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Mrs. Laura Fowler
St. Clair.
DAR ID Number:
66603
Born in Clark
County, Iowa.
Wife of F. E.
E. St. Clair, M. D.
Descendant of
Sergt. James Abram.
Daughter of
Philip Leffer Fowler (1845-71), and Margaret McKee (b. 1853), his wife.
Granddaughter
of William A. McKee (b. 1820), and Amy Griffith (b. 1923), his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of John McKee and Margaret Abram, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of James Abram and Eleanor Brisbon, his wife.
James Abram,
served, 1777, as sergeant in Capt. Robert McCurdy's company, 7th battalion,
Lancaster
County militia,
under Col. George Boyd. He was born in Ireland; died in Allegheny
County, Pa.
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Mrs. Lena Collins
Shenck.
DAR ID Number:
66622
Born in Saline
County, Kans.
Wife of S. K.
Shenck.
Descendant of
John Collins and of Thompson Burdick.
Daughter of
Sylvester Wellington Collins (1837-1900) and Sophia Boyd (1845-96),
his wife, m. 1867.
Granddaughter
of Oliver Collins (1805-65) and Sarah Noel (1806-76), his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of John Collins (1771-1841) and Lucy Burdick (1779-1833). his wife, m.
1796.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of John Collins and Mary Elizabeth Smith, his wife; Thompson Burdick and
Tabitha
Wilcox, his
wife.
John Collins
(1745-1843) was a private in Capt. Ezekiel Alcott's company, Col.Chapman's
regiment,
Connecticut
militia. He was born in Charlestown, R. I.; died in North Stonington, Conn.
[p.226] Thompson
Burdick (1753-1830) served as a private under different commands in the
Rhode Island
Continental
Line. He was placed on the pension roll of Onandaga County, New York, 1819.
He was born in
Hopkinton, R.
I.; died in Spafford, N. Y.
Also No. 50069.
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Mrs. Elise
Nicholas Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
67187
Born in Norfolk,
Va.
Wife of Charles
Boyd.
Descendant of
Jonathan Woodhouse.
Daughter of
Nathaniel Wentworth Nicholas and Georgie Rogers, his wife.
[p.68] Granddaughter
of William Ballard Rogers and Eliza Nelson Martin, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of Alexander A. Martin and Pembroke Woodhouse Weston, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of Jonathan Woodhouse and Anna Barnes, his wife.
Jonathan Woodhouse
was taken prisoner by the British and held on the ship“Dunmore.” He was
born and
died in Princess
Anne County, Va.
Also No. 29341.
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Mrs. Edna
L. Mabbett Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
67217
Born in Brooks
County, Ga.
Descendant of
Lieut.-Col. James Mayson, of South Carolina.
Daughter of
Isaac Mabbett (1848-1905) and Louisa Mayson (d. 1887), his wife, m. 1872.
Granddaughter
of Charles N. Mayson (1823-1906) and Francis E. Roper, his wife, m. 1844.
Gr-granddaughter
of Archibald Mayson and Eliza Lowe, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of James Mayson and Henrietta Hart, his wife.
James Mayson
(1730-1800) was lieutenant-colonel of a regiment raised by the Council
of Safety for the
defense of South
Carolina. He died in Edgefield.
Also Nos. 30667,
31298.
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Miss Katharine
Bladen Mathers.
DAR ID Number:
67434
Born in Sidney,
Ohio.
Descendant of
James Hamilton.
Daughter of
Orlando Owen Mathers (1844-1906) and Mary Hamilton Clark (1845-86), his
wife, m. 1870.
Granddaughter
of James Brice Clark (1817-83) and Catharine Bladen (b. 1821), his wife,
m. 1842.
[p.155] Gr-granddaughter
of John Clark (1785-1860) and Mary Hamilton (1795-1830), his wife, m. 1816.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of James Hamilton and Margaret Boyd (1755-1828), his wife.
James Hamilton
(1748-1815) served as private, 1775, in Capt. John Rowland's company, Col.
John Ferree's
battalion, Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania Associators and, 1777, was lieutenant, 3rd company,
7th battalion,
Lancaster County
militia. He was born and died in Lancaster County, Pa.
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Miss Joy Ellis.
DAR ID Number:
68001
Born in Woodbury
County, Iowa.
Descendant of
James Boyd and of Samuel Boyd.
Daughter of
Frank Ellis (b. 1842) and Mary Martindale Ellis, his wife.
Granddaughter
of Benjamin F. Martindale (1821-76) and Hannah Amanda Newman (1823-99),
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of Elijah Martindale (1793-1874) and Elizabeth Boyd (1792-1884),
his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of Samuel Boyd and Isabel Higgins (1764-1852), his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of James Boyd and Martha Burns, his wife.
James Boyd
enlisted, 1775, in the 1st South Carolina regiment, commanded by Col. Charles
Pinckney. He
was born, 1738,
in Bedford County, Va.
Samuel Boyd
(1764-1835) enlisted, 1780, and served one year under Captain Thomas,
Colonel Roebuck;
re-enlisted,
1781, serving under Colonel Hays; engaged in the battle of Rush River at
the capture of Augusta,
Ga., and the
siege of Ninety-six. In 1832 he applied for a pension, which was allowed.
He was born in
Bedford County,
Va.; died in Wayne County, Ind.
Also Nos. 61932,
65235.
