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BERGEN, Reverend John Tallmadge, D.D., Dubuque, Chaplain Iowa
Society (1912), elected to the SAR 1911.
Great-great-grandson of Private John Brower. Served seven years in
the Schuyler Regiment, Lansing Troop, and for this service received
a pension in his old age. His father, Cornelius Brower, was a
freeholder of Dutchess County, New York, and one of the signers of
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BINGHAM, William Putnam, Dubuque, elected to the SAR 1894
Great-great-grandson of Brigadier-General Rufus Putnam,
Massachusetts Continental Line, 1775-1783
BISSELL, Lester Clark, Dubuque, elected to the SAR 1897
Great-great-great- grandson of Jacob Wicker, Private in the Company
of Captain Josiah White, Colonel Job Cushing's Regiment
Massachusetts Militia, raised for three months to reinforce the
Northern Army under General Gates; enlisted September 5th, 1777;
discharged November 22d, 1777.
BREADY, John Ely, M.D., Dubuque, elected to the SAR 1890.
Great-grandson of Private John Ely, Colonel Parson’s 6th Connecticut
Rifles.
Also, great-grandson of Captain Ezra Lee, in action at the battles
of Monmouth, Trenton, and Brandywine.
BUSHNELL, George Lake Ward, Farley, elected to the SAR 1897
Great-grandson of Captain David Bushnell of Connecticut, Corps of
Sappers and Miners, 1777-1783; appointed Captain-Lieutenant August
2, 1779; Full Captain June 8, 1781; present at siege of Yorktown;
commanded the Corps in 1783. Member of the Cincinnati.
CADY, Monroe Marsh, Dubuque, elected to the SAR 1895.
Great-grandson of Corporal Noah Parsons, private in Captain John
Allen’s Company, in General Pomeroy’s Regiment, Massachusetts
Militia, “Lexington Alarm,” also Private in Capatin Jonathan Allen’s
Company, Colonel John Fellow’s Regiment in 1775, also private in
Jonathan Storm’s Company, Colonel Dickinson’s Regiment, in 1777 at
Ticonderoga Alarm, Corporal in Captain Oliver Lyman’s Company, East
Hoosac Alarm, 1777.
DEMING, Judson Keith, Dubuque, elected to the SAR 1893, insignia
#1275.
Great-grandson of Captain David Judson, Continental Army. Second
Lieutenant, 1777; First Lieutenant, 1778; Captain, 1781. Served
throughout the War of the Revolution.
Also, great-great-grandson of Private Asahel Jerome, in Captain
Robert Durkee’s Company, Connecticut Troops, from Wyoming Valley,
Pennsylvania; served at Brandywine and Germantown; died in the
service, 1777.
Also, great-great-grandson of Private John Goodsell, in Captain
Thomas Nash’s company, 4th Regiment Connecticut Militia,
Lieutenant-Colonel Jonathan Dimon commanding; at Fishkill, 1777;
killed at Fairfield, July 7th, 1779.
Also, great-great-grandson of Second Lieutenant Oliver Atherton;
Sergeant Lexington Alarm; Second Sergeant, May, 1775; Sergeant,
October, 1775; and in 1777; Second Lieutenant 10th Company, 5th
Hampshire County Regiment Massachusetts Militia, 1780.
Also, great-great-grandson of Private Ebenezer Drury, in Captain
Artemus Ward’s Regiment, “Lexington Alarm,” 1775, and in Captain
Nye’s Company, Colonel Sparhawk’s Regiment, 1778.
Also, great-great-great-grandson of Private Zerubabel Jerone,
Private in Captain Hooker’s Company Connecticut Troops, 1776.
HAM, Charles Markle, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1896.
Great-great-grandson of Private Samuel Ham, New Hampshire
Volunteers, Canadian Expedition, 1776; and Light Horse Volunteers,
Rhode Island Campaign, 1778.
HAM, Clifford Dudley, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1894.
Great-great-grandson of Private Samuel Ham, New Hampshire
Volunteers, Canadian Expedition, 1776; and Light Horse Volunteers,
Rhode Island Campaign, 1778.
