Name
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Unit(s)
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Notes
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Relation to Emelia
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ADAMS, Uriah
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Sussex County New Jersey Militia
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Ensign; 2nd Regiment
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7 x great-grandfather
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ANSPACH, Johann Adam Sr.
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Berks County Pennsylvania Militia
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First Sergeant in Capt. Michael Forrer's Company.
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7 x great-grandfather
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ARBUCKLE, Thomas
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Viginia State Militia
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Enlisted in Botetourt Co VA. Served 15 days as Lieut in Capt George Givens' Virginia Company in expedition against Indians at Big Island on Holston River. Enlisted Apr 1780 for 6 mos as private in Capt John Bowles Company, Col Benjamin Logan's Virginia Regiment. In battle with Indians at Pickaway. Enlisted 1782, in same company for 6 mos and was in battle at Big Miami. Was stationed at Whitley's Station KY.
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7 x great-grandfather
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BRINKER, Henry
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Pennsylvania State Militia
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Private. Enlisted 1 Jan 1777 for two months in Capt. John Venatta's Company, Col. Strout's Regiment of Pennsylvania Militia; re-enlisted Oct 1777 for two months in Capt. John Venatta's Company, Col. Sigfriedt's Regiment of Pennsylvania Militia; re-enlisted in the spring of 1781 for two months in Capt. John Gregory's Company of Pennsylvania Militia.
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7 x great-grandfather
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CARPENTER, Hope
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6 x great-grandfather
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DUPLER, Frederick
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Lancaster County Pennsylvania Militia
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Listed among the Eighth Class in Captain John Moore's Company, being the Fifth Company of the Second Battalion of Lancaster County Militia, dated 25 Dec 1781.
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7 x great-grandfather
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DURYEE, Frederick
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Middlesex County New Jersey Militia
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Private
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7 x great-grandfather
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EVE, Rev. George
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Patriotic Service
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Rendered material aid to Continental Army
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7 x great-grandfather
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FAIRBANKS, Phinehas Sr.
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Patriotic Service
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Member of Committee of Correspondence and Safety at Harvard MA in 1778.
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8 x great-grandfather
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GALLUP, Benjamin
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Berkshire County Massachusetts Militia
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Corporal, Capt. Zebulon Norten's co., Maj. Caleb Hyde's detachment of Berkshire Co. militia; entered service July 11, 1777; discharged July 27, 1777; service, 16 days; roll dated Equivalent; also, Capt. John Bacon's co., Col. Caleb Hyde's regt., Gen. Rosseter's brigade; entered service Oct. 20, 1781; discharged Oct. 28, 1781; service, 9 days, at Stillwater on an alarm.
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7 x great-grandfather
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GROOT, Simon Cornelius
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Albany New York County Militia
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Sergeant under Capt. Thomas Brower Banker in the 2nd Albany Militia.
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7 x great-grandfather
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HART, Amos Sr.
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Hartford County Connecticut Militia
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Private in the 2nd Battalion, Wadsworth Brigade, 1st Co., under Capt. Gad Stanley (his first cousin); roll dtd 24 June 1776
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8 x great-grandfather
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HERNDON, Benjamin
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Virginia Continental Line
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Served as a private throughout 1777, first in Capt. Samuel Hawes' Co. of Foot, and later in Capt. Upshaw's Co. in the 2nd Virginia Reg. of the Continental Line, first commanded by Col. Alex. Spotswood and later by Col. Christian Febiger.
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7 x great-grandfather
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HUTTON, William Jr.
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Virginia Continental Line
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Private and Matross in Capt. Dandridge’s Company, Col. Charles Harrison’s 1st Regiment of Virginia Artillery, Continental Troops.
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7 x great-grandfather
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JOHNSON, Ebenezer
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New Haven County Connecticut Militia
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Served as a substitute in Connecticut Militia as a drummer and fifer for six months in 1779. Volunteered in 1781 for two years in Capt. Peter Veal's company of Militia to "guard the coast at Guilford." Was in three battles in the Guilford area.
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7 x great-grandfather
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JUNGMANN, Jacob
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Lancaster County Pennsylvania Militia
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Private, Capt. George Feather’s 3rd Company, 9th Battalion, Lancaster County (PA) Militia.
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6 x great-grandfather
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KINNEY, John Sr.
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New Jersey Militia
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In 1776 he was ensign in Captain Potter’s company, Third Battalion. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant in the Eighth Company, and was made brevet captain.
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6 x great-grandfather
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LAMONT, Archibald
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Albany County New York Militia
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7 x great-grandfather
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LOGAN, William Sr.
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Virginia Militia
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In 1779 he is listed as a member of the company of militia at Logan's Station (St. Asaphs), commanded by his brother, Capt. (later Gen.) Benjamin Logan.
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7 x great-grandfather
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MOORE, Elijah
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Hampden County Massachusetts Militia
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Minuteman
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7 x great-grandfather
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MORR, Andreas Jr.
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Lancaster County Pennsylvania Militia
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Private in the 7th Battalion, Lancaster Co. PA Militia, Captain Thomas Robinson 3rd. Company 7th Battalion, Lancaster Militia, and Captain Boggs Militia Company.
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7 x great-grandfather
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MORR, John George Sr.
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Pennsylvania Militia
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Member of Capt. John Moll's company of militia.
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6 x great-grandfather
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OWSLEY, Thomas III
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Patriotic Service
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Furnished supplies to the Continental Army.
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8 x great-grandfather
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PECK, Samuel Jr.
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Patriotic Service
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Town officer in Wallingford, CT during Revolution.
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8 x great-grandfather
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PURVIS, James Sr.
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North Carolina Militia
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Served under Captains Williams, Cray, Coat, and Coalman
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6 x great-grandfather
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RANDALL, Stephen Sr.
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Massachusetts Militia
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Private from Massachusetts, answering an alarm and serving under Capt. Joseph Fairbanks and Col. Asa Whitcomb.
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7 x great-grandfather
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ROBINSON, Irwin Sr.
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British Army
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Drafted into the British army and served as such during the American Revolution. Wounded in the arm. Was at the Battle of Yorktown and present at the surrender of Lord Cornwallis, captured by Washington and returned to England after peace was declared.
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7 x great-grandfather
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TUGGLE, Henry III
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Patriotic Service
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Signed Oath of Allegiance in Goochland County, Virginia.
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7 x great-grandfather
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WOLF, Johann Jonas
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York County Pennsylvania Militia
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2nd Lieutenant, serving under Capt. Peter Iekes in the 5th Company, 6th Battalion, York Co PA Militia 1778-1779. Also served as a 1st Lieutenant in Co. A, 7th Battalion, York Co PA Militia 1781-1783.
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7 x great-grandfather
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YOUNG, Eliphalet Jr.
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Connecticut Militia
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Served in Capt. Jonathan Rudd's Company commanded by Col. of Foot Samuel Chapman, Brig. Gen. John Tyler's Brigade of Connecticut Militia under the command of Maj. Gen. Sullivan. His service, as well as most of the unit, was from 2 Aug. 1778 to 12 Sept. 1778. They were involved in the attempt to dislodge the British from Newport, RI in August and September and were present at the battle of Rhode Island, 29 Aug. 1778.
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7 x great-grandfather
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