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Commodore
Abraham Whipple
COMMODORE ABRAHAM WHIPPLE
By Mrs. Agnes C.
Tribou
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A SKETCH
OF "MOLLY" STARK
By Mrs. J. L.
Osborne.
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COWPENS
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A BIT OF
CONNECTICUT HISTORY
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TWENTIETH CENTURY MUSINGS
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REAL
DAUGHTERS
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MISS L.
K. THIERS.
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MRS.
JANE A. WALKER.
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TWO
STATE OFFICERS
MRS.
OGDEN H. FETHERS.
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MRS. D.
F. CLARK.
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Mrs. D. E. Clark,
State Vice-Regent. Louisiana.
and the work
the coming year in the hands of these two
energetic and patriotic women, will
undoubtedly make great progress
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FORT
TICONDEROGA
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NORWICH,
CONNECTICUT
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NORWICH
CONNECTICUT
Founded 1659
Incorporated 1784
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY 1909
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Presentation of a
MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN
in commemoration of the gift of
The Little Plain
to the City of Norwich,
by
Capt. Hezekiah Perkins and Hon. Jabez
Huntington,
in 1811.
Presented by Faith Trumbull Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution.
July the sixth,
Nineteen hundred and nine.
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REVOLUTIONARY RECORDS.
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This department is
intended for hitherto unpublished or
practically inaccessible records of patriots
of war for American Independence, which
records may be helpful to those desiring
admission to the Society of the Daughters of
the American Revolution and to the
registrars of chapters. Such data will
be gladly received by the editor of this
magazine.
NAMES OF
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS INSCRIBED ON THE
TABLET AT WINSTED, CONNECTICUT.
Abram Andrews,
Daniel Andrews,
Elipaz Alvord,
Ozias Bronson,
Elijah Blake, 2d,
Timothy Benedict
Richad Beckley,
Oliver Coe,
Richard Coit,
Gedediah Chase,
Daniel Hurlbut Cone,
John Church,
Jonathan Coe,
Rufus Cleveland,
John Dare, or Dere,
Josiah Everett,
John Fyler,
Roswell Grant,
Phineas Griswold,
Moses Hatch,
Nathaniel Hoyt,
Samuel Hurlbut, |
Silliman
Hubbell,
Joseph Holmes,
Joseph Hoskins,
Stephen Hurlbut,
Wait Loomis,
Ichabod Loomis,
Epaphras Loomis,
Robert McEwen,
Amasa Mallory,
John Marsh,
Elkanah Phelps,
Abner Perkins,
Joel Roberts,
Ebenezer, Rowley,
Nathaniel Russell,
Thomas Spencer,
William Shattuck,
Zebina Smith,
Josiah Smith,
Reuben Tucker,
Stephen Wade,
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SERVICES
OF SOLDIERS BURIED IN LICKING CO., OHIO.
(Furnished by Luella Bancroft Fant,
Newark, Ohio.)
SOLOMON FREEMAN. - Solomon Freeman, son
of Adam Freeman, was born at
Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts,
in 1762, and enlisted at that place in July,
1777, as a private in "Capt. Elisha White's
Co. for two months." In September,
1778, he re-enlisted in "Capt. Merrick's
Co. for three months." In September,
1779, again
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enlisted in Capt. Rugg's Co., Col.
Taylor's regiment. In 1780 he
enlisted for three months in Capt.
Blakely's Co., Col. Malcolm's
regiment, N. Y. On June 3, 1835, while
living in Milford township, Knox county, he
applied for a pension (allowed), but in 1840
was a resident of Granville township, this
county. The date of his death is
August 23, 1847 - buried at Johnstown
cemetery.
WILLIAM GAVIT. -
WILLIAM HARRIS, SR. -
JOSEPH HEADLEY. -
CALEB HILL. -
GEORGE HORN. -
ELIAS HUGHES. -
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REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS BURIED IN WISCONSIN.
Graves of the following soldiers have been
located in Wisconsin by the Milwaukee
Chapter, through the investigations of the
Committee on Revolutionary Soldiers,
consisting of Miss Lillian Hoyt,
Wauwatosa, chairman; Mmes. C. N. Childs,
C. C. Southwell, Annie A. Shields and
C. B. Perry.
Two of these graves have been found in the
cemetery at Wauwatosa, and the names of the
soldiers were found to be JAMES MORGAN,
probably a brother of Gen. Morgan of
revolutionary fame, and RIDDELL, the
first name not having been ascertained.
The grave of HELMUTH KELLOGG in a cemetery in
Racine county has been marked by the
Daughters with appropriate exercises.
