OF THE

SONS OF THE AMERICAN

REVOLUTION

ROLL OF MEMBERS

84 HENRY DAGGETT 3484
San Diego.

Druggist. Born in New Haven, New Haven Co., Conn., July 12, 1841.

Son of Alfred Daggett and Laura (Gilbert).

Grandson of Ezra Daggett and Eunice (Tuttle).

Great-grandson of NAPHTHALI DAGGETT and Sarah (Smith).

NAPHTHALI DAGGETT was born in Attleboro, Mass., September 8, 1727, and died in 1780. From 1775 to 1780 he was President of Yale College, and took an active part in resisting the British by word and by deed. In July, 1779, he took part as a Volunteer in a battle with the British, when they took New Haven, Conn. In this battle he was wounded and captured, and died the succeeding year from the effects of his wounds.

(Report of the Adjutant-Gen. of Conn. and Lippincott's Biographical Dict., p. 707. Bryant's Popular Hist. of the U. S., Vol. 3, p. 615.)

393 EDWARD PUTNAM DANFORTH

San Francisco.

Warehouseman. Born in Andover, Essex Co., Mass., December 13, 1854.

Son of Edwin Danforth and Frances Olivia (Abbott).

Grandson of William Danforth and Ruth (Peabody).

Great-grandson of WILLIAM DANFORTH and Lucy (Pollard).

Grandson of Gardner Abbott and Rachel (Hart).

Great-grandson of CALEB ABBOTT and Lucy (Lovejoy).

CALEB ABBOTT was born in Andover, Mass., October 8, 1751, and died there April 12, 1837. He marched on the Lexington Alarm of April 19, 1775. He fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill and with the Army around Boston. In January, 1776, he enlisted in Col. Enoch Poor's Regiment, New Hampshire Militia, in which he served in Canada and under Washington in New Jersey. He spent the winters of 1777 and 1778 at Valley Forge, and on February t6, 1778, he reenlisted for three years in Capt. John Abbott Jr.'s Company at Andover. On the fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill he took part in the laying of the cornerstone of the Bunker Hill Monument on June 17, 1825.

(Mass. Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Rev., Vol. 1, p. 6. Mass. Archives, State House, Boston.)

(See also EDWIN DANFORTH, No. 237.)

237 EDWIN DANFORTH 9637

San Francisco.

Warehouseman. Born in Boston, Suffolk Co., Mass., September 1, 1829.

Son of William Danforth and Ruth Peabody (Reed).

Grandson of WILLIAM DANFORTH and Lucy (Pollard).

Great-grandson of David Danforth and. Joanna (Shedd).

Great 2 grandson of Jacob Danforth and Martha (Crosby).

Great 3 grandson of Jonathan Danforth and Rebecca (Parker).

Great 4 grandson of Jonathan Danforth and Mary (Wilson).

WILLIAM DANFORTH was born in Billerica, Mass., July 31, 1757, and died in Derry, N. H, July 21, 1804. He enlisted August 1, 1775, as a drummer in Capt. Harndon's Company, Col. Bridge's Regiment, and was also among a list of men who received money from the public treasury for losses at the Battles of Lexington and Bunker Hill. He enlisted May 10, 1777, as a corporal in Capt. John Minot's Company, Josiah Whitney's Regiment, and was discharged July 9, 1777. Tradition has it that early in the Battle of Bunker Hill he was wounded and left the field, but after his wounds were treated, he came back into the fight again and did good service.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls.)

343 HERVEY DARNEAL 11893
Alameda.

Law Stenographer. Born in Liberty, Clay Co., Mo., April 20, 1847.

Son of Walter Scott Darneal and. Susan Mary (Hubbell).

Grandson of Edward Darnall and Phoebe (Dale).

Great-grandson of Joseph Darnall and Jennie (Ashby).

Great 2 grandson of JOHN ASHBY and Catherine (Huffman).

Grandson of William David Hubbell and Eliza E. (Price).

Great-grandson of EZRA HUBBELL and Mary Alice (Lewis).

Great 2 grandson of Hezekiah Hubbell and Ann (Patterson).

Great 3 grandson of RICHARD HUBBELL and Penelope (Payerweather).

Great-grandson of John Price and Susan (Gano).

Great 2 grandson of JOHN GANO and Sarah (Stites).

JOHN ASHBY was born in Fauquier Co., Va., in 1707, and died. in 1797. He served as a Captain of the 3d Virginia Regiment of Infantry, under Gen. Lewis, during the Revolutionary War.

(Heitman's Hist. Reg., p. 68. Hayden's Virginia Genealogies.)

RICHARD HUBBELL was born in Stratfield County in 1696, and died there June 26, 1787. Near the close of the War of the Revolution he placed at the disposal of Gen. Washington a sloop for an expedition to surprise and capture an English brig of war, anchored in Long Island Sound, off Newfield.

(Conn. Men in the Rev., Hist. of the Hubbell Family.)

JOHN GANO was born in Hopewell, N. J., in 1727, and died near Lexington, Ky., in 1804. He was a Chaplain of Gen. Clinton's New York Brigade, and participated in the Battle of Chatterton's Hill.

(Appleton's Enc. of Biography. Saffell's Rec. of the Rev. War, p. 478. Heitman's Hist. Reg., p. 186.)

327 NORRIS KING DAVIS 11877
San Francisco.

Mechanical Engineer. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, Cal., June 26, 1876.

Son of Horace Davis and Edith (King).

Grandson of Thomas Starr King and Julia Maria (Wiggin).

Great-grandson of Noah Wiggin and Ruth Lincoln (Jenkins).

Great 2 grandson of Isaac Jenkins and Betsey (Russell).

Great 3 grandson of JAMES JENKINS and Ruth (Lincoln).

Grandson of John Davis and Eliza (Bancroft).

Great-grandson of ISAAC DAVIS and Anna (Brigham).

Great 2 grandson of Simon Davis and Hannah (Gates).

Great 3 grandson of Simon Davis and Dorothy (Heald).

Great 4 grandson of Samuel Davis and Mary (Meddowes).

Great 5 grandson. of Dolor Davis and. Margery (Willard).

Great-grandson of AARON BANCROFT and Lucretia (Chandler).

Great 2 grandson of Samuel Bancroft and Lydia (Parker).

Great 3 grandson of Samuel Bancroft and Sarah (Lamson).

Great 4 grandson of Thomas Bancroft and Sarah (Poole).

Great 5 grandson of Thomas Bancroft and Elizabeth (Metcalf).

AARON BANCROFT was born in Reading, Mass., November 10, 1755, and died at Worcester, Mass., August 19, 1839. At the breaking out of hostilities in 1785, Aaron Bancroft was a boy 19 years of age and a student at Harvard College. During the college vacation the Battle of Lexington occurred. As soon as he heard of it he seized his musket, and, joining his friends and kinsmen, marched as a Volunteer to Cambridge.

(Eaton's Hist. of Reading, p. 704.)

ISAAC DAVIS was born in Rutland, Mass., February 27, 1749, and died in Northboro, Mass., April 27, 1826. He appears as 1st Lieutenant in the 3d Company, Capt. Godfrey, 6th Worcester County Regiment, commanded by Col. Cushing, in which he was commissioned June 10, 1779.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 28, p. 52.)

JAMES JENKINS was born in Scituate, Mass., July 3, 1749. He served as a Private in Capt. Turner's Company, Col. Anthony Thomas' Regiment, which marched on the Alarm of April 19, 1775, from Scituate to Lexington. In 1776 he was a Sergeant in Capt. Pierce's Company of Col. John Cushing's Regiment of Rhode Island. He marched from Scituate to Bristol with the 2d Plymouth Regiment.

(Lexington Alarm, Vol. 13, p. 129, R. I. Service; Vol. 3, p. 67. Cert. of Sec. of State of Mass. See also Horace Davis, Cal., No. 154.)

154 HORACE DAVIS 3554
San Francisco.

Merchant Miller. Born in Worcester, County of Worcester, Mass., March 16, 1831.

Son of John Davis and Eliza (Bancroft).

Grandson of ISAAC DAVIS and Anna (Brigham).

Great-grandson of Simon Davis and Hannah (Gates).

Great 2 grandson of Simon Davis and Dorothy (Heald).

Great 3 grandson of Samuel Davis and Mary (Meddowes).

Great 4 grandson of Dolor Davis and Margery (Willard).

Grandson of AARON BANCROFT and Lucretia (Chandler).

Great-grandson of Samuel Bancroft and Lydia (Parker).

Great 2 grandson of Samuel Bancroft and Sarah (Lamson).

Great 3 grandson of Thomas Bancroft and Sarah (Poole).

Great 4 grandson of Thomas Bancroft and Elizabeth (Metcalf).

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 28, p. 52.)

AARON BANCROFT was born in Reading, Mass., November 10, 1755, and died in Worcester, Mass., August 19, 1839. At the breaking out of hostilities in 1775, Aaron Bancroft was a boy 19 years of age and a student at Harvard College. During the college vacation the Battle of Lexington occurred. As soon as he heard of it he seized his musket, and, joining his friends and kinsmen, marched as a Volunteer to Cambridge.

(Eaton's Hist of Reading, p. 704.)

186 FRANKLIN HENRY DAY 3586

San Francisco.

Secretary. Born in Gowanda, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., January 5, 1827.

Son of John Franklin Day and Phebe (Root).

Grandson of Josiah Root and Temperance (Whittlesey).

Great-grandson of ELI ROOT and -----.

ELI ROOT was born in Westfield, Mass., February 27, 1731, and died in Pittsfield, Mass., in 1804. He enlisted as a Captain in Col. Easton's Regiment of the Massachusetts Militia, August 4, 1775, and marched to Canada, serving for twenty-two weeks, and until December 30, 1775. He next appears with the rank of Captain among a list of men from the town of Pittsfield, who were engaged in the Canadian service from January 1, 1776, to May 23. In 1777 he served in the Massachusetts State Legislature during the formation of the Constitution and was one of the Committee who drew up instructions for the representatives of the town in the State Convention.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 146, pp. 485, 486; also Smith's Hist. of Pittsfield.)

