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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Volume 12Mrs. Adora Flynn Swartz.DAR ID Number: 11862 Born in
Connecticut. Wife of Christian Swartz. Descendant of Sergt. David
Gilbert, of Connecticut. Daughter of James Flynn and Jane Haviland,
his wife. Granddaughter of Reed Haviland and Amy Gilbert, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of David Gilbert and Mary Wakeman, his wife. David
Gilbert, 1776, enlisted in Capt. Elijah Abel's company for the defense
of New York. He served as sergeant, 1781, under Capt. Najah Bennett.
He was born at Ridgefield, 1755, and was a pensioner when he died
there, 1835. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 13Miss Emeline Stuart
Gearhart.DAR ID Number: 12969 Born in Pennsylvania. Descendant of
Capt. Jacob Gearhart and of George Beaver, of Pennsylvania. Daughter
of Wilson Mettler Gearhart and Jennie Beaver, his wife. Granddaughter
of John Gearhart and Martha Houston Martin, his wife; Jesse Beaver and
Mary Ann Swartz, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of William Gearhart and
Sarah Gulick, his wife; Peter Beaver and Catharine Gilbert, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Jacob Gearhart and Catharine Kline, his wife;
George Beaver and Katharine Kieffer, his wife. Jacob Gearhart
(1735-1813), enlisted as sergeant, 1776, and rose to the rank of
captain of Hunterdon county, N. J. militia. He was born in France and
died in Northumberland county, Penna. George Beaver (1755-1836),
enlisted in Capt. Caleb North's company, 1776, commanded by Col.
Anthony Wayne, and also served in the Rifles under Capt. Thomas
Church. He was in the Canadian campaign and at the battle of Three
Rivers. He died in Franklin county. Also Nos. 2032, 10298. Click to
view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 13page 368Mrs. Jennie Beaver Gearhart.DAR ID Number:
12970 Born in Pennsylvania. Wife of Wilson M. Gearhart. [p.368]
Descendant of George Beaver. Daughter of Jesse Beaver and Mary Ann
Swartz, his wife. See No. 12969. Click to view full contextThe
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume
41page 41Mrs. Adelaide Lare Mclean.DAR ID Number: 40110 Born in
Allegheny, Pennsylvania. Descendant of Frederick Swartz, of
Pennsylvania. Daughter of Edwin Lare and Agnes C. O'Leary, his wife.
Granddaughter of Joseph Lare and Catharine Singerly, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Adam Lare (d. 1798) and Rebecca Swartz, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Frederick Swartz and Abigail Chester, his
wife, m. 1755. [p.41] Frederick Swartz served as a private in the
Second Pennsylvania regiment. He was born about 1734 and died in
Philadelphia. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 57page 92Mrs. Esther
Louise Thayer Kirkpatrick.DAR ID Number: 56265 Born in Douglas County,
Ill. Wife of J. F. Kirkpatrick. Descendant of Lieut. Ebenezer Putney,
Moses Wright, and of Sergt. Joshua Thayer. Daughter of James Lyman
Thayer (b. 1852) and Mima Cash (b. 1858), his wife, m. 1875.
Granddaughter of Eli Swartz Thayer (1821-78) and Mary Esther Bovell
(1820-1911), his wife, m. 1844; Jackson Lewellyn Cash (1820-1901), and
Amanda L. Cash, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Harvey Thayer (b. 1794)
and Hannah Salmon, his wife; Peachy Cash (d. 1884) and Mary Wright,
his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Joshua Thayer and Anna Thayer (d.
1766), his 2nd wife, m. 1787; John Salmon and Mary (Polly) Putney, his
wife, m. 1799; Moses Wright and Elizabeth Whitehead, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Ebenezer Putney and Susannah French, his
wife. [p.92] Ebenezer Putney (1740-1802) entered the militia as
sergeant, 1777, and, 1778, served as lieutenant in the Northern
Department. He was born in Charlton; died in Goshen, Mass. Also No.
19585. Moses Wright (1748-1832) enlisted in Capt. James Franklin's
company of Foot, 10th Virginia regiment, also in Capt. John Steed's
company, 1780. He was born and died in Amherst County, Va. Joshua
Thayer (1742-1822) turned out at the Lexington Alarm in a detachment
of minute men under Col. Abiel Fellows and, 1777, was sergeant in
Colonel May's regiment. He was born in Braintree; died in
Williamsburg, Mass. Click to view full contextThe National Society of
the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 59page 196Mrs. Martha
Wolfe Kalp.DAR ID Number: 58575 Born in Lewisburg, Pa. Wife of James
Lloyd Kalp. Descendant of Capt. George Wendell Wolfe, Lieut.-Col.
William Chamberlin, George Seitz, John Bashore, Peter Swartz, and
James Moore. Daughter of Hon. Charles Spyker Wolfe and Martha
Elizabeth Meixell, his wife. Granddaughter of Samuel Wolfe and
Catharine Lawshé, his wife; Joseph Meixell and Mary Ann Moore, his
wife. Gr-granddaughter of Jacob Wolfe and Catharine Bashore, his wife;
John Lawshé, Jr., and Mary Seitz, his wife; James Moore, Jr., and Mary
Ott Clark, his wife. [p.196] Gr-gr-granddaughter of George Wendell
Wolfe and Ann Elizabeth Reid, his wife; John Bashore and Elizabeth
Swartz, his wife; John Lawshé and Eleanor Chamberlin, his wife; George
Seitz and Catherine Burkhart, his wife; James Moore and Mary
Wilkinson, his wife. Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Peter Swartz and —,
his wife; William Chamberlin and Elizabeth Ten Broeck, his wife.
George Wendell Wolfe (1740-1826) enlisted, 1776, as a private and
later became captain of the 5th company, 4th battalion, Northumberland
County militia. Also No. 3240. William Chamberlin (1737-1817) served
as lieutenant-colonel of New Jersey volunteers in the battles of the
Jerseys, and his eldest son, Lewis, was killed at Germantown. He was
born in Ringoes, N. J.; died in Union County, Pa. Also No. 24328.
