Our Patriot Ancestors
Listed below are the Patriot ancestors of our chapter members and the state in which they served. American Revolutionary War Patriots include signers of the Declaration of Independence, members of local and state militias, members of the Continental Army or Continental Navy, men and women who rendered other types of aid to the cause of American independence, and those taking oaths of loyalty. With a few exceptions, military service began with the Battle of Lexington (19 April 1775) and ended when the British evacuated New York (26 November 1783). Patriots may have also provided civil service, conducting public business in the newly formed American states.
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Henry Adam, PA William Hunt Allen/Allin, NC Simeon Barber, CT Alexander Barnett, VA Hugh Barnett, NC James Barnett, VA Robert Barnett, VA John Bennett, MD Michael Biery, PA Roswell Bill, CT Thomas Bonner, SC Daniel Boucher, PA Henry Brown, MD Joseph Brown, Jr., NC Johann Jacob Brumback, MD John Burger, PA Jacob Burner, VA George Butterhaugh, PA Job Case, CT William Chase, NH Isaac Churchill, MA Michael Clem, VA Edward Coleman, VA Thomas Coleman, VA Moody Cook, Jr., MA Jeremiah Dawson, PA Robert Dickey, SC William Donaldson, VA Sebastian Eargute, PA Martin Eshleman, PA Robert Estes, VA Charles Ewell, VA Perrin Farrar, VA Ludwick Francisco, VA Agnes Bell Gamble, VA James Gamble, VA John Gamble, VA Ebenezer Gay, CT Frederick Grady, NC Jacob Greenawalt, PA Jacob Greenawalt, Jr., PA Zachariah Griffen, VA John Griffith, MD John Arnold Hammond, MA Major Hancock, VA James Harkness, MA |
Paul Hartman, PA Anthony Head, VA John Jacob Heilman, PA John Simon Heller, PA Kearns/Cairns Henderson, NC Robert Hendry, SC Thomas Herbert, NJ Andrew Hornor, PA Jarod Hotchkiss, CT John House, NC Groves Howard, NC William Hunter, VA James Johnson, MA Enos Jones, MA Stephen Jones, MA Peter Kershner, PA Abraham Kittle/Kettle, NY/PA John Land, VA Thomas Land, NC Alexander LeGrande, VA Johan Killian Leiby, PA Benjamin Leinbach, PA Johann F. Leinbach, MD Peter LeValley, RI James Lewis, PA Peter Livingston, VA William Longwell, PA Nicholas Lutz, PA Henry Love, PA Zacharias Lyerly/Lierly, NC Samuel Lyle, VA James McCoun, Sr., VA James McCutchen, VA John J. McGee, VA Joseph McGuffin, PA James McKibben, PA William McPheeters, VA John May, PA Jacob Meadows, VA John Meisenheimer, NC Abraham Miller, MD Nathaniel Morgan, VA Valentine Moyer, Sr., PA Francis Nalle, VA John Nalle, VA William Niblack, Jr., NC John Oaks, MA Ephraim Osborn, Sr., VA William Henry Pace, VA |
John Painter, Sr., PA Richard Parks, VA Joseph Parrish/Parish, VA Samuel Parrott, VA Jeremiah Pearson, SC Pardon Peckham, MA Jacob Peifer, PA John Phelps, PA Nathaniel Pigman, MD Henry Purkitt, MA James Ramsey, VA Peter Renfro, Sr., NC Peter Robbins, RI George Ross, SC George Row, Sr., PA John Row, PA Magdalena Schlechty, PA Meuchle Matthias Schock, PA Abraham Seay, VA Naomi "Amy" Seay, VA Dr. Frederick Seigle, VA John Shacklett, PA Robert Shannon, PA John Shope, PA Robert Simmonds/Simmons, MD Adam Smith, Sr., PA Stephen Greeley Spalding, NH James Stapp, NC James Stevenson, SC Jacob Stover, VA John Stump, PA William Swaim, NC Tobias Tillman, NC John Todd, CT Jacob Troxell, PA Shadrack Turner, VA William Turner, VA Phineas Wells, PA Valentine Wheeler, MA Jonathan Wood, VA Samuel Wood, NC James York, NC |
Legend of state abbreviations:
CT — Connecticut
DE — Delaware
GA — Georgia
MD — Maryland
MA — Massachusetts
NH — New Hampshire
NJ — New Jersey
NY — New York
NC — North Carolina
PA — Pennsylvania
RI — Rhode Island
SC — South Carolina
VT — Vermont
VA — Virginia
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
California State Society Daughters of the American Revolution