Born 1745; died October, 1823; buried at Dummerston, Vt. (Grave marked by White Plains Chapter. Their common bond is their lineal descent from Patriots of the American Revolution. Mcjunkin, Capt. John. Beach, Noah. Born 1757 ( 59); died February 16, 1831; buried at Northfield, Conn. Blodgett, John. Revolutionary War Pension Payment Ledgers, 1818-1872 from NARA microfilm publication T718. Inside the Library: Users view all available supporting documentation on file with any specific application or supplemental application or for any specific Revolutionary War patriot. Sayles, William. Douglas's company in May, 1776, and 1778. Was a private in Capt. Died May 5, 1827, aged 63; buried in Agawam Center Cemetery, Massachusetts. Buried in Old Allentown Cemetery, Allentown, Pa. Griffin, Richard. Served in Fourth Light Dragoon Continental Troop, Revolutionary War. Private in Middlesex County, New Jersey Militia. Users will be able to view the complete record copy prior to the purchase of said record copy. The SAR insignia consists of a Maltese cross surrounded by a garland, with a relief of George Washington in a center circle. He drew a pension after the war. There are no reviews yet. Grave marked by old limestone headstone, with inscription containing words "A soldier of American Revolution.". TanNer, Lieut. Served Lexington Alarm, under Capt. 5, 6.). Emblem of the Sons of the American Revolution, List of presidents-general of the Sons of the American Revolution, Tomb of the Unknown Revolutionary War Soldier, United States Declaration of Independence, List of Members of the Sons of the American Revolution, Category:Members of the Sons of the American Revolution, List of attractions and events in the Louisville metropolitan area, List of hereditary and lineage organizations, Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, The United Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada, "Suggested Induction Ceremony for New Members No. Born in Powhattan County, Va., and died in Clarke County, Ala. Applied for a pension December 2, 1833. He was on the pay roll of Capt. Merrick, Capt. Captain of a company of Windsor and vicinity men, Vermont Militia, 1780 and 1781. Died August 8, 1826, aged 73; buried in Huntingdon (Pa.) Cemetery. Was a member of committee of safety. Moss, Levi, Jr. Born 1747; died March 6, 1825; buried at Northfield, Conn. Moss, Titus. Born 1739; died February 15, 1807; buried at East Litchfield, Conn. Smith, Manuel. Defenders of Forts and Stations: Individuals who lived on the frontier, from the Great Northern Lakes to Georgia, who are documented as having actively defended the western frontiers against British forces and their allies, the Indians. Find special initiative opportunities for every interest and every budget! Born 1749; died March, 1797; buried at Hartford, Vt. Born September 23, 1759; died December 26, 1844; buried at Milton, Conn. Weller, Dan. Born August 14, 1758; died April 26, 1846; buried at West Litchfield, Conn. Ellis. Enlisted from Surry County, N. C, 1781. Served in Lieut. Buried in Rural Cemetery, White Plains, N. Y. Buried in Fulton County, Ill. (Grave located by Peoria Chapter.). He was wounded in the hand by a Hessian's bayonet and was afterward injured in the foot. Born in Edgecombe County, N. C.; died in Montgomery County, N. C. He was the first sheriff of Montgomery County, N. C. Decker, David. Private in Capt. Born 1760 (? DAR members are women who come from diverse backgrounds and hold a variety of interests. (Grave located by Richard Wallace Chapter, North Thetford, Vt.). Died February 5, 1788, aged 77; buried in Old North Cemetery, Agawam, Mass. Parish, Ebenezer. Warren's militia. Enlisted 1779, Penobscot Expedition. Born 1760; died 1828. Buried at Granville Cemetery, Pennsylvania. Bennett, Deacon David. Henry Haskell's company. same first & last name & state of enlistment will be grouped together Born July 23, 1742; died September 17, 1826; buried at East Litchfield, Conn. Seymour, Samuel. Dodge, Daniel. 