George Seitz (1755-1824) enlisted, 1780, in Capt. Charles Gobin's
company, Col. Joseph Hiester's regiment, and subsequently served in
guarding prisoners of war. He was born in Reading; died in Lewisburg,
Pa. Also No. 13760. John Bashore (1750-78) in 1775-76 was a member of
the Committee of Safety of Lancaster County, Pa. He was born in
Bethel; died in Northumberland County, Pa. Peter Swartz, a patriot,
maintained a fort on his farm for the protection of the settlers of
Buffalo Valley. He died, 1804, in Union County, Pa. James Moore
served, 1776, as a private in Capt. James Parr's company, 1st rifle
regiment, Northumberland County, Pa. He was born, 1753, in Brunswick,
N. J. Also No. 3059. Click to view full contextThe National Society of
the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 61Miss Helen Margaret
Swartz.DAR ID Number: 60769 Born in Norwalk, Conn. Descendant of
Sergt. David Gilbert, of Connecticut. Daughter of Christian Swartz and
Adora M. Flynn, his wife. Granddaughter of James Flynn and Jane
Haviland, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Reed Haviland and Amy Gilbert,
his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of David Gilbert and Mary Wakeman, his
wife. David Gilbert (1755-1835) enlisted, 1776, in Capt. Elijah Abel's
company for the defense of New York. He served as sergeant, 1781,
under Capt. Najah Bennett. He was born at Ridgefield, and was a
pensioner when he died there. Also No. 11862. Click to view full
contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 61page 273Miss Celynda Ford.DAR ID Number: 60814
Born in Philadelphia, Pa. Descendant of Lieut.-Col. Jacob Ford, Jacob
Frederick Schell, Eliakim Reed, and Eliakim Reed, Jr. Daughter of
Raymond L. Ford (b. 1836) and Celynda Werner (b. 1845), his 2nd wife,
m. 1872. Granddaughter of Eliakim Reed Ford and Harriet Emmons
(1805-90), his wife, m. 1823; Philip P. Werner, M. D. (1821-96), and
Nancy Maria Schell (1822-1908), his wife, m. 1844. [p.273]
Gr-granddaughter of Sylvester Ford (1770-1846) and Lydia Olmsted Reed
(1773-1846), his wife, m. 1791; William Schell (1799-1869) and Lena
Campbell (1802-73), his wife, m. 1820. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Jacob
Ford and Abigail Curtiss, his wife; Frederick Schell (1766-1846) and
Maria Richtmyer (1770-1837), his wife; Eliakim Reed, Jr., and Rebecca
Fitch (b. 1748), his wife, m. 1772. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Eliakim
Reed and Sarah Richards (1724-95), his wife, m. 1748; John Frederick
Schell and Nancy Swartz or Anna Maria Haines, his wife. Jacob Ford
(1744-1837) was appointed captain in the Albany County, New York
militia, 1775. He was promoted major, served as lieutenant colonel in
the Burgoyne campaign, and his commission is still in the family. He
was born in Hebron, Conn.; died in Austerlitz, N. Y. Also Nos. 4335,
5630, 16363. Jacob Frederick Schell (1740-1824) was a private in the
15th Albany County, New York regiment of militia under Col. Peter
Vrooman. He was born and died in Schoharie, N. Y. Eliakim Reed
(1725-1810), a patriot, equipped soldiers for the army. He was born in
Norwalk, Conn.; died in Amenia, Dutchess County, N. Y. Eliakim Reed,
Jr. (1752-1830) signed the Association Test in Amenia Precinct,
Dutchess County, N. Y., 1775, where he died; he was born in Norwalk,
Conn. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters
of the American Revolution Volume 62page 165Miss Mary Moore Wolfe, A.
M., M. D.DAR ID Number: 61477 Born in Lewisburg, Pa. Descendant of
Capt. George Wendell Wolfe, Lieut.-Col. William Chamberlin, John
Bashore, Peter Swartz, George Seitz, and James Moore. Daughter of Hon.
Charles Spyker Wolfe, A. M., LL. B., and Martha Elizabeth Meixell, his
wife. Granddaughter of Samuel Wolfe and Catharine Lawshe, his wife;
Joseph Meixell and Mary Ann Moore, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Jacob
Wolfe and Catharine Bashore, his wife; John Lawshe, Jr., and Mary
Seitz, his wife; James Moore, Jr., and Mary (Ott) Clark, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of George Wendell Wolfe and Ann Elizabeth Reid,
his wife; John Bashore and Elizabeth Swartz, his wife; John Lawshe and
Eleanor Chamberlin, his wife; George Seitz and Catharine Burkhart, his
wife; James Moore and Mary Wilkinson, his wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter
of Peter Swartz and —, his wife; William Chamberlin and Elizabeth Ten
Broeck, his wife. George Wendell Wolfe (1740-1826) enlisted, 1776, as
a private and [p.165] later became captain of the 5th company, 4th
battalion, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania militia. William
Chamberlin (1737-1817) served as lieutenant-colonel of New Jersey
volunteers in the battles of the Jerseys, and his eldest son, Lewis,
was killed at Germantown. He was born in Ringoes, N. J.; died in
Union, Pa. John Bashore (1750-78) in 1775-76 was a member of the
Committee of Safety of Lancaster County, Pa. He was born in Bethel;
died in Northumberland County, Pa. Peter Swartz, a patriot, maintained
a fort on his farm for the protection of the settlers of Buffalo
Valley. He died, 1804, in Union County, Pa. George Seitz (1755-1824)
enlisted, 1780, in Capt. Charles Gobin's company, Col. Joseph
Hiester's regiment, and subsequently served in guarding prisoners of
war. He was born in Reading; died in Lewisburg, Pa. James Moore
served, 1776, as a private in Capt. James Parr's company, 1st rifle
regiment, Northumberland County, Pa. He was born, 1753, in Brunswick,
N. J. Also No. 58575. Click to view full contextThe National Society
of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 67page 284Mrs.
