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| Hall (2) | Hamilton | Hanford (5) | Harbough (2) | Hardy (2) | Harley | Harper (2) | Harriman | ||
| Harrington | Harris (2) | Hart | Hartson | Harvey | Haskell | Hathaway | Hays | Heath | Hills | ||
| Hinman | Hitt | Holcombe | Holmes (5) | Hooker (3) | Hopkins | Horr | Hotchkiss | House | Howe (2) | ||
| Howell | Hoyt | Hull (2) | Hungate | Hunt (2) | Hunting | Hussey | ||
| HALL, FREDERICK CLARK | ||
| North Yakima, WA | State No. 377 | Nat'l No. 25902 |
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Admitted: |
January 20th, 1914 | |
| Born: | September 3rd, 1850 | Lima, New York |
| Died: | ||
| Son of James H. and Jane F. (Clark) Hall; grandson of Enoch A. and Marietta (Shelley) Hall; great- grandson of Amos and Phoebe (Coe) Hall; great2-grandson of Stephen Hall. | ||
| Amos Hall1 fifer in his father's company, and Sergeant at close of war. | ||
| Stephen Hall2 Captain in Seventh Regiment of Infantry of the Connecticut Line, commanded by Co1. Swift. | ||
| Source: | ||
| 1 - Society of the Cincinnati. | ||
| 2 - Society of the Cincinnati. | ||
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| HALL, JAMES WINSLOW (Washington State Society Charter Member) | ||
| Winslow, WA | State No. 26 | Nat'l No. 6708 |
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Admitted: |
March, 1891 | |
| Born: | March 21st, 1864 | Chelsea, Massachusetts |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Harry Knox and Elizabeth Barnes (Bryant) Hall; grandson of George and Cynthia (Collier) Hall; great-grandson of James Hall. | ||
| James Hall Sergeant in Col. Knox's Regiment of Artillery; later Second Lieutenant in Corps of Artillery until September 12th, 1777, when he was commissioned First Lieutenant. Commissioned Captain Lieutenant of Third Battalion, Col. John Crane, April 12th, 1780. Was at Monmouth, Valley Forge, and at one time Aide to General Washington. | ||
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| HAMILTON, TALLMADGE | ||
| Tacoma, WA | State No. 340 | Nat'l No. 22215 |
| Admitted: | October 4th, 1911 | |
| Born: | March 26th, 1873 | Fon du Lac, Wisconsin |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Alfred K. and Mary Emily (Tallmadge) Hamilton; grandson of Montgomery and Nancy A. (Eastman) Tallmadge; great-grandson of Henry F. and Maria C. (Adams) Tallmadge; great2-grandson of Col. Benjamin and Mary (Floyd) Tallmadge; great3-grandson of Gen. William Floyd. | ||
| William Floyd signed the Declaration of Independence. | ||
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| HANFORD, ARTHUR ELWOOD (Washington State Society Charter Member) | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 30 | Nat'l No. 6777 |
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Admitted: |
January 13th, 1893 | |
| Born: | March 6, 1855 | Seattle, Washington |
| Died: | ||
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Son of Edward and Abby J. (Holgate) Hanford;
grandson of Thaddeus and Abby (Brown) Hanford;
great-grandson of William Brown. Grandson of Abraham Levering and Elizabeth (Jones) Holgate; great-grandson of Cornelius and Mary (Levering) Holgate; great2-grandson of John Holgate; great3-grandson of Matt Holgate. Great-grandson of Nathan Hawley and Abigail (Clark) Jones; great2-grandson of -- and Rebecca (Baldwin) Clark; great3-grandson of Peleg Baldwin. |
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| William Brown1 Sergeant in Capt. Comstock's Company, Lieut. Col. Isaac Sherman, Fifth Connecticut Line. Present at storming of Fort Hamilton and at Siege of Yorktown, where he was a member of the "Forlorn Hope." For his courage in this battle he was presented with a Badge of Merit by General Washington in person. | ||
| Matt Holgate2 Lieutenant Colonel of the Seventh Battalion, Eighth Philadelphia, in 1780. | ||
| Peleg Baldwin3 member of Capt. Peck's Company, Co1. Douglas Wadsworth's Brigade, Fifth Battalion Connecticut Troops, 1776. | ||
| Source: | ||
| 1 - Connecticut Men in the Revolution, pages 345, 361, 468. | ||
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| 3 - Connecticut Men in the Revolution. | ||
