SAR 1776 Campaign
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The SAR Education Center and Museum.
o $10 SAR Member Lapel Pin
News stories about state and chapter events appearing here and elsewhere in the magazine are prepared from materials submitted through a variety of means, including press releases and newsletters (which should be directed to the
Editor at the address shown on page 2). Please note the deadlines below. Compatriots are encouraged to submit ideas for historical feature articles they would like to write. Each will be given careful consideration.
Deadlines: Winter (February) Dec. 15; Spring (May) March 15; Summer (August) June 15; Fall (November) Sept. 15
ALABAMA SAR
Cheaha Chapter
At the chapter’s January meeting at the Anniston/ Calhoun County Public Library, speaker Rev. Jeff Coker presented “Why I Have So Many Supplementals.”
Following the presentation, Rev. Coker was presented with a cap celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary by Chapter President Ron Burson and Past President Eric Sloughfy.
ARIZONA SAR
The AZSSAR held its 250th anniversary gala on Feb. 7 in Scottsdale with a menu of foods found in a 1776 tavern. Attendees heard about the Declaration of Independence.
The Secretary of State, who is also chair of the 250th Commission, attended and gave an update on the state’s plans to take a replica of the Liberty Bell on a statewide tour.
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On March 14, the AZSSAR Color Guard presented the colors during the national anthem at a sell-out Spring Training game between the San Francisco Giants and the
Arizona Diamondbacks. The guardsmen—below, from left—were State Commander Stu Morse, Mark Seifert, Rick Spargo, Brad Hopkins, Jim Clarke, Eryk Yoakam, Mike Templeton and George White.
Everyone loved us ... huzzah!
Barry M. Goldwater Chapter
Compatriot Mark Seifert has developed a pop-up Tavern Project which can be loaned out by the chapter to be used as a backdrop at events. Chapters can present skits, hand out youth brochures and coloring books or use it as a photo op.
Saguero Chapter
On March 23, members of the Saguaro Chapter SAR, the Turquoise Gems Chapter DAR and representatives from the city of Peoria gathered to dedicate the planting of a Southern White Oak Liberty Tree. President David Huyck welcomed those gathered, and the SAR Color Guard presented the colors. The invocation was by Twila Lobitz, state chaplain, ASDAR. The pledge of allegiance was led by Compatriot Scott Martorano, Saguaro Chapter, and guest readings were presented by Kathy Christmann, state historian, ASDAR; Compatriot Jack Berry, state president, ASSAR; Erin Sandmann, regent, Turquoise Gems Chapter, DAR; and Compatriot Dave Huyck, president, Saguaro Chapter.
From left, President Ron Burson, Rev. Jeff Coker, Past President Eric Sloughfy.
Compatriot Ed Dalley, Saguaro Chapter co-chair of the tree dedication, read Patrick Henry’s speech, “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death,” which was given on the same date—March 23—251 years ago.
Saguaro Compatriot Brian Eichelberger sang a touching rendition of America the Beautiful, which was followed by guest speaker Mayor Pro Tem, City of Peoria, Matt Chaskalson, who joined us for the dedication. After his comments, the Liberty Tree plaque and pedestal were unveiled by Bullock, Huyck and Sandmann. Closing remarks were made by President Huyck, with a benediction by Compatriot Stan Hughes, ASSAR state chaplain.
This is the first SAR Liberty Tree to be dedicated here in Arizona.
Tucson Chapter
The main event in Tucson is the 101-year-old Fiesta de los Vaqueros Rodeo Parade, which is held every February at the start of Rodeo season. It is the largest non-mechanized (read horse-drawn) parade in the country, if not the world.
In keeping with the theme of the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the chapter conducted the flag ceremony and led the parade on Feb. 26. The chapter color guard was joined by AZSSAR President Jack Berry, several members of the state color guard who drove long distances, stalwart members from all the Tucson DAR chapters and teenager Jack Sluets from the Presidio Garrison. In all, 21 marched the 2-mile route, with 12 flags commemorating the proud history of national flags over the last 250 years. All were in Revolutionary War uniforms or period garb (it is so much fun marching in wool uniforms in bright sun and near 90 degrees!). Weather was perfect, however, for the 15,000 onlookers and the 200,000 who watched on TV.
We can all now say, “This is not our first rodeo!”
CALIFORNIA SAR
On Dec. 20, 2025, members of the CASSAR, DAR, C.A.R. and LACASSAR (Ladies Auxiliary California Society SAR) united for a special workday to begin decorating the three magnificent eagle figures that served as a centerpiece of the America 250 float for the Rose Bowl Parade.
This group effort reflects the strong partnership among our organizations as we commemorate the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding. The eagles—powerful symbols of freedom, strength and perseverance—stood proudly as a visual reminder of the shared values that unite the sons, daughters, children and Ladies Auxiliary.
CASSAR President John Ferris and LACASSAR President Liz Ferris worked alongside fellow members during the day, showing the importance of cooperation across societies and generations. SAR members also volunteered their time and talents during the work session, including VP South Brandon Villardi, Color Guard Cmdr. Kevin Forrest, Rhys Dalton, Lucas Villardi and James Gill, along with LACASSAR 1st VP Kelly Villardi, contributing to the careful and detailed decoration of the eagle elements.
Special thanks to Rose Parade Float Coordinator and DAR Member Carol Curran, whose efforts made this day possible. Additional thanks are also due to C.A.R. VP of the Western Region Sophia Kaufman and Senior VP Kristen Kaufman for their support and participation.
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In a star-studded night in Hollywood, the CASSAR Color Guard proudly marched beside the Army Rangers Association in the 93rd Hollywood Christmas Parade, one of the largest and most widely viewed holiday parades in the nation.
The SAR Color Guard was honored to be joined by President General Michael J. Elston, who marched the full 3-mile route alongside the unit. Also marching with the contingent was CASSAR President John Ferris, with the unit commanded by Past State Color Guard Commander Brandon Villardi, currently VP South. This year’s guard brought together a unified team of members from nine
Courtesy of Rusty Beard
From left, Compatriots Rhys Dalton (dual C.A.R. and SAR), Cmdr. Kevin Forrest, VP South Brandon Villardi, President John Ferris and Lucas Villardi (dual C.A.R. and SAR).
