 163, 221,
271, 272, 358, 373, 394, 398(2), 399, 461, 505, 506, 539,
545(2), 546(2), 554 Mass.
3217 Swan, Robert Otis — 461 N.Y.
816 Swan, Robert Thaxter — 27, 131, 268, 470(2), 471 Mass.
2381 Swan, William Lock — 461 Mass.
3473 Swartwout, Frank Austin — 462(2) D.C.
9 Swartwout, Satterlee — 414, 462(3) N.Y.
5078 Swayze, Robert Carlyle — 425 Conn.
6364 Swearingen, Embry Lee — 498 Ky.
5632 Swearingen, Henry Chapman — 498 Minn.
5948 Sweeny, William Montgomery — 237 Va.
1803 Sweet, Henry Nettle — 293 Mass.
3521 Sweetser, Arthur Leslie — 214, 216 Mass.
4779 Sweetser, Theodore Hale — 214 Mass.
5803 Swett, Trevor Washington — 462 Mass.
689

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
1857 Swift, Eugene L'Hommedieu — 54 III. and N.Y.
4722 Swift, George Damon — 567 Minn.
1620 Swift, Henry Walton — 5, 120(2), 184, 512, 559 Mass.
1937 Swift, Joseph — 429 Del.
1934 Swift, William Henry — 429 Del.
4530 Swisher, Benjamin Franklin — 406 Iowa.
1536 Swisher, Stephen Alfred — 406 Mo. and Iowa.
2816 Swords, Edward Jenner — 463 N.Y.
4960 Swords, Edward Jenner — 463 N.Y.
57 Swords, Henry Cotheal — 463 N.Y.
5010 Swords, William Voorhis — 463 N.Y.
1594 Symonds, Charles Stanley — 58, 174, 320 N.Y.
5257 Synnott, Thomas Whitney — 532 N.J.

2029 Taft, Charles Phelps — 391 Ohio.
4767 Taft, Horace Dutton — 481 Conn.
4195 Taft, Orray — 539 R.L
3993 Tainter, Frank Stone — 464(3) D.C.
6167 Tainter, William Henry Harrison — 120, 464, 531, 540 Mo.
583 Taintor, George Edwin — 164, 547 Conn.
4951 Taintor, Starr — 141, 180, 190, 202, 255, 349 N.Y.
3072 Talbot, Archie Lee — 34, 70, 120, 121, 254, 255, 265, 329(2),
335, 337, 382(2), 386, 401, 464(2), 476, 477, 499 Me.
2623 Talbot, Joel Francis — 5, 7, 8, 48(3), 117, 163, 231, 244(2),
304, 367, 369, 378, 403, 415, 464, 485(2), 526, 528, 529,
536, 538, 546, 566 III.
3624 Talcott, Edward Coleman — 465 N.Y.
5127 Tallmadge, Henry Overinq — 465 N.Y.
5752 Tallman, Roscoe Samuel — 531 Mo.
781 Talmage, Robert Sanford — 155, 285, 465, 560, 566 N.Y.
5682 Tanner, Herbert Sanford — 373 RI.
2216 Tapley, Henry Fulton — 188, 388 Mass.
718 Tappan, Charles Langdon — 233 N.H.
1240 Tapscott, John Shurman — 163 Md.
5884 Tarbox, William George — 466 Conn.
3155 Tarleton, Robert Melvin — 298 N.Y.
6038 Tasker, Harry Birney — 466 N.H.
4550 Tate, Magnus Alfred — 466 Ohio.
5804 Taylor, Arthur Orison — 154 Mass.
1788 Taylor, Bankson — 268 Minn.
2566 Taylor, Carter Berkeley — 89(3), 332, 443 Pa.
3716 Taylor, Charles Henry, Jr. — 220 Mass.
6308 Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr. — 91, 92, 189, 194, 466, 467 Ky.
6313 Taylor, Edmund Haynes, Jr., 3RD— 91, 92, 189, 194, 222(3),
223, 452, 466, 467, 486 Ky.
5391 Taylor, Ellsworth Mather — 16, 482, 483 Cal.
5602 Taylor, Emerson Gifford — 201 Conn.
45 1 1 Taylor, Ewing — 422 N.Y.
4482 Taylor, Ezra Wilmarth Bartlett — 156 Mass.
5529 Taylor, Irving Kurtz — 225 N.J.
6312 Taylor, Jacob Swigert — 91, 92, 189, 194, 466, 467 Ky.
690

ROLL OF MEMBERS
2568 Taylor, John Bonsall— 89(3), 332, 443 Pa.
2007 Taylor, John Metcalf — 201 Conn.
1889 Taylor, John Myers— 21(2), 196, 439 N.Y.
1550 Taylor, John Yeatman — 245, 315, 467 D.C.
5478 Taylor, Lewis Harvie — 83 D.C.
4206 Taylor, Lloyd Berthronq — 466 III.
5912 Taylor, Myron Charles — 488 N.Y.
2311 Taylor, Oscar Livingston — 195 Minn.
2567 Taylor, Robert Randolph — 89(3), 332, 442 Pa.
695 Taylor, Washington Irvin — 61, 154, 534 N.Y.
5916 Taylor, Willard Underhill — 488 N.Y.
3437 Teachout, Oscar Leander — 144(2) Mo.
744 Teall, Edward McKinstry — 74, 100, 191, 355(2), 389, 431,
468 III.
4544 Teed, Freeman Golding— no, 190(3), 384, 562 Cal.
3618 Tefft, Erastus Theodore — 211 N.Y.
939 Tefft, Frank Griswold — 211 N.Y.
2418 Telford, Worthington Smith — 437 Vt.
4713 Temple, Herbert Mortimer — 468 Minn.
2804 Tenney, Charles Henry — 468 N.Y.
2776 Tenney, Daniel Gleason — 56, 468, 469 N.Y.
2332 Tenney, Horace Kent — 469 III.
2214 Tenney, Samuel Parcher — 156, 469(2) Mass.
5098 Tennille, George Francis — 20 Ga.
3355 Tennille, William Alexander — 20 N.J.
5510 Terhune, Ten Broeck Monroe — 10, 32, 121, 143(2), 144,
170, 212, 233(2), 250, 281, 283(2), 340(2), 341(3), 352(3),
468(3), 469, 475, 479, 486, 488, 490(3), 491(3), 493, 493(4),
495(3), 496(3), 500, 504, 530, 543, 556(3), 568 N.Y.
3490 Terry, Alvah LaMar — 469 Ky.
4120 Terry, Eliphalet Bradford — 58 N.Y.
336 Terry, George Davis — 59(2), 231 N.Y.
2861 Terry, John Taylor — 59 N.Y.
5126 Terry, John Taylor — 45, 51, 59(2), 115, 121, 122, 130,
131, 157, 167, 179, 180(2), 183(2), 201, 215(2), 216, 331,
246, 377(3), 396, 304, 319(2), 331, 345, 353, 361, 365, 376,
428, 437, 453, 465, 469(2), 478, 482, 508, 518(2), 519, 520,
53o, 554(2), 567 N.Y.
5550 Terry, John Taylor, Jr.— 59, 231, 325, 350, 393, 519, 554 N.Y.
5326 Terry, Roderick — 59 R.I.
6163 Thatcher, Julius Erastus — 470 Mich.
2670 Thayer, Charles Irving — 5, 125, 236, 471 Mass.
4729 Thayer, Edwin Alston — 280 Minn.
2909 Thayer, Francis Andres — 471 N.Y.
5429 Thayer, Henry Vaughan — 471 Mass.
1 108 Thayer, Nathaniel — 33, 302, 406, 411(3) Mass.
3177 Thayer, Rufus Calvin — 524 Colo, and Cal.
337 Thebaud, Paul Gilbert — 566 N.Y.
3657 Theopold, Herbert Cotton — 123 Minn.
2572 Thom, Cameron DeHart — 14, 322 Cal.
1 361 Thom, Cameron Erskine — 323 Cal.
3571 Thom, Catesby Charles — 14, 322 Cal.
218 Thom, William Henry DeCourcy Wright— 41, 48(3), 108,
123, 124, 248(2), 266, 323(2), 381, 387, 391, 463, 511,
553 N.Y. and Md.
595a Thomas, Arthur Abbott — 187 R.L
691

society of colonial wars
319 Thomas, Douglas Hamilton — 4, 8(3), 64, 67(2), 68, 115,
118, 120, 142, 176, 199, 220(2), 266, 316, 390, 391, 473,
481(2), 541, 567 N.Y. and Md.
1 168 Thomas, Douglas Hamilton, Jr. — 8, 64, 67, 176, 199, 220,
3'6, 391, 541 Md.
3741 Thomas, Frank Ray — 5, 6(2), 59(2), 148, 512 Mass.
1665 Thomas, Frank Warner — 34, 241, 445, 554 N.Y.
851 Thomas, George Cummins — 294, 386, 387(2) N.J.
2892 Thomas, Houston Addison — 1 Mass.
2532 Thomas, Howard VanSyckel — 371 N.Y.
5398 Thomas, James Provoost — 386 N.J.
4399 Thomas, John Lilburn — 266, 296, 297, 317, 390, 391, 393,
471, 510(2) Mo.
272 Thomas, Lawrence Buckley — 99, 100, 170, 289, 290, 439,
472(2) N.Y.
3364 Thomas, Robert McKean — 170, 247, 294, 386, 387(2), 391,
413 N.Y.
211 Thompson, Abijah — 89(2), 118(4), 252(2), 253, 271, 273,
279, 304, 324, 373(2), 398, 472, 505(2), 506(2), 509,
531 N.Y. and Mass.
2471 Thompson, Arthur Graham — 205 N.Y.
6289 Thompson, Cabell — 473 Mass.
1510 Thompson, Clifton Sharp — 120, 473, 501, 514, 531, 567 Colo.
1452 Thompson, Eben Francis — 117(2), 531 Mass.
3493 Thompson, Ebenezer — 388 Mass.
871 Thompson, Edward Ray — 411 N.Y.
4644 Thompson, Eustis — 414 Md.
5316 Thompson, Frank Clement — 19(2), 92, 97(3), 108(4), 156,
264, 281, 316, 368, 387, 388, 515(2) Mo.
43 Thompson, Frederick Diodati — 190, 191, 212, 309, 547 N.Y.
5341 Thompson, George Halsey — 52, 115, 139, 217, 254 N.Y.
628 Thompson, Gilbert — 5, 59, 278, 342, 445 D.C.
2006 Thompson, Harry Grant — 44, 194, 205(2), 422, 427(2),
456 Conn.
4065 Thompson, Henry Burling — 4, 234, 274, 297, 303, 362,
366, 413(2), 471, 472 Del.
4782 Thompson, Henry Oliver — 414 Md.
870 Thompson, Hobart Warren — 191, 371, 411, 473, 519 N.Y.
817 Thompson, John Taliaferro — 240, 309, 430, 467(2), 473(3)
Mass., Neb., and III.
2477 Thompson, Joseph Todhunter — 309 N.Y.
1705 Thompson, Leonard — 473, 554(2) Mass.
4289 Thompson, Mackey James — 118 Minn.
5692 Thompson, Marshall Putnam — 174 Mass.
2728 Thompson, Norman Frederick — 46, 154, 249, 407, 440, 473 III.
4334 Thompson, Royal Wheeler — 22, 46, 106, 246, 459, 473(2),
482, 524(2), 525 D.C
2688 Thompson, William Baker — 22, 46, 106, 246, 459, 473(2),
482, 524(2), 525 ... D^
6176 Thompson, William Joseph — 551 N.J.
318 Thompson, William Prall — 309 N.Y.
797 Thomsen, Alonzo Lilly — 445 Md.
1346 Thomsen, Herman Ivah — 445 Md.
1345 Thomsen, John Jacob — 446 Md.
2023 Thomson, Arthur Cecil — 46, 249, 297, 320, 450, 473 (2) Mass.
2252 Thomson, George Mortimer — 322 N.Y.
692

ROLL OF MEMBERS
2253 Thomson, Giraud Foster — 322 N.Y.
1844 Thorndike, Augustus Larkin — 474 Mass.
1797 Thorndike, Townsend William — 474 Mass.
982 Thorne, Joel Wolfe— 497 N.Y.
2131 Thorne, John Calvin — 474 N.H.
1887 Thorne, Robert — 41 N.Y.
5625 Thorne, Samuel, Jr. — 497 N.Y.
2387 Thornton, James Brown — 61, 154, 201, 474 Mass.
5146 Thorpe, Spencer Guy — 23(3), 235 Cal.
1202 Thorpe, Andrew Roane — 235 Cal.
6159 Thorpe, Burton Lee — 331 Mo.
1201 Thorpe, Spencer Roane — 23, 235, 441 Cal.
4655 Thresher, Henry Gilbert — 129 R I.
195 Throckmorton, Charles Wickliffe — 23,42,177, 304, 318(2),
319, 322, 393, 474, 567 N.Y.
252 Throop, George Enos — 46, 210(2), 230(2), 519 N.Y. and III.
4122 Thruston, Rogers Clark Ballard — 13, 47, 102(2), 223(2),
224, 379, 475 Ky.
5897 Thurber, Frederick Butler — 255 R.L
5898 Thurber, William Herbert — 255 R.L
5574 Thurston, Edward Anthony — 70(2) R.L
41 5 1 Thurston, John Henry — 475 Mass.
2653 Thurston, Nathaniel Blunt — 16 N.Y.
4721 Thurston, Theodore Payne — 475 Minn.
551 Tibbals, Frederick Lemuel — 475 Conn.
222 Tiernan, Charles Bernard — 52, 405, 498, 557, 566 N.Y. and Md.
4745 Tiffany, Ebenezer — 76, 255, 512 R.L
5417 Tiffany, George — 170, 255, 267, 394, 441, 453, 488 N.Y.
2716 Tilden, John Newell — 150 N.Y.
1286 Tilden, John Packwood — 512, 529, 552 N.Y.
5307 Tilghman, Samuel Harrison — 476 Md.
2291 Tilley, Risbrough Hammett — 7, 112(2), 159(2), 160(2),
184, 247, 290, 346(2), 416, 432, 433, 486, 539 RI.
3197 Tillinghast, Charles Mellin — 325 Mass.
6391 Tillinghast, John Avery — 18 R.L
186 Tillinghast, William Henry — 477 N.Y.
2159 Tilton, George Henry — 477(2) N.H.
818 Tilton, Palmer — 77, 208, 401, 477(2) Mass. and N.Y.
832 Tilton, Warren Codman — 77, 208, 401, 477(2) Mass.
1837 tlmberlake, william sharp — 63, 405, 417, 468, 493 mlnn.
5869 Timpson, Lawrence — 290, 336, 477 N.Y.
2330 Tingley, Witter Kinney — 59 Conn.
1732 Tobey, Edward Silas — 5 Mass.
996 Tobey, Frank Bassett— 25, 31(2), 32, 54, 64, 147, 184(2),
234(2), 383, 421, 430, 434, 478, 557, 561, 562(2), 564, 567 III.
3076 Tobey, Rufus Babcock — 400 Mass.
1196 Todd, Charles Henry — 426(2) Ky.
2917 Todd, George Davidson — 452 Ky.
3639 Todd, Thomas — 401 Mass.
3640 Todd, Thomas, Jr.— 401 Mass.
2155 Todd, William Cleaves — 166, 228 N.H.
860 Toler, Henry Pennington — 59, 126, 350, 413, 461, 482, 483,
508 N.J.
1820 Toler, William Pennington — 126 N.J.
1701 Tolman, William Sawyer — 399 Mass.
30 Tomlinson, Charles Abraham— 35, 483 Conn.
693

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

945 Tomlinson, John Canfield — 10, 210 N.Y.
379 Tompkins, Hamilton Bullock — 5, 72, 354, 363, 475,
534 N.Y. and R.L
2695 Topham, Theophilus — 14, 112, 469, 470, 474, 522 R.L
1514 Torbert, Horace Gates — no, 112 Iowa.
2751 Torbert, Willard Horatio — 391 Iowa.
2789 Torrance, Eli — 50(2), 317, 566 Minn.
4163 Torrence, George Paull — 362, 438 Ind,
2888 Torrey, Benjamin Barstow — 479 Mass.
3968 Totten, John Reynolds — 470 N.Y.
2554 Towne, Edward Penfield — 560 Minn.
6099 Townley, Philip Beardsley — 479 N.J.
5665 Townley, Stephen Bertram — 479 Conn.
6098 Townley, William Richard — 479 N.J.
5495 Townsend, Edward Nicoll — 143 N.Y.
4392 Townsend, Edwin Somarindyck — 488 N.Y.
5317 Townsend, George Hermann — 241, 287(2), 324, 563 Mo.
4393 Townsend, Isaac Holbrook — 488 N.Y.
31 Townsend, James Hill — 203, 480, 488, 533, 551 N.Y.
1408 Townsend, John — 488 Minn.
132 Townsend, Rufus M. — 446 N.Y.
4841 Tows, Ferrars Heaton — 201 N.Y.
5173 Trabue, Edmund Francis — 42, 91, 92, 194, 224(2), 237, 256,
414, 435, 465, 466, 467(3), 474, 478, 480(2) Ky.
3467 Tracy, Charles Alcinous — 480, 481 Neb.
5845 Tracy, Ira Otis— 481 N.Y.
2690 Tracy, Joseph Powell — 481 Minn.
2010 Tracy, Robert Sylvester — 101, 293, 481 Ky.
3468 Tracy, Thomas Herbert — 480, 481 Neb.
4048 Traphagen, Frank Weiss — 440 Colo.
2647 Trask, Charles Hooper — 125 Mass.
6140 Trask, Frederick Kingsbury — 125 N.Y.
1604 Treadwell, George Curtis — 330 N.Y.
3263 Treat, Edward Adams — 436(2) N.Y.
2473 Treat, Erastus Buck — 74, 149, 191, 200, 246, 247, 389, 464,
465, 482, 483(2) N.Y.
6132 Treat, Howard Alton — 483 N.Y.
4398 Treat, James Wilbur — 74, 114, 154, 155, 218, 231, 382, 431,
482(5), 548, 554(2), 561, 568 Mo.
2142 Treat, John Sheldon — 481, 483 N.H.
4636 Tredwell, Henry Hewlett — 5, 170, 236, 376, 420, 449,
483(2), 488 N.Y.
10 Trenchard, Edward — 19, 49, 194, 237, 387(3), 309, 391,
413(2), 420, 471, 472, 483, 492, 567 N.Y.
¦ 63 Trevor, Henry Graff — 295, 300(2), 409 N.Y.
4902 Tripp, Frederick Eugene — 484 R.I.
493 Trippe, Andrew Cross — 484 Md.
5337 Trippe, Charles White — 484 N.Y.
3416 Trippe, James McConky — 484 Md.
6265 Trippe, Juan Terry — 484 N.Y.
2899 Troth, William Penn, Jr. — 42(2), 270, 361(2), 385, 428 Pa.
281 Trott, James Parkhurst — 44, 532 N.Y.
65 Trowbridge, Charles Hotchkis? — 293, 484 N.Y. and Conn.
3926 Trowbridge, Edmund Quincy — 484 Conn.
2327 Trowbridge, Edwin Dwight — 484 Conn.
1980 Trowbridge, Ezekiel Hayes — 484 Conn.
694

ROLL OF MEMBERS
4369 Trowbridge, Hayes Quincy — 484 Conn.
4659 Trowbridge, Rutherford — 231, 241, 292, 341, 408, 484,
530(2) Conn.
366 Trowbridge, Samuel Breck Parkman — 484 N.Y.
1957 Trowbridge, Thomas Rutherford— 484 Conn.
1728 Trowbridge, William Petit — 38, 217, 334, 335(2), 481,
484 Minn.
2504 Truax, Charles Henry — 484 N.Y.
3356 Truman, Henry Hertel — 64, 559 N.J.
780 Trumbull, Jonathan — 484 Conn.
1506 Trumbull, Nathan Franklin — 390, 391, 489 Colo.
5927 Tuck, Parker — 536 Mass.
2013 Tuck, Philemon Hallam — 99, 100 Md.
2100 Tucker, Beverly — 326 Colo.
376 Tucker, Gilman Henry — 152, 153(2), 154, 178(2), 179, 196,
197(2), 198(2), 236, 286, 287, 318, 435, 463 N.Y.
3179 Tucker, John Speed — 326 Colo.
1615 Tucker, William Francis — 213 Minn.
830 Tucker, William Ruggles — 5, 48(2), 54, 57, 59(2), 98, 154,
168(3), 174, i95, 196, 327, 228(4), 255, 264, 273, 363, 397,
404, 407, 408(2), 419, 425(2), 430, 485, 492(2), 497, 511,
514, 527, 534, 548, 561(2), 568 Mass. and III.
4831 Tuckerman, Alfred — 485 N.Y.
4671 Tuckerman, Bayard — 485 N.Y.
5805 Tuckerman, Bayard, Jr. — 485 Mass.
5212 Tudbury, Warren Chamberlain — 8, 11(2), 17(2), 49, 56,
62, 68(3), 72, 74, 117, 120, 136, 161, 169(2), 181, 281,
299(2), 344(2), 390, 407(2), 415, 442, 463, 521, 543,
567 Mass. and Cal.
24 Tufts, Walter Brownell — 61, 154 N.Y.
5467 Tuller, Walter Kimple— 67, 281, 338, 401, 468, 471, 511 Cal.
5893 Tuller, Willis Norman — 442 Mass.
3172 Tupper, James Brainerd Taylor— 322, 365, 485 D.C.
4982 Turner, Charles Henry Black — 479 Del.
1987 Turner, Elisha — 16 ^»NN'
3506 Turner, Everett Pendleton — 72, 101, 367 Mass.
995 Turner, Henry Lathrop — 195 III.
3504 Turner, Herbert Bryant — 72, 101, 367 Mass.
3505 Turner, Howard Chubbuck— 72, 101, 367 Mass.
2852 Turner, Joseph Brown — 31 DEL-
908 Turner, Luther Guiteau— 16, 18, 141, 320, 369(2), 447,
4g4 Conn.
3303 Turner, Philip Foster— 63, 64, 73, 148, 156, 181, 242, 394,
485,486 Me.
2055 Turner, Theodore Campbell— 378 £¦*•
3686 Turpin, Frank Blair— 486 Cal.
2598 Tuttle, Albert— 59, 330(2) Vt.
1276 Tuttle, Daniel Sylvester— 486 M£-
862 Tuttle, Frank Day— 486, 544 N.Y.
5777 Tuttle, Frederick Bulkley— 74 III-
4402 Tuttle, Henry Solomon— 341, 487 Ma
3210 Tuttle, Hiram Americus— 487 N.H.
1542 Tuttle, Joseph Farrand, Jr.— 191, 327, 34', 556 Colo.
5507 Tuttle, Winthrop Murray— 486 N.Y.
3346 Tweedy, Frank — 78 ,-,
774 Tyler, Augustus Cleveland— 162, 537 Conn,
69s

society of colonial wars
2614 Tyler, Edward Royall — 6, 57, 83, 120, 162, 178, 232, 253,
278, 282, 283, 295, 368, 407(2), 430(2), 462, 477, 487,
513(2), 514, 540 Mass.
2916 Tyler, George Trotter— 13, 47, 48, 89, 90(2), 182, 345(2),
435, 542 Pa. andKy.
913 Tyler, Harry Blake— 70, 162, 253, 307, 350, 363, 425, 537 Pa.
5908 Tyler, James Jay — 162, 197, 487(2) Ohio
5958 Tyler, James Monroe — 299 Mo.
1745 Tyler, Mason Whiting — 59, 320, 531 N.J.
5834 Tyler, Orson Kellogg — 278 III.
911 Tyler, Sidney Frederick — 70(2), 162, 253, 307, 350, 363, 425,
537 Pa-
477 Tyson, Anthony Morris — 226, 336 Md.
2662 Tyson, Malcolm VanVechten — 44, 51, 67, 130(2), 179(2),
263, 269(2), 292, 342(2), 401, 431, 439, 445, 467, 493, 496,
499, 5oi, 543, 555 Md-
484 Tyson, Matthew Smith — 226, 336 Md.
u
322 Underhill, Edgar — 157, 170, 289, 488(2), 499, 500, 504,
566 N.Y.
1380 Underhill, Francis Townsend— 488 N.Y.
872 Underhill, Frederick Edgar — 157, 170, 248, 261(3), 270, 289,
290, 479, 488(2), 499, 500, 504, 566 N.Y.
5701 Underhill, Meredith — 488 N.Y.
2739 Underwood, Edward Livingston — 66, 559 Mass.
2859 Underwood, Harold Green — 436 Wis.
2096 Underwood, Herbert Wight — 213 Wis.
833 Upham, Charles Clifton — 136, 489 Mass.
1695 Upham, Charles Clifton — 512 Mass. and N.Y.
1512 Upham, Edward Darwin — 154, 489, 532 Colo.
901 Upham, Frederick William — 489 III.
1706 Upham, Henry Macy — 489 Mass.
1409 Upham, Henry Pratt — 30, 44, 220, 449(2), 456, 489(2), 499,
505, 516, 553 Minn.
4232 Upham, Henry Warren — 489(3) Mass.
3740 Upham, James Bailey — 489 Mass.
3181 Upham, Robert Hay — 489 Mass.
1050 Upham, William Henry — 489 III. and Wis.
5726 Upjohn, Dudley Tyng — 154 N.Y.
3439 Upson, William Ford — 486 N.J.
2540 Upton, James Cowdin Madison — 124 Mass.
1915 Usher, Ellis Baker — 255, 287(2), 476, 559 Wis.
5375 UZZELL, RUDYARD §TEPHEN — 469 Mo.

6328 Vail, Carl Montaigne — 428 N.J.
940 Vail, Henry Hobart — 120, 490, 513, 544, 556 N.Y.
1661 Vail, Henry Sherman — 427, 564 III.
1540 Vaile, Joel F.— 16, 52, 53, 63, 64, 160, 188, 249, 391(2), 425,
455, 484, 485, 5H, 54', 560, 561, 565 Colo.
3463 Vaill, Edward Griswold — 5, 439, 446, 512, 565 Me.
696

ROLL OF MEMBERS
2770 Vaill, Frederick Sturtevant — 5, 249, 439, 446, 512, 565 Me.
66 Valentine, Abraham Bates — 122, 490 N.Y.
382 Valentine, Samuel Hempstead — 18, 490 N.Y.
1678 Van Amringe, Guy — 454 N.Y.
3798 Van Blarcum, Jacob Craig — 143 Mo.
3604 Van Buren, Laurens Hardy — 336 N.Y.
4882 Vance, Ap Morgan — 473 Ky.
184 Van Cortlandt, Robert Bunch — 492 N.Y.
1062 Vandercook, John Demmon — 168(2), 174, 227, 511, 514,
527(2), 544, 560 III.
1666 Vander Veer, Edgar Albert — 8, 30, 417, 492, 496, 497 N.Y.
5630 Van Dusen, Fred Clark — 493 Minn.
1207 Van Dyke, Harry Weston — 47, 104, 254, 255, 338, 371, 375,
421(3), 439, 474, 477, 513(2), 562, 564, 568 D.C.
3679 Van Guysling, George Edmund — 494 Mass.
4832 Van Mater, Joseph Appleton— 142 N.Y.
4581 Van Nostrand, Benjamin Tredwell — 5, 40, 115, 131, 170,
217, 236, 267(2), 277(2). 278, 295, 353, 376, 379, 381,
420(2), 440, 449, 453, 458, 480, 483(2), 487, 488, 5'9, 520,
529, 533, 548, 559 N.Y.
5270 Van Nuys, James Benton — 495 Cal.
2460 Van Patten, Charles Strain — 149 Vt.
2459 Van Patten, William James — 149 Vt.
1250 Van Rensselaer, Augustus Cortlandt — 33, 181, 492, 496 N.Y.
74 Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt Schuyler — 33, 37, 38, 140, 294,
302, 409, 418(2), 419(2), 444, 445, 468, 492(2), 494, 495,
496(4), 497, 568 N.Y.
178 Van Rensselaer, Eugene — 496(2) N.Y.
5109 Van Rensselaer, John — 496 D.C.
180 Van Rensselaer, John Alexander — 496 N.Y.
105 Van Rensselaer, Maunsell — 197 N.Y.
5620 Van Santvoord, Seymour — 462, 494(2) N.Y.
4215 Van Schaick, Arthur Patten — 1, 133(2), 309, 468(2),
496(4), 500, 566 III.
4216 Van Schaick, Harrison Ludington — 133, 309, 468, 496 III.
3030 Van Syckel, Nehemiah Dunham — 155(2) Pa.
185 Van Vechten, Abraham Van Wyck — 498(2), 501 N.Y.
5248 Van Voast, fioRACE Silliman — 41, 197, 198, 280, 493, 494,
498, 568 N.Y.
48 Varnum, James M.— 498(2), 499(2) R.I.andN.Y.
1252 Varnum, Robert Taylor — 493(2), 499(2) N.Y.
648 Vaughan, George Tully — 343 D.C.
5207 Vaughan, William Washington — 343, 499 D.C.
3102 Veazey, Duncan — 386, 387, 459, 499, 508, 509 Md.
4733 Veazey, George Ross — 499 Md.
341 Vermilye, Ashbel Green — 499, 500 N.Y. and N.J.
2757 Vermilye, Frederick Montgomery — 499 N.Y.
1529 Vernon, William Byran — 509 N.J.
6100 Vernon, William Ward — 509 N.J.
4572 Ver Planck, Edward Durbrow — 500 Mass.
99 Ver Planck, William Gordon— 37, 38, 249, 419, 492(2), 497,
500(2) N.Y.
6223 Verrill, Harry Mighels— 32, 171, 192, 235, 549 Me.
6393 Viall, William Angell — 500 R.L
2354 Vickers, William Handy Collins— 35, 47, 73, 208, 219(2),
223, 242, 264, 265, 332, 479, 500, 541
697

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
1475 Viele, Sheldon Thompson — 284, 473, 493 N.Y.
5512 Voorhees, Georce Van Wickle — 498 N.J.
5320 Voorhees, John Brownlee — 483 Conn.
1267 Voorhees, William Perrine — 37, 38, 139, 377, 459(2), 460,
491, 567 Mo.
4865 Vroom, Garret Dorset Wall — 501 N.J.
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2843 Wade, Alfred Byers — 319 N.Y.
2553 Wade, Benjamin Franklin — 154 Minn.
2890 Wade, Henry Francis — 501 Mass.
2950 Wade, Herbert Treadwell — 319, 501 N.Y.
2305 Wade, James Franklin — 61, 104, 146, 154, 208, 239, 295, 306,
344(2), 429, 489(3), 501(4) Minn.
2313 Wade, John Parsons — 3, 52, 135, 138, 154, 169, 173, 278,
305, 434, 477 Minn.
4009 Wade, Joseph Morrison — 376 Mass.
873 Wadhams, Frederick Eugene — 393 N.Y.
5374 Wadhams, John Marsh — 516 Conn.
5347 Wadsworth, Clarence Seymour — 545 N.Y.
549 Wadsworth, Dexter Emerson — 503 Mass.
540 Wadsworth, Edwin Dexter — 503 Mass.
3331 Wadsworth, Paul — 502 N.Y.
2902 Wagner, Arthur L. — 39, 150, 235, 502 Minn.
944 Wagstaff, Cornelius DuBois — 350 N.Y.
4188 Wainwright, Clement Reeves — 25, 43, 137, 263(2), 324, 390,
399, 47o, 495, 547 Pa.
2787 Wainwright, Francis King — 25, 43, 137, 263(2), 324, 390,
399, 470, 495, 547 Pa.
89 Wainwright, John Tillotson — 302, 419 N.Y.
88 Wainwright, William Pratt, Jr. — 302, 419 N.Y.
4840 Wait, Charles Edmund — 503 N.Y.
898 Wait, Horatio Loomis — 286, 502, 514, 527, 532, 536 III.
2027 Waite, Horace Frederick — 66, 67, 165, 212, 270, 271, 306,
345, 392, 413, 503, 547 III.
2335 Waite, Horace Garfield — 503 III.
311 Wakeman, Jesup — 47, 60, 74, 78(3), 201, 258, 259(2), 464,
465, 503(2), 508 N.Y.
1965 Wakeman, Robert Peel — 47, 78, 146, 201, 202, 255, 304,
503(2), 508, 509(2) Conn.
4740 Walbridge, Charles Carter — 231 Pa.
143 Walbridge, Thomas Chester — 99(3), 231, 247(2), 389, 464,
465, 519 N.Y. and Pa.
1879 Walcott, Arthur Stuart — 56, 145(2), 148, 200, 325, 246,
388, 399, 461, 483, 503, 506, 534 N.Y.
3364 Walcott, Frederic Collin — 503 N.Y.
3157 Walcott, Nathaniel Adams — 503(3) N.H.
3639 Waldo, Rhinelander— 3, 19(2), 59(2), 76, 79, 105, 157,
158(3), 305, 382(2), 361, 383, 401, 437, 504(2) N.Y.
4506 Wales, Joseph Patten — 5 Del.
3242 Walker, Bryant — 103 Mich.
5646 Walker, Charles Rumford — 506 N.H.
4751 Walker, Edwin Robert — 362, 445 N.J.
588 Walker, George Leon — 159(2), 505, 506 Conn.
698

Roll op members
316 Walker, Gustavus Adolphus — 326 N.Y. and Va.
3048 Walker, Isaac Henry — 202 N.Y.
4705 Walker, John Baldwin — 416 N.Y.
714 Walker, John Garland — 176 Va.
3709 Walker, Joseph — 506 Mass.
3638 Walker, Joseph Burbeen — 506 N.H.
16 Walker, Richard Henry — 35, 215, 321, 438, 505, 506 N.Y.
2374 Walker, Stoughton — 159, 162(2), 457(2), 502, 505, 506 Mo.
4915 Walker, William Henry — 336 DC.
713 Walker, William James — 176 Va.
2965 Walker, William Macy — 202 N.Y.
604 Walker, Williston — 204, 506 Conn.
3959 Wallace, Elliott Lambert — 319 D.C.
5965 Wallace, Louis Frederick William — 199 N.Y.
3702 Waller, Robert Tyler — 506 Ga.
4975 Waller, Robert Tyler, Jr. — 506 Ga.
3529 Walling, William English — 152 Ind.
2062 Walsh, James William — 289, 290, 346, 438, 549 N.Y.
1098 Walsh, Samuel Armstrong — 309 N.Y.
3656 Walton, Charles Strong — 238, 286, 304, 321, 358, 507, 542,
550(2) Minn.
293 Ward, Aaron — 139, 544(2) N.Y.
2177 Ward, Brownlee Robertson — 201, 210, 231, 257(2), 295, 422,
508, 554(2) Conn.
231 Ward, Charles Samuel — 59(2), 210, 231, 357(3), 395, 409,
422, 508, 554(2) N.Y. and Conn.
1939 Ward, Christopher Longstretch — 67, 74, 81, 211, 429, 442,
508 Del.
3175 Ward, Frederick Wood — 361(2) Vt.
3174 Ward, Henry Landon — 361(2) Vt.
1268 Ward, Hugh Campbell — 509 Mo.
3329 Ward, Leslie Dodd — 483 N.J.
206 Ward, Sylvester L'FIommedieu — 508 N.Y.
5806 Warden, William Francis — 383 Mass.
4295 Wardwell, Walter Clark — 25 Mass.
4283 Ware, Edwin Morton — 122 Minn.
4286 Ware, George Bertram — 122 Minn.
1072 Ware, Horace Everett — 16, 62, 119, 164, 173, 180, 181, 293,
403, 460, 476, 485, 509, 510(3) Mass.
4284 Ware, Howard Fithian — 122 Minn.
1121 Ware, Moses Everett — 164, 173, 509, 510(3) Mass.
4285 Ware, Robert Leslie — 122 Minn.
1548 Waring, Thomas Pinckney — 252,333 Md. andGa.
626 Warner, Charles Dudley — 241, 511 Conn.
496 Warner, Culbreth Hopewell — 248, 491 Md.
3394 Warner, Edward Tatnall — 295 Del.
546 Warner, Frank Edwards — 80 Mass.
4502 Warner, John — 295 Del.
3580 Warren, Albert Cyrus — 512 Mass.
2478 Warren, Charles Elliot — 330(2), 427, 486, 511, 512 N.Y.
2898 Warren, Henry Mather — 519 Pa.
4854 Warren, Henry Mather, Jr. — 519 Pa.
559 Warren, Herbert Cleveland — 483 Conn.
4296 Warren, John Broadfield — 512 Mass.
3958 Warren, Joseph Draper — 385 R.L
3585 Warren, Nathan — 511 Mass.
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6375 Warren, Richard Fairfield — 520 Pa.
6218 Warren, Tracy Bronson — 59 Conn.
3579 Warren, Walter Burgess — 512 Mass.
2483 Warren, Walter Phelps — 328, 370(2), 371, 450, 481, 510 N.Y.
2483 Warren, Walter Phelps — 40, 59(2), 175(2), 320 N.Y.
1477 Warren, William Young — 473 N.Y.
388 Washburn, John Henry — 99(2), 119(2), 120, 150, 201, 228,
239, 247, 253, 340, 357, 360(2), 380(2), 389, 421(3), 431(2),
450, 454(2), 464, 465, 513(2), 518(3), 520, 538 N.Y.
2312 Washburn, William Drew — 29, 48(2), 64(2), 65, 102, 120,
121, 134, 146, 301, 349, 460(2), 512, 513(4), 531, 560, 561,
563, 564 Minn.
386 Washburn, William Ives — n, 23(2), 62, 66, 99(2), 119(4),
120, 150, 201, 228, 239, 242, 247, 253, 259, 266, 340, 357,
360(2), 380(2), 389, 421(3), 431(2), 450, 454(2), 464, 465,
486, 513, 518(3), 520, 523, 537, 538 N.Y.
6112 Washburn, William Johnson — 120, 271, 273, 513, 564 Cal.
993 Washburne, Hempstead — 120, 513 III.
874 Washington, Hugh Vernon — 219 N.Y. and Ga.
4994 Washington, Laurence Gibson — 513 Minn.
4101 Washington, William Lanier — 513(2) N.Y.
3198 Waterman, Frank Sturtevant — 513, 514 Mass.
3199 Waterman, George Huse — 513 Mass.
5536 Waterman, Harrison Lyman — 55, 481, 514(2) Iowa.
2426 Waterman, Herman Allen — 514(2) Vt.
2279 Waterman, Lucius — 203, 207, 217, 222, 269, 535, 559 N.H.
5048 Waters, Arthur Jay — 24, 378, 543 Cal.
4251 Waters, John Seymour Taliaferro — 6(2), 26(2), 192,
301(2), 465(2), 480, 514(2) Md.
2585 Watkins, DeLancy Walton — 492 N.Y.
1559 Watkins, John Elfreth — 550 D.C.
208 Watkins, Walter Kendall — 8, 187(2), 188, 296, 314, 316,
514 N.Y. and Mass.
156 Watmough, James Horatio — 514, 536 N.Y. and D.C
464 Watmough, John G. — 514 Pa.
5675 Watrous, Charles Albert — 249 Iowa
4017 Watrous, Charles Leach — 249 Iowa
5616 Watson, Alexander Mackenzie — 8(2), 61, 64, 84, 85, 172,
222, 223, 292(2), 311, 334, 379, 393, 414, 435, 439, 465, 466,
474(2), 486, 510(2), 513(2), 540, 541 Ky.
5455 Watson, Byron Sprague — 539 RI.
1309 Watson, Charles Pixley — 14, 59(2), 107, 131, 199, 204, 277,
316,403,465,520,530(3) N.Y.
4217 Watson, Irving Allison — 475 N.H.
5360 Watson, John Jay, Jr. — 88 N.Y.
3135 Watson, Preston — 42 N.Y.
1273 Watson, Samuel Newell — 77, 204, 277, 289, 336 Mo. and Ohio
374 Watson, William Henry — 12, 33, 54, 70(3), 72, 75, 97(2),
106, 107, 112(2), 113, 114, 120, 159, 190, 232, 320, 400,
403, 420, 428, 445, 483, 512, 522, 546 N.Y.
5626 Watt, Paul Harris — 401 Wash.
1998 Wayland, Francis — 240 Conn.
2183 Wayne, IIenry Nicoll — 549 Conn.
2035 Wayne, James Starke — 438 Ohio
139 Wayne, William — 515 N.Y. and Pa.
429 Wayne, William, Jr. — 515 Pa.
700

roll of members
1232 Wead, Leslie Clark — 130, 131, 225(2), 229, 276, 289(2), 290,
344, 4H, 420, 450, 510 Mass.
4239 Weare, John — 515 III.
1520 Weaver, Clinton Hosmer — 343 Iowa
5069 Weaver, George Shearman — 351 N.Y.
204 Webb, Alexander Stewart, Jr. — 348 N.Y.
2930 Webb, Charles Hathaway — 515 N.Y.
810 Webb, Francis Parsons — 360 Pa.
4331 Webb, Henry Walter — 348 Vt.
4329 Webb, James Watson — 348 Vt.
6126 Webb, John Griswold — 244 N.Y.
880 Webb, John Sidney — 348, 379, 529 DC.
5783 Webb, Nathaniel — 324 N.Y.
3259 Webb, William Clarke — 59 N.Y.
2931 Webb, William Edward — 515 N.Y.
730 Webb, William Seward — 69, 105(2), 125(2), 149, 150, 184,
206(3), 248, 329, 348, 515, 543 Vt.
4330 Webb, William Seward, Jr. — 348 Vt.
5334 Webber, Marvelle Christopher — 516 Vt.
3280 Webber, William Oliver — 62, 193, 195, 351, 488, 504, 521 Mass.
2361 Webster, Basil Marion — 516 Neb.
3952 Webster, Edmund Kirby — 318(2), 433, 516 N H.
1394 Webster, Edwin Catlin — 516 Neb.
368 Webster, Frank Daniel — 462 N.Y.
2982 Webster, George Barry — 516 Mo.
671 Webster, Joseph Rawson — 516 D.C.
15 1 6 Webster, Parker Stewart — 516 Iowa
5673 Webster, Ralph Waldo — 16 III.
1236 Webster, William Arthur — 517 Mass.
666 Webster, William Holcomb — 516 D.C.
623 Webster, William Reuben — 516 Conn.
1 391 Weed, George Standish — 446 N.Y.
5859 Weed, Henry Davis — 14, 15(2), 517 Ga.
5279 Weeks, Frank Bentley — 191, 210, 520 Conn.
3534 Weeks, Stephen Holmes — 355, 412(3), 517 Me.
3050 Weeks, William Raymond — 212, 547 N.Y.
2604 Weir, Levi Candee — 199, 204 N.Y.
6148 Weis, Frederick Lewis — 103 R.L
3606 Weisse, Faneuil Suydam — 49, 132, 422, 431, 492(2), 498 N.Y.
4993 Welch, Pierce Noble — 13 Conn.
3815 Weld, Charles Richmond — 415 Mass.
1458 Weld, DeWitt Clinton — 518 N.Y.
967 Weld, DeWitt Clinton, Jr. — 518 N.Y.
3999 Weld, George Francis — 12, 47, 91(2), 123, 169, 171, 244(2),
259, 260(2), 268, 336, 354, 442, 471, 472, 474, 517, 518, 534,
535(2) Mass.
130 Welles, Benjamin — 520 N.Y.
981 Welles, Charles Edwin — 520 N.Y.
2061 Welles, Lemuel Aiken — 520 N.Y.
5018 Welles, Paul — 465, 482, 520 N.Y.
5578 Welles, Philip Turner — 520 Conn.
3145 Welles, Roger, Jr. — 520 Conn.
3047 Welling, Richard Ward Greene — 207 N.Y.
4043 Wellington, Jonas Francis — 373, 393, 506, 521, 543 Mass.
2610 Wellman, James Albert — 59 N.H.
667 Wells, Benjamin Warren, Jr. — 520 D.C.
701

SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
37 5 Wells, Charles Nassau — 281 N.Y.
1727 Wells, Eben Freme — 99(3), 231, 247(2), 262(3), 349, 389,
464, 465, 520 Minn.
2424 Wells, Edward — 518, 520, 528 Vt.
2449 Wells, Frank Richardson — 518, 520, 528 Vt.
2420 Wells, Frederick Howard — 518, 520, 528 Vt.
4390 Wells, Frederick Howard — 458 N.Y.
2421 Wells, Henry — 520(2), 528 Vt.
3651 Wells, Henry Journeay" — 520 Minn.
2895 Wells, Henry Rogers — 441 Minn.
1064 Wells, Samuel Rogers— 520 III.
90 Wells, Thomas Lawrence — 289, 290(2), 409, 568 N.Y.
4438 Wells, Walter Augustus — 35, 106, 156, 313(3), 444, 472 D.C.
4955 Wells, Walter Farrington — 520 N.Y.
4780 Wells, Wellington — 54, 134(2), 271(2), 273, 274, 283(2),
330(2), 520 Mass.
1807 Welsh, Luther Winfield — 148, 208, 210, 219, 498 Mo.
1 1 59 Welsh, Milton — 208 Mo.
3497 Welsh, Willard — 521 Mass.
3286 Wendell, Barrett — 521 Mass.
6268 Wentworth, Albert James — 521 Ohio
5430 Wentworth, Charles Sumner — 522 Mass.
2232 Wentworth, Moses Jones — 21, 112, 186, 482, 522(2) III.
4901 Wentworth, Philip Carlton — 522 R.L
2334 Wentworth, William Grafton — 522 III.
2314 Wenzell, Henry Burleigh — 21(2), 22(2), 44, 209, 246, 364,
482, 521 Minn.
576 Wessells, Henry Walter — 459, 508 Conn.
1734 Wesson, James Leonard — 31, 32, 54, 105, 184, 349 Mass.
2541 West, Charles Alfred — 154 Mass.
5861 West, Thomas Newell — 568 Ga.
5068 Westcote, Robert Dun — 522 N.Y.
3275 Westcote, William Joseph — 522 N.Y.
6229 Westcott, Frank Judson — 465 Cal.
4444 Westfall, John Henry — 80, 160, 180, 247, 251, 261, 282,
378(2), 448(2), 450, 458, 459, 516, 551, 552, 553(2) Mass.
509 Wetherbee, Winthrop — 253, 308, 523 Mass.
1953 Wetherill, Albert Lawrence — 289(2) Pa.
271 Wetherill, Alexander Macomb — 334, 454 N.Y. and Ky.
1319 Wetherill, Charles — 68, 115, 289(2), 290, 330, 334, 339, 343,
523, 525, 530(2), 555 Pa.
1335 Wetherill, John Price — 523 Pa.
2406 Wetherill, Richard Benbridge — 334 Wis.
3667 Wetherill, William Chattin — 523 Colo.
1489 Wetmore, Edward Willard — 419 N.Y.
1633 Wharton, Bromley — 52 Pa.
3400 Wharton, Charles, Jr. — 52 Pa.
5418 Wheat, Henry Axtell — 443 N.Y.
61 14 Wheat, Maxwell Congdon — 443 N.Y.
1560 Wheaton, Frank— 15, 54(2), 79(2), 88, 171(2), 191, 223,
314, 352(2), 391(3), 433(2), 437, 526, 541 Colo.
3022 Wheaton, John Robert — 486 R.L
2365 Wheeler, Benjamin Dudley — 524 Iowa
6235 Wheeler, Benjamin Ide — 281, 524 Cal.
3196 Wheeler, Bertrand Thorp — 474, 484 Mass.
5113 Wheeler, Charles Van Cise — 378 D.C.
702

ROLL OF MEMBERS
373 Wheeler, Edward Jonathan — 77, 105, 227(2), 337 N.Y.
968 Wheeler, Everett Pepperrell — 368 N.Y.
934 Wheeler, Francis Brown — 525 N.Y.
4710 Wheeler, Giles — 523, 524 N.H.
515 Wheeler, Horace Leslie — 68, 69, 77, 137, 184, 252, 319, 349,
427, 430, 440, 449, 536 Mass.
5541 Wheeler, James Everett — 524 Conn.
5405 Wheeler, Jerome Winthrop — 388 Minn.
3192 Wheeler, John Frederic — 16 Mass.
2396 Wheeler, Joseph — 401 D.C.
624 Wheeler, Ralph — 141 Conn.
21 13 Wheeler, William Henry — 524, 525 Iowa
1862 Wheelock, William Barker — 27, 86, 239, 448, 503, 515, 543 III.
1234 Wheelwright, Edmund March — 525 Mass.
319 Whipple, Charles Henry — 30, 75, 173, 215, 216, 327, 366,
392(2), 410, 432(2), 479, 508(2), 526(3) N.Y., Minn., and Cal.
2503 Whipple, Durand — 54, 119(2), 308, 437 Mo.
1413 Whipple, Henry Benjamin — 30, 75, 173, 215, 216, 327,
392(2), 410, 432(2), 479, 526(3) Minn.
5826 Whipple, Julian Van Ness — 427 N.Y.
353 Whistler, Garland Nelson — 50 N.Y.
2067 Whitcomb, Lawrence — 35, 129, 242, 289(2), 290, 296, 298,
381, 454 Mass.
3876 White, Alain Campbell — 78 N.Y.
2228 White, Charles Goddard — 529 Mass.
2869 White, Edward Lupton — 91, 168(2), 528, 529 N.Y.
4715 White, Edwin — 529 Minn.
4335 White, Fletcher — 44, 269 D.C.
2915 White, Henry Kirk — 5, 46, 75, 201, 371, 502, 520, 527(3),
528 529 Cal.
2293 White, Hunter Carson — 14, 15(2), 222(2), 230, 232(2),
233, 234, 259, 266(2), 288, 320, 369(2), 400, 433, 470, 531,
534 RI-
5031 White, Hunter Carson — 222 R.L
1151 White, John Barber — 10, 26, 82(2), 103, 158, 167, 180(2),
190, 197, 250, 353, 364, 305, 319, 384, 396, 397, 463, 514,
527, 528(3), 535(2) Mo.
4680 White, Joseph Foster — 134 Mass*
1423 White, William Chester — 28, 46, 47, 67, 72, 100, 114,
119(3), 137, 171. '72, 180(2), 201, 213, 231, 256, 292, 295,
320, 342, 379, 434, 436, 437, 446, 456, 459, 502, 510, 523,
528, 558, 563 Minn.
1570 White, William Gardner — 437, 528(4), 529 Minn.
3445 White, William Henry — 162, 370(2), 371, 528 Conn.
3189 White, William Roland — 82, 293, 357(3), 376, 459, 528(2) Mass.
1331 Whitehead, Cortlandt — 358, 492(2), 497(2) Pa.
75 Whitehouse, James Norman Rapelje — 391, 395 N.Y.
3369 Whitin, Ernest Stagg — 6(2), 28, 159, 163, 169, 244, 267,
378, 430, 459, 521, 530 N.Y.
3088 Whitin, Frederick Henry — 95(4), 169, 173, 177(2), 253,
3", 430, 475, 530, 547 N-Y-
5498 Whiting, Edmund McKinstry — 5, 59, 175, 460, 530 N.Y.
251 1 Whiting, Jasper — 306 III.
mo Whiting, William Sawin — 61, 154 Mass.
5485 Whitman, Charles Seymour — 50, 74(2), 95, 104, 106, 116,
119(2), 180(2), 231, 297, 305, 315, 351, 380, 381, 424, 437,
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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS
45o(2), 459, 482, 486, 487, 516, 517, 523, 531, 554(2) N.Y.
5204 Whitman, Lloyd Bankson — 513 Md.
4428 Whitmore, Charles Edward — 287 Mass.
4093 Whitmore, Franklin Gray — 89, 182, 287, 526, 531 Conn.
1750 Whitner, Charles Frank — 393" Ga.
1751 Whitner, John Addison — 393 Ga.
4833 Whitney, Charles Lee Anthony — 532 N.Y.
1054 Whitney, Charles Pratt — 34, 120(2), 327, 488 III.
2480 Whitney, Charles Wadsworth — 502 N.Y.
297 Whitney, Drake — 29, 44(2), 151, 174, 320, 497, 511, 532(2) N.Y.
777 Whitney, Eli, Jr. — 70, 507, 537(2) Conn.
1654 Whitney, Eugene Wolcott — 13, 532, 547(2) III.
2316 Whitney, Frank Irving — 5, 31, 88 Minn.
1406 Whitney, Harry Edward — 40, 79, 103, 104, 154, 155(2),
161, 501(2), 532, 543, 544, 551, 563 Minn.
5064 Whitney, Howard Fletcher — 50(2), 295 N.Y.
3289 Whitney, Ralph Holyoke — 532 Mass.
3290 Whitney, Richard — 532 Mass.
3291 Whitney, Robert Bates — 532 Mass.
619 Whitney, Stephen— 289, 290 Conn.
4769 Whitney, Stephen — 289 Conn.
1089 Whitney, Warham — 378, 532(2) N.Y.
1104 Whitney, William Minott — 532 N.Y.
3754 Whiton, James Bartlett — 5 N.Y.
300 Whiton, Louis Claude — 533 N.Y.
1165 Whitridge, William — 131(3) Md.
2612 Whittemore, Arthur Gilmore — 533 N.H.
5278 Whittemore, Harris — 32 Conn.
1006 Whittemore, James Madison — 202, 203 N.Y.
4699 Whittemore, Laurence Johnson — 415 Mich.
5030 Whittier, Ira Glidden — 533 R.I.
2998 Whitwell, Frederick Silsbee — 117 Mass.
6271 Wickes, Joseph Lee — 533 Md.
2844 Wickwire, Arthur Manley — 30(3), 39, 40, 46, 130, 140(2),
168, 201, 205, 215(3), 216, 218, 272(2), 273, 307, 327, 339,
407, 4H, 415(2), 459, 582, 528(2), 533, 538, 564 Minn.
5527 Wicoff, John Van Buren — 523 N.J.
4152 Wiggin, Arthur Meserve — 61, 154, 534 Mass.
1223 Wiggin, James Henry — 534 Mass.
5674 Wight, Ambrose Spencer — 169 Iowa
6087 Wight, Goulding Kumler — 437 N.J.
4824 Wight, John Brewer — 437 N.J.
1049 Wight, William Ward — 9, 26, 140, 154, 310, 338, 343, 411,
463 III. and Wis.
1120 Wilbour, Joshua — 54, 65(2), 119, 120, 159, 400 Mass. and R.L
4939 Wilbur, Kenneth — 1 Pa.
1322 Wilbur, Rollin Henry — 1(2) Pa.
5887 Wilby, Joseph — 84 Ohio
4600 Wilcox, Charles Henry — 231 Ga.
5027 Wilcox, Dutee — 534 R.L
3923 Wilcox, Frank Langdon — 562 Conn.
4873 Wilcox, George Horace — 123 Conn.
3956 Wilcox, Howard Dutee — 534 R.L
265 Wilcox, Reynold Webb — 160, 172(2), 275, 325, 515, 536 N.Y.
6346 Wilcox, Roy Cornwell — 123 Conn.
4319 Wild, Benjamin Franklin — 389 Mass.
704