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| HANFORD, CLARENCE (Washington State Society Charter Member) | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 29 | Nat'l No. 6776 |
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Admitted: |
January 13th, 1893 | |
| Born: | May 13th, 1857 | Seattle, Washington |
| Married: | November 5,1882 | Eleanor Neff |
| Died: | ||
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Son of Edward and Abby J. (Holgate) Hanford;
grandson of Thaddeus and Abby (Brown) Hanford;
great-grandson of William Brown. Grandson of Abraham Levering and Elizabeth (Jones) Holgate; great-grandson of Cornelius and Mary (Levering) Holgate; great2-grandson of John Holgate; great3-grandson of Matt Holgate. Great-grandson of Nathan Hawley and Abigail (Clark) Jones; great2-grandson of -- and Rebecca (Baldwin) Clark; great3-grandson of Peleg Baldwin. |
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| William Brown1 Sergeant in Capt. Comstock's Company, Lieut. Col. Isaac Sherman, Fifth Connecticut Line. Present at storming of Fort Hamilton and at Siege of Yorktown, where he was a member of the "Forlorn Hope." For his courage in this battle he was presented with a Badge of Merit by General Washington in person. | ||
| Matt Holgate2 Lieutenant Colonel of the Seventh Battalion, Eighth Philadelphia, in 1780. | ||
| Peleg Baldwin3 member of Capt. Peck's Company, Co1. Douglas Wadsworth's Brigade, Fifth Battalion Connecticut Troops, 1776. | ||
| Source: | ||
| 1 - Connecticut Men in the Revolution, pages 345, 361, 468. | ||
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| 3 - Connecticut Men in the Revolution. | ||
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HANFORD, CORNELIUS HOLGATE
(National Society Charter Member; Washington State Society Charter Member) |
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| Seattle, WA | State No.8 | Nat'l No. 7883 |
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Admitted: |
January 13th, 1893 | |
| Born: | April 21st, 1849 | Van Buren County, Iowa |
| Died: | ||
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Son of Edward and Abby J. (Holgate) Hanford; grandson of
Thaddeus and Abby (Brown) Hanford; great-grandson of William
Brown. Grandson of Abraham Levering and Elizabeth (Jones) Holgate; great-grandson of Cornelius and Mary (Levering) Holgate; great2-grandson of John Holgate; great3-grandson of Matt Holgate. Great-grandson of Nathan Hawley and Abigail (Clark) Jones; great2-grandson of -- and Rebecca (Baldwin) Clark; great3-grandson of Peleg Baldwin. |
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| William Brown1 Sergeant in Capt. Comstock's Company, Lieut. Col. Isaac Sherman, Fifth Connecticut Line. Present at storming of Fort Hamilton and at Siege of Yorktown, where he was a member of the "Forlorn Hope." For his courage in this battle he was presented with a Badge of Merit by General Washington in person. | ||
| Matt Holgate2 Lieutenant Colonel of the Seventh Battalion, Eighth Philadelphia, in 1780. | ||
| Peleg Baldwin3 member of Capt. Peck's Company, Co1. Douglas Wadsworth's Brigade, Fifth Battalion Connecticut Troops, 1776. | ||
| Source: | ||
| 1 - Connecticut Men in the Revolution, pages 345, 361, 468. | ||
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| 3 - Connecticut Men in the Revolution. | ||
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| HANFORD, EDWARD CORNELIUS | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 227 | Nat'l No. 17802 |
| Admitted: | 1905 | |
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Dropped: |
1914 | |
| Born: | ||
| Married: | 1845 | Abbie Jane Holgate |
| Died: | ||
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Son of Thaddeus and Abby (Brown) Hanford;
grandson of William Brown. Son of Abraham Levering and Elizabeth (Jones) Holgate; grandson of Cornelius and Mary (Levering) Holgate; great-grandson of John Holgate; great2-grandson of Matt Holgate. Grandson of Nathan Hawley and Abigail (Clark) Jones; great-grandson of -- and Rebecca (Baldwin) Clark; great2-grandson of Peleg Baldwin. |