273 WALTER EMERSON DENNISON 10098
San Mateo.

Secretary City Street Improvement Company. Born in Kankakee Co., Ill., August 17, 1856.

Son of Walter Horace Dennison and Nancy Jane (Ransom).

Grandson of Timothy Dennison and. Alice (Hill).

Great-grandson of George Dennison and Dorcas (Soule).

Great 2 grandson of DAVID DENNISON and. Jane (Harraden).

Great 3 grandson of Joseph Harraden and Joanna (Emerson).

Great 4 grandson of George Dennison and Abagail (Harraden).

DAVID DENNISON was born in Gloucester, Mass., in 1734, and died in Freeport, Maine, in 1799. He was a Private in the 1st Regiment of Massachusetts Militia, commanded by Col. Joseph Vose. He enlisted February 17, 1777, for three years' service, and was discharged January 1, 1780.

(Conn. Men of the Rev., p. 631. Rec. Pension Office at Washington.)

68 WILLIAM HENRY DIMOND 3468

San Francisco.

Merchant. Born in Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Hawaii, November 11, 1838.

Son of Henry Dimond and Ann Maria (Anner).

Grandson of Jesse Dimon. and Bethiah (Marquand).

Great-grandson of DANIEL DIMON and Lois (Bradley).

Great 2 grandson of John Dimon and. Elizabeth (Wheeler).

Great 3 grandson of Moses Dimon and. Jane (Pinkney).

Great 4 grandson of Moses Dimon and Abigail (Ward).

Great 5 grandson of Thomas Dimond, of Fairfield., Conn..

DANIEL DIMON was born in Fairfield, Conn., March 20, 1747. He was an Ensign of the 4th Company of the 4th Connecticut Militia and served with that regiment in the campaign around New York in the summer of 1776.

(Conn. Men in the War of the Rev., p. 449. Colonial Rec. of Conn., Vol. 15, p. 341.)

71 EDWIN R. DIMOND 3468

San Francisco.

Merchant. Born in Springfield, Hampden Co., Mass., June 23, 1867.

Son of William Henry Dimond and Ellen Woods (Gray).

Grandson of Henry Dimond and Ann Maria (Anner).

Great-grandson of Jesse Dimon and Bethiah (Marquand).

Great 2 grandson of DANIEL DIMON and Lois (Bradley).

Great 3 grandson of John Dimon and. Elizabeth (Wheeler).

Great 4 grandson of Moses Dimon and Jane (Pinkney).

Great 5 grandson of Moses Dimon and Abigail (Ward).

Great 6 grandson of Thomas Dimond, of Fairfield, Conn.

(See William Henry Dimond, No. 68).

57 JOHN WALKER DINSMORE 3457
San Jose.

Clergyman. Born in Canton Township, Washington Co., Pa., March 13, 1839.

Son of William Dinsmore and Rebecca (Anderson).

Grandson of James Anderson and Mary (Stewart).

Great-grandson of PATRICK ANDERSON and

Great 2 grandson of JAMES ANDERSON and Elizabeth (Jarmen).

PATRICK ANDERSON was a Captain in the Army of the Revolution and one of the charter members of the Society of the Cincinnati.

JAMES ANDERSON was born in Chester Co., Pa., in 1750. He served as a Private in Capt. John Lacey's Company, 4th Battalion, Pennsylvania Infantry, commanded by Col. Anthony Wayne. This regiment entered service in 1776, and. took part in the battles at Long Island and Ticonderoga. He next enlisted in Col. Stephen Moylan's Regiment of Pennsylvania Cavalry, and was commissioned Lieutenant. He was captured by the British, and exchanged in December, 1780. (Family Rec. Pa. Archives, 2d Series, Vol. to, pp. 126 and 238; Vol. 238; Vol. p. 128.)

197 ZENAS UPHAM DODGE 3599
San Francisco.

Attorney-at-law. Born in Port Townsend, Jefferson Co., Wash., November 22, 1859.

Son of Eleazer E. Dodge and Marion (Upham).

Grandson of Samuel Upham 1 and Sally (Hatch).

Great-grandson of SAMUEL UPHAM 2 and Patty (Livermore).

Great 2 grandson of Samuel Upham 3 and Martha ( ).

Great 3 grandson of Samuel Upham 4 and Mary (Grover).

Great 4 grandson of John Upham and Abagail Hayward (Howard).

SAMUEL UPHAM 2d was born in Leicester, Mass., in 1762, and died in West Randolph, Vt., May 12, 1848. He was a Private in the Massachusetts Troops for a period of six months, during which time he served under Capt. Grout and Col. Howe.

(Cert. U. S. Pension Bureau of Pensions, dated June 12, 1896.)

150 DENIS DONOHOE

San Rafael.

Attorney-at-law. Born in Buffalo, Erie Co., N. Y., September 19, 1861.

Son of Denis Donohoe and Eliza Hamilton (Ruxton).

Grandson of William Ruxton and Caroline (Barton).

Great-grandson of William Barton, Jr., and Mabel (Terry).

Great 2 grandson of WILLIAM BARTON and Rhoda (Carver).

Great 3 grandson of Benjamin Barton and Lydia (Brown).

Great 4 grandson of Andrew Barton and Rebecca (Low).

WILLIAM BARTON was born in Warren, R. I., May 26, 1748, and died in Providence, R. I., October 22, 1831. Early in July, 1777, while he was Lieut.-Col. in the Rhode Island Militia, he conceived the plan of capturing Gen. Robert Prescott, who was then commanding the British forces in that state, and who had his headquarters in the farmhouse of Samuel Overton, a Quaker, a few miles from Newport, R. I. On the night of July 10, 1777, accompanied by thirty-eight well-armed men and a negro named Price, he crossed Narragansett Bay in four whale boats, from Warwick Point to Overton's farm. He caused his forces to surround the house, and having eluded the sentry he entered, accompanied by the negro, who burst open the locked door of Gen. Prescott's apartments. Gen. Prescott promptly surrendered to Col. Barton; was placed in one of the whale boats, conveyed to Warwick Point, and was subsequently sent under guard to Gen. Washington's headquarters. For his conduct in this affair Congress presented Col. Barton with a sword, and also gave him a commission as Colonel in the Continental Army. This sword is now in the possession of the Rhode Island Historical Society. In the action of Bristol Ferry, in August, 1778, Col. Barton was severely wounded and was disabled from further active service. He subsequently held the rank of General in the Rhode Island State Militia, and was a member of the Rhode Island Convention, which adopted the National Constitution.

(Heitman's Hist. Reg., p. 77. N. E. U. S. History.)

127 LEVI LEWIS DORR 3527

San Francisco.

Physician and Surgeon. Born in Brockton, Plymouth Co., Mass., April 6, 1840.

Son of Rufus Babcock Dorr and Eliza (Perkins).

Grandson of Levi Perkins and Jane (Sturtevant).

Great-grandson of LUKE PERKINS and Abagail (Soule).

Great 2 grandson of Benjamin Soule, Jr., and. Esther (Simmons).

Great 3 grandson of Benjamin Soule and Sarah (Standish).

Great 4 grandson of Alexander Standish and. Sarah (Alden).

Great 5 grandson of Miles Standish and a daughter of John Alden.

LUKE PERKINS appears as a Private on the Lexington Alarm Roll of Capt. Thomas Loring's Company, which marched on the Alarm of April 19, 1775, from Plymouth to Marshfield. Length of service, one day.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 12, p. 183.)

349 WILLARD NEWELL DROWN 11899

San Francisco.

Attorney-at-law. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, Cal., December 17, 1874.

Son of Albert Newell Drown and Virginia (Cullen).

Grandson of Nathaniel Drown and Mary Newell (Burr).

Great-grandson of Jeremiah Scott Drowne and Betsey (Grant).

Great 2 grandson of BENJAMIN DROWNE, JR., and. Rachael (Scott).

BENJAMIN DROWNE, JR., was born in Warren, R. I., November 25, 1747, and died in Barrington, in the same state, June 12, 1826. He was a Corporal in Capt. Thomas Allen's Company, and marched on the Alarm at Bristol on the 1st of April, 1776. In 1780 he was a Sergeant in Capt. Viall Allen's Company, Rhode Island Militia.

(Hist. of Barrington, 1898, pp. 370, 371, 374, 382, 398, 401. Military Papers in State House at Providence, R. I. Military Papers of the R. I. Hist. Society,)

200 PIERRE CHEESMAN DU BOIS 3600
San Francisco.

Mining Engineer. Born in Fishkill, Dutchess Co., N. Y., July 6, 1845.

Son of Charles Du Bois and Frances E. (Smith).

Grandson of Peter C. Du Bois and Anne (Simonton).

Great-grandson of PETER DU BOIS and Hannah (Cheesman).

Great 2 grandson of Peter Du Bois and Jannetje (Terboss).

Great 3 grandson of Pierre Du Bois and Jannetje (Burhans).

Great 4 grandson of Jacques Du Bois and Pierronne (Bentyn).

PETER DU BOIS was born at Fishkill, October 19, 1739, and died there August 14, 1814. He was a Private in Schutts' Company in the 2d Regiment of the New York State Militia. He served around Fishkill and West Point, N. Y., and in the upper highlands

of West Chester County.

(Archives of N. Y. in the Rev., pp. 363, 463.)

330 WILLIAM J. DUTTON 11880
San Francisco.

Underwriter and President Fireman's Fund Insurance Company. Born in Bangor, Penobscot Co., Me., January 23, 1847.

Son of Henry Dutton and Frances Cushing (Stevens).

Grandson of Samuel Edwards Dutton and Marcia (Page).

Great-grandson of SAMUEL DUTTON and Ruth (Edwards).

Great 2 grandson of John Dutton and Johanna (Crosby).