HATCH, George Parcher, Dubuque, elected to the SAR 1898
Great-grandson of Corporal David Allen; served as Private in Captain
Isaiah Stetson's Company, 12th Massachusetts Regiment, commanded by
Colonel Gamaliel Bradford; enlisted January 3, 1777, for three
years; appointed Corporal, June, 1779; discharged January 3, 1780.
HEUSTIS, James Walters, M.D., Dubuque, elected to the SAR 1893,
insignia #1502.
Great-grandson of Private Noah Herod, Captain Jonathan Sibley’s
Company, Colonel Luke Drury’s Regiment Massachusetts Levies, 1781.
PARKER, Alonzo Jeffrey, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1894. Insignia
#1762.
Great-grandson of Captain Nicholas N. Anthony, 3rd Regiment New York
City Militia, Colonel Abraham P. Lott, 1775.
PARKER, Thomas William, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1894. Insignia
#1670.
Great-grandson of Captain Nicholas N. Anthony, 3rd Regiment New York
City Militia, Colonel Abraham P. Lott, 1775.
PETERSON, Charles Joseph, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1894.
Great-grandson of Private Jabez Rockwell, Connecticut Troops, 1777.
Also, great-great-grandson of Robert Buchanon who served five years
in a New York Regiment.
ROBISON, Charles Seymour, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1895.
Great-grandson of Captain John Marshall, Ensign Second Battalion of
Miles' Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment, 1776; Second Lieutenant 3rd
Pennsylvania, 1776; First Lieutenant, 1777; Captain-Lieutenant,
1779; Captain, 1779-1783.
Also, great-grandson of Captain John McConnell, lieutenant 5th
Battalion Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Associators, 1776; Captain
8th Company, 6th Battalion, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania,
Militia, 1777-78.
SMITH, Dwight Thomas, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1897.
Great-grandson of Ensign Jonas Walker; served in Captain Jason
Duncan's Company, Colonel John Sargeant's Regiment Vermont Militia.
STAPLES, George Allen, M.D., Dubuque, elected to SAR 1895.
Great-grandson of Ichabod Phillips, Private in Captain John
Williams' Company, Colonel Vose's Regiment Massachusetts troops;
enlisted, 1780; served three years and was present at surrender of
Cornwallis.
TORBERT, Horace Gates, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1895.
Great-great-great-grandson of Captain Adam Martin, Colonel Bigelow's
Regiment Massachusetts Troops, 1775; Rhode Island in 1779-1780, on
the Coast Defense.
TORBERT, Willard Horatio, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1899.
Great-grandson of Ensign Joshus Ransom, Ensign 8th Company, 6th
Battalion Wadsworth's Brigade, Colonel John Chester, Captain John
Isham, Jr., Connecticut Line, 1776. At battle of Long Island, 27th
August, 1776, and at White Plains, 28th October, 1776.
TREDWAY, Alfred Worthington, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1895.
Great-great-great-grandson of Lieutenant Elijah Worthington, in
Captain Amos Jones' Company Connecticut State Troops, Lexington
Alarm, 1775.
Also, great-grandson of Private Elijah Tredway, in Captain Amos
Jones' Company Connecticut State Troops, Lexington Alarm, 1775.
WALKER, Alexander Campbell, Farley, elected to SAR 1896.
Grandson of Private Marshall Miller, Private in Captain Josiah
Boyden's Company, Colonel William Williams' Regiment Vermont
Militia; Bennington Expedition, August, 1777.
WALLER, John Albert Robert, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1910.
Great-great-grandson of Private Henry Cooper. Private in Captain
William Laird’s Company, Ninth Battalion, Lancaster County Militia,
Pennsylvania, 1781.
WEBSTER, Parker Stewart, Dubuque, elected to SAR 1894.
Great-grandson of Captain Daniel Stewart, 2nd Regiment Connecticut
Line, 1779; engaged in Tyron's Invasion of Connecticut, July, 1779. |