ROLL OF MEMBERS
3063 Wilder, Edward Bliss — 59(2), 78, 80, 95, 104, 115, 116,
121, 158(2), 172(2), 220(3), 239, 241(3), 252, 253, 281(4),
317, 332, 343, 360, 406, 416, 433, 434, 437, 446, 509, 510(2),
511, 512, 514, 518, 527, 530, 535(4), 547(2), 550(2), 553,
568 Mo.
3916 Wilder, William Willis — 19 Ga.
1577 Wildey, William Henry — 210(2), 534(2), 535, 553 N.Y.
1432 Wilhelm, William Herman — 515 D.C.
5970 Wilkes, William Douglas — 52 N.Y.
4771 Wilkinson, Henry Lawrence — 535 Conn.
6380 Wilkinson, Ogden Duncan— 535 Pa.
6143 Willard, Charles Forster — 536 N.Y.
2803 Willard, Edward Augustus — 30, 59(2), 174, 205, 512, 536,
539, 568 N.Y.
2817 Willard, Edward Augustus, Jr. — 536 N.Y.
2714 Willard, James LeBaron — 30, 59(2), 174, 205, 512, 536, 539,
568 N.Y.
1553 Willard, Joseph — 536 Mass.
2186 Willard, Martin Stevenson — 536 Mass.
2073 Willcutt, Levi Lincoln — 11(2), 34, 35(2), 78, 83, 192, 242,
296, 380, 454, 476 Mass.
41 3 1 Willcutt, Levi Lincoln — 35 Mass.
2469 Willets, Howard — 488 N.Y.
514 Willey, Wm. Lithgow — 64, 300, 347, 427, 537 Mass. and N.H.
5096 Williams, Allen Izard — 266 Ga.
1229 Williams, Borland— 537 Mass.
463 Williams, Charles — 472, 555 Pa.
2584 Williams, Charles Howard — 66, 209 N.Y.
3520 Williams, Charles Jarvis — 537 Mass.
4236 Williams, David Evans — 555 Pa.
2005 Williams, David Willard — 520 Conn.
5357 Williams, Edward Gilbert — 25, 64, 105, 146, 147(3), 184(3),
292, 326, 358, 359, 383(2), 441, 538 N.Y.
308 Williams, Ephraim — 61, 154, 538, 540 N.Y.
1325 Williams, Francis Howard — 445, 472, 555 Pa.
6034 Williams, Frank Bartlett — 154 N.H.
929 Williams, George Burbank — 61, 154, 538, 540 N.Y.
48 1 1 Williams, George Clinton Fairchild — 9, 18, 26, 46, 74, 119,
121, 167, 180, 185, 201, 211, 255, 260, 264, 281, 305, 371,
379, 389, 437, 446, 459, 465, 502, 503, 520, 528, 538,
539 Conn.
3928 Williams, George Goodwin — 520 Conn.
4542 Williams, George Lombard — 66 N.Y.
3623 Williams, Gordon — 538 N.Y.
4203 Williams, Harrison — 538, 539 N.Y.
3116 Williams, Harvey Ladew — 420 Conn.
2161 Williams, Jared Irving — 540 N.H.
557 Williams, John — 537, 538, 540 Conn.
3418 Williams, John Camp — 520 N.J.
1619 Williams, John Davis — 540 Mass.
3152 Williams, John Oliver — 154 N.Y.
227 Williams, John Savage — 140, 229, 254(2), 482, 538, 539,
540 N.Y. and Md.
2900 Williams, Joseph John Gurney — 555 Pa.
1949 Williams, Josiah Randall — 555 Pa.
5661 Williams, Louis William — 538 N.Y.
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society of colonial wars
487 Williams, Mason Locke Weems — 67(2), 68, 77, 99, 100, 142,
148, 190, 216, 423, 424, 436, 437(2) Md.
1722 Williams, Nathan Winslow — 123, 535, 540, 544(2) Md.
3671 Williams, Nelson Butterick — 144 III.
1242 Williams, Norman Alton — 4, 65, 106, 112, 148, 160(2), 201,
225, 246, 338, 339, 358, 449, 482, 524 N.Y.
6335 Williams, Percy Martin — 539 Vt.
3256 Williams, Ralph Blake — 48 Mass.
4115 Williams, Reed Augustus, Jr. — 555 Pa.
2884 Williams, Robert Breck — 73, 537 Mass.
927 Williams, Robert Day — 180 N.Y.
2263 Williams, Robert Stanton — 520 N.Y.
2515 Williams, Samuel — 555 Pa.
928 Williams, Samuel Burbank — 61, 154, 538, 540 N.Y.
5094 Williams, Samuel Chester — 555 Pa.
1224 Williams, Samuel King — 537 Mass.
4786 Williams, Thomas Wright — 7, 9, 54, 164, 181, 185, 312, 432,
552, 553(2) N.J.
6292 Williams, William Carver — 90 III.
5213 Williams, William Cowles — 539 Mass.
773 Williams, William Klapp — 377 Mass.
1166 Williams, Wm. Smith Gettings — 4(2), 73, 140, 148, 216,
229, 254(2), 400, 401, 436, 437, 466, 482, 538, 539, 540 Md.
2009 Williams, Winslow Tracy — 481 N.Y. and Conn.
179 Williamson, George De Witt — 237 N.Y.
4467 Williamson, Thomas Wilson — 471, 540, 560 Md.
6057 Willing, Charles — 428 Pa.
1641 Willing, George — 540 Pa.
4744 Willis, Gardner Billings — 45 R.L
1442 Willis, Henry Augustus — 326, 540 Mass.
2684 Willis, Richard Storrs — 149 Mich.
1813 Wills, Henry LeBreton — 78, 92, 209(2), 239, 273, 349,
368(2), 486, 559 Colo.
1916 Wilson, Andrew Gray — 84 Del.
4159 Wilson, Arthur Henry — 177 Mass.
2617 WiLson, Charles Hiram — 270(2), 271(2), 273, 363(2),
379(2), 393, 427(2), 430, 506(3), 542, 543 Mass.
1137 Wilson, Charles Robert — 544 N.Y.
173 1 Wilson, Frank Stedman — 541 Mass.
835 Wilson, Frederick Allan — 187, 193(2), 367, 504, 542 Mass.
5703 Wilson, Frederic Newhall — 344, 384, 554(2) N.Y.
3826 Wilson, George Hall — 463 Ky.
4360 Wilson, George W. — 324 Ind.
5985 Wilson, Harry Maxwell — 542 Me.
2586 Wilson, Henry Lane — 324 Wash.
5233 Wilson, Huntington — 539 D.C.
501 Wilson, James Gulian — 309, 324, 414 Md.
480 Wilson, John Appleton — 12, 13(2), 21, 64(2), 99, in, 114,
"9, i34, i54, 191(2), 197, 207, 221, 251, 300, 301(2), 351,
357(2), 379, 380, 416(2), 445, 446, 448, 454, 463, 482(2),
520, 523, 529, 537, 538, 539, 545, 557, 559 Md.
1747 Wilson, Marshall Gulian — 309, 324, 414 Md.
5433 Wilson, Samuel Mackay — 542 Ky.
2127 Wilson, William Bowly — 309, 324, 414 Md.
3350 Wilson, William Thomas — 445 Md.
3759 Winant, Frederick— 46, 210(2), 534(3), 535, 553 N.Y.
706

ROLL OF MEMBERS
4325 Winchester, Henry Carroll, Jr. — 250 N.Y.
6334 Winchester, William — 542 Md.
3760 Wing, John Daniel — 122, 170, 408, 488 N.Y.
3748 Wing, John Morgan — 122, 170, 408, 488 N.Y.
3761 Wing, Louis Stuart — 122, 170, 408, 488 N.Y.
5075 wlngate, abram reber — 43 d.c.
2072 Winship, William Henry — 76(2), 128(2), 161, 181, 186,
206(2), 239, 250, 280(2), 314, 340, 344, 358, 359, 377,
378, 4H, 455(2), 489(3), 543(2) Mass.
4408 Winslow, Arthur — 448, 544 Mass.
1494 Winslow, Chauncey Rose — 32, 72, 122(2), 164, 165, 217(3),
221, 267, 281, 294, 295, 331, 332, 348, 353, 368(2), 369,
381, 382, 420, 424(2), 477, 525, 544(2), 551 Ohio.
3887 Winslow, Erving — 377, 415, 544 - Mass.
2885 Winslow, George Scott — 544 Mass.
1400 Winslow, Howard Sydenham — 32, 122, 165, 217(3), 267,
295, 420, 424, 477, 544(2), 551 Ohio.
4478 Winston, Bertram McIntosh — 323 III.
829 Winston, Frederick Hampden — 323 Mass. and III.
*55 Winter, Francis Anderson — 6 N.Y. and Mo.
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2184 Winter, Samuel Drew — 6 Conn.
328 Winthrop, Grenville Bayard — 545(3) N.Y.
2555 Winton, William Crayton — 148 Minn.
4776 Wirgman, Harold Franklin — 414 Pa.
3164 Wirgman, William Wayne — 515 Pa.
1947 Wister, Alexander Wilson — 555 Pa.
1323 Wister, Rodman — 44(3), 54, 106, 107, 122, 166, 274, 283(2),
288, 304(2), 354, 456, 537, 555, 563 Pa.
1233 Wiswall, Herbert — 546 Mass.
4164 Withers, William Alphonso — 410 D.C.
235 Withington, James Harvey — 546 N.Y.
4512 Witthaus, Guy Henry — 296 Pa.
327 Wodell, Silas — 215 N.Y.
1563 Wolcott, Edward Oliver — 547 Colo.
1 56 1 Wolcott, Henry Roger — 547 Colo.
1237 Wolcott, Roger — 101, 247, 262(2), 293, 355, 357, 389, 465,
547(4) Mass.
3078 Wolcott, Roger — 8, 10, 17(2), 20(2), 48(3), 71, 78, 79,
99(2), 101, in, 113, 114, 115(2), 120, 123, 125,
150(2), 161, 186(2), 188(3), 189, 192, 208, 215, 216,
239, 247(2), 249, 257, 262(6), 280(2), 293, 296, 304, 307,
309, 311(2), 318, 329, 343, 344, 351, 355(3), 357(2), 363(3),
364, 368(3), 372(2), 384(2), 385(2), 387, 388(2), 389,
390, 392, 404, 420, 434, 448, 464, 465, 485, 486, 489, 509(2),
520, 533, 539, 543, 544, 547(4), 549, 559, 562 Mass.
3293 Wolfe, Morris Good — 547 Mo.
3250 Wolfe, Daniel Reece — 547 Mo.
2056 Wood, Alfred Trenchard — 62, 167, 488, 507 N.Y.
539 Wood, Alva Sylvanus — 118(2), 271, 273, 505, 506(3), 548 Mass.
3009 Wood, Arnold — 488 N.Y.
5866 Wood, Arthur Heulings — 170 N.J.
4706 Wood, Arthur King — 315 N.Y.
4836 Wood, Ben— 255 N.Y.
5943 Wood, Charles Adams — 536 Mass.
1496 Wood, Charles Morgan — 104, 335 Ohio.
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1495 Wood, Ephraim Morgan — 104, 335 Ohio.
4494 Wood, Eric Fisher— 2, 3, 17, 29, 49, 54, 62, 63, 64, 70, 71(3),
72, 83, 84, 97, ioi, 106, 113, 116(2), 117, 121, 135, 145,
'59, 165, 172, 178, 179, 197, 201, 205, 206, 222, 231, 232,
244, 247, 264, 286(2), 344, 351, 352, 361(2), 371, 374, 384,
401(2), 416(2), 425, 435, 449, 451; 455(2), 456(2), 481,
485(2), 488, 526, 527, 535, 538, 558, 566 N.Y.
5829 Wood, Fernando — 255 N.Y.
1739 Wood, Franc Ogilvy — 502 Colo.
2766 Wood, George Twyman — 29, 379 Ky.
5719 Wood, George Twyman, Jr. — 6, 29, 112, 379 Ky.
5412 Wood, Gilbert Congdon — 488 N.Y.
5206 Wood, Henry — 408 Md.
5323 Wood, Henry Abiel — 231 N.J.
2704 Wood, John Henry — 548(2) N.Y.
1327 Wood, Joseph — 541 Pa.
571 1 Wood, Leonard — 346 N.Y.
120 Wood, Marshall William — 201, 208, 209(4) N.Y.
6253 Wood, Raiford James — 30 Ga.
6329 Wood, Richard Veech — 29 Ky.
4866 Wood, Rushmore — 488 N.J.
3742 Wood, Spencer Shepard — 560 N.Y.
397 Wood, Thomas Newton — 85 N.Y.
5869 Wood, Walter Aaron — 325 Wis.
4495 Wood, William Benjamin — 2, 3, 29, 49, 71, 83, 84, 97, 106,
113, 116(2), 117, 165, 178, 179, 197, 206, 333, 344, 364,
286(2), 352, 361, 374, 384, 401, 416, 425, 435, 455(2),
456(2), 527, 535, 566 N.Y.
6137 Wood, William Herbert — 370 N.Y.
850 Woodbridge, Jonathan Edwards — 154 III.
3222 Woodbury, Charles Lincoln — 549 Vt.
3223 Woodbury, Edward Philip — 549 Vt.
735 Woodbury, Urban Andrain— 61, 154, 380, 466, 548, 549(2) Vt.
1790 Woodford, Stewart Lyndon — 549 N.Y.
4351 Woodin, William Hartman — 80, 81(2), 100, 210, 250,
279(2), 325(2), 355, 406, 419, 434, 437, 463 N.Y.
707 Woodman, Clarence Eugene — 304, 549(2) N.Y.
5769 Woodman, Frederick Thomas — 549 Cal.
41 10 Woodman, Walter Irving — 8 Me.
5746 Woodruff, Arthur Edson — 550 Conn.
969 Woodruff, Charles Hornblower — 9(2), 119(2), an, 365,
370, 371, 375, 389, 467, 503, 523, 549, 550, 553 N.Y.
1914 Woodruff, Edward Lowery — 203, 355, 360, 353, 370, 333,
379, 55°, 559 Mich, and N.Y.
4533 Woodruff, Frederick Orr — 1, 549 Mass.
3768 Woodruff, Frederick Sanford — 9(3), 119(3), an, 365, 310,
370, 371, 375, 389, 467, 502, 523, 549, 550, 553 N.Y.
6344 Woodruff, George Catlin — 502 Conn.
3605 Woodruff, Henry Gilbert — 350 N.Y.
6343 Woodruff, James Parsons — 502 Conn.
5690 Woodruff, Rollin Simmons — 483 Conn.
4182 Woodruff, Thomas Adams — 550 III.
5847 Woodward, Ernest L. — 551 N.Y.
2693 Woodward, Francis William — 34, 178, 245(3), 346(2), 492,
550 Minn,
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ROLL OF MEMBERS
4297 Woodward, Frank Ernest — 6 Mass.
5350 Woodward, Harold Chase — 219 N.Y.
4496 Woodward, James Thomas — 35, 61, 444, 472 N.Y.
622 Woodward, Joseph Gurley — 293 Conn.
3469 Woodward, Samuel Walter — 6, 30, 354, 363 D.C.
3230 Woodward, Theron Royal — 550, 551(2) III.
4654 Woodward, William— 10, 14(2), 15, 22, 24, 35, 61, 72, 75,
86, 87, 88, 102, 109, 112(2), 159, 160, 205, 207, 232(4), 233,
269, 352, 380, 393, 444, 468, 472, 474, 475, 512, 522, 526,
527, 534 N.Y.
1869 Woodworth, Andrews Joslyn — 319 N.Y.
2482 Woodworth, Chauncey Clark — 106 N.Y.
6301 Woodworth, Chauncey Clark — 106 N.Y.
296 Woodworth, Newall Bertram — 57, 271, 398(2) N.Y.
5935 Woolley, Victor Baynard — 241 Del.
2393 Woolsey, John Munro — 551(2) Conn.
621 Woolsey, Theodore Salisbury — 70, 157(2), 201, 259, 438,
444, 507, 521, 537, 55i Conn.
3676 Woolson, Alvin Mansfield — 32 Ohio.
3646 Woolson, Charles Amasa — 489, 551 Vt.
2359 Woolworth, Charles Peck — 116(2) Neb.
1033 Woolworth, James Mills — 116(2) Neb.
2432 Worthington, George — 75, 76, 552 Vt.
5998 Wotkyns, Benjamin Marshall, Jr. — 141 Cal.
6297 Wright, Albert Southard — 185 N.J.
973 Wright, Ebenezer Kellogg — 140, 482 N.Y.
2643 Wright, Frank Vernon — 413 Mass.
4647 Wright, Harrison Baldwin — 533 Pa.
1038 Wright, Harry Linn — 67, 119(2), 200, 278, 422, 450(2),
456, 469, 482, 486, 502, 516, 517, 523 III.
2782 Wright, Jacob Ridgway — 454 Pa.
4507 Wright, James North — 347 Mich.
5336 Wright, John Neale — 511 N.Y.
4864 Wright, Joseph Haddaway — 7, 9, 54, 164, 181, 185, 312, 432,
552, 553(2) N.J.
3319 Wright, Joshua Butler — 520(2) N.Y.
1767 Wright, William Hammond — 89 Cal.
4391 Wurts, Pierre Jay — 496 N.Y.
4015 Wyckoff, Charles Rapelyea, Jr. — 395, 453 N.Y.
4016 Wyckoff, Clarence Johnson — 395, 453 N.Y.
2048 Wyckoff, Peter — 453 N.Y.
3743 Wyeth, George Edward — 336 N.Y.
79 Wyeth, Richard Horner — 553 N.Y.
856 Wylie, George Sanford — 328 N.J.
755 Wyman, Charles Hadley— 133, 554 Mo.
754 Wyman, Henry Purkitt — 133, 554 Mo.
633 Wyman, Walter — 133, 554 D.C.
894 Wyman, Walter Channing — 44, 56, 84, 114, 128, 136, 161,
186(2), 194(2), 216, 232, 235, 272, 273, 280(2), 284, 288,
297, 33i, 344, 388, 390, 392(2), 449, 476, 514, 554(4) III.
4794 Wynkoop, Hubert Schuurman— 555 N.Y.

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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS

3837 Yardley, Farnham — 44 N.J.
301 1 Yates, Blinn — 556 N.Y.
5591 Yemans, Herbert William — 80, 88, 139(2), 180, 227, 335,
357(2), 459, 500, 502, 512, 549, 551 Mass.
4984 Yerkes, Leonard Augustus — 560 Del.
4085 Yoemans, George Dallas — 191 N.Y.
6317 Young, Charles Mervyn — 483 Md.
2846 Young, Edward Blake — 9, 17, 48, 68, 73, 103, 198, 240,
268, 298, 306, 319, 443 Minn.
1812 Young, Francis Crissy — 322, 462, 485 Colo.
2752 Young, George Brooks — 9, 68, 73, 268, 298, 306, 319 Minn.
1163 Young, Harry — 32, 82, 97, 146, 181, 440 Mass.
2958 Young, Henry Baldwin — 177 N.Y.
5122 Young, Innis— 43, 144(3), 157, 219. 227, 248, 296, 307, 316,
362, 446, 468, 542 N.Y.
4851 Young, Jared Wilson — 80, 316 III.
306 Young, William Hopkins — 46, 156, 157, 230, 307(2), 316, 542 N.Y.

4946 Zabriskie, Andrew Christian — 52, 181, 217(2), 221, 234,
250, 329, 376, 406, 478, 498, 548(2), 551, 559, 560, 565 N.Y.

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THE HONOR ROLL

OF THE

SOCIETY OF
COLONIAL WARS

SERVICES OF MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY
DURING THE WORLD WAR
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
NEW YORK
1922

PREFACE
At the Thirty-second meeting of the General Council held in Philadel
phia, June 14, 1918, on motion of John Lenord Merrill, Esquire, the
Secretary General, it was voted to recommend to the General Assembly
the following Resolution:
Resolved by the General Assembly of the General Society of Colonial
Wars that the Secretary General be requested to communicate with the
Secretaries of all the State Societies requesting complete information of
all members who are in the service of the United States Government,
in the Army, Navy, or other service, in order that the Secretary General
may compile a complete Roster thereof ; and in connection with the above
information that each State Society shall acquaint the Secretary General
with a record of the patriotic work being done by the respective State
Societies. This resolution was adopted by the General Assembly June 15, 1918.
At a meeting of the General Council in Burlington, Vermont, June
14, 1919, the Governor General called attention to the vote, and it was
Resolved: that the preparation and publication of a Roster of the
Services of Members in the World War be referred to the Committee
appointed to prepare the General Register and Index of Members,
or to a Committee of three to be appointed by the Governor General if,
after conferring with the first named Committee, it be deemed best so
to do, and that the cost of the publication be borne by the General
Society. The Governor General appointed the Registrar General, Arthur
Adams, the Secretary General, Henry Arthur Griffin, and the Treasurer
General, William Macpherson Hornor to be the Committee.
Forms for reports of service were furnished to the Secretaries of the
State Societies. These reports were put into the hands of the Committee
charged with the award of the War Service Insignia and certificates.
From these reports, that Committee compiled the statements of service
here presented, modified as circumstances demanded.
At the meeting of the General Assembly in Cincinnati, June 3, 1921,
it was proposed to issue the "Honor Roll" with the "Index of Ancestors."
This the Committee has done, carrying out what it believes to be the
will of the General Assembly. The "Honor Roll" is also issued
separately. It is hoped that, although errors doubtless appear, a substantially
correct record of the services of members of the Society of Colonial Wars
to the Government of the United States during the World War is here
presented. The Committee is certain that however faulty its work
may be, the record is one in which the Society of Colonial Wars may
pardonably take pride.

CONTENTS
The War Service Insignia  Frontispiece PAGE
Preface  iii
New York Society  i
Pennsylvania Society  64
Maryland Society  77
Massachusetts Society  88
Connecticut Society  98
War Service Certificate  Facing page 100
District of Columbia Society  108
New Jersey Society  118
New Hampshire Society  136
Vermont Society  137
Illinois Society  142
Missouri Society  146
Ohio Society  150
Kentucky Society  153
California Society  158
Colorado Society  172
Georgia Society  173
Michigan Society  178
Rhode Island Society  182
Washington Society  187
Maine Society  188
Indiana Society  189
Index  191

Register of Members of the Society of Co
lonial Wars Who Served the United States
in the Military or Naval Forces or in Other
Capacities During the World War.

NEW YORK SOCIETY
Military or Naval Service
Joseph Weaver Adams
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, U. S. Guards, N. A., May 25,
1918, and assigned to Company "C", ist Bn., U. S. Guards.
Discharged at Camp Dix for physical disability on April 10,
1919.
Purser Elder Adams
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Infantry, U. S. A., August 15,
1917; assigned to 308th Infantry, 77th Division; served over
seas from April, 1918; took part in engagements in the Baccarat
Sector and on the Vesle River in Oise-Aisne Offensive; severely
wounded in action near Fismes, August 21, 1918. Discharged
for physical disability January 18, 19 19.
Frederick Hobbes Allen
Commissioned Lieutenant, Senior Grade, U. S. Naval Reserve
Force, August 20, 191 7; promoted Lieutenant Commander,
March 23, 1918. Overseas in September, 191 7, and served as
Aide to Commander Aviation Forces, A. E. F. ; also as Chief
Censor of those forces in France; later as Senior Aviation Of
ficer in Paris and Aide to Staff representative there; made in
spection of aviation work on the Rhine in 1919 and attached
to Peace Commission and commended for his services by the
Secretary General of the American Peace Commission. Placed
on inactive duty February 1, 1920.

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Oliver Field Allen
Commissioned Captain, Engineer Reserve Corps, U. S. A., Au
gust 14, 1917; promoted Major, November 18, 1917; served
with 2 1 6th Engineers, 24th Engineers and with Chief Engineer,
A. E. F., and Chief Engineers of ist and 2d Armies and as
Section Engineer, Advance Section; took part in St. Mihiel
Offensive and Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Victory Medal with
two bars. Discharged June 30, 1919.
Edward Amy
Entered the U. S. service on May 28, 1917, as Private, 1st
class, Medical Corps, U. S. A., and sailed July 1, 1917, with
Mackay Roosevelt Unit, Base Hospital 15, attached to ist
Division of the Army. Transferred June 12, 191 8, to Evacua
tion Hospital 7, attached to 42d Division at Chateau Thierry.
Transferred August 8, 1918, to Mobile Hospital 2. Entered
Saumur Artillery School September 30, 1918. Graduated De
cember 23, 1918. Discharged February 17, 1919.
Henry Joseph Amy
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Field Artillery, U. S. A., August
J5> IQI7 ! promoted ist Lieutenant, December 31, 1917; served
with 304th F. A., 302d Ammunition Train and Headquarters,
153d Infantry Brigade. Served in France in the Baccarat
Sector July 12 to August 1, 191 8; Vesle Sector August 11 to
18, 1 91 8; Oise-Aisne Offensive August 18 to September 16;
Argonne Offensive September 26 to October 16; Meuse-Ar
gonne Offensive November i to 11; wounded slightly at St.
Juvin October 15. Discharged May 12, 1919.
Louis Henry Amy, Jr.
Warranted Corporal, 105th Machine Gun Battalion, 27th Di
vision, U. S. A. Served in the engagements on the Hindenburg
Line, La Salle River and Jonc de Mer Ridge, France; Vier-
straat Ridge and Dickebusch Sector, Belgium. Discharged
April 1, 1919.
James Madison Andrews, Jr.
Entered the U. S. service at the call of the President in July,
1917, as Colonel, 2d Infantry, N. G., N. Y., later the 105th
Infantry, 27th Division, U. S. A., and served in that grade and
with that command throughout the war, in the United States,
Belgium, and France.

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Francis Randall Appleton, Jr.
Commissioned Captain, Infantry, O. R. C, U. S. A., Novem
ber 8, 1916; called to active duty about break of war; Assist
ant Instructor of Company at Plattsburg; assigned to 77th
Division and to command Headquarters Company, 307th In
fantry, then transferred to Divisional Headquarters as Assistant
in "G 3" Section of Staff; assigned to the 4th Division and
took part in Meuse-Argonne Offensive; promoted Major, In
fantry, October 28, 1918, and detailed as Secretary of the
General Staff of the 2d Army and then detailed to General
Staff, A. E. F. Promoted Lieutenant Colonel, Infantry, March
9, 19 1 9. Discharged July 19, 19 19, and recommissioned, same
grade, O. R. C.
Anastasio Carlos Mariano, Azoy, Jr.
Entered R. O. T. C, Fort Monroe, Va., May 15, 191 7; com
missioned 2d Lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps, U. S. A., Au
gust 15, 1917, and ist Lieutenant, August 27, 1918. Served in
Coast Defenses at Sandy Hook, N. Y., and at Fort Hancock,
"N. J. Discharged December 12, 1918.
Hamilton Vaughan Bail
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Engineer Corps, U. S. A., June
28, 1917; promoted Captain, July 30, 1918. Served overseas
with 6th Engineers, 3d Division, in Picardy and at Chateau
Thierry. Discharged January 15, 1919.
Theodorus Bailey, M.D.
Commissioned Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A., November 9,
1918. Served at Base Hospital, Camp Dix, N. J., with detail
at Kingston, R. I. Discharged September 4, 1919. Commis
sioned Major, M. R. C, January 27, 1920.
William Seaman Bainbridge, M.D.
Commissioned Lieutenant (j. g.), Medical Reserve Corps, U.
S. N., March 3, 1913. Called into active service April 7,
191 7. Promoted Lieutenant Commander, Medical Reserve
Force, July 18, 191 7; promoted by selection to Commander,
Class Four, July 28, 1919, later transferred to Class. Two.
Served as Operating Surgeon, U. S. S. George Washington; as
Medical Observer with the Allied Armies in the field, work
ing with the Medical Corps of the Allies at the front, and
making special report of methods and results for the Surgeon
General of the U. S. Navy; as Chief of Surgical Division,