Great 3 grandson of Samuel Dutton and (Hill).

Great 4 grandson of Samuel Dutton and.

(See Samuel Edwards Dutton, No. 136.)

2 WILLIAM BOARDMAN EASTIN 3402
San Francisco.

Real Estate Agent. Born in Albemarle Co., Va., September 29, 1838.

Son of Stephen Bastin and Sarah (Rothwell).

Grandson of WILLIAM EASTIN and Mary Thurman (Taylor).

WILLIAM EASTIN was born in Virginia and was a Sergeant in the Virginia Line of the Continental Army, in which he served for three years.

(Records of the Land Office, Va., Book 1, p. 228.)

370 ALEXANDER GRIMES EELLS 12945

San Francisco.

Attorney-at-law. Born in Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio, March 18, 1862.

Son of Marcus Bells and Susan E. (Grimes).

Grandson of Sylvester Bells and Mary Moss (Hall).

Great-grandson of CHARLES GREENE.

Great-grandson of JONATHAN HALL and Martha (Collins).

JONATHAN HALL was born in Meriden, Conn., December 11, 1757, and died in New York, June 6, 1832. He was a surgeon and also a member of Capt. Cranch's Company, Bradley's Battalion, Wadsworth's Brigade of the Conn. State Troops, and was taken prisoner at Fort Washington, November, 1776.

(Conn. Men in the Rev., p. 418.)

CHARLES GREENE was born at East Greenwich, R. I., July 28, 1753; died at Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 15, 1816. He was Captain of the Kentish Guards, and also served as a Private in Phillip Grafton's Company in Col. John Tapham's Regiment, R. I. Troops.

285 ZOETH SKINNER ELDREDGE 10810
San Francisco.

National Bank Examiner. Born in Buffalo, Erie Co., N. Y., October 13, 1846.

Son of Zoeth Eldredge and Elizabeth (Curry).

Grandson of Zoeth Eldredge and Lois (Dunton).

Great-grandson of ZOETH ELDREDGE and Bethia (Hinckley).

Great-grandson of Elizur Skinner and Alvira (Bill).

Great 2 grandson of JOHN SKINNER and Elizabeth (Merrills).

Great 2 grandson of ICHABOD HINCKLEY and Mary ( ).

Great-grandson of SAMUEL DUNTON and Lois (Pearl).

Great-grandson of JOHN CURRY and. Cornelia (Post).

ZOETH ELDREDGE was born in Willington, Conn., in 1751, and died there March 18, 1828. He marched as a Minute Man, with the Wellington Company, commanded by Major Elijah Fenton, to the relief of Boston in April, 1775, serving ten days. He enlisted as a Private in the 5th Company, Capt. Solomon Wiles, 2d Connecticut Regiment, Col. Joseph Spencer, about May 1, 1775. He served at Roxbury, the Siege of Boston, and until the regiment was dismissed in the latter part of December, 1775. In the summer of 1776 he enlisted in the 22d Connecticut Militia, Col. Samuel Chapman commanding, and saw three months' service in New York, under Washington. He was taken sick with camp fever and was sent by Washington to the hospital at Stamford, Conn., just before the retreat from the city began.

(Conn. Men of the Rev., p. 25.)

JOHN SKINNER was born in Colchester, Conn., February 23, 1733, and died in Ballston, N. Y., August 29, 1819. He was a Lieutenant on the Lexington Alarm of April 19, 1775, and marched from Hebron, Conn., to the relief of Boston. From May until December, 1775, he was 2d Lieutenant of the l0th Company in Col. Hinman's Connecticut Regiment, and from June 20, 1776, until November 30, 1776, he was a 1st Lieutenant in a regiment of the Connecticut Line, and saw service at Ticonderoga.

(Conn. Men in the Rev., pp. 14, 62, 292. Cert. of the Adjutant-General of Conn., April, 1896.)

ICHABOD HINCKLEY was born in Willington, Conn., October 13, 1735, and died in Tolland, Conn., February 23, 1807. He was Adjutant of a company which marched from Tolland, Conn., to the relief of Boston on the Lexington Alarm of April 19, 1775. In June, 1776, he was commissioned as Lieutenant of the 6th Company, 3d Battalion, Wadsworth's Brigade, and served until December 25, 1776. In January, 1777, he was Captain in the 2d Connecticut Line, in which he served until January 1, 1781.

(Conn. Men in the Rev., pp. 23, 157, 158, 398.)

SAMUEL DUNTON was born in Wrentham, Mass., November 30, 1748, and died in Willington, Conn., May 1, 1813. In June, 1776, he was a Sergeant in Capt. Jonathan Parker's Company of Wadsworth's Brigade of the Connecticut Troops, and served until it was dismissed in December of the same year.

(Conn. Men in the Rev., p. 401.)

JOHN CURRY was born in Scotland, in 1730, and died in South Trenton, N. Y., February 28, 1826. He was a Private in the New York Militia, under Lieut.-Col. Henry Livingston.

(N. Y. in the Rev., Vol. 6, p. 167.)

345 OLIVER ELDRIDGE 11895
San Francisco.

Vice-President of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company. Born in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., Mass. September 19, 1818.

Son of John Eldridge and Betty (Hallett).

Grandson of BARNABAS ELDRIDGE and Patience (Crowell).

BARNABAS ELDRIDGE was born May 19, 1738, and died July 13, 1797. He was appointed Captain in Col. Joseph Otis' Regiment, in the 1st Barnstable County Regiment of the Mass. Militia, September 29, 1775.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 164, p. 147.)

264 WALLACE EVERSON 10089
Oakland.

Insurance. Born in New York City, N. Y., March 13, 1838.

Son of Charles Storey Everson and Susan (Ray).

Grandson of Lewis Everson and Rebecca (Storey).

Great-grandson of JOHN EVERSON and Jane (Barrington).

JOHN EVERSON was born September 11, 1759, and died in 1818. He served as a Private in the New York Militia, under Capt. Snook, Col. Fisher, Capt. McMaster, Capt. Fonda, Capt. Yeoman, and Lieut. Bachelder and Capt. Wilcott.

(Archives of the State of New York, The Rev., p. 368.)

115 EDWARD EVERTS 3515
Alameda.

Captain, Assistant Surgeon, U. S. A. Born in Bonham, Fannin Co., Texas, July 24, 1854.

Son of Timothy Chittenden Everts and Maria L. (Holland).

Grandson of AMBROSE EVERTS and Axie (Bingham).

AMBROSE EVERTS was a soldier of the Connecticut Troops in the Lexington Alarm.

(Rec. of Conn. Men in the War of the Rev., p. 12.)

176 J. W. FARRINGTON 3576
Alameda.

Clerk. Born in Virginia City, Storey Co., Nevada, February 24, 1864.

Son of Josiah Gilbert Farrington. and Sarah (Bruce).

Grandson of Nathan Farrington and Julia Ann (Merrifield).

Great-grandson of JOSIAH FARRINGTON and Thankful (Boyden).

JOSIAH FARRINGTON was born in Massachusetts about 1755, and died in Sturbridge, Mass., February 28, 1806. He served six years and three months as a Private in the 7th Massachusetts Regiment, from which he was discharged June 9, 1783.

(Original Discharge from the Cont. Army, signed by Gen. Geo. Washington.)

207 WILLIAM HENEAGE FINCH 9107
Manila, P. I.

Railway Mail Clerk. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, Cal., February 27, 1874.

Son of John Newman Finch and Margaret (Hinley).

Grandson of Newman Finch and Phebe (Van Vlack).

Great-grandson of JOHN FINCH and Martha (Newman).

Great 3 grandson of James Finch and Patience (Wescott).

Great 3 grandson of Jonathan Newman and -----.

JOHN FINCH was born August 20, 1757, and died on March 16, 1841. He served in the Revolutionary Army as a Lieutenant in Lieut.-Col. Marinus Willit's N. Y. Militia, and also in Col. Whittock's 7th Regiment, N. Y. Militia. His sword is now in the possession of John Newman Pinch.

(N. Y. State Revolutionary Archives, Vol. 1, pp. 259, 267; Census U. S. Pensioners 1840, p. 105.)

386 VICTOR RAPHAEL FINCH 10811

San Francisco.

Mailing Clerk U. S. Post-office. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, Cal., March 24, 1876.

Son of John Newman Finch and Margaret (Hinley).

Grandson of Newman Finch and Phebe (Van Vlack).

Great-grandson of JOHN FINCH and Martha (Newman).

Great 2 grandson of James Finch and Patience (Wescott).

Great 3 grandson of Jonathan Newman and -----.

(See William Heneage Finch, No. 207.)

169 GEORGE THORNDIKE FOLSOM 4281

San Francisco.

Accountant. Born in New York City, N. Y., September 21, 1833.

Son of Lewis Deland Folsom and Elizabeth Woodwell (Hunt).

Grandson of Lewis Folsom and Eunice B. (Deland).

Great-grandson of BENJAMIN FOLSOM and Mary (Baker).

Great 2 grandson of JONATHAN FOLSOM and Deborah (Hall)

Great 3 grandson of Jonathan Folsom and Anna (Ladd).

Great 4 grandson of John Folsom and Abagail (Perkins).

JONATHAN FOLSOM was born in 1724, and died about 1800. In the celebration held May 19, 1776, in honor of the repeal of the Stamp Act, he lost a leg by the bursting of a cannon. After this loss he fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill, taking charge of a mortar. It is said that at the second shot he threw a bomb upon the deck of a British man-of-war, which led her to draw off as soon as possible into safer quarters.

BENJAMIN FOLSOM was a Private in the New Hampshire Militia.

(N. H. Rec., Vol. 1, pp. 71, 363, 476, 564, 616; Vol. 2, pp. 578, 616.)

48 WILLIAM SEWARD FRANKLIN 3448
San Francisco.

Born in the City and County of San Francisco, Cal., May 20, 1861.

Son of Roderick Penn Franklin and Mary Mason (Slade).