See: Elijah
Martindale and Elizabeth Boyd
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Mrs. Kathrine
Jaqueline Williams Bolling.
DAR ID Number:
68202
Born in O'Fallon,
Mo.
Wife of W. C.
Bolling.
Descendant of
John Boyd.
Daughter of
John W. Williams (b. 1843) and Margaret Mahala Boyd (b. 1847), his
wife, m. 1868.
Granddaughter
of William Alexander Boyd (1805-88) and Elizabeth Poague (d.1849),
his wife, m. 1832.
Gr-granddaughter
of John Boyd and Betsy Davis (1780-1853), his wife, m. 1801.
John Boyd
(1762-1824) served as a ranger and scout during the Revolution, from Virginia,
where he was
born. He died
in Crawfordsville, Ind.
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Mrs. Mary Pourie
Olson.
DAR ID Number:
68204
Born in St.
Charles, Mo.
Wife of John
N. Olson.
Descendant of
John Boyd.
Daughter of
Robert F. Pourie (1817-1902) and Ann Eliza Boyd (1836-1902), his
wife, m. 1868.
Granddaughter
of William Alexander Boyd (1805-88) and Elizabeth Poague (d.1849),
his wife, m. 1832.
See No. 68202.
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Mrs. Harriett
Eleanor Boyd Holt.
DAR ID Number:
68206
Born in O'Fallon,
Mo.
Wife of John
J. Holt.
Descendant of
John Boyd.
Daughter of
William Alexander Boyd (1805-88) and Elizabeth Poague (d. 1849),
his wife, m. 1832.
See No. 68202.
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Mrs. Grace Holt
Tipton.
DAR ID Number:
68209
Born in St.
Louis, Mo.
Wife of S. M.
Tipton.
Descendant of
John Boyd.
Daughter of
John Jordan Holt (b. 1846) and Harriet Boyd (b. 1844), his wife,
m.1868.
Granddaughter
of William Alexander Boyd (1805-88) and Elizabeth Poague (d.1849), his
wife, m. 1832.
See No. 68202.
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Mrs. Rochelle
Ramsey Moseley.
DAR ID Number:
68655
Born in Pike
County, Ala.
Wife of Louis
Marion Moseley.
Descendant of
Robert Boyd.
[p.236] Daughter
of Asa Alexander Ramsey and Julia Jane Boyd, his wife.
Granddaughter
of Robert Boyd and Mary McMurray, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of William Boyd and Sarah Fleming, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of Robert Boyd and Sarah Clements, his wife, m. 1785.
Robert Boyd
(1760-1811) served as a private in a company from Wilkes County,Ga., for
which service he
received a grant
of land. He died in Jefferson County, Ga.
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Miss Minnie
Martha Hall.
DAR ID Number:
68715
Born in Charlestown,
Ohio.
Descendant of
Hugh Riddle, of New Hampshire.
Daughter of
Billings H. Hall and Alice Frances Boyd, his wife.
Granddaughter
of Robert Boyd and Susannah Riddle, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of Hugh Riddle and Ann Maria Houston, his wife.
Hugh Riddle
(1761-1833) enlisted at the age of seventeen as a soldier with General
Stark at Bennington. He
was born and
died in Bedford.
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[p.302] Mrs.
Manette Lansing Nichols Carpenter.
DAR ID Number:
68844
Born in Chester,
N. Y.
Wife of Joseph
R. Carpenter.
Descendant of
Lieut.-Col. Edward Antill and of Col. John Bayard.
Daughter of
Thomas Nichols (1838-1901) and Anna Maria Boyd (b. 1839), his wife,
m. 1863.
Granddaughter
of Bayard Boyd (1815-75) and Manette Lansing (1818-1904), his wife,
m. 1837.
Gr-granddaughter
of Samuel Boyd and Anna Maria Bayard, his wife, m. 1812; Richard
Ray Lansing and
Susan Platt,
his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of John Bayard and Margaret Hodge, his wife; Gerrit G. Lansing and Manette
Antill, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Edward Antill and Charlotte Riverin, his wife.
John Bayard
(1738-1807) was colonel of the 2nd battalion, Pennsylvania militia. He
was born in Cecil
County, Md.,
removed to Pennsylvania, 1756, and died in New Brunswick, N. J.
Edward Antill,
Jr. (1742-89), volunteered, 1775, under Montgomery and was appointed chief
engineer of the
army. In 1776
he was lieutenant-colonel of Hazen's regiment, was captured on LongIsland
and exchanged in
1780. He was
born in Piscataqua, N. J.; died in St. Johns, Canada.
Also No. 45497.
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[p.102] Mrs.
Margaret Williams Johnson.
DAR ID Number:
69281
Born in St.
Charles County, Mo.
Wife of Joseph
Ruffell Johnson.
Descendant of
John Boyd.
Daughter of
John W. Williams (b. 1843) and Margaret Mahalah Boyd (b. 1847), his wife,
m. 1869.
Granddaughter
of William Alexander Boyd (1805-88) and Elizabeth Poague (d. 1849),
his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of John Boyd and Betsy Davis (d. 1853), his wife, m. 1807.
John Boyd
(1762-1824) served as a ranger and scout during the Revolution, Virginia
service. He was born in
Ireland; died
in Virginia.
Also No. 66222.
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Mrs. Carrie
Ross Harbour.
DAR ID Number:
69471
Born in Monroe
County, Tenn.
Wife of P. Butler
Harbour.