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| William Brown1 Sergeant in Capt. Comstock's Company, Lieut. Col. Isaac Sherman, Fifth Connecticut Line. Present at storming of Fort Hamilton and at Siege of Yorktown, where he was a member of the "Forlorn Hope." For his courage in this battle he was presented with a Badge of Merit by General Washington in person. | ||
| Matt Holgate2 Lieutenant Colonel of the Seventh Battalion, Eighth Philadelphia, in 1780. | ||
| Peleg Baldwin3 member of Capt. Peck's Company, Co1. Douglas Wadsworth's Brigade, Fifth Battalion Connecticut Troops, 1776. | ||
| Source: | ||
| 1 - Connecticut Men in the Revolution, pages 345, 361, 468. | ||
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| 3 - Connecticut Men in the Revolution. | ||
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| HANFORD, FRANK (Washington State Society Charter Member) | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 28 | Nat'l No. 6775 |
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Admitted: |
January 13th, 1893 | |
| Born: | January 9th, 1853 | Winchester, Iowa |
| Died: | November, 1921 | |
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Son of Edward and Abby J. (Holgate) Hanford;
grandson of Thaddeus and Abby (Brown) Hanford;
great-grandson of William Brown. Grandson of Abraham Levering and Elizabeth (Jones) Holgate; great-grandson of Cornelius and Mary (Levering) Holgate; great2-grandson of John Holgate; great3-grandson of Matt Holgate. Great-grandson of Nathan Hawley and Abigail (Clark) Jones; great2-grandson of -- and Rebecca (Baldwin) Clark; great3-grandson of Peleg Baldwin. |
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| William Brown1 Sergeant in Capt. Comstock's Company, Lieut. Col. Isaac Sherman, Fifth Connecticut Line. Present at storming of Fort Hamilton and at Siege of Yorktown, where he was a member of the "Forlorn Hope." For his courage in this battle he was presented with a Badge of Merit by General Washington in person. | ||
| Matt Holgate2 Lieutenant Colonel of the Seventh Battalion, Eighth Philadelphia, in 1780. | ||
| Peleg Baldwin3 member of Capt. Peck's Company, Co1. Douglas Wadsworth's Brigade, Fifth Battalion Connecticut Troops, 1776. | ||
| Source: | ||
| 1 - Connecticut Men in the Revolution, pages 345, 361, 468. | ||
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| 3 - Connecticut Men in the Revolution. | ||
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| HARBAUGH, CHARLES C. | ||
| Sedro-Woolley, WA | State No. 223 | Nat'l No. 16773 |
| Admitted: | July 3rd, 1905 | |
| Born: | June 7th, 1869 | Waynesboro, Pennsylvania |
| Died: | ||
| Son of John and Anna M. (Jacobs) Harbaugh; grandson of Henry: and Elizabeth (Crider) Jacobs; great-grandson of Henry and Ann Maria (Miller) Jacobs; great2-grandson of Henry Miller. | ||
| Henry Miller private and Sergeant in Sixth Maryland Regiment. | ||
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| HARBAUGH, KARL SPRINGER | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 207 | Nat'l No. 11261 |
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Admitted: |
April 30th, 1898 | |
| Born: | January 5th, 1873 | Pittsburg, Pennsylvania |
| Died: | ||
| Son of De L. and Sarah A. (Hyde) Harbaugh; grandson of R. W. and Sarah L. (Dodge) Hyde; great-grandson of Jacob and Sarah (Cleves) Dodge; great2grandson of Noah Dodge. | ||
| Noah Dodge Corporal, Capt. Peter Clark's Company, Col. Daniel Moore's Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers, which marched from Lyndeborough September, 1777, and joined Northern Continental Army at Saratoga. Enlisted September 3rd, 1777. | ||
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| HARDY, FRANK McNAIRY | ||
| North Yakima, WA | State No. 458 | Nat'l No. 27233 |
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Admitted: |
March 17th, 1915 | |
| Born: | April 18th, 1890 | Ruston, Louisiana |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Robert Monroe and Sena Anna (Duty) Hardy; grandson of William and Jannette Celia (Kennon) Hardy; great-grandson of Thomas and Lucy Broadnax (Brooken) Kennon; great2-grandson of Richard Kennon. | ||
| Richard Kennon Delegate to the Provincial Congress, August, 1775, from Chatham County, North Carolina. | ||
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| HARDY, ROBERT MARION | ||