Grandson of Lloyd Slade and Eliza (Lewin).

Great-grandson of PELEG SLADE and Mary (Chace).

PELEG SLADE was born in Swansea, Mass., in 1729, and died there in 1813. He was appointed Major in February, 1776. He was stationed at Howland and at Fog Island Ferries, at Warwick, Bristol, and Hog Neck, up and down the shores of Providence and Taunton Rivers, during the years 1776 and 1779.

(Rec. of the U. S. Pen. Office.)

339 ROGER BERRY FRIEND 11886

San Francisco.

Insurance Adjuster. Born in Oakland, Alameda Co., Cal., December 8, 1873.

Son of William Hovey Friend and Emma Rogers (Babson).

Grandson of Nathaniel Babson and Emeline Davis (Rogers).

Great-grandson of Nathaniel Babson and. Elizabeth Gotham (Low).

Great 2 grandson of JOHN LOW, JR., and Lucy (Rogers).

Great 3 grandson of JOHN LOW and Sarah (Gee).

Great 4 grandson of Joshua Gee and Sarah Rogers (Purkiss).

JOHN LOW was born in Gloucester, Mass., May 17, 1728, and died there November 3, 1796. In 1775 he was Lieutenant-Colonel of the Gloucester Militia, and afterwards, and until the day of his death, he was Colonel of the same regiment. He was a member of the Committee of Correspondence and Safety, and was also a Representative to the General Court of the Commonwealth from 1776 to 1781. He also served as a Delegate to the Convention for Ratifying the Constitution of the United States, and during the Revolution often filled the office of Selectman of his town.

JOHN LOW, JR., was 1st Lieutenant in Capt. David Warner's Company, which was stationed at Gloucester for the defense of the seacoast, in which he served from July 17, 1775, to December 31 of the same year.

(Town Rec. of Gloucester, Mass., Rev. Rolls, Vol. 8, part p. 99; Part 2, p. 23; Vol. 25, p. 205; Vol. 27, p. 114; Vol. 38, p. 197; Vol. 29, p. 103; Vol. 31, p. 144; Vol. 239, p. 120.)

307 WILLIAM GILBERT FULFORD 11682
San Francisco.

Salesman. Born in New York City, N. Y., January 19, 1862.

Son of William H. Fulford and Mary A. (Lent).

Grandson of Gilbert Lent and Abigail (Sackett).

Great-grandson of — Sackett and -----.

Great 2 grandson of JUSTUS SACKETT and —.

JUSTUS SACKETT appears with the rank of Sergeant in Capt. Abraham Mead's Company of Lieutenant-Colonel John Mead's 9th Regiment of Connecticut Militia, in which he served in New York and the Continental Army until his discharge, on August 28, 1776. From November 1, 1776, until January 11, 1777, he again served as Sergeant in Capt. Mead's Company.

(Conn. Men in the Rev., pp. 455, 485.)

329 DANIEL S. GALLATIN 11879
Golden Gate, Cal.

Merchant. Born in Sparta, Livingston Co., N. Y., December 26, 1833.

Son of Daniel Gallatin and Jane (Grey).

Grandson of ANDREW GREY and Mary ( ).

ANDREW GREY was born in 1758 and died in Sparta, Livingston Co., N. Y., in 1838. He was a Private in Capt. Johnson's Company, Col. Johnson's Regiment of the New York Levies.

(N. Y. in the Rev., p. 383.)

174 WILLIAM H. GEORGE 3574
Bishop.

Physician. Born in Bucyrus, Crawford Co., Ohio, August 9, 1829.

Son of John S. George and Mary ( ).

Grandson of JESSE GEORGE and Mary (Craig).

JESSE GEORGE was born in Virginia in 1756, and died in Ohio, February 4, 1845. He was a Private in Capt. Radican's Company, of Col. David Sheppard's Regiment of the Virginian Line. He also served in Capt. William George's Company of Col. Maniweather's Regiment of the Virginia Militia.

(Rec. of the U. S. Pension Office.)

331 WILLIAM CHANNING GIBBS 11881
Oakland.

Adjuster of Marine Losses. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, Cal., October 1, 1851.

Son of Cornelius Van Schelluyne Gibbs and Harriet Eliza (Fobes).

Grandson of Alpheus Fobes, Jr., and Martha (Paul).

Great-grandson of ALPHEUS FOBES and Lucy (Buckus).

ALPHEUS FOBES was born in Bridgewater, Mass., on June 30, 1756, and died there on April 12, 1839. He served as a private soldier for three months, during the year 1778, in Capt. John Whitman's Company, Col. Sproat's Regiment, in the Massachusetts Militia, being stationed at North Kingston, R. I.

(Cert. of Town Clerk of Bridgewater, Mass.)

336 HARVEY P. GOODMAN 11886

Napa.

Banker. Born in Napa, Napa Co., Cal., July 19, 1860.

Son of George Edmond Goodman and Caroline Augusta (Jacks).

Grandson of Harvey Goodman and Mary (Negus).

Great-grandson of Titus Goodman and Sarah (Moody).

Great 2 grandson of NOAH GOODMAN and Abiel (Smith).

NOAH GOODMAN was born in South Hadley, Mass., February 9, 1734. He appears with the rank of Captain, and marched on the Alarm of April 19, 1775, from South Hadley to Lexington. He served seven days. He next appears in Major Nicholas Dike's Regiment, of the Massachusetts Militia, raised for the defense of Boston, in which he was commissioned July 28, 1776. On November 19, 1776, he was commissioned as Major in Col. Thomas Marshal's Regiment of the Continental Army. He next appears as Major in Col. Nicholas Dike's Regiment, in which he served five days, commencing November 28, 1776. He was again commissioned as Major in Col. Dike's Regiment December 1, 1776.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 12, p. 112; Vol. 28, pp. 121, 72; Vol. 205, p. 152; Vol. 26, pp. 83, 79.)

337 GEORGE E. GOODMAN, JR. 11887

Napa.

Banker. Born in Napa, Napa Co., Cal., June 10, 1868.

Son of George Edmond Goodman and Caroline Augusta (Jacks).

Grandson of Harvey Goodman and Mary (Negus).

Great-grandson of Titus Goodman and Sarah (Moody).

Great 2 grandson of NOAH GOODMAN and Abiel (Smith).

(See Harvey P. Goodman, No. 336.)

340 THEODORE HENRY GOODMAN 11890
San Francisco.

Railway Official. Born in Rochester, Monroe Co., N. Y., July 12, 1830.

Son of Josiah N. Goodman and Harriet (Peck).

Grandson of Titus Goodman and Sarah (Woody).

Great-grandson of NOAH GOODMAN and. Abiel (Smith).

Great 2 grandson of Thomas Goodman and Mary (Scoville).

Great 3 grandson of Thomas Goodman and — (March).

Great 4 grandson of Richard Goodman and Mary (Terry).

(See Harvey P. Goodman, Cal., No. 336.)

291 HARRY FOLSOM GOULD 10816
San Francisco.

Insurance. Born in Leavenworth, Leavenworth Co., Kansas, January 1, 1874.

Son of William Oliver Gould. and Mary Abby (Lawrence).

Grandson of Absalom Lawrence, Jr., and Submit (Pierce).

Great-grandson of Absalom Lawrence, Sr., and Priscilla (Green).

Great 2 grandson of JAMES LAWRENCE, JR., and. Elizabeth (Fish).

Grandson of Silas Gould, Jr., and Sarah Gilman Folsom.

Great-grandson of JAMES FOLSOM and Sarah Gilman.

Great 2 grandson of JOSIAH GILMAN and Sarah Folsom.

JAMES LAWRENCE, JR., was born in Pepperell, Mass., April 11, 1736, and died there. He was a 1st Lieutenant in the 11th Company of the 6th Middlesex County Regiment. His Regiment was ordered to Horse Neck by Brig.-Gen. Prescott, September 26, 1776.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 41, p. 129; Vol. 55, p. 6a, file L.)

JAMES FOLSOM was born June 27, 1737, and died in 1824. He was a Private in Capt. Peter Coffin's Company, New Hampshire Militia.

(Vol. 4, p. 27, New Hampshire in the Revolution.)

JOSIAH GILMAN was born September 2, 1740, and died February 2, 1801. He served as a Captain in the New Hampshire Militia, being commissioned January 31, 1771.

(New Hampshire in the Revolution, Vol. 3, pp. 166-318; Vol. 4, pp 444-449; Vol. 16, pp. 226-233.)

347 GILES HUBBARD GRAY 11897

Oakland.

Attorney-at-law. Born in New York City, N. Y., May 16, 1834.

Son of Nathaniel Gray and Emmeline (Hubbard).

Grandson of John Gray and Betsey (Rankin).

Great-grandson of NATHANIEL GRAY and -----.

NATHANIEL GRAY was born in Massachusetts, in 1745, and died there in 1777. He was a Private in Capt. Joseph Hooker's Company of Col. Ruggles Woodbridge's Regiment, in which he enlisted August 19, 1777, and after a service of three months and eleven days was discharged on November 30 of the same year.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 20, p. 91.)

22 ROSCOE SPAULDING GRAY 3422

Oakland.

Attorney-at-law. Born in Mt. Carroll, Carroll Co., Ill., April 7, 1857.

Son of Calvin Gray and Abigail North (Spaulding).

Grandson of Nathaniel Gray and Sarah (Butler).

Great-grandson of JOHN GRAY (4) and Betsey Elizabeth (Skeel).

Great 2 grandson of John Gray (3) and Anne (Hebbard.)

Great 3s grandson of John Gray (2) and Ruth (Hebbard.)

Great 4 grandson of John Gray (1) and -----.

JOHN GRAY (4) was born in Lebanon, Conn., December 13, 1739. He was a member of the Committee of Public Safety for King's District, New York Colony. (Official Records King's Dist., now in possession of Milford L. Bates, Supervisor of Canaan, N. Y. State, dated May 6, 1777.)