Henrietta Bunce Swartz.DAR ID Number: 66780 Born in New York, N. Y.
Wife of John Hancock Swartz. Descendant of John Elsworth, of New York.
[p.284] Daughter of William Coulthard Bunce and Mary Carpenter, his
wife. Granddaughter of William Carpenter and Mary Elsworth, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of John Elsworth and Margaret King, his wife. John
Elsworth (1756-1844) was placed on the pension roll, 1831, of
Bainbridge, Chenango County, for service, 1776, as private in Capt.
Viner Van Landt's company, Col. John Lasher's regiment, New York
militia. He was born in New York City; died in Bainbridge County. Also
No. 18775. Click to view full
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MatchesPrevious Hits Next HitsThe National Society of the Daughters of
the American Revolution Volume 68page 194Mrs. Grace Mckinney
Swartz.DAR ID Number: 67546 Born in Newburg, Ind. Wife of Walter Allen
Swartz. Descendant of Col. Daniel Moor. [p.194] Daughter of James
Brady McKinney (1857-1908) and Mollie Beatty (b. 1856), his wife, m.
1882. Granddaughter of James McKinney (1812-76) and Emeline Posey
(1816-73), his wife. Gr-granddaughter of William McKinney and Jane
Shirley (1786-1865), his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of James Shirley
(1759-1855) and Mary Moor (1759-1850), his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Daniel Moor and Ann Cox (1729-1804), his
wife. Daniel Moor (1730-1811) was a member of the Committee of Safety
of Bedford and served as colonel of militia. He was born in
Londonderry; died in Bedford, N. H. Also No. 31624. Click to view full
contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 71Mrs. Laura A. Criswell Swartz.DAR ID Number: 70413
Born in Zanesville, Ohio. Wife of John M. Swartz. Descendant of James
Wilson. Daughter of Nicholas Criswell (1819-86) and Frances Ann Knight
(b. 1834), his wife, m. 1854. Granddaughter of Reuben Knight (1803-90)
and Margaret Wilson (1810-82), his wife, m. 1827. Gr-granddaughter of
James Wilson and Catherine Collins (b. 1763), his wife, m. 1785. James
Wilson (1753-1839) received a pension for service as private in Capt.
George Stubblefield's company, Col. Josiah Parker's 5th Virginia
regiment, Continental Line. He died in Muskingum County, Ohio. Click
to view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution Volume 72page 352Miss Margaret Esther
Stevenson.DAR ID Number: 71988 Born in Lycoming County, Pa. Descendant
of Alexander Morrison and of Capt. Michael Wolf. Daughter of William
Torrence Stevens (b. 1848) and Hester Louise Wolfe (b. 1852), his
wife, m. 1873. Granddaughter of William Stevenson (1804-48) and
Margaret Morrison (1813-58), his wife, m. 1843; Thomas Michael Wolf
(1824-97) and Esther Cline, his wife, m. 1847. Gr-granddaughter of
Gabriel Morrison (1771-1830) and Elizabeth Swartz (1777-1864), his 2nd
wife; Michael Wolf, Jr. (1790-1856), and Catharine Miller (1796-1865),
his wife, m. 1813. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Alexander Morrison and
Prudence Gamble (1751-1826), his wife, m. 1770; Michael Wolf and
Margaret —, his wife. Alexander Morrison (1749-1826) was a private in
the “Liberty Company” of Londonderry Township, Lancaster County, Pa.,
1775, and, 1777, took oath of allegiance to the State. He was born and
died in Chester County, Pa. Also No. 62597. [p.352] Michael Wolf
(1754-1825) commanded a company, 1776, in the Bucks County militia
under Col. Jacob Morgan. He was born in Germany; died in Clinton
County, Pa. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 74page 15Miss Mabel Rolfe
Swartz.DAR ID Number: 73029 Born in Dodge County, N. Y. Descendant of
John Elsworth, Jr. Daughter of John Hancock Swartz and Henrietta
Bunce, his wife, m. 1874. Granddaughter of William Coulthard Bunce
(1816-94) and Mary Carpenter (1820-1906), his wife, m. 1839.
Gr-granddaughter of William Montgomery Carpenter (1795-1827) and Mary
Elsworth (1800-27), his wife, 1819. Gr-gr-granddaughter of John
Elsworth and Margaret King, his wife. [p.15] John Elsworth (1756-1844)
was placed on the pension roll, 1831, of Bainbridge, Chenango County,
for service, 1776, as private in Capt. Viner Van Landt's company, Col.
John Lasher's regiment, New York militia. He was born in New York
City; died in Bainbridge, N. Y. Click to view full contextThe National
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 78Mrs.
Celynda Werner Ford.DAR ID Number: 77451 Born in Schoharie County, N.
Y. Wife of Raymond L. Ford. Descendant of Jacob Frederick Schell.
Daughter of Philip P. Werner, M. D. (1821-96), and Nancy Maria Schell
(1822-1908), his wife, m. 1844. Granddaughter of William Schell
(1799-1869) and Lena Campbell (1802-73), his wife, m. 1820.
Gr-granddaughter of Frederick Schell (1766-1846) and Maria Rightmyer
(1770-1837), his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Jacob Frederick Schell
and Nancy Swartz, his wife. Jacob Frederick Schell (1740-1824) was a
private in the 15th Albany County, New York regiment of militia, under
Col. Peter Vrooman. He was born and died in Schoharie, N. Y. Also No.
60814. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters
of the American Revolution Volume 79Mrs. Eleonora Keene Richards
Swartz.DAR ID Number: 78635 Born in East Carroll Parish, La. Wife of
Edward George Swartz. Descendant of Lieut.-Col. Jeptha Atherton.