Descendant of
Capt. Thomas Boyd.
Daughter of
Randolph Ross (1820-84) and Mary Ann Boyd Spillman (1823-70), his wife,
m. 1862.
Granddaughter
of Joseph Boyd (1798-1874) and Margarite Lilburn, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of Thomas Boyd and Mary A. Martin (d. 1814), his wife.
Thomas Boyd
(1754-1814) was appointed lieutenant, 1776, in Capt. Henry Shades's company,
Col. Samuel
Miles's Pennsylvania
rifle regiment. He was born in Northampton County, Pa.; died in Knox County,
Tenn.
Also Nos. 32404,
57590.
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Mrs. Lu Boyd
Morgan.
DAR ID Number:
69497
Born in Lawrence
County, Ind.
Wife of Lewis
R. Morgan.
Descendant of
John Boyd and of Edward Evans.
Daughter of
Isaac Boyd (1808-89) and Mahala Evans (1810-65), his wife, m. 1828.
Granddaughter
of John Boyd and Nancy Martin, his wife; Edward Evans and Elisabeth
Howard, his wife, m.1767.
John Boyd
(1760-1829) enlisted, 1777, as a private in Capt. George Walls' company,
Col. Thomas Elliott's
4th Virginia
regiment; also, 1778, as wagoner in Capt. Gabriel Long's company, Col.
Daniel Morgan's regiment.
He was born
in Virginia; died in Indiana.
Edward Evans
(1758-1836) was placed on the pension roll, 1827, of Lawrence County, Ind.,
for service as
private, 1778,
in Capt. Thomas Dillard's company, Col. Daniel Morgan's regiment,
Virginia Line. He was
born in Virginia;
died in Lawrence County, Ind.
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Mrs. Elizabeth
Sword Kirk.
DAR ID Number:
69605
Born in Taylor,
Pa.
Wife of Thomas
Kirk.
Descendant of
Samuel Craig.
Daughter of
John Sword and Nancy Morehead Shields, his wife.
Granddaughter
of John Shields and Rebecca Craig, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of Joseph Craig and Nancy Morehead, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of Samuel Craig and Jane Boyd, his 2nd wife.
Samuel Craig
(1730-77) was one of the signers of the Westmoreland Declaration. He served
in the
Commissary and
was killed by the Indians on his way to Fort Ligonier to procure supplies.
Also No. 63242.
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Mrs. Ida Macdonald
Hook.
DAR ID Number:
70119
Born in Concord,
N. C.
Wife of Charles
C. Hook.
Descendant of
John Paul Barringer.
Daughter of
Edmund MacDonald (b. 1845) and Rosalie Williams (b. 1854), his wife, m.
1871.
Granddaughter
of Henry B. Williams (1811-85) and Susan Boyd (1825-92), his 2nd
wife, m. 1845.
Gr-granddaughter
of John Boyd (d. 1825) and Margaret Barringer (1808-96), his wife,
m. 1825.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of Paul Barringer (1778-1844) and Elizabeth Brandon (1783-1844), his wife,
m. 1805.
See No. 70118.
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Miss Leora Irene
Huston.
DAR ID Number:
70415
Born in Portsmouth,
Ohio.
Descendant of
Lieut. William Huston.
Daughter of
Samuel Jay Huston (1800-93) and Elizabeth Leonard (1804-73), his wife,
m. 1823.
Granddaughter
of William Huston and Susanna Boyd, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of William Huston and Susannah —, his wife.
William Huston
served as ensign, 1777, in Hartley's additional Continental regiment; promoted
lieutenant,
1778, and served
in the 11th Pennsylvania regiment. In 1783 he was transferred to the 2nd
Pennsylvania
regiment and
served until the close of the war. He was born in 1760.
Also No. 55786.
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Mrs. Hattie
Williams Cowles.
DAR ID Number:
70661
Born in Charlotte,
N. C.
Wife of William
Duval Cowles.
Descendant of
John Paul Barringer.
Daughter of
Henry B. Williams (1811-85) and Susan Boyd (1825-92), his 2nd wife,
m. 1845.
Granddaughter
of John Boyd (d. 1825) and Margaret Barringer (1808-97), his wife,
m. 1825.
Gr-granddaughter
of Paul Barringer (1778-1844) and Elizabeth Brandon, his wife, m. 1805.
See No. 70118.
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Mrs. Marguerite
Dalzell Blachly Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
70935
Born in Putnam
County, Fla.
Wife of Leonidas
B. Boyd.
Descendant of
Col. Sylvanus Seely.
Daughter of
Louis Seely Blachly (b. 1852) and Margaret Dalzell (b. 1854), his wife,
m. 1878.
Granddaughter
of Dr. Louis Seely Blachly, and Rebecca McComas, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of Eben Blachly and Minerva Seely, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of John Williamson Seely and Elizabeth Williams, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Sylvanus Seely and Jane Williamson, his wife.
Sylvanus Seely
(1743-1821) served as captain, major, and colonel of Morris County, New
Jersey troops. He
removed to Wayne
County, Pa., 1800, and died at Seely's Mills, Pa.
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Mrs. Kate
Bussey Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
71445
Born in Columbus,
Ga.
Wife of Douglass
Boyd.
Descendant of
Brig.-Gen. Charles Scott.
Daughter of
William W. Bussey and Charlotte Estes, his wife.