74 ADONIRAM JUDSON GRAY 3474

San Diego.

Physician and Surgeon. Born in Tisbury, Dukes Co., Mass., October 28, 1837.

Son of Franklin Gray and Thankful D. (Luce).

Grandson of Abijah Gray and Dolly (Foster).

Great-grandson of ISAIAH GRAY and -----.

Great 2 grandson of Edward Gray and -----.

ISAIAH GRAY was born in Berkshire Co., Mass., in 1752. He was a Private in Capt. Erastus Sergeant's Company, Col. Benjamin Simond's Regiment, in which he enlisted December 16, 1776, and after a service of two months and nine days at Ticonderoga and thereabouts, was discharged, on February 25, 1777. He enlisted July 8, 1777, and served fourteen days as a Private in Capt. Oliver Belding's Company of Major Hyde's Regiment, and he again enlisted in Capt. Belding's Company in September 21, 1777, and served until his discharge, on October 14 of the same year. He then enlisted for nine months in a company organized in Berkshire Co., Mass., and again for six months in a company of men raised for service in the Continental Army during 1780. He next appears with the rank of Private in Capt. Silvanus Smith's Company of Col. Rufus Putnam's 5th Regiment of Massachusetts Militia in 1781.

(Cert. of the Sec. of State of Mass.)

266 SAMUEL GRANGER 10091

Grass Valley.

Merchant. Born in Windham, Cumberland Co., Maine, September 20, 1835.

Son of George Granger and Polly (Pray).

Grandson of JAMES PRAY and Lorence (Webb).

(See David Bailey Marwich, No. 265.)

178 WILLIAM ELLSWORTH GREENE 3578

Oakland.

Judge of the Superior Court of Alameda County. Born in Farmington, Franklin Co., Maine, November 14, 1836.

Son of Ephraim Jones Greene and Abigail ( ).

Grandson of ABIATHAR GREEN and Zilpha (Jones).

Great-grandson of THOMAS GREEN and Hannah (Bugbee).

Great 2 grandson of Thomas Green and Martha (Lynde).

Great 3 grandson. of Samuel Green and Elizabeth (Upham).

Great 4 grandson of Thomas Green and Rebecca (Hills).

THOMAS GREEN was born in Leicester, Worcester Co., Mass., in 1733, and died in Auburn, Mass., in October, 1813. He was a Private in Capt. Thomas Newhall's Company, and marched from Leicester, Mass., to Cambridge to oppose the British upon the Lexington Alarm of April 19, 1775. He next served as a Private in Capt. Bartholomew Woodbury's Company, of the Worcester County Regiment, commanded by Job Cushing, in which he enlisted August 13, 1777, and marched with it to reenforce the Northern Army. He served in the Northern Department until he was discharged, October 23, 1777, a few days after the surrender of Burgoyne.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 13, p. 28; Vol. 16, p. 64; Vol. 24, pp. 136, 151.)

ABIATHAR GREEN was born in Leicester, Worcester Co., Mass., March 4, 1760, and died in Farmington, Maine, May 4, 1831. When sixteen years old he joined Capt. Seth Washburn's Company of Col. Jonathan Ward's Regiment as an independent volunteer, in which he served in the capacity of teamster in the Lexington Alarm of April 19, 1775. He fought at Bunker Hill.

(Butler's Hist. of Farmington, Maine, pp. 109, 110, 486, 488. Washburn's Hist. of Leicester, Mass., pp. 111, 367, 368, 373.)

179 CARLTON WEBSTER GREENE 3579
San Francisco.

Attorney-at-law. Born in Stockton, San Joaquin Co., Cal., August 4, 1870.

Son of William Elsworth Greene and Anna Isabel (Webster).

Grandson of Ephraim Jones Greene and Abigail Cotter (Ellsworth).

Great-grandson of ABIATHAR GREEN and Zilpha (Jones).

Great 2 grandson of THOMAS GREEN and Hannah (Bugbee).

Great 3 grandson of Thomas Green and. Martha (Lynde).

Great 4 grandson of Samuel Green and Elizabeth (Upham).

Grandson of William Wallace Webster and Sophia Lincoln (Childs).

Great-grandson of Amariah Childs and Betsey (Larkin).

Great 2 grandson of AARON CHILDS and Phoebe (Jackson).

Great 3 grandson of Benjamin Childs and Elizabeth (Greenwood).

Great 4 grandson of Joseph Childs and Sarah (Norcross).

(See William Ellsworth Greene, No. 178.)

AARON CHILDS was born in Newton, Mass, September 14, 1736, and died in service June 7, 1778. He was a Private in Capt. Amariah Fuller's Company, which marched from Newton to Cambridge on the Lexington Alarm of April 19, 1775. He next enlisted as a Private in Capt. Fuller's Company, Col. Thatcher's Regiment, Massachusetts Militia, on March 4, 1776, and served five days. He next appears as a Private in Capt. William Warren's Company of Col. Marshall's Regiment of the Continental Army, in which he served from March 14, 1777, until his death, on June 7, 1778.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 12, p. 57; Vol. 19, p. 94; Vol. 10, part 1, p. 67.)

183 CHARLES SAMUEL GREENE 3583
Oakland:

Librarian. Born in Bridgeport, Fairfield Co., Conn., December 6, 1856.

Son of Nathanael Greene and Hannah Wells (Eldredge).

Grandson of Nathanael Greene and Abby Sophia (Casey).

Great-grandson of CHRISTOPHER GREENE and Deborah (Ward).

Great 2 grandson of Nathanael Greene and Mary (Mott).

Great 3 grandson of Jabez Greene and Mary (Barton).

Great 4 grandson of James Greene and Elizabeth (Anthony).

CHRISTOPHER GREENE was born at Potowomut, Warwick Co., Rhode Island, July 23, 1748, and died there December 22, 1830. He was a member of the Committee of Public Safety, one of the earliest Commanders of the Kentish Guards, which he helped to organize in 1774, and a Volunteer in Sullivan's Expedition on Rhode Island, in which he occupied an honorable command under his brother, Major-Gen. Nathanael Greene. He was also a member of the Rhode Island State Convention which ratified the Constitution of the United States.

(Heitman's Cont. Reg., p. 193. Rhode Island Colonial Rec., Vol. 7.)

348 CLAY MEREDITH GREENE 11898

New York.

Dramatic Author. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, California, March 12, 1850.

Son of William Greene and Ann Elizabeth (Fiske).

Grandson of Francis Melbourse Fiske and Ursula (Martin).

Great-grandson of SQUIRE FISKE and Amey (Lapham).

SQUIRE FISKE was born in Rhode Island January 10, 1756, and died in Cumberland, R. I., February 13, 1804. He served as Ensign in Richmond's Rhode Island State Regiment from November 1, 1775, to April, 1776.

(Rhode Island in 1776, p. 23. Heitman's Hist. Reg. of Officers of the Continental Army, p. 176. U. S; Census of Pensioners, p. 57.)

229 CHARLES W. GRIFFIN 9629
Alameda.

Vice-President Griffin & Skelley Company. Born in Stockton, Waldo Co., Maine, February 2, 1867.

Son of Willard M. Griffin and Aline (Staples).

Grandson of Everett Staples and Mary (Hichborn).

Great-grandson of Henry Hichborn and Desiah Griffin).

Great 2 grandson of ROBERT HICHBORN and Susanna (Elenwood).

ROBERT HICHBORN was born in Boston, November 21, 1740, and died in Stockton, Maine, October 18, 1800. He was a 1st Lieutenant in Jonathan Stoddard's Company, Henry Bromfield's Regiment, commissioned November 25, 1776.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 40, p. 214.)

230 ANDREW G. GRIFFIN 9630
Alameda.

Secretary Griffin & Skelley Company. Born in Stockton, Waldo Co., Maine, November 25, 1868.

Son of Williard M. Griffin and Aline (Staples).

Grandson of Everett Staples and Mary (Hichborn).

Great-grandson of Henry Hichborn and Desiah (Griffin).

Great 2 grandson of ROBERT HICHBORN and Susanna (Elenwood).

(See Charles W. Griffin, No. 229.)

226 ARTHUR SMITH GUTHRIE 9126
Merced.

Born in St. Charles, Winona Co., Minn., April 5, 1870. Died.

Son of Harrison Hazlet Guthrie and Mattie Lucina (Smith).

Grandson of Stephen Guthrie and Fannie (Hazlet).

Great-grandson of Samuel Hazlet and Catherine (Feicke).

Great 2 grandson of ANDREW HAZLET and -----.

ANDREW HAZLET was born in Ireland and died in Pennsylvania. He served as a Private in Capt. Alexander Johnson's Company, 5th Pennsylvania Regiment, Col. Frauds Johnson; also in Capt. James Carnahan's Company, l0th Pennsylvania Regiment, Col. Walker Stuart.

(Record and Pension Office War Dept. Rolls of July 9, 1777, to December, 1777.)

267 BYRON W. HAINES 10092
Belvedere.

Dentist. Born in Columbus, Burlington Co., N. J., March 15, 1855.

Son of Alfred Caleb Haines and Fanny Swan (Bradley).

Grandson of John Osgood Bradley and Fanny (Swan).

Great-grandson of CALEB SWAN, JR., and Dorcas (Ingalls).

Great 2 grandson of Caleb Swan, Sr., and Dorothy (Frye).

CALEB SWAN, JR., entered the Revolutionary War at the age of seventeen. He was at the siege of Boston and of Bunker Hill and Castle Island. He was a Corporal in Capt. Lowne's Company, Col. Bridge's Regiment, May 1, 1775, and later was Sergeant in a regiment of artificers, raised in the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, December 2, 1776, of which Benjamin Pollard was Captain, and Jonathan Brewer Colonel. On January 14, 1779, he was commissioned as Lieutenant in the 11th Company of the 4th Essex County Regiment of Militia, Col. Samuel Johnson commanding. On July 1, 1781, he was commissioned Captain of the 5th Company of this same regiment, and his commission was signed by John Hancock.