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U. S. Naval Hospital, Ward's Island, N. Y.; as Consulting
Suigeon, Third Naval District, and Chief of Physiotherapy
Division, U. S. Naval Hospital, New York, N. Y. Still in
active service, January, 1922.
David Banks
Commissioned Captain, U. S. Guards, N. A., May 22, 1918;
promoted Major, August 14, 1918, with command of 33d Bat
talion, U. S. Guards. Served at Fort Niagara, N. Y., Picka-
tinny Arsenal, N. J., and as Assistant to Demobilization Officer,
Camp Dix, N. J. Discharged as Major, Infantry, U. S. A.,
October 3, 1919. Commissioned Major, Infantry Reserve
Corps, U. S. A., January 29, 1920.
Frederick Krupp Barbour
Enlisted September 4, 1917, Coast Artillery Corps, U. S. A.,
and served with 13th C. A., N. Y., at Fort Wadsworth, N. Y.
Harbor; transferred, February, 19 18, to Ordnance Department
and warranted Sergeant and made Instructor, Ordnance Motor
Instruction School. Discharged January 29, 1919.
John Augustus Barnard
Mustered into U. S. Service, July 16, 1917, as Captain, N. G. ;
drafted into U. S. Army as Captain, August 5, 1917; served
overseas with the 107th Infantry, 27th Division, U. S. A., July
9 to August 1, 1918; sent to School of Line, August 1, 1918,
and as Instructor to nth Division, Camp Meade, September
19, 1918. Promoted Major, July 30, 1918. Discharged Janu
ary 3, 1919.
Alfred Victor Barnes
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance Reserve Corps, U. S. A., in
March, 1918; promoted Major, Ordnance Department, Au
gust, 1918, and Lieutenant Colonel, January, 1919. Served as
Disbursing Officer at Cincinnati, Ohio, Financial Manager at
Washington, D. C, and District Chief in Baltimore Ordnance
District. Discharged in July, 1919.
William Graves Bates
Ordered on active duty by U. S. as Colonel, Commanding 71st
N. Y. Infantry, March 25, 1917, to guard railroads in N. Y.
State; January 3, 19 1 8, Regiment redesignated 54th Pioneer
Infantry. Served overseas, Meuse-Argonne Offensive, Sep
tember-November, 19 1 8. Assigned to Army of Occupation,
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vicinity of Coblenz, November, 1918, to May, 1919. Dis
charged August 7, 1919.
Theodore Alfred Bingham
Brigadier General, U. S. A. retired. Placed on active service
October n, 191 7, in charge of fortifications of N. Y. Harbor
and 2d and 3d Engineering Districts, N. Y. Harbor; also Chief
Engineer of Eastern Department on Staff of General Com
manding.
Pelham St. George Bissell
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Infantry Reserve Corps, May n,
1917; promoted 1st Lieutenant, N. A., December 31, 1917;
Captain, Infantry, U. S. A., March 26, 1919. Served overseas
with 77th Division in the Baccarat Sector; Vesle Sector; Oise-
Aisne Offensive and Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Honorably dis
charged May 9, 1919. Commissioned Captain, Infantry R. C,
June 12, 1919.
James Madison Blackwell
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Infantry Reserve Corps, August
T5) ^9^1\ assigned to 308th Infantry, U. S. A., and served with
same overseas in Arras Sector, Baccarat Sector, Vesle Defensive,
Oise-Aisne Offensive and Argonne-Meuse Offensive. Wounded
August 21, 1918; returned to Regiment in October. Promoted
Captain, March 25, 1919. Discharged May n, 1919, and
recommissioned in O. R. C.
Frederick Tomlinson Blakeman
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Air Service, U. S. A., March I,
1917. Promoted Captain, October 25, 1918, and Major, No
vember 14, 19 1 8. Served overseas as C. O., training U. S.
Bombing School and in the field at St. Mihiel Laury Area, and
Chateau Thierry Area — also in Italy. Decorated with the
Croix de Guerre. Discharged February 6, 1919.
Stanhope English Blunt
Colonel, Ordnance Department, U. S. A. retired. Recalled to
active Service April 7, 191 7, and assigned to Office of Chief of
Ordnance, representing that Department on the General Muni
tions Board of the Council of National Defense and the War
Industries Board and as Supervisor of Manufacturing Arsenals.
Returned to the retired list August 4, 19 18.
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George Moffat Bramwell
Entered the U. S. Service in July, 1917, under the President's
call, as ist Lieutenant, 12th Infantry, N. G, N. Y. Later with
105th Infantry, U. S. A., 27th Division. Served overseas, tak
ing part in the engagements in the Somme Offensive and La
Salle River. Discharged March 2, 1920.
Frank Brookfield
Entered U. S. Service May 3, 1918, as Captain, Ordnance De
partment, and served in the Administrative Division in the
U. S. and overseas. Discharged February 25, 1919.
Arthur Flint Brown
Commissioned Captain, Cavalry, N. A., August 16, 1917. As
signed to 76th Division; served overseas in the Toul Sector,
Cantigny, and Montdidier. Discharged December 19, 1918.
Dudley Southworth Brown
Entered Marine Corps by examination May 21, 1917, as 2d
Lieutenant. Promoted ist Lieutenant, August 12, 191 7. Tem
porary Captain. Served at Mare Island Navy Yard, California,
and at Quantico, Va. Permanent commission as ist Lieutenant,
U. S. M. C, January 1, 1920.
George Le Roy Brown
Colonel, U. S. A. retired; at beginning of war made C. O.,
Student Army Training Corps, at University of the South,
Sewanee, Tenn.
George Le Roy Brown, Jr.
Captain, 18th Infantry, U. S. A., serving in France .
Kenneth Pepperrell Budd
Commissioned Captain, Infantry Reserve Corps, U. S. A., May
7, 1917, promoted Major, Infantry, January 1, 1918. Assigned
to 308th Infantry; served overseas in the Baccarat Sector; the
Vesle; Oise-Aisne Offensive and Meuse-Argonne Offensive.
Gassed at Villisaroye, August 16, 191 8. Decorated with Croix
de Guerre with palm; Distinguished Service Cross, and made
Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Discharged February 13,
1919.
Robert Abraham Burbank
Commissioned Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., Oc
tober 25, 1918, and served in the Office of the Quartermaster
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General in the Award and Contract Section, Purchase Branch,
Administrative Division.
Bruce Bradford Buttler
Promoted through grades in Army, serving as Captain, 30th
Infantry, at opening of war. While in this grade served as in
structor at Fort Myer, R. O. T. C. Promoted Major, Avia
tion Section, Signal Corps, in December, 1917, and assigned for
pilot training at Rockwell Field, California. Promoted Lieu
tenant Colonel, August, 19 18, in command of Bolling Field,
District of Columbia, and of other fields. Rated Junior Mili
tary Aviator from March 8, 19 19. Injured while flying and in
hospital eight months in 191 8. Retired from active service as
result of these injuries, January 25, 1920, with rank of Captain.
Promoted Major. Retired, with rank from April 7, 1921.
Robert Ainsworth Byrns
Entered U. S. service July 15, 191 7, as ist Lieutenant, Com
pany "L," 107th Infantry, 27th Division. Served at Camp
Wadsworth, S. C, and overseas from May, 19 18, to December,
1918. In the engagements at Dickebusch Lake, Sharpenberg
Sector, Ypres-Lysle, and Somme Offensive. Severely wounded,
September 29, 19 18. Awarded the Distinguished Service Cross
and the British Military Cross. Discharged May 21, 1920.
Commissioned Captain, 7th Infantry, N. Y. G.
Harry Irvin Caesar
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Ordnance Reserve Corps, U. S.
A., December 7, 1917 ; promoted Captain, May 24, 1918.
Served in Washington and with Supply Division, Ordnance
Department, A. E. F., at Liverpool and Southampton, England,
and at Tours, France. Discharged January 6, 1919.
Philip Gallatin Cammann
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Infantry, R. C, November 27,
1917. Promoted ist Lieutenant; served with I02d Machine
Gun Battalion; Machine Gun Co., io2d Infantry, 26th Di
vision, taking part in Aisne-Marne Offensive, St. Mihiel Offen
sive, and Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Discharged August 7,
1919. Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, 12th Infantry, N. G,
N. Y., November 14, 1920.
Shiras Campbell
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Aviation Section, Signal Reserve
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3, 1918; assigned to 80th Aero Squadron. Served at Paris
and Tours, France; Milan, Italy; and in England. Discharged
December 31, 19 18.
George de Grasse Catlin
Promoted through grades in permanent establishment to Major,
Infantry, U. S. A., May 15, 1917. Promoted Lieutenant
Colonel, N. A., on August 5th, 1917, and served in that grade
until August 3, 1919, when returned to rank of Major. Re
tired as Lieutenant Colonel.
Elihu Cunyngham Church
Entered service of United States at Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y.,
in May, 191 7, and commissioned Captain, Engineer Officers'
Reserve Corps, June, 1917. Promoted Major, September, 1918.
Served overseas with the A. E. F. as Regimental Adjutant,
117th Engineers, 42d Division, and as instructor at War Col
lege, Washington. Assigned to the General Staff Corps, War
Department. Discharged July 23, 1919.
William Bement Claflin
Commissioned Captain, Engineer Reserve Corps, July 10, 19 1 7-
Assigned to 114th Engineers, 39th Division, and served in
France on special duty as its acting 2d Assistant Chief of Staff
until November 22, 1918. Discharged January 15, 1919.
James Bayard Clark, M.D.
Commissioned in Medical Officers' Reserve Corps, U. S. A., and
later in Medical Corps, U .S. A. First Lieutenant in April,
1917; Captain in July, 1917; Major in September, 1917.
Served overseas with A. E. F. in Hospital work, going over as
Medical Director of Base Hospital No. 66. Discharged in
March, 19 19.
Robertson Lispenard Cleveland
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Coast Artillery Reserve Corps,
August 15, 1917. Served at Fort Wadsworth and with 74th
Artillery, C. A. C, at Fort Hamilton. Promoted ist Lieu
tenant, Coast Artillery, U. S. A., August 31, 1918. Served
with 74th Artillery overseas. Honorably discharged January
10, 1919-
Henry Clark Coe, M.D.
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May 25, 1919. Served at Headquarters in Paris, in camp at
Winchester, England, Toul-Lorraine Sector, Chateau Thierry,
St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, in Hoye, Alecon, and at Hoboken,
N. J., on return.
Edwin Pinckney Collins
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Corps of Interpreters, U. S. A.,
August 14, 1918. Assigned to Headquarters Staff, 84th Di
vision, serving at London, Paris, Bordeaux, Chateau de Neuvic;
later assigned to 331st Infantry. Honorably discharged Febru
ary 1, 1919.
Joseph Henry Colyer, Jr.
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance Reserve, August 22, 1917;
promoted Major, July 25, 1918. Assigned to office Chief of
Ordnance. Later acted as Finance and Disbursing Officer at
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Discharged.
J. De Raismes Combes
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Medical Corps, U. S. A., Janu
ary 3> 1918; promoted Captain, February 17, 1919. Served
overseas with the 58th British Division, taking part in the
Somme and Lens Offensives. Discharged June 5, 1919, and
commissioned Captain, Medical Officers' Reserve Corps, U. S.
A., September 26, 1919.
Arthur Latham Conger
Promoted through grades in Regular Army and commissioned
Major, Infantry, U. S. A., May 15, 1917; promoted Lieuten
ant Colonel, August 5, 19 17, and Colonel, National Army, July
28, 19 1 8. Served on the General Staff, at General Head
quarters, A. E. F., from May, 1917, to July 13, 1919, with
details as Assistant Chief of Staff, G 2, 2d Division, at Chateau
Thierry; on Staff, ist Army, during St. Mihiel Offensive; as
C. O., 56th Brigade, 28th Division, in Meuse-Argonne Offen
sive, and as Acting Assistant Chief of Staff at Advance Gen
eral Headquarters, A. E. F., Treves, Germany.
Leslie Bradford Cooper
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Air Service, U. S. A., March
23, 1918. Served with 8th, 7th, 2d and 3d A. I. C, 185th
Aero Squadron, 27th Squadron, and ist Pursuit Corps. Served
in St. Mihiel and Argonne-Meuse Offensives. Cited in orders
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for distinguished and exceptional gallantry at Verdun. Hon
orably discharged February 20, 1919-
William Henry Corbusier
Lieutenant Colonel, Medical Corps, U. S. A. retired. Placed
on duty July 25, 19 18, and served at Port of Embarkation,
Hoboken, N. J.
Jesse Grant Cramer
Commissioned Captain, Infantry, U. S. A., August 5, 191 7;
served as Military Attache, Copenhagen, Denmark, and in Mili
tary Intelligence Division, Washington. Discharged March
17, 1919.
Maunsell Schieffelin Crosby
Mustered into U. S. Service from N. G., N. Y., July 15, 1917.
Commissioned Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., August
5, 191 7. Served at N. Y. State Arsenal and Camp Mills. Dis
charged October 28, 1919.
Frederick Melvin Crossett
Commissioned Major, Chemical Warfare Service, U. S. A., July
31, 191 8. Served at Chemical Warfare Service headquarters,
Washington, D. C, July 31, 1918, to April 5, 1920. Trans
ferred to Chemical Warfare Service Training School for
Officers at Lakehurst, N. J., graduating on June 30, 1920.
Transferred on July 25, 1920, to U. S. Army School for Edu
cation and Recreation Officers at Camp Grant, 111., graduating
August 29, 1920. Returned to Lakehurst, N. J., as Education
and Recreation Officer, serving until discharge, with rank of
Major, December 6, 1920.
Francis Stirling Crowell
Commissioned Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., June
24, 191 8, and assigned to the Construction Division. Served
as Officer in Charge of pier construction at the Brooklyn Army
Supply Base. Discharged August 31, 19 19.
Francis De Lancey Cunningham
Entered service at Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y., on May 14,
191 7, and commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Infantry, O. R. C,
August 15, 1917. Served with I52d Depot Brigade, Camp
Upton, N. Y., August 31, 1917, to April 5, 1918, and at Head
quarters, Port of Embarkation, Hoboken, N. J., April 6, 1918,
to January 15, 1919, and on that date discharged.
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Griswold Boyce Daniell
Mustered into U. S. service August 5, 191 7, while 2d Lieuten
ant, Co. K, 7th Infantry, N. G, N. Y. Promoted ist Lieu
tenant, Infantry, U. S. A., January 19, 1918, and Captain,
November 5, 1918. Served with Co. K, 107th Infantry over
seas at Hindenburg Line, La Salle River, Jonc de Mer Ridge,
St. Maurice River, East Poperinghe Line, and Dickebusch Sec
tor. Cited in orders "for gallantry in action near Vendhuille,
France, and for his brilliant leadership" by the C. in C, A. E.
F., General John J. Pershing; cited in orders "for exceptional
courage and leadership near Vendhuille, France, in assisting in
the reorganization of the battalion after the battalion com
mander was wounded and the second in command killed," by
the C. G., 27th Division, General John F. O'Ryan; and again
cited in orders by General O'Ryan "for coolness, courage, and
efficiency in handling his platoon in the Dickebusch Lake line,
Belgium, August, 1919." Discharged April 2, 1919. Com
missioned Captain, 7th Infantry, N. Y. Guard, Commanding
Company K, September 25th, 1919, with rank from November
5th, 1918. Promoted Major, April 12th, 1920, and still serv
ing.
John Francis Daniell
Commissioned Major, Adjutant General, Reserve Corps, U.
S. A., June 30th, 191 7. Promoted Lieutenant Colonel, U. S.
A., April 7th, 1919. Served as Assistant Adjutant General,
Headquarters Southeastern Department; overseas as Adjutant,
164th Infantry Brigade, 82d Division, A. E. F. In the Lagney
Sector (with the 154th French Division), the Toul Sector, and
the Marbache Sector; Adjutant General and Chief of Staff at
Base Section No. 1, A. E. F., and as Camp Surveying Officer
and Camp Summary Court Officer at Camp Upton, N. Y.
Cited in orders for "exceptionally meritorious and conspicu
ous services in the American Expeditionary Forces" by the Com
mander-in-Chief, General John J. Pershing. Cited for "special
meritorious service" and decorated as Officier de l'Ordre de
l'Etoile Noire by the President of the French Republic. Dis
charged October 27th, 1919. Commissioned Lieutenant Colo
nel, N. Y. Guard, October 27th, 1919, with rank from April
7th, 1919, and assigned to duty with the Division. Promoted
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Gilbert Sterling Bancroft Darlington
On declaration of war enrolled at Columbia College as Stu
dent Aviator Seaman, Second Class, U. S. N. R. F. Discharged
August 29, 19 1 7. Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Aviation Sec
tion, Signal Officers Reserve Corps, U. S. A., August 29, 191 7.
Appointed as Acting Chaplain from September 4, 191 7, and
served at Newport, R. I., Naval Station and on U. S. S. Okla
homa. Discharged January 20, 1919.
Henry Vane Bearns Darlington
Commissioned Chaplain, rank of ist Lieutenant, U. S. A.,
February 16, 19 1 8. Assigned to Coast Artillery, 50th Regi
ment, 38th Brigade. Served as Post Chaplain, Coast Defenses
of Eastern New York and at Camp Eustis, Va. ; went overseas
as Senior Chaplain, 38th Brigade, Coast Artillery of the ist
Army, serving with 50th Regiment. Discharged February 17,
1919-
Thomas Darlington, M.D.
Commissioned Major, Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. A., May,
1917. Was engaged in essential war work and not ordered to
active duty until August 5, 191 8. Stationed at Fort Oglethorpe
and, in September, 1918, at Camp Lee, Va., attached to Camp
Headquarters. Transferred to Port of Embarkation, Hoboken,
December n, 1918, and discharged February 15, 1919.
William Darrach, M.D.
Entered service on May 10, 1917, as Captain, Medical O. R.
C. ; promoted Major, July 15, 1917; Lieutenant Colonel, June
14, 1918; Colonel, March 8, 1919. Served overseas with Brit
ish E. F. and A. E. F. Commanding Officer, U. S. Base Hos
pital No. 1 ; Consulting Surgeon, 42d Division Hdqrs. ; Assist
ant to Chief Surgeon, ist Corps; Assistant to Chief Surgeon, ist
Army; and Senior Consultant, 3d Army. In Paschendael Cam
paign, Flanders, with British, and with A. E. F. at Chateau
Thierry, St. Mihiel, Argonne, and Meuse-Argonne Offensive.
Discharged April 12, 1919.
Chandler Davis
Commissioned Captain, Engineer Officers' Reserve Corps,
January 23, 191 7; on active duty May 8, 191 7; promoted Ma
jor. Served with 6th Engineers in the Somme Defensive and at
Montsec and Argonne; wounded at Warfusee-Abancourt.
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lantry and devotion to duty in action. His Lieutenant being
killed, Captain Davis, although wounded, insisted on remaining
with his command during heavy bombardment until his Com
pany was relieved."
Bashford Dean
Commissioned Major, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., No
vember 8, 1917; served at Washington and on Special Mission
to England and France. In charge of Armor Unit and Ord
nance and Engineering Equipment. Discharged December
23, 1918.
Frederick Myers Dearborn, M.D.
Commissioned Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A., December 7,
1917; promoted Lieutenant Colonel, July 2, 1918; served at
Base Hospital 48, Convalescent Camp, Mars Hospital Center,
Bordeaux Embarkation Hospital, and elsewhere. Discharged
April 8, 1919.
Paul Debevoise
Commissioned Captain, Infantry Reserve Corps, August 15,
1917; promoted Major, National Army, December 31, 1917;.
later Major, Infantry, U. S. A., and in March, 1920, Lieuten
ant Colonel, Infantry Reserve Corps. Served overseas with
312th Infantry, 78th Division, taking part in engagements in
the Limy Defensive Sector and St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne
actions. Cited in orders by Division Commander and by Com
mander-in-Chief, A. E. F. Discharged December 10, 191 8.
Louis Effingham de Forest
Commissioned Captain, Quartermaster Reserve Corps, U. S. A.,
August 16, 191 7, and on active duty that date. Under in
struction at Washington and Fort Myer, Va. Assigned to
staff of 87th Division, at Camp Pike, Ark., as Division Ex
change Officer and Assistant to Division Quartermaster, re
porting for duty September, 1917. Later relieved by War De
partment orders as Assistant to Division Quartermaster and
continued on Division Staff as Division Exchange Officer and
Camp Exchange Officer to June, 191 8. Assigned to Chicago,
111., and served as Assistant to Depot Quartermaster (later
Zone Supply Officer), being Accountable Officer for all sup
plies, Executive Officer of Finance and Accounts Division, and
in charge of sales, issues, adjustments, and other branches, Dis
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Sidney Gilder de Kay
Commissioned Major, Infantry, U. S. A., April 9, 1917.
Served with 105th and 106th U. S. Infantry; with 27th Di
vision Headquarters as Assistant Chief of Staff, G 3. Took
part in engagements at Vierstraat Ridge, Kummel Hill, and
Hindenburg Line near Roussoy. Wounded September 25, 1918,
at Roussoy. Discharged April 1, 1919.
John Ross Delafield
Commissioned Major, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., on Sep
tember 17, 19 1 8, and assigned to active duty. Served as Finan
cial Manager of the Chicago Ordnance District Office; and as
Member Ordnance Claims Board and as Chief of Advisory Sec
tion of the Ordnance Department. Promoted March 25, 1919,
Lieutenant Colonel, Ordnance Department, U. S. A. Promoted
Colonel, June 28, 1919. Chairman, Board of Contract Ad
justment, War Department. Discharged June 30, 1920. Com
missioned Colonel, Ordnance Department Reserve Corps,
February 21, 192 1. Awarded Distinguished Service Medal.
George Jules Denis
Commissioned Major, Judge Advocate General's Department,
U. S. A., July 5, 1918. Promoted Lieutenant Colonel, April
21, 1919. Served as Section Judge Advocate, Advance Section,
Service of Supplies, A. E. F., in France. Discharged June 4,
1919-
Thomas Denny
Commissioned Major, Ordnance Reserve Corps, U. S. A., Janu
ary 18, 1918. Served on special duty for financing purchases
of Ordnance Supplies in Canada; established a Finance Office
for the Ordnance Department and assigned as Chief of the
N. Y. District Ordnance Office, Finance Division; also in
Purchase, Storage, & Traffic Division, General Staff, Office of
the Director of Finance. Discharged January 22, 19 19. Com
missioned Lieutenant Colonel, Ordnance Reserve Corps, Nov.
12, 1919. At present Colonel, Reserve List, N. Y. G, and
Colonel, Reserve List, N. Y. N. G.
Frederic Ashton De Peyster
Entered the U. S. service on the call of the President, July 15,
1917, as Captain, Company "B," 12th Infantry, N. G, N. Y,
this regiment becoming the 52d Pioneer Infantry, U. S. Army
Accompanied regiment to France, August 8, 19 18. In Meuse-
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Argonne operations. Promoted Major, Infantry, U. S. A.,
March 23, 1919. Discharged April, 1919.
Samuel Co.wan Disbrow
Enlisted as private, Motor Transport Corps, U. S. A., October
15, 1918; sent to O. T. S., Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla.
Discharged December 3, 191 8.
Lamont Dominick
Commissioned Captain, Aviation Section, Signal Corps, N. A.,
August 30, 191 7. Served as CO., Aviation troops, at Fulton,
Va., and of Post Aviation Camp No. 2, Richmond, Va., and at
Washington in command of Aviation General Supply depots.
Discharged December 9, 19 18.
Jackson Annan Dyckman i
Commissioned Major, Judge Advocate General's Reserve Corps,
November 3, 1917; Lieutenant Colonel, Judge Advocate Gen
eral's Department, U. S. A., October 10, 1918. Served at
Headquarters, Eastern Department, New York City, and Judge
Advocate General's Office, Washington. Discharged Decem
ber 17, 1918.
.George William Ely, 2d
Entered U. S. Service under the President's call as private,
Co. K, 7th Infantry, N. G., N. Y., later 107th Infantry,
U. S. A. Served overseas, taking part in engagements East
Poperinghe Line, Dickebusch Sector; Hindenburg Line in
vicinity of Bony; La Salle River; and Saint Souplet. Cited in
Orders. Discharged April 2, 1919.
DeWitt Clinton Falls
Commissioned Major, Inspector General's Department, and
U. S. A., October 19, 19 18, and immediately assigned to in
spection duty covering 15 cantonments, camps, and posts.
Transferred to Bureau of Operations, General Staff, March 31,
1919. Discharged and commissioned Lieutenant Colonel, In
spector General's Dept., Officers' Reserve Corps, June 10, 1919-
William Bradhurst Osgood Field
Commissioned ist Lieut., Signal Reserve Corps, U. S. A., Janu
ary 17th, 1918; promoted Captain, Air Service, U. S. A.,
Sept. 18, 1918, and Major, June, 1919. Served at
Ithaca, N. Y., and Washington, D. C, as instructor, School of
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Training in Aerial Photography and as Assistant to Chief of
Military Intelligence. Discharged July 25, 19 19.
Joel Ellis Fisher
Enrolled in U. S. N. R. F. as Ensign, April 1, 1917. Assigned
to U. S. S. Wanderer, July 30, 1917, and sailed that day for
European waters. Later served on U. S. S. Isabel and U. S. S.
Palmer. Engaged in convoy duty and in Brittany patrol.
Placed on inactive duty December 30, 191 8, with rank of
Lieutenant (j. g.),
Harvey Edward Fisk, Jr.
Chief Yeoman, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, June 6, 1918; pro
moted Ensign, December 14, 19 18. Served under Coast In
spector and at Pelham Training Camp and Assistant Supply
Officer, Leviathan. Placed on inactive duty, February 15,
1919.
Kenneth Fisk
Commissioned April 6, 191 7, as Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve
Force; assigned to Construction Department. Served in Brook
lyn Navy Yard from April 9, 1917, to July 23, 1918. From
July 23, 1918, to May 9, 1919, on special duty under Com
mander, Cruiser and Transport Force, Atlantic Fleet. Placed
on inactive duty May 9, 1919. On August 23, 1920, Lieuten
ant (j. g), Construction Corps, U. S. N. R. F.
William Edward Fitch, M.D.
ist Lieutenant, Medical Officers' Reserve Corps, July 3, 1912;
Captain, July 16, 1917; Major, September 25, 1917. Served
as Camp Surgeon, Fort Terry; C. O. Post Hospital, Fort
Schuyler, and at Camp Jackson, S. C. Discharged December
3, 1918.
Howard Fox, M.D.
Commissioned Captain, Medical O. R. C, April 2, 1917;
promoted Major, October 1, 1917, and Lieutenant Colonel,
Medical Corps, U. S. A., November 6, 1918. Served at Fort
Slocum, Fort Porter, at Camp Upton, and overseas with the
A. E. F., as C. O., Base Hospital No. 136 at Vannes, France.
Discharged August 7, 1919.
Noel Bleecker Fox
Commissioned Captain, Field Artillery, National Army, Aug
ust 15, 191 7; promoted Major, July 30, 1919. Served with
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305th Field Artillery and 57th Field Artillery, taking part in
overseas campaigns of 77 th Division in the Vosges and on the
Vesle. Discharged February 15, 1919.
Albert Eugene Gallatin
On active duty as Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., May to September,
1917, with station at Bar Harbor, Maine.
Danforth Geer, Jr.
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, U. S. A., unassigned, October 9,
191 8, and attached to the General Staff, Operations Division,
Equipment Branch, Washington, D. C. Discharged February
18, 1919.
Joseph White Geer
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant and ist Lieutenant, Cavalry, U.
S. A., November 30, 1916; promoted Captain, August 5, 1917;
served overseas with the A. E. F. in the Service of Supplies in
France. Captain, Cavalry, in permanent establishment, February
4, 1919-
Olin Potter Geer
Entered Field Artillery Officers' Training Camp, Camp Zach
ary Taylor, Ky., November 6, 1918. Discharged December 7,
1918.
Charles Langdon Gibson, M.D.
Commissioned Major, Medical Officers' Reserve Corps, U. S.
A., April, 1917; placed on active duty July 14, 1917, and
served overseas from August 7, 1917, to February 16, 1918,
being Director, U. S. Base Hospital No. 9, in France. Still in
R. C.
Quincy Adams Gillmore
Entered service May 10, 1917, as Colonel, ist F. A., N. G,
N. J. (later 112th Heavy F. A., U. S. A.). Commissioned
Colonel, Field Artillery, U. S. A., August 5, 1917; assigned
to command, 1 1 2th Heavy F. A.; served overseas from June
28, 19 1 8, to May 21, 1919; took part in engagements at Meuse-
Argonne. Discharged May 30, 1919.
Herbert Willard Goddard
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance Reserve Corps, U. S. A.,
February 9, 1918; Major, National Army, July 25, 1918, and
promoted Major, U. S. A., April 17, 1919. Served at Wash
ington, Camp Amatol, N. J., Philadelphia and New York in
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Construction Section as Vice-Chief; Production Division as
Joint Chief, Construction and Engineering Branch, Plant Con
struction; Chief, Loading Plant Section, Philadelphia, and
member Salvage Boards. Discharged March 25, 1919.
Albert Edward Gunther, Jr.
Entered U. S. service July 15, 1917, as 2d Lieutenant, Coast
Artillery, N. G., N. Y. Served with 36th Company, C. A. C,
N. G., N. Y., and with 58th F. A., U. S. A, at Fort Schuyler,
N. Y. On May 10, 1918, discharged and recommissioned on
June 10, 1918, as ist Lieutenant, National Army. Commis
sioned Captain, U. S. Guards, August 17, 1918, and served in
that grade until discharged on January 4, 19 19, at that time
being a Company Commander in 47th Battalion, U. S. Guards.
Horace Charles Hale
Entered U. S. Service as Sergeant, Signal Corps, June n, 1917;
promoted Sergeant, ist Class, December 1, 191 7. Served at
Camps Dodge, Morse, and Sheridan. Transferred to Army
Replacement Troops, May 4, 191 8, and detailed to Signal
Officers Training Corps, Camp S. F. B. Morse, Leon Springs,
Texas. Commissioned as 2d Lieutenant August 27, 1918, and
assigned to 209th Field Signal Battalion, 9th Division, Camp
Sheridan, Ala. Assigned to command of Company "B," this
battalion, September n, 1918. Detailed to Advance Detach
ment, 9th Division, October 20, 19 18. Discharged December
6, 1918.
Alexander Mitchell Hall, 2d
Commissioned Lieutenant, Junior Grade, U. S. N. R. Force,
June 21, 191 8; Lieutenant, October 1, 191 8; served at Field
Headquarters, Northern Bombing Group, at Antigues, France.
Placed on inactive duty in May, 1919, and given Reserve Com
mission as Lieutenant, October 1, 19 19.
Louis Gordon Hamersley
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Field Artillery, U. S. A., Oc
tober 2, 191 7. Served overseas in Montdidier Defensive, at
Soissons, St. Mihiel, and the Argonne. Discharged April 14,
1919.
Henry De Witt Hamilton
Commissioned Colonel, Infantry, U. S. A., August 22, 1918,
and stationed at Camp Lee, Va. Discharged December 6, 191 8.
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Henry Stanley Haskins
Enlisted in Tank Corps, U. S. A., October 30, 1918, and served
for five months as Private. On duty at Camp Polk, Raleigh,
N. C, and New York City.
William Tod Helmuth, M.D.
Commissioned Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A., June 20, 1917.
Served as Camp Surgeon, Camp Vail, and on special duty in
New York in physical examination of officers. Discharged
March 14, 19 19.
Henry Budelman Heylman
Entered U. S. Service in July, 191 7, as Captain, 7th Infantry,
N. G, N. Y., later 107th U. S. Infantry. Served overseas,
taking part in engagements on East Poperinghe Line, the Dicke
busch Sector, the Hindenburg Line, La Salle River, Jonc de
Mer Ridge, and St. Maurice River. Cited. Discharged April
2, 1919.
Samuel Chudleigh Hicks
Commissioned Captain, Infantry, N. A., August 15, 1917;
promoted Major, Infantry, U. S. A., July 30, 1918. Served at
Fort Myer, Va., Camp Lee, Va., and overseas in Somme Offen
sive. Discharged December 2, 191 8.
John Van Rensselaer Hoff
Colonel, Medical Corps, U. S. A. retired. Assigned to active
duty July 12, 1916, and relieved August 2, 1918. Died Janu
ary 14, 1920. His widow, Lavinia D. Hoff, survives.
William Edward Horton
At time U. S. entered War was Lieutenant Colonel, Quarter
master Corps, U. S. A. Promoted Colonel, Quartermaster
Corps, N. A., March 15, 1918. Served as Chief Q. M., Ad
vance Section, A. E. F., in France, and Assistant to Chief
Q. M., A. E. F., from September 7, 1918, to December 31,
1919. Decorations, Officer of the Legion of Honor; Com
mander, Order Nichau and Amour, France; Companion, Or
der St. Michael and St. George of England; Commander,
Order Leopold, 2d, of Belgium; Commander, Order Prince
Danilo ist of Montenegro; Officer, Order White Eagle of
Serbia ; Commander, Order of the Crown of Italy. Now serv
ing as Colonel, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A.
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Charles Wentworth Hoyt, M.D.
Entered the service September 30, 1917, as Captain, Medical
Reserve Corps, U. S. A. Promoted Major, November 8, 1918.
Served with 83d Division at Camp Sherman, Ohio, until trans
ferred to Base Hospital No. 19, sailing for France with that
unit June 4, 19 18. Stationed at hospital center in Vichy,
France. Returned to United States, April, 1919, and assigned
to General Hospital No. 41, Fox Hills, Staten Island, N. Y.,
until discharged, August 1, 19 19.
Victor William Hungerford
Mustered in U. S. Service, August 5, 191 7, as Captain, Field
Artillery, N. G., Colorado; promoted Major, August 1, 1918;
assigned to 148th Field Artillery. Served in Champagne-Marne
Defensive; Aisne-Marne Offensive; St. Mihiel Offensive, and
Meuse-Argonne Offensive; at Hohr, Germany, in Army of
Occupation. Discharged August 26, 19 19.
Ridgely Hunt
Entered U. S. Service under the call of the President in July,
191 7, as a Private in the 7th Infantry, N. G., N. Y., after
wards the 107th Infantry; promoted Second Lieutenant, Sep
tember 20, 1918. Took part in the engagements at Ypres, Lys,
the Vosges, the Meuse-Argonne. Discharged May, 1919.
Lefferts, Hutton
Entered U. S. Service July 16, 1917, as Major, Medical Corps,
N. G., N. Y. Assistant Division Surgeon, 27th Division; pro
moted Lieutenant Colonel, Medical Corps, U. S. A., February
21, 1918. Served overseas in Hindenburg Line, La Salle
River, Jonc de Mer Ridge, Vierstraat Ridge, The Knoll, Guil-
lemont Farm, and St. Maurice River. Cited in Division orders
"For exceptional energy and zeal in the performance of all
duties as Assistant Division Surgeon and for courage displayed
under fire in the forward areas. This throughout the service
of the Division in Belgium and France." Discharged March 31,
1919.
Carlton James
Entered the U. S. Service under the President's call as a Private
in the 7th Infantry, N. G, N. Y., and mustered into U. S.
Service, July 18, 1917, as member of 107th Infantry and served
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Walter Rysam Jones
Entered U. S. Service as Private in Ordnance Department,
U. S. A., September 23, 1918. Served in Washington, D. C.
Discharged December 18, 19 18.
Frank Browne Keech
Commissioned Major, Field Artillery, U. S. A., August 5,
1917; promoted Lieutenant Colonel, Inspector General, Febru
ary 7i 1918. Served at Newport News as Port Inspector.
Awarded the Distinguished Service Medal.
Lyman Walter Vere Kennon
A graduate of the U. S. Military Academy in 1881, he had
served as an officer of the Army since that time. He had been
on duty at various posts in the United States and in Costa Rica,
Japan, Korea, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Alaska, Hawaii,
France,. Italy, Spain, and England. He built the famous Ben-
guet Road from Manila to Baguio, was Military Governor of a
Province in the Philippines, and Secretary of Commerce at
Havana during the occupation. Served against the Ute Indians,
was a Major of Infantry in the Spanish-American War, and
Colonel of the 34th Volunteer Infantry in the Philippines. In
1910 graduated from the War College. He was the author of
several military text books. Promoted permanent Colonel in
1912, and Brigadier General, N. A., August 5, 191 7. In com
mand of cantonment at Syracuse, N. Y., for a few months until
ordered to Camp Grant, 111., as Commanding General of 171st
Infantry Brigade, 86th Division. Was Division Commander
for several months. In 1918 was rejected for overseas service
by a board of surgeons. Was returned to his permanent grade
of Colonel and sent in June, 19 18, to command Camp Greene,
Charlotte, N. C. He died in New York City on September
9, 1918, while visiting his old Division, which was embarking
for France. He was buried at Arlington with full military
honors.
Jerome Kingsbury, M.D.
Commissioned Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A., January 17,
1918; served overseas from July 8, 1918, to August 1, 1919,
with the 80th Division, A. E. F., at U. S. Base Hospital 68 and
at Camps Crane and Mills in U. S. Discharged September 9,
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Morris Egenton Kinnan
Entered U. S. Service, Pelham Bay, N. Y., Training Camp,
May 8, 1918, and transferred to U. S. Naval Auxiliary Reserve.
Served at N. Y. City and on voyages abroad. Placed on in
active duty December 24, 191 8.
Daniel Waldo Knowlton
Mustered into U. S. Service August 5, 1918, as 1st Lieutenant,
Field Artilleiy, Colorado N. G. ; promoted Captain, August
20, 191 8. Served with 148th Field Artillery, ist Army Corps.
Was in battle Chateau Thierry, Second Battle of the Marne,
and Battle of Ourcq. Discharged December n, 1918.
John Joseph Kuhn
Entered U. S. Service August 23, 1917, as ist Lieutenant, Field
Artillery. Promoted Captain, March 12, 1919. Served with
307th Field Artillery, Headquarters, 78th Division, and Head
quarters, 3d Army Corps, in the Arras Sector, St. Mihiel Of
fensive, Meuse Offensive, and the Argonne Forest. Discharged
May 24, 1919.
Francis Griswold Landon
Commissioned Major, Adjutant General's Department, U. S.
A., August 17, 1918. Served at Camp Merritt, N. J.
John Langdon
Enlisted in U. S. N. R. Force July 25, 1918. Served at Min
neapolis and Boston. Placed on inactive duty November 28,
1918.
Edward Hubert Litchfield
Commissioned Major, Air Service, U. S. A., December 22,
19 1 7. Served at San Antonio, Texas, and Washington, D. C.
Discharged January n, 1919.
Nathan Holcomb Lord
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Infantry, U. S. A., August 15,
1917, promoted ist Lieutenant, December 27, 1917, and Cap
tain, February 22, 1919. Served with 307th Infantry, 77th
Division, in the Baccarat Sector, Vesle Sector, Oise-Aisne Of
fensive, Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Discharged May 12, 1919.
George Augustus Lung, M.D.
Entered Medical Corps, U. S. N., as Assistant Surgeon in Au
gust, 1888, and promoted through grades to Captain, 1918.
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Served at U. S. Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., in command
from October, 191 6, to November, 19 19.
Lea Shippen Luquer
Enlisted in U. S. N. R. Force October 3, 1918. Served as
member of the Naval Unit Students Training Corps. Placed
on inactive duty December 18, 19 18.
Thatcher Taylor Payne Luquer
Commissioned Captain, Engineer Reserve Corps, U. S. A.,
March 1, 1917, and ordered to active duty May 8, 1917;
promoted Major, August 15, 1917; Lieutenant Colonel, Na
tional Army, May 14, 1918; Colonel, U. S. A., March 21,
1919. Assigned to 306th Engineers, 81st Division, August 27,
1917, and was C. O. of the Regiment from October 6, 1918.
Took part in Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Cited for services in
this engagement in Division Orders. Discharged May 28, 1919.
Commissioned Colonel, E. O. R. C, November 21, 1919.
Clarence Augustus Manning
Was drafted and assigned to 42d Infantry, U. S. A. Made
Sergeant, Corps of Intelligence Police, Military Intelligence
Division, General Staff, December 13, 1918. Served at Pica-
tinny Arsenal, N. J., Camp Devens, Mass., and Army War
College, Washington, D. C. Discharged February 28, 1919.
Zeb Mayhew
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Air Service, U. S. A., February
8, 1918. Served at Atlanta, Ga., and Champaign, 111. Dis
charged December 8, 1918.
Milo Frederick Mc Alpin
Commissioned Captain, Coast Artillery Corps, U. S. A., Au
gust 15, 1917. Served at Fort Tilden and Fort Hamilton,
N. Y., Fort Hancock, N. J., and Camp Eustis, Va. Discharged
February, 19 19.
Champe Carter McCulloch, Jr., M.D.
Commissioned Assistant Surgeon (ist Lieutenant), U. S. A.,
May 5, 1892, promoted through grades to Colonel, May 15,
191 7. Served during the War in Surgeon General's Office,
Washington, D. C. (Librarian).
Charles Hedges McKinstry
Lieutenant Colonel, Engineer Corps, U. S. A., at commence
ment of War; promoted Colonel, April 10, 1917; Brigadier
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General, August 5, 1917, C. O., nth Engineers, May 1, 1917,
to August 28, 1917; C G, ist Field Artillery Brigade, A. E.
,F., October 11 to December 23, 1917; C. G, 67th Field Ar
tillery Brigade, A. E. F., December 28, 1917, to July 6, 1918.
Director of Light Railways and Roads, A. E. F., July 20 to
December 1, 19 18, thereafter with American Peace Commis
sion. Served British front, France, near Peronne and at Valda-
hon ; French front near Baccarat, American front near Chateau
Thierry, St. Mihiel, and Argonne. Cited for exceptionally
meritorious and conspicuous services as Director of Light Rail
ways and Roads, A. E. F. Decorations, Officer, Legion of
Honor.
Marion Blaisdell McMillan, M.D.
Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A. Served as Assistant to Di
vision Surgeon, 42d Division, and as Director of a Field Hos
pital in France.
Robert Gwathmey Merritt
Commissioned Lieutenant, Senior Grade, U. S. N. R. F., March
29, 191 7, in grade of Passed Assistant Paymaster, Pay Corps,
and entered on active duty. Served at Washington, D. C, until
July 20, 191 7, when relieved from active duty. Discharged
June 6, 1920.
Samuel Milbank, M.D.
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Medical Corps, U. S. A., Oc
tober 5, 1918. Served at Camp Greenleaf, Ga. Discharged
December 17, 1918.
Alfred Graham Miles
Commissioned Captain, Q. M. Corps, National Army, June 7,
19 1 8. Served in Office Quartermaster General, Washington,
D. C, and as assistant to Camp Quartermaster, Camp Devens,
Mass. Discharged January 14, 1919.
George Frederick Miles
Commissioned Captain, Engineers, June 19, 191 7. Assigned
to 20th Engineers overseas at Le Gavre, Orleans, Le Mans,
Bauge, and Bourges, France. Discharged July 8, 19 19.
Hardman Philips Alan Montgomery
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Quartermaster's Corps, U. S. A.,
November 2, 1918. Served in Requirement Division, Office of
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Henry Eglinton Montgomery, 2d
Commissioned Captain, Infantry R. C, U. S. A., May 23,
1917, and ordered to active duty on June 5, 1917. Overseas
from April 6, 1918, to May 5, 1919. Served as Company
Commander, 306th Infantry, 77th Division, and with 302d Am
munition Train, and at Division Headquarters, 77th Division.
In Baccarat Sector, Vesle Sector, Oise-Aisne Offensive, and
Argonne-Meuse Offensive. Discharged May 20, 1919.
Charles Moran
Commissioned Lieutenant, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, Sep
tember 21, 191 7; served as Assistant Naval Attache, Ecuador,
Peru, and Chile. Placed on inactive duty December 18, 1918.
Lewis Morris, M.D.
Promoted through grades in U. S. Navy to Captain, Medical
Corps, on October 15, 19 17. Served from outbreak of war to
May 17, 1919, as Medical Officer, Navy Yard, New York, and
also to August, 1 918, had additional duty as Medical Aide of
the Third Naval District. Retired late in 1920 as Captain,
Medical Corps, U. S. Navy.
Stanley Grafton Mortimer
Enlisted in U. S. Naval Reserve Force, July 3, 191 7, in Avia
tion Section. Served at Bay Shore and Pelham Bay, N. Y.
Placed on inactive duty December 15, 1918.
Frederic Granville Munson
Entered U. S. service as Captain, Coast Artillery Corps, N. G,
N. Y. Promoted Major, Coast Artillery, U. S. A, October 10,
1918. Served at Coast Defences of Eastern N. Y., of Chesa
peake Bay, and Newport News. Later assigned as Major,
Judge Advocate General.
Charles Dwight Napier, M.D.
Commissioned Major, Medical Reserve Corps, June 20, 1917.
Served at Base Hospital, Camp Dix, N. J.; Base Hospital 37,
Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Base Hospital, Fort Riley, Kans. ; Camp Lee,
Va. ; Base Hospital 158 at Camp Crane, Pa.; and Debarkation
Hospital No. 3, N. Y. City. Discharged July 11, 1919.
Clarence Egberts Newman
Commissioned Captain, Adjutant General's Department, U. S.
A., November 4, 1918; served at Camp Greene, N. C. Dis
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George Pardee Nichols
Entered U. S. Service as Captain, 7th Infantry, N. G., N. Y.,
August 5, 191 7. Served with 107th Infantry at Poperinghe
Line, Dickebusch Sector, Belgium, and Hindenburg Line,
France. Wounded at Roussoy, France, September 28, 19 18.
Discharged April 2, 1919.
Maury Nichols
Lieutenant Colonel, Infantry, U. S. A. retired. Detailed to
active duty, April 13, 191 7. Served in command, Richmond,
Va., Recruiting District. Promoted Colonel on Retired List by
Act of Congress, July 9, 191 8. Relieved from active duty
October 10, 1918.
Fancher Nicoll
Entered the service of the United States at the call of the
President in July, 1917, as Captain of Company "L," 7th In
fantry, N. Y. N. G, having been a member of the Regiment
since 1900. Commissioned Captain, Infantry, U. S. A., August
5, 1917, when the 7th Infantry became the 107th Infantry,
27th Division. Served with the Regiment at Camp Wadsworth,
S. C, and in Belgium and France, taking part in its engage
ments until he was instantly killed in action leading his men
at Guillemont Farm, Aisne, in the assault on the Hindenburg
Line. His death came on September 29, 1918, and he was
buried at Bony Aisne. Captain Nicoll was commended for his
gallantry and skill at Dickebusch Lake by the Commanding
General, 6th British Division.
Robert Ernest Noble
Serving as Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A., in April, 1917;
promoted Lieutenant Colonel, May 15, 1917; Colonel, N. A.,
January 26, 1918; Brigadier General, N. A., May 9, 1918;
Major General, Medical Corps, U. S. A., October 30, 1918;
served in Office, Surgeon General, and with A. E. F. Decora
tions, Commander, Legion of Honor, and Distinguished Service
Medal.
Elam Ward Olney
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance ' Reserve Corps, September
26, 1917. Served at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., and at
Ordnance Office, New York City. Discharged February 15,
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Charles Howard Palmer, Jr.
Commissioned Lieutenant, Engineer Officers' Reserve Corps,
August 8, 1917; entered active service September 25, 1917;
promoted Captain, July 1, 191 8; served with 304th Engineers,
79th Division, and at Government Explosives Plant, Wash
ington. Discharged February 18, 1919.
Henry Brewster Palmer
A volunteer in the American Ambulance Field Service, enter
ing the service in France on June 25, 191 6. Transferred to
Greece on October 1, 1916, with Section 3, driving the ambu
lance given by his class at Harvard, 19 10. Returned to France
in May, 19 17, and entered the Ecole d 'Aviation Militaire, com
pleting his training and receiving his brevet on September 30,
1917. On November 1, 1917, commissioned Lieutenant in the
aviation service of the U. S. Army. On the nth of the same
month he died of pneumonia and was buried at Pau, France,
with full military honors. Decorated with the Croix de Guerre
by the French Ministry of War for gallantry in removing
wounded in the region of Monastir between October and De
cember, 19 16, while with the French Army of the Orient.
Later, while with the Lafayette Escadrille, he received a citation
for bravery, relating to his services from June, 1916, to May,
1917, reading: "Well before the entrance of the United States
into the War, he was of the campaign in Lorraine, Verdun, and
with the Army of the Orient, serving as an ambulance driver
in the American Sanitary Section, No. 3. He has been cited to
the Order of the Brigade by the General Commander and Chief
of the Allies' Armies in the Orient."
Theodore Dwight Partridge
Boatswain's Mate, ist Class, May 5, 1917; promoted Ensign;
served on outside patrol from bases New Bedford, Newport,
Brooklyn. Discharged April 29, 1919.
Duncan Clarkson Pell, Jr.
Entered service May 7, 191 7, as candidate at Officers' Train
ing School, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Commissioned Captain, In
fantry, August 15, 1917. Assigned to 324th Infantry and later
to 306th Ammunition Train, both 8 ist Division. Served at
Camp Jackson, S. C, and overseas. In Meuse-Argonne offen
sive, 1918. Overseas from August 7, 1918, to September 28,
1919. Discharged as Captain, Infantry, October 17, 19 19.
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Howland Gallatin Pell
Enlisted in U. S. Naval Reserve Force March 17, 1917. Served
with ratings of Machinist's Mate, 2d Class, and Chief Quarter
master at Stations at Newport and Block Island. Discharged
December 26, 1918.
Howland Haggerty Pell
Entered the Service of the U. S. on the President's call, as Pay
master, grade of Lieutenant, Naval Militia, N. Y., April 7,
1917; promoted Lieutenant Commander, Pay Corps, U. S. N.
R. F., January 20, 1919, with rank from July 1, 1918. Served
on U. S. S. Indiana guarding N. Y. Harbor and as part of
Squadron A, Battleship Force No. 1, of Atlantic Fleet. Placed
on inactive duty May 7, 1919.
Edward McClure Peters
Entered U. S. Service on the call of the President, April 6,
191 7, as Captain, Naval Militia, N. J. Served in command
U. S. S. Adams. Placed on inactive duty January 23, 1919.
Arthur Poillon
Entered Army in 1898. Commissioned Major, Cavalry, U. S.
A., August 5, 191 7; promoted Lieutenant Colonel, November
!3i T9T7- Member Supreme War Council; attached to Staff
Marshal Foch; Military Attache, Athens, Greece; served in
Argonne action and at capture of Aidin, Asia Minor. Decora
tions, Officer, Legion of Honor, Chevalier of the Order of the
Crown of Italy, Officer, Order Leopold of Belgium.
Eugene Hillhouse Pool, M.D.
Commissioned Major, Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. A., May
26, 1917; promoted Lieutenant Colonel, November 10, 1918.
Had served in France as chief of medical unit from August to
October, 1916. At Training Camp, Fort Benjamin Harrison,
May to August, 1917. Overseas from August, 1917, serving in
Belgium and France. Consultant Surgeon to 5th Division, and
to 5th Army Corps, and Assistant Consultant Surgeon to ist
Army, A. E. F. Cited by General Pershing for services as Chief
of Surgical Service, Evacuation Hospital No. 1, A. E. F., in
1918. Discharged January 30, 1919.
Alexander Dallas Bache Pratt
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Infantry, August 15, 1917; pro
moted Captain, July 30, 19 18. Served with 77th Division and
13th Division overseas on Arras front and Louvain front.
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Gassed at Lorraine, June, 191 8. Cited in Division order for
bravery in action. Discharged January 14, 1919.
John Byron Putnam
Chief Yeoman, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, November 9, 1917;
Ensign, June 29, 191 8. Served with U. S. Naval Censorship.
Placed on inactive duty January 8, 19 19.
Frederick Glover Pyne
Entered the United States Navy as an Assistant Paymaster,
February 28, 1901. Promoted through grades to Commander,
Supply Corps, on January 14, 19 18. Served during the war in
U. S. S. Michigan, U. S. S. George Washington, and Navy
Yard, New York.
Henry Forrest Quackenbos, M.D.
Major of Infantry, U. S. A., on duty at Camp Wadsworth,
S.C.
Thomas Mason Thomson Raborg
Commissioned Major, Infantry Reserve Corps, U. S. A., Oc
tober, 191 7. Promoted Lieutenant Colonel, Infantry, U. S. A.,
November, 19 18. Served during entire period of war at Head
quarters, Western Department, Presidio, San Francisco. Dis
charged January 31, 19 1 9, and recommissioned Lieutenant
Colonel, Infantry Reserve Corps.
Frank McNulty Ransom
Enlisted as Coxswain, U. S. N. R. F., June, 19 17. Commis
sioned Ensign, Pay Corps, U. S. N. R. F., September 13, 1917-
On duty at Bensonhurst, N. Y., Washington, D. C, Lewes,
Del., Chicago, 111., and Princeton, N. J. Supply Officer, U. S.
S. Gopher, and Assistant to Supply Officer, U. S. S. Mercury,
a transport. Released from active service January 15, 1919.
At present Ensign, Pay Corps (class 2), U. S. N. R. F.
William Lathrop Rich, Jr.
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Ordnance Reserve Corps, U. S.
A., June 1, 1917; promoted Captain, National Army, January
8, 1 91 8; served as Assistant to the Executive Officer, Inspection
Division, as Traveling Supervisor, as Assistant to Chief of Pur
chase Branch, Purchase, Storage, and Traffic Division. Dis
charged November 23, 1918. Commissioned Major, ' Motor
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Royal Edward Trumbull Riggs
Commissioned Captain, Infantry, U. S. A., November 27, 1917;
promoted Major, September n, 1918; served as Infantry In
structor of Officers at Training Schools, Camp Upton and else
where. Graduate of Army Staff School, War College, October,
1918. Discharged December 23, 1918. Recommissioned Ma
jor, Infantry Reserve Corps.
Francis Le Baron Robbins, Jr.
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance Reserve Corps, August 15,
1917; Major, Ordnance Department, N. A., January 15, 1918;
Lieutenant Colonel, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., October
16, 1918. Served in charge of Artillery Branch, Supply Divi
sion, Ordnance Department, and Assistant to Chief of Artillery
Division, Ordnance Department, at Washington. Discharged
February I, 19 19.
Rowland Ames Robbins, Jr.
Enlisted at Paris, France, in U. S. Air Service, October 12,
1917; promoted Corporal, November 15, 1917; commissioned
2d Lieutenant, December 24, 1917; served overseas with A. E.
F., taking part in the Argonne and St. Mihiel Offensives.
Russell Hurlbut Robbins
Commissioned Captain, Signal Corps, U. S. A., September 12,
1918. Served with Chief Signal Officer at Washington and at
Eastern Department Headquarters. Discharged February 4,
1919.
William Rees Rush
Promoted through grades in U. S. Navy to Captain, October,
1909. Retired November 9, 1916, as Captain, but recalled to
active duty at outbreak of war and served as Commandant of
Navy Yard at Boston to July 25, 1919, when detached from
active duty and returned to retired status. Awarded Congres
sional Medal of Honor for valor in commanding landing forces
at Vera Cruz, 19 14.
Ferdinand Doan Sanford
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Infantry O. R. C, August 15,
191 7; promoted ist Lieutenant, December 20, 191 7; assigned
to 306th Infantry, 153d Brigade, 77th Division; took part in
engagements in the Baccarat Section; Oise-Aisne Offensive;
Meuse-Argonne Offensive, ist and 2d phases. In November,
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191 8, assigned to 63d Brigade Headquarters and served in the
Army of Occupation in Luxembourg and at Coblenz. Dis
charged May 10, 1919.
Louis Phipps Sanger
Entered U. S. Service as ist Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps,
N. G., N. Y., July 11, 1917. Served with I02d Supply Train,
27th Division, as Billeting Officer 27th Division, in France;
on Liaison service at Paris and as Convoy Officer, Air Service.
Discharged April 3, 19 19.
William Cary Sanger, Jr.
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Infantry, November 27, 1917.
Served with the 165th Depot Brigade; with 131st Infantry, 33d
Division, A. E. F., in Belgium and Luxembourg and on firing
line at Woel, France. Served with American Ambulance Field
Service in France, December, 1916, to May, 1917. While
with U. S. Army had tours of duty with Military Intelligence
Division, General Staff, at Washington, and as an Assistant
to the Military Attache in Paris. Discharged May 31, 1919.
Schuyler Schieffelin
Commissioned Captain, Signal Corps, U. S. A. Served as C. O.
49th Aero Squadron; at Signal Corps Concentration Depot at
Winchester, England; at Issoudun and elsewhere in France.
Discharged February 10, 19 19.
Carl H. Schultz
Entered U. S. Service as Private, Infantry, U. S. A., December
5, 1917; Corporal, January 1, 1918; Sergeant, August 1, 1918;
served with 305th Infantry overseas on the Arras Front, Bac
carat Sector, Vesle River Offensive, and Argonne Forest Offen
sive. Wounded by machine gun and by shrapnel, October 3,
1918, and in hospital to January 28, 1919. Discharged March
20, 1919.
Joseph Davis Sears
Commissioned Captain, Signal Corps, December 21, 1917;
Captain, Chemical Warfare Service, August 24, 1918; Major,
October 2, 1918; served as Commander, Signal School of
Photography, Radio Officers' School, and C. O. at Columbia
University. Discharged January 29, 19 19.
Livingston Lyman Short
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps, August 15,
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1917; promoted ist Lieutenant October 29, 1918. Served with
306th Supply Company, Q. M. C. At Camp Upton, Madison
Barracks, Camp Montoir, and elsewhere overseas. Discharged
May 31, 1919.
Henry Lewis Slade, Jr.
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Ordnance Reserve Corps, U. S.
A., May 14, 191 7. Served in Engineering Bureau, office of
Chief of Ordnance, with Ordnance Section, Chemical Warfare
Service, and Headquarters, Ordnance Repair Shops, A. E. F.,
France. Discharged May 14, 1919. Commissioned Captain,
Ordnance Reserve Corps, U. S. A., August 14, 1919.
Herbert Jermain Slocum
Promoted through grades in permanent establishment to
Colonel, Cavalry, U. S. A., on August 2, 1912, and served in
that grade throughout the war. Retired April 25, 1919.
Chandler White Smith, M.D.
Commissioned Assistant Surgeon, U. S. Navy, June 15, 1908,
and promoted through grades to Lieutenant Commander, Med
ical Corps, July 1, 1918; served at Navy Yard, Philadelphia, in
Hospital there and at sea. Still in Service.
Karl Beckwith Smith
Entered service of U. S. as Quartermaster, 2d Class, U. S. N.
R. F., June 8, 1917; promoted Ensign, December 17, 1917.
Served as C. O., Scout Patrol 56, duty L. I. Coast; as Signal
Officer, U. S. S. Illinois, in ist Division, Atlantic Fleet; placed
on inactive duty December 10, 19 18.
William Sidney Smith, M.D.
Commissioned Captain, Medical Corps, April 15, 1918. Served
at Camp Meade, Md., Hospital Center, Rimancourt, France,
at Vichy, and at Bordeaux Embarkation Camp. Discharged
June 13, 1919.
Herbert Whiting Stickney, Jr.
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Infantry Officers' Reserve Corps,
November 27, 1917. Assigned to 305th Infantry, 77th Divi
sion. Overseas at Luneville Sector, Vesle River, Aisne River,
and Argonne Forest. Discharged January 19, 1919.
Francis Russell Stoddard, Jr. ,
Commissioned Major, Ordnance Reserve Corps, May 8, 1918;
assigned to active duty May 15; appointed chief of External
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Relations Section, Control Division, Washington, D. C, May
1 5 ; ordnance representative to Purchase, Storage, and Traffic
Division, General Staff, Washington, June 1 7 ; executive assist
ant to Brig. General O. C. Homey, August 19; ordered to Di
vision Staff Officers' School, Army War College, Washington,
October 4; graduated November 2, and was sent for further
instruction to Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., and to Ordnance
Office, Camp Meade, Md. ; ordered on completion of instruc
tion to Headquarters, 17th Division, Camp Beauregard, La.,
November 6, and assigned as division ordnance officer; dis
charged January 31, 191 9. Commissioned Lieutenant Colonel,
Ordnance Officers' Reserve Corps, September 19, 19 19. While
a Major in the New York State Service, was sent at request of
Eastern Department of the Army in the fall of 191 7, as rank
ing member of a commission of three to investigate and report
on anti-aircraft artillery; in performance of his duties, he
visited as observer and student both the British and P'rench
Armies at the front.
George Harpell Storm
Enlisted as Private, H. Q. Troop, N. G., N. Y., June 4, 191 7,
and promoted ist Lieutenant and assigned to I02d Ammunition
Train; promoted Captain, February 9, 1918, assigned to 104th
Machine Gun Battalion, 27th Division, and served with it
overseas from March, 1918, to September 27, 1918, when sent
to War College at Langres, France, and graduated with highest
rating; took part in engagements at East Poperinghe Line, Mt.
Kemmel, and the Hindenburg Line. Discharged April 2, 1919-
Allen Lawrence Story
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Ordnance Department, U. S. A.,
June 21, 19 1 8, and served at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.
Discharged April 25, 1919.
Walter Lispenard Suydam, Jr.
Commissioned Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, April 5,
1917; promoted Lieutenant, Junior Grade, May 1, 1918. As
signed to Command U. S. S. Hebe, Section Base No. 5, third
Naval District, and as Acting Division Commander, Squadron
9, Division 25. Placed on inactive duty December 30, 1918.
Starr Taintor
Entered U. S. Service from New York Naval Militia, June 23,
19 1 7, as Lieutenant Commander, National Naval Volunteers;
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transferred to U. S. Naval Reserve Force, July I, 191 8, with
same rank; served as Officers' Detail Officer and Assistant to
Personnel Officer, Third Naval District; also on U. S. S.
America and U. S. S. South Dakota; relieved from active duty
at Portsmouth, N. H., May 28, 1919-
Washington Irving Taylor
Entered U. S. Service July 15, 1917, as Colonel, Coast Artil
lery Corps, N. G, N. Y., and served in that grade in Coast
Defenses at Fort Hancock, N. J., Fort Monroe, Va., and
elsewhere. Discharged January 2, 1919.
Ten Broeck Monroe Terhune
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., June
16, 19 1 8. Served at the Aberdeen Proving Ground. Dis
charged March 17, 1919.
George Halsey Thompson
Entered Field Artillery, O. T. C, at Camp Zachary Taylor,
Ky., July 23, 1918. Discharged November 28, 1918.
Juan Terry Trippe
Enrolled in U. S. Naval Reserve Force March 28, 1918. Com
missioned Ensign October 21, 19 18. Placed on inactive duty
January 25, 1919.
Guy Van Amringe
Services as Captain, Military Intelligence Division, General
Staff, from September 3, 191 8. Discharged April 2d, 1919.
Stationed at Washington, D. C.
Herbert Treadwell Wade.
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance Reserve Corps, U. S. A.,
June 14, 19 1 8. Served in Office of Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington, in charge Special Report Unit, Information Section, Ad
ministration Division. Discharged March 22, 19 19. Recom-
missioned Captain, Ordnance R. C, April 17, 1919.
Rhinelander Waldo.
Commissioned Major, Infantry O. R. C, September 10, 1916.
Assigned to active duty, May 5, 1917. Promoted Lieutenant
Colonel, Infantry, November 8, 1918. Served as Major in
301st U. S. Infantry, as Assistant Chief of Staff of 7th and 76th
Divisions, and as Lieutenant Colonel, 2d U. S. Infantry. With
British Army in defensive sector, Flanders, and in defensive
sector in Lorraine with the 7th Division. Graduate of General
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Staff College, A. E. F., and attached to General Staff at War
Department. Discharged and commissioned Lieutenant Colo
nel, Infantry R. C, July 10, 1919.
John Baldwin Walker, M.D.
Commissioned Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A., July 18,
1917; promoted Major, November 5, 1917; Lieutenant Colonel,
October 1, 1918, and Colonel, May 10, 1919. Served in Sur
geon General's Office, Washington, organizing first Army Base
Hospital for special injuries; in England and France as Ob
server; Chief of Surgical Service, Base Hospital 116, Advance
Zone. Discharged June 28, 1919.
Charles Elliott Warren
Commissioned Major, Quartermaster Reserve Corps, U. S. A.,
January 9, 1917; commissioned Major, Ordnance Reserve
Corps, U. S. A., April 16, 1917, and promoted Lieutenant
Colonel, January 13, 191 8. Served on Staff of Chief of Ord
nance, Executive Officer and Contracting Officer, Small Arms
Division, Member Compensation Board, Vice-President and
Governor, War Credits Board, Office Secretary of War. Re
ceived Conspicuous Service Cross of New York State. Now
Colonel, Ordnance Department, Officers' Reserve Corps. Dis
charged January 2, 19 19.
Griswold Webb
Enlisted as Private, F. A., U. S. Army, August 15, 1918, as
candidate at Field Artillery Officers' Training Camp, Camp
Zachary Taylor, Kentucky. Discharged February 21, 1919.
Frank Daniel Webster
Graduate U. S. Military Academy, serving as Lieutenant
Colonel, Infantry, U. S. A., at opening of War. Promoted
Colonel, June 30, 1917, and Brigadier General, National Army,
December 17, 1917; served in Camps here and with A. E. F.,
and as C. G. 8th Brigade, 4th Division; served in Aisne-Marne,
at Brest, and elsewhere. Retired as Colonel, U. S. A., De
cember 3, 19 1 8.
De Witt Clinton Weld, Jr.
Entered U. S. Service on the President's call in 191 7, under
Commission as Major, Field Artillery, N. G, N. Y., serving
with 2d N. Y. Regiment, afterwards the 105th F. A., U. S. A.
Served in Camp here and overseas with A. E. F. ; promoted
Lieutenant Colonel, October 1, 191 7, and Colonel, September
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ii, 1918; took part in the engagements at St. Mihiel, Forges,
Sivry, Bois de Chaume, Haramont Ridge, Hill 378, Reville,
Cote de Romagne, and Meuse-Argonne Offensive; Cited in
Division Orders: "Col. Weld commanding 105 F. A., A. E. F.,
during the training in France and was responsible for its splen
did efficiency. He also commanded this regiment throughout the
Meuse-Argonne Offensive and in the attack on Hill 378 sug
gested and carried out the military plans which made possible
the successes attained by the Infantry supported by his regi
ment." Decorated with the Victory ribbon with three stars.
Discharged April 3, 1919. Reentered State Service and is
Brigadier General, Commanding F. A. Brigade, N. G., N. Y.
Paul Welles
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Signal Reserve Corps, U. S. A.,
June 10, 1917; promoted Captain, October, 1918, and Major,
May, 1919. Served in Office, Chief Signal Officer, A. E. F., at
Paris and Tours, France, in liaison work. Discharged July 19,
1919.
Richard Ward Greene Welling
Ensign, Fleet Naval Reserve, March 27, 191 7, promoted Junior
Lieutenant and Senior Lieutenant; assigned to command Section
Base 4, 3d Naval District, with headquarters at Montauk.
Reynold Webb Wilcox, M.D.
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps, April
6th, 1910, promoted to Major April 9th, 1917, served on Board
of Examiners for Medical Reserve Officers, New York, from
April to September, 191 7, and as Instructor, Medical Officers
Training Camp, Camp Greenleaf, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Hon
orably discharged as "Physically disqualified for active duty,"
November 25th, 1917.
William Douglas Wilkes
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Air Service, U. S. A., July 15,
191 8. On duty at New York City in charge of Air Service
Disposals Office in that District until May 20, 1920, when dis
charged.
Howard Willets
Commissioned Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., August
9, 1918. Served at Auxiliary Remount Depot 333 at Camp
Johnston, Florida. Discharged February 5, 1919.
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Gordon Williams
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Infantry, N. A., November 27,
1 91 7; served with 49th Infantry, 323d Infantry, and 30th In
fantry. Served in England, France, Luxembourg, and Ger
many. In action in St. Die Sector, Sommedieu Sector, Meuse-
Argonne Offensive. Cited General Orders, 8 1st Division.
Frederic Newhall Wilson, M.D.
Commissioned Captain, Medical Reserve Corps, April, 191 7;
Major, September, 1918; Lieutenant Colonel, May, 1919.
Served at Camp Upton and Camp Dix; at Medical Evacuation
Hospital No. 19, and with Headquarters Staff at Allerey and
Beaune, France. Discharged June 14, 19 19.
Eric Fisher Wood
Major, Infantry Reserve Corps, U. S. A., in 1916. Major,
British Army, 1917. Commissioned Major, Infantry, N. A.,
August 14, 191 7; promoted Lieutenant Colonel, and assigned
to General Staff, A. E. F., 191 8. Served with 83d and 88th
U. S. Divisions at the Somme, Arras, Meuse-Argonne. Twice
wounded, Arras, April, 19 17, gassed at Lake La Chaussee,
November, 19 18. Decorated with Croix de Guerre (Corps
citation). Received the Medaille d'Honneur (en or) of French
Ministry of Health, and is Officier Ordre de 1' Eletoile Noire.
Discharged April 25, 1919. Made Officer, Legion of
Honour.
Leonard Wood
At opening of the War was Major General, U. S. A., and
served in command of Departments and Divisions. Decorated
with the Medal of Honor (Indian Campaign) ; Grand Officer,
Legion of Honor; Distinguished Service Medal.
Marshall William Wood
Promoted through grades in permanent establishment until re
tirement on April 23, 1904, as Lieutenant Colonel, Medical
Corps, U. S. Army. Assigned to active duty on June 22, I9!7>
and continuously on active duty until February 28, 1919-
Served during this period as president or senior medical officer
of medical examining board, examining National Guard, candi
dates for Officers Training Camps, and applicants for com
mission in Medical and Dental Corps. At present on retired
list with same grade of Lieutenant Colonel.
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Spencer Shepard Wood
Graduate U. S. Naval Academy; promoted through grades to
Rear Admiral in October, 1917; served during the war in
command U. S. S. Oklahoma; the ist Naval District and Di
vision of the Pacific Fleet.
William Herbert Wood
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Infantry Reserve Corps, August
15, 1917. Served with 166th Infantry, 42d Division, and 104th
Infantry, 26th Division. Served overseas in the Luneville
Sector, Baccarat Sector, Northwest of Toul, Belleau Woods,
and Second Battle of the Marne; wounded July 25, 1918, near
Epieds, France. Discharged March 28, 1919.
Harold Chase Woodward
Commissioned Captain, Infantry Reserve Corps, U. S. A., May
2, 1917; promoted Major, Infantry, U. S. A., August 15, 1917.
Served with 305th Infantry, 77th Division, in the Aisne-Marne,
Aisne-Oise, and Defensive Sector; also Baccarat Sector, Ville
Savoie, Vesle, Mount Diable, and elsewhere. Wounded twice
and gassed at Aisne River near Longueville, September 5, 1918.
Discharged August 25, 1919. Recommissioned Major, In
fantry R. C.
Service Other Than Military or Naval
George Elder Adams
Service as an agent in the U. S. Secret Service Division, U. S.
Treasury Department from February 12, 191 7, to December
1, 1917, and then regularly appointed and commissioned an
operative and served as a volunteer for the duration of the war.
Robert Lawrence Ahles
Services as a member of the American Red Cross with the
A. E. F. in France from October, 19 18, to March, 1919.
Louis Annin Ames
Services as member Am. Red Cross in N. Y. City from April
17,  , to January, 1919; as chairman Liberty Loan Commit
tee of the Sons of the American Revolution in all drives, selling
over 150 million dollars worth of bonds; and as chairman of
N. Y. Trade Division, Flag Trade; and in War Savings
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William Morris Austin
Services in Office Superintending Constructor, U. S. Navy, 3d
District, in charge of the Textile Department.
J. Bayard Backus
Services as "Field Director, Red Cross War Council," in 1917,
May and June, in organizing Red Cross Chapters in the New
England States; and in September and October, 191 7, as "Spe
cial Field Representative," in the "Campaign Headquarters
Division of U. S. Food Administration," serving in West Va.,
N. C, Penn., and Delaware.
William Seaman Bainbridge, M. D.
Service in aid of American Red Cross, Brooklyn Chapter, in
raising funds and furnishing medical and surgical department
U. S. S. Washington; in making Red Cross, hospital, and sani
tary survey at fronts of Allied and Central powers and reporting
them to U. S. Navy and War Departments; and in organizing,
lecturing to and preparing men for Naval Medical Service.
Rev. Charles Warren Baldwin
Services as "Four Minute Man" for the whole period of that
organization, and Red Cross Representative for Field Hospital
No. 2 at Ossining, N. Y., from November, 1918, to March,
1919.
Elbert Spicer Barlow
Services as member Local Advisory Board No. 14 of Cleveland
in Selective Service Draft in 1918; as member Local Board,
Division No. 7, for Boston, 19 18, and as member Liberty Loan
Committee of New England in Spring, 191 8.
Morgan Gibbes Barnwell
Services as Chairman Local Board No. 2 of Orange Co., N. Y.,
in Selective Service Draft from July 14, 191 7, to March 31,
1919.
George Butterfield Bates
Chief Clerk of Supplies in Federal Food Bureau, Sugar Divi
sion, N. Y. City, from August 1 to December 15, 19 18.
William Graves Bates
Services in making addresses at Middletown, Port Jervis, and
other places for the purpose of arousing patriotic interest in
the War and stimulating recruiting in April and May, 191 7,
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Howard Randolph Bayne
Services from September to November, 191 8, as Associate mem
ber Legal Advisory Board for the City of New York, as a mem
ber of the "Administrative Committee," supervising work of
8 or 10 local boards; also as member of the Board of Contract
Adjustment, U. S. War Department, from September, 1919, to
1920; as a Charter member of Staten Island Chapter Am. Red
Cross; also as a member V. C. A., field service in guarding the
N. Y. Aqueduct from September 5th to 14th, 191 7.
Bennett Sheldon Beach, M. D.
Services as volunteer with British and Canadian Recruiting
Mission in N. Y. City as Special Examiner of the eyes of re
cruits, attending daily from June 12, 1917, to October 12, 1918.
Robert Chetwood Beatty
Services as Associate member Legal Advisory Board No. 125,
Borough of Manhattan, N. Y. City, in Selective Service Draft
from December 12, 1917, to termination of Board.
James Montgomery Beck
Services throughout the War period by voice and pen in creat
ing in this country and abroad sentiment in support of the suc
cess of the World War and the creation of patriotic support
of the efforts of this nation to that end. Decorated by France
as Officer of the Legion of Honor and by Belgium as Com
mander of the Order of the Crown.
Charles Bellows
Services in 19 15 arid 191 6, in carrying messages to and from
our Ambassadors in France and Spain and here, and in 191 7-
1918 acted for the Emergency War Board and National Se
curity League, drilling men for U. S. Army in Vermont, N. H.,
and N. Y., and in drilling women for work abroad for Nat'l
League of Women Workers.
Samuel Rossiter Betts
Services as Advisory Counsel to U. S. Alien Property Custo
dian in matters relating to patents and trademarks; as member
Legal Advisory Board, N. Y. City, in Selective Service Draft;
U. S. Commissioner Southern District, N. Y., acting as Mag
istrate in enforcing War statutes.
William Peugeot Bird
Services from August 1, 1918, to February 15, 1919, as Gen
eral Auditor, Y. M. C. A., in connection with National War
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Work Council, with jurisdiction over all accounting forces in
the cities here and all affiliated branches abroad.
Joseph Napoleon Blye
Services from November 28, 191 7, to end of war as an Oper
ator of the American Protective League.
John Meyer Bowers
Appointed by the President as one of three lawyers to act on
the Legal Advisory Board in New York City. Died March 7,
1918.
Frederick Chester Boynton
Services as member Local Board, Borough of New York City,
in Selective Service Draft.
George Johnston Bradish
Services as Legal Advisor to the Local Selective Service Draft
Board at Charlottesville, Va., during its existence.
Cranston Brenton
Services in charge of the personnel of the Young Men's Chris
tian Association in Great Britain with headquarters at London.
Philip Milledoler Brett
Services as member of Executive Committee Y. M. C. A. Over
seas Athletic Work and Associate Member of Legal Advisory
Board to Local Board in N. Y. City in Selective Service
Draft.
Theodore Brink
Services as Chairman of Committee for Town of Ulster, Ulster
County, New York, for sale of War Savings Stamps during
June, 1918, and also as Chairman in Red Cross Drives.
William Benjamin Bristow
Services as Associate Director of Foreign Personnel, Atlantic
Division, American Red Cross, March-December, 1918, and as
Chairman Legal Advisory Board to Local Board 132, New
York City, in Selective Service Draft from November, 1917, to
end of hostilities.
George Tuttle Brokaw
Services as Corporal in First Provisional Regiment, N. Y.
Guard, on guard duty on New York Aqueduct in field service
from August 7, to 22, 1917; also President of Industrial Chris
tian Alliance during the War which recruited 750 men and
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John Barker Brown
Services as member Legal Advisory Board, Warren County,
New York, in Selective Service Draft, and as Chairman of Com
mittee for middle Warren County Section in all Liberty Loan
Drives.
Andrew Bryson
In Liberty Loan and Red Cross drives in New Castle, Dela
ware, served as Chairman of the Men's Committee during the
Second and Third Liberty Loan drives. Died October I, 1918.
Cyril Herbert Burdett
Member Legal Advisory Board No. 23, New York City, for
December, 1917, to November, 1918.
George William Burleigh
Member of Liberty Loan Committee, Red Cross Committees,
officer who was designated by the War Work Council of Y. M.
C. A. to establish a School of Instruction for its Overseas
Secretaries; officer of N. Y. Guard on active duty for State at
Washington, service on Aqueduct as inspector and detailed aide
of the General commanding the Military forces of the State.
Awarded by Republic of France the decoration of Chevalier,
Legion d'Honneur, which was conferred by Monsieur Rene
Viviani at N. Y. City, April 11, 1921; awarded by the Gov
ernor of New York the Conspicuous Service Cross of the State
of N. Y., June 4, 1921. Awarded by Italy the Order of the
Crown.
William Raymond Burling
Services as Negotiator and later as Real Estate Examiner for
U. S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Charles Sperry Byington
Services as Captain of a Company in Pasadena, California, in
sale of Liberty Bonds.
Charles Lewis Cammann, Jr.
Services in organizing and constructing pistol and revolver in
struction to the Home Defense League and of Classes for rifle
instruction for recruits for the army — New York City.
Edward Cary Cammann
Worked as Member American Protective League under U. S.
Department of Justice from July, 1917, to end of war.
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Duncan Candler
Services in designing and superintending erection of housing
buildings for the Housing Committee of the War Work Coun
cil of the Y- M. C. A. in 1917-1918.
Henry Brevoort Cannon
During entire war period served as Member Executive Com
mittee Hackensack Chapter, American Red Cross and Chair
man Military Relief Committee working at Camp Merritt,
New Jersey.
Sydney Howard Carney, Jr.
In 1917 and 1918 Medical Examiner for Selective Service
Draft Board at New Brighton, S. I., and from October 1, 1918,
to July 7, 1919, as member American Red Cross Headquarters,
Paris, France, serving in Bureau of Hospital Administration.
John Denison Champlin
Services as member detachment V. C. A. forming part of ist
Provisional Regiment, N. Y. Guard, in field service guarding
the N. Y. Aqueduct between August 18 and September 3, 1917.
Samuel Austin Chapin
Assistant Field Director with rank of Captain, serving at Red
Cross Headquarters at General Hospital No. 3, Colonia, New
Jersey, from May to November, 1918.
Edwin Nesbit Chapman
Services as Instructor in Navigation at U. S. Naval Commu
nication Service and U. S. S. Granite State, New York City,
from May, 1918, to end of the war.
Frank Michley Chapman
Appointed Director Bureau of Publications, National Head
quarters, American Red Cross, June 1, 1917; attached to In
sular and Foreign Division June 1, 1918; appointed Commis
sioner to Latin-American Republics in October, 19 18, and
toured there; reported to League of Red Cross Societies at
Paris, April 1 to June 1, 19 19.
Jonathan Brace Chittenden
Services as private and 1st Lieutenant, ist Provisional Regi
ment, N. Y. Guard, in field service on the N. Y. Aqueduct.
John Herbert Claiborne
Member Medical Advisory Board, Selective Service Draft,
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N. Y. City; Speaker in Red Cross and Liberty Bonds drives
and in recruiting for 27th Division.
Howard King Coolidge
Served in ist Provisional Regiment, N. Y. Guard, on N. Y.
Aqueduct, doing field service for six weeks in 1917-
Winthrop Cowdin
Treasurer of Westchester County Chapter, American Red
Cross, July 1, 1915, to November 1, 1918, and on field staff of
Red Cross at Debarkation Hospital No. 3, New York City,
January to April, 1919.
Edwin Stockton Cox
Services as member V. C. A. part of ist Provisional Regiment,
N. Y. Guard, in field service on the Aqueduct from August
23 to September 3, 1917, inclusive.
Percy Waldron Crane
Services as Associate Member Legal Advisory Board, Borough
of Manhattan, New York City, in Selective Service Draft.
Leverett Finch Crumb
Government Appeal Agent for Local Board No. 1, Westchester
County, New York, in Selective Service Draft; member Peek-
skill Committee in all Liberty Loan Drives; Chairman Home
Service Commmittee, Peekskill Branch American Red Cross,
and Fuel Administrator for Village of Peekskill.
Guernsey Curran
Member Liberty Loan Committees, Town of Oyster Bay, in all
drives; Chairman of Committees in Red Cross War Fund and
Roll Call Drives ; Chairman Oyster Bay War Savings Commit
tee and Y. M. C. A. Drives for funds and of Speakers Bureau
Allied War Work Drive for funds on Long Island.
Harlow Clarke Curtiss
Member District Board No. 3 of Western District of New
York in Selective Service Draft having appellate jurisdiction
over Erie and other counties; serving from March, 19 18, to
close of hostilities.
Richard Turner Dana
Served from July, 1917, to June, 1918, under appointment by
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Right Rev. James Henry Darlington
Services as Volunteer Chaplain for U. S. troops stationed at
Fort Totten, New York, in 191 7.
Thomas Darlington
Secretary of Welfare, American Iron and Steel Institute ; Chair
man, Committee on Fatigue, Council of National Defense; in
October, 1919, appointed Consulting Physician and in charge
of welfare at Hog Island Shipyard.
William Bates. Davenport
Member Draft Appeal Board for New York City in 191 7, in
Selective Service Draft.
Frank Everett Davidson
Served as one of Y. M. C. A. Corps of Instructors for the in
struction of overseas Secretaries in 191 8 and member of Staff
of Army and Navy Officers working in Liberty Loan Drives in
1918. Member with the grade of Captain, of detachment
V. C. A. forming part of ist Provisional Regiment, N. Y.
Guard, in field service guarding the N. Y. Aqueduct with
grade of Captain, serving as Battalion Adjutant for thirty days
in August and September, 19 17.
Bennett De Beixedon
Services throughout the period of the War as member of Legal
Advisory Board to Draft Board No. 44, N. Y. City, in the
Selective Service Draft.
Edward Francis Fremaux de Beixedon, Jr.
Ambulance Driver for Transportation Dept., American Red
Cross in France from February, 191 8, to January, 19 19.
Louis Effingham de Forest
Secretary Yale Military Committee of New York from March
17, 1917, until entry into Army August 16, 1917- This com
mittee by speeches and literature and individual appeal worked
in aid of the Officers Training Camps, the Medical Officers
Reserve Corps, maintaining a recruiting station and a Red
Cross Auxiliary.
David Nichols Dennis
Services as member Medical Advisory Board, District of Penn
sylvania, in Selective Service Draft, at Erie from June, 191 6,
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Rene Amedee de Russy
Services as Lieutenant in the American Protective League, an
Auxiliary of the U. S. Department of Justice, in Zone No. 6,
New York City.
William De Wolf Dimock
Food Administrator for Gloucester Co., Va. Local Treasurer
of the Red Cross. In Naval Intelligence Service under Com
mandant, Norfolk, Va., Navy Yard.
Charles Andrew Ditmas
Served as Army Y. M. C. A. Assistant Secretary, without sal
ary, from May i, 191 8, to April 30, 1919, at Fort Hamilton,
Fort Tilden, Fort Totten, and the Rockaway Naval Air
Station.
Francis Stilwell Dixon
Services as Member of Commission on Training Camp activities
in Song Leadership at Naval Stations and Camps.
William Coffin Dornin
Served with the ist Provisional Regiment from August 7th to
August 25th, 1917.
Louis Hays Dos Passos
Services as member of Committee of 9th Coast A. C, New
York Guard; in Liberty Loan Drives.
Charles Gregg Dumont
Assistant Treasurer, Rochester Chapter American Red Cross,
July to October, 191 7, and Associate Member of Legal Ad
visory Board of Monroe County, New York, from November,
1917, to May, 1918.
John Eignace Dumont
Director Rochester Chapter American Red Cross with rank
of Major and Chairman Canteen services from May, 1918, to
October, 1919, giving entire time to the work.
Frederick Lovejoy Durland
Services as member Legal Advisory Board to Draft Board,
N. Y. City, in Selective Service Draft.
Frederick Dwight
Associated with War Trade Board, New York office, from
November 14, 191 7, to May 14, 191 9, helping to conduct
Bureau of Enemy Trade and later the Bureau of War Trade
Intelligence, assigned for a time to pass upon mail matter in-
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terrupted by the Postal Censorship, and for a time to assist in
closing affairs of the Bureau of Enemy War Trade in Wash
ington, D. C.
Thomas Lindsay Elder
Services as Member Local Board No. 159, Borough of New
York City, in Selective Service Draft.
Lawrence Bogert Elliman
Lieutenant of American Protective League under Department of
Justice; Chairman of District House to House Canvass, 42nd
to 1 ioth Streets, in United War Work Campaign; Chairman
42nd to 59th Streets District in the Liberty Loan Drives; and
District Leader in Red Cross Campaign.
Alanson Trask Enos, Jr.
Entered New York Office War Trade Board November 20,
191 7, and served to April, 191 9, as Administrative Officer,
Assistant to Special Agent, and Special Agent in charge of
office.
DEWrrT Clinton Falls
Services in compiling the work known as "Army and Navy In
formation" ; as member of Civilian Board to take up matter
of procuring uniforms, their manufacture and specifications;
from September, 19 17, through 191 8 and into 1919, gave up
all his time to the recruiting of a regiment in place of the 7th
Infantry N. G. of upwards of 2,000 men under his command
and furnishing over 1,000 recruits for U. S. service; organized
and supervised teams in two Victory Loans and Red Cross
Drive; this work continued until his entry into U. S. service in
1918.
Hugh Wentworth Greene Field
From November 6, 1917, to July 5, 1918, had charge of the
Speakers Bureau of the Central Division of American Red
Cross in Chicago and from July 6 to October 25, 191 8, con
nected with the Italian Auxiliary there which is a Chapter of
Red Cross.
Andrew Giraud Foote
Civilian Assistant to Paymaster General, Bureau of Supplies and
Accounts, Navy Department, Washington, D. C, in charge of
operating Navy tank cars, transporting high explosives. Served
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George Jesse Foran
Chairman American Engineering Service which furnished thou
sands of highest type engineers to the Government; Chair
man Committee on Engineering Resources of American So
ciety of Mechanical Engineers doing similar work; member
Special Condenser Committee of War Industries Board; and
Chairman of Condenser Committee of Emergency Fleet Cor
poration.
Samuel Edson Gage
Served about twelve days in ist Provisional Regt., N. Y. Guard,
in 19 1 7. Captain of ist Provisional Company, men of the Vet
eran Corps of Artillery.
Elbert Henry Gary
Chairman Sub-Committee War Industries Board.
Danforth Geer
Services during period of the War as Chairman Hoosick Chap
ter, American Red Cross, and of the various Red Cross and
Y. M. C. A. drives, of United War Work and the four Lib
erty Loan and Victory Loan Drives.
Danforth Geer, Jr.
From November 1, 1917, to January 20, 1918, Member Legal
Advisory Board in New York City in Selective Service Draft;
and from January 21, to October 9, 19 18, served as Executive
Assistant to head of Work Order Branch in contract section
of Procurement Division, Ordnance Department.
Frederick Everest Haight
Member Council National Defense from April, 191 7, to
January, 1918; Member War Industries Board, 19 17, and
1918; and from January 17, 1918, to December 31, 1918,
served as buyer of knit goods for Quartermaster Corps.
Waived recommendations for Commission in Army to act in
civilian capacity at War Department's request.
Thomas Hale
Active committeeman in all Liberty Loan campaigns and in all
drives of Red Cross, Y. M. C. A., United War Work, and
Salvation Army. Registrar at several registrations under Selec
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Alexander Mitchell Hall, 2nd
Served in France from September, 1917, with American Red
Cross, first as Aide to Committee of Military, then as Director
of Transportation before entering the Army in June, 19 18.
Edward Simmons Hall
Served in Supply Department, New York County Chapter,
Atlantic Division, American Red Cross, September, 191 8, to
January 1, 1919.
Arthur Byron Hamlen
Member Local Board No. 47, New York City, in Selective
Service Draft, from December, 1917, to March 15, 1919, and
member American Protective League, under Department of
Justice, from March 6, 1918.
Albert Church Hamlin
Served from September 1, 1917, to November, 1918, in Clerical
positions without pay under the management of the War Work
Council of Y. M. C. A.
Henry Stanley Haskins
Song Leader for Camps Merritt and Mills from early in 191 7
to October, 191 8; also did some service as Song Leader at other
Long Island Army Camps and at the Port of Embarkation.
Abraham Hatfield, Jr.
Accepted as Volunteer in American Red Cross for service in
France in May, 1918; made Inspector, with rank of Captain,
and served overseas until February, 1919.
John Armstrong Herman
A four minute speaker for one year prior to the Armistice;
member Legal Advisory Board of Harrisburg, Pa., in Selective
Service Draft, serving one and one-half years to date of Armis
tice; member American Red Cross, Harrisburg.
Frank Judson Hess
Services as member of organization taking part in Liberty Bond
and War Chest drives.
Frederick Barnard Hinchman
Served during 191 7 and 191 8 as Member Legal Advisory
Board No. 23, New York City, in Selective Service Draft.
Allen Tilton Hopping
Member Legal Advisory Board to Local Board, New Yirk
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City, in Selective Service Draft during entire operation of the
draft; also member Liberty Loan Committees and the Execu
tive Committees of the Woolen and Worsted Industries in
Liberty and Victory Loan Drives.
William Macpherson Hornor
Member Advisory Committee, American Red Cross, Main
Line Branch No. i ; served in Red Cross and War Chest Drives;
member of the Reception Committee of the War Service Com
mittee, Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
Harold Hurd
Chief of American Protective League, Chaves and Lea Cos,
N. M., from January, 1918, to February, 1919; also Chairman
Chaves Co. 4 minute men during entire war period.
Raymond Newton Hyde
Served in Battery A, First Provisional Regt., N. Y. G, Aug.
10 to Sept. 15, 1917.
John Vosburgh Irwin
Served as Government Appeal Agent at Local Board No. 164
in Borough of Manhattan, New York City, in Selective Service
Draft, from August 15, 1918, to March 19, 1919.
Daniel Dana Jackson
Volunteer Services as Dean of the School of Military Photog
raphy and Professor of Explosives in Columbia University;
services rendered in New York City and at War Department,
Washington.
Walter Jennings
Chairman N. Y. Co. Chapter Am. Red Cross from September
20, 1918, to April 1, 1919.
John Quincy Adams Johnson "
Services as member of detachment of V. C. A., forming part of
ist Provisional Regiment, N. Y. Guard, in field service guarding
the N. Y. Aqueduct in August and September, 1917.
William Schuyler Johnson
Services with War Trade Board at Washington, D. C, from
October, 1917, to December 23, 1918.
Walter Rysam Jones
Services as member ist Provisional Regt., N. Y. Guard, in
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field service guarding the N. Y. Aqueduct in July, August, and
September, 19 17.
Orrin Reynolds Judd
Associate member Legal Advisory Board to Local Board No.
N. Y. City in Selective Service Draft in 1917, 1918;
Member of Personnel Committee of Y. M. C. A., Eastern
Dept., in 19 17.
Ogden Avery Keep
Member of Committee of Brooklyn Chapter Am. Red Cross
during their several drives for funds.
Jerome Kingsbury
Served as Surgeon, V. C. A., detailed to headquarters, 1st Pro
visional Regiment, N. Y. Guard. In field service guarding
the New York Aqueduct August 8, to November 17, 1917.
Eugene Jackson Koop
Services as member V. C. A. detachment forming part ist Pro
visional Regiment, N. Y., Guard, in field service guarding the
N. Y. Aqueduct August 8th to and including August 21st.
Robert Sharp Kunkel
Work as member Am. Protective League in Zone 10-B in Bor
ough of Brooklyn from March, 191 8, to February 1, 19 19.
Francis Griswold Landon
Field Director Am. Red Cross in charge of Camp Jackson,
Camp Mills, Aviation Fields 1 & 2, L. I., and Camp Merritt,
serving from September 1, 19 17, to October 1, 19 18.
Robert Getty Langdon
Member Legal Advisory Board to Local Board No. 47, N. Y.
City, in Selective Service Draft, October-November, 19 18, and
assisted Local Board No. 126, N. Y. City, in June and July,
1917-
Edgar Cottrell Leonard
Member of Liberty Loan Committee of Albany from 19 17 to
end of War, taking active part in all drives.
Maxwell Lester
Worked from July 15, 1918, to February 1, 1919, as Investi
gator and Captain in American Protective League in Military
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John Douglas Lindsay
Chairman Local Board No. 153, N. Y. City, in Selective
Service Draft from July, 1917, to January, 1919.
Harvey Klapp Lines
Services as Member of Committee at Flushing, N. Y., in all
Liberty Loan Drives.
Edward Hubbard Litchfield
Services as member of sub-committee of the Council of National
Defense from August, 191 7, to end of the war in devising pro
tective body armor for troops.
Electus Darwin Litchfield
Services as architect and Town Planner to the Shipping Board
from February, 1917, to December, 1919.
Robert Forsyth Little
Government Appeal Agent for Local Board No. 19, Borough
of the Bronx.
William Gilman Low, Jr.
Legal Adviser to Local Board No. , Borough Man
hattan, N. Y. City, in Selective Service Draft during entire
War period; also member of Executive Committee of War
Works Council Y. M. C. A. during the War; also from
January ist, 19 1 8, to January 1, 1919, Liaison Official between
War Work Council Y. M. C. A. and Division of Military In
telligence, Army General Staff, and the office of Naval Intelli
gence, Washington, D. C.
Benjamin Rush Lummis
Services as Commissary and Captain in V. C. A., serving with
the ist Provisional N. Y. Guard in field service guarding the
N. Y. Aqueduct from August 17th. for about two months in
1917.
Lea McIlvaine Luquer
Service in 19 18 as Volunteer Instructor in War Topography
for the Students' Army Training Corps at Columbia University.
James McCosh Magie
Member Local Board, Chelsea District, N. Y. City, in Selective
Draft from December, 1917, to March, 1918, and with U. S.
Food Administration at N. Y. City from March, 1918, to July,
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Clarence Augustus Manning
Special Translator in Bureau of Investigation, Department of
Justice, Washington, D. C, and as Reader of Foreign News
papers for Post Office Department serving for $i a year.
David Parish Barhydt Marshall
Four Minute Man of the Committee on Public Information in
Wyoming through entire period of its existence; also Director
of Sheridan Co., Wyoming, Chapter Am. Red Cross, for entire
period of war; also member Executive Committee Loyalty
League, which had sole charge of all financial war activities, as
Liberty Loan, Red Cross, United War Charities, and other
drives; also Chief of American Protective League for Sheridan
Co., Wyoming.
George Washington Martin
Member Legal Advisory Board to Local Board No. 31, Borough
of Brooklyn.
John Stevens Melcher
Member Local Board, Borough of Manhattan, in Selective
Service Draft from January to December, 19 18.
Henry Melville
Member Legal Advisory Board for 108th District, Borough of
Manhattan, N. Y. City, in Selective Service Draft from its
organization to completion of the Draft.
Samuel Milbank, M. D.
Medical Examiner for Local Board No. 159, N. Y. City, in
Selective Service Draft from July, 1917, to entrance into Army
in August, 19 1 8.
John Post Miller
Fuel Administrator for Oswego Co. from October 19, 1917, to
February 28, 1919; also Chairman Oswego County War Sav
ings Committee; Secretary Liberty Loan and Victory Loan
Committee; also member Executive Committee Oswego Co.
Chapter Red Cross from January, 191 7.
Telfair Marriott Minton
Associate Field Director with rank of Captain in Am. Red
Cross, serving from February 3, 1918, to October 1, 1920, at
Governors Island and Debarkation Hospital No. 3, N. Y.
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Hardin Philips Alan Montgomery
Services as member American Protective League from February,
1918, till entry in U. S. Service.
Henry Eglinton Montgomery
Active member in American Protective League from December,
1917, to its disbandment in February, 1919; also raised the
Section of Ambulances from the N. Y. Stock Exchange known
as No. 10, which served in Albania, and raised also a section and
one-half of Ambulances from Columbia University, which
served on the French front. Both of these were for American
Field Service.
John Hill Morgan
Member of Brooklyn Committee in all Liberty Loan Drives and
active as a Speaker in the same.
Albert James Myer
Services as Chairman Liberty Loan Committee for Pemaquid,
Town of Bristol, Maine, in 3d, 4th, and Victory Loan Drives;
member Committee of Public Safety and Eight Minute Men.
Acosta Nichols
Member Distribution Committee of the Liberty Loan Commit
tee for Second Federal Reserve District, having entire charge of
selling Liberty bonds in N. Y. Reserve District; also Chairman
Liberty Loan Committee, District No. 6, in all campaigns in
Queens & Richmond Boroughs & Nassau & Suffolk Counties.
Harry Parmelee Nichols
Secretary Home Service Section ; Chairman Military Relief and
Treasurer of Glen Ridge Chapter Am. Red Cross during 1918
and 1919 to date; also Assistant Director, Secretary & Treasurer
War Camp Community Committee of Glen Ridge 1918-1919;
also member of Victory Loan Committee of Glen Ridge.
Louis Mansfield Ogden
Services in Bureau of Administration, War Trade Board at
Washington, D. C, from September, 1918, to May, 1919.
Irving Sands Olds
Special Assistant to Second Assistant Secretary of War, Wash
ington, D. C, February to July, 1918; and acting Counsellor
Am. Red Cross at Paris in Connection with organization of
League of Red Cross Societies in April and May, 19 19.
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Rev. William Henry Owen, Jr.
Civilian Chaplain of War Commission of Protestant Episcopal
Church, Diocese of New York, serving as such at Debarkation
Hospitals No. I and 2, at Ellis Island and Fox Hills, Staten
Island, respectively, serving in October, November, and De
cember, 191 8.
Howland Pell
Captain of Infantry, N. Y. Guard, served with 1st Provisional
Regiment, N. Y. Guard, guarding Water Supply, N. Y. City;
on Field service duty from August 8, 191 7, to March 26, 1919.
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Services as member V. C. A. and part of ist Provisional Regi
ment, N. Y. Guard, in field service on New York Aqueduct,
1917-
Harvey Foote Remington
Member Monroe County, N. Y., Legal Advisory Board, Selec
tive Service Draft, from July, 1917, through drafts of 1917 and
19 1 8. Solicitor, Liberty Loan drives.
George Nelson Reynolds
Served on several Teams in Liberty War Bond Drives in Lan
caster, Pa., and also as President of the Hamilton Club there;
organized drives in it, securing $1,000,000 subscriptions.
Henry Suydam Reynolds
Services in Military Intelligence Department of the East, at
Governors Island, N. Y., daily from June to December, 1918.
Philip Rhinelander
Services as member V. C. A. Detachment, forming part ist Pro
visional Regiment, N. Y. Guard, in field service guarding the
N. Y. Aqueduct for three weeks in summer, 1917-
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander
Services as member V. C. A. detachment, forming part ist Pro
visional Regiment, N. Y. Guard, in Field Service guarding the
N. Y. Aqueduct, 19 17.
Frederick Barnard Richards
Services in the City of Glens Falls in all Drives for war loans ;
Chairman of Committee in "Salvation Army" Drive; Captain
of team in 3d Ward "War Chest" Drive; and member Executive
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Archibald Rogers
Chairman, Dutchess County, New York, Defense Council,
November 21, 1917, and still serving. Chairman, Liberty and
Victory Loan Committees, Dutchess County, N. Y. Com
missioned Lieut. Colonel, N. Y. G. on November 22, 1917,
and on December 8, 191 7, detailed to ist Infantry, N. Y. G.
Commanded ist Infantry on Aqueduct duty, 191 7. Trans
ferred to Reserve List, N. Y.G., as Colonel, on March 20, 19 19.
Edward Kendall Rogers
Served as Operative in American Protective League, Bureau of
Investigation, from April, 1917, to February 1, 1919, at Santa
Barbara, Cal.
Edward Adolphus Rollins
Served with 1st Provisional Regiment, N. Y. Guard, guarding
Water Supply, N. Y. City, doing field service August 22d to
September 5, 19 17.
Henry Gansevoort Sanford
Served in War Trade Board as Assistant in Bureau of Enemy
Trade in the N. Y. Office from December, 1917, to May, 1918.
W. Prentice Sanger
Appointed District Director of War Department Commission
on Training Camp activities in January, 191 8; served as such
until appointed Executive Secretary and Chief of Staff of the
Commission, serving until February, 19 19.
William Cary Sanger
Appointed Director of Department of Military Relief, Potomac
Division, Am. Red Cross, Washington, D. C, December 22,
1917, and served as such and as Assistant Manager and Man
ager until January 28, 1919.
Herbert L. Satterlee
Services during the period of the War in aiding organization
of the N. Y. Naval Militia, in the selection of Naval Camps,
in establishing the Radio School on U. S. S. New Hampshire,
contributing its apparatus, and in establishing training schools,
camps, and activities for Naval Forces at Columbia University
and elsewhere; services in connection with the Navy League
and the "Comforts Committee"; also services in connection
with the Presidency of the Navy Club in providing in N. Y.
City during war time housing accommodations for Navy men.
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William Lawrence Sayers
Services as member detachment,' V. C. A. forming part of 1st
Provisional Regiment, N. Y. Guard, in field service guarding
the N. Y. Aqueduct, August 15th to September 15, 1917.
Arthur Frederic Schermerhorn
Services in 1917-1918 as U. S. Disbursing Officer in the State
of N. Y. specially in connection with the Selective Service Draft.
Wm. Jay Schieffelin
Member War Work Council, Y. M. C. A., Liberty Loan Com
mittee and Chairman of Drug Trade Division, National War
Savings Committee.
Philip Van Rensselaer Schuyler
Member of the American Protective League, organized under
the Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice. Carried
on investigations at Amityville, Long Island, and Plainfield,
New Jersey.
John Henry Scott
Services during the period of the War with the International
Committee Y. M. C. A.; as member Brooklyn Liberty Loan
Drives Committee in charge of meetings, Speakers, and Parades.
Louis Livingston Seaman
Services beginning in 1914 and continuing during the War in
Belgium and France in organizing the Anglo-American Ambu
lance service, and in Red Cross and Hospital Work with the
Allied forces.
Charles Lawrence Sheldon
Services in Chemical Warfare Department in charge of Inspec
tion of parts of Gas Masks at the Gas Defense Plant, Long
Island City, N. Y., from April to December 20, 1918.
Robert Fitch Shepard
Services as associate member of Legal Advisory Board, District
of Columbia, in Selective Service Draft from December, 19 17,
to November, 191 8.
Charles Hitchcock Sherrill
Services as Adjutant General N. Y. State in connection with
the Selective Service Draft in 1917-1918.
Henry Sillcocks
Services as member of detachment of V. C. A. forming part of
ist Provisional Regiment, N. Y. Guard, in field service guard-
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ing the N. Y. Aqueduct August 15 to 25, 1917, inclusive.
Also as legal advisor in 1918 to Local Board No. 155, Borough
Manhattan, N. Y. City, in the Selective Service Draft.
John Sloane
Entered the Division of Military Intelligence as a Volunteer
Worker, September 15, 19 18, was commissioned 1st Lieutenant
Nov. 9, but because he did not receive the commission until
Armistice was signed, declined it.
William Sloane
Chairman of the National War Work Council of the Y. M. C.
A. from its organization April 26, 19 17, and still serving.
Chairman of its Executive Committee and Chairman of its
Committees on Allied Armies and Prisoners of War and member
of its Finance Committee. Served overseas in France with the
A. E. F. from June to August, 19 18.
Clarence Wilbur Smith
Devoted practically all his time in 19 17 and 191 8 to the raising
of troops for the Army, sending overseas in Federal Service over
1700 men, furnishing 200 men and officers for guarding the
Aqueduct, and raising and organizing under his command a
regiment of State troops of over 1000 men.
George William Smith
Services as member American Protective League, Zone No. 7,
from April, 19 18, to end of the War, and as member Red Cross
Drive Committee December, 1917-January, 191 8.
Louis J. Snyder
Services at Washington, D. C, as Chief of the Division of In
tangible Assets in the Bureau of Enemy Trade in the War
Trade Board.
Archibald Ewing Stevenson
Special Agent, Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Dept. of Justice,
in studying enemy propaganda from May 15, 1918, to October
15, 1918, and member Military Intelligence Division, General
Staff, from October 15, 1918, to February 1, 1919, engaged in
same work.
Samuel Lachlan Stewart
From April, 191 7, to November, 1918, was Chairman of Com
mittee for Town of Newburgh for all Liberty Loan and Victory
Loan Campaigns, worker in all Red Cross Campaigns, and
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Director of Agricultural Bureau of Newburgh, Chamber of
Commerce.
William Dingwall Stewart
Services in 191 7-19 1 8 as member American Protective League.
Francis Russell Stoddard, Jr.
After return from France in 191 7, was a regular speaker for the
"Men from the Front" Section (Division of 4 Minute Men)
U. S. Committee on Public Information, and regular speaker
of the National Security League, continuing until return to the
Army in May, 1918.
Marvin Herbert Strong
Government appeal agent for Local Board No. 1, Schenectady
Co., in Selective Service Draft, and member of Local Advisory
Board in same City.
Henry E. Montgomery Suckley
Served in the Vosges and other parts of the French front in the
American Field Ambulance Section in 1915. While perform
ing his duty at Saloniki on March 25, 1917, was wounded by
a bomb from a German Airplane and died from the wound
March 26, 1917. Recommended by General Sarrail for the
Legion of Honor.
Robert Swartwout Talmage
Services as Captain, American Red Cross at Debarkation No. 2,
Staten Island, N. Y. from October, 1918, to April 15, 1919.
Paul Gibert Thebaud
Services as member V. C. A. detachment, serving with the ist
Provisional Regiment N. Y. Guard, in field service guarding the
N. Y. Aqueduct in August and September, 1917, with rank of
Captain.
George Mortimer Thomson
Associate member Legal Advisory Board for Local Board No.
129, N. Y. City, in the Selective Service Draft in September
and October, 19 18.
Samuel Thorne, Jr.
U. S. Government Appeal Agent for Local Board No. 143,
N. Y. City, in the Selective Service Draft from August, 19 17,
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George Tiffany
Government Appeal Agent for Local Board No. 35, Borough
of Brooklyn, N. Y. City, in the Selective Service Draft from
August 18, 1917, to September 25, 1917.
Lawrence Timpson
Services from August, 191 4, until July 30, 19 18, as a Com
missioned Officer in the British Expeditionary Forces, holding
the position of Remount Officer. Wounded and lost an eye.
Decorated with Mons Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal,
Imperial Service, and Silver Badge. He held the rank of Cap
tain in the British Army.
Frederick Kingsbury Trask
In ist Provisional Battery, Veteran Corps of Artillery, from
Aug. 8 to Sept. 15, 1917, guarding N. Y. City Water Supply.
Henry Hewlett Tredwell
Services as member Committee in Liberty Loan Drives at West-
bury, L. I., and as member American Protective League.
Charles White Trippe
One of the Directors of Personnel of the Red Cross. The
work he directly achieved was the outfitting of the Destroyer
Trippe, named from an earlier Trippe, and establishing the
Wall Street Home Defense. He died July 23, 1920.
Walter Brownell Tufts
Member Executive Committee, Business Men's Recruiting Cam
paign; member Board of Directors and of the Executive Com
mittee and Assistant Treasurer, British War Relief Associa
tion.
Edgar Albert Vander Veer
Member of Medical Advisory Board to Local Board No. 27,
N. Y. City, in Selective Service Draft from January 1, 1918, to
end of the War.
Seymour van Santvoord
Member Executive Committee of Troy Liberty Loan Board
and speaker in the various Liberty Loan Campaigns during the
War period.
William Gordon Ver Planck
Services as member Legal Advisory Board. Selective Service
Draft, Borough of Manhattan, N. Y. City, in Selective Service
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Herbert Treadwell Wade
Special Assistant in Ordnance Dept. U. S. A., in compilation
of Special Confidential Information for Chief of Department
from February 9 to June 14, 191 8, when commissioned in the
Army.
Frederic Collin Walcott
Served as a member of the Advisory Staff of Mr. Hoover, U. S.
Food Administrator, from May 1, 191 7, to February 1, 1919.
Serving in England, France, Belgium, Italy, and at Wash
ington, D. C.
William Ives Washburn
Member U. S. District Board for N. Y. City, hearing appeals
from 189 Local Boards in the Selective Service Draft from
August, 191 7, through 19 18.
W. Lanier Washington
Continuous and active service as Investigator and Secret Ser
vice worker as member American Protective League from
October, 1917, to March, 1919.
John Jay Watson, Jr.
Comptroller of Liberty Loan Committee of Brookville, L. I., in
second Liberty Loan drive and chairman of Committees in the
Fourth and Victory Loans.
John Griswold Webb
Federal Fuel Administrator for Dutchess Co., Chairman for
Local Red Cross, Liberty Loans, and War Savings Stamp Cam
paign Drives.
Faneuil Suydam Weisse, M. D.
Examining Physician for Local Board No. 153, N. Y. City, in
Selective Service Draft from the second draft to November,
1919.
Charles Nassau Wells
Associate member Legal Advisory Board for Peekskill in Se
lective Service Draft, 1917 to 1919; representative of the Naval
Intelligence Bureau in Westchester Co. 1917-1918; member
Peekskill Liberty Loan Committee and Chairman of Red Cross
Committee in the 2d War Fund Drive, and solicitor in United
War Work Campaign.
Julian Van Ness Whipple
Services as member of detachment of V. C. A. forming part of
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ist Provisional Regiment N. Y. Guard in field service guarding
the N. Y. Aqueduct for two weeks in August and September,
1917.
J. Norman de R. Whitehouse
Services as member V. C. A. and part 1st Provisional Regiment,
N. Y. Guard, in field service on the New York Aqueduct in
September, 191 7, and in making patriotic addresses in 191 8.
Charles Seymour Whitman
Services as Governor of State of New York, January, 19 15, to
January, 1919, in causing to be prepared War legislation and
in enforcing the same.
Howard Fletcher Whitney
Served actively in all Liberty Loan Campaigns; in the 1st on
a team in N. Y. City; in the 2d and 3d member Executive Com
mittee in Brooklyn, and in 4th and Victory Loans member
Executive Committee and Advisory Chairman, Metropolitan
District.
William Douglas Wilkes
Services as member detachment V. C. A., forming part of the
ist Provisional Regiment N. Y. Guard, in field service guard
ing the N. Y. Aqueduct between August 22d and September
3, 1917.
Charles Foster Willard
Services during the war period as a member of a special mission
of the Bureau of Aircraft Production serving overseas in Eng
land, France, and Italy, as an agency of and under direction of
the War Department.
Edward Gilbert Williams
Service as Real Estate Appraiser at $1 per annum on appoint
ment of Chief of Ordnance, U. S. A.
Silas Wodell
Associate member Legal Advisory Board to Local Board No.
^156, N. Y. City, from December, 191 7, to late in 1918; served
as an active member American Protective League from May,
1918, to its dissolution.
Arnold Wood
Associate Director Military Relief and Director of Hospital
Service of the Atlantic Division of the American Red Cross
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stationed at Headquarters, N. Y. City, from February 15, 1918,
to April 1, 1920; Lieutenant in American Protective League,
1917 to 1919.
Newell B. Woodworth
Chairman Syracuse Chapter American Red Cross from April 4,
1917 to 1920, and Chairman of Central N. Y. District in 2d
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Military or Naval Service
William Easterly Ashton, M.D., LL.D.
Regimental Surgeon, 309th Field Artillery, 78th Division.
Commissioned Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A., April 12, 1917;
promoted Lieut.-Colonel February 24, 19 19. In training at
Camp Greenleaf, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., and with the artillery
at Camp Dix, N. J. Served with the A. E. F. in France for
eleven months. Attached to the 90th Division in the St. Mihiel
offensive; with the 78th Division in the Meuse and Argonne
offensives; after the fall of Sedan, attached to the 6th Division
and at the front till the armistice. Gassed Oct. 23, 1918, at
St. Juvin in the Argonne. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J.,
April 23, 1919.
Edwin North Benson, Jr.
Entered Field Artillery Central Officers' Training School,
Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., October 16; discharged Dec. 1,
1918.
Clement Biddle
Commander, Medical Corps, U. S. Navy, retired. Entered
Medical Corps, U. S. Navy, as Assistant Surgeon, rank of Lieut.
Junior Grade, June 18, 1878; promoted, Passed Ass't Surgeon,
rank of Lieut., June, 1882; Surgeon, rank Lieut. Commander,
1895, and with rank as Commander, June 18, 1907. In Ger
man war served at Navy Recruiting Station, Wilmington,
Delaware, April 7, 191 7, to October 23, 1918; and as senior
Medical Officer Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Philadelphia,
October 30, 1918, to March 12, 1919. Member of a General
Court Martial, New York Navy Yard, March-October, 1919.
Resumed status on retired list, Oct. 24th, 1919, having origi
nally retired October, 1908. West Indian Campaign Medal,
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Nicholas Biddle
Captain, Quartermaster Corps U. S. A., May 4, 1917; pro
moted Major, February 13, 1919; Commanding officer Auxil
iary Remount Depots, Oct., 191 7; June, 191 8; with A. E. F.
from July, 1918, to April, 1919. Served in the Troyon Sector
north of St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne Offensive, North of
Verdun. With 2d Cavalry, August, 191 8, and Headquarters,
26th Division, September, 1918-April, 1919. Discharged April
29, 1919-
William Bradford
Private and made Sergeant-Major Signal Corps U. S. A., April
21, 191 7; Commissioned 2nd Lieut., A. G. Department, De
cember 21, 191 7; and ist Lieut. Infantry, Oct. 29, 19 18.
Served with A. E. F. in the Vosges ; in the Champagne, Marne,
in the Aisne-Marne, and at St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne.
Discharged May 14, 19 19.
Ward Brinton, M.D.
Commissioned ist Lieut., Medical Reserve Corps, April 28,
1916, serving on Mexican Border; Captain, Medical Reserve
Corps U. S. A., April 26, 1917; Major Medical Corps, Feb
ruary 17, 1919. Left New York, December 25, 19 17, and
arrived at Brest, France, January 6, 191 8. Served with A. E. F.
from January 1, 1918, at the Aisne defensive, the Chemin des
Dames, near Rheims, and the Aisne-Marne offensive. Dis
charged August 7, 1919.
Thomas Cadwalader
Commissioned ist Lieut., Cavalry, U. S. A., April 4, 1917;
promoted Captain, October 12, 1918. Served with ist Penn
sylvania Cavalry; 103rd Engineers; 103rd Trench Mortar Bat
tery ; and in the A. E. F. with the 28th Division. Organizing
and commanding Military Police. Discharged Feb. 18, 1919.
Malcolm Vernon Coates
Enlisted Infantry Officers Training School, Camp Lea, Va.
Sept. 9, 1918. Discharged November 23, 1918.
G. Hamilton Colket
Commissioned July 26, 19 18, Captain, J. A. G. Department,
U. S. A. On duty as Camp J. A. at Camp Pike, Arkansas.
Discharged December 28, 19 18.
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Tristram Coffin Colket, 2nd.
Officers Training School, May 15, 1917; 2nd Lieutenant In
fantry U. S. A., August 15, 191 7; promoted 1st Lieutenant,
February, 1918. Served with A. E. F. from July 15, 1918, to
May 16, 19 1 9, at the Meuse-Argonne, and elsewhere.
Stevenson Morris Crothers
Entered Air Service, U. S. A., December 14, 191 7; made Cor
poral May ist, 1918, and Chauffeur, May 10, 1919. Served in
Camps in Texas, Illinois, and New York, in England, and with
A. E. F. in France, Discharged, June 21, 1919.
S. Griswold Flagg, 3rd
Commissioned July 6, 1918, Lieutenant, Construction Corps,
U. S. N. R. F. Served as Assistant General Superintendent,
Naval Air Craft Factory. League Island Navy Yard. Placed
on inactive duty, February 1, 1919.
William Innes Forbes
Major of Cavalry, Pennsylvania Reserve Militia, 191 7. Or
ganized and commanded the Squadron of Cavalry in Pennsyl
vania. Major, 309th Cavalry, United States National Guard,
United States National Army, February 15, 191 8, Fort Sam
Houston, Texas. Major, 57th Field Artillery, United States
Army, August 17, 191 8, Camp Bowie, Texas. Organized and
commanded this Regiment. Attended and received a Certificate
from the School of Artillery Fire, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. On
graduation was ordered back to 57th Field Artillery, December
6, 19 1 8, Camp Donophan, Oklahoma. On demobilization of
57th Field Artillery, February 8, 19 18, was ordered by the
War Department to the School of Artillery Fire, Fort Sill,
Oklahoma, as Instructor. Resigned March 1, 191 9.
Reah Frazer
Captain's Clerk, U. S. Navy, November 2, 1872, to May 30,
1875; Assistant Paymaster July 15, 1875; Paymaster January,
1892; Commodore August 11, 1915; West Indian Campaign
and Santiago Medals in Service.
Walter Jackson Freeman, Jr.
Enlisted in Medical Reserve Corps, October 18, 191 7. Served
at Base Hospital, Camp Dix, June to September, 1918. Stu
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Sydney Grier Gest
Enlisted in the U. S. Marine Corps as Private, April 30th,
191 7. Served with the 43 rd Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Regi
ment of Marines from July 2, 1917, to April 4, 1919; at
Belleau Woods, Soissons, St. Mihiel and Blanc Mont; Cited
a l'ordre de l'Armee "On October 3, 1918, in the region of
Blanc Mont, while the Company was advancing under a heavy ¦
barrage, gave first aid to a wounded comrade, thus displaying
the highest qualities of courage and devotion to duty." Deco
rated with the Croix de Guerre with Palm. Served at Mongir-
mont, Chatillon, Bois de Belleau, Chateau Thierry, Soissons,
Rheims, Pont-a-Mousson, St. Mihiel, Champagne, and Blanc
Mont sectors. Discharged August n, 19 19.
William Wurts Harmar
Yeoman, U. S. N. R. F. August 11, 1917; Ensign in Pay Corps,
May 22, 1918; promoted Lieutenant April 22, 1919. Served
as Assistant to Supply Officer 4th Naval District. Placed on
inactive duty June 10, 191 9. Honorably discharged August 10,
1921.
Thomas Hart
Enlisted April 30, 1917, in ist Troop Philadelphia City Cav
alry, afterwards 103rd Trench Motor Battery, U. S. A. War
ranted Corporal in 103rd Trench Mortar Battery, January 1,
1918, graduated Cadet Major, School of Military Aeronautics,
at Princeton, N. J., October 5, 1918. Discharged, December
17, 19 1 8, while member Detachment of Aerial Cadets No. 2
at Post Field, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, as Private ist Class.
Wallis Huidekoper
Commissioned Captain, Aviation Section, Signal Corps, U. S.
A., December 5, 1917; promoted Major and commissioned in
O. R. C, May 16, 1919; served with Spruce Production Di
vision. Discharged January 27, 1919-
David Lewis
Commissioned Major, Inspector General's Department, U. S.
A., April 13, 19 1 8. Served in office of the Inspector General,
U. S. A, Washington, D. C; Assistant to the Port Inspector
at the Port of Embarkation, Hoboken, N. J. ; and as Inspector,
6th Division, U. S. A., A. E. F. Honorably discharged, De
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Joseph Wharton Lippincott
Entered U. S. N. R. F. June 20, 1918. Rated Yeoman 1st
Class. Served in the Intelligence Division, Washington. Dis
charged December 10, 191 8.
John Marston
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, U. S. Marine Corps, May 25,
• 1908 ; promoted ist Lieutenant 191 1 ; Captain, August 29, 1916,
Major, May 22, 1917. Served in Haiti, 1915-1918, and U. S.
Naval Academy, 1918-1919; Civil Administrator of the City
of Port au Prince, 1917-1918; C. O. Marines, Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Maryland, 1918-1919; Campaign Medals for serv
ice in Mexico and Haiti and Victory Medal. Still in Service.
Philip T. Meredith
Enlisted May 25, 191 7, Headquarters Co., 8th Pennsylvania
Infantry, N. G. P., later 112th Infantry, U. S. A. Promoted
Sergeant June 21, 1917; Served with the A. E. F. at Hill
204 (Chateau Thierry) July 5-7, 1918; Fifth German Offen
sive July 14-27, 1918; Ourcq- Vesle (Fismes) July 28-Sept. 7,
1918; Meuse Argonne, Sept. 26-October 9, 1918; Thiacourt
Sector October 15-November 11, 1918 (armistice). Recom
mended for commission by Geo. C. Rickards, Colonel, 112th
U. S. Infantry, Feb. 15, 19 19. Regimental citation awarded
by Geo. C. Rickards, Colonel, 112th Infantry, U. S. A., for
"Exceptionally meritorious and conspicuous services with the
112th Infantry, 28th Division, American Expeditionary Forces,"
April 19, 191 9. Discharged May 7, 1919.
Henry Jarvis Raymond
Entered service July 11, 19 18, as ist Lieutenant, Quartermaster
Corps, U. S. A.; transferred to Motor Transport Corps, Sep
tember 1, 19 1 8. Served on Staff of Embarkation Officer at
Philadelphia; on Staff Depot Quartermaster as Chief, Motor
Transport Corps, on staff Depot Quartermaster at Boston as
Assistant to Chief, Motor Transport Corps.
Dorrance Reynolds
Entered service August 27, 1917, in Officers Reserve Training
Camp ; made Captain U. S. Infantry Reserve Corps, November
27, 191 7; Major U. S. A., November, 1918; Lieutenant Colo
nel, May, 19 19. Served at Camp Meade, Ohio, and with
A. E. F. in France at Chaumont, Varennes, Chatel Chehery
in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive; wounded at Chatel Chehery,
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October 7, 1918; promoted from Captain to Major for "Gal
lantry in Action," with citation in General Orders. Decorated
by the French with the Etoile Noire of the Legion of Honor.
Discharged July 8, 191 9. Re-commissioned as Lieut. Colonel
Infantry U. S. Reserve Corps, August, 1919, and assigned to
the General Staff, Reserve Corps.
Louis Barcroft Runk
Commissioned Major, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., Au
gust 28th, 191 7. Served as Inspector of Ordnance at Bridge
port, Conn., in Information Dept. of Inspection Division of
Ordnance Dept., Washington, D. C, and as Publicity Officer,
Administrative and Finance Officer at Watervliet Arsenal,
N. Y. Discharged September ioth, 1919.
Charles Chauncey Savage, Jr.
Enlisted May, 1917, Seaman U. S. N. R. F. ; promoted Ensign
U. S. N. R. F., September, 1917; Ensign (T) U. S. N.,
February, 1918; Lieutenant, Junior Grade (T), U. S. N.,
September, 1918. Served on "S. P. No. 5" Coast Patrol;
Destroyer "Rathbourne" No. 113, on escort duty; and on
transport "America."
John Fulton Reynolds Scott
Commissioned Captain, Cavalry, U. S. A., April 14, 1917.
Served at Fort Meyer and Camp Lee, Va., Fort Ethan Allen,
Vt; Camp Jackson, S. C. ; Fort Sam Houston, Tex.; Fort
Huachuca, Arizona. Commissioned Captain of Cavalry in Reg
ular Army, July 1, 1920. Adjutant, ioth Cavalry.
John Reed Scott
Commissioned Major, Judge Advocate General's Section, Offi
cers' Reserve Corps, U. S. Army, June 29, 191 8, and ordered
to duty in the Office of the Judge Advocate General, Wash
ington, D. C. Lieut.-Col., Judge Advocate (Emergency),
Apr. 22, 1919. Chief of Military Affairs Division, in the
same office, March 14, 1919, to date of discharge, Dec. 31,
1920.
H. Harrison Smith
Service with First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry, January,
1913, to April, 1917. (July, 1916, to February, 1917, in
Federal Service on Mexican Border.) Discharged from Penna.
National Guard to accept commission April 22, 1917. Com
missioned ist Lieut, of Cavalry, O. R. C, May 2, 191 7, and
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assigned for duty at First Reserve Officers Training Camp
at Fort Niagara, N. Y. Commissioned Captain of Cavalry,
O. R. C, August 15, 19 1 7, and assigned to duty as Instructor
at 2nd Reserve Officers Training Camp at Fort Niagara, N. Y.
Commissioned Major of Infantry, O. R. C, November 27,
191 7, and assigned for duty with 79th Division at Camp Meade,
Md. Service with 79th Division as follows: C. O., 312th
Machine Gun Battalion (attached), December 14, 1917-Feb-
ruary 15, 1918; Director of Department of Automatic Arms,
February 15 -March 15, 191 8; Commandant Division Infantry
School of Arms, March 15-May 14, 1918; Brigade Adjutant,
158th Infantry Brigade, May 14-November 5, 1918; C. O.,
ist Battalion, 316th Infantry Regt., November 5, 1918-June
9, 1919; C. O., 3rd Battalion, 315th Infantry Regt. (attached),
November 8-November 14, 191 8; and Regimental Musketry
Office, 316th Infantry Regt., April 1, 1919-June 1, 1919.
Took part in the St. Mihiel offensive, September 10-13, T9!8;
Defensive Sector 304, September 13-26, 191 8; Meuse-Argonne
offensive (twice in line), September 26-November 11, 19 18.
Wounded, November 26, 1918. Discharged at Camp Dix,
N. J., June 9, 19 19. Present commission, Lieut. -Colonel of
Infantry, O. R. C, assigned to 316th Infantry Regt., 79th
Division (Reserve).
Isaac Starr, Jr., M. D.
Entered service as recruit, unassigned, in National Army, Sep
tember 25, 1917; discharged October 13, 1917; enlisted as
private in Students Army Training Corps October 18, 1918.
Discharged December 20, 191 8.
Clement R. Wainwright
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Chemical Warfare Service in U.
S; A. July 20, 1918. Engineer Officers Training School, July
30 to October 21, 1918; U. S. Gas School, October 21, 1918,
to December 4, 1918. Discharged December 4, 191 8.
Charles C. Walbridge
Enlisted Seaman First Class, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, June
17, 1918, and served until placed on inactive duty, December
17, 1918.
Richard Fairfield Warren
Commissioned Ensign, U. S. N. R. F. February 26, 191 7;
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promoted Lieutenant Junior Grade, February 10, 1919; Com
mander, U. S. S. Valiant, SP. 535 ; Executive Officer, U. S. S.
Arawan 2nd, SP. 1. On foreign Service under Admiral Sims
and at Paris. Staff duty on Admiral Wilson's Staff, Brest,
France. Placed on inactive duty, Feb. 20, 1919.
Gurney Williams, M.D.
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant M. C, U. S. A., April 10, 1917;
promoted Captain, November 2, 1917; Major, May 21, 1919.
Member Army Medical Board for the State of New Jersey.
Discharged February 3, 1919.
Harold F. Wirgman
Second Lieutenant U. S. Marine Corps, April 2, 1904; promoted
First Lieutenant, Captain, and Major; Served in Nicaragua,
1909, 1910, 1912; Vera Cruz Expedition, Cuba Expedition,
1913; with Atlantic Fleet, U. S. S. Pennsylvania, and on Staff
Duty with U. S. S. New Mexico during the World War.
Medals U. S. Marine Corps Expeditionary, Nicaragua Cam
paign, Vera Cruz, Great War, and Officers of Belgium Order
of Leopold II. In Service.
Service Other Than Military or Naval
Thomas G. Ashton
Director of Military Relief, Foreign and Insular Division of
the American Red Cross, having direct supervision of measures
of Military Relief in the United States Army and Naval camps
in insular possessions in the Canal Zone, and in foreign Coun
tries other than the War Zone.
Oliver Hopkinson Baird
Chief Clerk, U. S. Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion, August to December, 191 8; member Philadelphia Home
Defense Reserve ; served in connection with Liberty Loan.
Frank Nicholson Black
Member Aviation Examining Board; Officers Training Camp
Examination Board; Military Training Association Board;
Chairman Pittsburg Intelligence Committee for War Office.
Philip H. Brice
Head of Legal Department Intelligence Office, 2nd Naval
District, Philadelphia, October 1, 191 7, to May 1, 19 18.
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Executive Secretary to Director of U. S. Food Administra
tion in Penna., 9th Regional Zone, May 1, to August 15, 1918.
Howard Futhey Brinton
Four Minute Speaker and service with Historical Society War
Service Committee.
Miers Busch
Chairman of the House Committee and Vice Chairman of
Committee on National Activities of the Union League of
Philadelphia. As such was from December 11, 19 17, to June
23, 1919, executive in charge of "The Annex" — the Union
League Club House for Service Men. Estimated attendance
over 600,000. Also on Committees of the War Camp Com
munities Service.
John Browning Clement
Services as Chairman American Bankers Association Commit
tee on ist Liberty Loan, and member Executive Committee
of ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Liberty Loans. Appointed by
President of American Bankers Association, by whom the ist
Liberty Loan Campaign was put over, as a member of the
State committee for the State of N. J., May 15, 1917. May
l7> I9I7, appointed by General Committee of American
Bankers Association as a State Chairman on flotation of ist
Liberty Loan. June 26, 191 7, special personal letter from the
Secretary of the Treasury, Washington, D. C, telling of
appreciation for the Liberty Loan work done. May 12, 1918,
appointed a member of the Finance Committee of the War
Service Committee by the Council of the Historical Society
of Pennsylvania. A member of the Executive Council of the
American Bankers Association during the War, 191 7 to 1922
inclusive, and also Counsellor of Woman's Land Army, Ches
ter Valley Unit, Whitford Lodge, Whitford, Pa., and Woman's
Land Army of America, Philadelphia, 1918, 1919, and 1920.
Malcolm Vernon Coates
Business Secretary, Y. M. C. A., Camp Meade, Md., March
9, to September 9, 19 18.
G. Hamilton Colket
Four Minute Speaker ; member of Staff of Alien Property Cus
todian Director, Manager Plant Protection Department of the
Department of Naval Intelligence, 4th Naval District.
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Elbert Augustus Corbin, Jr.
Shipfitter and Leaderman Shipfitter at Hog Island, Pa.
Charles Frederick Da Costa
Services as Special Assistant United States Attorney, Depart
ment of Justice, relative to Alien enemies and War matters;
also as Law Officer, Naval Intelligence Bureau at Philadelphia
in charge of investigations.
Edgar Conway Felton
Director Department of Civilian Service and Labor, Pennsyl
vania Council of National Defense — July, 1917; February,
1919; Federal Director for Pennsylvania of U. S. Employment
Service, Department of Labor, May, 19 18. Examiner for
Philadelphia District of Shipbuilding Labor Adjustment Board.
Francis Hopkinson Gilpin
Services as Mechanical Engineer in connection with high ex
plosives and in Aircraft Construction.
William B. Hammond
Survey work for U. S. through National Board of Fire Under
writers, and Investigator for U. S. Food Administration.
Henry Reed Hatfield
Maintained Recruiting Station for U. S. A. on his homestead,
and gave its use for Cavalry training; Member Red Cross
Auxiliaries at Bar Harbor and Philadelphia; Associate Legal
Advisor to Draft Board in Philadelphia. Served in connection
with Liberty Loans. Member First Troop Philadelphia City
Cavalry. Formerly Judge Advocate and Major, N. G. P.
Charles Samuel Ashby Henry
Served as Member Liberty Loan Committee Northern Division,
Montgomery Co., Pa. Member 41st Company, Philadelphia
Home Defense Reserve.
John Armstrong Herman
Member Legal Advisory Board under Draft Act ; Member Red
Cross Chamber of Commerce, Harrisburg, and Four Minute
Speaker.
William Macpherson Hornor
Member Advisory Committee, American Red Cross, Main Line
Branch No. 1. Served in Red Cross and War Chest Drives.
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George Allaire Howe
Associate Member Legal Advisory Board under Draft Act.
Lyman Lisle
Services in four Liberty Loan Drives and as Captain in the 4th
and 5th drives, being specially commended from National Head
quarters.
Malcolm Lloyd, Jr.
Service as lawyer in Intelligence Division of War Trade Board
in connection with the Trading with the Enemy and Espionage
Acts.
William McClure Lloyd
Member Executive Committee, Downingtown Branch, Red
Cross ; Chairman of Committee on Auxiliaries ; member Indus
trial Committee, Philadelphia, in all Liberty Loan Campaigns.
Hon. J. Willis Martin
Services as Chairman Philadelphia Council of National Defense,
including Speakers Bureau, Publicity Department, Department
of Civilian Service and Labor, Department of Civic Relief, De
partment of Construction and Material Department. United
States Boys Working Reserve, Transportation Bureau, U. S.
Homes Registration Bureau, Liberty Song Department, Com
mittee on Social Hygiene, Voluntary Placement Bureau, and
Welcome Home Committee.
Edward Morton McIlvain
Services as Official Director for the Alien Property Custodian.
Rodney Augustus Mercur
U. S. Appeal Agent for the County of Bradford under Draft
Act and member Legal Advisory Board, No. 2, of that County ;
Chairman Legal Advisory Committee, Pennsylvania Council
of National Defense.
David Milne
Services as Treasurer of National Red Cross General Hospital
No. 1 for officers and sailors of the United States Navy.
Rev. Franklin Smedley Moore
Services as Chairman of the Liberty Loan Committee, German-
town.
Cyrus La Rue Munson
Chairman Committee of Public Safety and Council of National
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Defense for Lycoming County, 1917-1919, and member of
State Committee on Liberty Loans, 191 8.
George W. Norris
Executive officer Federal Farm Loan Board under Act of Con
gress of July 17, 19 16.
Oliver Ormsby Page
Entered Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Carnegie Insti
tute of Technology July 1, 1918; completed course August
10, 1918.
John Rodman Paul
Member of Legal Advisory Board under Draft Act, serving
with Local Board No. 38 of Philadelphia. Member of Phila
delphia Liberty Bond Committee, Fire Insurance Department.
Rowan Penrose Perkins
Services in Supply Department, Emergency Fleet Corporation,
as Assistant Supervisor in charge of production of Pipe, Valves,
and Fittings from May 15, 1918, to March 1, 1919.
Richard Peters, Jr.
Service as Expert in Steel Division of War Industrial Board
as Assistant Chief of Section under Director of Steel Supply.
John Cadwalader Rowland
Service rendered War Department, War Camp Community
Service, 1917-1919.
John Reed Scott
Senior member of the Legal Advisory Board, Adams County,
Pennsylvania, Selective Service Regulations Draft Act from
date of its organization in 1917, until June 28, 1918, and also
member of Writers' Committee of the Committee on Public
Information from Aug. 1, 1917, until June 28, 1918, when he
resigned to accept commission as Major, J. A. G. R. C, U. S. A.
Edwin Jaquett Sellers
Chairman of Legal Advisory Board under Draft Act, serving
with local Board No. 2 of Philadelphia.
Thomas Kilby Smith
Chairman of Legal Advisory Board under Draft Act, serving
with Local Board No. 34 of Philadelphia.
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Louis Starr, M.D.
Member General Committee of American Red Cross, London
Chapter.
C. Berkeley Taylor
Chairman of Legal Advisory Board under Draft Act, serving
with Local Board No. 22 of Philadelphia.
F. King Wainwright
Served from Spring, 1917, in Naval Intelligence Service, Phila
delphia.
Rollin H. Wilbur
General Manager, U. S. Railroad Administration, in charge of
Lehigh and New England Railroad.
Ogden Dungan Wilkinson
Service in obtaining and furnishing in Philadelphia, Medical At
tendance for U. S. Officers; in securing for them accommoda
tions and furnishing information and instructions to them; and
in obtaining and furnishing information as to activities of the
Country's enemies. Captain Quartermaster, 19th Pennsyl
vania Infantry, a Regiment organized for the Spanish-Ameri
can War as part of the N. G. P., and mustered out shortly
after that war.
Francis Howard Williams
Services 1915-1919 as Treasurer of Auxiliary No. 7, Red Cross,
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L. Wethered Barroll
Entered U. S. Service in July, 19 17, on Call of the President
under his Commission as Captain, Coast Artillery, N. G., Md.
Served in Coast Defenses at Fort Howard, Md., Fort Monroe,
Va., Fort Hancock, N. J. Discharged December 13, 1918.
Washington Bowie, Jr.
Called into service of U. S. as Colonel 5th Maryland Infantry,
N. G, in April, 191 7, and served -as its C. O. and Colonel
1 ioth Field Artillery to June, 19 19. Serving at Camp McClel
lan, Fort Sam Houston, Fort Sill, and overseas one year, taking
part in battles in Meuse-Argonne in October-November, 191 8.
Discharged, June 20th, 1919.
William Garnett Chisolm
Enlisted July 1, 1918, in U. S. Naval Reserve Force as Yeoman
3d Class; promoted Chief Storekeeper, September ist, 1918;
Commissioned Ensign, Pay Corps, November 13, 191 8. Served
at Annapolis, Md., at Yeoman School, Hampton Roads, Va. ;
at Naval Officers Training School at Princeton; at Pelham Bay
Training Station; and on U. S. S. Western Ocean under
overseas orders. Placed on inactive duty June 2, 1919.
William Grimes Dancy
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant Field Artillery, U. S. A., July 25,
1917; promoted ist Lieutenant, September 15, 1917. Served
with 1 ioth Field Artillery, 29th Division, and by transfer in
the Quartermaster's Corps and Adjutant General's Department.
Served at Camp McClellan, Ala.; Camp Hill, Va.; Camp
Beauregard, La. ; Camp Pike, Ark. ; and overseas, with General
Headquarters at Chaumont, France. Discharged, April 15,
1919.
Henry Cotheal Evans
Served in France with American Ambulance and French Motor
Transport Service, May to October, 191 7. Commissioned 2d
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Lieutenant, Field Artillery, U. S. A., October 2, 1917; ist
Lieut., August 2, 1918; and Captain, November 6, 1918.
Served with 6th Field Artillery overseas in engagements at
Cantigny, Montdidier, Noyon, Soissons, St. Mihiel, Meuse-
Argonne, and Sedan; cited. Discharged, April 8, 1919.
France, June 3, 19 19.
Citation Orders No. 2.
1. The following named officers and enlisted men of the
American Expeditionary Forces, are cited for gallantry in ac
tion and are entitled to wear a silver star on the Victory medal
ribbon, as prescribed by paragraph I. G. O. 75, c. s. these
headquarters. 2. 2nd Lieut. Henry C. Evans, Btrf. F. 6th F. A. for gal
lantry in action near Chaudon, France, 18-19 July, 1918, in
fearlessly exposing himself to shell and machine gun fire in
order to observe the fire of his battery.
By command of General Pershing:
James C. Harbord,
Chief of Staff.
Headquarters First Division, American Expeditionary Forces,
Germany, December 4, 1919.
General Orders No. 89.
The Division Commander cites the following officers and men
of this command for conspicuous gallantry and heroism in the re
cent operations between the Argonne and the Meuse, Oct. ist-
nth, 1918.
ist Lt. Henry C. Evans, 6th Field Artillery "during an in
tense enemy bombardment of a battery position, went from
piece to piece, giving the crews the data for continuing the
rolling barrage in support of the infantry and inspiring his men
by his coolness and disregard of personal danger."
By command of
Major-General McGlachlin,
Stephen C. Fuqus, Chief of Staff.
Charles Beatty Finley
Entered U. S. Service as Captain ist Maryland Infantry in
July, 19 1 7, under President's Call. Commissioned Major,
August 4, 1917, Lieutenant Colonel, October 26, 1918, and
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Colonel, March 20, 19 19. Served in the 29th Division with
115th Infantry, 11 6th Infantry, 113th Infantry, and with
Headquarters 58th Brigade and 29th Division. Served at Camp
McClellan, Ala., and overseas in defense of the Center Sector,
Haute Alsace, and in Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Discharged,
July 29, I9I9-
William Freeland Fullam
Rear Admiral U. S. N. Retired. Entered the Navy in 1873
and promoted through grades to Rear Admiral in 19 14. In
command of U. S. Naval Forces in the Pacific throughout War
period. Commended by his superiors for his "energetic mea
sures" and performance of duties. Retired for age October,
1920.
John Custis Handy
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Air Service, U. S. A., Septem
ber 4, 1917; promoted Captain April 3, 1918; served at Kelly
Field, Texas ; Washington, D. C. ; Fort Sill ; and Texas. Dis
charged June 6, 1 9 19.
John Phillip Hill
Called into U. S. Service under Commission as Major Judge
Advocate General's Department, Maryland N. G, July 25th,
1917. Promoted Lieutenant Colonel, Judge Advocate, 22nd
October, 1918. Served with the 29th Division from its or
ganization till after the Armistice and with the 8th Army Corps
from December ioth, 191 8, until its dissolution, April 20th,
1919. Liaison Officer to the General Staff of the 17th French
Army Corps during the operations north of Verdun in October,
1918. Decorated with the Croix de Guerre with Silver Star.
Discharged May 9th, 1919.
Malcolm Westcott Hill
Commissioned Captain, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A., August
T5> !9T7' Served in Belvoir Camp until November 13, 1917;
then assigned to General Engineer Depot, Production Division,
November 1917-1918; transferred to Engineering and Stand
ardization branch, General Staff, until discharged August ist,
1919.
Anderson Dana Hodgon
Called into U. S. Service April 6, 1917, as Lieutenant Maryland
Naval Militia; promoted Lieutenant Commander U. S. Naval
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Reserve Force; served on U. S. S. Missouri, New Mexico,
New York and Pennsylvania with West Atlantic Fleet. Com
mended by Fleet Commander for "highly efficient service" as
his Aide and as Fleet Discipline Officer. Placed on inactive
duty July 20, 19 19.
Charles Thomas Holloway, 2d.
Enlisted in U. S. Naval Reserve Force in April, 191 7, and
assigned to Aviation duty. Discharged at his own request in
October, 191 7; then served as Civilian Instructor for the
Army at Mineola Field, L. I., and Gerstner Field, Lake George,
La.; while working there he was commissioned in March,
19 1 8, 2d Lieutenant in the Marine Corps and assigned to
the First Squadron Marine Aviation Corps. Served overseas
in France between Calais and Dunkirk until returned and dis
charged January 11, 19 19.
Guy Tilghman Orme Hollyday
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Cavalry, U. S. A., October 26,
191 7; promoted ist Lieutenant with original date of rank.
Served at Fort Myer, and Camps Stuart and Hancock. Dis
charged on resignation June 10, 1919.
Iredell W. Iglehart
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Field Artillery, U. S. A., No
vember 25, 1917, and promoted Captain, July 2, 1918. Served
with 310th Field Artillery, 79th Division, at Camp Meade
and overseas in France. Discharged March 5, 1919.
Rogers Israel
Commissioned in June, 19 1 8, Chaplain with assimilated rank
of First Lieutenant in the Army of the U. S., to rank as such
from May 27, 1918. Served overseas at Base Hospital No. 20
at Chatel Guyon until discharged January 20, 1919.
John Dudley Long
Graduated from U. S. Military Academy February 15, 1899.
Entered the War as Captain U. S. A. Promoted Major, May
!5> I9I75 Lieut. Colonel, August 5, 1917; and Colonel, July
30, 19 1 8. Served at Fort Sam Houston, Texas; Camp Pike,
Ark. ; Camp Stanley, Texas ; and Camp Devens, Mass. ; served
with 87th Division; organized and commanded 305th U. S.
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Austin McCarthy McDonnell
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps, U. S. A.,
September 30, 1910; promoted Captain, July, 1917; and Major,
Field Artillery, N. A., June, 1918. Served at Fort Randolph,
Canal Zone; Fort Strong, Mass.; Camp Merritt; and overseas
at Bain de Bretagne and elsewhere in France.
James Alfred Merritt
Commissioned Second Lieutenant, U. S. A., September 25,
1908; promoted ist Lieutenant June 18th, 1916; retired as Cap
tain for disability incurred in the line of duty, May 15, 1917;
placed again on active duty and served at Fort Bayard, at
Boulder, and Fort Logan, Colorado. Returned finally to re
tired list July 15, 1920.
William A. Merritt
Entered U. S. Navy May 20, 1898, as Assistant Paymaster,
rank of Ensign ; promoted through grades to Pay Inspector with
rank of Commander, July 1, 191 7. Served on various ships
during War period.
Nathan Atherton Middleton
Commissioned Captain, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A., July 30,
1917, and promoted Major October 2, 1918. Served with 23d
Regiment Engineers overseas, taking part in Meuse-Argonne
Offensive. Discharged July 7, 1919.
Benjamin Patten Nicklin
Entered U. S. Army January, 1895, in Infantry arm of service;
promoted through grades to Colonel, May 11, 19 18. Served
during War period as Instructor and Commander at Fort
Oglethorpe, Camp Merritt, and elsewhere.
John Bailey Nicklin
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Ordnance Department, N. A.,
August 15, 191 7. Served at Fort Oglethorpe, Frankfort Ar
senal, Camp Meade, and Washington, D. C. Discharged, May
31, I9I9-
Francis F. Randolph
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Field Artillery, U. S. A. Pro
moted Captain March 28, 1918. Served with 6th Field Artil
lery, ist Brigade, ist Division, overseas at Santigny, Montdidier,
Noyon, Department of the Aisne, Marne Offensive, St. Mihiel
Offensive, and Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Cited in orders by
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Division Commander August 2d, 1918, for "distinguished con
duct during the operations of this division south of Soissons,
July 18-22, 1918" he having "distinguished himself by his tire
less and courageous performance of duty as regimental opera
tions officer through the attack," and again cited by the same
C. O. on December 13, 1918, "for distinguished conduct in the
recent operations between the Argonne and the Meuse" "for the
greatest efficiency in the discharge of his duties. He has at all
times displayed the highest devotion to duty, untiring energy and
zeal, and absolute loyalty. His example has been worthy of the
best traditions of our service and of the First Division." Deco
rated with the Victory Medal with 5 clasps and 2 silver stars.
Discharged June 25, 1919, at Gievres, France.
Cited in Orders by C. O. ist Division A. E. F. August 2d, 1918,
as follows:
"The Division Commander cites the following organizations,
officers and men, for distinguished conduct during the operations
of this Division south of Soissons, July 18-22, 1918:
Captain Francis F. Randolph
6th Field Artillery, 'distinguished himself by his tireless and
courageous performance of duty as regimental operations officer
through the attack.'
By command of Major General Summerall:"
Again cited by C. O. ist Division, A. E. F., December 13, 1918,
as follows:
"The Division Commander cites the following officers and men
of this command for distinguished conduct in the recent opera
tions between the Argonne and the Meuse :
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"Captain F. F. Randolph
Operations Officer, 6th F. A., 'for the greatest efficiency in the
discharge of his duties. He has at all times displayed the high
est devotion to duty, untiring energy and zeal, and absolute
loyalty. His example has been worthy of the best traditions
of our service and of the First Division.'
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By command of Major General McGlachlin."
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Francis Fielding Reid
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Field Artillery, U. S. A., Novem
ber 30, 1916; promoted through grades to Captain, October 8,
1918. Served with 3d, 12th, and 7th Field Artillery and ist
Field Artillery, Brigade Headquarters, here and overseas, taking
part in engagements east of Verdun and at Cantigny, France,
and serving in Germany. Discharged on resignation November
12, 1919.
Ernest Ames Robbins, Jr.
Entered U. S. Service, July 25, 1917, under his Commission as
Major, Adjutant General's Department, N. G., Md., under
the President's Call. Promoted Lieutenant Colonel September
20, 1918. Served as Adjutant, 58th Infantry Brigade, 29th
Division, here and overseas in France, and as Adjutant General
of the 7th, 6th, and 4th Army Corps in succession, and on court
martial duty in Paris; took part in engagement in Haute-
Alsace; and the 2d Army Operations before Metz. Discharged
September 15, 1919.
Robert Hickley Shriver
Called into U. S. Service in May, 1917, by the President as
Private 5th Infantry, Maryland N. G., which became the 115th
U. S. Infantry; made Private ist Class September 15, 1918.
Served with 29th Division at Camp McClellan, Ala. ; and over
seas in the Alsace Haute Sector from July to September, 191 8,
and in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive October 8-29th, 1918.
Discharged June 5, 19 19.
Henry Lee Smith
Commissioned ist Lieutenant Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. A.,
March 29, 1917; promoted Captain July 16, 1917. Served as
Medical Examiner and Instructor at Johns Hopkins University,
Fort Myer, and Base Hospital, Camp Lee. Discharged De
cember 16, 191 8.
Harrison Tilghman
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps, U. S. A.,
April 7, 1909; promoted ist Lieutenant March 11, 191 1; Cap
tain July 1, 1916; Major in National Army May 3d, 1918.
Served overseas and took part in engagements near Verdun
while with 2d French Army in Spring, 1918; attached to Head
quarters 91st Division in St. Mihiel Offensive; with Head-
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quarters Railway Artillery Reserve during Meuse-Argonne Of
fensive. Resigned October 8th, 19 19.
Scott Townsend, IV.
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant Infantry August 15, 1917; trans
ferred to School of Military Aeronautics; rated as Reserve Mili
tary Aviator September 14, 19 18. Served at Camp Meade,
Kelly Field, Taliaferro Field, and Langley Field.
Lloyd B. Whitman
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Medical Corps, U. S. A., April,
191 7, and promoted Captain, September, 1918. Served at
Johns Hopkins University, and Bazeilles-sur-Meuse, Vosges,
France, with A. E. F., and as Consultant for American Red
Cross Hospital for French Civilians. Discharged February,
1919.
Thomas Wilson Williamson
Entered the active service May 1, 1917, under his Commission
as ist Lieutenant, Infantry Reserve Corps, U. S. A. Served
with 302d Infantry and discharged by reason of illness, Feb
ruary 26, 19 1 8.
Service Other Than Military or Naval
Randolph Barton
Chairman and Member Selective Service Local Board No. 4,
Baltimore County, June, 1917, to April, 1919.
Randolph Barton, Jr.
Services during period of war as Associate Member Legal Ad
visory Board, 3d District, Selective Service Draft, City of Balti
more, and in aid of Liberty Loans and War Savings Stamp
Campaigns.
Leigh Bonsal
Services as Member Legal Advisory Board, 3d Legislative Dis
trict of Baltimore, in the Selective Service Draft during the
war period.
Francis Barnum Culver
Services from November, 19 17, as President Auditor, U. S.
Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation, located at Balti
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Septimus Davis
Associate Member Legal Advisory Board for Harford County
in Selective Service Draft.
William Rush Dunton, Jr.
Neurologist to Medical Advisory Board No. 2 for Maryland
in Selective Service Draft, December, 1917, to November, 1918.
Richard Mareen Duvall
Services during period of war as Associate Member Legal Ad
visory Board, 2d District Selective Service Draft, City of Balti
more.
James Etchberger Hancock
Services as Chairman of Military Relief, Baltimore Chapter
American Red Cross, and in connection with Baltimore Ath
letic Club Volunteers for Home Defense Service.
Alexander Lewis Hodgdon
Member Medical Committee assisting St. Mary County Selec
tive Service Draft Board.
Granville B. Hopkins
Services October, 1917, to July, 1919, as Assistant Director,
Bureau of Exports, War Trade Board in Washington, D. C,
and U. S. representative on Allied Blockade Committee in
London and representative there of War Trade Board.
James Davidson Iglehart, M.D.
Services in 1917-1918 in attending sick and wounded soldiers
stationed in or passing through Baltimore; in connection with
Recruiting Committee; and under the direction of the Council
of National Defense.
Rogers Israel
Services as Chaplain, American Red Cross, from June 6, 191 7,
to entry into U. S. A., in June, 1918. Served overseas visit
ing English Hospitals and Depots and from Camp to Camp of
the American Army from the sea to the firing lines in France
and in Italy.
Henry Barton Jacobs
Services in Drives for Liberty Loans, Red Cross, Y. M. C. A.,
and other Loans.
Edward B. Mathews
Services in Association with National Council of Defense, Na-
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tional Research Council; as Chairman Sub-Committee on ma
terials for highway, railroad, and other constructions; and as
Chairman of Committee and Editor of reports on highway ma
terials of roads in various states.
W. Wallace McKaig
Services in aid of U. S. Fuel Administrator for Maryland and
in Resources Section, War Industries Board, as Chairman Sub-
region No. 6.
Harvey Middleton
Services to U. S. Quartermaster's Department in charge of in
stalling heating plant at Camp Funston and as Production
Engineer for Ordnance Department.
Charles M. Parr
Made Adviser in charge of tin, and all products containing tin,
Bureau of Exports, War Trade Board, Washington, D. C\
Special Assistant Department of State, and by that Department
sent to Canary Islands as representative of War Trade Board.
Edward Boteler Passano
Special Agent, U. S. Shipping Board, at Baltimore in charge
of chartering docks and ships in overseas trade; Chairman
Towson Branch Red Cross.
Tilghman Goldsborough Pitts
Member Selective Service Local Board No. 4, Baltimore Coun
ty; also Investigator and later Chief for the State, of American
Protective League.
Walter Brewster Platt
Services in October, 19 18, in aid of U. S. Public Health Ser
vice in Influenza Epidemic.
John C. Rose
Services as Judge of U. S. District Court, District of Mary
land.
Alfred Jenkins Shriver
Services during the period of the War as Associate Member,
Legal Advisory Board, 4th District, Selective Service Draft,
City of Baltimore, and in advising and assisting Local Board
No. 19.
William Henry De Courcy Wright Thom
Services as Chairman Committee on Appeals of the "Maryland
Belgian Aid Committee"; as member of Executive Committee
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of the National Belgian Aid Committee ; Vice-Chairman Mary
land Naval Recruiting Committee; Member Maryland Com
mittee Naval League ; and Member American Red Cross.
Anthony Morris Tyson
Permanent member Legal Advisory Board, Selective Service
Draft, for First District of Baltimore City, 1917-1919.
George Ross Veazey
Associate member, Legal Advisory Board, Selective Service
Draft, for Fourth District, City of Baltimore, 1917-1919, and
especially assigned to assist Local Draft Board No. 22, 1918-
1919.
John Seymour Taliaferro Waters
Associate member, Legal Advisory Board, Selective Service
Draft, 3d District, City of Baltimore — December, 191 7, to
completion of Draft
Lloyd B. Whitman
Member of committee of four for examining applicants
from Maryland and adjacent counties of Pennsylvania, West
Virginia, and Delaware for admission to the Officers' Medical
Reserve Corps, working about three nights a week at the Johns
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Military or Naval Service
Willis D. Ballard
Commissioned Major Ordnance, Reserve Corps, U. S. A., June
8, 191 8. Served at Washington, Boston, Philadelphia, and else
where as Inspector of Ordnance. Discharged July 15, 1919.
Edward Breck
Entered U. S. Service February 13, 191 7, as Lieutenant Com
mander U. S. Naval Reserve Force; served in Office Naval In
telligence, operating in Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina, then
in Portugal and France. Decorated with the Navy Cross,
French Legion of Honor, and made Commander of Portuguese
order of Ariz and Order of Christ, with the U. S. Navy Cross
"for dangerous and distinguished service in the line of his pro
fession as Special Agent in Brazil and Argentine and later as
Naval Attache at Lisbon, where he established a valuable ser
vice of information throughout Tortgual.''
Francis S. Breed
Enlisted April 18, 1917, in U. S. Naval Reserve Force — War
ranted Coxswain and Storekeeper ist Class and Chief Store
keeper. Sailed for France in July, 191 7; served at Mine Sweep
ing base in 1918. Relieved from active duty January 13, 1919.
George Ellis Densmore
Entered U. S. Service October 28th, 1918, as 1st Lieutenant
Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., and assigned to Duty as head of
Construction branch, Plant Maintenance Office, Boston Zone,
Quartermaster Department. Discharged May 15, 1919.
George D. Deshon
Graduated from U. S. Military Academy in 1886. At outbreak
of war was serving in the Canal Zone in the grade of Lieu
tenant-Colonel Medical Corps, U. S. A., as Chief Surgeon on
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transferred to the Northeastern Department at Boston, where
he served till his death on June 24, 191 7.
Percy Deshon
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant Field Artillery in April, 1912;
promoted ist Lieutenant May 15, 1916, and Captain May 15,
1917; retired for physical disability in September, 1917, and
served as Adjutant of Recruit Depot at Fort McDowell, Cal.,
till September, 1919, when relieved from active duty.
Hancock Dorr
Enlisted U. S. Navy as Seaman September, 1918; promoted
Quartermaster 3d Class December 2, 1918, served at Bumkin
Island Training Station and Hingham Training Station. Re
leased from active duty December 21, 1918.
David Gorham Eldridge
Entered the service April, 191 7, as Lieutenant-Commander
M. C. National Naval Volunteers; promoted Commander
M. C. U. S., Naval Reserve Force, July, 1919. Served at
Boston.
Edward A. Hurd
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant Cavalry November 27, 1917.
Served overseas with 348th Machine Gun Battalion, 91st
Division. Served at St. Mihiel, the Meuse-Argonne, and Lys-
Scheldt, Belgium. Discharged May 26, 1919.
John Lloyd Temple Jeffries
Private Air Service, U. S. A., September 3, 1917, by volunteer
enlistment at Paris, France; commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Field
Artillery, U. S. A., November 8, 19 17; served with A. E. F.
at Paris, Tours, Saumar, and elsewhere in France. Discharged
October 22, 191 8.
Henry Morris Kelley
Enlisted at Camp Zachary Taylor Training Camp, November
6, 1918, and served there until discharged December 5, 1918.
Preston Shepard Lincoln
Commissioned Lieutenant Junior Grade, U. S. Naval Reserve
Force, March 24, 191 7; promoted Lieutenant Naval Reserve
Flying Force Corps October 7, 1919. Served at Coast Sta
tions in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, in England and
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William McNaughton
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., De
cember 12, 1917. Served at Watervliet Arsenal, N. Y., as De
tachment Commander, Post Adjutant, and Personnel and In
telligence Officer. Discharged May 17, 1919. Commissioned
Major, Officers Reserve Corps, July 9, 1919.
Grafton Winthrop Minot
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, U. S. Ordnance Reserve Corps,
June 11, 1917; promoted Captain February, 1919. Served at
Camp Devens and with A. E. F. Discharged December, 1918.
George Andrews Moriarty, Jr.
Commissioned April 4, 191 8. Captain, Military Intelligence
Division, General Staff, and served in the War Department at
Washington.
Joseph B. Murdock
Rear Admiral U. S. Navy Retired. Placed on active duty and
served at Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H., from May 1, 1918,
to May 1, 1919.
Walter Merriam Pratt
Commissioned Captain, Military Intelligence Division, U. S. A.,
November 1, 1918, and served at Camp Mills, N. Y. Dis
charged March 28, 1919.
Eben Putnam
Commissioned Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., June
25, 1917. Served at Boston Depot, Q. M. Dept; overseas
with the A. E. F., at Nantes, France; and in return with head
quarters N. E. Dept. Discharged August 22, 19 19.
Franklin Delano Putnam
Enlisted May 8, 191 7, in the Harvard Regiment and served till
its disbandment August 15, 1917. Entered Plattsburg Train
ing Camp August 25, 191 7; commissioned Captain, Infantry,
U. S. A., November 27, 191 7; served with 302d Infantry and
at Headquarters 76th Division at Camp Devens and overseas in
France. Discharged December 18, 1918.
Ralph Kirkham Safford
Entered U. S. Service in March, 191 7, as ist Lieutenant In
fantry; served with 104th Infantry, 52d Brigade, 26th Divi
sion, overseas at Quincy Bois, Chemin des Dames, Soissons,
Apremont, Vivay, Seicheprey, and Chateau Thierry; wounded
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at Beaumont, Toul Sector, June 16, 191 8. Served as Instructor
at Camp Grant, 111. Discharged December 19, 19 18.
Foster Waterman Stearns
Commissioned ist Lieutenant Infantry, November 27, 191 7 ;
served with the 41st Division and ist Division with the General
Staff and as Assistant Military Attache at Brussels. Took part
in engagements at St. Mihiel September, 1918, and was
wounded. Discharged August 5, 19 19.
Trevor Washington Swett
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant Infantry, Officers Reserve Corps,
August 15, 19 1 7, and provisionally in U. S. A. October 26,
1917; promoted ist Lieutenant October 26, 1917, and Captain
July 31, 191 9. Served overseas with 9th Infantry, 2d Division
Headquarters and Military Intelligence Division, General Staff,
and as Assistant Military Attache at Warsaw. Took part in en
gagements in Toulon-Troyon Sector; Chateau-Thierry; Sois
sons, and Meuse-Argonne. Wounded at Soissons. Decorated
with the Croix de Guerre (gold star). Cited in orders by
Marshal Petain as follows: "The Marshal commanding the
Army of the East cites in the orders of the Army Corps with
the Approval of the General Commanding in Chief the Amer
ican Expeditionary Forces, ist Lieutenant Trevor W. Swett,
9th Infantry, U. S., who on July 18, 1918, southwest of
Soissons, although wounded, continued to advance with his
Colonel — would not allow himself to be evacuated except after
being ordered evacuated by the Regimental Surgeon."
Parker Tuck
Commissioned Captain Infantry, U. S. A., August 14, 191 7.
Served at Camp Devens, Mass., with A. E. F. ; in France, being
assigned to the 303d Infantry, 76th Division; took part in the
Somme Offensive ; Attached to G. H. 2 Intelligence Service ; as
signed as Assistant Military Attache at Berne, Switzerland, and
then to the General Staff at Washington, D. C. Honorably
discharged January 19, 1920; Commissioned Major Quarter
Master R. C. March 20, 1920.
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr.
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant Infantry, U. S. A., November 27,
1917; promoted ist Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps, 1918;
assigned to 77th Division; served at Camp Shelby, Miss., and
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with A. E. F., taking part in engagements in the Argonne
Forest. Discharged February, 1919.
Charles Sumner Wentworth
Commissioned Major Infantry August 15, 1917, served with
301st Ammunition Train, with Military Police, and otherwise
here and overseas in France and Germany. Discharged August
15, 1919.
John Henry Westfall
Lieutenant U. S. Navy, retired ; placed in command U. S. Naval
Station, East Lamoine, Maine and there served till his death
January 19, 1919.
Roger Wolcott
Commissioned Major Infantry, U. S. A., December 4, 1917,
and assigned to duty in Judge Advocate General's Department
in connection with the Selective Service Draft.
Service Other Than Military or Naval
Talbot Aldrich
Services as member Unpaid Supplementary Volunteer Protective
Force of the Department of Justice and as private in Motor
Corps.
Henry Hersey Andrew
Services in 191 7, as Member Veteran Corps of Artillery,
N. Y., on active duty guarding the Aqueduct to N. Y. City. In
191 8, served with Red Cross in Paris, attached to the Bureau
of Refugees, and elsewhere in France and in England.
Francis Henry Appleton
Services as Chairman Essex County Red Cross Chapter and
services in recruiting 101st U. S. Engineers, which served in
France as part of the 26th Division, and in organizing the ist
Motor Corps.
Luther Atwood
Services as Chairman of Lynn War Records Committee; as
member of the Red Cross Committee for Lynn, and in Liberty
Loan Drives.
Hosea Starr Ballou
Services as Chairman for Red Cross, Young Men's Christian
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Association, and War Libraries in Brookline, Mass., and in the
several Liberty Loan Drives.
Jesse Bunton Baxter
Services as member Committee on Public Safety for Milton,
Member American Protective League, member five Liberty Loan
Committees in Milton, Chairman War Savings Stamp Cam
paign, Red Cross Membership Campaign, Treasurer Y. M.
C. A. War Work Fund, and United War Work Campaign.
Boylston Adams Beal
Diplomatic Special Agent of the Department of State attached
to the U. S. Embassy at London, 1916-1919.
Frederic Ruthven Bogardus
Services as Chairman District D, Ward 5, Boston, in all Liberty
Loan Drives, in Victory Loan drive, and in Red Cross Drives.
Harry Lamprey Brown
Services as member Jewelers War Service Committee and mem
ber Community Labor Board, District No. 6, Division B, Bos
ton.
John Lawton Butler
Services as Registrar of Selective Service Draft Board, Nye
County, Nevada. Director of local Council of Defense, Local
Food Administrator, and active in Liberty Loan Drives and Red
Cross and War Savings Stamp Drives.
Louis Arthur Coolidge
Chairman National Committee on Welfare Work, Council of
National Defense; Member Shipbuilding Labor Adjustment
Board; Member Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety;
Chairman Massachusetts Committee to welcome home return
ing soldiers and sailors.
William Ogilvie Comstock
Services in Brookline and Boston in aid of the Red Cross and
with Y. M. C. A. entertaining soldiers and sailors.
Thomas K. Cummins
Member Executive Committee for Massachusetts of the Na
tional War Savings Committee. Vice-President and later
Treasurer Italian War Relief Fund of America.
Alfred Dorr
Services from June I, 191 8, to the following winter as Member
and Investigator, American Protective Association, giving much
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time and the use of his automobile both night and day in his
work of making investigations.
Francis Apthorp Foster
Secretary Committee on Recruiting, Dukes County; Member
Edgartown Committee on Public Safety. Chairman Edgar-
town Branch, Martha's Vineyard Chapter, Red Cross and
Home Service.
Harry Augustus Garfield
Member U. S. Food Administration; Chairman of Committee
that fixed price of wheat June to September, 1917; U. S. Fuel
Administrator from August 23, 1917.
Samuel Hammond
Member Public Safety Committee, town of Nahant; Special
Police for War Service from Spring, 191 7, and Treasurer since
February, 191 8; also member Liberty Loan Local Committees
and Registrar for Selective Draft.
Franklin W. Hobbs
Member War Service Committee of Wool Manufacturing In
dustry of the U. S. ; advisor to the War Industry Board in all
matters connected with wool manufacturing.
Paul M. Hubbard
Associate member Legal Advisory Board, town of Brookline, in
the Selective Draft.
John M. Keyes
Chairman Local Board for Selective Draft, Division No. 29
of Massachusetts. Member Concord, Mass., Committee of
Public Safety. Retail price reporter for U. S. Food Adminis
trator.
Edward Holmes Kittredge
Services from February, 1918, to December 31, 1918, as Secre
tary of the Capital Issues Committee of New England, created
under the War Finance Corporation Act for the conservation
of credit, labor, and material.
Joseph Grafton Minot
Member Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety; Secretary
Committee on Solicitation of Funds for Patriotic Purposes.
Member Executive Committee Army and Navy Club for en
listed men ; Vice Chairman Army & Navy Branch, Y. M. C. A.
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Member of War Work Committee Y. M. C. A., and Director
of its Boston Branch.
Seymour Morris
Treasurer of Chicago Chapter Red Cross; Chairman Selective
Draft District Board No. 2, Northern District of Illinois.
Glen Tilley Morse
Services as Chairman West Newbury Auxiliary, Essex County
Chapter, American Red Cross, and Chairman of the Home Ser
vice of the same and of Red Cross, Liberty Loan, and other
drives; member Public Safety Committee of West Newbury
and Chairman of Special Aid and Relief Committee.
Everett Morss
Member Priorities Committee, War Industries Board, and Chief
of Brass Section, War Industries Board.
Charles Read Nutter
Associate Director Northeastern Division Red Cross from De
cember, 191 7, to September, 19 18, and Director of its Publicity
Bureau September, 1918, to April, 1919.
Edward Osgood Otis
Services as Army Contract Surgeon assigned to examination of
men of 26th Division, and after 1918, Major Medical Reserve
Corps.
Frederick Wesley Parker
Services as Coal Commissioner at Somerville, Mass., from Sep
tember 1, 1917, to June 1, 1919.
Howard L. Shurtleff
Member War Service Committee for War Department relative
to Surgical Supplies for the U. S. Government during and fol
lowing the War.
William B. Snow
Services during and after the War period as Special Agent,
Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Department of Justice, serving
throughout New England.
Morgan Hewitt Stafford
Services 1917-1918 in Red Cross and Liberty Loan Campaigns
and as member of Selective Service Draft Board at Newton,
Mass.; as Civilian Auditor, 1917, Quartermaster's Department,
Camp Devens ; Assistant Chief, Section of Administration, De
partment of Tuberculosis, American Red Cross Commission to
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Italy, 1918. Stationed in New York City and in 1918-1919 in
Rome, Italy; Red Cross Commissions as 2d Lieutenant, ist
Lieutenant, and Captain.
Spencer J. Steinmetz
Services as Four Minute Man throughout New England and
the U. S.
Elliot Dawes Stetson
Services as Chairman Liberty Loan Committee for New Bed
ford in ist, 2d, and 3d loan drives; a member and in part
Chairman of Selective Draft, Local Board Division No. 3,
New Bedford.
Harry Appleton Stevens.
Chairman and worker in all Liberty Loan and Red Cross Drives
and attached to Boston Headquarters Department of Justice as
Special Investigator.
James Arthur Stiles
Chairman Selective Draft, Local Board Division No. 13, Mass.,
through entire period; Chairman Community Labor Board;
member enlistment Committee Local Public Safety Committee
and Speaker in aid of Liberty Loans.
Henry Fuller Tapley
Services as President and member Executive Committee of Lynn
Chapter Red Cross from February, 19 17.
Charles Henry Taylor, Jr.
Services from April, 191 7, to December, 1918, as member of
Intelligence Bureau, Paper and Pulp Conservation Division of
War Industries Board, and as War Conservator of Paper and
Pulp for New England States under that Board.
Houston A. Thomas
Chairman Hamilton and Wenham Branch Red Cross; member
Committee of Public Safety for same ; member all Local Liberty
Loan Committees during War period; Comptroller of U. S.
War Work Fund for Hamilton and Wenham. Member Wel
come Home Committee for Town of Hamilton.
William Francis Warden
Services in designing and producing range finding landscapes
for Camp Devens; Volunteer in Surgical Dressing Inspection
and Packing Departments of Red Cross and for the Surgical
Dressing Committee of New England.
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Nathan Warren
Chairman Committee for War Libraries ; member committee on
War Chest Work; Member Red Cross and other organizations
for War Work.
Walter Kendall Watkins
Engaged in recruiting men for the Army and Navy; sending
supplies to the camps and overseas; assisting men on their dis
charge financially, and obtaining employment. Member of
Executive Committee of the 191 7 Minute Men Committee,
Mass. Society, Sons of the American Revolution.
George Francis Weld
Services as a Four Minute Man; as member Episcopal Church
General War Commission and Secretary Episcopal Church War
Commission for California and Secretary for the Province of
the Pacific.
Frederick Silsbee Whitwell
Services as Associate Member Legal Advisory Board for the
Boston District in the Selective Service Draft and as a member
of the American Red Cross.
Arthur Meserve Wiggin
Member Brookline ist, 2d, and 3d Liberty Loan Drives; Dis
trict Chairman in Boston 4th Liberty Loan ; member and worker
of all Red Cross Drives; and District Chairman in Boston of
United War Drive.
Martin S. Willard
Federal Fuel Administrator for New Hanover County, North
Carolina, from October, 191 7, to end of War; member Soldiers'
Business Committee for New Hanover County from July, 191 7.
Fred Allan Wilson
Member for New England District of the Federal Board for
Curtailment of Non-War Building Construction and Special
Delegate for Builders of New England to War Labor Policies
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Military or Naval Service
Henry Adams
Commissioned July i, 191 7; ordered in active service, August
16, 1917. Captain Engineers, U. S. A.; promoted Major,
February 25, 19 18. Served at Boston, Mass., as Assistant
Department Engineer, U. S. A. Northeastern Department and
overseas as Head of Engineering Section and Consulting En
gineer, Offensive Division Chemical Warfare Service ; at Peace
Conference; as Chief, Coal Division in France, on Peace Com
mission, Engineering Department and Assistant Chief Mines
Section, Belgian Mission; and in command 2d Battalion 158th
Infantry. Discharged May 12, 1918.
Frank Thornton Arms
Entered Navy as Assistant Paymaster, March 14, 1892, having
previous Naval service as Paymaster's Clerk, 1886-7. Pro
moted to Paymaster, 1898; Pay Inspector, 1905; Pay Director
(Captain), 19 14. Received medals for services on U. S. S.
Detroit, during war with Spain. Served during World War,
at Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H.
Nathan King Averill
Graduate U. S. Military Academy, 1895, Second Lieutenant
Cavalry, ist Lieutenant, 1899; Captain, 1901 ; Major, 1916;
Lieutenant Colonel, 1917; commissioned Colonel, Infantry N.
A., August 16, 191 7. Assigned to command 308th Infantry.
Serving overseas at Arras Front, Baccarat Sector, the Vesle,
the Oise-Aisne Offensive, and the Meuse-Argonne Offensive.
Lucius Barnes Barbour
Commissioned Captain, Infantry, N. A., November 2, 1917,
assigned to duty in office of Provost Marshal General, Wash
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Amos Foote Barnes
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Infantry, U. S. A., October 31,
191 8, and served with i52d Depot Brigade at Camp Upton,
N. Y. Discharged October 30, 191 9.
Newton Case Brainard
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Field Artillery, N. A., November
27, 1917. Served with 303d Field Artillery, 59th Field Artil
lery, at Port of Embarkation, Hoboken, in Camp Devens,
Camp Jackson, and Fort Ethan Allen. Discharged December
7, 1918.
Ludlow Seguine Bull
Enlisted in Medical Corps, U. S. A., joining the Yale Mobile
Unit, June 28, 191 7; promoted Private ist Class, August,
1917; Sergeant, June 26, 1918. Went overseas, August, 1917,
and served in France at Limoges and elsewhere, and on assign
ment to Chief Surgeon, A. E. F., being attached to the Rent
ing, Requisition, and Claims Service Headquarters, S. O. S.,
from July, 19 18, to September, 1919. Discharged September
29, 1919.
Ansel Granville Cook
Commissioned Captain, Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. A., July
23, 1917; promoted Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A., June 1,
1918. Served at Fort Adams, R. I.; Ft. Oglethorpe, Camp
Gordon, and Camp Wheeler, Ga. ; Camp McLellan and Camp
Sheridan, Ala.; Camp Shelby, Miss.; and Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. Discharged March 1, 1919, and commissioned, April
13th, 1920, Lieut. Colonel, Medical Reserve Corps.
Calvin Duvall Cowles
Graduated U. S. Military Academy, June 13, 1873. Retired
for age as Colonel, Infantry, U. S. A., June 26, 1913. Detailed
to duty, Connecticut Organized Militia, July 22, 1913. Over
seer of drills and instruction, Mobilization of i02d U. S. In
fantry at Camp Yale in 191 7; Professor, Military Science and
Tactics R. O. T. C. and C. O. S. A. T. C, Trinity College,
191 8-1 919; relieved from active duty May 20, 19 19.
Ralph Dennis Cutler
Called into U. S. Service, July 19, 1917, under commission as
Captain, Quartermaster Corps, Conn. N. G. Served at Camp
Greene, Charlotte, N. C, as Assistant to Constructing Q. M.
and Camp Q. M., July, 191 7, to February 3, 1918, and Assist-
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ant to Chief Purchasing Officer, Q. M. C, A. E. F., at Paris,
France, March, 191 8, to December 31, 19 18. Discharged
February 3, 19 19.
John Sinclair Dye
Commissioned Captain, Medical Reserve Corps, April 25, 191 7;
promoted Major, May 18, 1917; Lieutenant Colonel, September
9, 1918. Served at Camp Benjamin Harrison; at Base Hos
pital, Camp Sevier; as assistant in Surgeon General's Office.
Discharged June 7, 1919, and commissioned Colonel, Medical
Reserve Corps, same day.
George Francis Eaton
Commissioned Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, March 20,
1917; promoted Lieutenant, Junior Grade, May 1, 191 8; served
as Instructor in Navigation and Seamanship in Section 1, Third
Naval District; placed on inactive duty, January 15, 1919.
Franklin Farrel, Jr.
Called into service April, 1917, as member U. S. Naval Reserve
Force with commission as Ensign ; promoted Lieutenant, Junior
Grade, January, 1918, and Lieutenant, April 1, 1918; served
with Patrol Boat Fleet at Newport and New London, and on
inspection duty for Navy Ordnance Bureau; placed on inactive
duty January 9, 1919.
Richard Johnston Goodman
Entered the Service of the U. S., March 26, 1917, on the call
of the President, as Colonel, ist Infantry, Connecticut, N. G:
Served on Guard duty in Connecticut from March 26, 1917,
to July 6, 191 7, and thereafter training men for new organiza
tions and for replacements. Discharged December 22, 1918.'
Walter Lippincott Goodwin
Enlisted October 28, 1918, in Field Artillery Central Officers
Training School, Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Discharged De
cember 1, 19 1 8.
Alfred Lucius Hart
Entered Great Lakes Naval Training Camp as Chief Quarter
master, Aviation, in U. S. Naval Reserve Corps, July 18, 1918;
graduated therefrom and commissioned as Ensign, November
21, 1918. Placed on inactive duty December 10, 1918.
Henry Stuart Hotchkiss
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promoted Major, Signal Corps, U. S. A., January 28, 1918;
Lieutenant Colonel, Air Service, October 8, 1918; served in
Washington and overseas in France and England. Served as
Assistant Chief Inspection Equipment Division, Signal Corps;
as Senior Member Joint Army and Navy Committee on Balloon
Air Service; Senior Assistant Military Attache, American Em
bassy, London; and Vice Representative of U. S. War Board.
Discharged January 25, 191 9.
William DeLoss Love
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps, U. S. A.,
November, 1917; promoted Captain, November, 1918. Served
as Instructor at Officers' Training Camp, Fort Monroe, Va.
Discharged December, 1918, and commissioned Major, Officers'
Reserve Corps.
Buckingham Parsons Merriman
Enlisted as private, Infantry, U. S. A., October 3, 191 7; pro
moted Corporal, February 11, 19 18. Served with 304th In
fantry, 76th Division, at Camp Devens and overseas at Chateau
Neuf, France. On special duty with Chief of Staff, 76th Di
vision, St. Amand, France. Discharged December 18, 1918.
John Alexander Prior
Enlisted March 22, 1917, as Seaman, U. S. Naval Reserve
Force. Served on Convoy Duty in French Waters. Discharged
March 14, 1919.
George Lamberton Smith
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Philippine Scouts, U. S. A.,
March 25, 1914; promoted ist Lieutenant, March 22, 1918;
Captain,. September 30, 19 18. Served in Philippine Islands.
Herbert Knox Smith
Commissioned Major, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., October
7, 1918, and assigned as Assistant Port Storage Officer, Port of
Philadelphia, November 3, 1918, to July 26, 1919, and dis
charged on that date.
William George Tarbox
Entered U. S. Service, July, 191 7, as Captain, Coast Artillery
Corps, N. G, Connecticut; served in Coast Defenses Long
Island Sound at Fort Terry. Transferred to U. S. Guards,
October 21, 1918, and served at Presidio of San Francisco and
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Gifford Emerson Taylor
Commissioned Captain, Infantry, U. S. A., August 18, 1917;
promoted Major, February 22, 1919. Served with I02d In
fantry; with General Staff Headquarters, 26th Division, in
Champagne-Marne Defensive; in Aisne-Marne Offensive; St.
Mihiel Offensive; Meuse-Argonne Offensive; and Seicheprey.
Cited in Division Orders, September 8, 191 8, "for gallant and
meritorious conduct in action, July 23d, 1918." Cited by Head
quarters A. E. F., April 19, 19 19, "for exceptionally meritor
ious and conspicuous services." Discharged April 29, 1919.
Commissioned Lieutenant Colonel, Infantry, R. C, October 4,
1919.
Edmund Quincy Trowbridge
Commissioned Captain, Chemical Warfare Service, U. S. A.,
October 15, 1918. Served at Camp Humphries, Va., and
Kendrick, N. J. Discharged December 3, 1918.
Roger Welles
Entered Naval Academy, Sept. 25, 1880, was graduated, June,
1884. In U. S. N., commissioned Ens., Lt. j. g., Lt, Bt.
Comdr., Capt, R. A. (temporary), and July 1, 1919, R. A.
(permanent). Served in Spanish War, receiving three medals.
World War Decorations: Commander Legion of Honor,
France; Grand Officer Order of Leopold II, Belgium; Order
of the Rising Sun, Second Class, Japan; Navy Cross, United
States of America. From April 16, 1917, to Jan. 31, 1919, was
Director of Naval Intelligence, Washington, D. C. ; Feb. 4,
19 1 9, commanded 2nd Division U. S. Fleet; Sept. 1, 1919, com
manded 4th Division, Atlantic Fleet; Jan. 26, 1920, and pres
ent duty Commandant, Naval Base, San Diego, Cal.; Jan. 26,
1 92 1, ordered first Commandant, nth Naval District.
William Henry White
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance Reserve Corps, January 26,
1918; promoted Major, Ordnance Department, U. S. A.,
March 25, 1919. Served in Ordnance Department, Washing
ton, and at Bridgeport. Discharged August 16, 1919.
Roy C. Wilcox
Served with the French from June 1, 191 7, until he was en
listed with the U. S. A. in France, Oct. 1, 191 7. Prepared
and commissioned in French Officers' School at Meaux. Com
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No. 542, Par 1. Promoted to ist Lt, Feb. 13, 1919, S. O. 44
G. H. Q., A. E. F. Recommended for Captaincy before Ar
mistice. Served with French in American Field Service, Mallet
Reserve American Mission and Motor Transport Corps, U. S.
A. Was in ten out of the thirteen engagements credited to
U. S. Army abroad in France. Awarded Croix de Guerre
Field Service Medal. Whole outfit cited by Gen. Petain. Dis
charged April 23, 1919.
Service other than Military or Naval
John Kimberly Beach
President of New Haven War Bureau from its organization in
191 7 to its dissolution in 191 9.
Samuel Fayerweather Beardsley
Service as Government Appeal Agent with Local Board No. 6,
Selective Draft, District of Bridgeport, throughout its existence.
Service from March, 191 7, in Connecticut Home Guard.
Charles Gurdon Bill
Member Fuel Committee, Connecticut State Council of De
fense, from 191 7; Chairman Connecticut Fuel Conservation
Committee, November, 19 17, to February, 1919; Member
U. S. Fuel Advisory Committee for Connecticut; Member
Connecticut State Council of Defense, 19 18.
John Norton Brooks
Services as Chief Registrar Local Board Selective Draft; in
Liberty Loans ; and as Agent for Alien Property Custodian and
for the Military Emergency Board. In 19 17 and 191 8, as Aide
to Governor and State Senator. Instrumental in recruiting and
putting into effect, Military Laws of Connecticut.
Edward Mortimer Chapman
Chairman, New London Chapter, American Red Cross, Febru
ary, 191 7, to August, 1919, serving in administration and relief
work.
Louis Richmond Cheney
Services in 191 7, 1918, and 1919, as Chairman in Red Cross
Membership Campaign; as member of Committee in aid of
Liberty Loans; and in United War Work Campaign.
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Francis Rexford Cooley
Services in Food Saving Campaign ; as Chairman of Committee
to raise funds for United War Work; and as Commander,
Naval Battalion, Connecticut State Guard.
Darragh DeLancey
Secretary, August-December, 191 7, and Chairman, December,
1 91 7, to June, 1 9 19, of 2d District Board, State of Connecticut,
in Selective Draft; Chief Industrial Furlough Section Adjutant
General's Office, W. D., July, 1918, to January, 1919.
John Ireland Howe Downes
Artistic work in furtherance of the War in portraying in oil
"The German Cruiser Emden destroyed by the British at Cocos
Island" presented to and used by the N. Y. Victory Loan Com
mittee.
Grosvenor Ely
Services as Associate — Cotton Goods Section, War Industries
Board, at Washington, 191 8.
Joseph Ralph Ensign
Member Simsbury War Bureau under State Council of Defense;
Vice-Chairman, Advisory Committee on Explosives for Con
necticut under Bureau of Mines; District Chairman, Y. M. C.
A., and United War Workers Drives; and member of Red
Cross Drive Committee.
Walter Collyer Faxon
Services April 8, 19 17, to November, 191 8, as Chairman, Ways
and Means Committee of Admiral Bunce Section, No. 41, Navy
League of the U. S.
Russell Frost
Chairman, Norwalk Mayor's Committee on Safety; Chairman,
Military Department, Fairfield County, Resources Mobiliza
tion Committee; Chairman, Norwalk War Bureau under Con
necticut Council of Defense; Chairman, United War Work
Campaign of Norwalk and Wilton.
John Calvin Goddard
Services under Council of Defense in delivering patriotic ad
dresses; in Liberty Loan, Red Cross, Y. M. C. A. and other
drives; Member, town board, Council of Defense; Registrar in
local Draft District in Selective Draft.
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Charles Archibald Goodwin
Special Attorney for Supply Division U. S. Shipping Board,
Emergency Fleet Corporation, and Manager Supply Division of
same, October, 191 8, to February, 1919.
Walter Lippincott Goodwin
Services as member, Connecticut State Food Commission, from
May to September, 1917; Chairman, Committee on Military
Census, 191 7; Member of Connecticut State Council of De
fense, 191 7-1 8.
Charles Welles Gross
Member and Secretary, Local Board No. 1, Selective Draft,
City of Hartford, May 25, 1917, to March 18, 1919.
Edward Avery Harriman
Services October 19, 1918, to March 12, 1919, as Associate
Member, Legal Advisory Board, Selective Draft, City of New
Haven.
Thomas Hooker, Jr.
Member, Local Board No. 6, City of New Haven in Selective
Draft, September 1, 19 18, to March 31, 19 19.
Henry Stuart Hotchkiss
Chairman, Rubber Co-Operative Committee, Council of Na
tional Defense, April 13, to October 25, 1917, when he resigned
to take Army Commission.
Phineas Henry Ingalls
Services as member, Board of Registration, ist District, Hart
ford; member Local Draft Board, ist District, Hartford; and
member Medical Committee, State Council of Defense, April
1917, to March 31, 1919. f
Frederick John Kingsbury
Served on Executive and Finance Committees of National War
Work Council, April, 191 7, to March, 1921. Member of Con
necticut State Council of Defense, June 29, 1917, to close of
war; Chairman, United War Work Campaign of New Haven,
August, 19 1 8, to November 20, 19 18.
Luke Vincent Lockwood
Served during entire period of war as Chairman of Local Board,
Selective Draft, No. 15, Fairfield County.
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Francis Taylor Maxwell
Chairman, Liberty and Victory Loan Drives, town of Vernon,
Conn. Member, Executive Board of Rockville Red Cross So
ciety, and member, Connecticut Council of Defense.
Buckingham Parsons Merriman
Services as Assistant Publicity Manager, Victory Loan in
Waterbury.
John Walter Perry
Served in N. Y. Division, Bureau of Aircraft Production, In
spection Section, beginning May i, 191 8; later transferred to
the Signal Corps, U. S. A. ; in the office of the Signal Officer,
Eastern Department, New York City, as Assistant to the In
spector in Chief until May 1, 19 19. Registrar in Fairfield
County in the Selective Service Draft in 1917.
Bradford De Witt Pierce
Services as Chairman of Campaign Executive Committee of
American Red Cross War Fund at Bridgeport in 1917 and
1918; member State Red Cross Campaign Committee, 1917;
member War Industries Board, acting during the War as
Regional Advisor for District No. 2 of Resource and Conver
sion Section comprising Connecticut and Western Massachu
setts.
Herbert Knox Smith
Chairman, Selective Draft, Local Board, Division No. 2, Con
necticut, July 1, 1917, to October 1, 1917, and thereafter with
the Connecticut Council of Defense.
Edmund Quincy Trowbridge
Director of the Bureau of Prices, U. S. Fuel Administration,
September 30, 1917, to October 15, 1918, and January 1, to
March 1, 1919.
John Brownlee Voorhees
Entered the service of the Y. M. C. A., May, 19 18, and went
overseas, serving in France at Corneville, Minorville, and Roy-
mient On June 19, 19 18, while near his Y. M. C. A. tent,
he was wounded by a German shell, shattering his right thigh
bone ; was invalided home and died of his wounds in New York
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Frank Bentley Weeks
Services as Vice-President, Middlesex Chapter Red Cross ; Mem
ber Middlesex War Bureau; Member State Council of De
fense; Speaker in Red Cross and Liberty Loan Drives, 19 17-
1919.
James Everett Wheeler
Chairman, Local Draft Board, Division No. 6, City of New
Haven; Censor of personal communications to Enemy Coun
tries; New Haven Chapter, Red Cross; Associate on Legal
Advisory Board, Division No. 6, City of New Haven; Chief,
New Haven District, American Protective League, served 19 17
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Military or Naval Service
William Baird
Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. A., retired. Placed on active duty at
his own request in 191 7, and served in the War Department,
Washington, D. C, until relieved from Active Duty, October,
1917.
Robert Root Bennett
Commissioned Captain, Signal Reserve Corps, August 5, 191 7.
Served at Washington, D. C, in Military Intelligence Division,
General Staff. Discharged January 17, 1919.
Norman Jerome Blackwood
Captain Medical Corps, U. S. Navy, having entered the service
in 1883. Served with Atlantic Fleet and at U. S. Naval Hos
pital, Chelsea, Mass. Still in Service.
Clement Lincoln Bouve
Served in 1900-2 as private, corporal, ist Lieut., and Bn. Adj.,
ist Regt. F. A., M. V. M.; was commissioned Captain, F. A.,
Nov. 27, 1917, having entered the service, Aug. 27, 1917, and
Major, F. A., Nov. 5, 1918. Was attached, and subsequently
assigned to 92nd Division; left for France, June 5, 1918;
attached to Division Hdqrs., Brigade Adj. 167th F. A. Brigade;
attached to Gen. Hdqrs., A. E. F., December, 1918, to July,
1919. He served at Fort Myer, Va., Camp Meade, Md., Fort
Sill, Okla., in France and in Germany. Was in the Meuse-
Argonne engagement. Discharged July 28, 1919.
Scott D. Breckenridge
Commissioned Captain, Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. A., May
21, 1917; promoted Major March 8, 1918; Lieutenant Colonel
July 31, 1918; and Colonel February, 19 19. Served in Sur
geon General's Office, Washington, D. C, at Camp Meade, and
at Savenay, France. Discharged July 2, 1919.
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Guy Wilkinson Stuart Castle
Graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy 1901. Commissioned
Commander, U. S. N., August, 1917. Served abroad with the
Grand Fleet and in Convoy between the U. S. and France;
was also in charge of Electrical Bureau of Engineering, but
relieved at his own request and returned to sea duty and assigned
to command U. S. transport Martha Washington on board of
which ship he died at Sea August 10, 1919. Decorated with
the "Medal of Honor" in April, 1914, for "Distinguished
Conduct in Battle" while serving at Vera Cruz, Mexico. Died
at sea while in Command Aug. 10, 1919.
Alan O. Clephane
Commissioned Lieutenant, Junior Grade, U. S. Naval Reserve
Force, March 6, 191 7. Served in command of U. S. S. Arc-
turns and Whirlwind, and on confidential duty in Office of
Chief of Naval Operations, Washington, until his death in Jan
uary 13, 19 1 8, from pneumonia contracted in the line of duty.
Lewis P. Clephane
Commissioned Lieutenant, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, February
24, 1917; promoted Lieutenant Commander, June 25, 1918.
Served at Headquarters 5th Naval District, Norfolk, Va. ; as
C. O. Naval Section Base No. 1, Baltimore; and in Bureau of
Navigation, Washington.
Walter C. Clephane
Commissioned Major, Judge Advocate General's Department,
October 9, 191 8, and served in the Department at Washington;
promoted Lieutenant Colonel, April 22, 19 19. Discharged June
30, 1920.
Charles Edward Cooke
Commissioned Major, Engineer Corps, U. S. A., December 29,
1917, and served at Fort Omaha, Neb.; Aiken, S. C. ; Camp
Jackson, S. C. Served in Topographical Engineering and as
Instructor of Officers in that branch.
George McCall Courts
Entered U. S. Service as Midshipman, U. S. N., June 25, 1902;
promoted Ensign February, 1909; Lieut, Junior Grade, Febru
ary, 19 12; Lieutenant, December, 191 5; Lieutenant-Com
mander, November, 191 7; and Commander, September, 19 18.
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Decorated with Medal of Honor for Service at Vera Cruz in
April, 1 914.
Theodore Sullivan Cox
Commissioned ist Lieut., Field Artillery, November 27, 1917;
promoted Captain, July 2, 1918. Served with 314th Field
Artillery, 59th Field Artillery Brigade, and 125th Field Artil
lery; served at Camps Lee, Jackson, Cody, Fort Sill, and over
seas in England and France. Discharged January 24, 1919.
Richard Graham Davenport
Commodore U. S. Navy, Retired. Placed on active duty in
January, 1918, and served till June, 1919, at Brooklyn Navy
Yard as Senior Member of the Permanent Board of Investiga
tion and President of Courts of Inquiry for the 3d Naval Dis
trict and the Navy Department.
Leonard Huntress Dyer
Commissioned Lieut., U. S. Naval Reserve Force, March 5,
1 91 7, and served as Commander Section 2, Third Naval Dis
trict, in Connecticut.
Lay Hampton Everhart
Naval Cadet May 20, 1886; promoted Ensign, 1892; Lieut.,
J. G., 1899; Lieut., 1899; Lieut-Commander, 1904. Retired
for physical disability in line of duty. Placed on duty April 10,
191 7, in Department of Navigation, U. S. Naval Academy, and
served till June i, 19 18.
Charles Carroll Glover, Jr.
Chief Petty Officer, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, February 17,
1918; promoted Ensign June, 1918. Served in Navy Disburs
ing Office, Washington, in Supply Office, Newport News, and
on U. S. S. Antigone at Brest, France. Placed on inactive
duty January, 19 1 9.
Ralph Warren Hills
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Ordnance Department, U. S. A.,
January 29, 1918; promoted Captain October 21, 1918. Served
in Military Intelligence Division, General Staff, Washington.
Discharged August 23, 1919.
Nevil Monroe Hopkins
Commissioned Major, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., No
vember 21, 191 7. Served with the Technical Staff of the Ord
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Branch ; in the Nitrate Division, Engineering Section, and acted
as Inspector of experimental plants and factories. Discharged
March 10, 19 19.
Elias Quereau Horton
Enrolled as Coxswain, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, April 1,
1917; commissioned Ensign (T), U. S. Navy, and promoted
Lieut, Junior Grade. Served on U. S. S. South Carolina, and
at Philadelphia. Died of pneumonia, March 4, 1919.
Frederick L. Huidekoper
Commissioned Major, Adjutant General's Section Officers' Re
serve Corps, May 16, 1916; promoted Lieut. -Colonel, Adjutant
General's Department, U. S. A., September 25, 1918. Served
as Assistant to Department Adjutant, South Eastern Depart
ment, and as Division Adjutant, 33d Division, served overseas
and took part in engagements at Meuse-Argonne. Cited.
Discharged April 1, 19 19.
Frederic Bulkeley Hyde
Enlisted as Private, General Staff, U. S. A., in October, 1918;
placed on duty in the Office of the Military Intelligence Divi
sion; transferred December 2d, 1918, as Sergeant, to the Corps
of Intelligence Police, and served at Washington, D. C. Hon
orably Discharged from this enlistment May 12, 1919. Com
missioned Captain, Reserve Corps, January n, 191 9.
Van Leer Kirkman
Entered U. S. N., June 26, 1907. Was Past Midshipman,
June 2, 191 1 ; Ensign, March 7, 1912; Lieut, j.g., March 7,
1916; Lieut, July 1, 1917; Lieut. Comdr., July 26, 1918. He
took part in the Nicaraguan Campaign, 1912; Mexican Cam
paign; from July 1, 1917, to Jan. 1, 1919, in the Queenstown,
Ireland, Destroyer Force. Awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross and Victory Medal with Destroyer Clasp. Commended
by the Secretary of the Navy for extraordinary heroism, cool
ness and devotion to duty when the Shaw and Aquitania
collided, Oct. 9, 19 18. He is still in the service at the Navy
Dept, Bureau of Navigation, Washington, D. C.
Champe Carter McCulloch, Jr.
Entered U. S. A. as Assistant Surgeon, May 5, 1892, promoted
through grades to Colonel, Medical Corps, May 15, 1917-
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Military Hygiene, 1917-1918, and overseas in France as Chair
man of Board on Medical History of the War.
John Henry Moore
Commander U. S. Navy Retired. Placed on duty and served
from September 8, 19 17, to November 1, 19 19, in charge of
Cost Plus Contracts, Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Department.
Cleland Nelson Offley
Entered U. S. Navy September 5, 1885; promoted through
grades to Captain in 19 16. Served as Engineer Officer at the
Navy Yard, Mare Island, California.
William O. Owen
U. S. A. Retired. Entered U. S. A., May 23, 1882, as Assis
tant Surgeon; promoted through grades to Major and retired
as such, November 23, 1905, for disability incurred in the line
of duty; placed on active duty in the grade of Colonel, May,
1916; retired for age July 6, 191 8; placed on active duty
and served till January, 19 19, when returned to the Retired
List. Served during the War in the office of the Surgeon Gen
eral at Washington.
J. Brooks B. Parker
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Reserve Military Aviator, Signal
Officers' Reserve Corps, October 3, 191 7. Served in Office
Chief Signal Officer, Washington, on detail to War Industries
Board with the General Staff. Discharged December 14, 1918.
Edwin Taylor Pollock
Entered U. S. Navy, May 1887, and promoted through grades
to Captain, January 1, 1917. In command U. S. S. Hancock
and Acting Governor Danish West Indies, March, 1916, to
September, 191 7. In command U. S. S. George Washington,
and in command of convoy groups on eight round trips carrying
140,000 men.
Charles Stevens Root
Entered U. S. Coast Guard in June, 1900, promoted through
grades to Lieutenant-Commander, July 1, 19 18. Served with
U. S. Atlantic Fleet, Caribbean Patrol Force, April to Sep
tember, 1917; thereafter in Third Naval District and Cruiser
and Transport Force to Armistice.
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January i, 1918, to U. S. Army pursuant to law; served on
general inspection duty with the A. E. F. in England and
France, and at the Port of Embarkation at Newport News.
Recalled from service with the Army, June 4, 19 19.
Arthur Camp Stanley
Original Commission, Lieutenant, Medical Corps, U. S. Navy,
February 10, 1908; promoted Lieutenant-Commander, July 1,
1918. Served as Aide to Surgeon-General, U. S. Navy, and in
Boards of Selection. Relieved, of Active Duty, December 1,
1919.
Frank Stone Tainter
Commissioned Major, Engineer Corps, U. S. A., September 4,
1917; promoted Lieutenant-Colonel, July 28, 1919. Served in
several states on travel detail and as Engineer Officer at Aber
deen Proving Ground. Now Lieut-Colonel Reserve — Engineer
Section.
Lewis H. Taylor, M.D.
Commissioned Junior Lieutenant, U. S. Naval Reserve Force,
Medical Corps, September 10, 1918; placed on active duty
October 23, 191 8, and served at the Naval Hospital at Ports
mouth, Va. ; promoted Lieutenant, January 26, 1919. Medical
Corps, U. S. N. R. F. Placed on inactive duty January 29,
1919.
John Van Rensselaer
Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A., April 9, 1917. Served at
General Hospital No. 3, near Rahway, N. J., from June, 1918,
to May, 1 919, in care of those wounded overseas. Discharged
May 15, 1919.
George Tully Vaughan
Commissioned Lieut.-Commander, Medical Corps, U. S. Naval
Reserve Force, April 17, 191 7, promoted Commander July 22,
1919. Served in Washington and on the Leviathan August,
1917, to December, 1918, crossing Atlantic Ocean 20 times.
Placed on inactive list April 5, 1919.
William Washington Vaughan
First Lieutenant, Medical Corps, U. S. A., April 30, 1913, pro
moted through grades to Lieutenant-Colonel (temporary)
February 27, 1918. Served in command of Base Hospital No.
14, in France, July, 19 18, to January, 19 1 9-
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Walter A. Wells, M. D.
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, U. S. Medical Reserve Corps,
January 17, 1917; promoted Captain, April 9, 1917; and Major
July 10, 1918. Served at Base Hospital 64; then overseas at
Rimancourt, France; and later in Coblenz, and at Evacuation
Hospital No. 9. Discharged May 26, 1919.
Service other than Military or Naval
Herbert Luther Adams
Services with Field Auditing Branch of U. S. Housing Corpora
tion from August, 19 18.
John F. Anderson
Services as member Medical Advisory Board, Middlesex
County, N. J., in aid of Selective Service Draft.
Ralph Putnam Barnard
Chairman D. C. Local Bar Association Committee assisting
Judge Advocate General in renewing draft appeals and in
filling out questionnaires.
Marcus Benjamin
Services during war period as Voluntary Aid under the Office
of Naval Intelligence and in consultations and advice with
Officers and Departments of the Government in scientific and
technical subjects and the Secret Service. Decorated by France
for patriotic services with the "Palmes Academiques" with the
rank of "Officier de l'lnstruction Publique."
Robert Root Bennett
Services in 191 7 as Volunteer Special Agent of the Department
of Justice by Appointment of the Attorney General.
John Loeser Black
Services in 1918, .in charge of correspondence of Personnel
Bureau at National Headquarters Red Cross, Washington.
Walter C. Clephane
Member Legal Advisory Board, Selective Service Draft, Dis
trict of Columbia, from creation to October 9, 1918.
William Van Zandt Cox
Services as Member of Local Board for Division No. 10, D. C,
in Selective Service Draft, and as Chairman of the Board from
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June 21, 1917, to March 31st, 1919, when such Boards were
discontinued.
Charles Carroll Glover, Jr.
Chairman, Civilian Relief Committee of Red Cross, District
Columbia Chapter, April, 1917, to January, 1918.
Charles Noble Gregory
Services with U. S. War Trade Board for one month and up
wards of one year in working without pay or rank for the De
partment of State on Prize Law, the Ms. of which was pub
lished by the Department.
Samuel Herrick
Services March, 1918, to March, 1919, as public speaker and
Four Minute Man under Committee on Public Information and
as member Speakers' Committee for 3rd, 4th, and 5th Liberty
Loan Drives, Red Cross Campaigns, United War Works Cam
paign, and others. Also member Legal Advisory Board, Selec
tive Draft, District of Columbia. All services without com
pensation.
Ralph Waldo Snowden Hill
Services as Assistant Solicitor for the Department of State dur
ing the period of the War.
Ralph Warren Hills
Services in Military Intelligence Division of General Staff.
Later in charge of Corps of Intelligence Police and in making
political and psychologic examinations and reports, 19 1 8-1 9 19.
Alfred Byrne Horner
Services in 19 18 as Associate Member Legal Advisory Board
for Selective Service Draft in Fauquier County, Virginia.
Frederic Bulkeley Hyde
Services as Secretary to the Censorship Board, exercising control
over all forms and kinds of Censorship — Military Cable, etc.
Clarence Alvaro Kenyon
Services in 19 17 and 19 18, as member of the Legal Advisory
Board at the Public Library, Washington, D. C, in the Selec
tive Service Draft.
Ralph William Lee
Services from June, 191 7, to January, 1919, as Member Local
Board No. 9, D. C, Selective Service Draft; Member Finance
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Committee, D. C. Chapter Am. Red Cross ; Member American
Protective League and of Committees taking part in Liberty
and Victory Bond drives.
Charles Ford Longworthy
Services as member of Committee on Alimentation and of the-
Home Economics Advisory Committee of the U. S. Food Ad
ministration for the period of the War; Member of Committee
of District of Columbia Food Administration for last two years
of war; and as Chief of the Office of Home Economics.
Caleb Clark Magruder, Jr.
Services as Associate Member, Legal Advisory Board, of Prince
George's County, Md., during operation of Draft Law; April,
1917, to April, 1919, as organizer and Treasurer of an Aux
iliary of American Red Cross.
John H. Magruder
Services during the War period, 1917-1919, at Washington,
D. C, as head of the Fair Price Committee of the U. S. Food
Administration.
Benjamin deMier Miller
Member from the beginning of U. S. Advisory Purchase Board
in the Zone Purchase Supply Branch.
Edward Emery Morse
Services as member, Local Board No. 11, D. C, Selective
Service Draft, January to August, 1918, and as Lecturer for
Potomac Division, Red Cross, July and August, 191 8.
Steuart Brown Muncaster
Services from April to September, 19 18, as member Medical
Advisory Board for District No. 2 in this D. C.
William Colby Rucker
Secretary Committee on Sanitation of the General Medical
Board of the Council of National Defense, and member of its
Committee on Standardization of Drugs and Hospital Equip
ment — through War period.
Dearborn Saxton
Services 191 7-1 91 9, as Principal Clerk, Cemeterial Branch
Office of Quartermaster-General, War Department, Washing
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Andrew Stewart
Services in 191 8 as Chemist, U. S. Bureau of Mines, particu
larly concerned with the production of Lelium gas for mili
tary purposes; as representative of the Research Information
Service of the Council of National Defense; and as Liaison
Officer representing the Bureau of Mines in this regard and
in matters of scientific research.
John Kennedy Stout
Services as Special Agent and Law Librarian, U. S. Federal
Trade Commission, during War period.
George Tully Vaughan
Chairman D. C. Committee on Medical Preparedness.
Charles Van Cise Wheeler
Services as D. C. Director, U. S. Public Service Reserve, De
partment of Labor, January 26, to March 1, 1918; in Y. M.
C. A. Drive; as Chairman of a team in each Red Cross Drive;
on Publicity Committee; and member and Vice-Chairman of
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Charles Franklin Adams
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. A.,
April 5, 191 7; promoted Captain February 12, 1918; Major,
March 11, 1918. Served at Base Hospital Camp Greene, N. C,
as Chief of Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Department; President
Aviation Examining Board and member of Board for Examina
tion of Officers ordered overseas. Discharged, March 20, 1919.
Edwin Plimpton Adams
Commissioned June 27, 191 7, Lieutenant in the Royal Engi
neers British Army; promoted Captain November 12, 1917 ;
served with the 3d Field Survey Battalion Royal Engineers on
the 3d British Army Front in France. Decorated with the
Order of the British Empire. Discharged March 30, 1919.
Washington Irving Lincoln Adams
Commissioned Major, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., January
8, 1917. Served at U. S. Army Building, New York City; at
Governors Island, N. Y. ; and at Bush Terminal, having charge
of Employment Bureau in N. Y. City, and finance and accounts
elsewhere. Discharged August 20, 1918.
Lewis Bacon Ballantyne
Entered service, May 4, 1904, National Guards of New Jersey;
served as Corporal, 1904; and Lieut. Cav., 1913; ist Lieut
Cav., 1916; Capt. Cav., 1918; Maj. Cav., 1920; and Col. Cav.,
1921, in ist N. J. Cavalry, 104th Military Police, Headquar
ters Troop, 29th Division. With A. E. F. in defense sector
Haute Alsace, 191 8, and Meuse-Argonne offensive, 19 18.
Served on Mexican Border, 1916. Demobolized from Federal
Service, July 1, 191 9. Present station, Newark, N. J., com
manding 102nd Reg. Cavalry, N. J. N. G.
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Herbert Barry
Commissioned Major, Infantry, U. S. A., May, 191 8. Served
with 105th Infantry, with Headquarters 27th Division, with
2nd British Army Headquarters, and with Headquarters 2nd
Army of the A. E. F. Served in Spartanburg, S. C. ; France,
Belgium, and Luxemburg. Discharged in July, 1919.
Francis Livingston Bergen
Enlisted in Air Service, U. S. A., July 19, 19 17. Commissioned
ist Lieutenant, May 17, 1918; served overseas from October
26, 1917; assigned as Staff Pilot 2nd Aviation Instruction
Centre at Tours. Discharged September 2, 19 19.
Bache Hamilton Brown
Corporal of Troop B, Squadron A, New York Cavalry, at the
beginning of the War; mustered into Federal Service in May,
1917; commissioned ist Lieutenant, Signal Corps, U. S. A.,
September 17, 1917 (Aviation Section). Served as Adjutant
in 78th Aero Squadron, Air Service Concentration Barracks
III, Base Section 1, First Army Air Service Headquarters. In
service at Air Service Camp, Mineola, Long Island; Win
chester, England; St. Maixent, and Colombey Les Belles,
France. Served as Statistical, Personnel Officer, and Provost
Marshal on the Staff of General Foulois. Took part in the
engagements at St. Mihiel and the Argonne as Staff Officer to
the Chief, Air Service, Zone of Advance, and Assistant Chief,
Air Service, Zone of Advance. Sailed for France, November
22, 191 7; relieved of duty and ordered home, November 30,
1919; honorably discharged at Camp Meade, Maryland, Feb
ruary 22, 19 19.
Prescott le Breton Gardner
Enlisted April 16, 1917, as Oiler in U. S. Naval Reserve Force;
promoted 2d Class Machinist's Mate, March 15, 19 18. Served
in Mechanical branch of Naval Aviation at Pelham Bay, at
Rockaway Naval Station, and at Detroit. Placed on inactive
duty.
John Barnard Gest, 2nd
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Engineer Reserve Corps, U. S. A.
July 5, 1917. Placed on active duty September 2, 1917. Served
with 303d Engineers, 117th Engineers, n 6th Engineers, and
302d Engineers, taking part in engagements in the Baccarat De-
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fensive Sector and Meuse-Argonne Drive in France. Discharged
May 15, 1919.
Henry Arthur Griffin, M. D.
Entered the service of the U. S. October 10, 1918, as Captain,
Medical Corps, U. S. A. Served at U. S. Base Hospital, Camp
Jackson, S. C, in the position of Sanitary Inspector, and at
General Hospital, No. 36, Detroit, Mich., in general medical
service; at General Hospital No. 31 at Carlisle, Pa., as Ex
ecutive Officer. Discharged September 13, 1920.
Edward Burd Grubb
Enlisted October 14, 19 17, as Private, Philadelphia City Troop,
E. ; promoted second Lieutenant November 5, 191 8; served over
seas with 103rd Train, Headquarters 28th Division; took part
in Argonne Offensive and Defensive ; gassed July 26 at Chateau
Thierry; discharged April 27, 1918.
William Libbey
Commissioned Major, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., Febru
ary 20, 1918; promoted Lieutenant Colonel September 18, 1918.
Served as Inspector of Rifle Work in Camps from February 20,
to May 13, 1918; Assistant Chief Inspector Small Arms Firing
School, Camp Perry, Ohio, May 14th to October 1, 1918;
Chief Rifle Demonstrator, Ordnance Department, Washington,
D. C, October 1, 1918, to March 26, 1919, when discharged.
Robert J. F. McCowan
Enlisted May 30, 1917, as Private, 3d New Jersey Infantry;
went to Camp Edgar, Sea Girt, New Jersey; mustered into
Federal Service August 5th, 1917; discharged August 6th, 1917,
on account of badly knit broken shoulders.
Chauncey Ryder McPherson
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Cavalry, U. S. A., October 26,
1917; promoted ist Lieutenant March 11, 1918; served with
nth Cavalry as Intelligence Officer, Provost Marshal, and Per
sonnel Officer. Served at Fort Meyer, Va., Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga. ; and at Chattanooga, Tenn. Resignation accepted February
13, 1919.
Frank Worthington Melvin
Commissioned First Lieutenant of Infantry, O. R. C, May 11,
1917. Was a member of Company I, Sixth Training Regi
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Niagara, in 191 7. Served with the 26th Infantry, D. S.,
with 2nd Division, Ad. Sec. Lines in Communication and
Graves Registration Service. Served for twenty months in
France, and took part in engagements at Cambrai, the Meuse-
Argonne, and the Defensive Sector. Discharged May 24, 19 19,
at Camp Dix. Awarded Victory Medal and Expert Rifleman's
Medal.
Jesse Metcalf
Enlisted in May, 1917, in U. S. Naval Reserve Force and war
ranted Boatswain, same month; promoted Ensign June, 19 18.
Served on U. S. S. Sachem and Sierra. Placed on inactive duty
in March, 19 19.
James Stephens Montgomery
Enlisted as a Private in the Students' Army Training Corps
at Princeton University, October 16, 191 8. Served as a Y. M.
C. A. overseas entertainer from June 15, 191 8, to October 4,
191 8, singing as a member of the Princeton Quartet in Camps,
Hospitals, and Front Line Trenches in France. Discharged
December 10, 1918, at Princeton, New Jersey.
John Thornley Neff, Jr.
Entered U. S. Service as ist Class Petty Officer, U. S. Naval
Reserve Force; promoted Chief Petty Officer in August, 1917.
Served from May to September, 191 7, with Cable Censor; from
September to December, 191 7, at Headquarters 3d Naval Dis
trict; and from December, 1917, on board mine layer and on
transport service. Placed on inactive duty February 11, 1918.
Rollin Gray Neff
Commissioned Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, May 2,
191 7, and served as Censor at Mexican Telegraph Co.'s Station
in New York and later as Censor at the Western Union Tele
graph Station in New York. Discharged.
Frank John Newbury, Jr.
Commissioned First Lieutenant, Aviation Section, U. S. Army,
April 16, 1 91 8. Member of First Squadron, U. S. School
of Military Aeronautics, Princeton ; under instruction at Issou-
dun, Clermont Ferrand, and Cazau. Entered Foreign Service
September 25, 1917, and was stationed at Amanty and Moulin.
Was in service at the Front from April 17, 191 8, to October
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Argonne and Argonne Offensives. Returned to the United
States November 3, 1918, and was discharged at Ellington
Field, January 15, 1919.
Edward Olmsted
Entered service of the U. S. on the President's Call July 16,
1917, under his commission as Lieutenant Colonel, Adjutant-
General's Department, N. G. N. Y. ; serving as Adjutant-Gen
eral N. Y. Division, afterwards the 27th Division. Commis
sioned Major N. G. in U. S. Service August 5, 191 7, and Lieu
tenant-Colonel, Infantry, U. S. A., September 9, 1918. Served
at Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. C, till September, 1917;
at Army War College, Washington, D. C, I4th-25th Novem
ber, 1917; went overseas January 7, 1918; attached to 39th
Division British Expeditionary Forces 8-13, February, 1918;
Army General Staff College, France, 15 February to 31st May,
191 8; assigned to Headquarters 27th Division, A. E. F., June
4, 1 91 8, as Assistant Chief of Staff, and served with the Division
throughout its operations and engagements in the Defensive Sec
tor; Scherpenberg-Dickebusch Lake, Ypres-Luys; engagement
Vierstraat Ridge ; Somme Offensive ; Battles, Hindenburg Line,
Le Selle River, The Knoll, Guillemont Farm, Quennemont
Farm; Engagements St. Maurice River and Jonc de Mer Ridge.
Gassed at St. Souplet, France, October 17, 1918.
Cited in orders by C. O. 27th Division, February 11, 1919.
"Special Orders No. 42 (Extract)
18. The following named officer is commended for the meri
torious service hereinafter mentioned.
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Olmsted, Assistant Chief of Staff,
G-i For zeal, energy and skilled accomplishment while serv
ing as Assistant Chief of Staff G-i throughout the entire period
of active operations of the Division in Belgium and France.
*****
By command of Major General O'Ryan." Cited by C. O.,
A. E. F. :
"Citation
Lieut. Colonel Edward Olmsted, General Staff, for excep
tionally meritorious and conspicuous service as Asst. Chief of
Staff, G-i, 27th Division, France
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In testimony thereof, and as an expression of appreciation of
these services, I award him this
Citation John J. Pershing, Commander-in-Chief."
Decorated with the Distinguished Service Medal pursuant to G.
O. 22 W. D., April 8, 1920: "Edward Olmsted, Lieutenant-
Colonel, United States Army. For exceptionally meritorious
and conspicuous services. As assistant chief of staff, G-i, of
the 27th Division, by his high military attainments, zeal, and
keen perception of his manifold duties, the technical services of
the division were so promptly and effectively coordinated and
supervised that the front-line units were at all times completely
supplied with all necessities. He has rendered services of par
ticular worth to the American Expeditionary Forces. Resi
dence at appointment : 700 North Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. J.
vfc flf& -ir yp 5|t
By order of the Secretary of War
Peyton C. March,
General, Chief of Staff."
Discharged May 10, 19 19. Now Lt. Col. and Asst. Chief of
Staff, N. Y. Div.
Arthur Newton Pack
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Ordnance Department, U. S. A.,
November 13, 1917; promoted Captain February 16, 1919.
Served in Gun Division, Ordnance Department, Washington,
D. C. ; in Purchase and Supply Division, General Staff, Wash
ington, D. C. ; and in Aircraft Armament Section, Aircraft
Service Overseas in France and England. Discharged Febru
ary 19, 1920.
Robert Irvin Parke
Enlisted in Students Army Training Corps at Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn., October 7, 1918, and served there until dis
charged December 14, 191 8.
Dudley F. Parker
Enlisted in U. S. Naval Reserve Force, Class 2, as Machinist's
Mate ist Class, April 7, 191 7; Commissioned Ensign March,
1918, and Lieutenant, Junior Grade, July i, 1919- Served from
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May to September, 19 17, with the Coast Patrol, and from
March to November, 191 8, with the Transport Service con
voying troop transports to France. Placed on inactive duty No
vember 27, 1918.
Philip MacGregor Parker
Enlisted July 30, 1917, at Fort Totten, N. Y., in U. S. Coast
Artillery Corps; warranted Sergeant October 12, 1917. Served
at Fort Totten and with 304th Trench Mortar Battery; went
overseas with latter and was ordered to Artillery School at
Saumur, France, and there graduated. Discharged April 5,
1919.
Aiken Reichner
Enlisted October 25, 1918, as Private in U. S. A. in Students'
Artillery Training Corps at Princeton University, N. J., and
served there until discharged, December 10, 191 8. Received
Victory Medal.
Louis Irving Reichner
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., and
assigned to duty in the Administration Division, Ordnance De
partment, October 23, 1918. Served as Head of Field Service
Branch, Civilian Personnel Section, Administration Division,
Ordnance Department, U. S. A., at Washington, D. C. Dis
charged May 5, 1919.
Herbert LeVan Richards
Enlisted in Troop C, ist Cavalry, N. G, N. J., May 23, 1917;
mustered into U. S. Service in August, 191 7. Served at Camp
Edge, N. J., Camp McClellan, Ala., and overseas with A. E.
F., taking part in Alsace Defensive and Meuse-Argonne Of
fensive. Discharged July 12, 19 19.
John Rutherfurd
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Field Artillery, U. S. A., Novem
ber, 1917; promoted ist Lieutenant August, 1918. Served over
seas with 308th Field Artillery, 133d Brigade, 78th Division,
A. E. F., taking part in engagements at St. Mihiel, the Moselle,
Meuse, and Argonne, 1st and 2d phases, and serving at Grand
Pre, in the advance on Sedan, at Verdun, and Cote D'Or. Dis
charged May 25, 19 19.
William Gray Schauffler
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August 5th, 1917; promoted Colonel May 27, 1919. Served
as Sanitary Inspector 39th Division, August, 1917, at Camp
Beauregard, La., and St. Florent-Cher, France, till November
27, 1918; at Chief Investigation Department, Advance General
Headquarters, Treves, Germany, till July 18, 1919; Member
Interallied High Rhineland Commission at Treves till Sep
tember ist, 1919. Attached to Office, Chief Surgeon A. E. F.,
in Germany at Coblenz till October 16, 19 19.
Cited by C. O., A. E. F.
"Citation Lieut.-Colonel William G. Schauffler, Medical Corps,
for Exceptionally Meritorious and Conspicuous Services as In
terpreter, Translator, and Investigator, France, American Ex
peditionary Forces in testimony thereof, and as an expression
of appreciation of these services, I award him this Citation.
Awarded on June 20th, 19 19.
John J. Pershing, Commander in Chief."
William G. Schauffler, Jr.
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Signal Officers' Reserve Corps,
U. S. A., March 17, 1917; placed on active duty April 2, 1917;
promoted Captain October 3, 1918, and Major, April 9, 1919;
served with 3d Aero Squadron at Fort Sam Houston, Texas;
overseas with ist Aero Squadron; in command of 90th Aero
Squadron and of 3d Corps Observation Group; as Informa
tion Officer, Air Service First Army; as Assistant Chief of
Staff and as Chief of Staff, 1st Army Air Service Commander;
and as C. O. Provisional Battalion 259; served overseas on the
front lines in St. Mihiel Drive, in Meuse-Argonne Drive.
Decorated with the French Croix de Guerre, and cited in the
order awarding it as follows : "Capitaine William G. Schauffler,
Jr., Commandant L'Escadrille, 90 U. S. Commandant d'Esca-
drille d'une haute valeur, entrainement ses observateurs et ses
pilots par son example. Le ier Octobre, 1918, attaque par une
patrouille de 8 avions ennemis, a brillamment accepte et soutenu
le combat au cours du quel un de ses adversaires est tombe
desempare. L' attaque repoussee, a termine sa mission en rap-
portant des reseignements complets sur la situation.
Le Marechal de France,
Cdt en Chef. Petain."
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Cited in Orders by the C. O. A. E. F., as follows:
"Captain William G. Schauffler, Jr., Chief of Staff, ist
Army Air Service, for distinguished and exceptional gallantry
at Verdun Sector on i Oct., 1918, in the operations of the
American Expeditionary Forces, in testimony thereof, and as
an expression of appreciation of his valor, I award him this
citation. John J. Pershing,
Commander-in-Chief."
and again cited by the same as follows:
"Received citation date June 3, 1919, G. H. Q., A. E. F.,
Citation Orders No. 4.
Captain William G. Schauffler, Jr., Chief of Staff, ist Army
A. S.
For Gallantry in action near Dannevoux, France, 1 October,
1 91 8, while on an important mission.
By command of General Pershing:
James G. Harbord,
Chief of Staff."
Cited by the Army Air Service Commander ist Army as
follows : "France, 25th January, 1919.
General Orders, Number 5.
EXTRACT
Par. 3. The Army Air Service Commander, First Army, cites
the following officer for exceptional devotion to duty:
Captain W. G. Schauffler, Jr., A. S., U. S. A., Headquarters,
Air Service, First Army, Assistant Chief of Staff and Operations
Officer, served with the greatest degree of efficiency. Prior to
the cessation of hostilities, this officer was in command of the
Observation Group, Third Army Corps, and through his un
tiring efforts, skill, and bravery attained for his Group the
highest state of morale and efficiency, which placed it among
the foremost of any of the First Army.
Captain Schauffler was one of the first American officers to
fly over the lines, and through his excellent work in the Spring
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In the summer months of 191 8, he was admitted to the hos
pital, but when news of the proposed American offensive at St.
Mihiel reached him, he left the hospital, although still in an
unfit physical condition and joined his squadron in time to par
ticipate in that offensive.
This officer through his own personal bravery, flying continu
ously over the lines while acting as Squadron Commander, was
awarded the French Croix de Guerre and was recommended
for the American Distinguished Service Cross.
The Army Air Service Commander takes great pleasure in
thanking this officer for the great help and assistance he con
tributed to the success of the Air Service, not only as a Squad
ron Commander, and Group Commander, but also as a Staff
Officer at these headquarters.
By order of Colonel Milling,
R. L. Walsh,
Major, A. S., U. S. A.
Chief of Staff."
Commended by same in orders October 23, 1918, as follows:
"General Headquarters
American Expeditionary Forces
Office of the Chief Air Service
France, 30 January, 1919.
1. Desire to invite attention to the services of Captain Wil
liam G. Schauffler, Jr., Air Service, who, while commanding the
90th Aero Squadron under my orders, signally distinguished
himself by extraordinary heroism and consistent bravery and
devotion to duty in connection with military operations against
an armed enemy of the United States.
2. On October ist, 191 8, while carrying out an important
reconnaissance mission over enemy territory in the region of
Dannevoux, north of Verdun, Captain Schauffler's plane was
attacked by a formation of eight hostile pursuit planes.
Captain Schauffler unhesitatingly accepted combat and by an
admirable display of skill and coolness not only succeeded in
beating off his assailants but destroyed one of them. In the
course of the combat this officer's plane was riddled with bullets
and partially disabled. Notwithstanding the disabled condition
of his plane, which rendered further flight extremely hazardous,
Captain Schauffler resumed his mission which he successfully ac-
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complished, returning to the airdrome with information of great
tactical value. In the performance of his duties as Command
ing Officer of the 90th Aero Squadron, Air Service of the Third
Corps, First Army, this officer at all times distinguished himself
by his qualities as a leader and an executive. The example he
set in volunteering for and accomplishing at frequent intervals
airplane missions of the most hazardous and difficult nature held
the morale of the pilots and observers under his command con
stantly at a high level. In untiring energy, military zeal, and
most complete devotion to duty Captain Schauffler set the pace
and marked the standard of efficiency, completely dominating,
and winning the respect and admiration of all whom he com
manded." "Headquarters Air Service First Army
American Expeditionary Forces.
France, October 23, 1918.
General Orders
No. 20.
EXTRACT
13. First Lieutenant W. G. Schauffler, Jr., and first Lieu
tenant Morton B. Adams, 90th Aero Squadron, 3rd Corps Ob
servation Group, are hereby credited with the destruction, in
combat, of an enemy Fokker, in the region of Dannevoux, at
500 meters altitude, on October ist, 1918, at 5:00 o'clock.
By order of Col. Milling,
W. G. Sherman,
Lt. Col., G. S., P. S. A.
Chief of Staff."
Commended and recommended for Distinguished Service
Cross by Chief of Air Service, A. E. F., as follows:
"3. Recommend the award of the Distinguished Service
Cross to this officer in recognition of his extraordinary services
and signal gallantry. Captain Schauffler has been awarded
the Croix de Guerre. Next of kin — Mrs. William G. Schauf
fler, mother, 400 Madison Ave., Lakewood, N. J., Captain
Schauffler is now serving as Chief of Staff, First Army Air Ser
vice, A. E. F. (Signed) K. P. Littauer."
April 1, 1921.
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Richard Stockton, Jr.
Commissioned Major, Infantry, U. S. A., May 7, 191 7. Served
with 317th Infantry; on Staff Duty here at Camp Lee and
Fort Myer, Va. ; Hoboken; and overseas in France, taking
part in engagements at Gomme-Court, Hereturne, Serre, and
elsewhere. In the service September 7, 1920.
William Richard Townley
Entered U. S. Service as Private 2nd Infantry, N. G, N. J., on
The President's Call in 191 7; promoted Private 1st Class Sep
tember, 1917; served with inth Machine Gun Battalion, 29th
Division; at ist Army Headquarters and with 231st Co. Mili
tary Police. Served at Newton and Camden, N. J.; at Camp
Anniston, Ala.; Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. C. ; Camp Mer
ritt, N. J. ; overseas at St. Nazaire, France, Montoir, and else
where. Discharged August 5, 1919.
William Ward Vernon
Enlisted May 3d, 1917, in U. S. Naval Reserve Force at New
port, R. I., and thence transferred to New London in Anti
submarine Device School; was promoted Quartermaster, 2d
Class; was mustered out at Philadelphia in December, 19 18.
George Van Wickle Voorhees
Mustered into U. S. Service as Captain Co. M, 2d Infantry,
N. G., N. J., March 30, 1917; transferred November 6, 1917,
to Headquarters Co. 1 15th Infantry, 29th Division. Discharged
January n, 1918, and commissioned ist Lieutenant, Dental
Corps, U. S. A., October 1, 1918. Discharged February 14,
1919.
Goulding K. Wight
Enlisted July 2d, 1917, as Private in 7th Infantry, N. G, N. Y.,
afterwards 107th U. S. Infantry; commissioned Lieutenant Oc
tober 26, 191 7, and assigned to 22d U. S. Infantry. Resigned
May 9, 1919.
Rushmore Wood
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant Air Service, U. S. A., March 21,
1918. Served overseas at St. Jean de Monts, Vendee, France,
Aerial Gunnery School. Discharged April 15, 1919.
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Service other than Military or Naval
Arthur Adams
Services as Registrar for Selective Service Draft in Hartford,
Conn., and in aiding and assisting the American Library As
sociation in collecting and forwarding books for the Army at
home and overseas.
Lewis Paddock Addoms, M.D.
Served from September i, 1917, to end of the War on Medical
Advisory Board, Greenpoint Hospital Division, Selective Serv
ice Draft.
Sylvester Halsey Moore Agens
Services as Member of Committee of Electrical Industry in all
Liberty Loan Drives and in Victory Loan Campaign.
Yorke Allen
Services as Chairman Legal Advisory Board, Selective Service
Draft, at South Orange, N. J.
William Garrett Bibb
Services from June 15, 1918, to January 19, 1919, as member
Am. Red Cross with rank of Captain, serving overseas at U. S.
Base Hospital No. 66, near Neufchateau, France.
O. Otis Bowman, 2nd
Served at Trenton, N. J., on all Y. M. C. A. and Red Cross
drives, and all four Liberty Loan, the Victory Loan, United
War Work, and Knights of Columbus drive Committees dur
ing the War Period.
Robert Munro Boyd, Jr.
Services as Chairman Montclair Branch National Security
League; as member American Protective League; as member
Legal Advisory Board, Selective Service Draft, for Montclair
District; as member Montclair Council of Defense and of the
Executive Committee thereof.
Alexander Bayard Clark
Chairman for Anson County, N. C, of the "Victory Boys Divi
sion," United War Work Campaign ; Vice-Chairman Y. M. C.
A. Campaign in 191 7 for Anson County, speaker in Red
Cross Campaign, 191 7, in that County, and in charge there of
Boy Scouts, Liberty Bonds Campaign; Chairman Board of In
struction, Anson County, in connection with Selective Service
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Draft; and organizer of "Bickett Battery," afterwards a part
1 1 2th Field Artillery, U. S. A.
William M. Clevenger
Services as Associate Member of Legal Advisory Board, Selec
tive Service Draft, for Atlantic City, N. J., during operation
of the Draft Act.
William D. Disston
Chairman, Board No. 5, Federal Community Labor Board of
Penna. of the U. S. Employment Service of Federal Dept. of
Labor. Chairman, ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Penna. Boards
comprising County and City of Phila., called the Associated
Community Labor Boards of Phila. County. Time of service
from Oct. 15 to Dec. 15, 19 18.
William Frederick Dix
Services in organizing in 19 18 a battalion of Police Reserves in
New York City and as Colonel of the same; in organizing
and serving as Company Commander of the East Orange
Rifles, a Home Guard of about one thousand men.
Alden Freeman
Services in donating to the War Department in August, 191 8,
and thereafter his house in East Orange for a Convalescent Hos
pital and in maintaining at his cost this Hospital in which fully
1000 invalid soldiers were cared for and treated; this service
continuing through 1919 into September, 1920.
Henry Arthur Griffin, M. D.
Services from January 16, 1918, to April 15, 1918, as Addi
tional Examining Physician for Local Board Division 159, New
York City, in the Selective Service Draft.
Edward Packard Holden
Services during the period of the War at Madison and Newark,
N. J., and at New York City as Captain of a team in all Lib
erty Loan Drives, in Red Cross and Y. M. C. A. drives, and
in United War Work Campaigns.
Charles E. Hutchison
Services from September, 1917, to November, 1918, in Second
Federal Reserve District Speakers' Bureau as Speaker in Bond
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George de Benneville Keim
Services as Member Chain Stores Committee, Philadelphia Dis
trict, in the four Liberty Loan Drives and the War Chest Cam
paign; donor of Ambulance Motor to the Philadelphia Branch
of the Navy League.
Archie Harwood Loomis
Services as one of the organizers of the Montclair Council of
Defense, as a member of the Mayor's Committee, and as a
Member U. S. Public Service Reserve, Department of Labor.
Jasper Lynch
Services as Chairman for Ocean County, N. J., for United
War Work Campaign, September-December, 1918.
Rolph Thayer Marsh
Entered Reserve Officers' Training Camp at Yale University
in October, 1917. Served in summer, 1918, as Instructor of
drafted men at Camp Jackson, and while so serving was in
jured and in hospital. Ordered to Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.,
for training in Reserve Officers' Training Camp just prior to
the time it was closed.
Robert Chester Maxwell
Services from August, 19 17, to January, 1919, at Washington,
D. C, as Chief of the Advertising Department of the U. S.
Food Administration, rendering volunteer service.
Graham Bradford McGregor
Services as member of Committee in 19 17, that organized in
Newark, N. J., a Civilian Police of Spanish and Foreign War
Veterans armed with rifles, of regularly equipped policemen on
foot, mounted men, motorcycle men, and a machine gun Com
pany, upwards of 1,500 men in all; and services with this
organization in all Liberty Loan drives and on other occasions,
including services at Morgan at the time of the explosion.
John Lenord Merrill
Services in 191 7 and 1918 at Washington, D. C, and New
York City, as Special Agent of the Department of State of the
U. S., commissioned by the Secretary of State.
Charles Lee Meyers
Services as Member Executive Committee, American Red
Cross, for Hudson County, N. J., and in all five Liberty
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William Fellowes Morgan
Services as Regional Adviser for the War Industries Board for
the District comprising Southern New York, Northern New
Jersey, and all of Long Island.
Horace Franklin Nixon
Services as Associate Member of Legal Advisory Board for
Gloucester County, N. J., in Selective Service Draft, from
November 12, 191 7, to end of draft period.
Edward Olmsted
Services during the year, 19 17, as Member of Committee of
Safety of Elizabeth, N. J., appointed by the Mayor of that
City by authority of the Governor of the State and as member
of Committee of 3 which organized the Home Guard of Eliza
beth, N. J.; also served in organization of the movement in
Elizabeth, N. J., to stimulate enrollment in the Reserve Officers'
Training Corps, presiding at a Public meeting held in that
behalf.
Raymond Townley Parrot
Member Field Artillery Central Officers' Training School,
Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., Nov. 4, 1918-December 7, 1918.
Leigh Morgan Pearsall
Services from July 4th, 1918, to the end of the War at Wash
ington as a Dollar a Year Man in organizing and carrying on
the Purchase, Storage, and Traffic Division of the War De
partment.
Thomas Lynch Raymond
Services as President of the New Jersey State Council of
National Defense during the entire period of the War.
Louis Irving Reichner
Volunteer Registrar appointed by the Mayor of Philadelphia in
the 1 2th Division, 8th Ward, Phila., under Selective Draft
Law on June 5, 1917, and September 12, 1918. Member of
E. T. Stotesbury's Committee of 120 in the Philadelphia Red
Cross Drive, fall of 1917. Captain of I2th Division, 8th Ward,
Philadelphia Men's Committee, Third Liberty Loan Drive,
1918. Captain of American Protective League. Member of
National Security League. Member of Navy League.
Morris Rutherfurd
Services during the period of the war as member of Committee
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at Warwick, N. Y., in Liberty Loan and Victory Bond Drives;
as Vice-President of the Home Defense League; as member of
American Protective League ; and member Executive Committee
and Chairman Home Service Committee of Red Cross.
Rufus William Sprague, Jr.
Services December n, 1917, to April, 1919, as Special Attor
ney under the Attorney-General having special charge of the
drafting and enforcement of statutes and regulations concern
ing the registration of Alien Enemies and the War Zone and
Water Front Regulations; served at Washington, D. C, and
at New York City in charge of the Port Alien Enemy Bureau
covering the Port and City of New York and Northeastern
New Jersey.
Irving Kurtz Taylor
Services from January 25 to November, 1918, as Deputy Com
missioner American Red Cross with relative rank of Major
stationed at Turin, Italy; engaged in Military and Civil relief
work in Piedmont.
James Provoost Thomas
Quartermaster with the rank of Lieutenant, Home Guard of
Elizabeth, N. J., for the duration of the War. Member of
Executive Committee of Elizabeth, N. J., for promoting sale
of War Savings Stamps, in charge of sales to clubs and fra
ternal organizations. Services in Liberty Loan Drives in
organizing the sale of bonds among various trades in New York
City, for example, the silk trade with a quota of $18,000,000.
Philip Beardsley Townley
Services in 1918 as member of Princeton University Quartet
under Entertainment Committee of Y. M. C. A. in Paris,
British Area, Alsace, and elsewhere.
John Van Buren Wicoff
Federal Food Administrator for Mercer County, N. J., from
1 91 8, to June 30, 19 19; Member Legal Advisory Board for
Mercer County in Selective Service Draft ; Member Legal Ad
visory Board for Middlesex County in Selective Service Draft;
Chairman War Service Stamp Committee for Plainsboro, N. J.,
in 1 91 8. Chairman Y. M. C. A. War Fund Drive Committee
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Farnham Yardley
Services as Chairman for West Orange for ist Liberty Loan
and Vice Chairman for same for each succeeding Liberty Loan ;
Federal Food Administrator for the Oranges from June 29,
1918, until administration ended; Chairman for West Orange
of War Savings Stamps Committee; member of the Defense
Committee of Citizens War Committee of the Oranges; mem
ber Executive Committee of Hardware, Metals, and Allied
Trades of New York City in connection with Liberty Loans
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Military or Naval Service
Kendall Banning
Commissioned Major, Signal Corps U. S. A., September 24,
191 7; served with Photographic Section and with Pictorial
Section, Army War College, and as Chief of Pictorial Section,
War Plans Division, General Staff; later transferred to the
General Staff. Discharged April 19, 1919.

