Dutchers in the Revolutionary War

Fran was looking through a DAR book at the library and copied down some soldiers they listed and I added the Griffin numbers. BJ added some more soldiers not in the DAR book index. I added some more info from the DAR lineage books.

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Christopher m Mary Belding Pvt NY
b 29 Sep 1746 NY
d 13 Jul 1832 NY
Griffin = 329

Cornelius m Elizabeth Pvt MA
b 24 May 1746 NY
d 15 May 1828 NY
Griffin = 328

David m Margaret Van Tine Pvt NY
b 14 Sep 1740 NY
d 2 Mar 1802 NY
Griffin = 337

Jacob m Elizabeth Esselsteyn Pvt NY
b 6 Nov 1726 NY
d 11 Oct 1806 CT
Griffin = 50

William Sr. m Catherine Conkling Capt NY
bpt 6 Jun 1741 NY
d 13 Oct 1794
Griffin = 282

Roelof Jr. m Jane (Ashley) Bull Capt CT
b c1738 CT
d 15 Nov 1803 CT
Griffin = 314b

Solomon m Tabitha Roraback Pvt NY PNSR
b 30 Jun 1759 NY
d 1847 NY
Griffin = son of 57

John m Sylvia Beardsley
b 5 Jan 1759 CT
d 2 Dec 1848 NY
Griffin = 333

John m Lois Washburn
b 1745 CT
Griffin = 317

Here are some more from BJ:

You all need to know these names are from our "DAR Patriot Index" and the entries only mean there has been lineage proven on these individuals. If you are serious about proving your line, there is a way to get the information used for documentation.

I'm a "9 Ancestor DAR" and have spent 7 years in the role of proving linage on this stuff, and believe me it has to be clearly documented and proven before membership is granted!

Now - I'm ALSO a Docent at the National Archives, Western Region, and there are several more Dutchers that haven't been used for application. They DO however, appear in the "Revolutionary Pensions Files" at the Archives, and since no one has documented for DAR, these will be a REAL puzzle for you!

1. Abraham, enlisted at Fishkill, witness was brother David. When he applied in 1818 in Hudson Falls, he says his wife is "Elizabeth".

2. Barnet, In application he says he married "Charity" in 1791. Charity was a widow and had daughter Hannah Crawford. Barnet died 15 January 1827.

3. Cornelius, married Mary, September 1782 or 1783, Livingston Manor, Dutchess County. Cornelius died 31 January 1839. NOTE: Mary applied for pension as Mary BUCK but pension was denied because Mary couldn't produce military documents. She stated his brother "Rulouf" burned the records as being of no use!

4. Henry, born 30 July 1751, died after 1830 in Ohio. No family mentioned in military records.

5. Jacob, born 14 August, 1832, Phillipstown, Dutchess Co. No mention of family.

6. Simeon G. born circa 1753, after the war lived in Clarerack, Greenbush and West Brunswick. No mention of family. (He went AWOL for 3 weeks and was sentenced to one fornight's hard labor!)

7. Simeon S. In 1814 married Lydia Scouten (she died 6 April 1864 in Green, MI), he then married 8 May 1866, a widow, Mary Ann McFee. In 1882 Mary received a widow's pension - she was then a resident of Mecosta Co., MI.

8. Solomon Born 13 June 1759, Oblong, Dutchess Co. He died age 99 (circa 1858) at Otsego.

9. William. Never sought pension but application made by son, Daniel. Wm. married Catherin Conklin, Rockland Co., in 1766. Wm. died at Greensburg 13 Oc 1794.

 

BJ (Dutcher) Creager

(Yes, "BJ" is my legal name, my husband is "Joe")

Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 1

The source of this info is the DAR. The entry contains the name of the patriot, the cemetery in which the headstone is found. The number at the end of the line is the reporting year.

DUTCHER Elias Round Top Cem, Cairo, Greene Co NY 59
DUTCHER John Middle Village Cem, East Springfield NY 33
DUTCHER John Town Ground, East Springfield NY 15
DUTCHER Ruluff Capt Dutcher's Bridge Cem CT 31

From Lydia Kedzierski and Ancestry.com

Dutchers in the DAR Lineage Books

Volume 12 page 56
Mrs. Mary Dutcher Field.
DAR ID Number: 11141
Born in New York.
Wife of Isaac N. Field.
Descendant of Capt. William Dutcher and Isaac Van Wart, of New York; Capt. Hugh Dunn, Capt. Matthew Freeman, Ezekiel Ayres and John Dunham, of New Jersey.
1. Rev. Jacob Conkling Dutcher and Margaretta Ayres.
2. William Dutcher, Jr., and Anna Van Wart; Simeon Ayres and Abigail Dunham.
3. Isaac Van Wart and Rachel Storm; James Dunham and Ursula Dunn; Ezekiel Ayres and Charlotte Freeman; William Dutcher and Catherine Conkling.
4. Hugh Dunn and Abigail Carman; and of Matthew Freeman; and of John Dunham.
William Dutcher (1741-94), was captain of an "Associated company," 1775, and subsequently commanded a company in the secret service.
Isaac Van Wart (1758-1828), was one of the three militia men who captured André. Washington's letter to Congress and the action of that body in rewarding these patriots, can be found in the Journals of Congress.
Hugh Dunn (1740-1826), served in the Middlesex militia.
Matthew Freeman, 1776, served as lieutenant and 1780 commanded a company in the First Regiment.
Ezekiel Ayres and John Dunham served as privates in the Middlesex county militia.

Volume 13 page 135
Mrs. Margaret Dutcher Alexander.
DAR ID Number: 12346
Born in Nebraska.
Wife of Ernest Luther Alexander.
Descendant of George Webb, of Virginia.
1. Rodney Erasmus Dutcher and Margaret Johnson.
2. William Dutcher and Maria Elizabeth Burch.
3. Erasmus Ross Burch and Lucy Webb.
4. George Webb and Lucy Wells.
George Webb, 1776, served as a private in Capt. Thomas Gaskin's company, Fifth Virginia regiment, commanded by Col. Josiah Parker. He died in Ohio, 1820.

Volume 13 page 135
Miss Ellenore Elizabeth Dutcher.
DAR ID Number: 12347
Born in Utah.
Descendant of George Webb.
1. Rodney Erasmus Dutcher and Margaret Johnson.
See No. 12346.