1890 - 2023, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) | All Rights Reserved. Born 1750; died 1833; buried at Marshfield Hills, Mass. (Grave located by Lady Fenwick Chapter, Cheshire, Conn.), Hull, Andrew, Jr. (Grave located by Lady Fenwick Chapter, Cheshire, Conn.), Hull, Samuel. (Located by Lady Fenwick Chapter, Cheshire, Conn.). Buried in Jackson Township, N. C. Entered the Revolutionary War from Cabarras County, N. C. Woodard, Artimus. Born 1762; died December, 1852; buried at Westmoreland, N. H. Served under Col. John Daggart. The objectives of the Society shall be: To recognize and record those individuals who were/are American Prisoners of War from 1607 through present day. Patrick Campbell. Warner, Josiah. Cooper, Enoch. Military service is credited to those who served in campaigns against the British between 19 April 1775 and 26 November 1783. Stockwell, Jonas. Leonard, Moses. Entered the war as a lieutenant and at the close was a captain. Born August 8, 1747; died May 4, 1794; buried at West Litchfield, Conn. Stoddard, Jesse. Jonathan. Bond, Capt. Buried in McJunkin graveyard, near Union, S. C. Mcneil, Archibald, Jr. Born July 17, 1737; died January 31, 1813; buried at East Litchfield, Conn. Mcwhorter, George. Born June, 1761; died July, 1848; buried at Dover, Vt. (Has monument.) Bubkhalter, John. Silas Cobb's company, Col. Danforth Keyes's regiment. (Grave located by Lady Fenwick Chapter, Cheshire, Conn.). Thomas, Sergt. Buried near Vienna, Va. Brooke, Capt. Osborne, Eliada. Born 1795; died May 23, 1824; buried in Jewett Cemetery, at Twelve Corners, Madison, Me. At the very least, you will need to gather documents for yourself, your parents, grandparents and possibly great . will need to research & send for the documentation of your ancestor. Hinds, Oliver. (Has monument.). Among the products available to the general public are: clothing apparel for men and women, Revolutionary War replicas such as Liberty Bells and field cannons, jewelry for men and women such as lapel pins and cuff links, along with cups, mugs, key-chains, books, CDs, videos and knickknacks. Buried at Lipscomb Gregory farm, South Carolina. Born April 9, 1768; died July 6, 1862. Born 1754; died April 24, 1843; buried at West Litchfield, Conn. Polk, Capt. Chase, James. Ohl, Henry. Second service, enlisted and served as a private under Cols. The DAR asserts copyright protection on record copies and prohibits the posting of images of DAR application papers and supplemental application papers online in any form by anyone. Born 1715; died 1785; buried at Winslow, Me. Served near Boston, Mass. Buried at West Litchfield. Enlisted at Shawangunk, N. Y. Buried in Sheddsville. the past year. He was head of the first law school in the United States. Born 1754; died March 15, 1835; buried at Morris, Conn. Wilbur, Gideon. Died October, 1838; buried in Pioneer Cemetery, West Blumfield, N. Y. He was born in Culpeper County, Va., and served as an officer in the Virginia continental line of the Revolutionary Army. Willington, Samuel. Cranston, Elon. Enoch Chapin (Mass.). John Sargeant. Thayer, Jonathan. Henry R. Bonner (1724-January 1, 1822), aged 98 years. Born January 18, 1755; died October 13, 1828; buried at Marshfield, Mass. Everett, John. Born October 3, 1752; died February 13, 1831; buried at West, Litchfield, Conn. Perry, Abner. Shaw, William. Warren, Martin. Buried in West Bath Cemetery, West Bath, N. H. (Grave marked 1917.). Enlisted in Capt. Private in Pennsylvania Militia; served under Lieut. Vosburg, Abram. Buried in Massachusetts. Born about 1727; died June, 1808; buried at Brattleboro, Vt. He was a private; served under Capt. Severely wounded by Indians, which disabled him for life. These groups were the Descendants of Washington's Army at Valley Forge (DVF), the Tennessee Valley . Be the first one to, Sitton and Gibson genealogy : descendants of three Revolutionary War soldiers : Joseph Sitton, North Carolina; Guyon Gibson, South Carolina; Thomas Kennedy, Virginia, Advanced embedding details, examples, and help, urn:lcp:sittongibsongene00sitt:lcpdf:2157ea50-e5f9-4546-a091-7bdbd39b0a28, urn:lcp:sittongibsongene00sitt:epub:f49cb02a-fff8-4a81-9e0c-91302b884f3a, Boston Public Library Local and Family History Collection, Terms of Service (last updated 12/31/2014). Samuel Sloper's company. Jonathan Warren. John. Buried at Scaife Place, near Santuc, S. C. Savage, Capt. These include our Ancestor Database, Member Database, Descendants Database, DAR Library Catalog, DAR Genealogical Records Committee database, The Revolutionary War Digital