Service other than Military or Naval
Walter W. Simmons.
Official Representative of the American Library Association with
the Army and Navy men in service in Massachusetts and along
the Atlantic sea-board from Portsmouth, N. H., to Key West,
Fla., during 1917 and 1918. In behalf of the American Expedi
tionary Force in France and the American Forces in Germany,
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Military or Naval Service
Paul H. Ballou
Entered American Field Service, Sanitary Section, May 26,
191 7. Served in Alsace and at Verdun; discharged October
26th, 1917. Entered U. S. Military Academy, February, 1918.
Discharged as Cadet Captain January 16, 19 19; decorated
with the Croix de Guerre and French Volunteer Medal. Cited
by the French Military Authorities October 2nd, 191 7.
"Volontaire Americain, conducteur d'une auto Sanitaire. A
fait preuve de courage et de mepris absolu du danger en evacu-
ant les blesses de la Division dans les conditions tres penible,
sur des routes frequemment soumises a des bombardements
violents."
Thomas Stephen Brown
Captain, Med. R. C, April 17, 1918. Served in Mailly; Vi-
tray; Haute Saone; Beaume, Cote D'Or, France. Discharged
July 8, 1919.
Harley W. Chittenden
Private Co. D, 14th U. S. Engineers, June 28, 1917; sailed
overseas July 27; in Boulogne, August 18. Served with 3rd
British Army in vicinity of Arras; at Chateau Thierry; and
Coincy. Evacuated to hospital Aug. 25, 1918. Discharged
April 17, 1 91 9.
Morris Huntington Cone
Entered the U. S. N. R. F., Class 4, as Ensign, April 16, 191 7.
Was Lieutenant, j.g., April 14, 1918; Assistant Naval Con
structor, Bureau of Construction and Repair, U. S. Navy;
assigned to duties in the Hull Division of the Boston Navy
Yard, April 16, 1917. Relieved from active duty, March 15,
1919-
John A. Drew
ist Lieut, M. C, April 25, 1917; promoted Captain Nov. 6,
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1917; promoted Major September 4, 1918. Dec. 31, 1919, in
service on duty at Camps and as Instructor in Gas Defense.
Thomas Lawrence Hills
ist Lieut., Sanitary Corps, March 3, 1918. Served with 83rd
Division and 78th Division with British forces in Arras Sector,
St. Mihiel Offensive, and at Dijon. Discharged Sept. 8, 1919.
William J. Humphrey
Private, Motor Transport Corps, May 16, 1918; promoted
Corporal, Feb. 1, 1919. Served with A. E. F. in France. Dis
charged July 31, 19 1 9.
Stephen K. Perry
Entered U. S. Service by enlistment as Private Medical Corps,
U. S. A., September 25, 1918; promoted Private First Class
March 8, 1919; served at Camp Greenleaf and General Hos
pital No. 8 at Lakewood. Discharged May 12, 19 19.
Oliver Hyde Presbrey
Captain Ordnance Dept, U. S. A., May 19, 1918; promoted
Major, July 11, 19 19. Acted as Assistant to Chief of Nitrate
Division, Ordnance Dept. Discharged, Oct. 18, 1919.
Mortimer R. Proctor
Entered service September 18, 191 7, at Camp Devens with
302nd F. A.; Sergeant Nov. 1, 191 7; 2nd Lieutenant, June 1,
1918; January ist to April 6th, 1918; 3rd Officers Training
Corps, Camp Devens; April 27th, 1918, overseas; May 5th to
July 31, 1918, Saumur Artillery School; August 1 to Septem
ber 24th, 19 1 8, Heavy Artillery School, Angers; September
24th, 1918, to March 8th, 1919, with 71st Art. C. A. C.
Discharged, March 8, 1919.
Redfield Proctor
Captain, Engineers, U. S. A., Aug. 12, 1917. Served in train
ing Engineer Troops and in charge of Engineer Equipment and
Supplies. Discharged Jan. 11, 1919.
Albert William Rutter
Lieutenant, Senior Grade, Supply Corps, United States Navy.
Enlisted as Ensign 20 June, 191 7; promoted Lieutenant, Junior
Grade, 1 July, 1917 ; at United States Naval Pay Officers'
School, Washington, D. C, 3 August, 1917, to 29 September,
191 7; assistant to Supply Officer of the New York Navy Yard
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4 October, 1917, to 24 April, 1918; promoted Lieutenant Sen
ior Grade, 1 February, 1918; Supply Officer of the troop trans
port S. S. Kroonland from 24 April, 1918, to 5 June, 1919;
made ten trips to France ; Supply Officer of various divisions of
destroyers from 1 July, 19 19, to 24 October, 19 19. Discharged
13 January, 1920.
Henry Bigelow Shaw
Major, J. A. G. Dept, U. S. A., Nov. 19, 1917; Chief of In
formation Division, Provost Marshal's Office, in Administering
Draft Law. Discharged Dec. 31, 191 8.
William Taft Slayton, M.D.
Commissioned Captain, Medical Corps U. S. A., November 8,
1918; served at Camp Meade, Maryland. Discharged Decem
ber 23, 1918.
William Stickney
ist Lieut, Med. R. C. June 8, 191 7; promoted Captain, Oc
tober, 1917; Major, February, 1918. Served overseas at the
Marne, Aisne, St. Mihiel, and the Argonne. Discharged May
13, I9I9-
Humphrey Aubrey Styles
Enlisted Private, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., March 2,
1918; promoted Sergeant, November 18, 1918; served at Fort
Slocum, Camp Hancock, and Camp Devens. Discharged Janu
ary 31, 1919.
James Watson Webb
Captain, Field Artilleiy, U. S. A., August 29, 191 7; served as
Adjutant 351st F. A., and 157th Infantry Brigade, and as
Battalion Adjutant, 311th F. A.
William Seward Webb, Jr.
Commissioned Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., November 17, 1917;
promoted Lieutenant, Junior Grade, September 19, 191 8. En
gaged in laying mines in North Sea till Armistice was signed.
Put on inactive duty, June 5, 1919-
Service other than Military or Naval
Marion Shaler Allen
Member, local Draft Board, New York City.
Monroe James Barnes
Member of the Committee of Public Safety, Chittenden County.
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John Henry Booth
Member of Legal Advisory Board, Clinton County, N. Y.;
Chief of Plattsburg Division of American Protective League.
Gardner Brewer
Chairman War and School Gardens Committees, Burlington.
Newman Keyes Chaffee
City Chairman Y. M. C. A. Drive, 1918, Rutland.
Merritt Darrow Chittenden
Chairman Committee of Teachers in connection with the Draft
Board, Chittenden County; Secretary Chittenden County Red
Cross.
Byron Nathaniel Clark
Organizing and Divisional Secretary, Y. M. C A., in France,
September, 191 7, to April, 19 18, and December, 19 18, to May,
1919; Headquarters Secretary 32nd and 42nd Divisions; served
in camps in La Fauche, Rimaucourt, Prauthoy, Chateauvillain,
divisional areas, and in the front lines of the Luneville Sector.
James French Dewey
Member State Advisory Board as to Labor and Essential In
dustry.
William Paul Dillingham
United States Senator from Vermont.
William Henry Eldridge
Captain in Red Cross, Liberty Bond, Y. M. C. A., and United
War Work Drives.
Harry Fuller Hamilton
Served as Dental Examiner for Draft Exemption Board.
Harry Stinson Howard
Secretary, Vermont Chapter, American Red Cross.
Brig.-Gen. Stephen Perry Jocelyn
Chairman, Board of Examination, Officers' Training Camps.
Dorman Bridgman Eaton Kent
Secretary Montpelier Committee of Public Safety and War
Chest Association.
Harvey Roberts Kingsley
Assistant Clerk, Draft Board; Chairman Four Minute Men;
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Clarence Menzies Miller
Associate Member, Legal Advisory Board, Windham County.
Edwin Lewis Olney
City Chairman Rutland Liberty Loan Drives.
Carroll Smalley Page
United States Senator from Vermont.
Thomas Reed Powell
Associate Member Legal Advisory Draft Board.
Edward Hyde Presbrey
Served as Administration Manager and assistant to District
Chief of Ordnance from September ist to December 31st, 1919.
Warren Edward Putnam, M. D.
Chairman Division Council, National Defense, Bennington
County.
William Brunswick Curry Stickney
Chairman Legal Advisory Draft Board, Rutland County.
William James Van Patten
Member for Vermont in the National War Work Council,
Y. M. C. A.
Marvelle Christopher Webber
Chairman Community Labor Board, Rutland County.

