Genealogy information and records concerning 
ancestors in the thirteen original American colonies.

"Cook, Titus A." "Lived at least part of his life in Pawlet, Vermont" http://www.geneabios.com/pawlet/cook.htm

"Crouch, Ithamar" "Lived at least part of his life in Pawlet, Vermont" http://www.geneabios.com/pawlet/crouch.htm

"Cushman, Daniel F." "Lived at least part of his life in Pawlet, Vermont." http://www.geneabios.com/pawlet/cushman.htm

"Spencer, Moses" 1744-46 Connecticut (1) Unknown (2) Elizabeth Tinsley (1) before 1771 "Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts" 1826 "Lawrenceburg, Tennessee" "Moses Spencer was married first to (1st unknown) in most probable Mass or New York. William Spencer first born gives his birthplace as Massachusetts his child William Oilver Spencer grandson of Moses gives his fathers birthplace as NY. The children of Moses and his first wife were William, John (my ancestor born in VA 1773) and Mary.

Moses Spencer was son of Ahimaaz Spencer born 1721 Connecticut and Mary Wetmore." rgjggard@aol.com

oglethorpe october 22 1696 june 1785 built the colony of georgia

"Barrett, Moses" "October 25, 1685" "Chelmsford, Massachusetts" Sarah "March 15, 1719" "Putnam Church, Killingly, Connecticut" 1760 "Woodstock, Connecticut" When he was 19 he was captured by Indians and taken to Canada where he remained four years in captivity. mhb57@earthlink.net Genealogies of Woodstock Families

"Anderson, Alexander" "1758 - ____, Lieut. N.J."

"Anderson, Capt. Patrick" "1719-1793, Capt., 1755. Prov. of Penn. French and Indian War"

"Anderson, Robert" "____ 1754, Manfield, Conn. Under Capt. John Wainwright, 1721 and under Col. Joseph Heath, 1722."

"Arnold, Gov. Benedict" "1615-1678 gov. of R. I., 1657, et seq. Council of War, 1676; Commissioner, 1654-'63; Assistant, 1655, et seq.; President of the Four Towns, 1657, et seq."

"Arnold, Eleazer" "1651 - 1722, Providence, R. I. Deputy, R. I., 1686, et seq."

"Arnold, Israel" "1649-1726, Warwick, R. I. Deputy R. I., 1683, '90-91, '99, 1702, '3, '05-'06"

"Arnold, Richard" "1642-1710, Providence R. I. Gov.'s Asst., 1676, et seq. Member of Sir Edmond Andros' Council, 1686. Speaker 1707 - '08."

"Arnold, Capt. Seth" "____, Duxbury, Mass. Deputy, Plymouth Col., 1689. Deputy, Mass. Bay, 1700 Capt. Duxbury Militay Co., 1692."

Stephen Arnold "1622-1699 Providence R. I. Deputy, 1664-65, '67, '70-'72, '74-'77, '84-'85, '90, Gov's Asst. 1672, '77-'80, '90-'91, '96, '98." "General Register of the Society of Colonial Wars, 1899-1902, New York, 1902"

"Arnold, Thomas 1st" "1590-1674, Providence, R. I. Deputy, R. I., 1666-67, '70-'72."

"Arnold, Thomas 2nd" "1675 - 1727, Providence, R. I. Deputy, R. I., 1711 - '23."

"Arnold, William" "1587 - 1676, Providence, R. I. Deputy, R. I. 1661. Commissioner, 1661."

"Davenport, Ann" about 1696 VA Thomas Graves about 1714 VA 15 August 1782 "Spotsylvania Co., VA" "In 1780-81, at the age of eighty-five, she supplied provisions for the soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Mother to Thomas, Jr. and David Graves.
" tovry2@attbi.com "Virginia Revolutionary War Public Service Claims, Microfilm, Court Book page 4."