SAR chapters and two C.A.R. societies, demonstrating the strong cooperation between the SAR and C.A.R. as America approaches its 250th anniversary.
The 3-mile parade route was lined with an estimated 1 million spectators, with more than 10 million viewers tuning in to the nationally televised broadcast. This year’s Grand Marshal was actor Luke Wilson, adding even more excitement to the iconic Southern California tradition.
In addition to the color guard, several non-uniformed members, families and spouses assisted parade staff by managing the massive, 40-foot Toy Soldier balloon. Special thanks to Kelly Villardi, Sheri Dalton, Jenni Jouan, Liz Ferris, Rhys Dalton and Gloria Noell for their outstanding support.
A special thank you also goes to Compatriot Rev. James Richardson of the Sons of Liberty Chapter, as well as Joey Gatton of the Army Rangers Association, whose invaluable assistance in organizing, coordinating and guiding logistics helped make this year’s participation possible.
During the event, an official SAR 250 Minute was delivered by Kern Chapter Member Bruce Wearda, marking another important contribution to America’s upcoming 250th anniversary commemorations.
COLORADO SAR
On Feb. 13, members of the Colorado SAR and DAR societies participated with the Colorado Core Knowledge Network for its annual conference at the Liberty School in Fort Collins, celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with 350 professional educators attending. The presentations showed the depth of our members’ knowledge and allowed us to invite the many educators to schedule further Patriot Chest presentations at their schools.
Steve DeBoer, Chip Dawes and Rob Hampton presented the British abuses that led to our Bill of Rights. Susie Weart, Jewell Wellborn and Bob Guy discussed education and life in Colonial times.
Mike Coyner, Tom Wellborn and all welcomed the conference participants as they arrived. Coyner drummed
them into the conference. The group answered many questions between meetings and breaks.
DELAWARE SAR
Caesar Rodney Chapter
The Caesar Rodney Chapter participated in a recent “Revolutionary War Day” in Smyrna, Dela. The event marked the attempted kidnapping of Brig. Gen. (later governor) Thomas Collins. A sentry saw the crowd approaching but was shot and killed.
The chapter set up items from their Patriot Chest on a stormy day.
Major Peter Jaquet Chapter
The chapter held a Patriot Grave Marking in the City of New Castle this past fall. The chapter marked the grave of William Sanders, a corporal in the Maryland Line, who lived to be 99 years old. He is buried at the New Castle Methodist Church.
From left, Chip Dawes, Tom Wellborn, Jewell Wellborn, Bob Guy, Rob Hampton, Steve DeBoer, Susie Weart and Mike Coyner.
Two members of the Youth Color Guard and Chaplain Rev. Dr. John Riley and Chapter Vice President Steve Dietrich at the event.
Acting Chapter President Noel Kuhrt led the ceremony.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SAR
The 111th Joint Celebration of George Washington’s Birthday was hosted by the District of Columbia Society C.A.R. on Feb. 21. The event, co-sponsored by the DC and the DCSAR, was held at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington, Va. The Mistress of Ceremony was DCC.A.R President Avery Hinzman. Following the opening rituals and introductions, greetings were offered by DCDAR State Regent Yvonne Liser and DCSAR President Geoffrey Newman.
After brunch, cast members from DCC.A.R. presented a skit about the young life of George Washington. The presentation was well received by the nearly 150 event guests.
President Newman welcomed new SAR members and gave them their oath. Theodore Roosevelt Kramer III is the fifth great-grandson of Robert Barclay, who served as a private in the North Carolina Militia. Zachary Logan Barnett and Brant Henry Boozier are the fifth great-grandsons of Private Jonathan Farrington of the Massachusetts Militia. Welcomed in absentia was Ryland Clay Norman, the fifth great-grandson of Thaddeus Granger, a private in the Massachusetts Militia.
FLORIDA SAR
Clearwater Chapter
On Feb. 10, Clearwater compatriots presented the winners of the chapter-level SAR Youth Video Contest awards at St. Cecelia Parochial School. The first-place winners were Katriana Witt, Elizabeth Pedraza and Susana Ramos, who received $500 for their video, “Deborah Sampson, The Woman Soldier.”
The SAR Youth Video Contest was a tremendous success, thanks to St. Cecelia teacher Jill Heinze, who thought the contest would be perfect for her eighth-grade
students, who were studying the American Revolution at the time. The students gathered in groups of three or four, selected topics pertaining to a person or event of the American Revolution and researched sources as they prepared their video. As Mrs. Heinze suspected, the Youth Video Contest offered a wonderful educational opportunity.
Seven videos for consideration came from Mrs. Heinze’s class. They were on a variety of topics, and four won cash awards totaling $1,000.
Flagler Chapter
During the height of World War II, on Feb. 3, 1943, a troop carrier ship loaded with 900 soldiers and sailors was heading to Greenland when a German torpedo struck. As the ship sank, panic set in among the men, many of whom had no life jackets. Among these men were four new Army chaplains: Methodist Minister the Rev. George L. Fox, Reform Rabbi Alexander D. Goode, Catholic Priest Father John P. Washington and Reformed Church in America minister the Rev. Clark V. Poling. The chaplains helped the other soldiers board lifeboats and gave up their life jackets when the supply ran out. The chaplains joined arms, said prayers and sang hymns as they went down with the ship and drowned.
Four Chaplains Day ceremonies and services are held each year on or around Feb. 3 by numerous military and civilian groups and organizations. In 1998, Feb. 3 was established by Senate Resolution 169–98 as Four Chaplains Day to commemorate the 55th anniversary of the sinking of the U.S. Army Dorchester and the subsequent heroism of these men.
At this year’s ceremony, hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Chapter 8696 on Feb. 7, in Palm Coast, Fla., members of the Flagler SAR Chapter were invited to attend and participate in the color guard portion of the ceremony. Among the attendees were the mayor of
DC DAR State Regent Yvonne Lisar, DCC.A.R. President Avery Hinzman, DCSAR President Geoffrey Newman.
From left, front row, Katriana Witt, Elizabeth Pedraza and Susana Ramos; back row, Art Hays, Tim Shaner, Bob Anderson and Dwight McEntire.