Volume 1 page 65
Mrs. Annie Pesinger Underwood.
DAR ID Number: 15162
Born in New York.
Wife of John P. Underwood.
Descendant of Martinus Van Wart, Isaac Van Wart, Nicholas Storms and Rachel Storms, of New York.
1. John Jacob Pesinger and Hannah E. Van Wart.
2. Alexander Van Wart and Esther Fowler.
3. Isaac Van Wart and Rachel Storms.
4. Nicholas Storms and Maritje Dutcher, his first wife (m. 1746); Martinus Van Wart and Rachel Williams.
Isaac Van Wart, (1758-1828), was one of the three militia men who captured André, the British spy, September 23, 1780. He was born and died at Greenburgh. His son, Alexander, related the event as told him by his farther, and it was published when the Centennial was held at Tarrytown, where a monument has been erected.
Martinus Van Wart, (1733-84), served in the militia. He was born in Westchester county, where he died.
Nicholas Storms, (1722-90), served with the militia of Phillips Manor. When the army was at White Plains, 1776, his house was used as headquarters for the officers.
Rachel Storms, (1752-1834), by her courage and pathos, secured the release of her brother, captured by the British.

Volume 17
Mrs. Stella Hadden Alexander.
DAR ID Number: 16667
Born in Calhoun County, Michigan.
Wife of Arthur B. Alexander.
Descendant of Henry Lewis, of New York.
1. Nathaniel Amos Hadden and Marion Dutcher.
2. Ira Soule Dutcher and Mary Veeder.
3. Barnes Veeder and Sarah Lewis.
4. Henry Lewis and Sarah Clark.
Henry Lewis enlisted from Rhinebeck, N. Y., 1775, as a private and reenlisted, 1778, in the New York Line.

Volume 18 p.365
Mrs. Nia Sawyer Chase.
DAR ID Number: 17355
Born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Wife of Charles Curry Chase.
Descendant of Sergt. John Russell, Jr.
1. Edgar Philetus Sawyer and Mary Eleanor Jewell.
2. Henry Chapin Jewell and Mary Ann E. Russell.
3. William Pew Russell and Eleanor Dutcher.
4. John Russell, Jr., and Charity Evarts.
5. John Russell and Olive Van Dusen Pew.
John Russell, Jr., (1761-1843), was placed on the pension roll of Litchfield Co., Conn., for service as sergeant in the New York Line. He served under Greene and Washington, and is spoken of as an aide-de-camp.

Volume 18 p.365
Miss Edith Leigu Russell.
DAR ID Number: 17356
Born in Litchfield County, Connecticut.
Descendant of Sergt. John Russell, Jr.
1. John H. Russell and Lorine A. Leigu.
2. William Pew Russell and Eleanor Dutcher.
See No. 17355.

Volume 18 p.365
Mrs. Eleanor A. Crandall Phelps.
DAR ID Number: 17363
Born in Oswego, New York.
Wife of Jeffery O. Phelps.
Descendant of Solomon Dutcher and of William Ross, of New York.
1. Freeman R. Crandall and Eliza Ross.
2. Artemas Ross and Penelope Dutcher.
3. Solomon Dutcher and Tabitha Roraback; William Ross and Althea Patten.
Solomon Dutcher, (1759-1858), was placed on the pension roll of Otsego Co., N. Y., at the age of 74, for service as a private in the New York Continental Line. He was born in Greenwich, N. Y., where he died.
William Ross, (1760-1813), enlisted at the age of sixteen and served three years as a private in the New York Line. He was born in Rosshire, Scotland and died in Greenwich, Washington Co., N. Y.

Volume 19 p.359
Mrs. Mary Hubbard Kingsley.
DAR ID Number: 18459
Born in Cazenovia, New York.
Wife of Calvin Lyman Kingsley.
Descendant of Sergt. Jeremiah Markham, of Connecticut.
1. Horatio Hubbard and Laura Angeline Dutcher.
2. Solomon Dutcher and Mary Markham.
3. John Markham and Almira Holley.
4. Jeremiah Markham and Amy Deming.
Jeremiah Markham, (1734-1827), was placed on the pension roll of Litchfield county, 1793, for service as sergeant in the Burgoyne campaign where he was disabled. His pension was increased in 1816. He died in Plymouth, Conn.

Volume 20 p.365
Mrs. Isabella Scott Ernst.
DAR ID Number: 19407
Born in Springfield, New York.
Wife of Theodore Ernst.
Descendant of Sergt. Isaac White, Jr., and Pelatiah Rice.
1. John F. Scott and Almira White.
2. Almon White and Charlotte Rice.
3. Pelatiah Rice and Mary Dutcher; Isaac White, Jr., and Priscilla Moffett.
Isaac White, Jr., (1752-93), served as private and sergeant in the Berkshire county, Mass., militia and was wounded at Bennington. He was born in Greenwich, Mass.; died in Springfield, N. Y.
Pelatiah Rice was placed on the pension roll of Chautauqua county, N. Y., 1732, at the age of seventy-nine for service of private in the Vermont militia. He was born in Westboro, Mass.; died in Westfield, N. Y.

Volume 21 p.353
Miss Katharine Ernst.
DAR ID Number: 20002
Born in Cooperstown, New York.
Descendant of Sergt. Isaac White, Jr., Pelatiah Rice and Ephraim Hudson.
1. Theodore Ernst and Isabella Scott.
2. George William Ernst and Catharine Henn; John F. Scott and Almira White.
3. Bernhardt Henn and Ann Hudson; Almon White and Charlotte Rice.
4. Ephraim Hudson and Hanna; Isaac White, Jr., and Priscilla Moffett; Pelatiah Rice and Mary Dutcher.
Isaac White, Jr., (1752-93), served as private and sergeant in the Berkshire Co., Mass., militia, and was wounded at Bennington. He was born in Greenwich, Mass.; died in Springfield, N. Y.
Pelatiah Rice was placed on the pension roll of Chautauqua Co., N. Y., 1832, at the age of seventy-nine, for service of private in the Vermont militia. He was born in Westboro, Mass.; died in Westfield, N. Y.
Ephraim Hudson, (1757-1805), served in the Albany county militia. He died in Cherry Valley, N. Y.