"Lambert, Anna Marie" 26 August 1711 Germany George Lambert about 1735 probably Germany 18 August 1762 "Albany Twnshp., Berks co., PA" "While Washington was encamped at Valley Forge, a large building at Chester Springs was used as a hospital for the soldiers. Mrs. Lambert, mother of Mrs. Michael Loy, took dainties to the hospital for the sick soldiers. She was complimented on her cooking by General Washington. from The Dar News, Tuesday, Jan 12, 1926.
The Article ""Ancestors, Perry County Chapter, DAR, Michael Loy"" was written by Charlotte J. Barnett, Historian. " tovry2@attbi.com sited above

"Bartlett, Susannah Davis" 12 Nov 1700 "Spotsylvania Co., VA" William Bartlett before 25 March 1720 "probably Spotsylvania Co., VA" 23 Feb 1788 "Spotsylvania Co., VA" "The following information is given in an accepted DAR application of a descendant of Susannah BARTLETT: Susannah (DAVIS) BARTLETT rendered material aid by furnished 325 pounds of beef for public use [Source: Certificate March 10, 1781-Public Service Claims-Rec C 559. Spotsylvania Court Booklett~Commissioner’s Book IV]. Also additional Patriot Service rendering material aid to Continental Army [Source: Public Claim November 25, 1783 for beef and corn]
She performed a public service. [Cited source: VR (Virginia Revolutionary War Public Service Claims-Microfilm) 4: 258]
" tovry2@attbi.com sited above

"Meechan, John" ireland ireland

"Carroll, Dempsey" 1711 Westmoreland Co "Frances Sanford, Elizabeth?; Rebekah Heath Smith" 1732 ? 1776 "Loudoun Co., VA" "Dempsey was son of Daniel, b. 1660s approx. died 1713/14 in Westmoreland Co. Widow was evidently Mary Porter, widow of Edware Porter. " Snuzzen@aol.com

"Rathell, Cathrine" lost at sea aboard the peggy Cathrine Rathell was a milliner merchant.

"Randolph, Edward Fitz" "July 5,1607" "Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, England" Elizabeth Blossom "May 10,1637" "Scituate, Mass" 1684 "Piscataway, New Jersey" "Among the 700 passengers who came over in 11 vessels which comprised of the Winthrop Fleet which was known as the Great Immagration of 1630.Edward moved to Piscataway, NJ in 1669. He and his wife are buried in St James Cemetery, Piscataway, NJ" http://www.fitzrandolphfamily.com D_T_Leo@msn.com Family Genealogy

"Gensler, Joseph" circa 1815 Penn "Rebbecca ? b, 19 March 1821 Penn" circa 1842-5 Penn Joseph d. 27 Oct 1873 Rebecca d. 17 Oct 1901 "Vandalia, Fayette Co, Illinois" "They are my paternal g.g.grandparents.
Moved from Penn to Indiana about 1845-51
Where most of their ? children were born.
Then moved to Fayette County, Ill about 1865-8.
Where they ran a Poor Farm a couple miles east of Vandalia, Illinois. Otego TWP.
Known children, 1.Sarrah B.(gggrandmother b 1845 Penn) 2.Mary (Luster)b? 3.Joseph b 1851 Ind. 4.Agnes b 1853 5.Anna b 1855 Ind 5.Amanda Gensler b 1864 Ind
(Henery, James, Huey, Elizabeth, are others mentioned in Estate papers) " bbelle@coronach.ca "Oral, J.GenslerEstate papers, Civil War Documents, Census"

"Hodge, Samuel" 1721 "clinton, connecticut" mary loveland "may 3, 1748" 1804 "glastonbury, connecticut"

"Russ, John" 1611 CRANFORD ENGLAND Margaret "probably Andover, Essex co. Ma." "Andover, Essex co. ma."

"Williams, Ebenezer (Capt.)" 14 October 1749 ? "Lebanon, New London, Connecticut" New York "Capt. Eben Williams, son of Jonathan Williams of Lebanon, CT

From the 17 Mar 1859 New York Reformer:

Messrs. Editors:
Among many other heroes of the war of the Revolution, and whose history, partly written and partly traditional, has been kept along through the long period which has intervened, was that of Capt. Eben Williams, son of Jonathan Williams of Lebanon, CT, and father of Deacon Ebenezer S. Williams of Pamelia. There were nine of the descendants of Jonathan Williams, whose united ages amounted to over 700 years. Capt. Eben Williams was 98 years of age at the time of his death. He was the eldest of the family, and entered the revolutionary army under Col. Patterson, of Berkshire, Massachusetts, in 1775, from which time to the close of the war he was in constant and varied service. He was in service in 11 States of the Union, and in the Canadas. He witnessed the Battle of Bunker Hill and the surrender of Burgoyne and Cornwallis. He was selected was by Col. Laurens as one of the two captains, with 40 men each, to compose the central storming party at the time when the final attack was made upon the position of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown. The name of the other captain was Betts. At the Battle of Cedars, 39 miles from Montreal, he became a prisoner to the Indians, by whom he was robbed of his clothing, and after being kept in confinement 10 days, was exchanged. He continued in the army of Washington near the Hudson until the British evacuated New York; 25 Nov 1783, at which time he accompanied the victorious army in entree to that city, and was present when Gen. George Washington took leave of his officers, on 4 December 1783. He was never mustered during the whole war, sick, or absent, when duty required his presence. At the close of the war he became a member of the Massachusetts Cincinnati. About 1808 he removed from Massachusetts to Onondoga County, New York. In 1815 he was a resident of Scholarie County, and at the age of 96 years, wrote a legible hand without glasses, took care of small garden and chopped his own firewood, besides occupying his leisure time in reading. Another brother Enos Williams, died at Hamburgh, Erie County, within a year or two, at the advanced age of 92 years. He was the last of the family of brothers, all whom had lived long enough to see our republican institution matured and our nation taking rank among the most favored, as it the freest of the nations of the earth.
- Sivel