Palm Coast and other community leaders. Flagler Chapter President Randy Conway, Charlie Hayes, Jeff Schaller, John Feind and David Watt participated in the color guard.
Fort Lauderdale
The Fort Lauderdale Chapter entered 2026 with momentum, expanding membership and active community engagement. Chapter membership grew from 78 at the start of 2025 to 89 members as 2026 began. The chapter is also expanding its educational outreach through youth programs that promote American history and civic understanding while supporting national preparations for the upcoming America 250 Semiquincentennial.
The chapter hosted the FLSSAR Southeast Regional Meeting on Jan. 10. Chris Washler, FLSSAR president, joined nearly 30 compatriots and representatives from the Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Palm Beach chapters. During the meeting, President Washler installed the Fort Lauderdale Chapter’s 2026 officers, provided updates on state and national initiatives, and presented Florida Veterans Service Recognition Medals and Florida Veterans Brigade certificates.
On Jan. 11, the Fort Lauderdale Color Guard joined the Miami Color Guard at the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Southeast District Change of Watch Ceremony and Awards Brunch held at Miami Shores Country Club. The color guard performed the posting and retiring of the colors as part of the ceremony. The participation of the SAR Color Guard highlighted the chapter’s continued support for America’s armed services and its commitment to honoring those who serve our nation.
In support of the America 250 Semiquincentennial commemorations, the chapter has undertaken several significant initiatives. On Jan. 31, the chapter hosted an outstanding America 250 Liberty Tree Dedication ceremony at Tamarac Veterans Park, drawing approximately 100 attendees.
On March 14, the chapter commemorated America’s 250th anniversary with the dedication of the First Amphibious Assault Memorial. The memorial, located in Pompano Beach, commemorates the first amphibious assault conducted by American forces during the Revolutionary War. The memorial was a project of the FLSSAR, with significant leadership and support from the Fort Lauderdale Chapter. Through a successful fundraising campaign exceeding $250,000, with contributions from compatriots across Florida and the nation, this major commemorative project has been brought to fruition, creating a lasting tribute to the courage and innovation of the Patriots who carried the fight for independence to the sea. Speakers at the dedication included SAR President General Michael Elston and FLSSAR President Chris Washler.
Youth outreach will remain a central focus through
the spring as the chapter conducts its annual Youth Education contests and presents awards to outstanding JROTC and Sea Cadets throughout the region, continuing its mission to promote patriotism, honor our Revolutionary War Patriot Ancestors and inspire future generations to appreciate our nation’s founding principles.
Gainesville Chapter
Gainesville SAR Compatriot and Color Guard Commander Thomas “Sean” Tonnelier, right, stood tall at the Veterans Day Celebration on a chilly morning in Gainesville, Fla. Sean has been doing this for years and posed with many families for photos afterward.
Jacksonville Chapter
The Jacksonville Chapter, Florida Society, during its luncheon on Nov. 20, 2025, presented 11 officers from Clay, Duval and Nassau counties with various public service medals and certificates, including ones for Heroism and the SAR EMS and the SAR Law Enforcement commendations. One of our attendees was a K-9 Patriot, who was cited recently for finding a lost child who had wandered away from home.
Attending along with the honored recipients were FLSSAR President Christopher Washler; Wayne Peters, 2nd vice president, presiding over the ceremony; and Chapter President Paul Tucker.
Pensacola Chapter
Compatriot Dr. Benjamin Findley Jr. and his wife, Karen, conducted a fun and challenging marathon, teaching classes for Heritage Day at Beulah Elementary School, below. Dressed in Colonial garb, Findley taught America 250th topics, focusing on spies and George Washington’s Spy Ring.
Findley, a retired colonel, said it was a fun experience with a great bunch of students. He was asked some of the same questions he’s gotten in the past, such as, “Are you a pirate?” and, “Was George Washington’s Secret Agent Number 1?”
Panama City Chapter
On Dec. 13, 2025, the Panama City Chapter took part in Wreaths Across America at the Millville Cemetery with other groups from across Bay County, including the DAR, North Bay Haven Sea Cadets.
The chapter’s new SAR flag truck came in handy.
St. Augustine Chapter
Gone but not forgotten. My youngest brother, Dennis, died in a car accident 45 years ago. A few months before his high-school graduation, he was a passenger in the car.
A good student and athlete, he was granted delayed entry to the Marine Corps upon graduation, but it never happened. Few days pass that I don’t think about him. I am so glad that the NSSAR offers a Memorial Membership that he and my older brother, Mike, were eligible for through my membership, having proven an ancestor in the Revolutionary War. I can’t help but think that if he knew, he would be proud.
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DaviD B. Watt, vP St auguStine, FloriDa ChaPter, CommanDer Color guarD
Tallahassee Chapter
In mid-January, the Tallahassee Chapter SAR Color Guard mustered our largest contingent of color guardsmen for the Sauls-Bridges American Legion flag retirement ceremony.
On Jan. 19, members of our color guard, including Craig FitzGerald and Compatriot Lee Norris, had an SAR informational table at the Crawfordville, Fla., Arbor Day celebration, below. They were joined by Kelly Rentz of the
Fort San Luis Chapter, NSDAR, and Compatriot Shawn Cloud.
We also raised funds by selling pocket copies of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution.
In addition, we met one of the grandsons of Ansel Ferell, the only known Revolutionary War veteran buried in Leon County, Fla. In 2017, the chapter honored this Patriot Ancestor with a grave-marking ceremony. We informed his grandson that for the 250th, the chapter would like to return to their family cemetery to honor Ansel Ferrell with a wreath-laying ceremony.
Withlacoochee Chapter
The George Washington War Tent Traveling Exhibit/ Museum is continuing to make inroads into our target audiences. The tent was presented at Liberty Park, Inverness, Fla., on Veterans Day while the Withlacoochee Color Guard led the Veterans Day Parade.
The next day, the GW Tent exhibit was set up at the first of three schools, where from November to December, we reached more than 900 students of multiple grades. First was Wider Horizons, a private school in Spring Hill, Fla., where we presented the tent outside, while educational lectures engaged students inside. Jim Griffith and Jonathan Hunt brought Revolutionary Rarities to the venue and conducted a mock trivia game show on Revolutionary War facts. They interviewed and filmed students in the Colonial dress of their chosen Patriot from a Revolutionary-era biography fair held a few weeks earlier. Each recited their winning oration from the school competition.