[p.161] Granddaughter
of Henson Scott Estes and Martha Gray, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of Joel Dodson Estes and Charlotte Scott, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter
of Charles Scott and Frances Howard Sweeney, his wife.
Charles Scott
(1733-1813) commanded Virginia troops at Trenton, and, in 1777, was made
brigadier general,
Continental
Army. He was at Valley Forge, Princeton, Monmouth, captured at Charleston,
and on parole to
the close of
the war. He was born in Cumberland County, Va.; died in Woodford County,
Ky.
Also No. 66520.
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Mrs. Caroline
Sanks Hull.
DAR ID Number:
71499
Born in Washington,
D. C.
Wife of William
Skipwith Hull.
Descendant of
Lieut. Thomas Boyd.
Daughter of
Horatio Clement Sanks and Caroline Boyd Somers, his wife.
Granddaughter
of James Somers and Sarah Boyd, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter
of Thomas Boyd and Charity Duckett, his 1st wife.
[p.180] Thomas
Boyd (1734-96) served as lieutenant in the 5th Maryland regiment, Continental
Line, 1779,
and retired,
1783. He was born in Queen Anne, Md.
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Mrs. Hattie
Hull Troupe.
DAR ID Number:
71500
Born in Baltimore,
Md.
Wife of Calvin
Ferris Troupe.
Descendant of
Lieut. Thomas Boyd.
Daughter of
William Skipwith Hull and Caroline R. Sanks, his wife, m. 1863.
See No. 71499.
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Mrs. Minnie
Speller Williams.
DAR ID Number:
71632
Born in Russell
County, Va.
Wife of F. Norton
Williams.
Descendant of
Lieut. Francis Smith.
Daughter of
William Hickman Spiller, Jr. (b. 1847), and Cynthia McComas Boyd
(b. 1847), his wife, m.1870.
Granddaughter
of William Hickman Spiller (1800-55) and Susan Crockett (1809-83), his
wife, m. 1831.
Gr-granddaughter
of James Spiller and Catharine Markham Smith, his wife.
[p.227] Gr-gr-granddaughter
of Francis Smith, Jr., and Catharine Markham, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Francis Smith and Elizabeth Waddy, his wife.
Francis Smith
received a land bounty for services as lieutenant in a Hanover cavalry
company, 1776-92. He
was born in
Hanover County, Va., and probably died there.
Also No. 67850.
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Mrs. Hallie
Mount Butler.
DAR ID Number:
84451
Born in Franklin,
Ind.
Wife of Charles
E. Butler.
Descendant of
Col. Robert Patterson, as follows:
1. James A.
Mount (1843-1901), m. 1867, Catherine Adelia Boyd (1849-1905).
2. Samuel
R. Boyd (1813-59), m. 1840, Rebecca Jane Nisbet (1822-73).
3. James Irwin
Nisbet (1777-1830), m. 1806, Elizabeth Patterson (1788-1827).
4. Robert Patterson,
m. 1780, Elizabeth Lindsay (1760-1833).
Robert Patterson
(1753-1827) was commissioned captain, 1780, by Gov. Thomas Jefferson, and
promoted
colonel, 1782.
In 1812 he received a pension. He was born in Bedford County, Pa.; died
in Dayton, Ohio.
Also Nos. 46660,
68514.
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Mrs. Amanda
M. Taylor Leech.
DAR ID Number:
84639
Born in Johnstown,
Pa.
Wife of James
R. Leech.
Descendant of
Samuel Craig, as follows:
1. Jacobo Swan
Taylor, M. D. (b. 1858), m. 1889, Ella Parmelia Gore (b. 1867).
2. James Taylor,
M. D. (1816-1902), m., 2nd, 1849, Susan Mary Ogden (b. 1825).
3. Amos Ogden
(1797-1867), m. 1818, Elizabeth Moorhead (1801-84).
4. Samuel Moorhead
(1769-1853), m., 1st, Agnes Craig (1773-1817).
5. Samuel Craig,
m., 2nd, Jane Boyd.
Samuel Craig
(1730-77) was one of the signers of the Westmoreland Declaration. He served
in the
Commissary and
was killed by the Indians on his way to Fort Ligonier to procure supplies.
Also Nos. 63242,
68605.
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Mrs. Frances
Senour Birely.
DAR ID Number:
85345
Born in Shelbyville,
Ind.
Wife of Charles
Birely.
Descendant of
Lieut. John Robbins, and of Nathan Powell, as follows:
1. George W.
Senour (1825-88), m. 1862, Frances Robbins (1841-1900).
2. Milton Robbins
(1810-89), m. 1836, Frances Powell (1816-84).
3. Philip Robbins
(1785-1835), m. 1809, Nancy Boyd (1791-1858); Erasmus Powell (1788-1843),
m. 2nd,
1815, Polly
Allen (1797-1873).
4. John Robbins,
m. 1781, Sara Daily; Nathan Powell, m. Sarah Nickels (1780-1850).
John Robbins
(1760-1942) served as lieutenant, 1781, in Col. Stephen Moylan's Pennsylvania
regiment of
cavalry. He
was born in Sussex County, N. J.; died in Ross County, Ohio.
Also No. 83147.
Nathan Powell
(1754-1831) served as private in Col. Patterson Bell's regiment, 8th battalion,
Chester County
millitia, Pennsylvania
Line. He was born in Chester County, Pa.; died in Dearborn County, Ind.
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Mrs. Frances
Robins Powell.