Daughter of Alexander Keene Richards and Mary Editha Bynum, his 2nd
wife. Granddaughter of Wade Hampton Bynum and Caroline La Mothe, his
wife. Gr-granddaughter of Turner Bynum and Mary Atherton, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Jeptha Atherton and Elizabeth Kinchen, his 2nd
wife. Jeptha Atherton (1735-1800) was a member of the Provincial
Congress of North Carolina, 1776, and lieutenant-colonel of a North
Carolina regiment. He was born in Bermuda; died in North Carolina.
Also No. 57471. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 82Mrs. Bertha Martin
Houck.DAR ID Number: 81393 Born in Wright, N. Y. Wife of John Willard
Houck. Descendant of Jacob Frederick Schell, Adam Zimmer, George
Becker, and John Jacob Zimmer. Daughter of Peter Martin (1830-1909)
and Malinda Schell (b. 1841), his wife, m. 1859. Granddaughter of John
Martin (b. 1801) and Hannah Zimmer (b. 1802), his wife, m. 1826; David
Schell and Hannah Becker (1802-80), his wife, m. 1822.
Gr-granddaughter of Peter A. Zimmer (b. 1778) and Maria Ball (b.
1775), his wife, m. 1800; Peter Schell (b. 1768) and Sophia Dominick
(b. 1773), his wife, m. 1792; Jacob Becker (b. 1775) and Anna Enders,
his wife, m. 1796. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Adam Zimmer and Margaret
Schaeffer (b. 1750), his wife, m. 1772; Jacob Frederick Schell and
Nancy Swartz (1741-1837), his wife, m. 1762; George Becker and Maria
Elizabeth Zimmer, his wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of John Jacob
Zimmer and Catherine Boter, his wife, m. 1745 (parents of Maria
Elizabeth). Jacob Frederick Schell (1740-1824), Adam Zimmer
(1749-1830), and George Becker, all served in Col. Peter Vrooman's
regiment, 15th Albany County militia. They were born and died in
Schoharie, New York. Jacob Zimmer (1722-82) served as a member of the
Committee of Correspondence, Protection, and Safety in and for
Schoharie, N. Y., where he was born. He was killed by the Indians.
Click to view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution Volume 85page 211Mrs. Carrie Schlosser
Spellman.DAR ID Number: 84542 Born in Three Rivers, Mich. Wife of Dr.
C. A. Spellman. Descendant of Matthias (Michael) Schoch, as follows:
1. Jesse Schlosser (b. 1852), m. 1873, Polly Schoch (b. 1852). 2.
George Schoch (1819-1904), m. 1845, Lucy Ann Ware (b. 1826). 3. John
Schoch, Jr. (1795-1879), m. 1818, Elizabeth Shenafeld. 4. John Schoch
(1766-1824), m. Catharine Swartz (d. 1831). 5. Matthias (Michael)
Schoch, m., 1st, Margaretta — (d. 1785). [p.211] Matthias (Michael)
Schoch (1738-1812) served with the Rangers on the frontier of
Northumberland County, Pa. He was born in Switzerland; died in Snyder
County, Pa. Also No. 64788. Click to view full contextThe National
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 90page
158Mrs. Mary Gaskins Brown.DAR ID Number: 89486 Born in Danville, Pa.
Wife of John Gearhart Brown. Descendant of George Beaver, as follows:
[p.158] 1. John William Gaskins m. Marion Beaver. 2. Jesse Beaver m.
Mary Ann Swartz. 3. Peter Beaver m. Elizabeth S. Gilbert. 4. George
Beaver m. Katherine Keiffer. George Beaver (1755-1836) enlisted, 1776,
in Capt. Caleb North's company, commanded by Col. Anthony Wayne. He
was at the battle of Three Rivers and later served under Capt. Thomas
Church. Thomas Church. He was born in Chester County; died in Upper
Stroudsburg, Pa. Also No. 84280. Click to view full contextThe
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91Mrs. Lizzie Defever Swartz.DAR ID Number: 90898 Born in Fredonia,
Kansas. Wife of Clyde B. Swartz. Descendant of John Levever (Defever)
as follows: 1. Jesse Walace Defever (1838-1907) m. 1859 Malinda B.
Lawson (1838-1907). 2. William Defever m. Sallie H. Hodges. 3. John
Levever (Defever) m. 1794 Nancy Husten. John Levever (Defever)
(1753-1839) enlisted, 1776, as a private under Capt. James Hook, 13th
Virginia regiment. In 1826 his widow applied for a pension which was
granted. He was born in France; died in Kentucky. Click to view full
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MatchesPrevious Hits Next HitsThe National Society of the Daughters of
the American Revolution Volume 92Mrs. Annie Nicholas Cameron.DAR ID
Number: 91193 Born in Northampton, Pa. Wife of Wilfred Cameron.
Descendant of Michael Swartz, as follows: 1. Peter Nicholas (b. 1835)
m. 1st 1860 Anne Eliza Mertz (1836-82). 2. Joseph Nicholas (1805-77)
m. Elizabeth Swartz (1806-89). 3. Peter Swartz m. Susan Renner. 4.
Michael Swartz m. Froney (or Frone) — (d. 1807). Michael Swartz
served, 1780-81, as private in Capt. Paul Knauss' company, Northampton
County militia, Lieut.-Col. Kern's regiment. He was born, before 1746,
in Berks County, and died, after 1801, in Northampton County, Pa.
Click to view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution Volume 92Mrs. Lillian Miller Swartz.DAR ID Number:
91925 Born in Alba, Pa. Wife of Floyd Swartz. Descendant of Elijah
Jones, as follows: 1. Frank W. Miller (b. 1857) m. 1879 Sarah Warren
(b. 1857). 2. Philip Miller (1824-87) m. 1846 Cynthia Jones
(1827-1907). 3. Joel Jones (1788-1863) m. Mary M. Ward (1793-1863). 4.