Volume 23 page 57
Mrs. Agnes E. Marfield.
DAR ID Number: 22170
Born in Frankfort, Kentucky.
Wife of Otha L. Marfield.
Descendant of John Russell, Sergt. John Russell, Jr., Col. William Shute and Enoch Shute.
1. Rev. Robert McMurdie and Evelina Marcella Russell.
2. Jonathan McMurtrie and Elizabeth Dubois Shute; William Pew Russell and Eleanor Dutcher.
3. Enoch Shute and Mary Dubois; John Russell, Jr., and Charity Evarts (1769-1829).
4. William Shute and Hope Moore (1737-1813); John Russell and Olive Van Dusen Pew (1742-1805).
John Russell enlisted at White Plains, New York, and lost his life in battle. He was born about 1739.
John Russell, Jr., (1761-1843), was placed on the pension roll of Litchfield Co., Conn., 1818, for service of sergeant in the New York Line. He was born in White Plains; died in Salisbury, Conn.
William Shute, (1726-1784), served as colonel in the Salem county, New Jersey militia.
Enoch Shute enlisted as a private when a youth in the New Jersey State troops. He received the badge of the Cincinnati on the death of his brother Samuel. He died, 1823.

Volume 25 page 298
Mrs. Maud Sterling Brusie.
DAR ID Number: 24834
Born in Cleveland, Ohio.
Wife of Charles S. Brusie.
Descendant of Maj. John Canfield, of Connecticut.
1. Theodore Sterling and Charlotte M. Higgins.
2. Frederick A. Sterling and Caroline Dutcher.
3. Gen. Elisha Sterling and Alma Canfield.
4. John Canfield and Dorcas Buell.
5. Samuel Canfield and Abigail Peck.
John Canfield, (1740-86), served as brigade major in Sheldon's Light Horse and was with it at Saratoga. He was born in New Milford; died in Sharon.

Volume 26 p.367
Mrs. Jennie Marfield Andrews.
DAR ID Number: 25012
Born in Chillicothe, Ohio.
Wife of Edward Squire Andrews.
Descendant of Capt. Thomas Hussey Luckett, Capt. Lieut. Walter Graham, of Virginia, Sergt. John Russell, Jr.
1. Otho Luckett Marfield and Agnes Evelina McMurdy.
2. John Marfield and Emily Stone Luckett; Robert McMurdy and Marcella Evelina Russell.
3. Otho H. W. Luckett and Elizabeth Graham; William Pew Russell and Elenor Dutcher.
4. Thomas Hussey Luckett and Elizabeth Noland; Walter Graham and Sarah Richards; John Russell, Jr., and Charity Evarts (1769-1829).
5. John Russell and Olive Van Dusen Pew (1742-1805).
Thomas Hussey Luckett was lieutenant of Stephenson's Rifle regiment when captured at Fort Washington, 1776. He suffered great privations on the prison ship where he was confined over four years. He died, 1787, of consumption.
Walter Graham, (1759-1829), served as second lieutenant, 1777, and subsequently as captain-lieutenant of a Virginia State regiment. He was born in Dumfries, Va., died in Kentucky.
John Russell, Jr., (1761-1843), was placed on the pension roll of Litchfield County, Conn., 1818, for service of sergeant in the New York Line. He was born in White Plains; died in Salisbury, Conn.

Volume 29 page 127
Mrs. Grace G. Pierpont Brockett.
DAR ID Number: 28343
Born in North Haven, Connecticut.
Wife of Frank S. Brockett.
Descendant of Elijah Stanton and of Capt. Azariah Wright.
1. Joseph Pierpont and Harriet Brockett.
2. Rufus Pierpont and Harriet Richards; Atwater Eaton Brockett and Cynthia Harriet Stanton.
3. Luther Abijah Richards and Mary Page; Joshua Whitney Stanton and Eliza Dutcher.
4. Joel Page and Mary Wright (1765-1850); Elijah Stanton and Jemima Beach.
5. Azariah Wright and Miriam Hall, his second wife.
Elijah Stanton, (1750-1833), was at the siege of Boston and in the New York campaign. He was born in Preston; died in Salisbury, Conn.
Azariah Wright, (1737-1811), served as second lieutenant and captain in the Cumberland county militia. He was born in Northfield, Mass.; died in Westminster, Vt.

Volume 29 page 240
Mrs. Estelle Place Smith.
DAR ID Number: 28655
Born in Fishkill, New York.
Wife of Bertram Llewellyn Smith.
Descendant of Stephen Sears, Zophar Rogers and Moses Swift, all of New York.
1. Charles Place and Elizabeth Hitchcock Swift.
2. Nehemiah Place and Cynthia Dorland; Judah Swift and Alma Hitchcock.
3. William Place and Deborah Rogers; Thomas Swift and Maria Barlow; Stephen Hitchcock and Alma Sears.
4. Zophar Rogers and Jemima; Moses Swift and Hannah Hurd; Stephen Sears and Sybil (Hunt) Pardee (1740-1834), his third wife, m. 1769.
Stephen Sears, (1738-91), served in the Connecticut Light Horse under Capt. Ruloff Dutcher. He was born in Harwich, Mass; lived in Sharon, Conn., during the Revolution; died in New York city.
Zophar Rogers served as a private in the Dutchess county militia. He was born in Beekman, N. Y., 1743, where he died.
Moses Swift, (1747-1838), was a private in the Dutchess county Sixth Regiment of New York militia.

Volume 29 page 307
Mrs. Eleanor Louisa White Power.
DAR ID Number: 28842
Born in Green Lake county, Wisconsin.
Wife of John Joseph Power.
Descendant of Sergt. John Russell, Jr.
1. Henry Williams White and Charlotte Maria Russell.
2. William Pew Russell and Eleanor Dutcher.
3. John Russell, Jr. and Charity Everts (1769-1829).
4. John Russell and Olive Van Dusen Pew (1742-1805).
John Russell, Jr., (1761-1843), was placed on the pension roll of Litchfield county, Conn., 1818, for service of sergeant in the New York Line.