DAR ID Number:
85346
Born in Shelbyville,
Ind.
Wife of William
Augustus Powell.
[p.134] Descendant
of Lieut. John Robbins, as follows:
1. Newton Dudley
Robins (1818-95), m. 1844, Martha Henderson Morris (1826-89).
2. Philip Robbins
(1785-1835), m. 1809, Nancy Boyd (1791-1858).
See No. 85345.
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Mrs. Martha
Vergen Lavake.
DAR ID Number:
85531
Born in Spottswood,
N. J.
Wife of Myron
Edgar LaVake.
Descendant of
Hon. Stephen Ward, as follows:
1. George Davison
Bergen (b. 1842), m. 1871, Emma Doty (b. 1840).
2. Samuel Hunt
Doty (1818-56), m. 1839, Martha Boyd (1816-1903).
3. Peter Boyd
(1789-1855), m. 1810, Hester Ward (1791-1874).
4. Isaac Ward
(1748-1825), m. Martha Townsend (1755-1825).
5. John Ward,
(1731-1806), m. Mary —.
6. Stephen Ward,
m. Ruth Gedney (1730-1809).
Stephen Ward
(1730-97) was a member of the Provincial Congress and of the Senate of
New York. A price
was set on his
head in Westchester County and his residence and property were destroyed
by the loyalists.
He was born
in Westchester; died in Eastchester County, N. Y.
Also No. 35545.
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[p.259] Mrs.
Gertrude R. Colclough Floyd.
DAR ID Number:
85672
Born in Kingstree,
S. C.
Wife of G. T.
Floyd.
Descendant of
Capt. William Richardson, as follows:
1. John Ashby
Colclough (1849-98), m. 1876, Susan Richardson Boyd (b. 1848).
2. James Henry
Colclough (1827-95), m. 1848, Susan Richardson (1827-90).
3. William Guignard
Richardson (1773-1849), m. 1809, Emma Corbett Buford (1789-1843).
4. William Richardson,
m. 1768, Ann Magdalen Guignard (1750-1810).
William Richardson
(1743-86) was a member of the first Provincial Congress of South Carolina
and captain
of a rifle regiment.
He was captured at Charleston and, when exchanged, 1781, was appointed
quartermaster
and served to
the close of the war. He was born in Virginia; died in Sumter County, S.
C.
Also No. 40236.
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Mrs. Annie G.
Shippee Bemis.
DAR ID Number:
85794
Born in Middlesex,
Mass.
Wife of Henry
E. Bemis.
Descendant of
Simeon Bowen, as follows:
1. Nathan F.
Shippee (1820-1900), m. 1853, Jeannette Bowen (1829-68).
2. Timothy W.
Bowen (1802-46), m. 1825, Barbara Boyd (1810-71).
3. Newman Bowen
(1763-1836), m. 1790, Lydia Remington (1765-1836).
4. Simeon Bowen,
m. 1750, Mary Newman (1726-83).
Simeon Bowen
(1730-1809) served as private, 1780, in Capt. Jabez Bullock's company,
Col. Thomas
Carter's regiment
on the Rhode Island Alarm. He was born and died in Rehoboth, Mass.
Also No. 83169.
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Mrs. Josepha
Boyd Bentley Godson.
DAR ID Number:
99062
Born in Morristown,
N. J.
Wife of Captain
William F. H. Godson, U. S. A.
[p.22] Descendant
of Col. John Bull, as follows:
1. James Victor
Bentley (1838-81) m. 1862 Bessie Boyd Headley (1842-1904).
2. Samuel Freeman
Headley (1807-69) m. 1832 Maria Josepha Boyd (1807-98).
3. John Boyd
(1750-1831) m. 1794 Rebecca Bull (1767-1850).
4. John Bull
m. 1748 Mary Phillips (1731-1811).
John Bull (1731-1824)
was a member of the Provincial Congress and served as colonel, 1775, in
the 1st
battalion, Pennsylvania
Line. He was born in Montgomery County; died in Northumberland County,
Pa.
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Mrs. Jane Torbert
Morris.
DAR ID Number:
99263
Born in Davenport,
Iowa.
Wife of Austin
Garfield Morris, M. D.
Descendant of
James Foster, as follows:
1. John Thomas
Torbert (1847-1909) m. 1874 Hannah C. McCullough (b. 1849).
2. John Caldwell
McCullough (1812-83) m. 1837 Jane Sankey (1811-91).
3. Abram Sankey
(1768-1841) m. 1793 Ann Boyd Foster (1774-1872).
4. James Foster
m. Ann Barclay.
James Foster
(1738-1814) served as private in Captain Overton's company, 10th Virginia
regiment. He was
born in Lancaster
County, Pa.; died in Poland, Ohio
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Mrs. Margaret
J. Thom Thomson.
DAR ID Number:
99339
Born in Callensburg,
Pa.
Wife of Elial
T. F. Thomson.
Descendant of
Benjamin Coe, as follows:
1. Joseph Thom
(1814-96) m. 1837 Jane Coe (1818-82).
2. Daniel Coe
(1780-1854) m. 1808 Mary Boyd (1780-1874).
3. Benjamin
Coe m. 1775 Margaret Bregle.
Benjamin Coe
(1748-1833) served as private under his brother, Capt. Moses Coe, in the
frontier rangers of
Pennsylvania.
He was born in Morristown, N. J.; died in Allegheny County, Pa.
Also No. 72940.