(Heitman, p. 389. County Records of Salem, Mass.)

13 WILLIAM ELMER HALE 3413
Oakland.

Died July 11, 1900.

Son of David H. Hale and Jane (Forsaith).

Grandson of WILLIAM HALE and Elizabeth (Poole).
Great-grandson of John Hale and Elizabeth ( ).

WILLIAM HALE was a Private for three years, serving in the capacity of Assistant Surgeon of Col. Blanchard's 1st New Hampshire Regiment.

(Kidder's Hist. of the 1st N. H. Reg.)

231 CHARLES LANDER HALL 9631
St. Michael, Alaska.

Trader. Born in Nice, France, April 1, 1866.

Son of Charles Olmstead. Hall and Mary Abbie (Dale).

Grandson of Eli Hall and Elizabeth (Treat).

Great-grandson of TIMOTHY HALL and. Eunice (Hills).

TIMOTHY HALL was born in Brookfield, Mass., June 4, 1758, and died in East Hartford, Conn., August 6, 1844. He was a Private in Capt. Asa Bacon's Company, 6th Battalion, Wadsworth Brigade, which was raised in June, 1776, to reenforce Washington in New York, and was stationed at Flatbush Pass, on Long Island, August 26, and engaged in the battle on the following day, narrowly escaping capture. He also engaged in the Battle of White Plains, October 28, and was in New Jersey when the Battle of Trenton took place.

(Conn. Men in the War of the Rev., p. 412.)

232 GEORGE ELI HALL 9632
San Francisco.

Consul-General of Turkey, and General Agent and Importer. Born in Nice, France, March 17, 1863.

Son of Charles Olmsted Hall and Mary Abbie (Dale).

Grandson of Eli Hall and Elizabeth (Treat).

Great-grandson of TIMOTHY HALL and Eunice

(See Charles Lander Hall, No. 231.)

297 FREDERIC WINSLOW HALL 10822
Oakland.

Attorney-at-law. Born in Gorham, Cumberland Co., Maine, March 20, 1860.

Son of Joshua Emery Hall and Lucy A. (Hilborn).

Grandson of Samuel Hilborn and Nancy (Noyes).

Great-grandson of ROBERT HILBORN and Lucy (Chadbourne).

ROBERT HILBORN was born in 1740 and died in Minot, Me., in 1833. He appears with the rank of matrons in Capt. Abner Lowell's Company, Massachusetts Militia, which was stationed at Falmouth, Cumberland Co., Mass.

(Rev. Rolls, Vol. 53, p. 220.)

156 JAMES LA FAYETTE HALSTEAD 3556

San Francisco.

Born in Taunton, Oneida Co., N. Y., January 13, 1831. Died January 20, 1897.

Son of Thomas Jefferson Halstead and Mary (Potter).

Grandson of JOSEPH HALSTEAD and Mariam (Preston).

JOSEPH HALSTEAD was born in Washington Co., N. Y., in the early part of 1760 and died in Oneida Co., N. Y., November, 14, 1845. He enlisted May 9, 1777, in the company commanded by Capt. Theophilus Munson, of New Haven, Conn., from whence he marched to Peekskill, N. Y., and joined his regiment, commanded by Col. John Chandler. He took part in the Battle of Germantown, was in Ft. Mifflin on Mud Island when attacked by the British, passed the winters of 1777-78 at Valley Forge, was with Gen. LaFayette at Barren Hill, took part in the Batttle of Monmouth and was, by the expiration of his term of enlistment, discharged at Elizabethtown, N. J., May 9, 1780.

(Census of Pensions 1840, p. 89. Conn. Men in the Rev., p. 643. Year Book of the Dist. of Columbia Society S. A. R. for 1891, p. 103).

160 EMINEL POTTER HALSTEAD 3560

San Francisco.

Dentist. Born at Watsonville, Santa Cruz Co., Cal., August 18, 1873.

Son of James La Fayette Halstead and Mary Eliza (Brown).

Grandson of Thomas Jefferson Halstead. and Mary (Potter).

Great-grandson of JOSEPH HALSTEAD and Mariam (Preston).

(See James La Fayette Halstead, No. 156.)

158 JOHN BERNARD HALSTEAD 3558
San Francisco.

Undertaker. Born in Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co., Cal., April 21, 1866.

Son of James La Fayette Halstead and Mary Eliza (Brown).

Grandson of Thomas Jefferson Halstead and. Mary (Potter).

Great-grandson of JOSEPH HALSTEAD and Mariam (Preston).

(See James La Fayette Halstead, No. 156.)

157 WILLIAM AUGUSTUS HALSTEAD 3557

San Francisco.

Undertaker. Born in Corralitos, Santa Cruz Co., Cal., July 5, 1859.

Son of James La Fayette Halstead. and Mary Eliza (Brown).

Grandson of Thomas Jefferson Halstead and Mary (Potter).

Great-grandson of JOSEPH HALSTEAD and Mariam (Preston).

(See James La Fayette Halstead, No. 156.)

254 EUGENE ATWOOD HARDY 10079

Berkeley.

Mining Superintendent. Born in Belfast, Waldo County, Maine, March 11, 1865.

Son of George Hardy and Frances J. (Harkness).

Grandson of Thomas Harkness and Susan G. (Hall).

Great-grandson of JOHN HARKNESS and Elizabeth (Ott).

JOHN HARKNESS was born in Lunenbury, Mass., in June, 1750, and died in Camden, Maine, May 14, 1806. He was a Lieutenant in Capt. Ezra Town's Company, of the 3d N. H. Continental Regiment, and participated in the Battles of Bunker Hill, Ticonderoga, and Lexington.

(Heitman's Hist. Reg., p. 209. Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 6, p. 52, and Lock's Hist. of Camden, Me., pp. 210, 211.)

134 CHARLES DWIGHT HAVEN 3534
Oakland.

Fire Underwriter. Born in New York City, N. Y., February 25, 1836.

Son of John Preston Haven and Caroline (Baker).

Grandson of JEREMIAH BAKER and Fanny (Whiting).

Great-grandson of Jeremiah Baker and Elizabeth (Dwight).

Great 2 grandson of John Baker and Sarah (Whiting).

Great 3 grandson of John Baker and Abagail (Fisher).

Great 4 grandson of Edward Baker and -----.

Great-grandson of DANIEL WHITING and Mehitabel (Haven).

JEREMIAH BAKER was born in Dedham, Mass., May 22, 1761, and died in West Dedham, Mass., September 14, 1855. He was a Private on the Lexington Alarm Roll of Capt. Daniel Draper's Company, Col. Davis' Regiment of Dedham, and marched on the Alarm of April 19, 1775. He enlisted March 23, 1778, as a Private in Captain Abel Richard's Company, Col. McIntosh's Regiment of the Massachusetts Militia, in which he served until his discharge on April 6, 1778. He then enlisted in Capt. Ebenezer Battelle's Company on July 2, 1778, and was discharged July 17, 1778. The fifteen days of his service were employed in guarding Continental stores at Watertown, Mass.

(The Official Rec. in the State House at Boston, Mass.)

DANIEL WHITING was Captain of Brewer's Massachusetts Regiment from May to December, 1775, Captain of the 6th Continental Infantry in 1776, Major of the 7th Massachusetts Regiment from the first of January, 1777, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 6th Massachusetts on the 29th of September, 1778, until retired in January, 1781. He also served in the French and Indian War.

(Heitman's Cont. Reg., p. 432.)

171 WALTER AUGUSTUS HAWLEY 3571
Santa Barbara.

Merchant. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, Cal., January 16, 1863.

Son of Walter N. Hawley and Josephine (Gault).

Grandson of Thomas Hawley and -----.

Great-grandson of Abijah Hawley and -----.

Great 2 grandson of THOMAS HAWLEY and -----.

THOMAS HAWLEY was born in Connecticut in 1739. He was a Sergeant in Capt. Hezekiah Holcomb's Company, Jonathan Pettibone's Regiment, 18th Connecticut Militia, in which he served from August 26, 1776, to September 6, 1776. He next served in Capt. Ozia Marvin's Company, of Col. John Mead's Regiment, 9th Connecticut Regiment, from May 8, 1777, to September 27, 1777.

(Conn. Men in the Rev., pp. 81, 456, 472, and 662. Record of the U. S. Pension Office at Wash.)

377 JAMES LAWRENCE HAWKS 13502

San Francisco.

Paying Teller. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, California, December 9, 1859.

Son of Jabez Davis Hawks and Harriet (Ecker).

Grandson of William Ecker and Sarah E. (Badger).

Great-grandson of WOLFERT ECKER and Sarah (Pugsley).

Great 2 grandson of Abraham Ecker and Margrietje (Montrose).

Great 3 grandson of Wolfert Ecker and Maretje (Sibouts).

WOLFERT ECKER was born in Westchester Co., N. Y., Sept. 19, 1730, and died in Marlborough, January 17, 1799. He was a 1st Lieutenant from Newberry, Ulster County, N. Y., and was a delegate to the Provincial Congress from New York, April 7, 1775.

(Hist. of Newberg, N. Y., in the Rev., Vol. 1, pp. 302, 17 and 18.)

396 HENRY DAVIS HAWKS 13521

San Francisco.

Real Estate Agent. Born in City and County of San Francisco, California, August 10, 1857.

Son of Jabaez Davis Hawks and Harriet (Ecker).

Grandson of William Ecker and Sarah E. (Banger).

Great-grandson of WOLFERT ECKER and. Sarah (Pugsley).

Great 2 grandson of Abraham Ecker and Margriteje (Montrose).

Great 3 grandson of Wolfert Ecker and Mareteje (Sibouts).

(See James Lawrence Hawks, No. 377.)

130 ROBERT HAWXHURST 3530

Alameda.

Mining and Real Estate. Born in North Troy, Orleans Co., Vt., October 13, 1834.

Son of Walter Hawxhurst and Caroline (Marsh).