Volume 33 page 291
Mrs. Laura Dutcher Hubbard.
DAR ID Number: 32857
Born in Mexico, New York.
Wife of Horatio Hubbard.
Descendant of Sergt. Jeremiah Markham, of Connecticut.
1. Solomon Dutcher and Mary Markham.
2. John Markham and Almira Holley.
3. Jeremiah Markham and Amy Deming.
Jeremiah Markham, (1734-1827), was wounded in the battle of Stillwater and his name is on the invalid pension list, 1793, and his pension was increased 1816. He was born in Enfield; died in Plymouth, Conn.

Volume 33 page 322
Mrs. Louise E. D. Wickwire.
DAR ID Number: 32945
Born in Brooklyn, New York.
Wife of Arthur M. Wickwire.
Descendant of Lieut. Col. Aaron Root, of Massachusetts.
1. Charles Henry Dutcher and Amanda Story.
2. Henry Dutcher and Jane Mason.
3. Col. Darius Mason and Sarah Root.
4. Aaron Root, Jr. and Sarah Bird.
5. Aaron Root and Rhoda Ring.
Aaron Root, (1720-1809), served as lieutenant colonel of the First Berkshire County Regiment. He was born in Westfield; died in Sheffield, Mass.

Volume 35 page 91
Mrs. S. Ella Dutcher.
DAR ID Number: 34254
Born in Roselle, New Jersey.
Wife of Rev. E. C. Dutcher.
Descendant of Josiah Woodruff, of New Jersey.
1. Noah Woodruff and Mary Miller.
2. Noah Woodruff (b. 1768) and Esther Chandler (b. 1769).
3. Josiah Woodruff and Patience Wade (b. 1737).
Josiah Woodruff, (1724-90), served as a private in the Essex County, New Jersey militia. He died in Connecticut Farms, New Jersey.

Volume 35 page 258
Mrs. Evelina Stone Marfield Balcom.
DAR ID Number: 34740
Born in Chillicothe, Ohio.
Wife of Harry S. Balcom.
Descendant of Sergt. John Russell, Jr.
1. Otho Luckett Marfield and Agnes Evelina McMurdy.
2. Rev. Robert McMurdy and Marcella Evelina Russell.
3. William Pew Russell and Eleanor Dutcher.
4. John Russell, Jr. and Charity Evarts, (1769-1829).
5. John Russell and Olive Van Dusen Pew, (1742-1805).
John Russell, Jr., (1761-1843), was placed on the pension roll of Litchfield Co., Conn., 1818, for service as sergeant in the New York line.

Volume 36 page 188
Mrs. Helvetia Burchard Dutcher.
DAR ID Number: 35506
Born in Basle, Switzerland.
Wife of George G. Dutcher.
Descendant of Jonathan Burchard.
1. Nathan Burchard and Mary Stranahan.
2. Jonathan Burchard and Beulah Ely.
Jonathan Burchard, (1763-1839), enlisted from Granby, Mass., as an artificer 1783, under Capt. William Hawes and served at Springfield, Mass. In 1832 he was placed on the pension roll of Oneida county, New York, for service as artificer, Massachusetts Continental line. He was born in Norwich, Conn.; died in Marshall, N. Y.

Volume 37 page 129
Mrs. Mary Carpenter Green.
DAR ID Number: 37357
Born in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Wife of Alonzo A. Green.
Descendant of Ephraim Carpenter, of Connecticut.
1. Alvain Bacon Carpenter and Elmira Loretta Dutcher.
2. Willard Carpenter (1767-1854) and Polly Bacon (1769-1860), m. 1791.
3. Ephraim Carpenter and Rebecca Chaffee (1739-1824), m. 1761.
Ephraim Carpenter, (1735-1809), served as a private in the Fourth battalion, Connecticut militia. He was born in Woodstock, Conn.; died in Stratford.

Volume 39 page 282
Mrs. Hattie Carpenter Searing.
DAR ID Number: 38762
Born in Beloit, Wisconsin.
Wife of William Searing.
Descendant of Ephraim Carpenter.
1. Alvin Bacon Carpenter and Almira Loretta Dutcher.
2. Willard Carpenter (1767-1854) and Polly Bacon (1769-1860), m. 1791.
3. Ephraim Carpenter and Rebecca Chaffee (1739-1824), m. 1761.
Ephraim Carpenter, (1735-1809), served as a private in the Fourth battalion, Connecticut militia. He was born in Woodstock, Conn; died in Strafford, Vermont.

Volume 39 page 324
Mrs. Anita Gray Linsz.
DAR ID Number: 38884
Born in Brooklyn, New York.
Wife of George Henry Linsz.
Descendant of Capt. William Dutcher and of John Gray, 4th, of New York.
1. Dr. Rollin B. Gray and Lydia Dutcher Whitney.
2. Ezra Slack Whitney and Lydia Dutcher; Patrick Wells Gray and Amy Wentworth Graves.
3. Salem Dutcher and Lydia Denny; John Gray, 5th (1769-1859) and Diantha Burritt, m. 1793.
4. William Dutcher and Catharine Conkling; John Gray, 4th, and Elizabeth Skeel.
John Gray, 4th, (1739-1822), was a member of the Committee of Safety and served in the Charlotte county militia in the Burgoyne campaign.
William Dutcher, (1741-94), commanded the upper Phillipsburg Associated Company of Westchester militia.

Volume 40 page 86
Mrs. Sadie Allen Russell.
DAR ID Number: 39245
Born in Niagara Falls, New York.
Wife of George Emory Russell.
Descendant of Amasa Allen.
1. Henry Terrill Allen and Louisa Dutcher.
2. Horatio Allen (1799-1837) and Hannah Terrill.
3. Amasa Allen and Nancy Lord.
Amasa Allen (1753-1820), enlisted, 1777, for three years as a private and served with the Connecticut and New York troops; was at Trenton, Princeton, and Monmouth. He was born in East Windsor, Conn.; died in Covington, New York.

Volume 46 page 200
Mrs. Anna May Smith Dutcher.
DAR ID Number: 45478
Born in Dunning, Pa.
Wife of Alfred James Dutcher.
Descendant of Nathaniel Peck of Massachusetts.
1. Asaph Smith and Hannah Maria Easton.
2. Nathaniel Peck Easton (1796-1872) and Anna Cross (1796-1829), m. 1818.
3. David Easton and Mary Peck.
4. Nathaniel Peck and Mary Mitchell (1731-1814).
Nathaniel Peck (1761-1807) served as a private in a company raised in Hampshire County to re-enforce the Continental army. He was born in Barrington; died in Amherst, Mass.

