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Mrs.
Marcia E. Place Pease.157897
Born in
Fulton, N. Y.
Wife of
Ira Pease.
Descendant
of John Place, as follows:
1. John
Albro Place (1822-1903) m. 1851 Julia Lewis (b. 1830).
2.
Samuel Place (1786-1869) m. 1808 Marcy Tripp (1788-1862).
3. John
Place m. 1786 Lydia Wilcox (1766-1849).
John
Place (1763-1846) enlisted, 1782, in a regiment from North Kingston, R. I.,
stationed at Ticonderoga. He was born in North Kingston, R. I.
Also
No. 110447.
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Mrs. Carrie Tripp Ralph.
DAR ID
Number: 159087
Born in
Osborn County, Pa.
Wife of
Eugene B. Ralph.
Descendant
of Isaac Tripp, as follows:
1.
Stephen Tripp (b. 1841) m. 1866 Sarah J. Emerson (1843-1902).
2.
Samuel B. Tripp (1813-67) m. 1840 Sarah M. Brown (1820-54).
3.
Stephen Tripp (1776-1840) m. 1800 Nancy Benedict (1782-1863).
4.
Isaac Tripp, Jr. (1743-1807), m. 1762 Martha Wall (1745-1809).
5.
Isaac Tripp m. 3d Sarah Dow (b. 1720).
Isaac
Tripp (1700-78) was a member of the Legislature of Connecticut. He was born in
Rhode Island; died in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
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No. 145353.
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Mrs.
Hazel Adell Tripp Tuttle.
DAR ID
Number: 161532
Born in
New Bedford, Mass.
Wife of
Edson H. Tuttle.
Descendant
of Peter Crapo, Thomas Shaw and Elijah Lucas, as follows:
1.
Harry Howard Tripp (1874-1914) m. 1896 Florence May Gammons (b. 1875).
2.
James Sidney Tripp (b. 1848) m. 1871 Mary Jane Pratt (1844-1919).
3.
James Frederick Tripp (1817-1901) m. 1846 Sarah West Crapo (1816-1902).
4.
Charles Crapo (1776-1862) m. 1802 Sally Lucas (1781-1878).
5.
Peter Crapo m. 1766 Sarah West (1748-89); Elijah Lucas m. 1779 Sarah Shaw (b.
1763).
6.
Thomas Shaw m. Mary Atwood (1737-1808).
Peter
Crapo (1743-1822) served as private in Capt. Levi Rounseville's company,
Massachusetts troops. He was born in Rochester; died in Freetown, Mass.
Also
No. 133495.
Thomas
Shaw (1738-78) served as private in Capt. Eddy's company, Colonel Bradford's
regiment, Massachusetts troops. He was born in Middleboro, Mass.; died in
service.
Also
No. 160021.
Elijah
Lucas served as private in Capt. Nathaniel Shaw's company, Col. James Warren's
regiment, which marched in response to the Lexington Alarm; also served under
Col. Theophilus Cotton. He was born in Plympton; died, 1806, in Freetown, Mass.
Also
No. 105563.
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Mrs.
Emma Knapp Hill.
DAR ID
Number: 161645
Born in
Barry County, Mich.
Wife of
John Hill.
Descendant
of Sergt. Jared Knapp, as follows:
1.
George W. Knapp (1807-93) m. 1832 Lucy Tripp (1810-1906).
2.
Jared Knapp m. 1801 Catherine Baldwin (1782-1854).
Jared
Knapp (1751-1848) enlisted, 1775, as private in Capt. David Welcher's company,
Col. David Wooster's regiment, and, 1777, as sergeant in Capt. Joseph A.
Wright's company, Col. Phillip Burr Bradley's Connecticut regiment; also,
1781-83, served several other enlistments under different commands. He was born
in Stamford, Conn.; died in Warsaw, N. Y.
Also
No. 73373.
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Mrs.
Kathryn Brownell Rice.
