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| Knox | Kuhn | ||
| KARR, ARTHUR THOMPSON | ||
| North Yakima, WA | State No. 389 | Nat'l No. 25914 |
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April 21st, 1914 | |
| Born: | April 19th, 1883 | Hoquiam, Washington |
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Son of James A. and Abigail B. (Walker) Karr; grandson of
Elkamah and Mary (Richardson ) Walker; great-grandson of Joseph and Charlotte (Thompson) Richardson; great2-grandson of Isaac Snow and Charlotte (Hay) Thompson; great3-grandson of Daniel Thompson. |
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| Daniel Thompson Minute Man at Battle of Lexington, and was killed at Concord April 19th, 1775. | ||
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| KEELER, CHARLES EDGAR | ||
| North Yakima, WA | State No. 388 | Nat'l No. 25913 |
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Admitted: |
April 21st, 1914 | |
| Born: | December 16th, 1871 | Erie, Pennsylvania |
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| Son of William Curtis and Eliza Anu (McKee) Keeler, Jr.; grandson of William Curtis and Melinda (Flint) Keeler; great-grandson of Isaiah Whitney and Lucinda (Curtis) Keeler; great2-grandson of Isaiah Keeler. | ||
| Isaiah Keeler private. Enlisted at Stillwater, New York, under Capt. John Chipman and Col. Warner. Was in the expedition to Lake George and Ticonderoga, and was captured October 23rd, 1780, and carried to Montreal and Quebec, where he was imprisoned until November 28th, 1782, when he was returned to Boston. Pensioned. | ||
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| KELLY, S. FOSTER | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 236 | Nat'l No. 17811 |
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Admitted: |
1906 | |
| Resigned: | 1910 | |
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| KELLY, SAMUEL NEWTON | ||
| Bellingham, WA | State No. 147 | Nat'l No. 12447 |
| Admitted: | February 11th, 1901 | |
| Born: | July 3rd, 1863 | Manchester, Iowa |
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Son of Samuel and Phoebe Irene (Tubbs) Kelly; grandson of Horace
and Eunice (Call) Tubbs; great-grandson of Asa Call. Grandson of Samuel and Betsey (Lee) Kelly; great-grandson of James Lee~' great-grandson of Stephen Tubbs. |
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| Asa Call1 private. Enlisted for one year, in 1778, in Capt. Taylor's Company, Battalion of Col. Timothy Bedel. | ||
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James Lee2 private. Enlisted February
23rd, 1776, for two years in Capt. Valentine Peyton's Company,
Third Virginia Regiment. Reenlisted December 1st, 1777, for
three years and served throughout the war. Stephen Tubbs, private, Capt. Tehan Noble's Company, Col. Warren's Regiment, Vermont troops. |
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| 1 - New Hampshire Revolutionary Rolls, Vol. IV, page 252. | ||
| 2 - Vermont Revolutionary Rolls. | ||
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| KELSEY, ELMER STEWART | ||
| Modesto, CA | State No. 352 | Nat'l No. 24002 |
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Admitted: |
March 8th, 1912 | |
| Born: | July 24th, 1874 | Fort Covington, New York |
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Son of William Guile and Sarah Pierce (Herrick) Kelsey; grandson
of George W. and Adeline (Ballard) Herrick; great-grandson of William W. and Mary (Ewing) Herrick; great2-grandson of Stephen and Sarah (Crandall) Herrick; great3-grandson of Elijah Herrick. |
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| Elijah Herrick Captain in Col. Frear's Fourth Regiment, Duchess County, New York Militia, and later Captain in the Sixth Regiment. Enlisted in 1776. | ||
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| KENNEDY, PALMER | ||
| San Francisco, CA | State No. 368 | Nat'l No. 24018 |
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Admitted: |
July 15th, 1913 | |
| Born: | January 16th, 1888 | Winter set, Iowa |
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Son of William Matthews and Elizabeth Alice (Palmer)
Kennedy; grandson of Garret Dox and Alice Holmes
(Hazard) Palmer; great-grandson of Silas Holmes and
Delia Hogland (Beach) Hazard; great2grandson of
Samuel Sarren and Jane (Hoff) Beach; great3-grandson
of Charles and Hannah (Tuttle) Hoff;
great4-grandson of Moses and Jane (Ford)
Tuttle; great5-grandson of Jacob Ford. Great2-grandson of William and Lucretia (Holmes) Hazard; great3-grandson of Silas Holmes. |
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| Charles Hoff1 Minute Man in Morris County Militia, and in charge of Lord Sterling's iron works at Hibernia, New Jersey, where he made balls and guns for the Government. | ||
| Moses Tuttle2 private. | ||