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Military or Naval Service
Charles G. Dawes
Commissioned Major, Engineer Corps, U. S. A., June n, 1917.
Promoted Lieutenant Colonel July 16, 1917; Colonel January
16, 191 8; Brigadier-General, October 15, 19 18. Served over
seas from July, 191 7, to August, 1919. General Purchasing
Board, A. E. F., August 30, 1917, to July 1, 1919. Member
representing A. E. F., on Military Board of Allied Supply
June 20, 19 1 7 to July 30, 19 18. Member Advisory Liquidation
Board, A. E. F., November 27, 1918, to January 30, 1919.
Member U. S. Liquidation Board, W. D. February 11, 1919,
to July 26, 1 9 19. Decorations: the Distinguished Service Medal
of the U. S. ; Commander of the Legion of Honor of France;
Companion of the Order of the Bath of Great Britain; Com
mander of the Order of Leopold of Belgium; Croix de Guerre
with Palm of France. Citations: In the Order awarding the
Distinguished Service Medal: "For exceptionally meritorious
and distinguished services.
"He rendered most conspicuous services in the organization
of the General Purchasing Board, as General Purchasing Agent
of the American Expeditionary Forces, and as the representa
tive of the United States Army on the Military Board of Allied
Supply. His rare qualities, sound business judgment, and ag
gressive energy were invaluable in securing needed supplies for
the American Armies in Europe."
Cited in Orders by the Marshal of France, Commander in
Chief of the Allied Armies: — "In the course of the Operations
of 19 1 8 (he) has assured a complete union over the supplies
between the American and French Armies. By his breadth of
spirit and his constant effort to put in common the resources of
the two armies, he has permitted to be realized under the best
possible conditions the community of efforts which conducted
the Americans and French together to Victory."
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William M. Derby, Jr.
Commissioned March 9, 191 7, Lieutenant Senior Grade, U. S.
N. R. F., and served until placed on inactive duty February 7,
1919, as Commander of Yacht, Patrol 216, Division Officer
Gun Boat Gopher and Executive Officer Naval Training
School, Chicago.
Paul Mayer LaBach
Commissioned Major Engineer Corps, U. S. A., January 30,
1918; served on Staff of Director General of Transportation
of American Expeditionary Forces in France until honorably
discharged July 28, 1919. Was Engineer of "Water Supply"
"Lines of Communication," and "Troops in Transit," with ter
ritory extending from base ports in France to the Rhine.
John Motley Morehead
Commissioned Major Ordnance Department, U. S. A., April
7, 1918, and Major attached to the General Staff November 7,
19 1 8, served in the Ordnance Department, on the General Staff,
and on detail on War Industries Board.
Seymour Morris, Jr.
Commissioned Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., with
rank from February 14, 1918; served at General Depot Quar
termaster Corps, Chicago, as Assistant to Depot Quartermaster.
Discharged February 15, 19 19.
Edward B. Mower
Enlisted as Private, Motor Transport Corps, U. S. A., October
8, 1918; promoted ist Lieutenant November 7, 1918. Honor
ably discharged December 15, 19 18.
Ralph Waldo Webster
Commissioned Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A., April 17, 1917 ;
served at Fort Riley, Kas.; Camp Greenleaf, Ga.; General
Hospital No. 28, at Fort Sheridan, 111. Discharged August 29,
1919.
Thomas Adams Woodruff
Commissioned Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A., April, 1917,
and Major September, 191 7, Chief Ophthalmic Service, Base
Hospital, Camp Grant, III, September to December, 1917- In
charge of Hospital at Fort Greble, R. I. December, 1917, to
April, 19 18; Chief Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Department,
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Base Hospital, Camp Beauregard, La., April to July, 1918.
Chief, Section Surgery of Head, at Base Hospital, Camp
Meade, Md., and Assistant to C. O. there, July to December,
1918. Service other than Military or Naval
William Tracy Alden
Member Legal Advisory Committee, First District Exemption
Board of Chicago, October 10, 191 7, to March 4, 191 8. During
same period acted as Adviser for Legal Department, U. S. Fuel
Administration. March 4, 1918, to December 6, 1918, served
as Attorney for U. S. Fuel Administration at Washington, and
later was General Solicitor and head of its Legal Department.
Thomas Edward Green
Service from September 1, 191 7, to December, 1919. Toured
Camps for Fosdick Commission ; representative of Red Cross at
large for Florida for Christmas Roll Call; National Director
of Speakers, and later Director of Treasury Speakers Bureau,
5th Liberty Loan, and Permanent Director Speakers Bureau
of Red Cross.
Carter Henry Harrison
Services as Investigator for Treasury Department into work
ing of Soldiers and Sailors Allowance and Allotment Law,
visiting Camps in Mo., Wash., Cal., and N. M. Served Red
Cross from October 1, 1918, to April 24, 1919, holding affiliated
rank of Captain as hospital representative of the R. C, with
charge of its activities in the Justice Group of Hospitals 1 and
12 and Mobile Hospitals 3 and 39.
John Motley Morehead
Service from January 2, 191 8, to February 15, 19 19, as Chief
of "Industrial Gases and Gas Products" Section of the Chemical
Division and Secretary of Explosives Division of War Industries
Board. Also member Ammonia Committee.
Seymour Morris
Service from June 1, 1917, to March 31, 1919, as Chairman of
District Board for Select Draft, District No. 2, Northern Dis
trict of Illinois, and after February 1, 191 7, Treasurer of Chi
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Seymour Morris, Jr.
Services from April 15, 1917, to February 14, 1918, as Assist
ant Director, Supply Service, Red Cross, and later as Director
of the same. As ist Lieutenant, 111. N. G., and Aide to Gen
eral Dickson assigned to special services in connection with
Local and District Draft Boards.
Edward B. Mower
Service from November 1, 1917, to October 8, 1918, as Asso
ciate Director, Department of Supplies, of the Red Cross at
National Headquarters, Washington, D. C.
Montgomery Pickett
Services as member and Captain in American Protective League
under direction Department of Justice November 15, 1917, to
February 1, 1919; member Y. M. C. A. War Work Recruiting
Committee, May, 1918, to December, 1918.
Ralph Waldo Webster
Services as Instructor in Military Course in Medical Officers'
Training Camp at Fort Riley, Kas., September, 191 7, to July,
1918; and as Adjutant and Instructor in basic Military Course,
Medical O. T. C, Camp Greenleaf, Ga., July, 1918, to Janu
ary, 1919, and Executive Officer, U. S. General Hospital, Fort
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Military or Naval Service
Eugene Hilarian Abadie
Commissioned Major, Engineer Reserve Corps, U. S. A., June
nth, 1917, promoted Lieutenant Colonel Quartermaster Corps
September 4, 191 8; assigned to the Construction Division, Quar
termaster Corps, and supervised construction of cantonments at
Camp Lee, Va. ; Augusta Arsenal, Augusta, Ga. ; and camps,
repair shops, hospital buildings, and prison barracks elsewhere
in different states; commended by General Littell in charge of
cantonment construction. Discharged August 27, 1919; recom
mended May 20, 1920, Colonel, Quartermaster Officers' Re
serve Corps, U. S. A.
Frank Boogher, M.D.
Commissioned Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A., June 21, 191 8.
Served at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, in charge of wards in
hospital ; in examining men for overseas and as Post Sanitary In
spector. Discharged December 14, 191 8.
John Templeman Doneghy, Jr.
Entered Officers' Training Camp, Fort Riley, Kansas, May- 9,
1917. Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant August 15, 1917; pro
moted ist Lieutenant Field Artillery, U. S. A., and served as
Radio Officer, 342 Regiment Field Artillery, December 31,
191 7. Served overseas in France, England, and Germany; took
part in engagements at St. Mihiel and the Thiacourt Sector.
Discharged April 15, 19 19.
Junius Wilson Houston
Enlisted as Private, Engineer Corps, U. S. A., September 9th,
1918; promoted ist Class Private, October 16, 1918, and Second
Lieutenant October 28, 1918. Served with Co. B, 5th Provi
sional Battalion, Engineer Corps, and 82d Engineers at Fort
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George Murdock Jackson
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, U. S. A., August 15, 1918; pro
moted ist Lieutenant September 4, 19 18. Served with 341st
Machine Gun Battalion, 89th Division. Served overseas at
Sucey Sector; St. Mihiel Drive; Envesin Sector; Meuse-Ar
gonne Offensive ; and with the Army of Occupation. Discharged
June 2d, 1919.
Hubert K. Jackson
Entered U. S. Service as private April 29, 191 8, in 164th Depot
Brigade, Camp Funston; promoted Corporal May 14th, 1918;
transferred to Coast Artillery Corps at Jackson Barracks. Dis
charged December 20, 191 8.
Paul Clapp Knowlton
Entered Service U. S., March 4, 1918, by enlistment in Medi
cal Corps, U. S. A. Served at Fort Riley and with Evacuating
Hospital No. 12 as part of A. E. F. Took part in the St.
Mihiel Drive and Meuse-Argonne engagements in France,
serving later with the forces in Germany. Discharged July 7,
1919.
James Hamilton McCord
Called into the service of the U. S. under his commission as
Lieutenant Colonel, N. G. Missouri, and commissioned Lieu
tenant Colonel, Inspector General's Department, U. S. A., Dec.
6, 1917. Served as U. S. Disbursing Officer in Missouri from
May 19, 1917, to May, 1919; Adjutant General of Missouri,
May to Dec, 1917. Executive Officer, Selective Service Draft.
Discharged May 10, 1919.
Robert Finney Miller
Commissioned Captain, Medical Corps U. S. A. Served as plas
tic and oral Surgeon with the 90th Division at Camp Travis,
Texas; at Base Hospital, Camp Green, N. C, and at Base Hos
pital, Mesres, France, and Base Hospital, Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. Honorably Discharged October 10, 1919.
Leroy K. Robbins
Entered U. S. Service under commission as Lieutenant-Colonel,
Infantry, Missouri N. G, March 28, 191 7 i promoted Colonel,
July, 1917. Served with 138th U. S. Infantry and 62d Pioneer
Infantry at Camp Clark, Mo.; Camp Sill, Okla. ; Fort Sam
Houston, Tex.; and elsewhere. Discharged May 31, 1919-
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Service other than Military or Naval
Lawrence Boogher
Service in Red Cross, commencing February, 191 8. Associate
Field Director in charge of home service at Fort Sill, Oklahoma,
and at Camp Travis, Texas, and later of home service program
in Mo., Ark., Tex., Okla., and Kansas. Director of Camp
Service, with entire charge of the South Western Division.
Walter De Rosset Coles
Service as Chairman, Legal Advisory Board, for Draft Division
No. 17, of St. Louis, from December, 1917, to November, 1918.
George R. C. Deane
Services from December 1, 19 18, to May 14, 1919, as Musical
Director, Building and Assistant Secretary at Camp Travis,
Texas, of the National War Work Council of the Y. M. C. A.
William Warren Knight
Services as member, Secretary, and Clerk of Local Draft Board
Division No. 11, Kansas City, Mo., from May, 1917, to
April 1, 1919.
Edward Simmons Lewis
Services as Food Administrator, 28th Ward, St. Louis, Mo., and
in the ist Regiment, Missouri Home Guards, as private and
Second Lieutenant from July 27, 19 17.
Heman Judson Pettengill
Chairman War Camp Environs Committee, October, 191 7, to
September, 19 18. Member Executive Committee and Treas
urer War Camp Community Service in St. Louis, November,
1 91 8, to January, 1920.
LeRoy K. Robbins
Lieutenant Colonel, ist Missouri Infantry, guarding St. Louis
and East St. Louis, March-July, 19 17.
Booker Hall Rucker
District Chairman, Crawford, Dent, Phelps, and Pulaski Coun
ties, Y. M. C. A. and United War Work; Chairman, Phelps
County Chapter Red Cross ; member, Legal Advisory Board for
Phelps County; Director of Sales for Phelps County in five
Liberty Loan Campaigns; First Lieutenant Rolla Home
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Selden Palmer Spencer
Chairman, Selective Service Draft, District Committee for St.
Louis City and County; as private, Lieutenant, and Captain,
ist Regiment, Missouri Home Guard.
John Barber White
Services as member United States Shipping Board by appoint
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Military or Naval Service
George Bartholomew Ehrmann
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Cavalry, U. S. A., May i,
191 7, and ist Lieutenant, Infantry, August 15th, 1917. Served
with 329th Infantry, 83rd Division, in the U. S., and overseas
in England and France. Discharged February 18, 19 19.
Robert Ralston Jones, Jr.
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant Cavalry, U. S. A., August 15,
1917. Served with Headquarters Troops, 83rd Division in the
U. S. and in France, where detailed as Transportation Officer
at Le Mans. Discharged September nth, 1919.
William Henry Kite, Jr.
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Infantry, U. S. A., August 15,
1917, and served until discharged Februaiy 13, 1919. Promoted
Captain O. R. C. Assigned to 330th Regiment Infantry, 83rd
Division, and served with same in LeMans Area, France.
Charles Birk Lewis
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry, U. S. A., June 6th,
1917. Served with 320th Infantry, 80th Division, in Camp
Lee, Virginia. Discharged December 7th, 191 8.
Walter Wales Parker
Commissioned July 5, 1918, Major, Chemical Warfare Service,
U. S. A. Attached to its Headquarters in Washington, serv
ing as Chief of Office Administration and Central Disbursing
Officer.
Charles A. L. Read
Entered the service as Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A., in April,
191 8. Served in the Surgeon General's Office, Washington, in
Personnel Division and on detail for recruiting service in Ohio,
West Virginia, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and New York ; also at
Fort Oglethorpe and with the General Staff.
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Cameron Haskin Sanders
Entered Service as ist Lieutenant, Field Artillery, O. N. G.,
August 5, 1917. Served in U. S. and overseas with 344th Field
Artillery, 90th Division, in France in Marbach Sector, St.
Mihiel Sector, the Meuse-Argonne, and with Army of Occupa
tion. Discharged July 11, 1919.
Service other than Military or Naval
John Langdon Gates
Served from 1917, to 1919, as Secretary and General Manager
of Liberty Loan Committee for Cincinnati and Hamilton Co.,
Ohio, and as Secretary and General Manager, War Savings
Committee, for Cincinnati and Hamilton Co.
Harry Walter Hutchins
Served in Cincinnati from Dec. 1, 1917, to close of operations
as a member of the American Protective League, with rank of
Operative.
Harry Brent Mackoy
Services as 4 Minute Man ; Precinct Chairman, Kenton Co.,
Ky., First Red Cross War Fund Campaign-; City Chairman,
Covington, Ky., Y. M. C. A. War Fund Campaign; Member
Executive Committee, Kenton Co., Ky., Red Cross Membership
Drive; Member Executive Committee and Chairman County
Committee 2d Red Cross War Fund Campaign ; Member Legal
Advisory Board for Kenton Co., Ky., in Selective Service Draft;
Chairman Legal Aid Committee for Red Cross and Council of
Defense, Kenton Co., Ky. ; Chairman for Kenton Co., Kentucky
State, Y. M. C. A. War Recruiting Committee; Chairman
Kenton Co., Ky., National War Savings Drive; Member for
Kenton Co. of Council of Defense and Chairman of its Com
mittee on Military Affairs; Member Civilian Relief Commit
tee, Red Cross, for Kenton Co. ; Register in Tranter's Precinct,
Kenton Co., for Selective Service Draft; Member Executive
Committee, Kenton Co. Chapter; Red Cross; Member Advisory
Committee U. S. Military Training Camps Assn. ; Kenton Co.
United War Work Campaign.
Henry McCoy Norris
Service as "Efficiency Expert" at Water-town Arsenal; as "Ex
pert" in Council of National Defense ; Member American Pro-
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tective League; served in preparing Questionnaires for "Select
ing Competent Machine Tool Draughtsman"; served in Ma
chine Tool Section of Finished Products Division, Carriage
Section of Production Division, and as Mechanical Engineer
in the Ordnance Department at large; Served as Chairman
Committee in Red Cross, War Chest, and 3rd, 4th, and 5th
Liberty Loan Drives.
Achilles Henry Pugh, Jr.
Served, 1918-1919, as head of Loading and Explosives section
of Ordnance Department, Cincinnati, and as member of Cin
cinnati District Claims Board, settling claims on cancelled con
tracts.
William Reynale Sanders
The particular service rendered was his co-operation, the giving
of his time, money, use of his employees, etc., in the organiza
tion of Troop F of the First Ohio Cavalry, accomplished in
six days in 191 7, which afterward became Battery F of the
136th Field Artillery and served with distinction overseas.
Jackson Wolcott Sparrow
Aid on Draft Board, both first and second Drafts; Solicitor on
all Red Cross Drives; and on first, second, and third Liberty
Loan Drives; Captain 4th and 5th Victory Loan Drives.