Library and corresponding index, and a couple of others . Hitchcock, Amassa. White, Caleb. Enlisted as a private in Revolutionary War. Minshall, Rev. Committee of Safety. icated in the list. The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to preserve the memory and spirit of those who contributed to securing American independence. The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR, National SAR or NSSAR) is an American congressionally chartered organization, founded in 1889 and headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky. Linn, John. (Has monument.) Born about 1746; died December, 1816; buried at Dover, Vt. Caleb King. He served in Revolutionary War, having enlisted in 1777, and followed Gen. Greene throughout his campaign in the Carolinas. Born 1739; died September, 1807; buried at West Dummerston, Vt. Born 1760; died May 27, 1837; buried at East Litchfield. Warner, William. Born 1731; died 1813; buried at Winslow, Me. Buried in the Maple Street Cemetery, North Brookfield, Mass. Born January 3, 1759; died November 9, 1810; buried at Footville, Conn. Way, Asa (Aba). Jonathan. Cline, Jonas. Signers of Petitions acknowledge the right of the new provincial and/or state government to represent the people. Eli Parker's company, Massachusetts Militia. In addition to the larger meetings previously listed, there are over 60 standing and special committees that SAR members are appointed to in order to oversee the Society's welfare. He is buried in same family plot, 1 mile south of Mount Clare, Harrison County, W. Va. Jackson, William. Hurrard, Watts, Jr. Born 1753; died 1826. Find special initiative opportunities for every interest and every budget! (Grave marked 1917. Born 1757; died February 14, 1838. Steen, Lieut. ), Members of the Continental Congress, State Conventions, and Assemblies. Bourne, John. Born 1750; died 1825. AmericanRevolution.org: Your Gateway to the American Revolution Robbins, Willard. Buried in McJunkin graveyard in South Carolina. Stewart, Jehiel. Private in Col. Elmore's regiment, continental service. Died 1802; buried in Union Cemetery, South Carolina. Buried in Old North Cemetery, Agawam, Mass. Buried in Ebenezer Churchyard, in South Carolina. Champion, Judah. Clark, Sylvanus. Unlike the Leadership Meetings which always take place at the Society's National Headquarters, the National Congress is held in different locations throughout the United States. 1776 D Street NW Served in Massachusetts continental lines was a pensioner. Born December 25, 1762; died January 31, 1841. Born 1753; died 1823; buried in South Amherst Cemetery, Amherst, Mass. Enlisted August, 1777, for two or two and a half years; again in the fall of 1779, from New York, three months under Capt. He was first lieutenant in Capt. Hafner, Michael. Born May 13, 1761; died December 13, 1840; pensioned under act of June, 1832, for service as a private in Virginia Militia. Born 1738; died November 28, 1823; buried at East Litchfield, Conn. Welch, David. Here you will find collections of databases DAR has made available online. Buried in North Carolina. Coe, Levi. There are 121 duplicate numbers, therefore the warrants range in number from one to 4,627. Born August 27, 1749; buried Mehoopany (Roger Hollow), Pa. Company, Capt. Return made October 6, 1775. Buried at Glencliff, N. H. (Grave marked 1917.). Buried at Coldwater, Mich. Griesemer, Felix. Died in Columbus, Ohio. (Grave located by Lady Fenwick Chapter, Cheshire, Conn.). He was a private in Capt. Served under Capt. Galpin, Amos. Applied for and received a pension October 16, 1832, while a resident James. Robert. Born 1758; died January 10, 1830. Ayres, Lieut. Buried in the Catholic Cemetery, Barnesville, Md. Everett Bogardus's company, Snyder's regl-ment. Loftin, Thomas. Warner, Jonathan. (Grave located by Richard Wallace Chapter, North Thetford, Vt.), Forrest, Robert. 241 Born April, 1750; died January, 1821; buried at Chesterfield, N. H. Served in Col. Ashley's regiment. Buried in Hallowell Cemetery, Hallowell, Me. General Buried in North Carolina. In Capt. DAR provides copies of membership applications and supplemental applications (Record Copies) with complete images of the lineage page, the list of source citations and the description of the Revolutionary War service (pages 2, 3, and 4). Baldwin, James. Born 1734; died 1818; buried at Winslow, Me. !