Volume 47 page 193
Mrs. Melinna Louise Eldredge Cady.
DAR ID Number: 46428
Born in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wife of Harrison Cady.
Descendant of John Burrough of Connecticut.
1. Edward Irving Eldredge and Helen Louise Dutcher.
2. Robert N. Eldredge and Melinna Johnson.
3. George Eldredge and Hannah Burrough.
4. John Burrough and Hannah Wilbur.
John Burrough (1734-84) who had served in the French war, enlisted in 1776 under General Schuyler, for service in the Mohawk Valley; 1777, he re-enlisted in Col. Jedediah Huntington's regiment. His scrap-journal, containing entries of his services at Crown Point and Ticonderoga, is preserved by the family.

Volume 47 page 387
Mrs. Mary Dutcher Pierce.
DAR ID Number: 46828
Born in Springfield, N. Y.
Wife of Horace M. Pierce.
Descendant of Sergt. Jeremiah Burlingame.
1. John Dutcher and Laura Burlingame.
2. Billings Burlingame and Tabitha Bennet.
3. Jeremiah Burlingame and Ruth Grennell.
Jeremiah Burlingame (1755-1811) enlisted 1777 and served as sergeant in Capt. Nathan Olney's company of Rhode Island militia. He was born in Cranston, R. I.; died in Petersburg, N. Y.

Volume 51 page 401
Mrs. Maria Kirby Hopkins Humphrey.
DAR ID Number: 50896
Born in Buffalo, N. Y.
Wife of Walter B. Humphrey.
Descendant of Ensign William Ashley.
[p.401] 1. Miles Ashley Hopkins and Elizabeth Coles Noye.
2. Socrates Nelson Hopkins and Sarah Ann Ashley.
3. Noah Ashley and Elizabeth Sheldon.
4. William Ashley and Jane Dutcher.
William Ashely (1742-1810), responded to the Lexington Alarm as ensign in Capt. William Bacon's company, Col. John Fellow's regiment, which marched from Sheffield. He was born in Massachusetts; died in Richmond, N. Y.

Volume 51 page 426
Mrs. Esther Ann Miller.
DAR ID Number: 50950
Born in Mt. Pleasant, N. Y.
Wife of George L. Miller.
Descendant of Isaac Van Wart, Martinus Van Wart, Rachel Storms Van Wart, John Cromwell, Adjt. Jonathan Griffin Tompkins and Nicholas Storm.
1. James Coles (1824-1902) and Esther Van Wart (1829-92), m. 1849.
2. Robert Coles (1776-1881) and Nancy Tompkins (1793-1865); Alexander Van Wart (1799-1890) and Esther Fowler (1803-1865).
3. Isaac Van Wart and Rachel Storms; Moses Fowler and Hannah Fields (1760-1829); Elijah Tompkins (1763-1815) and Sarah Barker (1768-18x5).
4. Martinus Van Wart and Rachel Williams; Jonathan Griffin Tompkins and Sarah Hyatt (1740-1810); William Field and Hannah Cromwell; Nicholas Storms and Maritie Dutcher, his 2nd wife.
5. John Cromwell and Anna Hopkins (b. 1721).
Isaac Van Wart (1758-1828), was one of the three militiamen who captured Andre, the British spy. He was born and died in Greenburgh, N. Y.
Martinus Van Wart (1733-84), served in the militia. He was born and died in Westchester County.
Rachel Storms Van Wart (1752-1834), by her great courage secured the release of her brother, captured by the British.
Nicholas Storm (1722-90), served with the militia of Philips Manor. When the army was at White Plains, 1776, his house was used as headquarters for the officers.
John Cromwell (1737-1805), was an active patriot during the Revolution, enduring many hardships for the cause of liberty. He was born in Hanson, N. Y.; died in Harrison.
Jonathan Griffin Tompkins (1736-1823), served as adjutant in the 2nd regiment of Westchester County militia, 1775. He was born and died in Westchester County, N. Y.

Volume 54 page 25
Miss Jannette Rose Burlingham.
DAR ID Number: 53053
Born in Hanover, Wis.
Descendant of William Tanner, Benjamin Tanner, Ensign John Rose, Capt. Jacob Hinsdale, Jacob Dutcher, William Mathewson, and Capt. Joab Stafford.
1. William Tanner Burlingham (1807-78) and Mary Rose (1822-1906), m. 1838.
2. Pardon Burlingham (1785-1839) and Thankful Tanner (1780-1852), m. 1802; Shirland Rose (1792-1859) and Prudence Mathewson (1787-1853).
3. Benjamin Tanner and Thankful Stafford (1752-1821), m. 1772; Salmon Rose and Rhoda Hinsdale; William Mathewson and Tabitha Chaffee (1766-1841), m. 1780.
4. William Tanner and Ann Smith; Joab Stafford and Susannah Spencer (1729-95), m. 1751; John Rose and Rachel Dutcher (d. 1779); Jacob Hinsdale and Mary Brace.
5. Jacob Dutcher and Elizabeth Esselsteyer, m. 1750.
William Tanner (1712-80) in 1776 served as a private in Col. John Topham's Rhode Island regiment. He was born in North Kingston, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Benjamin Tanner (1744-1804) in 1780 serve as a private in Capt. Drake's company, Col. John Harper's regiment of New York Levies. He was born in Exeter, R. I.; died in Greenfield, N. Y.
John Rose (1740-1822) enlisted from Litchfield, Conn., 1776; was appointed ensign, 1778, and was at the taking of Burgoyne. In 1818 he applied for a pension from Broome County, N. Y. He died in Lisle, N. Y.
Jacob Hinsdale (1734-1815) commanded a company, 1776-77, in the 3rd battalion, Col. Thaddeus Cook's regiment. He was born in Hartford; died in Canaan, Conn.
Jacob Dutcher (1726-1806) served as a private in the Dutchess County militia. He was born in Phillipsburg, N. Y.; died in Canaan, Conn.
William Mathewson (1745-1835) enlisted, 1776, as a private in Capt. Emer Olney's company, Col. Waterman's Rhode Island regiment, and served several other enlistments under different commands. He was born in Providence, R. I.; died in Broome County, N. Y.
Joab Stafford (1729-1801) commanded a company of volunteers which marched from New Providence, R. I., to reinforce troops under Col. John Warner. He was born in Warwick, R. I.; died in Albany, N. Y.