Elijah Jones m. Hannah Raymond. Elijah Jones served as a messenger of
dispatches for General Washington and as private in Captain Brewster's
company, Colonel Huntington's regiment, 1776. He was born in
Connecticut; died in New York. Also No. 73757. Click to view full
contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 95Mrs. Florence Dickson Swartz.DAR ID Number: 94448
Born in Blue Island, Ill. Wife of David Swartz. Descendant of Benjamin
Rexford, as follows: 1. Samuel J. Dickson (b. 1839) m. Florence
Reynolds (b. 1848). 2. Fayette Dickson (1797-1855) m. Isabel Rexford
(1807-96). 3. Benigah Rexford m. Jerusiah Squires. 4. Benjamin Rexford
m. 1st Catherine Rice. Benjamin Rexford (1761-1839) served as private
in Capt. Eli Leavenworth's company, Col. Return Jonathan Meig's
Connecticut regiment. He was born in Wallingford, Conn. Click to view
full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 102page 294[p.294] Miss Nelle Jane Stevenson.DAR ID
Number: 101962 Born in Lycoming County, Pa. Descendant of Alexander
Morrison, as follows: 1. William Torrence Stevenson (b. 1848) m. 1873
Hester Louise Wolf (b. 1852). 2. William Stevenson (1804-48) m. 1843
Margaret Morrison (1813-58). 3. Gabriel Morrison (1771-1830) m. 2nd,
1802 Elizabeth Swartz (1777-1864). 4. Alexander Morrison m. 1770
Prudence Gamble (1751-1826). Alexander Morrison (1749-1826) was a
private in the “Liberty Company” of Londonderry Township, Lancaster
County, Pa., 1775, and, 1777, took the oath of allegiance to the
State. He was born and died in Chester County, Pa. Also No. 71988.
Click to view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution Volume 104page 34[p.34] Mrs. Blanche Roberta
Nicholas Bonnar.DAR ID Number: 103096 Born in Lehigh County, Pa. Wife
of William Martin Bonnar. Descendant of Michael Swartz, as follows: 1.
Llewellyn Nicholas (1864-98) m. 1887 Mary Roberta Thomas (1867-98). 2.
Peter Nicholas (b. 1835) m. 1860 Anne Eliza Mertz (1836-82). 4. Joseph
Nicholas (1805-77) m. Elizabeth Swartz (1806-89). 5. Peter Swartz m.
Susan Renner. 6. Michael Swartz m. Froney (or Frone) — (d. 1807).
Michael Swartz served, 1780-81, as private in Capt. Paul Knauss'
company, Northampton County militia, Lieut.-Col. Kern's regiment. He
was born in Berks County, and died, 1801, in Northampton County, Pa.
Also No. 91193. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 105page 208Mrs. M. Alma
Swartz Neilly.DAR ID Number: 104624 Born in Howard, Pa. Wife of Robert
L. Neilly. Descendant of Brig.-Gen. John Philip De Haas, as follows:
1. George W. Swartz (b. 1850) m. 1876 Charity Jane Lucas (b. 1848). 2.
George Swartz (1819-49) m. 1844 Margaret De Haas (1824-96). 3. William
De Haas (d. 1875). [p.208] 4. John Philip De Haas, Jr. (d. 1826), m.
1792 Ann Shippen. 5. John Philip De Haas m. Eleanor —. John Philip De
Haas (1735-86) was major of the Provincial troops, and, 1776, promoted
colonel. In 1777 he was made brigadier-general, Continental Army. He
was born in Holland; died in Philadelphia, Pa. Also No. 78551. Click
to view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution Volume 106page 109[p.109] Mrs. Hester Daisy Emery
Moore.DAR ID Number: 105328 Born in New Castle, Pa. Wife of Fred Wills
Moore. Descendant of Capt. Nathan Evans, as follows: 1. Ezra Emery (b.
1841) m. 1870 Henrietta McIlvenny (b. 1845). 2. Joseph Harper Emery
(1815-90) m. 1836 Christiana Evans (b. 1815). 3. Ezra Evans (b. 1787)
m. Elizabeth Swartz. 4. Nathan Evans m. 1st 1778 Mary James (1758-90).
Nathan Evans (1756-1810) was lieutenant of a company of foot, 1777,
was promoted captain of Bucks County, Pennsylvania militia, 1780, and
served at Brandywine and Germantown. He was born in Bucks County; died
in Union County, Pa. Also No. 83564. Click to view full contextThe
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106page 136[p.136] Mrs. Helen Larue Evans Swartz.DAR ID Number: 105417
Born in Nodaway County, Mo. Wife of Harold Swartz. Descendant of
Roswell Wheaton, as follows: 1. Stanley Carlisle Evans m. 1891 Cora
Evans. 2. James Evans m. 1856 Sarah E. Prindle. 3. Francis Prindle m.
1832 Deborah Ann Wheaton. 4. Roswell Wheaton. Roswell Wheaton
(1757-1842) served as a private under Captains Prentice, Potter, and
Morris, Colonels Douglas, Meigs, and Scammel, Connecticut and New
Hampshire troops. He was born and died in Roxbury, N. H. Click to view
full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 107Mrs. Clara Swartz Zimmer.DAR ID Number: 106313
Born in Jeffersonville, Ind. Wife of Laurence E. Zimmer. Descendant of
Isaac Holman, as follows: 1. Allen Asbury Swartz (b. 1849) m. 1879
Sallie Clarke (b. 1858). 2. Jacob Swartz (1800-78) m. 1829 Rebecca
Jacobs (1811-87). 3. Thomas Jacobs (1783-1857) m. 1809 Mary Holman
(1790-1839). 4. Isaac Holman m. 1st Catherine Wilcox (1762-1841).
Isaac Holman (1757-1843) was placed on the pension roll of Clark
County, Ind., 1834, for service as private, North Carolina militia. He
was born in Rowan County, N. C.; died in Clark County, Ind. Also No.