- French & Indian War Soldiers- read below. Suggestions are welcomed. Born 1744; died September 15, 1828. Born 1742; died 1819. Bishop, Jared. Blakeslee, Samuel. Buried at Lehigh Church, Albertus, Pa. Briggs, Joseph. John Van Mater's company rangers in Westmoreland County, Pa. Buried at Limerick Square, Pa. Brooke, Matthew. Mansfield, Joseph. He was a member of the Sixth Regiment, under Col. Graham. Dickinson, Oliver. Private in Capt. of a Cohasset heroine of the Revolution, Persis (Tower) Lincoln, daughter of Outside the Library: Search capabilities are extremely limited. Born April 28, 1742; died September 17, 1815; buried at Bantam, Conn. Kilbourn, Giles. An old letter in possession of descendants, addressed to Hubbard Williams, by James Mullins, dated 1826.). These pages contain the email and/or URL addresses of descendants or persons who can give you some background on the revolutionary soldier that is listed with each email address. George Sharpe's company, Third Battalion, Militia. Happy Hunting & September 23, 1777, to October 18, 1777. John. Two", "Sons of the American Revolution | Presidents General of the SAR and Annual Congress Sites", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sons_of_the_American_Revolution&oldid=1158159502, Members of the Sons of the American Revolution, American Revolution veterans and lineage organizations, Non-profit organizations based in Kentucky, Patriotic and national organizations chartered by the United States Congress, Articles with dead external links from August 2020, Pages using infobox organization with motto or pledge, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 4.0, civilians who provided arms or supplies to the American cause, people who served on political bodies supporting the, Soldiers and sailors from allied nations such as France and, This page was last edited on 2 June 2023, at 09:01. William Paulding's regiment, Cols. National officers and former state and chapter presidents wear the insignia suspended from a neck ribbon of the Society's colors. Kilbourn, David. Society of the Descendants of the Founders of Hartford. Died March, 1793, aged 48. Revolutionary War Records at FamilySearch. His pension was $12 per month. Bodourtha, Joseph. Visit Libraries, Archives and Courthouses, History, Economics, Government and Political Science, Elementary and Secondary Teacher Education, Mission Statement & Collection Development Policy, Searching the DAR Americana Collection and NSDAR Archives, Citing, Quoting and Reproducing DAR Sources, Anderson's Performances at DAR Constitution Hall, 75th Anniversary of the Marian Anderson Mural in the Department of the Interior, The United States Semiquincentennial Commission. Jones, Eaton, Jr. Born 1762; died January 5, 1838; buried at East Litchfield, Conn. Jones, Jeremiah. Born 1750; died July 18, 1838. Crandell, Richmond. Born 1754; died 1811; buried in Old South Burying Ground, Windsor Vt . The National Society reserves the right to determine the acceptability of all service and proof thereof. SAR Founder William Osborn McDowell disagreed with the Sons of the Revolution requirement at that time that all state societies were to be subordinate to the New York society. He is buried in the town of Warren, Herkimer County, N. Y. Timothy Jeans; September, 1778, and at various times as ensign and Indian spy for one month, under Capt. Private in Capt. for providing the space for this Revolutionary War Soldiers Project. Born November 17, 1765; died March 6, 1837; buried Tirzah A. R. P. Church in Lancaster, S. C. McClary, Jesse. Captives of Early American Pioneers Web Site, Sign the American Revolutionary Soldiers Guestbook, submit a related question or URL, View The American Revolutionary Guestbook, FRENCH SOLDIERS in the FRENCH & INDIAN WAR, Listings for Letter B-French & Indian War. Please advise if any e-mail link fails to work. Samuel Sanford and Cols. Chiley, Gen. Joseph. Col. Thomas Lothrop Chapter, Cohasset, Mass., located the grave Buried in Sheddsville, West Windsor, Vt. James Blakeslee. Beecher, Burr. Born 1760; died October 30, 1843; buried at East Litchfield, Conn. Taylor, Lieut. Each record includes the currently verified information about the patriot including: his/her dates of birth and death, spouse, location of residence, and a description of the Revolutionary War service claimed for the ancestor. Peter Francisco (born Pedro Francisco; July 9, 1760 - January 16, 1831) known variously as the "India," the "Giant of the Revolution," and occasionally the "Virginia Hercules," was a Portuguese -born American patriot and soldier in the American Revolutionary War . Born : died 1848; served in Revolutionary War from State of Connecticut. Buried in the old graveyard of Ulaytown Reformed Church, Lancaster County, Pa. Van Ness, George. Capt. Pensioner.). Buel, Peter, Jr. Born October 12, 1739; died January 30, 1797; buried at East Litchfield, Conn. Buel, Salmon. Joel. Thomas, Col. Anthony. When he was 65 years old was general in war of 1812. ), Bryant, Daniel. Thanks. Potter, Capt. He was a highway commissioner. Born at Groton, Mass., 1763; died at Moscow, Me., December 27, 1850; buried in Bingham, Me. Parker's company, Col. Porter's regiment. Born 1763; died November, 1829; buried at Bantam, Conn. Grove, Michael. Record types contained in this collection include: Muster rolls Payrolls Strength returns Misc., personnel, pay, and supply records of American Army units Manuscript register of the series (roll 1) Items intended for SAR members only include: clothing, decals, license plate holders and frames, certificates and medals corresponding to SAR activities, medals designed to reward active and retired military personnel, firefighters, EMS, JROTC and ROTC, individuals involved in education, Eagle Scouts and many others. Goodwin, Nathaniel, Sr. Born 1728; died May 18, 1777; buried at West Litchfield, Conn. Goodwin, Nathaniel, Jr. Born 1760; died April 15, 1841; buried at Morris, Conn. Goodwin, Ozias. Dear Patron: Please don't scroll past this. Hatch, Charles. (Dates obliterated; grave located by Richard Wallace Chapter, North Thetford, Vt.), Atwater, Reuren. He was a soldier under George Washington, 1776-1780. Clift, Capt. Died 1806; buried near Vienna. Briggs, Samuel. Hayden, Josiah. John. Born 1717; died December 21, 1790; buried at Morris, Conn. Woodruff, James. Bronze tablet erected by the Washington Heights Chapter, New York City, N. Y. Pratt, Stephen. Born May 7, 1728; died August 21, 1776; buried in Presbyterian Cemetery, White Plains, N. Y. Buried in Winslow, Me. Born August 21, 1754; died April 12, 1851; buried West Litchfield, Conn. Bean, Capt. While only the National Officers, Vice-Presidents and Trustees have the right to vote on the floor, all SAR members are welcome to attend and may request appointment to committees. Only that documentation that was submitted with a particular application or supplemental will be on file with that application or supplemental. The Ancestor Database is a searchable index of every Revolutionary War patriot who has been previously proven on a DAR Application or Supplemental Application. Schultz, Christopher. Died in 1846 at Weston, the home of his granddaughter, Mrs. John Gillam Friend, and is buried in Beth-Salem Cemetery, Boligee, Green County, Ala. His Born 1762, Providence, R. I.; died July 15, 3847; buried at Seville, Ohio. Douglass, George. Has Government marker over grave. Buried in North Carolina. Born 1745; died 1830; buried in West Cemetery, Amherst, Mass. ), Clement, Philip. (Vol. Sargeant, Lieut. A prisoner. Died March 19, 1813; aged 67; buried in Elmwood Cemetery. Born about 1758; died September, 1841; buried at Brookline, Vt. Was a member of Connecticut State troops. His name appears on a roll, May 31, 1777, and March, 1778, with remarks which indicate that he was then in hospital from War Department. Buried at Lipscomb Gregory farm, South Carolina. Born 1760 or 1764; died 1840. Born 1755; died September, 1834; buried at Dover, Vt. John Marcy's (Windsor) company, Vermont Militia, in 1780. must be secured and identified before the D.A.R. in 1890. Bartlett, Asa. Born 1734; died December 29, 1803; buried at Conway, Mass. In the years before easy access to photocopy machines, many members requested that their documentation be returned to them. Born 1734; died August 25, 1799; buried on Nottingham Square, N. H. Clark, Ahel. Appointed January 14, 1777. Born 1758; died 1838; buried in Canfield, Ohio.
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