Volume 54 page 349
Miss Mary Florence Ogden.
DAR ID Number: 53778
Born in McLean, N. Y.
Descendant of William Tanner, Benjamin Tanner, Ensign John Rose, Capt. Jacob Hinsdale, Jacob Dutcher, William Mathewson, and Capt. Joab Stafford.
1. La Fayette Ogden (1840-73) and Frances Burlingham (b. 1840), m. 1863.
2. William Tanner Burlingham (1807-78) and Mary Rose (1822-1906), m. 1838.
See No. 53053.

Volume 56 page 300
Mrs. May Adaline Farley Mccarty.
DAR ID Number: 55669
Born in Whittemore, Iowa.
Descendant of Ebenezer Bassett.
1. Hon. J. M. Farley and Theressa Jennetta Dutcher.
2. Charles P. C. Dutcher and Mary Adaline Borgardus.
3. Jacob Borgardus and Harriet B. Coffin.
4. Reuben Coffin and Sarah Adams Bassett.
5. Ebenezer Bassett and Abigail Adams.
Ebenezer Bassett, in 1776, served in the sea-coast defense of Marthas Vineyard. In 1799 he removed to Easton, Washington County, N. Y.

Volume 56 page 373
Mrs. Catherine Oliver Dutcher.
DAR ID Number: 55838
Born in Elizabeth, N. J.
Descendant of Col. Moses Jaques.
1. William Oliver Price and Mary Caroline Jaques.
2. Moses Jaques, M. D. (1770-1858), and Susan Marsh.
3. Moses Jaques and Zepporah De Camp (1747-1808).
Moses Jaques (1743-1816) was in the battles of Trenton and Monmouth. He was lieutenant-colonel of Essex County, New Jersey militia, 1777, and promoted colonel, 1778. He served with Lafayette under Washington. He died in Rahway, N. J.

Volume 58 page 283
Mrs. Mary Young Craig.
DAR ID Number: 57829
Born in Westchester County, N. Y.
Wife of John Richard Craig.
Descendant of John Ashley.
1. Richard Henry Young and Emmaline Jane Bushnell.
2. Harmoin Bushnell and Emmaline Dutcher.
3. Ruleff Dutcher, Jr., and Lucenda Howe.
4. Ruleff Dutcher and Jane Ashley.
5. John Ashley and Hannah Hogeboom.
John Ashley (1709-1802) was colonel of the Berkshire County, Massachusetts militia, when war was declared. He was born and died in Westfield, Mass.

Volume 59 page 299
Mrs. Katherine E. Harrington Swaney.
DAR ID Number: 58876
Born in Kirksville, Mo.
Wife of Herbert S. Swaney.
Descendant of Nathan Putnam, Sergt. Zadock Putnam, Capt. Joseph Elliott, and Charles Brigham.
1. Francis Martin Harrington (b. 1836) and Martha E. Dutcher (1846-91), m. 1869.
2. Martin Harrington (1797-1891) and Catherine Hagamen (1806-75), his 2nd wife, m. 1833.
3. Samuel Harrington, Jr. (1769-1802), and Abigail Putnam (1775-1871), m. 1795.
4. Samuel Harrington (d. 1773) and Anna Brigham (1745-1831), m. 1764; Zadock Putnam and Abigail Elliott.
See No. 58068.
5. Joseph Elliott and Susanna —, his 1st wife; Charles Brigham and Sarah Peters (1716-81).
Zadock Putnam (1752-1819) responded to the Lexington Alarm as fifer and, 1777, as sergeant in Capt. Joseph Warren's company. He was born and died in Sutton, Mass.
Joseph Elliott commanded several companies of militia from Sutton, Mass., where, in 1731, he was born.
Charles Brigham (1700-97) in 1778 was Justice of the Peace and member of the General Court. He was born in Marlboro; died in Grafton, Mass.

Volume 59 page 308
Mrs. Marion Gray Neff.
DAR ID Number: 58902
Born in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wife of John Thornley Neff.
Descendant of John Gray, Amos Graves, Rev. Blackleach Burritt, Corp. Andrew Canady, John Slack, Capt. William Dutcher, Lieut. John Denny, and Gideon Wells.
1. Rollin B. Gray, M. D. (1844-1910) and Lydia Dutcher Whitney (b. 1844), m. 1867.
2. Patrick Wells Gray (1806-55) and Amy Wentworth Graves (1806-66), m. 1830; Ezra Slack Whitney and Lydia Ann Dutcher (1812-88), m. 1853.
3. John Gray, Jr. (1769-1859), and Diantha Burritt (b. 1776), m. 1793; Amos Graves and Hannah Canady (b. 1766), m. 1787; Ezra Whitney (1781-1863) and Sarah Fuller Slack (1778-1823); Salem Dutcher and Lydia Denny, his wife.
4. John Gray and Betsy Skeel; Rev. Blackleach Burritt and Martha Wells; Andrew Canady and Amy Wentworth (1732-1802), m. 1753; John Slack and Mary Fuller; William Dutcher and Catriena Conkling; John Denny and — —.
5. Gideon Wells and Eunice — (d. 1805).
John Gray (1739-1822) was a member of the Committee of Safety and served in the Charlotte County militia in the Burgoyne campaign.
Amos Graves (1753-1825) enlisted, 1780, as a private in Capt. Samuel Law's company, Col. Benjamin Simond's Berkshire County, Massachusetts militia. He was born in East Haddam, Conn.; died in Pennsylvania.
Blackleach Burritt (1740-94), a graduate of Yale, was a patriot preacher, and was so obnoxious to the British that he was captured and confined in the old sugar-house. While a prisoner he was nursed by the father of Washington Irving. He was born in Stratford, Conn.
Andrew Canady (1729-88) responded to the Lexington Alarm as corporal in Capt. Ebenezer Tucker's company. He was born in Boston, Mass.; died in New Canaan, N. Y.
John Slack (1755-1823) responded to the Lexington Alarm as a private in Capt. Aaron Smith's company, Col. William Heath's regiment of militia. He was born in Needham, Mass.
William Dutcher (1741-94) commanded the upper Phillipsburg associated company of Westchester militia.
John Denny served as lieutenant in the New York State militia. He died in 1812.
Gideon Wells (1719-1805) served two years in the militia. He was born and died in Stratford, Conn.

