GetO ,EN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 02580 1934 GENEALOGY 929.11 D26 V.31 LINEAGE BOOK National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. VOLUME XXXI. 30001—31000 IQOO Gertrude B. Darwin, Historian General. Compiled bv Sarah Hall Tohxstox. WASHINGTO.V, D. C, I9IO. Haerisburg, Pa. : telegraph printing company I9IO. 1 'II I \ 1-1 M I I \l \M\ X\Tlii\.\I Xo, KiS I ilii in Ml ( ,uiLi il I"- )7-i8gi). 1 u 1 11) 1 ( ,iiui il i^ yi-iQO.'. I " ' 1 li-t 1 1 Ml . n r il 1 iy)-\n>] Street 900 Webster S^-l 049 PREFACE. — PREFACE. This volume contains the National Numbers 30001 to 31000, members who entered the Society in 1900. It is gratifying to me that the Lineage Book has become valu- able as a work of reference to Genealogical and Historical Socie- ties. My interest dates from the time when as Librarian General in 1897, I aided and was closely associated with the work of the Historian General. As volume followed volume, I have been glad to find an ever increasing number of members who trace their descent from sol- diers. We have been familiar with officers of the Revolution, but this is the first recognition of the rank and file. It is they whose feet were bare at Valley Forge, who went over the barricade at Stony Point, who withstood the onset at Cowpens. Gertrudb B. D-^win. ILLUSTRATIONS. ILLUSTRATIONS. Frontispiece. ilrs. Gertrude Bascom Darwin, National No. i68. Librarian General, 1897-1899. Treasurer General, 1899-1902. Historian General, 1909-1911. OFFICERS. THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE Daughters of the American Revolution. IZEO AT WASHINGTC National Board of Management. 1900. Prtjidtnl emtril. Mrs. Da.mel Manning. Ui«-Pmi4«t antral In Clwrjt ot OrgaiHutie« cf Cluptfr«. Mrs. Ele-anor Washington Howard. Uicf-Prwldnti 6oitral. xAIrs. Ellen M. Colton. Mrs. George F. Fuller, Mrs. William Lindsay, Mrs. N. D. Sperrv, Mrs. George M. Sternberg, Mrs. Estes G. R.\thbone, Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks, Mrs. Angie F. Xewman, Miss Mary Isabella Forsyth, Mrs. Clement A. Griscom. Mrs. W^illiam P. Jewett, .Mrs. Julius C Burrows. Mrs. J. A. T. Hull. Mrs. Albert H. Tuttle, Mrs. Washington a. Roebling, Mrs. A. L. Barber, Mrs. Person C. Cheney, Mrs. J. Heron Crosman, Mrs. Jay Osbourne :\Ioss. Mrs. S. B. C. Morgan. OmpUIi SntraL Mrs. William A. Smoot. Rmrdhifl JtcTrtarf »t»tri\. Mrs. Albert Akers. tnrtttttmi JttTttarf emtral. Mrs. Kate Kearney Henry. Kt»i»tTar tntrt]. Miss Susan Riviere Hetzel. trtatMrn ««tral. ^Irs. Gertrude Bascom Darwin. WifiHai BfKral. Mrs. Mary Jane Seymour. nui<«aat RMMtei tmtn] Mrs. Robert Stockwell H.^tcher. EfHurtai antral. Miss Julia Ten Eyck McBl.mr. state Regetits. Alabama, ^Irs. J. -Morgax Smith. Alaska Arizona, " Hugh H. Price. Arkansas, " Helen M. Xortox. California " .John F. Swii-t. Colorado, " W. F. Slocu.m. Connecticut, " S.\r.\ T. Kixxev. Delaware " Eliz.\beth C. Church.m.\n. District of Columbia, " Charles H. Aldex. Florida " Dexxis Eagax. Georgia, " Robert E. Park. Idaho Illinois " William A. Talcott. Indiana " James M. Fowler. Indian Territory, " Walter A. Duxcax. Iowa, " Charles E. Armstroxg. Kansas " K.\tharixe S. Lewis. Kentucky, ^Iiss Lucretia Clay. Louisiana, Mrs. Bexjamix F. Story. Maine " Helex Frye White. Maryland " J- Pembroke Thom. Massachusetts, Miss Sara W. Daggett. Michigan Mrs. Wm. Fitz-Hugh Edwards. ]\Iinnesota, " D. A. Moxfort. Mississippi, Miss Alice 0. Lovell. Missouri, Mrs. George H. Shields. IVIontana " David G. Browxe. Nebraska " George C. Towle. New Hampshire '' Josiah Carpenter. New Jersey, !