Grandson of Harry Kilbonrn Marsh and Lucy (Livingston).

Great-grandson of ISAAC LIVINGSTON and Ann (Jackson).

ISAAC LIVINGSTON was born about 1751 and died in Conn. about 1823. He was a Private in the 1st Connecticut Regiment in 1775. He next enlisted, June 24, 1776, in Bradley's Battalion, Wadsworth Brigade, and was discharged January 19, 1777. In May, 1777, he enlisted in the 8th Regiment, Connecticut Line, Col. John Chandler, for three years, and was discharged March 10, 1780.

(Conn. Rec. Conn. Men in the Rev., pp. 42, 231, 345, 418, 635.)

320 EDWIN HUMPHREY HEACOCK 11695
North Berkeley.

U. S. Commissioner. Born in Kingsborough, Fulton Co., N. Y., March 14, 1831.

Son of Philander Heacock and. Margaret (Smith).

Grandson of Job Heacock and (Mills).

Great-grandson of DAVID HEACOCK and -----.

DAVID HEACOCK was a Captain in Col. Field's Regiment of the New York Levies, and marched on sundry alarms in 1779, 1780, 1781, and 1782.

(N. Y. in the Rev., p. 541.)

223 ERNEST KNOX HEAD 9123
San Francisco.

Hotel Clerk. Born in Boston, Suffolk Co., Mass., January 21, 1849.

Son of Samuel Knox Head and Susan Mary (Gunerson).

Grandson of Reuben Head and Elizabeth (Knox).

Great-grandson of HENRY KNOX and -----.

HENRY KNOX was a General in the Continental Army.

(Heitman's Hist. Reg. of Continental Army, p. 253.)

219 ARTHUR MALISE HEANAN 9119
San Francisco.

Born in Austin, Lander Co., Nevada, December 21, 1873. Died.

Son of Charles Orris Heanan and Mary Lavinia (Owner).

Grandson of Henry Owner and Mary (Simpton).

Great-grandson of William Owner and -----.

Great 2 grandson of James Owner and Sarah (Faulkner).

Great 3 grandson of WILLIAM FAULKNER and -----.

WILLIAM FAULKNER was born in Pennsylvania in 1755 and died in Ohio. He served as a Private in Gray's Company, 4th Pennsylvania, Col. Lambert Cadwallader, until 1778, and afterwards in Maj. Church's Company of the same regiment.

(See Penn. Archives.)

383 TYLER HENSHAW 13508
Oakland.

Merchant. Born in Ottawa, La Salle Co., Ill., February 9, 1862.

Son of Edward Carrington Henshaw and. Sarah Edwards (Tyler).

Grandson of Edwin Tyler and Alla Mary (Edwards).

Great-grandson of DANIEL TYLER and. Sarah Edwards (Chaplin).

Great 2 grandson of Timothy Edwards and Rhoda (Ogden).

Great 3 grandson of Jonathan Edwards and Sarah (Pierpont).

Grandson of John Leavitt Henshaw and. Anne (Cory).

Great-grandson of Joshua Renshaw 5th and Esther (Burnham)

Great 2 grandson of BENJAMIN HENSHAW and Huldah (Sumner).

Great 3 grandson of Daniel Henshaw and. Elizabeth (Bass).

Great 4 grandson of Joshua Henshaw 2d and Mary (Webber).

Great 5 grandson of Joshua Henshaw 1st and Elizabeth (Sumner).

Great 6 grandson of William Henshaw and Katherine (Houghton).

DANIEL TYLER served on Gen. Putnam's staff and was Adjutant at the Battle of Bunker Hill. Two years later he raised an artillery company of matrosses, which he equipped at his own expense. He fought through the Revolution and was in active service as late as 1780.

(Cert. of the Adjutant Gen. of Conn.., dated August 27, 1891.)

BENJAMIN HENSHAW presented the Revolutionary Army with great quantities of salt, receiving the personal thanks of Gen. Washington therefor.

(" Our Family," by Sarah Edwards Henshaw, published in 1894, pp. 33 and 34.)

227 DAVID HEWES 8568
San Francisco.

Capitalist. Born in Lynnfield, Essex Co., Mass., May 16, 1822.

Son of Joel Hewes and Ruthe (Tapley).

Grandson of JOSEPH TAPLEY and Mary (Smith).

Great-grandson of GILBERT TAPLEY and Phebe (Putnam)

Grandson of JOHN HEWES and Anne (Wellman).

Great-grandson of Benjamin Hewes and Prudence ( ).

Great 2 grandson of Samuel Hewes and Hannah (Johnson).

Great 3 grandson of Joshua Hewes and Hannah (Norden).

GILBERT TAPLEY was horn in Salem, Mass., May 6, 1722, and died in Danvers, Mass., June 17, 1806. He was a Lieutenant and marched in defense of the country on the 19th of April, 1775, in the Danvers Company, commanded by Capt. John Putnam.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 13, p. 46.)

JOSEPH TAPLEY was born at Danvers, Mass., April 10, 1756. He was a Private in Capt. Samuel Flint's Company, of which Timothy Pickering, Jr., was Colonel, and was at the Battle of Lexington, April 19, 1775.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 12, p. 75.)

JOHN HEWES was born in Lynnfield, Mass., July 13, 1741, and died February 14, 1817. He was 1st Lieutenant in Capt. John Bordwell's Company, Col. Samuel Johnson's 4th Essex County Regiment, from April 3, 1776. Commencing October 2, 1777, he served forty days as Lieutenant in Capt. Whittier's Company, Maj. Benj. Gates' Regiment, and marched to join the Northern Army.

(Mass. Records Rev. War, Vol. 32, p. 269; Vol. 24, p. 95.)

224 MARLAND SMITH HEWES 9124
Oakland.

Merchant. Born in North Reading, Middlesex Co., Mass., September 16, 1847.

Son of Aaron Tapley Hewes and Louisa (Smith).

Grandson of Joel Hewes and Ruthe (Tapley).

Great-grandson of JOHN HEWES and Anne (Wellman).

Great 2 grandson of Benjamin Hewes and Prudence ( ).

Great 3 grandson of Samuel Hewes and Hannah (Johnson).

Great 4 grandson of Joshua Hewes and Hannah (Norden).

(See David Hewes, No. 227.)

301 CURTIS HILLYER 11676
San Francisco.

Attorney-at-law. Born in Carson City, Ormsby Co., Nev., March 11, 1872.

Son of Edgar Winters Hillyer and Sarah (Graham).

Grandson of Justin Hillyer and Bathsheba (Howe).

Great-grandson of Justin Hillyer and Ahah (Munson).

Great 2 grandson of ASA HILLYER and Rhoda (Smith).

Great-grandson of Curtis Howe and Sybil (Phelps).

Great 2 grandson of EPHRAIM HOWE and Damaris (Seward).

ASA HILLYER was born on August 21, 1738, and died December 11 , 1820. About the middle of May, 1776, he enlisted as a Private in Capt. Ozias Pettibone's Company of Col. Andrew Ward's Regiment, and served one year in the Army near New York and in New Jersey. He was discharged at the expiration of his term of service, in May, 1777.

(Conn. Men in the Rev., pp. 635 and 666. Rev. Soldiers' Pensions, Clerk's Office, Superior Court, Hartford, Conn., Vol. 1, p. 78.)

EPHRAIM HOWE was born in Suffield, Conn., in 1730, and died in Granville, Mass., in 1807. Upon the defeat of the American flotilla on Lake Champlain, October 11, 1776, Gen. Schuyler called for detachments of militia from Western Massachusetts to reinforce the army at Ticonderoga. One of the regiments which marched from Hampshire County was commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Timothy Robinson, and in that regiment, as a Private Soldier, and in Capt. Wm. Cooley's Company, Ephraim Howe served from October to November, 1776.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 17, p. 214.)

29 EDMUND BURKE HOLLADAY 3429
San Francisco.

Attorney-at-law. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 14, 1862.

Son of Samuel W. Holladay and Georgiana Catharine (Ord).

Grandson of James Ord and. Rebecca Ruth (Cresap).

Great-grandson of DANIEL CRESAP, JR., and Elizabeth (Van Swearingen).

Grandson of Gideon Holladay and Martha (Coon).

Great-grandson of SAMUEL HOLLADAY and Sarah (Joslin).

DANIEL CRESAP, JR., was born in Alleghany County about 1752. He was a Lieutenant in a company of riflemen organized at Old Town, Md., and commanded by his uncle, Capt. Michael Cresap. This company was organized in the months of June and July, 1775, and joined Washington at Boston. He served during the entire war. He was captured and made his escape from Brooklyn after more than a year's imprisonment.

(McSherry's History of Md. Jacob's Life of Capt. Michael Cresap. See Samuel W. Holladay, No. 161.)

SAMUEL HOLLADAY appears as a Private in Capt. Noah Lankton's Company, Ashley's Regiment, Massachusetts Troops, in which he enlisted April 26, 1777, and after service at Saratoga under Gen. Gates, was discharged May 20, 1777. He enlisted October 31, 1781 , under the name of Samuel Holada, as a Private in Capt. Ezekiel Herrick's Company, Col. Ashley's Regiment, Berkshire County, and marched on the Alarm under command of Lieutenant-Colonel John Collar. He was discharged October 20, 1781.

(Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 20, pp. 22, 201.)

69 WILLIAM BURCHELL HOOPER 3469
San Francisco.

Proprietor of the Occidental Hotel. Born in Richmond, Va., October 8, 1836.

Son of George Kent .Hooper and Katharine (Burchell).

Grandson of GEORGE HOOPER and Beebee ( ).

GEORGE HOOPER was born in Connecticut. He was a drummer in Capt. Benjamin Dunkee's Artillery Company of Connecticut Troops, in which he served from July 28, 1782, to July 28, 1783.

(Conn. Men in the War of the Rev., p. 588.)

397 JOHN ALLEN HOSMER 13522
San Francisco.

Attorney-at-law. Born in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, September 15, 1850.