Former National Historian General Bill Stone shared presentations on the “First Four Flags,” the Barnabus Webb powder horn and the “Wooden Sword” of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. George and Martha Washington (Compatriot Bill Elder and wife, Cara), met with students both inside and outside, in the tent, among the exhibits. The students were cycled through visits to the GW Tent in groups of 15 and had great questions for the Withlacoochee uniformed guides.
Historical Interpreter Ms. Dee Collier also engaged the students as Deborah Sampson, the only known female to fight in the Revolution. She masqueraded as a regimental soldier and was paid as such until discovered. Thanks to Dr. Domenick Maglio and wife Julie, the owners of Wider Horizons and parents of Compatriot Rocco Maglio for a day of well-run activities.
Athens Chapter
At the annual George Washington Birthday Celebration on Feb. 16, six Athens Police Department officers were presented the Law Enforcement Commendation Medal for their actions while responding to a flaming car accident on Dec. 20, 2025. Their quick response, at risk to themselves, while performing lifesaving services to the injured demonstrated exceptional professionalism. Those officers receiving medals were Lt. Von Anderson, Officer Declan Bethel, Senior Police Officer Jonathan Surine, Officer First Class Noah Doster, SAR Chapter President Grant Tribble and Capt. Kerel Heard. Also attending were Senior Police Officer Zachary Davis and Officer First Class Franco Videla.
GEORGIA SAR
The Georgia Department of Revenue now offers a special commemorative license plate celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States, which was proposed by Lee Herron, president of the Brier Creek Chapter, and strongly supported by State Sen. Max Burns throughout the legislative process.
“As we approach America’s 250th anniversary, this commemorative plate offers Georgians a meaningful way to recognize our nation’s founding and the pivotal role our state played in it,” said Revenue Commissioner Frank O’Connell. “We are especially proud that the design reflects the talent and engagement of Georgia’s students, whose creativity connects our Revolutionary past with the next generation of civic leaders.”
The America 250 plate features a design created by Georgia middle school students as part of a statewide civics education initiative undertaken in partnership with the Georgia Department of Education. The winning design was submitted by Eden Pethel, a student and C.A.R. member. Drawing inspiration from her visits to Georgia’s Revolutionary War sites, Pethel explained: “The red stars on the design represent the following Georgia Revolutionary War sites from north to south: Fight at Van’s Creek/Hornet’s Nest, Battle of Kettle Creek, Sieges of Augusta, Battle of Brier Creek, Battles of Savannah, Fort Morris, and the Frederica Naval Action.”
Georgia vehicle owners have the option to choose the commemorative plate when registering a new vehicle or renewing an existing registration through their county tag office. Drivers who wish to exchange their plate outside of their registration renewal period will be charged a $20 new registration fee. Available through 2030, the plate will serve as a standard option—rather than a specialty plate— ensuring public access at no additional cost.
At the same dinner, several members received awards for outstanding service, including chapter Compatriot Jacob Wang for the George S. and Stella M. Knight Essay Contest, the Eagle Scout Scholarship Contest and the Joseph S. Rumbaugh Oratory Contest. GASSAR President William J. Tankersly installed the chapter’s officers for the year and inducted John Thrasher as a new compatriot.
Ocmulgee Chapter
Sheriff’s Deputy Brad Tisdale was awarded the Ocmulgee Chapter’s Law Enforcement Award for helping save the lives of two deputies who were overcome with exposure to meth and fentanyl. Also attending were Chuck Garnet, President Roy Griffis, Crawford County Sheriff Lewis Walker, Tisdale, incoming President Paul Roberts and John Trussell.
Skunk Brigade
Two Skunk Brigade members—Ted Walker of the Henry Laurens SAR Chapter in Aiken, S.C., and Lee Herron of the Brier Creek SAR Chapter in Screven County, Ga.—traveled to Augusta, Ga., on Jan. 27 to present their Revolutionary War Travelin’ Trunk program to the Westminster Schools.
Walker and Herron presented a 45-minute program to a fifth-grade class of 41 students.
The Travelin’ Trunk consists of many Revolutionary War artifacts, and the students were told how these items were used and made.
The Skunk Brigade is headquartered in the Fall Line Region of the GASSAR. Each of the 44 members wears a skunk hat fashioned and made from “road-kill skunks.”
Eden Pethel, center, displayed the new Georgia 250 tag as she is recognized at the Georgia State Capitol for her winning entry. Front, from left, Lee Herron, Eden Pethel, Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, Senator Max Burns; back row, from left, Tammy Herron, Adam Pethel and Brandy Pethel.
Ted Walker and Lee Herron presented their Travelin’ Trunk program.
Liberty Tree Dedication: From left, Dale Simpson, Liberty Tree Project coordinator, GJB SAR; Steve Kern, GJB SAR; Michael Campagnolo, VP General, Great Lakes District; President General Michael J. Elston, NSSAR; Councilwoman Karyn Smith, Town of Normal, Ill.; President Jay Cummins, GJB SAR; Pres. Emeritus J. Gordon Bidner, GJB SAR, Rev. Ray Owens, chaplain, GJB SAR; Randy Boyd, GJB SAR, during the Liberty Tree dedication ceremony along Constitution Trail near Connie Link Amphitheatre.
ILLINOIS SAR
General Joseph Bartholomew Chapter
On Oct. 25, 2025, the chapter dedicated a Liberty Tree along the Constitution Trail near Connie Link Amphitheatre in Normal, Ill., as part of the NSSAR’s America 250 Liberty Tree program. The Princeton Elm was planted with the assistance of the Town of Normal Parks and Recreation Department and commemorates the historic Liberty Tree in Boston, where Patriots gathered during the American Revolution.
The dedication ceremony drew community leaders and SAR members and was highlighted by the attendance of President General Michael J. Elston. Chapter President Jay Cummins and Liberty Tree Project Coordinator Dale Simpson helped organize the event, which also coincided with the chapter’s 50th observance and the Great Lakes District meeting.
Located along a heavily used community trail, the Liberty Tree now serves as a living reminder of the ideals of liberty and civic engagement that inspired the American Revolution.