79331. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters
of the American Revolution Volume 107page 152Mrs. Mary Williams
Swartz.DAR ID Number: 106493 Born in Grundy County, Mo. Wife of Harry
Rollinson Swartz. Descendant of Sergt. William Peery, as follows: 1.
David Alexander Williams (1832-98) m. 1858 Nancy Louise Wynne
(1838-70). 2. James Wynne (1800-67) m. 1822 Sophia Peery (1798-1872).
3. William Peery m. 1781 Sarah Evans. [p.152] William Peery
(1755-1830) served as sergeant under Gen. George Rogers Clark in the
Illinois expedition. He was born and died in Virginia. Also No. 97137.
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the American Revolution Volume 108Mrs. Nellie May Atherton.DAR ID
Number: 107135 Born in Fulton County, Ill. Wife of F. W. Atherton.
Descendant of Thomas Hamer, as follows: 1. George Swartz (b. 1853) m.
1874 Emma Worsdell (b. 1854). 2. Benjamin Swartz (1821-75) m. 1845
Sarah Hamer (1826-1912). 3. James Hamer (1786-1872) m. Elizabeth
Siebert (1786-1870). 4. Thomas Hamer m. 1765 Eleanor Lyons (b. 1750).
Thomas Hamer served as a private in Captain Barber's company, Colonel
Robinson's Pennsylvania Rangers. He was born 1730 in England; died in
Pennsylvania. Also No. 103166. Click to view full contextThe National
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 108Mrs.
Anna Tresham Swartz.DAR ID Number: 107598 Born in Circleville, Ohio.
Wife of John Swartz. Descendant of James Brooks and of Cornelius
Brooks, as follows: 1. Henry Tresham (1835-1900) m. 1858 Margaret
Thompson (b. 1842). 2. John Thompson (1814-56) m. 1841 Ann Eliza
Palmer (1818-98). 3. Phineas Palmer (d. 1830) m. Margaret Brooks
(1782-1841). 4. Cornelius Brooks m. 1738 Mary Hyndeshaw (1757-1830).
5. James Brooks m. 1757 Mary Johnston (1739-1831). James Brooks
(1729-1812) served as private in 7th company, 1st regiment, New Jersey
Continental Line. He was born in England; died in Pipe Creek, N. Y.
Cornelius Brooks (1758-1837) served as fifer in Pennsylvania troops.
He was born in New Jersey; died in Olean, N. Y. Click to view full
contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 108Mrs. Clara C. Billman Spigelmyer.DAR ID Number:
107935 Born in Muncy, Pa. Wife of Sherry Spigelmyer. Descendant of
Alexander Morrison, as follows: 1. Charles Billman (1835-99) m. 1853
Mary E. Betts (1836-1907). 2. Daniel Betts (1806-83) m. 1827 Mary
Morrison (1803-82). 3. Gabriel Morrison (1771-1830) m. 2nd 1802
Elizabeth Swartz. 4. Alexander Morrison m. 1770 Prudence Gamble
(1751-1821). Alexander Morrison (1749-1826) served as a private in
Capt. Samuel Evans' company of Pennsylvania militia, 1778. He was born
and died in Chester County, Pa. Also No. 71988. Click to view full
contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 110Mrs. Polly Schock Schlosser.DAR ID Number: 109836
Born in West Lodi, Ohio. Wife of J. L. Schlosser. Descendant of
Matthias (Michael) Schock, as follows: 1. George Schock (1819-1904) m.
1845 Lucy Ann Ware (b. 1826). 2. John Schock, Jr. (1795-1879), m. 1878
Elizabeth Shenafield. 3. John Schock (1766-1824) m. Catherine Swartz
(d. 1831). 4. Matthias Schock m. Margaretta — (d. 1785). Matthias
(Michael) Schock (1738-1812) served with the Rangers on the frontier
of Northumberland County, Pa. He was born in Switzerland; died in
Snyder County, Pa. Also No. 84542. Click to view full contextThe
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume
111Mrs. Irene Crist Blough.DAR ID Number: 110582 Born in Harrisburg,
Pa. Wife of B. F. Blough. Descendant of Thomas Wharton, as follows: 1.
Uriah S. Crist (b. 1848) m. 1871 Mary Florence Swartz (b. 1854). 2.
Jacob Mohler Swartz (1826-83) m. 1852 Mary Ann Wolf (b. 1832). 3.
Peter Wolf (1804-78) m. Elizabeth Stakemiller (1813-78). 4. William
Stakemiller (1777-1849) m. Elizabeth Wharton (1784-1853). 5. Thomas
Wharton m. Susanna — (1766-1854). Thomas Wharton (1758-1831) served,
1780, as private in Capt. John Carothers' company, 3rd battalion
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born and died in
Cumberland County, Pa. Click to view full contextThe National Society
of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 114Miss Louise
Catherine Hench.DAR ID Number: 113119 Born in Harrisburg, Pa.
Descendant of Abraham Albert and of Nicholas Ickes, 3rd, as follows:
1. Harry Foster Hench (b. 1860) m. 1st 1886 Anne Olivia Swartz (b.
1864). 2. Nicholas Hench (1811-92) m. 2nd 1858 Catherine Foster
(1827-1904); William F. Swartz (1832-66) m. 1864 Louisa Coller
(1839-1905). 3. Peter Hench (1782-1814) m. 1809 Elizabeth Ickes
(1787-1859); Henry Coller (1806-76) m. 1836 Abigail Albert (1807-85).
4. Nicholas Ickes, 3rd, m. 1st 1785 Mary Magdalene Christman (d.
1797); John Albert (1773-1838) m. 1796 Charlotte Heikes (1776-1846).
5. Abraham Albert m. 1771 Maria Elizabeth — (1747-89). Abraham Albert
(1746-1811) served as a private in Capt. George Shiver's company, Col.