| North Yakima, WA | State No. 439 | Nat'l No. 26914 |
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Admitted: |
January 9th, 1915 | |
| Born: | February 3rd, 1883 | Lind Grove, Louisiana |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Robert Monroe and Sena Anna (Duty) Hardy; grandson of William and Jannette Celia (Kennon) Hardy; great-grandson of Thomas and Lucy Broadnax (Brooken) Kennon; great2-grandson of Richard Kennon. | ||
| Richard Kennon Delegate to the Provincial Congress, August, 1775, from Chatham County, North Carolina. | ||
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| HARLEY, CLINTON STRONG | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 263 | Nat'l No. 18613 |
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Admitted: |
June 3rd, 1907 | |
| Born: | December 16th, 1877 | Deshler, Ohio |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Clark Clinton and Janet (Strong) Harley; grandson of Finley and (-) Strong; great-grandson of Oliver Ripley Strong; great2-grandson of Jonathan Strong. | ||
| Jonathan Strong private in Capt. John Vaughn's Independent Company of Lebanon, Connecticut, Twelfth Regiment. | ||
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| HARPER, WILLIAM PENN | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 361 | Nat'l No. 24011 |
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Admitted: |
April 15th, 1913 | |
| Born: | December 6th, 1845 | New Garden Twp, Chester, Pennsylvania |
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| John Harper Ensign in Fourth Pennsylvania Battalion. Enlisted in 1776. Appointed Ensign and Quartermaster, Capt. Persifor Frazer's Company, which marched to the Canadian frontier and took part in the campaign around Fort Ticonderoga. Also Ensign in Capt. James Taylor's Company. He ultimately attained rank of Brigade Major under Gen. Wayne stationed at Chad's Ford on Brandywine, September 11th, 1777. While reconnoitering he and Col. Frazer were made prisoners by the British and taken to Philadelphia, where he was kept prisoner until 1780. | ||
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| HARPER, PAUL COATES | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 364 | Nat'l No. 24014 |
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Admitted: |
April 15th, 1913 | |
| Born: | September 11th, 1880 | Mansfield, Ohio |
| Died: | ||
| Son of William Penn and Evangeline (Coates) Harper; grandson of John and Mary Ann (Kay) Harper; great-grandson of Samuel and Sarah Harper; great2-grandson of John Harper. | ||
| John Harper Ensign in Fourth Pennsylvania Battalion. Enlisted in 1776. Appointed Ensign and Quartermaster, Capt. Persifor Frazer's Company, which marched to the Canadian frontier and took part in the campaign around Fort Ticonderoga. Also Ensign in Capt. James Taylor's Company. He ultimately attained rank of Brigade Major under Gen. Wayne stationed at Chad's Ford on Brandywine, September 11th, 1777. While reconnoitering he and Col. Frazer were made prisoners by the British and taken to Philadelphia, where he was kept prisoner until 1780. | ||
| Source: | ||
| History of Chester County, Pennsylvania, pages 588-589, by J. Smith Futhey and Gilbert Cope. | ||
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| HARRIMAN, HENRY ROSE | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 139 | Nat'l No. 12439 |
| Admitted: | February 1st, 1900 | |
| Born: | September 25th, 1877 | Gloucester, Massachusetts |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Nathan Harding and Martha Fidelia (Blood) Harriman; grandson of Joseph and Elizabeth Goodrich (Proctor) Blood; great-grandson of Joseph and Hannah (Walker) Blood; great2-grandson of Benjamin Walker. | ||
| Benjamin Walker Captain in Massachusetts Troops, Col. Bridge's Regiment, May 27th, 1775. Wounded and taken prisoner in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Taken to Boston, where he died of his wounds, August 15th, 1775. | ||
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| HARRINGTON, WILLIAM SHAW | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 468 | Nat'l No. 27243 |
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Admitted: |
April 20th, 1915 | |