Long Knives Chapter
The chapter has been busy all winter preparing for their Liberty Tree marking ceremonies that will be taking place starting at the end of March. The chapter is setting the stone markers at the base of all 15 trees planted. As we know, springtime weather can be tricky, but everything is on schedule. The marking ceremonies will have a variety of participants, including students, school bands, buglers, American Legion, VFW Posts, area DAR chapters, historical societies, local city and government officials and other SAR chapters. The chapter has been working on this
monumental endeavor since 2024 along with keeping up with their annual and special events. The marking ceremonies should be completed by August. After a well-deserved brief rest, the chapter will start on its next adventure.
INDIANA SAR Continental Chapter
During the youth awards portion of February’s meeting, Eagle Scout Justin Tate received a certificate, medal and check from outgoing Chapter President Thomas Whiteman.
From left below, Past President Whiteman, Dustin, Justin, Melissa and Kaylin Tate.
Joshua Shepherd gave a presentation on the Battle of Mississinewa, which can be viewed at: www.youtube.com/ watch?v=lrqXshkUL3w
LOUISIANA SAR
Compatriot Major Bradley T. Hayes, Esq., joined with the French Society for the annual rededication ceremony for the Marquis de Lafayette’s grave in the Picpus Cemetery. “It was one of the great privileges and honors I’ve been accorded in my 15 years as a member of the SAR,” Hayes said. “My family was in Paris on vacation and European VPG Patrick Mesnard invited us to join him.” Hayes was authorized to represent the NSSAR (as well as the LASSAR) at the ceremony. “Of course, it was
Representing the NSSAR and the LASSAR, Major Bradley T. Hayes joined the French Society for the annual rededication ceremony for the Marquis de Lafayette’s grave.
not an actual ‘grave marking’ as an SAR Patriot marker is prominently displayed [and has been for a long, long time, given the green patina of its copper].”
The American flag that hangs over his tomb is changed out once a year. Members of the U.S. Military (a Navy captain and sailor from the local embassy and an Army color guard from Germany) performed the honors.
There were many other dignitaries from both the French and U.S. militaries (including several General Officers), French elected officials (both local and national) and senior staff from the U.S. Embassy, and many ex-pats and other heritage organizations were in attendance. The ceremony was done in both French and English. Said Hayes, “When I placed the NSSAR wreath at the foot of his tomb, I saluted and uttered those immortal words, ‘Lafayette, nous voici!’ ”
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On Feb. 28, the LASSAR Attakapas (Lafayette) and Gen. Philemon Thomas (Baton Rouge) chapters jointly sponsored a Patriot grave marking at a private cemetery near Abbeville, La., below. Revolutionary War Patriot Marin Mouton fought in the Attakapas Post Militia under the leadership of Spanish Gov. Gen. Bernardo de Galvez, assuring the eventual American victory over the English.
In the fall of 1755, relations with the English became ever more tense, and Salvador Mouton moved his family north to Restigouche (New Brunswick, Canada). With him were his wife, Anne Bastarache, and his son, Jean (eventual Founding Father of Lafayette, La.). While evading the
English at Restigouche, Salvador and Anne had a son, Marin, born about 1758. In 1760, they all were captured by the English and brought south to Acadia. Salvador was imprisoned with his brother, Louis, at Fort Edward, Windsor, Canada (formerly Pigiguit).
In 1765, Salvator Mouton with his wife and sons departed from Halifax, Acadia, Canada, and they finally arrived in New Orleans in late 1765.
In April 1766, the Spanish government settled Salvador Mouton and his family along the banks of the Mississippi River at Cabannocé, in today’s St. James Parish.
Marin served in the Attakapas Post Militia and appeared on the Roster of May 10, 1777. He is, therefore, a Patriot (NSSAR Ancestor #253643) of the American Revolution.
The ceremony was attended by 20 SAR compatriots, the LASSAR Color Guard, DAR representatives from the Galvez and Acadia chapters and descendants of Marin Mouton. The ceremony drew approximately 80 participants.
MARYLAND SAR
At the MDSSAR semiannual meeting on Oct. 18, 2025, attendees were treated to a special presentation of Compatriot Wilson King Barnes’ musical composition, “Champions of Freedom March,” sung by fellow Compatriot Doug Jimerson. Compatriot Barnes is the son of past President General Wilson King Barnes.
Through inspiration and prayer, the musically gifted Barnes plays by ear and, by his own admission, cannot write musical script. With the assistance of a music teacher in Dickeyville, Md., Compatriot Barnes’ composition was now set to script. The lyrics of the composition first address a “Prayer for Liberty,” while the following verses attempt to answer who we are, what we did do, what we learned and what we do now that’s important.
Following the presentation, a motion was made, seconded and voted to adopt Compatriot Barnes’ composition as the official MDSSAR theme song.
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We welcome new and seasoned officers who will lead us as we celebrate our nation’s 250th anniversary. This year, for both the MDSSAR and the Society of
the War of 1812 in Maryland, one man stands out, Dr. Lee Park.
For more than 30 years, many of us have had the honor to work with and learn from Lee as our President and Surgeon General. He is always soft spoken, supportive and able to bring men together with sage advice and sound reasoning. As we celebrate our nation’s anniversary, we thank Lee for all his dedicated years of service as he also celebrates his 100th birthday.
Lee’s journey started in July 1926 as our nation celebrated its sesquicentennial. He grew up in Falls Church, Va., and attended the Putney Preparatory School in southeastern Vermont. From there, he graduated from Yale University in 1948 with a B.S. in Zoology and from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in 1952. This was followed by an Osler Internship in Internal Medicine at Johns Hopkins Hospital 1952-53. He was then called into the Navy, transferred to Korea and served as a regimental surgeon in the First Marine Division Expeditionary Force. After returning home, completing his residency at Johns Hopkins, starting a family and perfecting his craft, Lee turned his attention to his family roots, chronicling and writing books on the Smith, Crandall and Park families.
After a meeting with President General Carl Bessett at Sparrows Point Country Club, Lee joined the SAR in 1981. He has served as Maryland’s surgeon and assistant surgeon since 2002 and as NSSAR Surgeon General from 200911. He joined the Society of the War of 1812 in Maryland in 1996 and became Maryland’s president from 2004-06, the national Surgeon General from 2012-17 and District President General from 2017-25. He was Surgeon General of the Sons of the Revolution from 2015-18, governor of the National Society Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims, Maryland Branch 2006-08 and Surgeon General of the National Huguenot Society from 2005-08, and held memberships in the Society of Colonial Wars, the Royal Society of St.