DAR ID
Number: 161908
Born in
New Bedford, Mass.
Wife of
W. K. Rice.
Descendant
of Stephen Brownell, as follows:
1.
Charles E. Brownell (b. 1867) m. 1890 Kathryn A. H. Totman (b. 1866).
2.
Charles Wright Brownell (1839-95) m. 1866 Martha B. Tripp (1842-1903).
3.
Wright Brownell (1806-80) m. 1828 Naomi Beecher (1811-80).
4.
Stephen Brownell m. 2d 1803 Mary Coggeshall (b. 1784).
Stephen
Brownell (1762-1855) received a pension for service as private in the Rhode
Island Line. He was born and died in Little Compton, R. I.
Also
No. 119679.
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Mrs. Linnie
Brown Tripp.
DAR ID
Number: 162660
Born in
Boone County, Ill.
Wife of
Arthur J. Tripp.
Descendant
of Maj. Abraham Swits, Lieut. Walterus Swits, Capt. Nathaniel Churchill,
Nathaniel Churchill, Jr., Nathan Hovey, Azel Hovey, Peter Clute, Jacob Clute,
Abner Rockwell, Harmanus Peek and Richard Marseles, as follows:
1.
Edgar F. Brown (1856-88) m. 1881 Mary Elizabeth Swits (1859-1911).
2.
Charles Wesley Swits (1833-65) m. 1855 Mary Jane Churchill (1832-1912); Edwin
Durand Brown (1816-84) m. 1855 Sabrina Hovey (1814-1905).
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3. Abraham Swits (1790-1856) m. 1811 Elizabeth Clute (1793-1871); John Sage
Churchill (1798-1880) m. 1831 Narcissa White (1805-84); Azel Hovey m. 1795 Lucy
Rockwell (1778-1860).
4.
Walter (Walterus) Swits m. 1777 Sarah Peek (1761-1843); Nathaniel Church, Jr.,
m. 2d 1783 Lydia Osgood (b. 1759); Nathan Hovey m. 1762 Jemima Phelps (b.
1741); Jacob Clute m. Maria Hauck (Huyck) (b. 1754); Abner Rockwell m. Deborah
Carpenter.
5.
Abraham Swits m. 2d 1753 Elizabeth Vrooman (1732-59): Nathaniel Churchill m.
Elizabeth Sage: Peter Clute m. Catherine Marseles (b. 1736); Harmanus Peek m.
1748 Sara DeGraff (1721-1810).
6.
Richard Marseles m. Lysbeth Van Eps.
Abraham
Swits (1730-1814) served as major in the 2d regiment, Albany County, New York
militia. He was born and died in Schenectady, N. Y.
Also
No. 144299.
Walterus
Swits (1754-1823) served as lieutenant under Colonel Warner of the Connecticut
troops. He was born and died in Schenectady, N. Y.
Also
No. 160109.
Nathaniel
Churchill served as ensign, lieutenant and captain in the Connecticut troops
under Colonels Wolcott and Cook. He was born, 1731, in Westfield, Conn.
Nathaniel
Churchill, Jr. (1756-1835), received a pension for service as private in the
Connecticut troops under Colonels Talcott and Enos.
Nathan
Hovey served as private in Captain Parker's company, 2d regiment, Connecticut
Line. He was born, 1740, in Mansfield, Conn.
Azel
Hovey (1763-1838) received a pension for service as private, 1778-81, under different
commands in the Connecticut Line. He was born in Lebanon, Conn.; died in
Newark, N. Y.
Also
No. 147156.
Peter
Clute (1731-85) served as private in Capt. Jesse Van Slyck's company, Col.
Abraham Wemple's regiment, Albany County, New York militia. He was born and
died in Schenectady, N. Y.
Also
No. 131351.
Jacob
Clute received a pension for service as private in the New York troops under
Colonels Wemple, Yates and Gansevoort. He was born in Schenectady, N. Y.,
where, in 1848, he died.