| Born: | November 6th, 1834 | South New Berlin, New York |
| Died: | ||
| Son of James and Charlotte (Walrod) Harrington; grandson of Lot and Sylvia (Sage) Harrington; great-grandson of Daniel Sage. | ||
| Daniel Sage private soldier with Benedict Arnold in the Quebec Expedition, and in the retreat from Canada. With Gen. Gates at Burgoyne's surrender, 1777. | ||
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| HARRIS EMMET WEBB | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 438 | Nat'l No. 26913 |
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Admitted: |
January 9th, 1915 | |
| Born: | December 21st, 1866 | Union Center, Ohio |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Benjamin F. and Laura (Webb) Harris; grandson of William R. and Harriet (Clark) Webb; great-grandson of Harvey and Anna Fuller (Williams) Clark; great2-grandson of Deacon Amasa Ozark. | ||
| Deacon Amasa Ozark, private in Col. Canfield's Regiment at West Point. Joined at Redding, under Gen. Israel Putnam. Pensioned. | ||
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| U. S. Bureau of Pensions. Connecticut Men in the Revolution. | ||
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| HARRIS, RICHARD BROWN | ||
| Spokane, WA | State No. 300 | Nat'l No. 20575 |
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Admitted: |
April 5th, 1909 | |
| Born: | February 23rd, 1878 | Boston, Massachusetts |
| Died: | ||
| Son of John Franklin and Caroline Bronsdon (Marsh) Harris; grandson of Col. Lucius Bolles and Caroline Elizabeth (Mann) Marsh; great-grandson of Capt. Thomas Hartshorn and Sarah Curtis (Bronsdon) Marsh; great2-grandson of Lieut. Ezekiel and Abiah I (Hartshorne) Marsh; great3-grandson of Ensign Ezekiel Marsh, Sr. | ||
| Ezekiel Marsh, Sr.1 Ensign in Capt. Caleb Low's Company, Danvers, Massachusetts. Marched in the Lexington Alarm, April 19th, 1775. | ||
| Ezekiel Marsh, Jr.2 Lieutenant in Caleb Low's Company in Battle of Bunker Hill. | ||
| Source: | ||
| 1 - Lexington Alarm Rolls. | ||
| 2 - Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. X, page 242. | ||
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| HART, LOUIS FOLWELL | ||
| Tacoma, WA | State No. 293 | Nat'l No. 20568 |
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Admitted: |
February 22nd, 1909 | |
| Born: | January 4th, 1862 | High Point, Missouri |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Thomas Jefferson and Harriet Shepard (Van Artsdalen) Hart; grandson of Lewis Folwell and Sidney (Gill) Hart; great-grandson of Joseph and Ann (Folwell) Hart; great2-grandson of Joseph Hart. | ||
| Joseph Hart Colonel of Second Battalion from Buck's County, Pennsylvania, July 20th, 1775. Served in New Jersey in the summer of 1776. | ||
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| HARTSON, MILLARD TRACY | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 90 | Nat'l No. 8915 |
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Admitted: |
September 22nd, 1896 | |
| Born: | May 13th, 1857 | Alden, New York |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Henry and Dorothy (Smith) Hartson; grandson of Matthew and Fluria (Ackley) Smith; great-grandson of Isaac C. Ackley. | ||
| Isaac C. Ackley private, Capt. Daniel Cone's Company, Col. Henry Champion's Regiment. Enlisted in East Haddam, Connecticut. Pensioned. | ||
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| HARVEY, BENJAMIN LOOKER (Washington State Society Charter Member) | ||
| Tacoma, WA | State No. 31 | Nat'l No. 7906 |
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Admitted: |
July 10th, 1895 | |
| Born: | April 1st, 1866 | Lafayette, Indiana |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Capt. Orpheus Calderwood and Jane (Clark) Harvey; grandson of Dr. Daniel Looker and Charlie (Durkee) Clarke; great-grandson of Alison and Sarah (Haymond) Clarke; great2-grandson of William Haymond. | ||
| William Haymond Captain of the Militia and Major in the Militia of the County of Monongalia, Virginia. Appointed Captain of Militia by Patrick Henry, Governor of Virginia, March 13th, 1776. In command of Rickett's Fort from June 12th to July, 1777. Appointed Major of Virginia Militia November 12th, 1781, and was commissioned to administer Oath of Allegiance to the people in his section. | ||