George, the Holland Society of New York, the St. Nicholas Society, the Descendants of Mexican War Veterans and the Ancient and Honorable Mechanical Company of Baltimore. I had the pleasure of meeting with Lee and his lovely wife, Mary, and discussing his long life of accomplishments and dedication to so many causes. After such an extensive career and so many achievements, you would think he would be ready to slow down. This is not the case, as he has traveled extensively both inside and outside the country this last year. His thoughts and advice on reaching this milestone in life are simple: keep moving, take advantage of opportunities that present themselves and cherish the family and friends that you share along your life’s journey. As one of my personal mentors, it is hard to sum up his generosity, kindness and devotion in helping guide me and others along our own paths. For all of this, we wish for him a blissful centennial birthday.
—C. Louis RaboRg JR., histoRian, MDssaR; ChapLain, soCiety of the WaR of 1812 in MaRyLanD
State Sen. Thomas Albert and National Guard Col. Kathryn A. Prater (Ret.) unveil the plaque.
MICHIGAN SAR
On Nov. 8, 2025, at the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, Mich., a plaque was installed and dedicated to Private Thomas Campbell/Camel, above.
Thomas was an African American Revolutionary War soldier who survived the harsh winter of 1778 with George Washington at Valley Forge. He was born into slavery in Virginia’s Culpeper County, around 1760, and died in 1849 on his farm. His enslaver (Col. Martin Pickett) offered him his freedom if he would serve in the Continental Army, which Campbell did.
Above, Dr. Lee Crandall Park, with his wife, Mary, at the Maryland Club, Jackson Day, Jan.10; left, Lt. Lee Park, USNR, Korean War, 1953.
At 16, he enlisted in 1776 in a company of the 4th Virginia Regiment, which joined Washington’s Army at White Marsh, N.Y., and later at the Battle of Monmouth Courthouse. Most of the American and British troops were overcome with heat exhaustion at Monmouth, and Thomas was one of them. He given a medical discharge.
In 1832 in New York, Campbell sought a pension for his service, which was denied, apparently because of confusion over his last name, which was alternately listed as Camel. Later, Campbell filed for two land grants, which were approved by President Martin Van Buren, enabling Robinson, his wife, Louisa, and the three youngest of their four children to move from N.Y. to the Hickory Corners property they were awarded.
Dignitaries who spoke included MISSAR President Joe Williams; former S.R. State President Gary Gibson; President Andrew Kostun of the Lexington Alarm Society, C.A.R.; Senior President Elizabeth Santas Kraatz of the Ki-Ka-Ma-Sung, C.A.R.; Col. Kathryn Prater (Ret.) of the Michigan National Guard; State Senator Thomas Albert; and Peter Dickow, West Michigan district director for U.S. Senator Gary Peters.
Efforts are underway to locate Thomas and his wife’s graves, including a search of their original two 80-acre land grant parcels, which they deeded sections of to three of their children.
Jeremiah Clark Chapter
The Jeremiah Clark Chapter, Clarkson, Mich., conducted a Patriots’ grave marking and plaque dedication on Sept. 20, 2025, at the historic Lakeview Cemetery, below.
The entry into the cemetery was lined with American flags posted by the Clarkston Rotary Club. The gravemarking service honored Patriot Jeremiah Clark Jr., his wife, Sarah Millington Clark, and his daughter, Lydia Clark Brown. Recognition was given to the 19 Clark descendants in attendance and the 14 family members who accompanied them. Honors were rendered with a presentation of wreaths, a sword salute and Echo Taps. After the grave marking, a town crier ringing a bell, a field drummer and a Revolutionary War re-enactor led the 100 attendees across the cemetery.
The town-crier processional ended at the center of the cemetery at the site of the SAR America 250 Patriots’ Plaque. The wording on the plaque honored the Patriots, Corp. Jeremiah Clark Jr. and Private Caleb Barton Merrill, two of the 44 Patriots buried in Oakland County. At the conclusion of the dedication, honors were presented with three shots fired by the 1st Royal Artillery, Seven Years War re-enactors.
This service was made possible by the collaboration of the SAR, DAR, C.A.R., Vietnam Veterans, Independence Township Public Works Department and the Clarkston Rotary Club.
Pvt. Ephraim Wheaton Chapter
On Jan. 22, the Ingham County Historical Commission, along with the Pvt. Ephraim Wheaton Chapter NSSAR and Lansing Chapter NSDAR, jointly unveiled an America 250th Exhibit at the Ingham County Courthouse, above.
Ingham County is the county seat of the Capital of Michigan. The exhibit features major phases of the Revolutionary War, such as the signing of the Declaration of Independence and its printing by Mary Goddard. Other items on display include a fife, spectacles, an inkwell set, an American flag from the Battle of Bennington and the 1836 American flag, which was the flag when Michigan was admitted into the Union in 1837.
Two Revolutionary War soldiers are known to be buried in Ingham County—Pvt. Ephraim Wheaton was a fifer and drummer, and Pvt. Martin DuBois was a calvary bugler. There is also a cenotaph burial for Sgt. Major John Champe, a spy in the attempted capture of Benedict Arnold.
Dignitaries speaking at the event were Chapter President John Thurber; Robert Craig, 1st Vice President, MISSAR; and Lansing Chapter DAR Regent Camille Subject.
MINNESOTA SAR
When 6-foot, 5-inch Grant Kruger recently joined the MNSSAR’s Living History Team, a unique opportunity presented itself. Because of his height and physical resemblance to the father of our country, it was suggested that he could do a great first-person impression of George Washington. With a little bit of research into the commanderin-chief’s uniforms and accoutrements, and a lot of sewing by Grant’s wife, Nancy, Grant is now fully outfitted as the general as he would have been uniformed throughout most of the war. Nancy didn’t stop there; she made herself a dress so she could portray Martha by her husband’s side.
Instead of just hearing about the general and his faithful wife, the recipients of our Patriot Chest presentations will get to meet them and ask them questions about their lives and experiences during the Revolutionary War.