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Mrs. Frances
E. Earhart Warner.
DAR ID Number:
99744
Born in Worthington,
Pa.
Wife of Amos
L. Warner.
Descendant of
John Earhart, Samuel Craig and Capt. John Craig, as follows:
1. Joseph Earhart
(b. 1827) m. 1853 Margaret Boyd (1832-1903).
2. David Earhart
(1789-1847) m. Katherine Altman; John Boyd (1808-80) m. Nancy Morrison
(1811-62).
3. Anthony Earhart
m. 1788 Elizabeth Eurie; James Boyd (d. 1813) m. Isabella Craig.
4. John Earhart
m. Polly —; John Craig m. Martha Clark.
5. Samuel Craig
m. Elizabeth McDonald.
John Earhart
served as private in the Pennsylvania Continental Line. He was born in
Prussia.
Samuel Craig
(1730-77) was one of the signers of the Westmoreland Declaration. He served
in the
commissary,
and was killed by the Indians on his way back to Fort Ligonier to procure
supplies.
John Craig (1753-1850)
received a pension for service as private, 1775; was promoted, 1777, lieutenant,
4th
regiment, Pennsylvania
Light Dragoons, made captain, 1778. He was born in New Jersey; died in
Pennsylvania.
Also No. 72807.
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Mrs. Josephine
C. Earhart Hunter.
DAR ID Number:
99745
Born in Worthington,
Pa.
Wife of Ronald
M. Hunter.
[p.231] Descendant
of John Earhart, Samuel Craig and Capt. John Craig, as follows:
1. Joseph Earhart
(b. 1827) m. 1853 Margaret Boyd (1832-1903).
See No. 99744.
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Mrs. Esther
Dawson Mcholland.
DAR ID Number:
101011
Born in Paris,
Mo.
Wife of Hal
D. McHolland.
Descendant of
James Alexander Fullerton, as follows:
1. Josiah A.
Dawson (b. 1848) m. 1869 Mary C. Parsons (b. 1851).
2. Charles Bruce
Dawson (1819-73) m. 1841 Margaret Boyd (1823-1910).
3. Josiah
Boyd (1791-1867) m. 1816 Jane Fullerton (1798-1875).
4. Thomas Fullerton
(1767-1837) m. 1788 Isabella McCune (1767-1831).
5. James Alexander
Fullerton m. 1766 Mary Sharp (b. 1749).
James Alexander
Fullerton served, 1777, in Capt. Janes Powers' Company, Pennsylvania militia.
He was born
in Scotland;
died 1779, in Bridgeport, Pa.
Also No. 88741.
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[p.73] Mrs.
Blanche Gilson Thompson.
DAR ID Number:
101243
Born in Knoxville,
Iowa.
Wife of Orville
W. Thompson.
Descendant of
William Gilson, as follows:
1. Thomas Gordon
Gilson (b. 1848) m. 1874 Hattie Porterfield (b. 1854).
2. James Waugh
Gilson (1807-87) m. 1830 Martha Shearer (1809-89).
3. Thomas Gilson
(1765-1813) m. 1786 Nancy Boyd (b. 1771).
4. William Gilson
m. 1764 Elizabeth Craighead.
William Gilson
(1730-1806) enlisted, 1777, and served as a private in Capt. James Laird's
company,
Cumberland County,
Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Lancaster County; died in Westmoreland
County, Pa.
Also No. 86619.
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Mrs. Alice Boyd
Moore.
DAR ID Number:
101246
Born in Ames,
Iowa.
Descendant of
Capt. Nathaniel Alexander, as follows:
1. William
O. Boyd (b. 1836) m. 1870 Ella Henry Doxey (b. 1848).
2. Thomas Bisco
Doxey (1820-1903) m. 1847 Margaret Henry (1825-1908).
3. William Henry
(b. 1778) m. 1803 Anna Alexander (b. 1786).
4. Nathaniel
Alexander m. 1772 Eunice Hitchcock (b. 1746).
[p.74] Nathaniel
Alexander (1742-1829) was placed on the pension roll of Lewis County, N.
Y., 1818, for
service as captain
in Massachusetts Line. He was born in Brattleboro, Vt.; died in West Martinsburg,
N. Y.
Also No. 90184.
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Mrs. Mary Parker
Mckeehan.
DAR ID Number:
101507
Born in Carlisle,
Pa.
Wife of Joseph
Parker McKeehan.
Descendant of
James Parker and of Capt. John Williams, as follows:
1. Richard Parker
(1797-1864) m. 2nd 1849 Hadassah Graham (1821-1908).
2. Andrew Parker
(1752-1805) m. 1793 Margaret Williams (1766-1846).
3. James Parker
m. Mary Eleanor Boyd; John Williams m. 1764 May Wilson (1744-1815).
James Parker
(1731-1803) served as a private in Capt. John Carothers' company of Pennsylvania
Associators
and militia.
He was born and died in Cumberland County, Pa.
John Williams
(1738-1802) served, 1777-78, as captain of the 1st company, in the 1st
battalion, Cumberland
County, Pennsylvania
militia. He was born and died in Cumberland County.
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Mrs. Pauline
Ramsey Smith.
DAR ID Number:
114571
Born in Pike
County, Ala.
Wife of Archibald
S. H. Smith.
Descendant of
Robert Boyd, as follows:
1. Asa Alexander
Ramsey (1846-79) m. 1869 Julia Jane Boyd (b. 1847).