Another grave in Portage is discovered to be
that of COOPER PIXLEY, and the
remaining two are those of E. BROWN
in Jefferson county and of THOMAS LYON
in Walworth county.
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ECHOES
FROM TENNESSEE
Miss Susie Gentry, of Franklin,
Tennessee, has received the following letter
from Mr. Robert T. Quarles, State
Archivist:
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WORK OF
THE CHAPTERS.
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GENEALOGICAL NOTES AND QUERIES
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ANSWERS:
1355. CALDWELL
1357. HALL -
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1358. (2) PERRY. -
1358. (3) BATTLE. -
1365. (1) BARNETT-WEBB. -
1385. PORTMAN -
1411. (4) McGREGORY. -
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1417. GREENE - VALLETTE. -
1423. (2) MARION. -
1423. (3) ROCHELLE. -
QUERIES.
1411. (1) AUSTIN -
(2) GAYLORD. -
(3) LORD. -
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1412. (1) WOOD - KERLEY. -
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(2) SIBLEY - TIFFANY. -
1413. (1) ROOP - FLEXOR. -
(2) TOPPING - STEELE
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1415. (1) WINDSOR - MERRILL. -
(2) WINDSOR - ASHCROFT. -
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1422. COTTON - HUEY - Wanted, names of
parents of Malinda Cotton, who m. (1) Wm.
Morris; (2) Robert Huey in 1833
in Ill., just across the river from Paducah,
Ky. - M. C. G.
1423. (1) STUKES - BAXTER. -
(2) ERVIN - MARION. -
(3) ROCHELLE - BOONE -
(4) MAR - ROCHELLE -
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(6) Official proof of service of
Capt. Joseph (or James) Palmer, who m.
_____ Whitney and is buried in
Bethesda cemetery, near Rockhill, S. Car.
His dau. Elizabeth m. (1) John
Martin; (2) James Sadler.
Wanted also information of Christian name
and ancestry of _____ Whitney, who m.
Capt. Palmer.
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Isaac and Jacob Garrett.
Did any of his ancestors serve in Rev.
If so, how can I obtain proof of the same? -
A. K.
1425. EVERTS. - Information of Rev.
service, if any, is desired of Samuel G.
Everts, b. Guilford, Conn., Jan. 29,
1746; m. Sarah Fuller of Sharon,
Conn.; moved to Salisbury, Conn.; d. in 1832
at Mexico, N. Y.
(2) GALLUP. - In Oct. (1908) magazine
Elisha Gallup is spoken of as "the
last survivor of Fort Griswold Massacre."
The names and addresses of his descendants
are desired. - S. M. B.
1426. Can anyone tel me
if the following genealogies are still in
print; if so, where can they be obtained,
and what is teh approximate cost?
Van Buskirk Family; Gard Family; Ball and
Winans Families; Evarts Family of Mass.,
and Wolcott Family of Conn. -
E. W. A.
1427. BURNETT - FRANKLIN. - Family
tradition claims that my father, Benjamin
Franklin Burnett, was a descendant of
Benjamin Franklin. Can anyone aid
me to establish the line. He was the
son of John Burnett and Sally Johnson;
and she was the dau. of James Johnson
and Johanna Kincaid. James Johnson's
mother was (before marriage) Sarah Barr.
A. P. B. B.
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1429. EMRICH. -
(2) ELLIOT - PUTERBAUGH CARVER -
1429. McALLISTER. - Information desired
as to family history and Revolutionary
service of Joseph McAllister.
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Congratulating you upon the admirable
AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE. - CAROLINE P.
CAMPBELL
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IN
MEMORIAM
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"No one hears
the door that opens
When they pass beyond our call;
Soft as loosened leaves of roses
One by one, our loved ones fall." |
MRS. H. H. WEST (Mary
Elizabeth Wilder)
MRS. ADALINE M. OAKLEY
MRS. FRANCES A. PACKARD
MRS. EMILY SMITH REED NETTLETON
MRS. REBECCA PALMER RAY,
BEULAN BROWN TAYLOR
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BOOK NOTES
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The Daughters
of the State of Washington are to be
congratulated on the wonderful success
of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
The eastern states may wel take notice.
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OFFICIAL
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THE NATIONAL
SOCIETY
OF THE
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Headquarters,
902 F Street, Washington, D. C.
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National Board of
Management
1909,
President General
MRS. MATTHEW T. SCOTT.
701 E. Taylor
Street, Bloomington, Ill., and 902 F
Street, Washington, D. C.
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HOWTO BECOME A
MEMBER
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No application
will be considered until this fee is
paid. If not accepted, this amount
will be returned.
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etc.
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