NEW JERSEY SAR
On Dec. 27, 2025, (Trenton) members of the NJSSAR Color Guard, along with NJDAR Vice Regent Catherine Medich, NJSSR President Chris Sands and SRNJ President Ken McKeever, braved 17-degree weather and an ice storm at the commemoration of the Battles of Trenton and Assunpink Creek. Comments were delivered by NJSSAR President Roger S. Williams.
Trenton Battle Monument – “We stand in the shadow of this monument to honor the soldiers, both American and Hessian, who fought bravely on these grounds around us 249 years ago this morning. A new chapter in the history of humankind began that frigid morning all around us. Against the waters of the Delaware River, a cause of liberty, all but lost, struck a flint that ignited renewed hope. At the falls of Trenton, the tide was turned on the fortunes of the British Empire. While the luster, and prestige of THIS monument may not have the celebrity of other American landmarks, what it humbly signifies is most assuredly the genesis of a great nation that strives to reach the founding principles of life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and justice for all. We are not there yet, but to paraphrase Benjamin Franklin, we are a republic, and we want to keep it.”
Mill Hill and Assunpink Creek – “We are here because Mill Hill is a pivotal yet often overlooked site in America’s military history. Today marks 249 years since a fierce battle unfolded on the banks of the Assunpink Creek. Following a victory at Trenton, General George Washington and his newly reformed, outnumbered army of 5,000 men braced themselves against a larger British and Hessian force led by Lt. Gen. Charles Cornwallis. Despite being outnumbered, Washington’s men, aided by a delaying action led by Col. Edward Hand, repelled three major attacks and inflicted heavy casualties before executing a daring nighttime flanking maneuver that surprised Cornwallis at Princeton the next morning. Often dismissed as “The Second Battle of Trenton,” this engagement was critical to the success of the Ten Crucial Days and set the stage for the Battle of Princeton. More British and Hessian troops fell here than at Trenton or Princeton, making this a testament to Washington’s strategic brilliance. When you leave, remember you stood where history turned, as Americans fought not for territory, but for the ideal that all men are created equal.”
Trenton Battle Monument.
Assunpink Creek
President General Mike Elston and First Lady Julie traveled to New Jersey Dec. 12-14. Photos include (from upper right clockwise) a visit to the Stout-Hunt House in Hopewell, the site of Washington’s Council of War prior to the Battle of Monmouth; Unionville Vineyard (Amwell), for the release of three new wines, Battlefield Blush, Revolutionary Red and Victory White; Washington’s Tent at the Lawrence Historical Society; and a Wreath Commemoration at Washington Crossing, Pa., with color guard from NJSSAR and PASSAR, along with DAR and C.A.R. The center photo was a dinner with 33 local members and officers of the SAR, SR, DAR and C.A.R.
Jockey Hollow Chapter
Despite the Northeast experiencing one of the coldest winters on record (much like Washington’s army had experienced at Jockey Hollow during the severest cold winter quartering of his army in 1779-1780), the intrepid compatriots braved the cold with numerous outside events.
On Nov. 15, 2025, at Burnham Park (during the
Revolutionary War, this park provided pasture and space for Gen. Knox’s artillery horses/pieces) in Morristown, the chapter held a moving ceremony for the dedication of a Liberty Tree to honor all Patriots who fought for our freedom. It was an extremely wellattended event.
Jockey Hollow members officiated the event. Period-correct music was provided by the Colonial Musketeers Senior Fife and Drum Corps, and the NJSSAR Color Guard presented the colors. Representatives included Morristown and Morris County Assembly persons and the district’s N.J. State Senator. Many residents were also in attendance. This was the state’s first officially sanctioned Liberty Tree planting by the NJSSAR as part of the America 250 program.
On Dec. 13, 2025, the chapter (working in conjunction with the local DAR and Wreaths Across America) installed 700 wreaths in Methodist/Presbyterian Cemetery in Succasunna, N.J. It was well attended, with many participating in the distribution of wreaths.
On Feb. 14, several officers and members attended the NJSSAR meeting in Princeton, N.J.
On March 5-7, Chapter President Dr. Jeff La Marca attended the NSSAR Leadership Conference in Louisville. Jeff will serve on the Educational Committee.
NEW MEXICO SAR
At the Feb. 17 meeting of the Lincoln County (NM) Board of Commissioners NMSSAR President Robert E. Vance inducted Commissioner Timothy A. Prather into the Gadsden Chapter NMSSAR. His rosette was pinned by his mother, Kathy Prather, a DAR member.
Compatriot Prather was also presented the NSSAR War Service Medal for his stint of armed combat in Iraq.
From left, NJSSAR President Chris Sands, Jockey Hollow President Dr. Jeff La Marca, past president Roger Loomis and Jockey Hollow compatriots.
From left, Timothy A. Prather, Kathy Prather and Robert E. Vance. [Photo by Arron Griewahn]
NORTH CAROLINA SAR
Colonel Alexander Erwin Chapter
The Colonel Alexander Erwin Chapter in Morganton, N.C., has honored five Patriots since the year started.
On Jan. 17, Patriot Charles Haney (P-174479) was honored at the request of one of his descendants, Dr. Jim Haney, who at 93 years old was the only one who could point out the exact location of the grave. A few months earlier, the chapter learned that Dr. Haney hoped to see Patriot Charles Haney’s grave marked by the SAR. He did and was joined by his son and grandkids, above, along with several cousins for this dedication. Dr. Jim Haney passed away on March 7.
Earlier that day, the chapter honored two Patriots; recognized were Robert Patton (P-335379) and James Shanks (P-334162).
Three SAR descendant compatriots were present, Robert L. Patton IV (past president) and his grandsons, Isaac Triplett and Alexander Fleming, above.
On Feb. 21, the chapter honored another two Patriots,
who are buried at a family cemetery, Dobson Cemetery in Nebo, N.C., below.
The Patriot Grave Marking dedication honoring Joseph Dobson Sr. (P-328736) and Joseph Dobson Jr. (P-148704) was a special event, as 26 descendants of these Patriots were in attendance, including Compatriot Bill Brown and his grandson, Sam Brittain, both of whom participated in the ceremony in Colonial attire.