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Military or Naval Service
Gustave Breaux Ballard
Entered Officers' Training Camp, Fort Benjamin Harrison,
August 17, 191 7; commissioned Captain, Coast Artillery Corps,
U. S. A., December, 191 7; served at Boston and overseas with
the A. E. F. as Regimental Supply Officer of 73rd C. A. C.
Regiment. Discharged December 24, 191 8.
Robert P. Bonnie
Entered ist Officers' Training Camp, May 15, 1917. Com
missioned 2nd Lieut., Q. M. C, Aug. 15, 191 7. Assigned to
84th Division, and with that division sailed for France. Upon
disbandment of Division 84, was assigned to Headquarters, In
termediate Section S. O. S. Discharged Sept. 12, 1919.
Recommended for commission in Regular Army.
Sevier Bonnie
Entered ist Officers' Training Camp, May 15, 19 17 and com
missioned Captain, Infantry. Assigned to 84th Division, G-2 and
G-3 Sections, and with that Division, sailed for France, Sept.
9, 191 8. Reassigned to 37th Division and reported for duty
in Belgium. Reassigned to ist Army, G-3 Section. Recom
mended for Majority in Reserve Corps. Discharged May 27,
1919.
James White Bruce, M.D.
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps, July 1,
1916; promoted Captain- November 20, 191 7. Served over
seas with the A. E. F., and at the engagements at Chateau
Thierry, Soissons, and St. Mihiel. Evacuated to Base Hospital
at Blois for influenza and later stationed there. Discharged
July 15, 1919.
Erskine Howard Courtenay
Entered Navy Yard, Charleston, S. C, Nov. 1, 1917, and was
attached to Public Works Department as Naval Inspector of
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materials and construction on contract work. Assistant Engineer
Officer on U. S. S. Huntington, engaged in convoying troop
ships to France. Division Officer of one of the three Engineer
ing Divisions. Released from all active service, December 17,
1918.
James Clark Courtenay
Entered Aviation, U. S. N., Jan. 10, 191 8. At Petty Officers'
School at Dunwoodie Naval Detachment, Minneapolis, received
rating of Q. M. 2nd c, Aviation, U. S. N. Attached to French
Aviation Proving Ground, Lyons; served in Flanders with
Northern Bombing Group, Field A., U. S. N. ; on detached
service with No. 214, Royal Air Force of Great Britain; with
first contingent of Allies to enter Bruges. Discharged Dec.
26, 1918.
Gilbert S. Cowan
Commissioned Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., June
12, 1 91 8. Served in the Depot and Depot Operating Division
at Washington, D. C, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and elsewhere.
Discharged January 31, 19 19.
Norborne R. Gray
Entered Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison in May,
191 7. Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Infantry, U. S. A., August
I5> T9I7- Served overseas with the A. E. F., with the 28th In
fantry, ist Division. Took part in the attack at Cantigny, and
was killed in action on May 29, 19 18. Decorated with the
Croix de Guerre with the Silver Star for bravery in action.
William Overton Harris
Entered U. S. Naval Reserve Force as Ensign April 2, 1917.
Served on U. S. S. Biddle, Flusser, and Wanderer; went over
seas; attached to Staff of Vice Admiral Wilson at Brest; Staff
U. S. Naval Attache at Paris. Awarded Navy Cross, April 17,
1918. Placed on inactive duty June 5, 1919.
Peyton Harrison Hoge, Jr.
Entered Officers' Training Camp, Fort Benjamin Harrison,
May 13, 1917. Commissioned Captain, Infantry, U. S. A.,
August 29, 191 7; assigned to the 336th Infantry, 84 Division,
and went overseas with the A. E. F. in France. Discharged
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Edgar Erskine Hume, M.D.
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps, Septem
ber 16, 1916; ist Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. A,
January 14, 1917; promoted Captain in March, 1918; Major
in March, 1918; and Lieutenant -Colonel in April, 1918.
Served as C. O., Base Hospital 102, at Camp Beauregard.
Served overseas with the A. E. F. in the Italian War Zone ; at
Rouen and Toul, Fiance; Chief Medical Officer for Serbia in
1919, and Red Cross Commission to that country in June of that
year. Made an Officer of the "Crown of Roumania" by the
King.
John Harbison McLennan
Entered Officers' Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison
May 1, 191 7. Commissioned Captain Field Artillery, U. S. A.,
in August, 1917; assigned to the 325 F. A. Regiment at Camp
Taylor; acted as Adjutant; served at School of Fire at Fort
Sill, acting as Instructor there and Inspector at Camp Taylor.
Discharged January 21, 19 19.
Avery Robinson
Signed up June, 191 7, and enlisted August 29, 19 17, Field Ar
tillery. Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, F. A., November 29,
1917; ist Lieutenant, Jan. 20, 1918; Captain, Feb. 23, 1919.
Served in 327th F. A., 159th F. A., Brig. Hdqrs.; and 3rd
F. A. Brig. Hdqrs. Was in the Argonne-Meuse, Oct. 20, to
Nov. 11, 1918, and on the march into and occupation of Ger
many. Received Victory Medal, two bars. Mentioned in
Division Orders, Army and Navy Journal. Discharged May
15, I9T9.
Leonard G. Strater
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Q. M. C, U. S. N. A., at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, May 15, 1917; in Salvage Service, C. O.
Field Salvage Squad No. 6. Promoted to ist Lieutenant, Oct.
31, 191 8. Took part in Meuse-Argonne actions and in the
defense of the Alsace Sector. Discharged June 11, 19 19.
J. Adger Stewart
Commissioned Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., October
30, 191 8. Served at Camp Meggs, and at Washington, D. C.
Discharged November 30, 19 18.
Alexander MacKenzie Watson
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, U. S. Marine Corps, April 2,
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1904; Captain, June, 1914; Major, May, 19 17. Served with
U. S. M. C. in United States Atlantic Fleet (U. S. S. Okla
homa, and U. S. S. Utah, aide on staff of Comdr. Division Six)
and at Hdqrs., U. S. Marine Corps, Washington, D. C.
Samuel Mackay Wilson
Commissioned Major, Judge Advocate Officers' Reserve Corps,
October 25, 1917; promoted Lieutenant Colonel April 7, 1919.
Served as Assistant Judge Advocate, 77th Division, and later as
Division Judge Advocate, 77th Division. Served overseas with
the A. E. F. in the Baccarat Sector, Vesle Sector, Oise-Aisne
Offensive, and Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Wounded by Air
bomb fragment May 18, 1918. Commended on Discharged
Certificate: "This Officer has rendered most excellent service as
Division Judge Advocate 77th Division." Discharged May 12,
1919. Commissioned Major, Judge Advocate, Officers' Re
serve Corps, U. S. A., June 30, 1919.
Service other than Military or Naval
S. Thruston Ballard
Served from 191 6 to June, 1920. State Chairman, War Camp
Community Service and member of National Committee; mem
ber, United States Council of National Defense; Major Gen
eral in the Louisville Liberty Loan Legion, June 19 17.
William Marshall Bullitt
Services as member American Red Cross with rank of Major in
19 1 8 and 19 19 in France, Italy, England, and Belgium.
George L. Burton
Services as member Y. M. C. A. as Secretary under its National
War Work Council, 1917, 1918, and 1919; serving in the U. S.
and overseas in France in the St. Mihiel and Argonne Sectors
and elsewhere. Taken ill in line of duty and sent to hospital;
later returned to duty.
Coleman R. Gray
Services as member Y. M. C. A., in 191 8, with the 32d Division
in Alsace and the 1st Division at Montdidier, later at Cha
teau-Thierry, Bar-le-Duc, and elsewhere.
Credo Harris
Services as member American Red Cross with rank of First
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Lieutenant November, 191 7, to June, 1918. Served overseas
with the A. E. F., serving at Neuilly, Paris, and elsewhere in
France. Injured while doing volunteer stretcher service, but
returned to duty.
Otto Holstein
Entered the War as Captain, Signal Corps, Kentucky Militia,
under the Call of the President. Served as Provost Marshal of
Lexington and Camp Shelby; transferred to the Field Artillery
in the 63d Brigade; went overseas with advance detachment 38th
Division; served at Field Artillery School and at Paris. Sep
tember 3, 1919, commissioned Major in the Reserves.
Marvin H. Lewis
Services during the period of the War as Chairman of Four
Minute Men of Louisville, and Jefferson County, and of the
State of Kentucky ; Chairman Speakers' Bureau of the Council
of National Defense of the State and of Jefferson County;
Member of Executive Committee in the second and later Lib
erty Loan Drives.
Curran Pope
Served from July, 1917, to December 28, 1918, in Louisville
and Jefferson Co., Ky. ; was Four Minute Man and made
speeches of longer duration whenever requested by the local
chairman of the Committee of Public Information.
R. C. Ballard Thruston
Services during the period of the War as Chairman of the
Louisville Chapter, American Red Cross ; and as Assistant Man
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Military or Naval Service.
Frederick Emerson Allen
Commissioned Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A., October 12,
1917; promoted Major June 6, 1918. Served in the Letter-
mann General Hospital, Alcatraz Island.
Lanier Bartlett
Enlisted in U. S. Naval Reserve Force April 13, 1917, receiving
rating as Coxswain. Served at Training Station, San Pedro,
Cal. Discharged for physical disability October 28, 1917.
Rawlins Cadwallader, M.D.
Commissioned Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A., July 16,
1917; promoted Major, June 6, 1919. Served with and in
command of 264th Ambulance Co. at 93d and 167th Base
Hospitals, and at Base Hospital at Camp Lewis, Wash. Dis
charged August 28, 19 1 9.
Tristram Roberts Coffin
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Ordnance Department, U. S. A.,
and assigned to duty as Assistant to C. O., Miscellaneous
Branch, Artillery Section, Procurement Division, and served in
Washington, D. C, until discharged in January, 1919.
Edwin D. Cooke
Enlisted November 21, 191 7, Aviation Section, Signal Corps,
U. S. A. ; transferred to Field Artillery two weeks later and as
signed to 2d Field Artillery; entered Officers' Training Camp
at Camp Fremont, but was transferred to Field Artillery Of
ficers' Training School at Camp Taylor. Commissioned 2nd
Lieutenant, Field Artillery, Aug. 31, 19 18. Served at Angel
Island, Camp Fremont, Cal. ; Camp Taylor, Ky. ; Camp Travis,
Tex., and Camp Mills, N. Y. Discharged July 12, 19 19.
Thomas Frank Cooke
Commissioned Captain Quartermaster Reserve Corps, U. S. A.,
February 9, 1917. Served in recruiting duty two months; com-
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mand of Reserve Motor Truck Co. three months; in charge
Motor and Wagon Transportation, Camp Kearny, Cal., four
months; Sub-depot Quartermaster, Self ridge Field, Mich., nine
months; served in France as disbursing officer, Joinville, six
months, and Cochem, Germany, one month. Discharged July
II, 1919-
Andrew James Copp, Jr.
Commissioned Major, Judge Advocate Generals' Reserve
Corps, U. S. A., July 30, 1918; promoted Lieutenant Colonel
September 10, 1919. Served as Camp Judge Advocate at
Camp Dix, N. J., July 30, to August 10, 1918; at Washing
ton, D. C, Office August 10, to September 10, 1918; at Camp
Sheridan, Ala., as Camp Judge Advocate September 12, 19 18,
to March 3, 1919; in Washington, D. C, office; and at Camp
Sherman, March 3, 1919, till discharged November 29, 1919.
George J. Denis
Commissioned Major, Judge Advocate General's Department,
U. S. A., July 5, 1918; promoted Lieutenant Colonel, April 21,
1919. Served as Section Judge Advocate, Advance Section, Ser
vice of Supplies, A. E. F., in France. Discharged June 4, 1919.
Charles Stockton Edwards
Entered the Service September 2, 191 8, at Camp Kearny, Cali
fornia. Promoted Corporal, October 24, 1918. Discharged
at Camp Zachary Taylor, Kentucky, January 31, 19 19.
John Robert Edwards
Enlisted March 14, 191 8, in Company C, 3rd U. S. Engineers.
Served with 3rd U. S. Engineers, 4th O. T. S. Schofield Bar
racks H. T. Hawaii and Fort McDowell, Cal. Served in
Hawaii from April 3, 1918, to Nov. 9, 1918. Transferred
par 6 S. O. 243 to Central O. T. S., Nov. 6, 1918. Dis
charged December 11, 19 18.
Richard Safford Edwards
Entered the U. S. Army as Private in Infantry Arm ; assigned
to and served with 116th Engineers and ist Engineers, ist Divi
sion, A. E. F. ; took part in engagements at Montdidier-Noyon
(April- July 3, 19 18, including Cantigny attack) ; in Aisne-
Marne Offensive (July 18-24*, 1918) ; St. Mihiel Offensive;
Meuse-Argonne Offensive (Oct. I-I2th, 1918) ; the Second
Meuse-Argonne Offensive (November 5th, nth, 191 8) ; and
later with the Army of Occupation. Decorated with the
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Victory Medal with 5 Battle Clasps. Discharged September 29,
1919-
Reginald Goodwin Fernald
Enlisted at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 9, 1917.
Ordered to Columbus, Ohio, and commissioned 2nd Lieut,
A. S. A., Feb., 1918. Was made ist Lieut, A. S. A., about
Sept., 19 1 8. After being commissioned 2nd Lieut, he returned
to Fort Worth and remained there until the Armistice. Dis
charged January, 191 9.
Leon French
Enlisted as Private, U. S. A., at Bakersfield, Cal., and assigned
to 15th Co., Central Machine Gun Officers' Training School,
Camp Hancock, Ga., and served there until discharged Decem
ber 5, 1918.
Francis Porter Graves
Enlisted April 9, 1917, in U. S. Naval Reserve Force; dis
charged for physical disability December 15, 191 7. Enlisted
February 15, 191 8, in U. S. Navy, submarine and destroyer ser
vice. Served in U. S. Naval Reserve Camp at San Pedro, Cal. ;
at U. S. Submarine Base, same place; at Mare Island, and on
U. S. S. Mugford. Discharged January 13, 1919.
Clarence Edward Heald
Entered Service of the U. S. under his commission as Captain,
Coast Artillery, N. G. CaL, on the President's Call, and was
mustered into U. S. Service, August 5, 1917. Commissioned
Captain, N. G., in the service of the U. S. Served at Fort Win
field Scott, Cal. ; Fort Monroe, Va. ; and with the 56th Ammu
nition train at Camp Eustis, Va. Discharged December 23,
1918.
Richard Leavitt James
Enlisted May 1 ,1917, in 2d Co., Coast Artillery, N. G. Cal.
Mustered into U. S. Service August 5, 19 17, and served at
Presidio until discharged for physical disability August 21, 1917-
Bradner Wells Lee, Jr.
Ensign Naval Militia of California, April 10, 1917; enrolled
in U. S. Service April 23, 1917; promoted Lieutenant, Junior
Grade, U. S. N. R. F., July 1, 1918. Served on U. S. S. Paul
Jones in western Atlantic waters. Placed on inactive duty
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Marcus McLemore Marshall
Enlisted in U. S. Navy Aviation Corps December 13, 191 7, at
San Diego, Cal.; ordered to Ground School at Boston, March
10, 1918; transferred to Pensacola July 25, 1918; commissioned
Ensign, U. S. N. Aviation Corps, and ordered to overseas duty,
"but orders cancelled November 13, 1918. Placed on inactive
duty March 4, 19 19.
Ora Alexander Martin
Entered U. S. Navy in April, 1903, and served through every
grade from Apprentice Seaman to commissioned Officer, having
now the grade of Lieutenant. In active service throughout
World War. Decorated with Philippine War Medal, Navy
Good Conduct Medal, and Service Medal. Still in Service.
Frederic Schander Moody
Commissioned Lieutenant, U. S. Naval Reserve Force, June 18,
1918, and served at the Branch Office of Naval Intelligence at
San Francisco. Placed on inactive duty, November 29, 1918.
Seth Warner Morrison, Jr.
Commissioned second Lieutenant, Field Artillery, U. S. A.,
August 15, 191 7; promoted ist Lieutenant December 31, 191 7 ;
served overseas with 347th Field Artillery, 91st Division; took
part in engagements on the Nancy front ; Argonne front ; and in
the Rhineland with the Army of Occupation; discharged April
30, 1919.
Seeley Wintersmith Mudd
Commissioned Major, Engineer Officers' Reserve Corps, Febru
ary 12, 191 7; promoted Colonel, U. S. A., May 24th, 191 8.
Served at Washington as Assistant Director of U. S. Explosives
Plants. Honorably discharged January 20, 19 19.
Henry Norton Ord
Commissioned ist Lieutenant, Cavalry, Officers' Reserve Corps,
May 15, 1917; promoted Captain, Infantry, and Major on
General Staff, A. E. F.; served overseas, taking part in the
entire St. Mihiel and Argonne Offensives. Discharged Sep
tember 8, 1 919.
James Rathwell Page
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A.,
August 15, 191 7; promoted ist Lieutenant, March 15, 191 8.
Served at Camp Lewis, Washington ; Camp Kearny, Cal. ; and
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overseas with the A. E. F. Served as Assistant to Disbursing
Officer, 40th Division, at Camp Kearny and as Assistant to Chief
Finance Officer, A. E. F., at Tours, France. Discharged April
4, 1919.
Warren Austin Pike
Entered the Service of the U. S. by enlistment in the Coast
Artillery Corps, U. S. A., at Fort Winfield Scott, California,
September 6, 1918, and served there until discharged December
12th, 1918.
Royall Roller Richardson
Was on duty at the U. S. Naval Hospital, Las Animas, Colo
rado, when war was declared and remained there until ordered
to U. S. S. Oklahoma. Reported on board at Base No. 2,
Yorktown, Va., on A^ugust 5, 1917, and served on board her
from that time until the end of the War and until July 14, 1919.
Was recommended for the "Navy Cross" for work during the
influenza epidemic and work throughout the whole war. Still
in the service, being Commander (MC), U. S. Navy, Naval Air
Station, San Diego, Cal.
Samuel K. Rindge
Enlisted August 8, 191 7, in U. S. Medical Reserve Corps; war
ranted Sergeant and attached to Base Hospital 35. Trans
ferred July 4, 19 1 8, to Ordnance Department, and warranted
Sergeant. Served at Base Hospital 35, at 131st Ordnance
Depot, and Camp Kearny, Cal. Discharged January 8, 1919.
Harold Swayne Ryerson
Called into U. S. Service April 7, 191 7, while Ensign, Califor
nia Naval Militia ; promoted Lieutenant, Junior Grade, January
1, 19 1 8, and Lieutenant, Senior Grade, August 1, 19 18. Served
on convoy duty, A. E. F., to Europe and as C. O., U. S. Hydro
plane School, New London, Ct. ; placed on inactive duty in
December, 1918^
Roy Adolos Shaw
Commissioned Major, Quartermaster Corps, N. A., February,
19 1 8, and was placed in charge of the Distribution Branch,
Office of the Quartermaster General, Washington, D. C.
From March until June, 191 8, served as Chief of the Supply
Control Division; he was then detailed as an Assistant in the
Office of the Assistant to the Acting Quartermaster General.
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In July, 1918, ordered overseas as second in command of a
Liaison Group consisting of six officers to inspect and report
on the supply situation in France and England. On return
to Washington, was detailed as a Special Assistant in the Act
ing Quartermaster General and Director of Purchase and
Storage, U. S. Army. Discharged December 5, 1918.
Ellery Wheeler Stone
Commissioned March 16, 191 7, Lieutenant, U. S. Naval Re
serve Force. Served as District Communication Superintendent,
12th Naval District and Commanding Officer U. S. Naval
Radio Station, San Diego, Cal., and on U. S. S. Saratoga and
Boston. Placed on inactive duty September 3, 1919.
Walter K. Tuller
Commissioned Major, Infantry, U. S. A., April 28, 1917.
Served with the 362 Infantry, at Army Staff College and with
the A. E. F. in France. Discharged March 16, 1919.
Herbert William Yemans,
Commissioned Major, Medical Section Officers' Reserve Corps,
August 13, 1917. Served at Alcatraz, Cal., 1916-1919. Retired
September 21, 19 19.
Service other than Military or Naval
James Kendall Armsby
Services during the duration of the War and principally in
California in the Naval Intelligence Office, a part of the U. S.
Secret Service with especial reference to the protection of food
plants.
Pierson Worrall Banning
Service from commencement to close of War. Organizer and
Manager for Southern California of the "Nathan Hale Volun
teers." Under appointment of U. S. A. Intelligence Department,
was Divisional Commander for its volunteer work in Southern
California. Organizer of the National Intelligence Bureau,
having a strength of 150,000 throughout the country.
Marcus Benjamin
Services during war period as Voluntary Aid under the Office
of Naval Intelligence and in and consultations and advice with
Officers and Departments of the Government in scientific and
technical subjects and the Secret Service. Decorated by
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France for patriotic services with the "Palmes Academiques"
with the rank of "Officier de l'lnstruction Publique."
Benjamin Franklin Bledsoe
Services as Four Minute Man in Los Angeles County from
their organization in 191 7, to their disbandment in January,
1 91 9; also as Los Angeles County Director, Federal Public
Service Reserve, 191 7-19 18, mobilizing workers at home and
furthering efficiency.
Samuel Rezeau Brearley
Captain American Red Cross having charge of about 15 pre
cincts in all Red Cross Drives in Wilshire District, Los Angeles.
Philip King Brown
Services from June 7, 1918, to January 2, 1919, as Major in the
Red Cross — serving both in France and England; Assistant
Medical Adviser of American Red Cross in France and Asso
ciate Director of the Department of Medical Research and
Intelligence.
James Henry Bull
Commodore, U. S. Navy, Retired. Services in 1917, at Santa
Barbara as a member of a Board for Selection of Candidates for
Officers' Training Camp, U. S. Army.
Eugene Damon Burbank
Services with War Camp Community Service under War De
partment Commission on Training Camp Activities, from Au
gust I, 1918, to March 15, 1919, at Indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind., in organizing and carrying on the work and at Vancouver,
Wash., in organizing the Spruce Production of the National
Army.
Rawlins Cadwallader, M.D.
Service as member of Selective Draft Board, District No. 6, Los
Angeles, Cal.; assisted in District No. 17, and served on various
Committees in Red Cross and bond drives.
Harry Rea Callender
Served on draft board, District 6, Los Angeles, registering
under the draft act; also assisted in registering in District 17;
served on various committees in Red Cross and Bond drives.
Edwin Cook Carhart
Services during period of the War as member of team of all
Liberty Loan Drives but the last; and on all Am. Red Cross
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drives; Secretary Sierra Madre Chapter Am. Red Cross; Vice
Chairman in active charge of War Savings Stamp Campaign.
Alvin Bacon Carpenter
Services as member Mining Engineers Team of the joint tech
nical Societies of Los Angeles on 2d and 3d Liberty Loan
drives; and on Engineers team and Chamber of Commerce team
on Red Cross Drives, canvassing Mining Cos. and men and
engineers. Services at Red Cross Headquarters, Los Angeles,
and in advising engineer applicants for commissions.
Lot Curran Clark
Services as member of team in San Francisco on 2d and 4th
Liberty Loan Drives; as Assistant to Selective Service Draft
Board in San Mateo County; and in the Salvation Army Drive
in San Francisco.
Philip Tuggle Clay
Services as Chairman, San Francisco Clearing House Commit
tee, fifth Liberty Loan ; Director General, Red Cross Christmas
Roll Call, December, 1918; Mem. Executive Committee of all
Red Cross Drives.
Charles Daniel Daggett
Services at Pasadena and South Pasadena in Liberty Bond drives
and in United War Work Campaign; also Member Legal Ad
visory Board No. 1, Selective Service Draft, Pasadena.
Joseph Swallow Davis
Services as Active Canvasser in Los Angeles, Cal., in each Lib
erty and Victory Bond Drive and in Red Cross and Thrift
Stamp Drives. Member U. S. Army Intelligence Department,
Western Division.
Abram Cross Denman, Jr.
Member and Treasurer U. S. Scrap Commission Board, July,
1918, to March, 1919. Served during all Liberty Bond and
Red Cross Campaigns in Los Angeles as General Chairman of
the Manufacturers, Producers, and Factory Agents Committee.
Served as Captain and Inspector for his district in Los Angeles
for the American Protective League throughout the War.
Frederick Halsey Denman
In the U. S. Merchant Marine from Sept. 1, 191 8, to Jan. 5,
1919, at San Francisco training station. Took one trip as
student quartermaster on a Union Oil Tanker.
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Willis Milnor Dixon
Chairman Sub-Committee, American Library Association, to col
lect books from members Sons of the Revolution for Soldiers and
Sailors ; member War Intelligence Committee, Sons of the Revo
lution, and assisted in their drives for Liberty Loans.
Charles Lincoln Edwards
Services in 191 8, at Los Angeles in organizing Los Angeles City
Schools Junior League of the American Red Star Animal Re
lief; as Chairman directing the same and raising and for
warding to the War Department over $3,500 from its member
ship of 25,000.
Kirke Hart Field
Services at Redlands and San Bernardino as Captain of a team
in each Liberty Loan Drive, each Red Cross Drive, and in
United War Work Campaign ; and as member San Bernardino
County Committee on Non-War Building.
Jacob Francis Force
He was enrolled in the Volunteer Medical Corps of the U. S.,
authorized by the Council of National defense, but was never
called for service.
Leon Le Lanne French
Service as Assistant Registrar of Selective Draft Board in First
Draft and as member of Legal Advisory Board in Second Draft
in Keen County, Cal.
James Rudolph Garfield
Services as Manager of Lake Division, Am. Red Cross, com
prising States of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, with head
quarters at Cleveland, Ohio.
James Black Gist
Services as member of Red Cross Team No. 12 in Red Cross
Drives, as team member in Liberty Loan Drives, and as mem
ber American Protective Association.
Vernon Goodwin, Sr.
Food Administrator for Los Angeles prior to permanent or
ganization of U. S. Food Administrator. Chairman Red Cross
Committee having in charge Hotels, Restaurants, and Apart
ment Houses in all Red Cross, Liberty Loan, and Thrift Stamp
Drives. Captain in Los Angeles Division, American Protective
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Buford Allen Graves
Services in 1917, 1918, 1919 as U. S. Fuel Administrator for
Los Angeles, Cal.
Edward Thomas Harden
One of first members of "Nathan Hale Volunteers" and of the
"Volunteer Intelligence Corps, Western Department; Chair
man, War Intelligence Committee of the "Sons of Revolution"
in California and active in canvassing in Liberty Bond and
other drives.
Samue M. Haskins
Service as member team in Los Angeles in all drives for Lib
erty and Victory Loans and Red Cross and other drives.
John Randolph Haynes
Services as Industrial Adviser to the U. S. War Board of the
Southern District of California and later as Industrial Adviser
to the U. S. Employment Bureau. Enrolled Member of U. S.
Volunteer Medical Service. Chairman, Committee of Educa
tion and Relief, State Council of Defense, California.
Walter Sylvester Hertzog
Services during period of the War in the National Intelligence
Bureau, and in the Volunteer Intelligence Corps, Western
Department.
William Irving Hollingsworth
Services during period of the War in aid of Liberty Loans,
Red Cross and Y. M. C. A. Drives, and as a member of the
American Protective League.
Edwin Grant Howard
Services during period of War as Chief Dental Examiner for
Board No. 17, Selective Service Draft, and as member, Pre
paredness League of American Dentists.
William Bowne Hunnewell
Services as Special Representative, Federal Reserve Board, 12th
District in ist Liberty Loan Drive; member Distributing Com
mittee, Southern California, State Central Committee, for 2d
Liberty Loan Drive; Director, County Organization, Southern
California, State Central Committee, in 3d and 4th Liberty
Loan and Victory Loan Drives.
Howard Kellogg James
Member Legal Advisory Board, for Alameda County, Cal., for
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Selective Draft throughout the War. Active in aid to Alien
Property Custodian.
G. Harold Janeway
Member of Legal Advisory Board to Local Board for Los
Angeles County in Selective Service Draft in 19 17 and 1918.
John Earle Jardine
Services as member of Red Cross Teams in Drives in Los
Angeles, Cal.
Richard William Kirkley
Services at Los Angeles as Precinct Captain Am. Red Cross
and in general work at Red Cross headquarters there; also in
office work with District Board in Selective Service Draft at
Los Angeles.
Bradner Wells Lee
Services from December 11, 19 1 7, to the end of the War as
member of Legal Advisory Board of Los Angeles County in the
Selective Service Draft, and as Captain of Red Cross Team,
Precinct 434, Los Angeles City, in the 2d Red Cross Drive and
other Red Cross War Activities.
Andrew Stewart Lobingler
Services from August, 1917, to November 11, 1918, as Chief
Medical Examiner and Operating Surgeon for Selective Draft,
District Board No. 12, Los Angeles, Cal.
Thaddeus Lowe
Services during the War in Liberty Loan Drives in connection
with Southern California Liberty Loan State Central Com
mittee.
Cecil Randolph Luton
Services during the War in all Bond drives and Red Cross
Drives with the Sons of the Revolution teams at Los Angeles.
Charles Marshall
Services at Germantown and Philadelphia in soliciting subscrip
tions in Drives for Liberty Loans, Victory Loan, and for the
War Chest.
Edward Strong Merrill
Services as member Campaign Committee, Los Angeles, in Y.
M. C. A. Drive.
Nichols Milbank
Services on teams in Drives for 3d, 4th, and 5th Liberty Loans;
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in Red Cross Drives; in United War Work Campaign; and in
assistance for six weeks to Draft Board No. 17, Selective
Service Draft.
Henry Lewis Miller
Services at Rochester, N. Y., as member team in War Chest
Campaign and in Y. M. C. A. Drives in 1918 and 1919.
Orra E. Monette
Services as Captain of Team of the Red Cross in soliciting
funds for various organizations assisting in the War and in the
3d, 4th, and 5th Liberty Loan Drives.
Max Morehouse
Services as Captain of team in Columbus, Ohio, in first and all
subsequent Liberty Loan Drives; Ohio State representative of
U. S. Food Administration during war period.
Seeley Wintersmith Mudd
Service from January, 1918, to January, 1919, as Assistant Di
rector of U. S. Explosives Plants.
Chauncey Percival Overfield
Services in making Patriotic Addresses during the War period at
Salt Lake.
Louis Fairman Parsons
Services as member of Committees of the Stock Exchange and
stock and bond brokers and of bankers, working in all Liberty
Loan Drives; addressed factory and railroad workers, made
public street addresses, and loaned automobile and driver to
workers.
Everett Robbins Perry
Services in campaigns to collect books and money to buy books
for sailors and soldiers — two under the auspices of the Am. Li
brary Association, and a third joint campaign by six Associations
including Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., and Knights of Co
lumbus, having charge of collections in southern California in
two campaigns and in Southern California and Arizona in the
third.
Frank Hervey Pettingell
Services as member War Finance Committee, American Library
Association, 1917-1918, and as member of Red Cross Team at
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George Howard Pettengill
Services as President, South California Iron & Steel Co., War
Savings Society; Member of Red Cross teams in Drives; on
Industrial Committee ; Member Liberty Loan Teams, Industrial
Division ; and member United War Work Campaign, Industrial
Committee.
Warren Austin Pike
Services at Los Angeles on Committee for 2d and 3d Liberty
Loan Drives, and in Am. Red Cross and Y. M. C. A. drives,
and in Drive for Victory Loan.
Francis Marion Pottenger
Member of Medical Advisory Board, Selective Draft, and mem
ber of Physicians Committee in Liberty Loan Drives.
Ransom Pratt
Services in Liberty Loan Drives at San Francisco.
Nelson Osgood Rhoades
Services as Chairman, Local Board No. 12, City of Los Angeles,
in the Selective Service draft in 191 7, and as Agent of the In
telligence Bureau of the General Staff at Washington.
F. C. Richmond
Services as President Salt Lake Commercial Club working in
all Liberty Loan and Red Cross drives and War Welfare Work
throughout the War Period in the State of Utah. Also as
member Utah Council of Defense, and Member and Inspector
of American Protective League.
William Richardson Staats
Services in Drives on Liberty Loan Bonds, War Stamps &c,
and as Treasurer of Pasadena Patriotic Committee.
Warren Chamberlain Tudbury
Service as civil engineer for the U. S. Navy Department in de
signing and constructing Aeroplane Hangers, erecting shops
and buildings for Projectile and Armor Plants. Promoted to
Expert Aide, and engaged in construction work on Pacific Coast
Stations from Alaska to Samoa.
Charles Strong Walton
Member and Secretary, Selective Draft Board No. 10, of Los
Angeles, from July 1, 191 7, to June 1, 1918; also member
Legal Advisory Board, Selective Draft, Los Angeles County.
Assisted in Liberty Loan and Red Cross Drives.
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Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Services as Chairman Committee on Resources and Food Sup
ply, California Council of Defense, 1917-1919; member at
Washington, D. C, of Food, Fuel, and Price Conference of
Federal Trade Commission by appointment of Governor; mem
ber of conference of States called by Council of Defense at
Washington, D. C. ; member Committee to examine candidates
for Reserve Officers' Training Corps; member Executive Com
mittee, California Council of Defense.
Charles Henry Whipple
Services in assisting Board of Army Officers in examining candi
dates for Commissions in the Army at Los Angeles, and in
assisting Loyal Legion in Drive for U. S. War bonds.
Benjamin Marshall Wotkyns
Services at Los Angeles as an active working member, American
Protective League, and in Drives for Liberty Loans.