Philip Beam's regiment, 1781. He was born in Northampton; died in
Allentown, Pa. Also No. 108047. Nicholas Ickes, 3rd (1764-1849), in
1781, at the age of 16, served as a substitute and continued in
service until the close of the war. He was born in Limerick; died in
Ickesburg, Pa. Also No. 64519. Click to view full contextThe National
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 124Mrs.
Lilian Prentiss Swartz.DAR ID Number: 123659 Born in New York. Wife of
F. D. Swartz. Descendant of Lieut. Joshua Prentiss, as follows: 1.
Henry James Prentiss (b. 1867) m. 1895 Lue Bradley (b. 1868). 2.
Andrew Morgan Prentiss (1834-99) m. 1862 Henrietta Driggs (1840-1910).
3. Henry Jones Prentiss (b. 1807) m. 1st 1833 Sarah Richards Jewett
(1809-49). 4. Henry Prentiss (1772-1813) m. 1791 Mary Calley
(1770-1821). 5. Joshua Prentiss m. 1st 1765 Grace Babier. Joshua
Prentiss (1744-1837) was pensioned for service, 1775, as lieutenant in
Capt. John Merritt's company of militia, Col. John Glover's regiment
of infantry. He was born in Holliston; died in Marblehead, Mass. Also
No. 116914. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 126page 168Mrs. Ethel
Swartz Diehm.DAR ID Number: 125510 Born in Philadelphia, Pa. Wife of
William Diehm. Descendant of Michael Righter, as follows: 1. Henry H.
Swartz (1846-1900) m. 1874 Hallie Righter (b. 1848). [p.168] 2. John
Stritzel Righter (1817-85) m. 1840 Nancy Theresa Ross Best
(1818-1906). 3. Michael Righter, Jr. (1772-1826), m. 1810 Catherine
Stritzel (1793-1877). 4. Michael Righter m. 1775 Elizabeth Bower
(1757-1828). Michael Righter (1748-1819) served as private in Capt.
John Levering's company, 7th battalion, Philadelphia County,
Pennsylvania militia, 1781. He was born and died in Roxboro, Pa. Also
No. 83355. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 148Mrs. Nellie Swartz
Fay.147103 Born in Bellefonte, Pa. Wife of Carl A. Fay. Descendant of
Brig. Gen. John Philip DeHaas, as follows: 1. George W. Swartz (b.
1850) m. 1876 Charity Jane Lucas (1848-1914). 2. George Swartz
(1819-49) m. 1844 Margaret DeHaas (1824-96). 3. William DeHaas (d.
1875) m. Mary Connor (d. 1852). 4. John Philip DeHaas, Jr. (d. 1826),
m. 1792 Ann Shippen. 5. John Philip DeHaas m. Eleanor Bingham. John
Philip DeHaas (1735-86) served as colonel and, 1777, was made
brigadier general of the Pennsylvania Continental troops. He was born
in Holland; died in Philadelphia, Pa. Also No. 146873. Click to view
full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 148page 221[p.221] Mrs. Emma Swart Bailey.147692
Born in Washington County, Pa. Wife of Henry T. Bailey. Descendant of
Philip (Leonard) Swartz and of Capt. Enoch Hastings, as follows: 1.
Hiram Swartz (1812-97) m. 3d 1859 Mary G. Hastings (1831-1909). 2.
Jacob Swartz (d. 1815) m. Sarah Evans (d. 1846); Enoch Hastings, Jr.,
m. 1817 Mary Golden Henderson. 3. Philip (Leonard) Swartz m. Asena
Walton; Enoch Hastings m. Sally Anderson (1773-1812). Philip (Leonard)
Swartz (1729-1811) served as private in a company of guards under
Major Nichols and Colonel Camble, Pennsylvania. He was born in
Germany; died in Amity, Pa. Also No. 144021. Enoch Hastings commanded
the 2d company in the 1st battalion, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
militia. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa.; died, 1812. Also No.
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MatchesPrevious Hits Next HitsThe National Society of the Daughters of
the American Revolution Volume 148Mrs. Lena Bailey Bell.147693 Born in
Washington County, Pa. Wife of James Franklin Bell. Descendant of
Philip (Leonard) Swartz and of Capt. Enoch Hastings, as follows: 1.
Henry T. Bailey (1845-1909) m. 1st 1877 Mary Emma Swart (b. 1860). See
No. 147692. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 150Mrs. Mary Junk
Beale.DAR ID Number: 149415 Born in Range, Ohio. Wife of Orland L.
Beale. Descendant of Capt. William Rodgers, as follows: 1. Webster
Junk (1863-1901) m. 1892 Beatrice Henry (b. 1865). 2. John Randolph
Henry (1836-1905) m. 1863 Mary McClimans (1836-1912). 3. Hugh Henry
(1807-70) m. 1835 Maria Rodgers (1815-90). 4. John Rodgers (1777-1866)
m. 1799 Mary Clark (1782-1860). 5. William Rodgers m. 1772 Phoebe
Swartz (1756-1823). William Rodgers (1750-1824) was 2d and 1st
lieutenant in the 4th regiment, Virginia Continental Line; also served
as captain. He was born in Loudoun County, Va.; died in Ross County,
Ohio. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters
of the American Revolution Volume 155Mrs. Ella Grosscup Swartz.DAR ID
Number: 154847 Born in Ashland County, Ohio. Wife of Howard Swartz.
Descendant of Capt. Paul Grosscup, as follows: 1. Elias J. Grosscup
(1842-1906) m. 1863 Emma Peiffer (b. 1842). See No. 154846. Click to
view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 157Mrs. Effie Wonder Skidmore.DAR ID Number: 156820
Born in Dixon, Ind. Wife of Shirley Skidmore. Descendant of Andrew
Wonder, as follows: 1. William H. Wonder (1849-1917) m. 1870 Sarah
Beaman (b. 1851). 2. Enos Wonder (1826-1909) m. 1848 Jane Miller
(1827-1912). 3. Mathias Wonder (1791-1864) m. 1816 Elizabeth Harvestor
(d. 1879). 4. Andrew Wonder m. Catherine Swartz. Andrew Wonder
(1762-1846) was placed on the pension roll of York County, 1834, for
service as private, Pennsylvania militia. He was born, in York County,
Pa.; died in Wayne County, Ohio. Also No. 153276. Click to view full
contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 158Mrs. Emma Roberta Jacoby Haas.157159 Born in
Salisbury, Pa. Wife of Nathan A. Haas. Descendant of Daniel Dubbs, as
follows: 1. John M. Jacoby (1846-1912) m. 1866 Ellen C. Dubbs (b.