| Jacob Ford3 Colonel, also Judge and member of committees during the Revolution. The old headquarters building at Morristown, N. J., was Col. Ford's home, and it was here that Washington made his headquarters when in Morristown. | ||
| Silas Holmes4 Surgeon's Mate in Connecticut. | ||
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| 1 - Daughters of the American Revolution, No. 27331. | ||
| 2 - Daughters of the American Revolution, No. 27331. | ||
| 3 - Adjutant General's Office, State of New Jersey. Letters in Morristown Headquarters of General Washington | ||
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4 - Heitman's Register of Officers of the Continental Army. |
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| KIEFER, JAMES | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 217 | Nat'l No. 16767 |
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Admitted: |
February 15th, 1905 | |
| Born: | March 6th, 1860 | County of Northampton, Pennsylvania |
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| Son of Andrew J. and Mary (Edmiston) Kiefer; grandson of John and Elizabeth (Johnston) Edmiston; great-grandson of James and Elizabeth (Meddock) Edmiston; great2-grandson of Garrett Meddock. | ||
| Garrett Meddock private, enlisted December 10th, 1776, in Capt. John Nelson's Company, First Battalion, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, Militia, Col. George Taylor. | ||
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| KIMMEL, IRA WELLS | ||
| North Yakima, WA | State No. 129 | Nat'l No. 12429 |
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Admitted: |
1899 | |
| Demitted: | 1899 | Transferred to District of Columbia Society |
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| KINGSBURY, EDWARD PHIPPS | ||
| Olympia, WA | State No. 127 | Nat'l No. 12427 |
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Admitted: |
May 4th, 1899 | |
| Born: | September 25th, 1855 | Holliston, Massachusetts |
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| Son of Elijah and Joanna W. (Phipps) Kingsbury; grandson of Eli and Betsy (Whiting) Phipps; great-grandson of Aaron and Hannah (Bullard) Phipps; great2-grandson of Deacon Aaron Phipps. | ||
| Deacon Aaron Phipps private, lived at Sherborn (now Holliston), Massachusetts. Was one of the Committee of Correspondence relative to the "Duty on Teas." Served 14 days as Sergeant under Capt. John Stores at the Lexington Alarm. His name appears in the roll of Capt. Ezra Eames Company, June 18th, 1775. Also served as member of Capt. Amos Perry's Company, Col. Hawes' Regiment, July 28th, 1778, to September 12th, 1778. | ||
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| KIRKLAND, ARTHUR E. (Washington State Society Charter Member) | ||
| Colfax, WA | State No. 34 | Nat'l No. 7339 |
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Admitted: |
1895 | |
| Resigned: | 1901 | |
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| KIRKLAND, EUGENE H. (Washington State Society Charter Member) | ||
| Colfax, WA | State No. 35 | Nat'l No. 7340 |
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Admitted: |
1895 | |
| Resigned: | 1901 | |
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| KNAPP, EDWIN LYMANN | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 207 | Nat'l No. 16754 |
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Admitted: |
1898 | |
| Dropped: | 1912 | |
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| KNOX, CHARLES L. | ||
| Seattle, WA | State No. 71 | Nat'l No. 7946 |
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Admitted: |
1896 | |
| Dropped: | 1905 | |
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| KUHN, CHARLES FRANCIS | ||
| Treadwell, AK | State No. 251 | Nat'l No. 18601 |
| Admitted: | January 14th, 1907 | |
| Born: | September 19th, 1858 | County of St. Charles, Missouri |
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Son of Edward J. and Annie (Gill) Kuhn; grandson of Joseph J.
and Jane Rebecca (McCabe) Kuhn; great-grandson of Edward and
Rebecca (Hudson) McCabe; great2-grandson of John and Mary
(Morgan) Hudson; great3-grandson of Jacob Morgan. |
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| Jacob Morgan Colonel, and a representative of Berk's County, Pennsylvania, to the Provincial Council held at Carpenter's Hall, June 18th to June 25th, 1776, which arranged to form a government for the Province of Pennsylvania. He was also a representative to the Convention held in Philadelphia, July, 1776, which prepared the Constitution of Pennsylvania and appointed the Council of Safety. He was County Lieutenant in Berks County from May 22nd, 1777, to January 6th, 1781. Was appointed Colonel of the Second Battalion of Pennsylvania Militia in Berks County, January 12th, 1777. | ||
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