Son of Hezekiah Lord Hosmer and Mary (Daniels).

Grandson of Hezekiah Lord Hosmer and Susan (Throop).

Great-grandson of TITUS HOSMER and Lydia (Lord).

Great 2 grandson of Stephen Hosmer and Deliverance (Graves).

Great 3 grandson of Thomas Hosmer and Anne (Prentiss).

Great 4 grandson of Stephen Hosmer and - (Bushnell).

TITUS HOSMER was born in Connecticut in 1737, and died there in 1780. He was a member of the Continental Congress from Connecticut, and one of the signers of the Articles of Confederation in 1777.

(Conn. Men on War of Revolution, pp. 76, 114, 182,

189 JAMES FRANKLIN HOUGHTON 13589
San Francisco.

Born in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., Mass., December 1, 1827.

Son of Charles Houghton and Mary (Briggs).

Grandson of Benjamin Houghton and Lydia (Bennett).

Great-grandson of BENJAMIN HOUGHTON and Aesah (Whitcomb).
Great 2 grandson of Benjamin Houghton and -----.

Great grandson of Benjamin Houghton and -----.

Great 4 grandson of John Houghton and -----.

BENJAMIN HOUGHTON was born in Lancaster, September 5, 1839, and died July 31, 1802. He was an Officer and Soldier in the Massachusetts Militia. (Mass. Rev. Rolls, Vol. 12, p. 14. Military Annals, Lancaster, Mass.)

170 GEORGE E. HOWE 3570
San Francisco.

Merchant. Born in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., Mass., in April, 1857.

Son of David Howe and Elizabeth (Carleton).

Grandson of Jeremiah Carleton and Deborah (Edwards).

Great-grandson of JEREMIAH CARLETON and Lois (Hoyt).

JEREMIAH CARLETON was born in Litchfield, N. H., April 17, 1743, and died at Lyndeborough, in the same state. On the Alarm occasioned by the approach of Gen. Burgoyne to Ticonderoga, he enlisted July 1, 1777, with seventeen others, in Capt. Peter Clark's Company of Lyndeborough, N. H., and marched to the defense of that fortress, but upon arriving at Castleton, Vt., it was learned that Ticonderoga had fallen. The New Hampshire Troops were accordingly ordered home and discharged. His term of service was eleven days. A few weeks afterwards, in his official capacity as a selectman of Lyndeborough, he visited the troops from that town, then stationed near Saratoga. He afterwards held the rank of Lieutenant in the New Hampshire Militia.

(Rev. Rolls of New Hampshire, Vol. 2, pp. 118-138.)

3 ADOLPHUS SKINNER HUBBARD 3403

San Francisco.

Born near Chicago, Ill., July 7, 1840.

Son of Theodore Hubbard, Jr., and Ann Ward (Ballou).

Grandson of Theodore Hubbard, Sr., and Dorothy (Willson).

Great-grandson of PETER HOBART, JR., and Susannah (Clark).

Great 2 grandson of Peter Hobart, Sr., and Desire (Copeland).

Great 3 grandson of Benjamin Hobart and Susannah (Newcomb).
Great 4 grandson of Caleb Hubbard and Elizabeth ( ).

Great 5 grandson of Thomas Hubbard and Anne (Ptomer).

Great 6 grandson of Edmond Hubbard and Margaret (Dewey).

Also grandson of Ebenezer Ballou and Marana (Ward).

Great-grandson of ELIJAH WARD and Marana (Colburn).

Great-grandson of JEREMIAH WILLSON and Eunice (Whitcomb).

PETER HOBART, JR., was an Ensign in the New Hampshire Troops. He died at Putney, Vt., May 19, 1809.

ELIJAH WARD enlisted at the age of sixteen in Capt. John Howard's Company, Brewer's Regiment, Continental Army, Massachusetts line. He was also a Private in Capt. Hugh Toogood's Company, Col. Thomas Nixon's Regiment from May 9, 1777, to December 31, 1779. Also in Capt. Benjamin Heyward's Company,

same Regiment, from January 1780, to December 31, 1781; transferred to Capt. Pierre de Bois' Company, and served until the close of the war. Was present at the Surrender of Cornwallis to the allied armies, October 19, 1781. Pensioned under the Act of 1818. Certificate No. 12701. Died at Camillas, N. Y., May 11, 1832; age 72.

JEREMIAH WILLSON was a Private in Capt. Benjamin Hasting's Company, Col. John Whitcomb's Regiment, Massachusetts Militia. He marched from Balton on the Lexington Alarm of April 19, 1775. He was also a Private in Capt. Jonathan Whitcomb's Company, Col. James Reed's Regiment, N. H. Troops, and was at the Battle of Bunker Hill. Pensioned October, 1832. Married the sister of Col. Benjamin Whitcomb, the Revolutionary Ranger. Died at Norwich, Vt., June 8, 1834; age 87.

23 THEODORE WORTHINGTON HUBBARD 3423

San Francisco.

Attorney-at-law. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, Cal., April 18, 1874.

Son of Adolphus Skinner Hubbard and Sarah Isabelle (Sylvester).

Grandson of Theodore Hubbard, Jr., and Ann Ward (Ballou).

Great-grandson of Theodore Hubbard, Sr., and Dorothy (Willson).

Great 2 grandson of PETER HUBBARD, JR., and Susannah (Clark).

Great 3 grandson of Peter Hubbard, Sr., and. Desire (Copeland).

Great 4 grandson of Benjamin Hubbard and Susannah (Newcomb).

Great 5 grandson of Caleb Hubbard and Elizabeth ( ).

Great 6 grandson of Thomas Hubbard and Anne (Ptomer).

Great 7 grandson of Edmond Hubbard and Margaret (Dewey).

Also great 2 grandson of Ebenezer Ballou and Marana (Ward).

Great 3 grandson of ELIJAH WARD and Marana (Colburn).

Great 3 grandson of JEREMIAH WILLSON and Eunice (Whitcomb).

(See Adolphus Skinner Hubbard, No. 3.)

240 WILLIAM HENRY THOMPSON HUIE 9640

San Francisco.

Secretary George A. Moore & Co. Born in County of Sonoma, State of California, March 24, 1855.

Son of George William Huie and Sarah Elizabeth (Thompson).

Grandson of Robert Augustine Thompson and Mary Smith (Slaughter).

Great-grandson of PHILIP SLAUGHTER and Elizabeth (Towles).

Great 2 grandson of JAMES SLAUGHTER and Susan (Clayton).

Great 3 grandson of Robert Slaughter and Mary (Smith).

Great 4 grandson of Augustine Smith and -----.

JAMES SLAUGHTER was born in Virginia, on December 4, 1758, and died in Virginia in 1849. He commanded a Regiment in the Battle of Great Bridge in Virginia, and was also a member of the Committee of Safety of Culpepper County, in 1775.

PHILIP SLAUGHTER, when seventeen years old, entered Capt. John Jameson's Company of Minute-men and went to the relief of Williamsburg. In the spring of 1776 he again enlisted in Col. Jameson's Troop of Cavalry, but before entering service he was appointed by the Committee of Safety of Culpepper County, Lieutenant in Capt. Gabriel Long's Company of Riflemen, and marched to join Washington's Army in New York. In 1777 he was attached to the 11th Continental Regiment, commanded by Daniel Morgan, which distinguished itself at Saratoga on October 17, 1777. On May 13, 1779, he was promoted to a Captaincy, and retired on February 12, 1781. During the war he was in the Battles of Brandywine, and Germantown, and was one of the sufferers at Valley Forge. Among his messmates was John Marshall (chief justice). He was allowed a land bounty of 1,000 acres for his services as Captain in the Continental line.

(Diary of Capt. Slaughter, History of St. Mark's Parish, Va., p. 106. Heitman's Hist. Reg., p. 338.)

87 CHARLES HUBBELL 3487
San Diego.

Retired Banker. Born in Ballston, Saratoga Co., N. Y., November 9, 1817 .

Son of Hiram Hubbell and Mary (Gilman).

Grandson of ABIJAH HUBBELL and Clarissa (Fitch).

Great-grandson of Gersham Hubbell and Sarah (Wakeman).

Great 2 grandson of Nathan Hubbell and Martha (Finch).

Great 3 grandson of Samuel Hubbell and Elizabeth ( ).

Great 4 grandson of Richard Hubbell and

ABIJAH HUBBELL was born in Fairfield, Conn., February 27, 1861, and died in Canandaigua, N. Y., on October 24, 1843. He enlisted in Capt. Abell's Company, Bradley's Battalion, Col. Wadsworth's Brigade, June 12, 1776, and was discharged January 11, 1777. He reinlisted as a Private March 1, 1781, in Capt. Samuel Comstock's Company, 5th Regiment, Connecticut Line, and was promoted to Corporal September 4, and was discharged December 25, 1783. (Report of the Adjutant-General of the State of Conn., pp. 345, 415, 466, and 643.)

380 WILLIAM PENN HUMPHREYS, JR. 13505
San Francisco.

Attorney-at-law. Born in the City and County of San Francisco, Cal., September 11 , 1871.

Son of William Penn Humphreys, Sr., and Mary (Stincen).

Grandson of Samuel Humphreys and Letitia (Atkinson).

Great-grandson of JOSHUA HUMPHREYS and Mary (Davids).

JOSHUA HUMPHREYS was born in Haverford, Pa., June 17, 1751, and died at Ponte, Reading, Pa., January 12, 1838. In 1777 he was Captain of the 8th Company of the 6th Battalion of the Philadelphia Militia; he was also the naval architect for the Frigate " Randolph," the first of thirteen frigates ordered by Congress in 1775. During 1778 and 1779 he was Captain of Joshua Humphrey's Company, Col. William Bradford's Regiment, of the Philadelphia Militia.

(Penn. Archives, 2d Ed., Vol. 13, pp. 688, 602. New Eng. Genealogical Mag., Vol. 24, p. 304.)