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My Question:
Is he the Ebenezer Williams born on 14 October 1749?
Thanks, Elizabeth King
" cookkin@aol.com New York Reformer: 17 Mar 1859

"Fields, Joseph" 1756 Maryland or Virginia Sarah Harris unknown unknown unknown (after 1822) "Washington Co., KY" "Joseph Fields fought at the Battle of Brandywine in Pennsylvania, Sept. 11, 1777. He applied for pension in 1822 at age 66. His rank was listed as Cpl., Hartford Co., Company 8." chubbie8@hotmail.com Pension s-35933 Md.

"Malsbury, John" 30 Mar 1716 "Gwynedd, Montgomery County, PA" Mary Bowker and Martha Sopers aft 1767 "Mansfield, New Jersey" Patricemalsbury@aol.com

"Touchberry, Jeremiah"

"Barnett, John" England "Was on board the ship JONATHAN when it left London, England and arrived in Virginia in May 1620. Seeking to know who his family was."

"Davis, Archibald" 1752 Maryland 1834 "Green Hill, Warren County, Indiana" "Archibald & his son (Jeremiah) help found Warren County , Indiana in 1824. I think Archibald was born in Ann Ardundel County but have no cross reference to this. According to census, he was from Maryland." davisdairycow@aol.com

"Rutherford, Michael" "December 22, 1776" "Charlestown, South Carolina" Candace Vertz "April 1, 1792" "Charlestown, South Carolona" "May 4, 1792" "Portsmouth, Virginia" Michael was a very rich man. Many respected him and cared for him. He died on his honey moon with his wife Candace in Portsmouth. He was is a tragic horse and buggy accident. He will be remembered. greatone252525@aol.com

Philip ALEXANDER "Nov. 8, 1760" "Woburn, Middlesex MA" Deborah BAILEY "September 25, 1787" Peterboro New Hampshire "September 25, 1807" Peterboro New Hampshire Son of Abraham ALEXANDER b. c. 1735 MA and Jerusha THOMPSON braisl@madisontelco.com Pension application #16095

"HAYNES, James" Feb. 1760 Bedford Co. VA unknown c. 1848 Henry Co. TN "James HAYNES had sons Asa HAYNES, David HAYNES, Thomas HAYNES, Harry HAYNES, Jonathan HAYNES and dau. Ruth HAYNES. Also his Grandson James HAYNES son of Harry HAYNES was mentioned in James HAYNES the elder's Will signed April, 1847 Henry Co. TN. This James HAYNES b. 1760 in Bedford Co. VA may have been a Baptist Minister in the early history of Sumner, Stewart, Montgomery and Henry Counties TN. This information came from GOODSPEEDS history of TN and also information from the Pension application of a James HAYNES Apr. 1832 Henry Co. TN. Witnesses to the application stated he ""was a Minister of the Gospel""." braisl@madisontelco.com Pension application #S1910 and Will of 1847 Henry Co. Tn

"Farley, Sir Thomas" 1600 "Worcester, England" Lady Jane Molyneux Apr. 1622 "Anchor's Hope, Va." "“Sir Thomas Farley and Lady Jane left England, and arrived in Jamestown in 1624 on the ship Ann. Their first child, a daughter, whom they named Ann, was born soon after their arrival or aboard ship.”
" "-by Carl Boyer,
"
"Sharp, William" Ireland Mary Ayers 1755 French Indian War "Near Pittsburg, pennsylvania" " What Company or Unit was William in? Where did he actually die and where is he buried?
Mary, later m. a man by name of ? Wilson." rcw@amaonline.com