Volume 60 page 294
Mrs. Mary Harrington Schwarz.
DAR ID Number: 59873
Born in Kirkville, Mo.
Wife of Horace G. Schwarz.
Descendant of Sergt. Zadock Putnam.
1. Francis Martin Harrington and Martha E. Dutcher.
2. Martin Harrington and Catherine Hageman, his 2nd wife.
3. Samuel Harrington and Abigail Putnam.
4. Zadock Putnam and Abigail Elliott.
Zadock Putnam (1752-1819) responded to the Lexington Alarm as fifer and, 1777, as sergeant in Capt. Joseph Warren's company. He was born and died in Sutton, Mass.

Volume 62 page 131
Mrs. Martha Harrington Craig.
DAR ID Number: 61378
Born in Kirksville, Mo.
Wife of William Craig.
Descendant of Nathan Putnam, Sergt. Zadock Putnam, Capt. Joseph Elliott, Charles Brigham, and Capt. Joseph Hagamen.
1. Francis Martin Harrington (b. 1835) and Martha Dutcher (b. 1843), m. 1869.
2. Martin Harrington (1797-1891) and Catherine Hagamen (1806-71), his 2nd wife, m. 1823.
3. Samuel Harrington, Jr. (1769-1802), and Abigail Putnam (1775-1871), m. 1795; Evert Hagamen (1771-1842) and Mary Wiser (b. 1772), m. 1791.
3. Samuel Harrington (1743-73) and Anna Brigham (1745-1843); Zadock Putnam and Abigail Elliott (1758-1822), m. 1774; Joseph Hagamen and Elizabeth Van Wagenen (b. 1742).
4. Charles Brigham and Mary Peters (1716-81); Nathan Putnam and Betsy Buffington (1734-1810), m. 1751; Joseph Elliott and Susanna, his 1st wife.
Nathan Putnam (1730-1813) was appointed, 1775, field officer by the town of Sutton, where he was born and died.
Zadock Putnam (1752-1819) responded to the Lexington Alarm as fifer and, 1777, as sergeant in Capt. Joseph Warren's company. He was born and died in Sutton, Mass.
Charles Brigham (1700-97) in 1778 was justice of the peace and member of the General Court. He was born in Marlboro; died in Grafton, Mass.
Joseph Elliott commanded several companies of militia from Sutton, Mass., where, in 1731, he was born.
Joseph Hagaman (1740-1817) commanded a company of Associated Exempts, New York militia.

Volume 67 page 91
Mrs. Emma J. Adams Oliver.
DAR ID Number: 66242
Born in Providence, R. I.
Wife of Henry R. Oliver.
Descendant of Capt. William Dutcher, of New York.
1. Oliver T. Adams and Catherine Nye Paddleford.
2. Hiram Adams and Charlotte Dutcher.
3. Daniel Dutcher and Abigail Ferris.
4. William Dutcher and Catherine Conklin.
William Dutcher (1741-94) commanded the upper Phillipsburg Associated company of Westchester militia. He was born and died in Greensburg, N. Y.

Volume 67 page 91
Mrs. Minnie Oliver Robinson.
DAR ID Number: 66243
Born in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wife of Nathaniel Robinson, M. D.
Descandant of Capt. William Dutcher.
1. Henry Richard Oliver and Emma J. Adams.
See No. 66242.

Volume 83 page 74
Mrs. Mary Caldwell Owens.
DAR ID Number: 82181
Born in Evansville, Ind.
Wife of C. W. Owens.
Descendant of Ephraim Carpenter.
1. Frank D. Caldwell and Cornelia Carpenter.
2. Alvin B. Carpenter and Elmira L. Dutcher.
3. Willard Carpenter and Polly Bacon.
4. Ephraim Carpenter and Tabitha Chaffee, his 2nd wife.
Ephraim Carpenter (1735-1809) served as private in 4th battalion, Connecticut militia. He was born in Woodstock, Conn.; died in Stratford.

Volume 86 page 222
Mrs. Esther Pesinger Tiesenhausen.
DAR ID Number: 85568
Born in Greenburgh, N. Y.
Wife of Ferdinand Paul Ticscnhausen.
Descendant of Isaac Van Wart, Martinus Van Wart, Rachel Storms Van Wart, Martin Van Dusen, Nicholas Storms, and John Cromwell, as follows:
1. John J. Van Dusen (or Pesinger) (b. 1830), m. 1853, Hannah E. Van Wart (1834-1904).
2. Walter Van Dusen (1799-1868), m. 1824, Margaret Hilly (d. 1877); Alexander Van Wart (1799-1890), m. 1822, Esther Fowler (1803-65).
3. Robert Van Dusen, m. 1797, Polly Horton; Isaac Van Wart, m. 1778, Rachel Storms; Moses Fowler, m. Hannah Field.
4. Martin Van Dusen, m. 1764, Elizabeth Ostrander; Martinus Van Wart, m. Rachel Williams; Nicholas Storms, m. 2d, Maritje Dutcher; William Field, m. Hannah Cromwell.
5. John Cromwell, m. Ann Hopkins (b. 1727).
Isaac Van Wart (1758-1828) was one of the three militiamen who captured Andre, the British spy. He was born in Greenburgh; died in Mt. Pleasant, N. Y.
Rachel Storms Van Wart (1752-1834) by her great courage secured the release of her brother who was captured by the British. She was born near Tarrytown; died in Mt. Pleasant, N. Y.
Martinus Van Wart (1733-84) served in the militia. He was born and died in Westchester County, N. Y.
Martin Van Dusen served in the 8th regiment, Albany County, New York militia under Col. Robt. Van Renselear. He also served in the 5th regiment Dutchess County militia. He was born in Claverack, N. Y.
Nicholas Storms (1722-90) served with the militia of Philips Manor. When the army was at White Plains, 1776, his house was used as headquarters for the officers. He was born at Philips Manor; died near Tarrytown, N. Y.
John Cromwell (1727-1805) was an active patriot during the Revolution, enduring many hardships for the cause of liberty. He was born in Hanson, N. Y.; died in Harrison.