\liss E. Ellex Batcheller. New Mexico ;\Irs. L. Bradford Prixce. New York '" Samuel \'erplaxck. North Carolina " Edward Dil\\'ORTH Latta. North Dakota " S. A. Louxsberry. Ohio " Moses ^l. Granger. Oklahoma " Cassius 'SL B.vrxes. \\'. Orec;on " J. C.\RD. Pennsylvania " Thomas Roberts. Rhode Island " George M. Thorxtox\ South Carolina " Clark Warixg. South Dakota " Axdrew T. Kellar. Tennessee '" James S. Pilcher. Texas " SvDXEY T. Foxtaixe. Utah " Clarexce E. .Allex. Vermont " Julius Jacob Estey. Virginia, " Hugh Nelsox Page. Washincrton " George W. Bacox. West Virginia Wisconsin " James Sidxey Peck. Wyoming " Fraxcis E. Warrex. Ronorarv omccrs. RoBorarv Prniikiitj Gtofral. Mrs. John- W. Fostkr. Mrs. Adl.m E. Stevens fionerarv Oict-Prejidfiitj General. Klccted for lift. Datcof electioa. Mrs. Margaret Hetzel, 1892. Mrs. a. Howard Clark, 1S95. AIrs. Lelaxd Stanford, 1893. -Mrs. R. (joden Doremus, 1S95. Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, 1893. -"^Irs. Lucy Preston Beale, Mrs. John R. Putnam, 1893. 1895- Mrs. a. Leo Knott, 1894. Miss Mary Desha, 1895. Mrs. Ellen H. Walworth, Miss Clara Barton, 1896. 1894. Mrs. a. C. Geer, 1896. Mrs. M. C. Butler, 1894. :\rRs. Sa>:l-el Eliot, 1S96. Miss Eugenia Washingto.v, Mrs. M.^ry V. E. C.\bell.' 1898 /S95- Mrs. Mildred S. Mathes! 1809 Mrs. Joshua Wilbour, 1S95. MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY. THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE Daughters of the American Revolution MRS. MARTHA BARRETT RIPLEY FALTLKNER. 30001 Born in Keene, New Hampshire. Wife of Francis Child Faulkner. Descendant of Col. John Barrett and of Jerome Ripley, of Massachusetts. Daughter of Barrett Ripley and Mary Richmond, his wife. Granddaughter of Franklin Ripley and Charlotte Collins Barrett, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Jerome Ripley and Sarah Franklin, his wife; John Barrett, Jr. and Martha Dickinson, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Xehemiah Ripley and Lydia Hobart, his wife; John Barrett and Elisabeth Edwards, his wife. John Barrett, (1731-1806), commanded a company under Col. Seth \\"arner. He served in Canada and Ticonderoga and became colonel of the Upper regiment. He was bom in Boston, Mass. ; died in Springfield, Vt. Jerome Ripley, (1757-183S), enlisted as a private 1776, under Capt. Peter Cushing, Col. Solomon Lovett's regiment. He was bom in Hingham ; died in Greenfield. Also Xos. qjS, 450;. 13360. MRS. ROSA CHAPIX EMERY. 30002 Born in Monson, Massachusetts. Wife of Charles P. Emery. Descendant of Corp. Stephen Chapin, of Massachusetts. the end of the name represents the National Number of the ; DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Daughter of Albert Rawson Chapin and Alice H. Tillingast, his wife. Granddaughter of Otis Chapin and Abigail Hayward, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Stephen Chapin and Rachel Rawson, his wife. Stephen Chapin, (1744-1816), turned out from ^lendon in Capt. Gershom Nelson's company at the Lexington Alarm. He was corporal 1778 under Capt. David Batcheller and Col. Ezra Wood for service on North River. Also No. 13163. MISS LUCY BELL. 30003 Born in E.xeter, New Hampshire. Descendant of Col. John Bell, Nathaniel Cogswell, Col. Thomas Cogswell and Brig. Gen. Joseph Badger, all of New Hampshire. Daughter of Hon. James Bell (1S04-57) and Judith Almira Upham, his wife. Granddaughter of Hon. Samuel Bell (1770-1S50) and Mehitable Bowen Dana, his first wife; Hon. Nathaniel Upham and Judith Cogs- well, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of John Bell and Mary Ann Gilmore, his wife; Thomas Cogswell and Ruth Badger (1751-1839), his wife, m. 1770. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Nathaniel Cogswell and Judi;h Badger, his wife Joseph Badger and Hannah Pearson, his wife. ; John Bell, (1730-1825), was a member of the Committee of Safety, 1775 and of the Provincial Congress 1781. He served also as muster master. He was born in Londonberry, N. H., where he died. Also Nos. 5926, 7824, 10024, 13531. Thomas Cogswell, (1746-1810), commanded a company at the battle of Bunker Hill. He rose to the rank of colonel and served to the close of the war. He was an original member of the Cincinnati of Mass. He was born in Haverhill, Mass. died in Gilmanton, N. H. Also Nos. 10024, II 146, 23905, 25S49. Joseph Badger, (1722-1S03), was a member of the conven- tion that ratified the State constitution. He served as muster master and was appointed brigadier general of New Hamp- shire militia 17S0. He was born in Haverhill, ALts;.; died in Gilmanton, N. H. Also Nos. 3811, 10024, 1733-4. 1S030, 19397, 21532. LINEAGE BOOK. 3 Nathaniel Cogswell, (1707-83), was a patriot who donated money, and his eight sons gave thirty-eight years of service. He was born in Ipswich, ^lass. ; died in Atkinson, X. H. MRS. SUSAN E. D. THOMPSON. 30004 Born in Lee, New Hanipsliire. Wife of Josiah D. Thompson. Descendant of Capt. Jonathan Chesley, of New Hampshire. Daughter of Capt. Nathanial G. Davis and Elizabeth Emerson Jones, his wife. Granddaughter of Thomas Jones and Elizabeth Chesley, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Maj. Stephen Jones and Susanna IMillet, his wife; Jonathan Chesley and Elizabeth Emerson, his wife. Jonathan Chesley, (1736-1826), served as qtiartermaster from Barnstead to re-enforce the army in New York. He was born in Durham ; died in Barnstead, N. H. MRS. iMILLIE A. GREENFIELD WORCESTER. 30005 Born in Rochester, New Hampshire. Wife of Horace L. Worcester. Descendant of Sergt. Simon Torr, of New Hampshire. Daughter of Charles Greenfield and Aroline B. Douns, his wife. Granddaughter of John Greenfield* and Phebe Wentworth, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Simon Torr and Sarah Ham, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Vincent Torr and Lois Pinkham, his wife. Simon Torr, (1749-1821), ser\-ed as private 1775, in Capt. Caleb Hodgson's company and 1776 as sergeant major of Col. John Waldron's regiment. He was born in Dover ; died in Rochester, N. H. * Name changed from Torr. MRS. ADELAIDE M. JOHNSON STEVENS. 30006 Born in Nahant, jNLassachusetts. Wife of Bvt. Brig. Gen. Aaron F. Stevens. Descendant of William Attwill and of Zachariah Attwill, of Massachusetts. Daughter of Edward Augustus Johnson and Sarah Attwill, his wife. Granddaughter of George Attwill (b. i;SS) and Druzella Doane (b. 1792), his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Zachariah .\ttwill (b. 1755) a"d Elizabeth Breed, his wife. DACGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIOX. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of William Attvvill and Lydia Daggett, his wife.