"Magruder, Samuel Wade" about 1728 Frederick County Maryland Lucy Beall about 1755 Maryland about 1792 Montgomery County Maryland "this is my direct descendant on the Magruder side. His son, Patrick Henry, his grandson Napoleon Bonaparte, his great grandson William W. and his great-great grandson, David Napoleon to my grandmother Emma Magruder born in 1900. I would like any information on his service in the Revolutionary War. The theory is he was an officer, possibly a Major from Maryland. Am looking for supplementals for the DAR. " sbartonlynch@aol.com

"Pyle, Robert" December 29 1660 Wiltshire England Anne Stovey November 16 1681 Wiltshire England 1730 Delaware County Pennsylvania

"Stovall, Bartholomew" 24 August 1665 "Albury Parrish, Surrey, England" Anne Burton 8 August 1693 "St. John's Church, Henrico Parrish, VA, " 1 May 1721 "Powhatan County, VA" "Married at Old St. John's Church, Henrico Parish, VA - Immigrated in 1684 to VA from Alborough (Parish of Albury), Surrey, England. He received 318 acres on August 16, 1715 in on the south side of James River on Deep Creek, Virginia. As of 1721, he was also known as Stovoll.

BARTHOLOMEW STOVALL ""The Immigrant"" sailed from England on The BOOTH on 7 July 1684, arriving in America. He married ANN BURTON on 8 Aug 1693 and died 1 May 1721 in Powhatan County, VA. Raise 5 sons and 2 daughters." mikeida2002@yahoo.com

"Endicott, John" England

"Scoggin, William Henry" Maybe Virginia Lydia Harvey jm@metrotalkinc.com

"Penn, John" "May 17, 1741"

"Dean, Aaron" ca. 1770-1780 Virginia Susannah (unknown) ca. 1805-1809 Virginia ca. 1840 "McMinn County, Tennessee" "Unfortunately, this is all of the information I have been able to gather on Aaron DEAN. Should you have any further information on him, such as his parents, occupation or religious beliefs, I would really like to hear from you!" eric.dean@freenet.de Compiled from various sources

"Stewart, Lt. William" "Aug. 21, 1738" "Ft. Stewart, Ramelton, County Donegal, Ireland" Mary Gass 1760 "Cumberland County, PA" "July 11, 1811" "Mercer, PA" "Revolutionary War, Lt. Cumberland County Militia, Co. 3, Battalion 2 under Captain Donaldson. " laurel0916@aol.com "Numerous family records, books, etc."

"Morse, John" 10 March 1717 "Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts" Abigail Lee 14 Sept 1761 "Sturbridge, Worcester Massachusetts" larsan_899@msn.com

"Day, John" ca 1734 "Bergen County, NJ" ? Catey Stillwell ? 1758 "Nova Scotia, Canada" "John Day was allegedly a Loyalist. Spent time in NC, married a ? Catey Stillwell and left for New York where they set sail for New Brunswick. They had many children and eventually settled in Jeddore, Nova Scotia. " slacey@partners.org

"Haymaker, Jacob" about 1734 "Bucks or Lehigh County, PA" Eva Meyers about 1768 "York Co, PA" 1819 "Franklin Twp, Portage Co, Ohio" "In the early 1770s, Jacob was an innkeeper in York Co, PA. Jacob served as a Private during the Revolutionary War, in 1778. He was in Captain Duncan's Company of the Pennsylvania Volunteers under Brigadier General Hand. Later, he served as a ""Gentleman Justice"" in Pittsburgh. " http://collectornuts.com collectornuts@aol.com Portrait and Biographical Record of Portage and Summit Counties

"Brewer, Lewis" About 1760 "Devonshire, England" Agatha 'Agathy 1787 Grayson Co. Virginia 7 March 1839 Grayson Co. Virginia "Revolutionary war soldier..10th regiment, private NC. Ballards co.
Lewis and his mother, Mary Elizabeth came to America approximately 1774...shipwrecked near Cape Hattererus NC.
Lewis and Agatha had 15 children. " tiggsmonster@aol.com

John Wilson 1/29/1776 Loudoun Co. Virginia Elizabeth Cummings 1808 "Montgomery, Virginia" Aug. 1848 "Hancock, Co. Illinois" mgonzales@cnet.com

Alphonse Chabot

Paul Revere "January 1, 1735" "Boston, massachusetts" Sara Orne and Rachel Walker "May 10, 1818" Paul Revere had 16 children.