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Service other than Military or Naval
Charles Alfred Johnson
Service with the American Ambulance, January to July, 19 17, at
Neuilly, France, and elsewhere; with the American Relief
Clearing House as Assistant Comptroller; as Assistant Section
Director of American Ambulance; with the Liberty Loan Or
ganization, Red Cross, and Y. M. C. A., in Texas, Colorado,
Wyoming, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania; and on
Ways and Means Committee of Fourth and Fifth Liberty Loan
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Military or Naval Service
Craig Barrow
Commissioned as Captain, Medical Corps U. S. A., August,
1918; served at Walter Reed General Hospital, Camp Greene,
and Camp Wheeler until discharged January 19, 19 19.
Reuben Grove Clark
Entered the service of the United States as Second Lieutenant,
Field Artillery, and served with the 315th Field Artillery from
August 15th, 1917, to April ist, 1918; detailed to Air Service
at School of Instruction until discharged January 4th, 1919.
William Dewey Cooke
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Chemical Warfare Service, U. S.
A., October 21, 191 8. Served at Camp Humphreys, Va., and
Camp Kendrick, N. J., until honorably discharged, December
9, 1918.
Ford Priolean Fuller
Enlisted in the Field Artillery in the Central Officers Train
ing Camp at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., in October, 19 18,
and discharged November 29, 191 8.
William Robert Gignilliat
Entered U. S. Service August 5, 1917, on call under his com
mission as Captain, Coast Artillery Corps, N. G. Georgia, and
served with U. S. Coast Artillery in the Southeastern Coast
Defense Department at Forts Craven, Monroe, Moultrie, and
elsewhere. Discharged April 19, 1919.
Jep Rucker Hull
Enlisted June 27, 1918, U. S. N. ; was appointed Dec. 11, 1918,
Company Commander of the Sixth Company, Second Regiment,
Seaman Guard ; was stationed at U. S. Naval Training Station,
Charleston, S. C, and U. S. Navy Yard, League Island, Phila.,
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Anson Jesse Ives, Jr.
Enlisted June 23, 1916, in Battery C, F. A. N. G., Ga.; later
volunteered in American Field Service, and served overseas at
Champagne Sector; was an ambulance driver of Section 68, at
Boulouse, France; returned to U. S. about Nov. 1, 191 7,
and enlisted in Air Service. Discharged Nov. 18, 191 8.
George Noble Jones
Commissioned Captain, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., July
11, 1918. Served in Procurement Division, Small Arms Sec
tion, Ordnance Department. Honorably discharged, December
20th, 19 1 8.
Lester Karrow
Commissioned Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A., May
17, 19 18. Served at Camps Zachary Taylor, Joseph E. John
son, Logan, and Shelby, and at Washington, D. C. Discharged
May 1, 1919.
Richard Larcombe Schley
Enlisted Nov. 11, 1906, to Nov. n, 1912, N. G. C. A., Ga.;
commissioned ist. Lieut., Sept. 2, 1914. Inducted with Georgia
Coast Artillery, National Guard Battalion, with commission as
ist. Lieut, C. A. C, Aug. 5, 1917. Assigned to 61st Artil
lery C. A. C.-O. and T. C. T. A. No. 1, A. E. F., France.
Discharged March 8, 1919.
Whitemarsh B. Seabrook
Enlisted at Fort Screven, Ga., April 8, 1918; assigned to 20th
Engrs., Camp American University, D. C. With A. E. F.,
stationed at Cheauonceaux (Indre et Loire). Discharged at
Camp Gordon, Ga., July 13, 1919.
Robert Tyler Waller, Jr.
Called into Service August 5, 1917, under commission as Cap
tain, Coast Artillery Corps, N. G. Georgia; served with his
Regiment at Fort Screven, Ga., Camp Eustis, Va. ; and at
Castellon in France. Discharged March 8, 1919.
Raiford James Wood
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Infantry, U. S. A., August 15,
191 7; served overseas in the A. E. F. with Machine Gun Co.
385th Infantry, 82d Division; took part in the engagements in
the Argonne. Wounded in the left chest October 11, 191 8.
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Cited in orders by Division Commander for distinguished and
meritorious services near St. Juvan, October n, 1918.
Service other than Military or Naval
Clarence Gordon Anderson, Jr.
Chairman, Local Registration Board, Savannah, Ga., Sept. 12,
1918.
William Graham Barnwell
Served in Savannah, Ga., from June, 191 7, to May, 1918, as a
member of the Executive Board of all Liberty Loan Drives,
the Red Cross Campaign, and the War Chest Campaign.
Craig Barrow
Service as member, Medical Advisory Board, Savannah,
Georgia, until entry into U. S. A.
John Avery Gere Carson
Chairman Local Draft Board No. 1, of Savannah, Georgia.
William Walter Douglas
Chairman of Board of Instruction for Drafted Men, Savannah,
Ga. Organized office force and assisted District Exemption
Board for Southern District of Georgia. Four Minute
Speaker; Chairman, Red Cross Roll Call for Chatham Co.,
Nov. 1919; 2nd Lieut, Battery C, ist Bn., Chatham Home
Guard.
Charles Ellis
One of the most active of the promotors and organizers of the
Savannah War Chest Association, serving as its President dur
ing 191 8, 1919, and 1920. Chairman of Finance Committee of
Savannah Chapter of American Red Cross.
Frederic F. Gaines
Services at Washington, D. C, from May 25, 1918, to the
Armistice, as member, Vice Chairman, and Chairman of the
Board of Wages and Working Conditions under the Director
General of the U. S. Railroad Administration.
George Arthur Gordon
Service in Red Cross at Gare de l'Est, Paris, France, in March,
191 8. Commissioned Captain Red Cross and made Division
Representative, 2nd Division, A. E. F., in April, 19 18, serving
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in Verdun, St. Mihiel Sector, near Chateau-Thierry, Belleau
Woods, Vaux and vicinity.
John William Grant
Business Manager of Red Cross Sanitary Unit No. n.
William L. Grayson
Services as Secretary Registration Board in Savannah under
Selective Draft Law; Treasurer War Camp Community Ser
vice from March, 1918, to February, 1920; Chairman, Con
servation Committee, Savannah Chapter Red Cross; Chairman,
Bureau for returning Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, and War
Workers.
Josiah Oakes Hatch
Services in 1918 as member Chatham Home Guard on riot and
field duty.
Harris MacLeod King
Member Home Guards in Co. A, Savannah Volunteer Guards,
and on duty in Street Car Strike, December, 1918.
Jonathan Lucas
Services in 19 18, as member Chatham Home Guard in riot and
field duty.
Richard Dane Meader
Service in the Department of the Alien Property Custodian,
and as Special Assistant to the Department of State.
William Ephraim Mikell
Services as President, Augusta Branch of the Navy League; in
Community War Service, and Liberty Loan Drives.
Abram Minis
Services in 19 18, as member and Commander of a Company
of Chatham Home Guard on riot and field duty.
James Fairlie Cooper Myers
Services from February, 19 18, to January, 19 19, as Captain,
Red Cross in Paris and other parts of France; as Chief of
Bureau of Red Cross Supplies; and as Emergency Volunteer
Worker.
Mongin Baker Nichols
Director of Publicity, Savannah Chapter Red Cross ; also served
in Canteen Work; Captain, American Protective League, aux
iliary to U. S. Department of Justice.
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Harry Floyd Noyes
Services as member of Committee at Savannah, Ga., in the ist,
2d, 3d, and 4th Liberty Loan Drives and in Red Cross, War
Chest, and other Drives.
William N. Pratt
Services in 19 18 as member Chatham Home Guard in riot and
field duty.
Christopher Edward Salinas
Services from September 23, 1918, to April 7, 1921, as a mem
ber of Company A, First Battalion, Georgia State Guard.
Frederick Tupper Saussy
Member Local Board for Selective Draft for Chatham County,
Georgia, and Four Minute Man — 1917, 1918.
John Marshall Slaton
Services as Assistant Legal Adviser to Selective Draft Board.
Pleasant Alexander Stovall
Served as U. S. Minister to Switzerland from Aug. 25, 191 3,
to Dec. 15, 1919. Representative of belligerents. After
American Embassy in Berlin was withdrawn, was directly upon
the firing line.
Thomas Pinckney Waring
Served from Nov., 1917, to end of War on District Medical
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Military or Naval Service
John Ducharme Bagley
Entered Service July 3, 191 7, as Machinist's Mate ist Class,
U. S. Naval Reserve Force; promoted Chief Machinist's Mate,
December 5, 1917. Served at Bremerton Navy Yard; on
U. S. S. Granite State, Submarine Chaser 87, and at An
napolis and N. Y. City. Placed on inactive duty December 4,
1918.
Berrien Clark Eaton
Entered Service August 15, 191 7, as 2nd Lieutenant, Field Ar
tillery Reserve Corps; promoted ist Lieut, U. S. A., September
19, 1918. Served with 330th Field Artillery, 85th Division,
August, 1917, to April, 1918; then with Headquarters Troop,
85th Division. Served overseas in the operations between the
Meuse and Moselle Rivers. Discharged February 26, 1919.
Robert M. Hemphill, Jr.
Entered the U. S. Service in August, 1917, as Captain of Ord.
Dept., U. S. A. Served at Washington and elsewhere with
especial duty of location of Nitrate plants and their construc
tion. Discharged Aug. 16, 19 19.
William Henry Harrison Hutton, Jr.
Entered Service April 17, 19 17, under Commission as Major,
Quartermaster Officers Reserve Corps, dated December I,
19 16. Promoted Lieut. Col., Signal Corps, U. S. A., August
T5> I9I7> Colonel February 21, 19 19. Served on detail to
Chief Signal Officer and to War Industry Board, and over
seas as Chief of Personnel, Air Service, and Assistant Chief of
Supply, Air Service. Served in France, Belgium, Germany, and
England. Took part in the Somme Offensive in March and
April, 191 8. Decorated with Distinguished Service Medal and
medal of the Escadrille Lafayette of France; cited by Gen.
Pershing. Commander in Chief American Expeditionary
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Forces "for exceptionally meritorious and conspicious services
as organizer of Air Service in France," and awarded U. S.
Distinguished Service Medal "for exceptionally meritorious and
distinguished services. As Chief of Personnel Service and latei
Assist. Chief of the Supply Section, Air Service, he was charged
with duties of a varied and difficult nature. He constantly dis
played marked zeal and sound judgment in the solution of the
important problems of supply and transportation of the Air
Service, rendering services of inestimable value to the American
Expeditionary Forces." Discharged August 4, 1919.
James T. McMillan
Entered Service as Captain, Motor Transport Corps, U. S. A.,
September 28, 1918. Served in Washington and at Camp John
ston, Florida. Discharged, December 2nd, 19 18.
Truman H. Newberry
Entered the Service of the U. S. as Lieutenant Commander,
U. S. Naval Reserve Force, June 6, 1917. Served in the Third
Naval District, N. Y. Discharged January 2d, 19 19.
Service other than Military or Naval
John Newbury Bagley
Services as Chairman, Selective Service Draft Board No. 13,
City of Detroit in 191 7 and 191 8.
George Williams Bates
Services in 19 17-19 18 at Detroit as member Auxiliary Legal
Board for Wayne County; as a Four Minute Man delivering
addresses; and in aid of Liberty Bond and Red Cross Drivers.
Alanson S. Brooks
Services from August 14, 1917, to March 31, 1919, as member
of Local Board, No. 13, Selective Service Draft, City of De
troit.
Guy Brewster Cady
Services as Member of Liberty Loan Teams; of Red Cross
Drives; and as a member of American Protective League.
Burnham Standish Colburn ,
Served as Field Director for the Red Cross at Pensacola, Flori
da, in charge of Naval Air Station, Fort Barranca, Fort Pick
ens, Fort McRae, and outlying stations from October ist, 1918,
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Williams Cooper Harris
Chairman for Bloomfield Township, Oakland County, during
the first and second Liberty Loan Drives; Chairman of the
Executive Committee of War Board for Bloomfield Township,
which took charge of Liberty Loan Campaigns and all other
war activities of the County. In Detroit, was Director of Legal
Advisory Board for Wayne County, which organization sup
plemented the work of the Draft Board by instructing and
assisting registrants in the preparation of their Questionnaires.
Was also an active member of American Protective League.
Robert William Hemphill, Jr.
Services in organization of American Protective League in
Michigan, and Chairman of Red Cross Committee in the City
of Ypsilanti.
Stephen Herrick Knight, M.D.
Services as Member American Protective League; as a member
of the Volunteer Medical Service, aiding soldiers' families; and
as Chairman Medical Advisory Board, Selective Draft District
No. I, later No. 20, Wayne County.
Harry Brent Mackoy
Served from June, 191 7, to Jan. 1, 19 19, in Covington, Kenton
County, Kentucky, and Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
Four Minute Man; Precinct Chairman, First Red Cross War
Fund Campaign; City Chairman, Y. M. C. A., War Fund
Campaign; Member of Executive Committee in Red Cross
Membership Drive; Member of Executive Committee and
Chairman of County Organization Committee, Second Red
Cross War Fund Campaign ; Member of Legal Advisory Board
of Kenton Co.; Member of British and Canadian Recruiting
Comm. for Cincinnati; Member of Military Entertainment
Council for Ky. ; Chairman, Legal Aid Comm. for Red Cross
and Council of Defense; Chairman, Kenton Co. Y. M. C. A.
War Recruiting Comm. ; Chairman, Co. Comm., National War
Savings Drive; Member of Council of Defense; Chairman of
Comm. on Military Affairs for Council of Defense; Member
of Civilian Relief Comm., Red Cross; Registrar for Selective
Service registrants in Tranter's Precinct, Kenton Co.; Local
Field Examiner for Bureau of War Risk Insurance, Treasury
Dept; Member of Advisory Committee for the U. S. Mili
tary Training Camps Assn., Southern Ohio Division; General
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Chairman for Kenton Co. of the United War Work Campaign ;
Member of Executive Comm., Kenton Co. Chapter, of Amer.
Red Cross ; Member of Executive Comm. for Red Cross Christ
mas Membership Roll.
Gustavus D. Pope
Chairman, Detroit Chapter Red Cross; member State Board of
Red Cross; member Board of Directors of Detroit War Camp
Community Service; Vice-President in 1918, President, 1919,
National Investigation Bureau, later National Information
Bureau; and Director, Detroit Patriotic Fund.
Henry Jerome Simpson
Services 1918-1919 with Y. M. C. A., and as Divisional Secre
tary at Aix les Bains, St. Mais, Dinard, and elsewhere over
seas.
Julius Erastus Thatcher
Services during the period of the War in Detroit as member
of American Protective League and in aid of American Red
Cross.