Abner
Rockwell (1746-1831) served as private in Captain Pixley's company, Col. John
Brown's regiment, Massachusetts troops. He was born in Ridgefield, Conn.; died
in Union, N. Y.
Harmanus
Peek (1718-81) served as private in Captain Van Epps' company, Colonel Wemple's
regiment, New York troops. He was born and died in Schenectady, N. Y.
Richard
Marseles (1700-85) was a patriot of New York. He was born and died in
Schenectady, N. Y.
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Miss
Gail Crusinberry.
DAR ID
Number: 162698
Born in
Des Moines, Iowa.
Descendant
of Capt. Nehemiah Herrick, as follows:
1.
William Crusinberry (b. 1850) m. 1887 Clara Herrick (b. 1860).
2.
Leonard Herrick (1832-1914) m. 1857 Rachel Kulp (1839-1910).
3.
Joseph Herrick (1778-1857) m. 1821 Mary Emma Tripp (1794-1861).
4.
Nehemiah Herrick m. 2d 1768 Miriam Upton (1746-84).
Nehemiah
Herrick was 2d lieutenant under Capt. Samuel Cummins; also commanded the 9th
company in the 3d Essex County regiment, Massachusetts militia. He was born,
1737, in Topsfield, Mass.; died in Cavendish, Vt.
Also
No. 151377.
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Mrs.
Inez Harding Keppner.
DAR ID
Number: 163477
Born in
Beaverhead County, Mont.
Wife of
Gustave A. Keppner.
Descendant
of Abraham Harding, as follows:
1.
Ulric D. Harding (b. 1864) m. 1889 Catherine Engle (b. 1872).
2.
Edward Sterge Harding (1833-96) m. 1855 Caroline Morton (1836-1917).
3.
Mordecai Rice Harding (1795-1870) m. 1817 Susan Baker Newton (1794-1851).
4. Amos
Harding (1764-1839) m. 1784 Phoebe Tripp (1767-1844).
5.
Abraham Harding m. 1762 Hulda Tryon.
Abraham
Harding (1744-1815) was a patriot who aided in the defense of Fort Jenkins and
Forty Fort, during the Wyoming massacre. He was born in Connecticut; died in
Luzerne County, Pa.
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No. 137485.
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Miss
Fannie Agnes Norton.
DAR ID
Number: 164210
Born in
Newell, Iowa.
Descendant
of Jonathan Miller, as follows:
1.
James Thomas Norton (1850-1910) m. 1882 Belle Amelia Miller (b. 1859).
2.
DeWitt Clinton Miller (1825-1917) m. 1853 Agnes B. Lawson (1831-1908).
3.
Allen Miller (1788-1868) m. 1810 Hannah Tripp (1788-1877).
4.
Jonathan Allen Miller (1762-1846) m. 1st 1782 Hannah Case (1761-1819).
5.
Jonathan Miller m. 1761 Sarah (Woodruff) North (1734-1811).
Jonathan
Miller (1729-1810) served as private in the Connecticut troops under Captain
Heart and Colonel Wyllys. He was born in Northampton, Mass.; died in Hartland,
Conn.
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No. 148105.
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Mrs.
Elizabeth Wygle Pfantz.
DAR ID
Number: 164759
Born in
Butler County, Iowa.
Wife of
Forrest J. Plantz.
Descendant
of Stephen Mather, as follows:
1.
Robert Wygle (1859-1918) m. 1884 Luella Mather (b. 1863).
2.
Charles Mather (1832-1920) m. 1856 Caroline Tripp (1839-87).
3.
Daniel Mather (1796-1885) m. 1822 Roxanna Underwood (1800-57).
4.
Stephen Mather m. 1782 Elisabeth Peck.
Stephen
Mather received a pension for service as private in the Connecticut troops. He
was born in Connecticut; died, 1837, in Ellington, N. Y.
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