2. Robert
Boyd (1815-86) m. 1842 Mary McMurray (1822-52).
3. William
Boyd (1787-1844) m. 1810 Sarah Fleming (1783-1874).
4. Robert
Boyd m. 1785 Sarah Clements (d. 1807).
Robert Boyd
(1760-1811) served as a private from Wilkes County, Ga., for which service
he received a
grant of land.
He died in Jefferson County, Ga.
Also Nos. 68565,
109010.
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[p.180] Mrs.
Effie May Avitt Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
114576
Born in Putnam
County, Ind.
Wife of Walter
C. Boyd.
Descendant of
Peter Priest, as follows:
1. John Franklin
Avitt (b. 1844) m. 1865 Mary L. Witt (1846-73).
2. Elisha Avitt
(d. 1882) m. Frances Catlett Priest.
3. George Priest
(b. 1792) m. 1816 Sally Lane.
4. Peter Priest
m. 1790 Sarah McKay or McCoy (d. 1839).
Peter Priest
(1757-1835) enlisted, 1780, as a private in Capt. Robert George's company,
Col. George Rogers
Clark's Virginia
regiment; engaged in Battle of Pickaway Plains. He died in Barren County,
Ky.
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Mrs. Sarah Mellon
Scott Remington.
DAR ID Number:
114734
Born in Gallitzin,
Pa.
Wife of George
Norton Remington.
Descendant of
Matthew Hillis, as follows:
1. Abram
Boyd Scott (1821-74) m. 1849 Margaret McMasters (b. 1828).
2. Alexander
Scott (1794-1866) m. 1821 Elizabeth Boyd (1801-34).
3. Abram
Boyd (1770-1854) m. 1798 Eleanor Hillis (d. 1816).
4. Matthew Hillis
m. Elizabeth —.
Matthew Hillis
served as private in Capt. Thomas Rankins' company, Col. William Crawford's
regiment, in
the Sandusky
expedition; also a Ranger on the frontier of Washington County, Pa., 1778-83.
His will was
probated in
Washington County, Pa., 1803.
Also No. 95247.
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Mrs. Mabel
Morse Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
114838
Born in Rochester,
Mass.
Wife of Henry
W. Boyd.
Descendant of
Simeon Morse, as follows:
1. Seth C. Morse
(1820-97) m. 1850 Mary Savery Swift (1829-99).
2. Simeon Morse,
Jr. (1782-1863) m. 1806 Sylvia Fish.
See No. 114834.
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Mrs. Marie Elizabeth
Hunter Storer.
DAR ID Number:
115487
Born in Charlotte,
N. C.
Wife of Stacy
Stewart Storer.
Descendant of
Capt. Peter Forney, as follows:
1. J. C. Hunter
(b. 1860) m. 1887 Minnie Boyd (b. 1865).
2. Marcus
Boyd (1824-1903) m. 1852 Mary Reinhardt (b. 1834).
3. Franklin
M. Reinhardt (1807-69) m. 1834 Sarah Smith (1816-79).
4. Christian
Reinhardt m. 1803 Mary Forney.
5. Peter Forney
m. 1783 Nancy Abernethy.
Peter Forney
(1756-1839) enlisted, 1776, as private in Capt. James Johnston's company,
Col. William
Graham's regiment;
in 1777 was lieutenant in Col. Charles McLean's regiment. In 1781 he commanded
a
company of dragoons.
He was born and died in Lincoln County, N. C.
Also No. 86411.
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Miss Carol Fernandez
Robertson.
DAR ID Number:
115559
Born in Union,
S. C.
Descendant of
John Nuckolls, as follows:
1. Columbus
Robertson (b. 1850) m. 1881 Carrie Boyd (b. 1861).
2. Charles
W. Boyd (1835-63) m. 1859 Maria A. Goudelock (b. 1841).
3. Davis Goudelock
(1807-68) m. 1838 Caroline Fernandez (1806-86).
4. William Goudelock
(1768-1857) m. Agnes Nuckolls (1771-1840).
5. John Nuckolls
m. 1756 Agatha Bullock (1741-1815).
See No. 115557.
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Mrs. Carrie
Boyd Robertson.
DAR ID Number:
115560
Born in Union,
S. C.
Wife of C. R.
Robertson.
Descendant of
John Nuckolls, as follows:
1. Charles
W. Boyd (1835-63) m. 1859 Maria A. Goudelock (b. 1841).
See Nos. 115558,
115559.
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Mrs. Mary Tipton
Crenshaw Boord.
DAR ID Number:
116059
Born in Fountain
County, Ind.
Wife of Mont
Boord.
Descendant of
Col. Robert Patterson, as follows:
1. William A.
Tipton m. 1858 Harriet Nisbet Boyd (1842-72).
2. Samuel
P. Boyd (1813-59) m. 1840 Rebecca Jane Nisbet (1822-73).
3. James Irwin
Nisbet (1777-1836) m. 1806 Elizabeth Patterson (1788-1827).
4. Robert Patterson
m. 1780 Elizabeth Lindsay (1760-1833).
Robert Patterson
(1753-1827) was commissioned captain, 1780, by Gov. Thomas Jefferson, and
promoted
colonel, 1782.
In 1812 he received a pension. He was born in Bedford County, Pa.; died
in Dayton, Ohio.
Also No. 84451.
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Miss Jane Maria
Craig.
DAR ID Number:
101541
Born in Salem,
Pa.