Volume 88 page 105
Mrs. Emma Neal.
DAR ID Number: 87340
Born in Erie, Pa.
Wife of Walter Neal.
Descendant of Ensign John Rose, as follows:
1. Peter Johnson (1797-1865) m., 1823, Eliza Anne Rose (1801-69).
2. Leonard B. Rose (1773-1857) m., 1797, Lovicy Green (1779-1846).
3. John Rose m., 1763, Rachel Dutcher (1745-73).
John Rose (1740-1822) enlisted, 1776, under Capt. Simeon Smith, Col. Seth Warner, Connecticut troops. He received a pension for his service. He was born in Poughkeepsie; died in Lisle Broom County, N. Y.

Volume 88 page 309
Mrs. Mary G. Toll Hill.
DAR ID Number: 87985
Born in Glenville, N. Y.
Wife of Erastus Dudley Hill.
Descendant of Adjt. Karl Hansen Toll, Capt. Emanuel DeGraff, Lieut. Barent Mynderse and Joseph Gonzales, as follows:
1. Philip Ryley Toll (1811-83) m., 1842, Maria De Graff (1820-95).
2. John C. Toll (1780-1849) m., 1802, Nancy Mynderse (1779-1859); Emanuel DeGraff (1789-1844) m., 1809, Jane Teller (1788-1840).
3. Karl Hansen Toll m., 1767, Elizabeth Ryley (d. 1839); Emanuel DeGraff m., 1776, Rebecca Gonzales (1758-92); Barent Mynderse m., 1770, Jannetje Van Vranken.
4. Joseph Gonzales m., 1755, Margaret Dutcher.
Karl Hansen Toll (1745-1832) was adjutant in 14th regiment, New York Line. He was born and died in Schenectady, N. Y.
Emanuel DeGraff (1751-1824) served as captain in Tryon County, New York militia. He died near Amsterdam, N. Y.
Barent Mynderse (1747-1815) was 1st lieutenant in Col. Philip Schuyler's New York regiment. He was born and died in Albany County, N. Y.
Joseph Gonzales (1735-82) was killed in Saratoga County, N. Y., by the Indians on account of his loyalty to the Colonies. He was born in Ulster County, N. Y.

Volume 92 page 243
Miss Jane Kellogg Atwood.
DAR ID Number: 91762
Born in Hinsdale, Ill.
Descendant of Sergt. William Richards, Ensign William Ashley, Jacob Greene, Silas Kellogg, Ephraim Kellogg and Josiah Dean, as follows:
1. Thomas Greene Atwood (b. 1823) m. 2nd 1871 Adelaide Adelia Richards (b. 1842).
2. Levi Atwood (1795-1837) m. 1821 Sarah Greene (1801-38); Walter Richards (b. 1803) m. 1833 Jane Kellogg (1808-75).
3. Thomas Greene (1767-1832) m. 1792 Jane Dean (d. 1854); William Richards m. 2nd Monica Fussell (d. 1837); Ephraim Kellogg, Jr. (1776-1844), m. 1798 Jane Ashley (1777-1850).
4. Jacob Greene m. 1761 Margaret Greene (b. 1740); Josiah Dean m. Sarah Byram (1750-1849); Ephraim Kellogg m. 1765 Ruth Hosmer (1744-1818); William Ashley m. 1762 Jane Dutcher (1743-1810).
5. Silas Kellogg m. 1739 Ruth Root (1722-1817).
William Richards (1756-1812) served as private, 1776-77, in Capt. Moses Harrington's company, Colonel Dike's regiment, and, in 1779, as sergeant in Capt. Nathaniel Belcher's company. He was born in Southbridge; died in Hinsdale, Mass.
William Ashley (1742-1810) was ensign in Capt. William Bacon's company, Col. John Fellow's regiment, Massachusetts Line. He was born in Sheffield, Mass.; died in Richmond, N. Y.
Jacob Greene (1739-1808) was a member of the Committee of Safety for Kent County, 1775. He was born in Warwick; died in Bristol, R. I.
Silas Kellogg (1714-92) was a delegate to the convention at Stockbridge, from Sheffield, Mass.
Ephraim Kellogg (1740-1819) served as private in Lieut. Jeremiah Hickok's company, Col. John Ashley's regiment, 1777, Massachusetts Line. He was born in Sheffield, Mass.
Josiah Dean (1748-1818) was private, 1780, in Capt. Noah Hall's company, Col. Abiel Mitchell's Massachusetts regiment. He was born and died in Raynham, Mass.

Volume 95 page 120
Mrs. Mattie Hubbard Sutherland.
DAR ID Number: 94372
Born in Chicago, Ill.
Wife of John W. Sutherland.
Descendant of Sergt. Jeremiah Markham, as follows:
1. George Anson Hubbard (b. 1856) m. 1885 Carrie Stubbs.
2. Horatio Hubbard (1827-1907) m. 1854 Laura Dutcher (1830-1910).
3. Solomon Dutcher (b. 1805) m. 1827 Mary Markham (1801-84).
4. John Markham m. Almira Holley.
5. Jeremiah Markham m. Amy Deming.
Jeremiah Markham (1735-1827) was placed on the pension roll of Litchfield County, 1793, for service as sergeant in the Burgoyne campaign, where he was disabled. His pension was increased in 1816. He died in Plymouth, Conn.

Volume 103 page 180
Miss Lois D. Snyder.
DAR ID Number: 102589
Born in Howard, N. Y.
Descendant of William Snyder, as follows:
1. Albert J. Snyder (1844-85) m. 1863 Juliette Topliff (1843-79).
2. Israel Snyder (1816-79) m. 1841 Eunice Eldred (1823-96).
3. Michel Snyder (1791-1874) m. 1812 Dorcas Dutcher (1791-1886).
4. Ludwig Snyder (1759-1827) m. 1777 Louisa Hofman (1760-1834).
5. William Snyder m. 1742 Anna M. Kline (1728-60).
William Snyder (1726-1806) served as private in Col. Peter Vrooman's 15th regiment, Albany County, New York militia. He was born and died in Schoharie, N. Y.

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