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| HASKELL, FORBES PHELPS, JR. | ||
| Tacoma, WA | State No. 345 | Nat'l No. 22220 |
| Admitted: | January 19th, 1912 | |
| Born: | May 11th, 1873 | Oakland, California |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Forbes Phelps and Emma (Howard) Haskell; grandson of Oliver Foster and Elizabeth Powers (Haskell) Howard; great-grandson of Ignatius and Sarah (Eaton) Haskell; great2-grandson of William and Hannah Haskell Eaton; great3-grandson of Major William Eaton. | ||
| William Eaton, First Major of the Fifth Lincoln County Regiment. | ||
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| HATHAWAY, CHARLES E. | ||
| Walla Walla, WA | State No. 125 | Nat'l No. 9875 |
| Admitted: | 1899 | |
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1905 | |
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| HAYS, JAMES AMENZO | ||
| Tacoma, WA | State No. 231 | Nat'l No. 17806 |
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Admitted: |
November 8th, 1905 | |
| Born: | September 18th, 1870 | Horicon, Wisconsin |
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Son of James Buchanan and Permelia Elizabeth (Hubbard) Hays;
grandson of Isaac Jabez and Elizabeth (Wood) Hubbard;
great-grandson of Isaac and Bethia (Snow) Hubbard;
great2-grandson of Stephen Hubbard. Great-grandson of Gardiner and Fannie (Koch) Wood; great2-grandson of Rudolph and Hannah (Saltsman) Koch; great3-grandson of George Saltsman. Great-grandson of Rudolph Koch. |
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| Stephen Hubbard1 private in Capt. Oliver Lyman's Company and later Capt. Phillip Hubbard's Company. | ||
| George Saltsman2 private Tryon County, New York, Militia Rangers, Capt. Christian Getman's Company. | ||
| Rudolph Koch3 Captain, Tryon County, New York, Militia. | ||
| Source: | ||
| 1 - Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolution, Vol. VIII. | ||
| 2 - New York in the Revolution, Second Edition. | ||
| 3 - New York in the Revolution, page 75. | ||
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| HEATH, SIDNEY MOOR | ||
| Hoquiam, WA | State No. 441 | Nat'l No. 26916 |
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Admitted: |
January 9th, 1915 | |
| Born: | August 27th, 1859 | Waterville, Maine |
| Died: | ||
| Son of William Solyman and Maria Elizabeth (Moor) Heath; grandson of Wyman B. S. and Clara Ann Neal (Cook) Moor; great-grandson of Daniel and and Rebecca (Spring) Moor; great2-grandson of Daniel Moor. | ||
| Daniel Moor Captain. Resident of Pembroke, New Hampshire. Engaged in service in Co1. John Stark's Regiment April 23rd, 1775. Served subsequently as Colonel of New Hampshire Militia and engaged in the Battles of Princeton, Trenton, Bennington, Long Island, and with Gen. Arnold during the Canadian campaign. He was also Captain of the Fifth Continental Infantry. | ||
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| HILLS, STUART FRANCIS | ||
| Hartford, CT | State No. 273 | Nat'l No. 18623 |
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Admitted: |
February 22nd, 1908 | |
| Born: | January 31st, 1877 | Hartford, Connecticut |
| Died: | ||
| Son of Augustus C. and Julia (Litchfield) Hills; grandson of Elias and Abigail W. (Fox) Litchfield; great-grandson of Daniel and Olive (Pierce) Litchfield; great2-grandson of Delano Pierce. | ||
| Delano Pierce Captain in the Connecticut Militia. | ||
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| HINMAN, HARLEY BENSON | ||
| Everett, WA | State No. 206 | Nat'l No. 13943 |
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Admitted: |
August 12th, 1901 | Transferred from Ohio Society |
| Born: | February 15th, 1870 | Havana, New York |
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| Son of Grover C. and Albertine (Whitlemore) Hinman; grandson of Dr. Grover T. and Irene (Benson) Whitman; great-grandson of Jonah and Arnie (Catlin) Hinman; great2-grandson of Theodore Catlin. | ||
| Theodore Catlin Second Lieutenant of Eleventh Company, Seventeenth Regiment, Connecticut Militia. | ||
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