1849). 2. Robert Dubbs (1823-88) m. 1845 Caroline Ludwig (1828-1907).
3. Solomon Dubbs (1794-1880) m. 1822 Catharine Swartz (1797-1873). 4.
Daniel Dubbs m. Elizabeth Schwenk (d. 1818). Daniel Dubbs (1748-1828)
served as private in the Northampton County, Pennsylvania militia
under Captains Train and Jacoby. He was born and died in Lehigh
County, Pa. Click to view full contextThe National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 159page 25Mrs. Mabel Laury
Swartz.DAR ID Number: 158080 Born in Philadelphia, Pa. Wife of Walter
C. Swartz. Descendant of Michael Laury and of Godfrey Laury, as
follows: 1. David C. Laury (1853-1917) m. 1877 Pauline Shaffer (b.
1859). 2. Henry K. Laury (1830-1907) m. 1852 Abbie M. Leisenring
(1836-1914). 3. David Laury (1805-83) m. 1827 Maria Klein (1807-98).
4. John Laury (1784-1836) m. 1804 Maria Magdalena Kuhns (1783-1835).
5. Godfrey Laury m. 1781 Susanna Rockel (1757-1829). 6. Michael Laury
m. 1750 Barbara Gottchalk. Michael Laury served as private in the
Pennsylvania troops. He was born in Scotland; died, 1777, at Mt.
Bethel, N. J. [p.25] Godfrey Laury (1756-1829) served as private in
the Northampton County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in
Philadelphia; died in Northampton County, Pa. Also No. 147717. Click
to view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution Volume 159Mrs. Mary Dennis Haeseler.DAR ID Number:
158123 Born in Lancaster County, Pa. Wife of Fred T. Haeseler.
Descendant of Peter Becker, as follows: 1. Samuel B. Dennis (b. 1847)
m. 1871 Annie B. Dennis (1853-1919). 2. George Dennis (1823-52) m.
1846 Nancy Baker (1827-92). 3. Samuel Baker (Becker) (1792-1872) m.
1820 Anna Swartz (1799-1869). 4. Peter Becker m. 1789 Catherine Carper
(1762-1833). See No. 158120. Click to view full contextThe National
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 159page
152[p.152] Mrs. Winona Wonder Hynds.DAR ID Number: 158515 Born in
Carey, Ohio. Wife of Fred S. Hynds. Descendant of Andrew Wonder and of
Matthias Schock, as follows: 1. James Wonder (b. 1850) m. 1873 Alice
Ulsh (b. 1853). 2. William Wonder (1827-94) m. 1848 Margaret Schock
(1827-1913). 3. Daniel Wonder (1791-1887) m. 1814 Catherine Harpster
(1793-1863); George Schock (1789-1848) m. 1811 Margaret Seibert
(1791-1866). 4. Andrew Wonder m. 1784 Catherine Swartz (1764-1846);
Matthias Schock m. 2d 1787 Catherine Lips Gruber (1754-1832). Andrew
Wonder (1762-1846) was placed on the pension roll of York County,
1834, for service as private, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in
York County, Pa.; died in Wayne County, Ohio. Also No. 156820.
Matthias Schock (1738-1812) served as private in the 1st company, 4th
battalion, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania militia. Was also a
Ranger. He was born in Switzerland; died in Northumberland County, Pa.
Also No. 138754 Click to view full contextThe National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 159Mrs. Ellen F. Sweely
Gates.DAR ID Number: 158727 Born in Rutland, Pa. Wife of Burdge A.
Gates. Descendant of Alexander Morrison, as follows: 1. James
McClellen Sweely (b. 1852) m. 1872 Emma Frances Knorr (1854-1912). 2.
David H. Sweely (1823-1910) m. 1849 Ellen Betts (1831-93). 3. Daniel
Betts (1806-83) m. 1827 Mary Morrison (1803-82). 4. Gabriel Morrison
(1771-1834) m. 2d 1802 Elizabeth Swartz. 5. Alexander Morrison m. 1770
Prudence Gamble (1751-1821). Alexander Morrison (1749-1826) served as
private in Capt. Samuel Evans' company of Pennsylvania militia, 1778.
He was born and died in Chester County, Pa. Also No. 107935. Click to
view full contextThe National Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Volume 163Mrs. Marion Louise Bliem Goebel.DAR ID Number:
162389 Born in Chicago, Ill. Wife of R. M. Goebel. Descendant of Simon
Dreisbach, as follows: 1. Milton Jacob Bliem (b. 1860) m. 1885 Emma
Louise Yost (b. 1860). 2. Jacob Christian Bliem (1830-1903) m. 1851
Selinda Catherine Swartz (1831-1913). 3. David Bliem (1806-82) m. 1828
Susan Boyer (1810-76). 4. Jacob Boyer (1783-1852) m. Mary Magdalena
Dreisbach (1786-1867). 5. Jacob Dreisbach (1759-1817) m. 1783 A.
Margaretta Beaver (1763-1857). 6. Simon Dreisbach m. 1752 Dorothy Dies
(1732-73). Simon Dreisbach (1730-1806) was delegate to the State
Convention, signer of the Constitution of Pennsylvania, 1776, member
of the Provincial Congress and of the Council of Censors; also
commissioner to collect blankets and provisions for the soldiers in
Pennsylvania. He was born in Germany; died in Pennsylvania. Also No.
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