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Military or Naval Service
Charles Wheaton Abbot
Continuously in service since February 16, 1881. Served in
12th and 25th U. S. Infantry; 2nd Lieutenant, 12th U. S.
Infantry, Feb. 16, 1881; Colonel, July 9, 1918, retired. On
duty with R. F. U. S. until August 25, 1917. Commanding
Officer, Students Army Training Corps, at Brown University
from September 9, 191 8, to January 25, 19 19. As Adjutant
General of Rhode Island, supervised the Selective Service under
direction of the Governor.
F. Richmond Allen
Entered service, March 8, 1918, Naval Training Station, New
port, R. I., as Quartermaster, U. S. N. R. F. Served in Second
Naval District U. S. Submarine chaser No. 164. Foreign ser
vice at U. S. N. Base at Brest, France; Plymouth, Eng.;
Queenstown, Ireland; U. S. Atlantic Fleet, Mine-sweeping
Detachment, at Inverness, Scotland; U. S. Receiving Ship,
Liverpool, Eng.; U. S. S. Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm. Inactive
duty discharge May 10, 1919.
George Fearing Allen
Enlisted October 12, 1918, in 2nd Naval District, Newport,
R. I., as Apprentice Seaman, U. S. N. R. F. Served in Brown
University Naval Training School Unit at Providence, R. I.
to December 13, 1918, when he received his inactive duty dis
charge.
Chester Coleman Darling
Entered service as ist Lieutenant, Ordnance Dept., U. S. A.,
at Washington, D. C, January 21, 191 8. Disbursing Officer
at Williamsburg, Va., and Asst. Disbursing Officer at New
York City; Special Courier to Peace Conference; in Inspection
Dept. at Paris inspecting all advance Ordnance Dumps on en
tire American front, including advance lines in Argonne front
during the Argonne drive. Discharged January 24, 1919.
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Laurence Waldo Eames
Entered Plattsburg Training School, May 12, 191 7. Com
missioned Captain, Infantry, August 15, 1917. Commanded Co.
K, 302d Infantry, August, 1917, to September, 1918. In Army
School of the Line, Lugru, France, October, 1918, to January,
19 19. Commanded Co. F, 138th Infantry, January to April,
1919. Recruiting duty, New York City, until discharged, July
30, 1919.
Marshall Elwood Fisher
Entered service, September 18, 191 7, as Private, 301st Engrs.,
Medical Detachment, Camp Devens, and in England, France,
and Luxemburg, Germany. In St. Mihiel Offensive, Toul
Sector, and Army of Occupation. Discharged June 20, 1919.
Chester Curtis Foster
Entered service May 15, 191 7, Plattsburg Barracks. Com
missioned 2nd Lieutenant, August 15, 1917. Served in 104th
Infantry at Chemin des Dames and Toul Sectors. Wounded
at Apremont Woods, April 6, 191 8. Discharged January 10,
1919.
George Pierce Metcalf
Entered service, April 28, 19 17, Plattsburg, in Infantry and
Army Service Corps, as 2nd Lieutenant, Inf. R. C. ; promoted
to ist Lieutenant and later Captain, A. S. C. Served in 302nd
Infantry and Postal Express Service, A. E. F. at Camp Devens
and S. O. S., A. E. F., France. Discharged June 13, 19 19.
Houghton P. Metcalf
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Cavalry, R. C, August 15, 1917,
at Plattsburg Training Camp, and entered into active service
August 29, 19 1 7. Transferred to 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry, N.
A., Oct., 1917. Served in 304th Inf., 76th Division, and 358th
Inf., 90th Division. In St. Mihiel Offensive and Meuse Ar
gonne Offensive. Courier to Peace Commission. Discharged
March 25, 1919.
Frederick B. Thurber
Entered service as Lieutenant, j. g., Class 4, U. S. N. R. F.,
Naval Training Station, Newport, R. I., March 30, 191 7.
Promoted to Class 2 and later to Lieutenant s. c. Active duty
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at Training Station Newport; Executive Officer, U. S. S. Ve
suvius; Comdr. Mine Force, 2nd Naval District, Mine Sweep
ing, patrol, and salvage work. Cited "For exceptionally efficient
service in aid rendered during the stranding of a naval vessel
off Block Island, Oct. 4th, 191 7." Inactive duty April 10,
I9I9-
Hunter C. White
Entered service as Captain, Coast Artillery, Coast Artillery
Training Camp, Fort Monroe, Va., September 22, 191 7. Com
manding Officer, 28th Co. and nth Co., Coast Defense, Long
Island Sound; Commanding Officer, Bat. C, 34th Art, C. A.
C. ; Personnel Adjutant, 34th Art., C. A. C. Discharged Feb
ruary 3, 1919. Service other than Military or Naval.
Charles Wheeler Abbott
Services as Adjutant General in connection with the Selective
Service Draft.
Robert Livingston Beeckman
Services as Governor of the State in enforcing War Legislation.
Edwin Aylesworth Burlingame
Services from February 1, 1918, to June 1, 1919, in Rhode
Island, and at Washington, D. C, as Federal Director for
Rhode Island of U. S. Employment Service, of the Public
Service Reserve ; and of the Boys Working Reserve, — all under
U. S. Department of Labor in the recruiting, classification, and
placement of labor.
Charles Edward Cannon
Services between December 6, 1917, and December 30, 1918,
as Agent and Captain of Agents of the Information Bureau,
U. S. Federal Food Administration, covering Ward 5, City
of Providence; also as Registrar on both occasions of the Se
lective Service Draft.
Henry Clinton Dexter
Services as Chairman of Local Board No. 7, State of Rhode
Island, from June 20th, 191 7, until the completion of its work.
Frederic Willard Easton
Services in 1917-1918 at Pawtucket, R. I., as member of War
Service Committee, Textile Machinery; member, Manufactur-
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ers Association, Cotton Branch ; member of Executive Commit
tee of the War Loan Drives for the five government loans; and
as member of the Fuel Commission.
Robert Barker Easton
Service as Federal Food Administrator under the Food Ad
ministrator for the State from December, 191 7, to December,
1918; in the Military Intelligence Bureau Auxiliary at Paw
tucket; in the 3d, 4th, and 5th Liberty Loan Drives as Sub-
Chairman of Textile Industries and Employees Committees;
also team worker in Red Cross Drives.
Howard W. Fitz
Services in Pawtucket and vicinity as Chairman of Committee
and worker in all Liberty Loans, and as Chairman War Com
munity Labor Board.
Joseph Wood Freeman
Services as member of Executive Committee and worker in all
Liberty Loan Drives and as Chairman of Department of Mili
tary Relief, American Red Cross.
George Henry Holmes
Services in Federal Food Administration at Providence from
October 1, 1917 to May 15, 1918.
Charles Dean Kimball
Services as Chairman of Draft Board Division No. 1, State of
Rhode Island, in Selective Service Draft, during entire period
of its existence.
Arthur S. Phillips
Services as Associate Member of Legal Advisory Board at Fall
River, Mass., in Selective Service Draft during its existence.
George Thurston Spicer
Services as member Local Board No. 2, City of Providence, in
Selective Service Draft, from June 20, 191 7, to March 31,
1919, and as member of Registration Committee for Conscrip
tion, Ward 2, City of Providence, from May, 1917.
Walter H. Stearns
Services as Chairman of Local Board for District No. 1 of the
City of Pawtucket in the Selective Service Draft from June,
1917, to November, 1918.
Herbert Sanford Tanner
Services as Chairman of Local Board for ist Ward in the City
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of Cranston in the first Selective Service Draft, and as member
and later Chairman of Local Board No. 8 in City of Cranston,
serving from 1917 to 191 9.
Arthur Abbott Thomas
Services as Government Appeal Agent for Ward 2 of the City
of Providence in the Selective Service Draft, and as a member
of the Legal Advisory Board for that District
Philip Carlton Wentworth
Services from April to December, 191 8: first, as Manager of the
Northern Section of the Production and Inspection Section of
the Cotton Goods Branch of the Supplies and Equipment Divi
sion, Quartermaster General's Department; and later as Chief
of the Production and Inspection Branch, Cotton Goods, in the
General Staff Division of Purchase, Storage, and Traffic.

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Military or Naval Service
Hiram Burns Ferris
Entered service October 28, 1917. Commissioned Captain,
Quartermasters R. C, July 2, 1918. Stationed at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas, during entire period of service. Awarded
Victory Medal. Discharged October 31, 19 19. Commissioned
Major, Quartermasters' Section, Officers' Reserve Corps,
March io, 1920.
Carroll S. Graves
Promoted through grades in U. S. Navy from Midshipman to
Lieutenant Commander, July 1, 19 17, and Commander, July
1, 1918. Served on anti-submarine and convoy of troopships duty
in British Channel and elsewhere.

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Military or Naval Service
Joseph Warren Glidden
Served in Regular Army, 1898 to 1906, 2nd Lieutenant to
Captain. Commissioned Major, Adjutant General's Depart
ment, Feb. 12, 1918. Served in Regular Division Hdqrs. 2d
Army; Hdqrs. Advance Section S. O. S. at Camp Forrest,
Camp Wadsworth, and in France at Toul and Neufchateau.
Discharged August, 1919.
Arthur Clark Harrington
Inducted September 20, 191 7, and assigned to 13th Co., 4th
Bn., 151st Depot Brigade, Camp Devens. Warranted Ser
geant, Nov. 1. 191 7. Transferred to 3rd Co., Third Officers'
Training School, Jan. 5, 1918. Warranted Sergeant, N. A.,
Apr. 19th. Transferred to 23rd Co., 2nd Provisional Infantry
Replacement Regt., Camp Gordon, May 2, 1918. Commis
sioned Second Lieutenant, Inf., U. S. A., June 1. Transferred
to Co. K, 1 2th Bn., Inf., Repl. and Tr. Camp, Camp Mac-
Arthur, Texas, July 24, 191 8. Commanded Co. D, 2nd Bn.,
Recruit Camp, Camp MacArthur, from Sept. 4, 1918. Dis
charged December 7, 191 8.
Service other than Military or Naval
William M. Ingraham
Assistant Secretary of War, May 8, 1916, to November 8,
1917-
Henry Platt Seymour
Volunteered for active service as a Secretary of Y. M. C. A.,
for work in front line. He was appointed Secretary in Sep
tember, 1917, and sailed for France on the 13th of that month.
He was killed while handling supplies for soldiers in a Y. M,
C. A. warehouse near Paris, October 24th, 191 7.
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Service other than Military or Naval
Alexander Hamilton
Services from July ist, 1918, to June 15th, 1919, in Army
and Navy Department, Brotherhood of St. Andrew, under the
general direction of the Church Council for War, of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Served at Great Lakes, Camp John
ston, and Camp Custer.

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INDEX

INDEX

Abadie, Eugene Hilarian.... 146
Abbot, Charles Wheaton  182
Abbott, Charles Wheeler  184
Adams, Arthur  130
Adams, Charles Franklin... 118
Adams, Edwin Plimpton .... 118
Adams, George Elder  38
Adams, Henry  98
Adams, Herbert Luther  114
Adams, Joseph Weaver  1
Adams, Purser Elder  1
Adams, Washington Irving
Lincoln  118
Addoms, Lewis Paddock,
M.D  130
Agens, Sylvester Halsey
Moore  130
Ahles, Robert Lawrence.... 38
Alden, William Tracy  144
Aldrich, Talbot  92
Allen, F. Richmond  182
Allen, Frederick Emerson. . 158
Allen, Frederick Hobbes.... 1
Allen, George Fearing  182
Allen, Marion Shaler  139
Allen, Oliver Field  2
Allen, Yorke  130
Ames, Louis Annin  38
Amy, Edward  2
Amy, Henry Joseph  2
Amy, Louis Henry, Jr  2
Anderson, Clarence Gordon 175
Anderson, John F  114
Andrew, Henry Hersey  92
Andrews, James Madison, Jr. 2
Appleton, Francis Henry. . . 92
Appleton, Francis Randall, Jr. 3
Arms, Frank Thornton  98
Armsby, James Kendall  163
Ashton, Thomas G  71
Ashton, William Easterly,
M.D., LL.D  64
Atwood, Luther  92
Austin, William Morris  39

Averill, Nathan King  98
Azoy, Anastasio Carlos Mar-
ano, Jr  3
Backus, J. Bayard  39
Bagley, John Ducharme.... 178
Bagley, John Newbury  179
Bail, Hamilton Vaughan.... 3
Bailey, Theodorus, M.D  3
Bainbridge, William Seaman
M.D.  3,39
Baird, Oliver Hopkinson.... 71
Baird, William  108
Baldwin, Rev. Charles War
ren  39
Ballantyne, Lewis Bacon.... n8
Ballard, Gustave Breaux.... 153
Ballard, S. Thruston  156
Ballard, Willis D  88
Ballou, Hosea Starr  92
Ballou, Paul H  137
Banks, David  4
Banning, Kendall  136
Banning, Pierson Worrall... 163
Barbour, Frederick Krupp.. 4
Barbour, Lucius Barnes  98
Barlow, Elbert Spicer  39
Barnard, John Augustus.... 4
Barnard, Ralph Putnam  114
Barnes, Alfred Victor  4
Barnes, Amos Foote  99
Barnes, Monroe James  139
Barnwell, Morgan Gibbes.. 39
Barnwell, William Graham. 175
Barroll, L. Wethered  77
Barrow, Craig  173, 175
Barry, Herbert  119
Bartlett, Lanier  158
Barton, Randolph  84
Barton, Randolph, Jr  84
Bates, George Butterfield . . . 39
Bates, George Williams  179
Bates, William Graves  4,39
Baxter, Jesse Bunton  93
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Bayne, Howard Randolph... 40
Beach, Bennett Sheldon, M.D. 40
Beach, John Kimberly  103
Beal, Boylston Adams  93
Beardsley, Samuel Fayer
weather  103
Beatty, Robert Chetwood.... 40
Beck, James Montgomery. . 40
Beeckman, Robert Livingston 184
Bellows, Charles  40
Benjamin, Marcus  114,163
Bennett, Robert Root  108, 114
Benson, Edwin North, Jr. . . . 64
Bergen, Francis Livingston.. 119
Betts, Samuel Rossiter  40
Bibb, William Garrett  130
Biddle, Clement  64
Biddle, Nicholas  65
Bill, Charles Gurdon  103
Bingham, Theodore Alfred.. 5
Bird, William Peugeot  40
Bissell, Pelham St. George.. 5
Black, Frank Nicholson  71
Black, John Loeser  114
Blackwell, James Madison.. 5
Blackwood, Norman Jerome. . 108
Blakeman, Frederick Tom
linson  5
Bledsoe, Benjamin Franklin 164
Blunt, Stanhope English.... 5
Blye, Joseph Napoleon  41
Bogardus, Frederic Ruthven 93
Bonnie, Robert P  153
Bonnie, Sevier  153
Bonsai, Leigh  84
Boogher, Frank, M.D  146
Boogher, Lawrence  148
Booth, John Henry  140
Bouve, Clement Lincoln.... 108
Bowers, John Meyer  41
Bowie, Washington, Jr  77
Bowman, O. Otis, 2nd  130
Boyd, Robert Munro, Jr  130
Boynton, Frederick Chester. . 41
Bradford, William  65
Bradish, George Johnston.. 41
Brainard, Newton Case.... 99
Bramwell, George Moffat... 6
Brearley, Samuel Rezeau.... 164
Breck, Edward  88
Breckenridge, Scott D  108
Breed, Francis S  88
Brenton, Cranston  41
Brett, Philip Milledoler  41
Brewer, Gardner  140
Brice, Philip H  71 194

Brink, Theodore  41
Brinton, Howard Futhey  72
Brinton, Ward, M.D  65
Bristow, William Benjamin. 41
Brokaw, George Tuttle  41
Brookfield, Frank  (,
Brooks, Alanson S  179
Brooks, John Norton  103
Brown, Arthur Flint  6
Brown, Bache Hamilton  119
Brown, Dudley Southworth.. 6
Brown, George Le Roy  6
Brown, George Le Roy, Jr... 6
Brown, Harry Lamprey  93
Brown, John Barker  42
Brown, Philip King  164
Brown, Thomas Stephen  137
Bruce, James White, M.D... 153
Bryson, Andrew  42
Budd, Kenneth Pepperrell  6
Bull, James Henry  164
Bull, Ludlow Seguine  99
Bullitt, William Marshall... 156
Burbank, Eugene Damon  164
Buibank, Robert Abraham.. 6
Burdett, Cyril Herbert  42
Burleigh, George William.. 42
Burling, William Raymond. . 43
Burlingame, Edwin Ayles-
worth  184
Burton, George L.  156
Bucch, Miers  72
Butler, John Lawton  93
Buttler, Bruce Bradford  7
Byington, Charles Sperry  42
Byrns, Robert Ainsworth  7
Cadwalader, Thomas  65
Cadwallader, Rawlins, M.D.
 158, 164
Cady, Guy Brewster  179
Caesar, Harry Irvin  7
Callender, Harry Rea  164
Cammann, Charles Lewis, Jr. 42
Cammann, Edward Cary. ... 42
Cammann, Philip Gallatin.. 7
Campbell, Shiras  7
Candler, Duncan  43
Cannon, Charles Edward. .. 184
Cannon, Henry Brevoort  43
Carhart, Edwin Cook  164
Carney, Sydney Howard, Jr. 43
Carpenter, Alvin Bacon  165
Carson, John Avery Gere.. 175
Castle, Guy Wilkinson Stuart 109
Catlin, George De Grasse  8

INDEX

140

43
130 140

Chaffee, Newman Keyes.... 140
Champlin, John Denison  43
Chapin, Samuel Austin  43
Chapman, Edward Mortimer 103
Chapman, Edwin Nesbit. ... 43
Chapman, Frank Michley. . 43
Cheney, Louis Richmond .... 103
Chisolm, William Garnett. . . 77
Chittenden, Harley W  137
Chittenden, Jonathan Brace. . 43
Chittenden, Merritt Darrow.
Church, Elihu Cunyngham..
Claflin, William Bement....
Claiborne, John Herbert. . . .
Clark, Alexander Bayard..
Clark, Byron Nathaniel....
Clark, James Bayard, M.D. 8
Clark, Lot Curran  165
Clark, Reuben Grove  173
Clay, Philip Tuggle..  165
Clement, John Browning. ... 72
Clephane, Alan 0  109
Clephane, Lewis P  109
Clephane, Walter C  109, 114
Cleveland, Robertson Lispen
ard  8
Clevenger, William M  131
Coates, Malcolm Vernon. ... 65, 72
Coe, Henry Clark, M.D  8
Coffin, Tristram Roberts.... 158
Colburn, Burnham Standish.. 179
Coles, Walter De Rosset  148
Colket, G. Hamilton  65, 72
Colket, Tristram Coffin, 2nd. . 66
Collins, Edwin Pinckney.... 9
Colyer, Joseph Henry, Jr  9
Combes, J. De Raismes .... 9
Comstock, William Ogilvie. . 93
Cone, Morris Huntington.... 137
Conger, Arthur Latham. ... 9
Cook, Ansel Granville, M.D. 99
Cooke, Charles Edward.... 109
Cooke, Edwin D  158
Cooke, Thomas Frank  158
Cooke, William Dewey  173
Cooley, Francis Rexf ord .... 104
Coolidge, Howard King.... 44
Coolidge, Louis Arthur  93
Cooper, Leslie Bradford.... 9
Copp, Andrew James, Jr... 159
Corbin, Elbert Augustus, Jr. . 73
Corbusier, William Henry.. 10
Courtenay, Erskine Howard. 153
Courtenay, James Clark.... 154
Courts, George McCall .... 109
Cowan, Gilbert S  154

Cowdin, Winthrop  44
Cowles, Calvin Duvall  99
Cox, Edwin Stockton  44
Cox, Theodore Sullivan.... no
Cox, William Van Zandt  114
Cramer, Jesse Grant  10
Crane, Percy Waldron  44
Crosby, Maunsell Schieffelin. 10
Crossett, Frederick Melvin.. 10
Crothers, Stevenson Morris . . 66
Crowell, Francis Stirling. ... 10
Crumb, Leverett Finch  44
Culver, Francis Barnum  84
Cummins, Thomas K  93
Cunningham, Francis De
Launcey  10
Curran, Guernsey  44
Curtiss, Harlow Clarke.... 44
Cutler, Ralph Dennis  99
Da Costa, Charles Frederick 73
Daggett, Charles Daniel.... 165
Dana, Richard Turner  44
Dancy, William Grimes.... 77
Daniell, Griswold Boyce.... n
Daniell, John Francis  n
Darling, Chester Coleman.. 182
Darlington, Gilbert Sterling
Bancroft  12
Darlington, Henry Vane
Bearns  12
Darlington, Right Rev. James
Henry  45
Darlington, Thomas  45
Darlington, Thomas, M.D... 12
Darrach, William, M.D  12
Davenport, Richard Graham, no
Davenport, William Bates.. 45
Davidson, Frank Everett.... 45
Davis, Chandler  12
Davis; Joseph Swallow.... 165
Davis, Septimus  85
Dawes, Charles G  142
Dean, Bashford  13
Deane, George R. C  148
Dearborn, Frederick Myers,
M.D  13
De Beixedon, Bennett  45
de Beixedon, Edward Francis
Fremaux, Jr  45
Debevoise, Paul  13
de Forest, Louis Effingham 13, 45
de Kay, Sidney Gilder  14
Delafield, John Ross  14
DeLancey, Darragh  104
Denis, George J  159

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Denis, George Jules 
Denman, Abram Cross, Jr..
Denman, Frederick Halsey. .
Dennis, David Nichols 
Denny, Thomas 
Densmore, George Ellis 
De Peyster, Frederic Ashton
Derby, William M., Jr 
de Russy, Rene Amedee ....
Deshon, George D 
Deshon, Percy 
Dewey, James French 
Dexter, Henry Clinton 
Dillingham, William Paul...
Dimock, William De Wolf. .
Disbrow, Samuel Cowan 
Disston, William D 
Ditmas, Charles Andrew....
Dix, William Frederick 
Dixon, Francis Stilwell 
Dixon, Willis Milnor 
Dominick, Lamont 
Doneghy, JohnTemplemanJr.
Dornin, William Coffin....
Dorr, Alfred 
Dorr, Hancock 
Dos Passos, Louis Hays....
Douglas, William Walter. .
Downes, John Ireland Howe
Drew, John A. . . ; 
Dumont, Charles Gregg....
Dumont, John Eignace 
Dunton, William Rush, Jr...
Durland, Frederick Lovejoy.
Duvall, Richard Mareen ....
Dwight, Frederick 
Dyckman, Jackson Annan..
Dye, John Sinclair 
Dyer, Leonard Huntress 
Eames, Laurence Waldo....
Easton, Frederic Willard...
Easton, Robert Barker 
Eaton, Berrien Clark 
Eaton, George Francis 
Edwards, Charles Lincoln..
Edwards, Charles Stockton..
Edwards, John Robert 
Edwards, Richard Safford...
Ehrmann, George Bartholo
mew 
Elder, Thomas Lindsay 
Eldridge, David Gorham...
Eldridge, William Henry. . .
Elliman, Lawrence Bogert. .
Ellis, Charles 

14 Ely, George William, 2d  15
165 Ely, Grosvenor  104
165 Enos, Alanson Trask, Jr  47
45 Ensign, Joseph Ralph  104
14 Evans, Henry Cotheal  77
88 Everhart, Lay Hampton  no
H
143 Falls, DeWitt Clinton  15, 47
46 Farrel, Franklin, Jr  100
88 Faxon, Walter Collyer  104
89 Felton, Edgar Conway  73
140 Fernald, Reginald Goodwin. . 160
184 Ferris, Hiram Burns  187
140 Field, Hugh Wentworth
46 Greene  47
15 Field, Kirke Hart  166
131 Field, William Bradhurst Os-
46 good  I5
131 Finley, Charles Beatty  78
46 Fisher, Joel Ellis  16
166 Fisher, Marshall Elwood  183
15 Fisk, Harvey Edward, Jr.  16
146 Fisk, Kenneth  16
46 Fitch, William Edward, M.D. 16
93 Fitz, Howard W  185
89 Flagg, S. Griswold, 3rd  66
46 Foote, Andrew Giraud  47
175 Foran, George Jesse  48
104 Forbes, William Innes  66
137 Force, Jacob Francis  166
46 Foster, Chester Curtis  183
46 Foster, Francis Apthorp  94
85 Fox, Howard, M.D  16
46 Fox, Noel Bleecker  16
85 Frazer, Reah  66
46 Freeman, Alden  131
15 Freeman, Joseph Wood  185
100 Freeman, Walter Jackson, Jr 66
1 10 French, Leon  160
French, Leon Le Lanne  166
183 Frost, Russell  104
184 Fullam,. William Freeland.. 79
185 Fuller, Ford Priolean  173
178100 Gage, Samuel Edson  48
166 Gaines, Frederic F  175
159 Gallatin, Albert Eugene  17
159 Gardner, Prescott le Breton. 119
159 Garfield, Harry Augustus.. 94
Garfield, James Rudolph  166
150 Gary, Elbert Henry  48
47 Gates, John Langdon  151
89 Geer, Danforth  48
140 Geer, Danforth, Jr  17.48
47 Geer, Joseph White  17
175 Geer, Olin Potter  17
196

INDEX

Gest, John Barnard, 2nd  119
Gest, Sydney Grier  67
Gibson, Charles Langdon,
M.D  17
Gignilliat, William Robert. . 173
Gillmore, Quincy Adams.... 17
Gilpin, Francis Hopkinson . . 73
Gist, James Black  166
Glidden, Joseph Warren  188
Glover, Charles Carroll,
Jr  no, 115
Goddard, Herbert Willard. . 17
Goddard, John Calvin  104
Goodman, Richard Johnston. 100
Goodwin, Charles Archibald 105
Goodwin, Vernon, Sr  166
Goodwin, Walter Lippincott
 100, 105
Gordon, George Arthur  175
Grant, John William  176
Graves, Buford Allen  167
Graves, Carroll S  187
Graves, Francis Porter  160
Gray, Coleman R  156
Gray, Norborne R  154
Grayson, William L  176
Green, Thomas Edward  144
Gregory, Charles Noble...'. 115
Griffin, Henry Arthur, M.D.
 120, 131
Gross, Charles Welles  105
Grubb, Edward Burd  120
Gunther, Albert Edward, Jr. 18
Haight, Frederick Everest.. 48
Hale, Horace Charles  18
Hale, Thomas  48
Hall, Alexander Mitchell, 2d 18, 49
Hall, Edward Simmons  49
Hamersley, Louis Gordon  18
Hamilton, Alexander  189
Hamilton, Harry Fuller.... 140
Hamilton, Henry De Witt. . 18
Hamlen, Arthur Byron  49
Hamlin, Albert Church  49
Hammond, Samuel  94
Hammond, William B  73
Hancock;, James iEtchberger 85
Handy, John Custis  79
Harden, Edward Thomas.. 167
Harmar, William Wurts  67
Harriman, Edward Avery.. 105
Harrington, Arthur Clark... 188
Harris, Credo  156
Harris, William Overton.... 154
Harris, Williams Cooper.... 180

Harrison, Carter Henry  144
Hart, Alfred Lucius  100
Hart, Thomas  67
Haskins, Henry Stanley  19,49
Haskins, Samuel M  167
Hatch, Josiah Oakes  176
Hatfield, Abraham, Jr  49
Hatfield, Henry Reed  73
Haynes, John Randolph  167
Heald, Clarence Edward.... 160
Helmuth, William Tod,
M.D  19
Hemphill, Robert M., Jr  178
Hemphill, Robert William,
Jr  180
Henry, Charles Samuel Ash
by  73
Herman, John Armstrong.. 49,73
Herrick, Samuel  115
Hertzog, Walter Sylvester.. 167
Hess, Frank Judson  49
Heylman, Henry Budelman.. 19
Hicks, Samuel Chudleigh. . . . 19
Hill, John Phillip  79
Hill, Malcolm Westcott. ... 79
Hill, Ralph Waldo Snowden 115
Hills, Ralph Warren  110,115
Hills, Thomas Lawrence.... 138
Hinchman, Frederick Bar
nard  49
Hobbs, Franklin W  94
Hodgdon, Alexander Lewis. . 85
Hodgon, Anderson Dana.... 79
Hoff, John Van Rensselaer.. 19
Hoge, Peyton Harrison, Jr... 154
Holden, Edward Packard.. 131
Hollingsworth, William Irv
ing  167
Holloway, Charles Thomas,
2d  80
Hollyday, Guy Tilghman
Orme  80
Holmes, George Henry  185
Holstein, Otto  1 57
Hooker, Thomas, Jr  105
Hopkins, Granville B  85
Hopkins, Nevil Monroe  no
Hopping, Allen Tilton  49
Horner, Alfred Byrne  115
Hornor, William Macpher
son  50,73
Horton, Elias Quereau  m
Horton, William Edward... 19
Hotchkiss, Henry Stewart 100, 105
Houston, Junius Wilson  146
Howard, Edwin Grant  167

197

HONOR ROLL

Howard, Harry S tin son.... 140
Howe, George Allaire  74
Hoyt, Charles Wentworth,
M.D  20
Hubbard, Paul M  94
Huidekoper, Frederick L.... m
Huidekoper, Wallis  67
Hull, Jep Rucker  173
Hume, Edgar Erskine, M.D.. 155
Humphrey, William J  138
Hungerford, Victor William. 20
Hunnewell, William Bowne 167
Hunt, Ridgely  20
Hurd, Edward A  89
Hurd, Harold  50
Hutchins, Harry Walter.... 151
Hutchison, Rev. Charles E.,
D.D  131
Hutton, Lefferts  20
Hutton, William Henry Har
rison, Jr  178
Hyde, Frederic Bulkeley. 111,115
Hyde, Raymond Newton  50
Iglehart, Iredell W...  80
Iglehart James Davidson,
M.D  85
Ingalls, Phineas Henry  105
Ingraham^ William M  188
Irwin, John Vosburgh  50
Israel, Rogers  80, 85
Ives, Anson Jesse, Jr  174
Jackson, Daniel Dana  50
Jackson, George Murdock.. 147
Jackson, Hubert K  147
Jacobs, Henry Barton  85
James, Carlton  20
James, Howard Kellogg.... 167
James, Richard Leavitt  160
Janeway, G. Harold  168
Jardine, John Earle  168
Jeffries, John Lloyd Temple 89
Jennings, Walter  50
Jocelyn, Brig.-Gen. Stephen
Perry  140
Johnson, Charles Alfred.... 172
Johnson, John Quincy Adams 50
Johnson, William Schuyler.. 50
Jones, George Noble  174
Jones, Robert Ralston, Jr.... 150
Jones, Walter Rysam  21, 50
Judd, Orrin Reynolds  51
Karrow, Lester  174
Keech, Frank Browne  21 198

Keep, Ogden Avery  51
Keim, George de Benneville 132
Kelley, Henry Morris  89
Kennon, Lyman Walter Vere 21
Kent, Dorman Bridgman Eat
on  140
Kenyon, Clarence Alvaro... 115
Keyes, John M  94
Kimball, Charles Dean  185
King, Harris McLeod  176
Kingsbury, Frederick John . . 105
Kingsbury, Jerome  51
Kingsbury, Jerome, M.D  21
Kingsley, Harvey Roberts.. 140
Kinnan, Morris Egenton  22
Kirkley, Richard William... 168
Kirkman, Van Leer  in
Kite, William Henry, Jr.... 150
Kittredge, Edward Holmes . . 94
Knight, Stephen Herrick
M.D..  180
Knight, William Warren  148
Knowlton, Daniel Waldo. 3 . . 22
Knowlton, Paul Clapp  147
Koop, Eugene Jackson  51
Kuhn, John Joseph  22
Kunkel, Robert Sharp  51
LaBach, Paul Mayer  143
Landon, Francis Griswold. 22, 51
Langdon, John  22
Langdon, Robert Getty  51
Lee, Bradner Wells  168
Lee, Bradner Wells, Jr  160
Lee, Ralph William  115
Leonard, Edgar Cottrell  51
Lester, Maxwell  51
Lewis, Charles Birk  150
Lewis, David  67
Lewis, Edward Simmons .... 148
Lewis, Marvin H  157
Libbey, William  120
Lincoln, Preston Shepard  89
Lindsay, John Douglas  52
Lines, Harvey Klapp  52
Lippincott, Joseph Wharton. 68
Lisle, Lyman  74
Litchfield, Edward Hubbard. 52
Litchfield, Edward Hubert.. 22
Litchfield, Electus Darwin.. 52
Little, Robert Forsyth  52
Lloyd, Malcolm, Jr  74
Lloyd, William McClure  74
Lobingier, Andrew Stewart. 168
Lockwood, Luke Vincent  105
Long, John Dudley  80

INDEX

Longworthy, Charles Ford.. 116
Loomis, Archie Harwood.... 132
Lord, Nathan Holcomb  22
Love, William DeLoss  101
Low, William Gilman, Jr.. 52
Lowe, Thaddeus  168
Lucas, Jonathan  176
Lummis, Benjamin Rush.... 52
Lung, George Augustus, M.D. 22
Luquer, Lea McIlvaine  52
Luquer, Lea Shippen  23
Luquer, Thatcher Taylor
Payne  23
Luton, Cecil Randolph  168
Lynch, Jasper  132
Mackoy, Harry Brent  151
Mackoy, Harry Brent  180
Magie, James McCosh  52
Magruder, Caleb Clark, Jr.. 116
Magruder, John H  116
Manning, Clarence Augustus
 23,53
Marsh, Rolph Thayer  132
Marshall, Charles  168
Marshall, David Parish Bar-
hydt  53
Marshall, Marcus McLemore 161
Marston, John  68
Martin, George Washington 53
Martin, "Hon. J. Willis  74
Martin, Ora Alexander.... 161
Mathews, Edward B  85
Maxwell, Francis Taylor . . . 106
Maxwell, Robert Chester  132
Mayhew, Zeb  23
McAlpin, Milo Frederick.... 23
McCord, James Hamilton... 147
McCowan, Robert J. F  120
McCulloch, Champe Carter,
Jr.  in
McCulloch, Champe Carter,
Jr., M.D  23
McDonnell, Austin McCar
thy  81
McGregor, Graham Brad
ford  132
Mcllvain, Edward Morton.. 74
McKaig, W. Wallace  86
McKinstry, Charles Hedges. 23
McLennan, John Harbison.. 155
McMillan, James T  179
McMillan, Marion Blaisdell,
M.D  24
McNaughton, William  90
McPherson, Chauncey Ryder 120 199

Meader, Richard Dane  176
Melcher, John Stevens  53
Melville, Henry  53
Melvin, Frank Worthington 120
Mercur, Rodney Augustus. . 74
Meredith, Philip T  68
Merrill, Edward Strong  168
Merrill, John Lenord  132
Merriman, Buckingham Par
sons  101, 106
Merritt, James Alfred  81
Merritt, Robert Gwathmey. . 24
Merritt, William A  81
Metcalf, George Pierce  183
Metcalf, Houghton P  183
Metcalf, Jesse  121
Meyers, Charles Lee  132
Middleton, Harvey  86
Middleton, Nathan Atherton. 81
Mikell, William Ephraim.. 176
Milbank, Nichols  168
Milbank, Samuel, M.D  24,53
Miles, Alfred Graham  24
Miles, George Frederick.... 24
Miller, Benjamin deMier.... 116
Miller, Clarence Menzies. . 141
Miller, Henry Lewis  169
Miller, John Post  53
Miller, Robert Finney  147
Milne, David  74
Minis, Abram  176
Minot, Grafton Winthrop . . 90
Minot, Joseph Grafton  94
Minton, Telfair . Marriott. . 53
Monette, Orra E  169
Montgomery, Hardin Philips
Alan  54
Montgomery, Hardman Phil
ips Alan  24
Montgomery, Henry Eglinton 54
Montgomery, Henry Eglin
ton, 2d  25
Montgomery, James Stephens 121
Moody, Frederic Schander. . 161
Moore, Rev. Franklin Smed-
ley  74
Moore, John Henry  112
Moran, Charles  2I5
Morehead, John Motley.. 143,144
Morehouse, Max  169
Morgan, John Hill  54
Morgan, William Fellowes.. 133
Moriarty, George Andrews,
Jr  9°
Morris, Lewis, M.D  25
Morris, Seymour  95

HONOR ROLL

Morris, Seymour  144
Morris, Seymour, Jr  143,145
Morrison, Seth Warner, Jr.. 161
Morse, Edward Emery  116
Morse, Glen Tilley  95
Morss, Everett  95
Mortimer, Stanley Grafton.. 25
Mower, Edward B  143,145
Mudd, Seeley Wintersmith 161, 169
Muncaster, Steuart Brown.. 116
Munson, Cyrus La Rue  74
Munson, Frederic Granville 25
Murdock, Joseph B  90
Myer, Albert James  54
Myers, James Fairlie Cooper 176
Napier, Charles Dwight,
M.D  25
Neff, John Thornley, Jr  121
Neff, Rollin Gray  121
Newberry, Truman H  179
Newbury, Frank John, Jr. . 121
Newman, Clarence Egberts. 25
Nichols, Acosta  54
Nichols, George Pardee  26
Nichols, Harry Parmelee.... 54
Nichols, Maury  26
Nichols, Mongin Baker  176
Nicklin, Benjamin Patten.... 81
Nicklin, John Bailey  81
Nicoll, Fancher  26
Nixon, Horace Franklin  133
Noble, Robert Ernest  26
Norris, George W  75
Norris, Henry McCoy  151
Noyes, Harry Floyd  177
Nutter, Charles Read  95
Offley, Cleland Nelson  112
Ogden, Louis Mansfield.... 54
Olds, Irving Sands  54
Olmsted, Edward  122, 133
Olney, Edwin Lewis  141
Olney, Elam Ward  26
Ord, Henry Norton  161
Otis, Edward Osgood  95
Overfield, Chauncey Percival 169
Owen,, Ttev. William Henry,
Jr  55
Owen, William 0  112
Pack, Arthur Newton  123
Page, Carroll Smalley  141
Page, James Rathwell  161
Page, Oliver Ormsby  75

Palmer, Charles Howard, Jr 27
Palmer, Henry Brewster  27
Parke, Robert Irvin  123
Parker, Dudley F  123
Parker, Frederick Wesley... 95
Parker, J. Brooks B  112
Parker, Philip MacGregor.. 124
Parker, Walter Wales  150
Parr, Charles M  86
Parrot, Raymond Townley.. 133
Parsons, Louis Fairman  169
Partridge, Theodore Dwight 27
Passano, Edward Boteler. . . 86
Paul, John Rodman  75
Pearsall, Leigh Morgan.... 133
Pell, Duncan Clarkson, Jr. . 27
Pell, Howland  55
Pell, Howland Gallatin  28
Pell, Howland Haggerty  28
Pell, Theodore Roosevelt. . . 55
Perkins, Rowan Penrose  75
Perry, Everett Robbins  169
Perry, John Walter  106
Perry, Stephen K  138
Peters, Edward McClure  28
Peters, Richard, Jr  75
Pettengell, Frank Hervey. . . . 169
Pettengill, George Howard.. 170
Pettengill, Heman Judson  148
Phillips, Arthur S  185
Pickett, Montgomery  145
Pierce, Bradford De Witt. . 106
Pike, Warren Austin  162,170
Pitts, Tilghman Goldsbor-
ough  86
Platt, Walter Brewster  86
Poillon, Arthur  28
Pollock, Edwin Taylor  112
Pool, Eugene Hillhouse, M.D. 28
Pope, Curran  157
Pope, Gustavus D  181
Pottenger, Francis Marion.. 170
Powell, Thomas Reed  141
Pratt, Alexander Dallas
Bache  28
Pratt, Ransom  170
Pratt, Walter Merriam  90
Pratt, William N  177
Presbrey, Edward Hyde  141
Presbrey, Oliver Hyde  138
Prior, John Alexander  101
Proctor, Mortimer R  138
Proctor, Redfield  138
Pugh, Achilles Henry, Jr  152
Putnam, Eben  90
Putnam, Franklin Delano... 90
200

INDEX

Putnam, John Byron  29
Putnam, Warren Edward,
M.D  141
Pyne, Frederick Glover  29
Quackenbos, Henry Forrest,
M.D  29
Raborg, . .Thomas Mason
Thomson  29
Randolph, Francis F  81
Ransom, Frank McNulty  29
Raymond, Henry Jarvis.... 68
Raymond, Thomas Lynch.. 133
Read, Charles A. L  150
Reichner, Aiken  124
t Reichner, Louis Irving. . . 124, 133
' Reid, Francis Fielding  83
Remington, Harvey Foote.. 55
Reynolds, Dorrance  68
Reynolds, George Nelson.... 55
Reynolds, Henry Suydam  55
Rhinelander, Philip  55
Rhinelander, T. J. Oakley.. 55
Rhoades, Nelson Osgood.... 170
Rich, William Lathrop, Jr. . 29
Richards, Frederick Barnard 55
Richards, Herbert LeVan  124
Richardson, Royall Roller.. 162
Richmond, F. C  170
Riggs, Royal Edward Trum
bull  30
Rindge, Samuel K  162
Robbins, Ernest Ames, Jr. . . . 83
Robbins, Francis Le Baron, Jr 30
Robbins, Leroy K  147, 148
Robbins, Rowland Ames, Jr. 30
Robbins, Russell Hurlbut.... 30
Robinson, Avery  155
Rogers, Archibald  56
Rogers, Edward Kendall .... 56
Rollins, Edward Adolphus.. 56
Root, Charles Stevens  112
Rose, John C  86
Rowland, John Cadwalader. 75
Rucker, Booker Hall  148
Rucker, William Colby... 112,116
Runk, Louis Barcroft  69
Rush, William Rees  30
Rutherfurd, John  124
Rutherfurd, Morris  133
Rutter, Albert William  138
Ryerson, Harold Swayne  162
Safford, Ralph Kirkham.... 90
Salinas, Christopher Edward 177

Sanders, Cameron Haskin.. 151
Sanders, William Reynale... 152
Sanford, Ferdinand Doan.. 30
Sanford, Henry Gansevoort.. 56
Sanger, Louis Phipps  31
Sanger, W. Prentice  56
Sanger, William Cary  56
Sanger, William Cary, Jr. . 31
Satterlee, Herbert L  56
Saussy, Frederick Tupper. . 177
Savage, Charles Chauncey,
Jr  69
Saxton, Dearborn  116
Sayers, William Lawrence.. 57
Schauffler, William Gray.... 124
Schermerhorn, Arthur Fred
eric  57
Schieffelin, Schuyler  31
Schieffelin, Wm. Jay  57
Schley, Richard Larcombe... 174
Schultz, Carl H  31
Schuyler, Philip Van Rensse
laer  57
Scott, John Fulton Reynolds. 69
Scott, John Reed  69, 75
Scott, John Henry  57
Seabrook, Whitemarsh B.... 174
Seaman, Louis Livingston... 57
Sears, Joseph Davis  31
Sellers, Edwin Jaquett  75
Seymour, Henry Platt  188
Shaw, Henry Bigelow  139
Shaw, Roy Adolos  162
Sheldon, Charles Lawrence.. 57
Shepard, Robert Fitch  57
Sherrill, Charles Hitchcock. . 57
Short, Livingston Lyman  31
Shriver, Alfred Jenkins.... 86
Shriver, Robert Hickley  83
Shurtleff, Howard L  95
Sillcocks, Henry  57
Simmons, Walter W  136
Simpson, Henry Jerome  181
Slade, Henry Lewis, Jr  33
Slaton, John Marshall  177
Slayton, William Taft, M.D. 139
Sloane, John  58
Sloane, William  58
Slocum, Herbert Jermain  32
Smith, Chandler White, M.D. 32
Smith, Clarence Wilbur  58
Smith, George Lamberton... 101
Smith, George William  58
Smith, H." Harrison  69
Smith, Henry Lee  83
Smith, Herbert Knox  101,106

201

HONOR ROLL

Smith, Karl Beckwith  32
Smith, Thomas Kilby  75
Smith, William Sidney, M.D. 32
Snow, William B  95
Snyder, Louis J  58
Sparrow, Jackson Wolcott. . 152
Spencer, Selden Palmer.... 149
Spicer, George Thurston  185
Sprague, Rufus William, Jr 134
Staats, William Richardson 170
Stafford, Morgan Hewitt. ... 95
Stanley, Arthur Camp  113
Starr, Isaac, Jr., M.D  70
Starr, Louis, M.D  76
Stearns, Foster Waterman... 91
Stearns, Walter H  185
Steinmetz, Spencer J  96
Stetson, Elliot Dawes  96
Stevens, Harry Appleton.... 96
Stevenson, Archibald Ewing 58
Stewart, Andrew  117
Stewart, J. Adger  155
Stewart, Samuel Lachlan.... 58
Stewart, William Dingwall. 59
Stickney, Herbert Whiting, Jr. 32
Stickney, William  139
Stickney, William Brunswick
Curry  141
Stiles, James Arthur  96
Stockton, Richard, Jr  129
Stoddard, Francis Russell,
Jr  32,59
Stone, Ellery Wheeler  163
Storm, George Harpell  33
Story, Allen Lawrence  33
Stout, John Kennedy  117
Stovall, Pleasant Alexander. 177
Strater, Leonard G  155
Strong, Marvin Herbert. ... 59
Styles, Humphrey Aubrey. . . 139
Suckley, Henry E. Montgom
ery  59
Suydam, Walter Lispenard,
Jr  33
Swett, Trevor Washington 91
Tainter, Frank Stone  113
Taintor, Starr  33
Talmage, Robert Swartwout. 59
Tanner, Herbert Sanford... 185
Tapley, Henry Fuller  96
Tarbox, William George.... 101
Taylor, C. Berkeley  76
Taylor, Charles Henry, Jr.. 96
Taylor, Gifford Emerson.. 102
Taylor, Irving Kurtz  134 202

Taylor, Lewis H., M.D  n3
Taylor, Washington Irving. . 34
Terhune, Ten Broeck Mon
roe  34
Thatcher, Julius Erastus  181
Thebaud, Paul Gibert  59
Thom, William Henry De
Courcy Wright  86
Thomas, Arthur Abbott  186
Thomas, Houston A  96
Thomas, James Provoost. ... 134
Thompson, George Halsey. . . 34
Thomson, George Mortimer. . 59
Thorne, Samuel, Jr  59
Thruston, R. C. Ballard  157
Thurber, Frederick B  183
Tiffany, George  60
Tilghman, Harrison  83
Timpson, Lawrence  60
Townley, Philip Beardsley. . 134
Townley, William Richard. . 129
Townsend, Scott, IV  84
Trask, Frederick Kingsbury. 60
Tredwell, Henry Hewlett. . 60
Trippe, Charles White  60
Trippe, Juan Terry  34
Trowbridge, Edmund Quincy
 102, 106
Tuck, Parker  91
Tuckerman, Bayard, Jr  91
Tudbury, Warren Chamber
lain  170
Tufts, Walter Brownell  60
Tuller, Walter K  163
Tyson, Anthony Morris  87
Van Amringe, Guy.  34
Vander Veer, Edgar Albert 60
Van Patten, William James 141
Van Rensselaer, John  113
van Santvoord, Seymour  60
Vaughan, George Tully.. 113,117
Vaughan, William Washing
ton  113
Veazey, George Ross  87
Vernon, William Ward  129
Ver Planck, William Gordon 60
Voorhees, George Van
Wickle  129
Voorhees, Rev. John Brown
lee, D.D  106
Wade, Herbert Treadwell.. 34
Wade, Herbert Treadwell.. 61
Wainwright, Clement R. . . . 70
Wainwrieht. F. King  76

INDEX

Walbridge, Charles C  70
Walcott, Frederic Collin  61
Waldo, Rhinelander  34
Walker, John Baldwin, M.D. 35
Waller, Robert Tyler, Jr  174
Walton, Charles Strong.... 170
Warden, William Francis... 96
Waring, Thomas Pinckney. . 177
Warren, Charles Elliott  35
Warren, Nathan  97
Warren, Richard Fairfield . . 70
Washburn William Ives.... 61
Washington, W. Lanier.... 61
Waters, John Seymour Talia
ferro  87
Watkins, Walter Kendall ... 97
Watson, Alexander MacKenzie 155
Watson, John Jay, Jr  61
Webb, Griswold  35
Webb, James Watson  139
Webb, John Griswold  61
Webb, William Seward, Jr.. 139
Webber, Marvelle Christo
pher  141
Webster, Frank Daniel.... 35
Webster, Ralph Waldo. . . 143, 145
Weeks, Frank Bentley  107
Weisse, Faneuil Suydam,
M.D  61
Weld, De Witt Clinton, Jr.. 35
Weld, George Francis  97
Welles, Paul  36
Welles, Roger  102
Welling, Richard Wardi
Greene  36
Wells, Charles Nassau  61
Wells, Walter, A., M.D  114
Wentworth, Charles Sumner. 92
Wentworth, Philip Carlton.. 186
Westfall, John Henry  92
Wheeler, Benjamin Ide.... 171
Wheeler, Charles Van Cise. . 117
Wheeler, James Everett.... 107
Whipple, Charles Henry  171
Whipple, Julian Van Ness. . 61
White, Hunter C  184

White, John Barber  149
White, William Henry  102
Whitehouse, J. Norman de R. 62
Whitman, Charles Seymour 62
Whitman, Lloyd B  84,87
Whitney, Howard Fletcher.. 62
Whitwell, Frederick Silsbee 97
Wicoff, John Van Buren  134
Wiggin, Arthur Meserve  97
Wight, Goulding K  129
Wilbur, Rollin H  76
Wilcox, Reynold Webb, M.D. 36
Wilcox, Roy C  102
Wilkes, William Douglas.. 36,62
Wilkinson, Ogden Dungan . . 76
Willard!, Charles Foster... 162
Willard, Martin S  97
Willets, Howard  36
Williams, Edward Gilbert. . . 62
Williams, Francis Howard.. 76
Williams, Gordon  37
Williams, Gurney, M.D  71
Williamson, Thomas Wilson 84
Wilson, Fred Allan  97
Wilson, Frederic Newhall,
M.D  37
Wilson, Samuel Mackay.... 156
Wirgman, Harold F  71
Wodell, Silas  62
Wolcott, Roger  92
Wood, Arnold  62
Wood, Eric Fisher  37
Wood, Leonard  37
Wood, Marshall William. . . 37
Wood, Raiford James  174
Wood, Rushmore  129
Wood, Spencer Shepard  38
Wood, William Herbert  38
Woodruff, Thomas Adams.. 143
Woodward, Harold Chase.. 38
Woodworth, Newell B  63
Wotkyns, Benjamin Mar
shall  171
Yardley, Farnham  135
Yemans, Herbert William.. 163

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