Descendant of
Lieut. Samuel Craig, as follows:
1. Josiah M.
Craig (1814-91) m. 1843 Jane Elizabeth Murphy (1825-1906).
2. Joseph Craig
(1770-1842) m. 1797 Nancy Moorhead (1777-1835).
3. Samuel Craig
m. 2nd Jane Boyd.
Samuel Craig
(1730-77) was one of the signers of the Westmoreland Declaration. He served
in the
commissary and
was killed by the Indians on his way to Fort Ligonier to procure supplies.
He was born in
New Jersey;
died in Pennsylvania.
Also No. 73570.
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[p.176] Mrs.
Elisabeth Kimball Read.
DAR ID Number:
101587
Born in DeKalb,
Texas.
Wife of Dr.
Rhesa Walker Read.
Descendant of
Capt. David McCullough, as follows:
1. John M. Kimball
(1812-86) m. 1842 Sara Angelina Elliott (1821-64).
2. Richard McDowell
Johnson Elliott (1767-1853) m. 1801 Jane McCullough (1781-1856).
3. David McCullough
m. 1765 Phebe Boyd.
David McCullough
(1738-95) was captain of the cruiser “Rattle Snake” and captured many prizes
from the
British. He
was born in Ireland; died in Savannah, Ga.
Also No. 76953.
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Mrs. Annie Daniel
Clifton.
DAR ID Number:
101699
Born in Webster
County, Ga.
Wife of John
Marvin Clifton.
Descendant of
William Daniel and of Thomas Jones, as follows:
1. William Clark
Daniel (1826-1905) m. 1851 Rebecca Gore (1837-97).
2. Abel Daniel
(1794-1885) m. 1825 Penelope Jones Sullivan (1791-1837).
3. William Daniel
m. 1st, 1772, Elizabeth Skinner (d. 1837); Thomas Jones m. 2nd, 1783, Elizabeth
Boyd
(1769-1836).
William Daniel
(1745-1836) served as private, Georgia Line. He was born in Ireland; died
in Washington Co, Ga.
Thomas Jones
(1755-1809) was a soldier who received land bounty in Franklin County,
Ga. He was born in
England; died
in Richmond County, Ga.
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Mrs. Annie
Allen Boyd.
DAR ID Number:
101875
Born in Henry
County, Mo.
Wife of John
W. Boyd.
Descendant of
Capt. Benjamin Harris, Samuel Doak and William Ritchie, as follows:
1. William Montgomery
Allen (1838-1914) m. 1870 Julia Miller Harris (1849-85).
2. George J.
Allen (1809-50) m. 1838 Esther Montgomery Mitchell (1815-52); Aurelius
Benjamin Harris
(1821-1900)
m. Eliza Ritchey (1824-77).
3. Samuel Woods
Harris (1793-1852) m. 1816 Sarah Miller Ware; William Mitchell (1771-1827)
m. 2nd
Nancy Doak;
James Ritchie (1784-1856) m. 1810 Elizabeth Wallace (1790-1853).
4. Benjamin
Harris m. 1758 Mary Woods (1767-1844); Samuel Doak m. 1775 Esther Houston
Montgomery;
William Ritchie
m. 1771 Elizabeth Scott.
Benjamin Harris
(1754-1834) commanded a company of Virginia militia in 1779. In 1834, applied
for pension,
which was allowed.
He was born and died in Albemarle County, Va.
Samuel Doak (1754-1829)
was a patriot preacher and member of the Convention of Franklin County,
Tenn.
He was born
in Augusta County, Va.; died in Washington County, Tenn.
Also No. 89699.
William Ritchie
served as a private in the Virginia Continental Line. He was born, 1744,
in Botetourt County,
Va.; died in
Cumberland County, Ky.
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Mrs. Maude Gilson
Mentzer.
DAR ID Number:
102021
Born in Knoxville,
Iowa.
Wife of William
C. Mentzer.
Descendant of
William Gilson, as follows:
1. Thomas Gordan
Gilson (b. 1848) m. 1874 Harriet M. Porterfield (b. 1854).
2. James Waugh
Gilson (1807-87) m. 1830 Martha Miller Sheaver (1809-89).
3. Thomas Gilson
(1765-1813) m. 1786 Nancy Boyd (b. 1771).
4. William Gilson
m. 1764 Elizabeth Craighead.
[p.9] William
Gilson (1730-1806) enlisted, 1777, and served as a private in Capt.
James Laird's company,
Cumberland County,
Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Lancaster County; died in Westmoreland
County, Pa.
Also No. 86619.
See More on Nancy Boyd
Gilson
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Mrs. Sara Guest
Hamilton.
DAR ID Number:
102327
Born in Memphis,
Tenn.
Wife of Charles
G. Hamilton.
Descendant of
Col. John Bull, as follows:
1. Samuel M.
Guest (b. 1833) m. 1865 Mary E. Smith (1827-1912).
2. William Richmond
Smith (d. 1849) m. 1822 Sara Boyd (1796-1866).
3. John Boyd
(b. 1750) m. 1794 Rebecca Bull (1767-1850).
4. John Bull
m. 1748 Mary Phillips (1731-1811).
John Bull (1731-1824)
was a member of the Provincial Congress and served as colonel, 1775, in
the 1st
battalion, Pennsylvania
Line. He was born in Montgomery County; died in Northumberland County,
Pa.
Also No. 99062.