Members from the Catawba Valley Chapter and the Daniel Morgan Chapter (S.C.) participated in the dedication. Members of the Quaker Meadows and the Vesuvius Furnace Chapter (DAR) were also in attendance.
Lafayette Chapter
The Le Marquis de Lafayette Chapter celebrated the 236th Commemoration of the N.C. Delegates Ratifying the U.S. Constitution in Fayetteville, N.C.
The event was held at Cool Spring Tavern, where several delegates stayed during the 1789 convention, as well as the temporary home of Phoenix Lodge 8.
The program included historian Joseph Westendorf from the Cumberland County Library and proclamations from the mayor of Fayetteville and the Cumberland County Commissioners chairman.
The State House was the actual location where the event was held. The Great Fire of 1831 destroyed the state house, and the Market House, which recently went through a restoration, was built in its place.
Besides ratifying the U.S. Constitution at the Convention, the General Assembly also voted to transfer the state’s frontier lands to the federal government, ordered a lighthouse built on Ocracoke Island and annexed the upper part of Bladen County to Cumberland.
William Davie, who served as colonel and later commissary general during the Revolutionary War, led efforts to pass an act to establish a state university, making the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill the oldest public university in the U.S., thanks to the delegates who met in Fayetteville in November of 1789.
Dr. Haney asked to have a photo with the chapter members. From left, Dr. Tom Lesser (Chapter President), Jordan Lowdermilk, Dr. Jim Haney, Kevin Rhoney, Al Ernest and Eric Minetola.
OHIO SAR
Mahoning Valley Chapter
As part of their 250th Anniversary Celebration, the Mahoning Valley Chapter (MVCSSAR) held grave-marking and memorial ceremonies, above, for five Revolutionary War Patriots buried in Columbiana County at Longs Run Cemetery, located at Longs Run Trinity Church, East Liverpool, Ohio, on Oct. 25, 2025.
Patriots honored were Private Paul Fisher (1758-1827), Private Henry Fisher (1760-1826), Militiaman Daniel Herbert (1759-1848), Private James Smith (1757-1845) and Militiaman Samuel Quigley (1757-1842).
The grave-marking and memorial ceremonies were open to the public. The ceremony included the reading of Patriot biographies, the dedication of grave markers, a color guard, a musket salute in detail, Revolutionary Warperiod uniforms, ladies in period clothing, the placement of wreaths, bagpipes and Taps.
Chapter President Stephen Barlow led the ceremony.
PENNSYLVANIA SAR
A joint SAR/DAR/C.A.R. wreath laying honoring George Washington’s Birthday was held at the Jefferson Memorial Cemetery outside of Pittsburgh. The color guard, above, was a combined effort of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.
Harris Ferry Chapter
The chapter was established in 1940, when a group of gentlemen approached the PASSAR requesting a charter to form a new chapter after the Harrisburg Chapter closed due to inactivity. The charter was granted, with John McIlhenny Smith elected as its first president. Fast forward to 2025, and Harris Ferry has finally returned the favor to its first president by honoring him with a Compatriot Grave-Marking Ceremony at Grantville Cemetery. Smith was a World War I veteran in the Quartermaster Corps. During WWII, he served as director and deputy director of the Pennsylvania Selective Service.
The ceremony also honored Smith’s Patriot Ancestor, Peter Ensminger, who served in Capt. Baltzer Orth’s 1st Company of the 2nd Battalion of the Lancaster County Militia between 1781-1782 and Capt. John Orth’s 7th Company of the 2nd Battalion of the Lancaster County Militia in 1783. The chapter also recognized all members, both past and present, of the U.S. Armed Forces in commemoration of Veterans Day. Many attendees stepped forward to be recognized of their service.
Valley Forge Chapter
While America marks its 250th birthday celebrations this year, one Pennsylvania SAR Chapter has recently marked its centennial.
On Nov. 9, 2025, the Valley Forge Chapter celebrated— replete with balloons, awards and a renewed sense of patriotism—with a pledge toward its future.
The chapter, which represents PA’s greater Lehigh Valley, was founded in the waning months of 1925 by compatriots who were primarily employed by one of the nation’s industrial powerhouses, Bethlehem Steel. One hundred years and 56 chapter presidents later, the chapter continues to thrive, with approximately 125 members within its roster.
Eighty compatriots, friends and guests filled out the reception hall of Bethlehem’s Blue Event Center, enjoying an elaborate, catered luncheon to mark the special occasion. The afternoon’s guest speaker was U.S. Congressman Ryan Mackenzie, who has been a member of the chapter since
Grave marking for John McIlhenny Smith.
his high-school years. Rep. Mackenzie spoke of patriotism and the enormous sacrifices of our Founding Fathers. He also presented a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition, above, to the outgoing and incoming chapter presidents, Robert J. Abbott and Brian S. Atwood.
Rep. Mackenzie and his mother, PA State Rep. Milou Mackenzie, presented to the chapter both a Commonwealth of Pennsylvania House of Representatives Citation and a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition.
Additional speakers were PASSAR President Peter Reinhart, PA C.A.R. President Reinhard Brasko and, in a surprise phone call from Kentucky, SAR Executive Director Phil Bloyd, who wished us all a “happy birthday” and that he “keeps hearing great things about the Valley Forge Chapter.”
The luncheon culminated with the signing of a “Refreshed Charter,” approved by the NSSAR in Louisville, Ky. (ribbons and all), that would not only honor the chapter’s past but also look ahead to inspire future generations. This meaningful way to renew a commitment to the ideals of our forefathers, established generations ago, is proudly displayed alongside the chapter’s original 1925 charter.
SOUTH CAROLINA SAR
Gov. Paul Hamilton Chapter
On March 7, 2026, the chapter joined South Carolina Society host Dr. George Mosse Chapter, Hilton Head Island, and the Thomas Heyward Jr. Chapter, Bluffton, for the 36th Patriotic Pilgrimage to the tomb of South Carolina Declaration of Independence signer Thomas Heyward Jr.
Chapter President Tom Mikell was among the 16 presenters of wreaths in honor of this great South Carolinian. Joining him, among many others, were compatriots and fellow chapter members, South Carolina Society President Mike Monahan and Society Past President Randy Atkins. South Carolina and Georgia chapters were participants, along with representatives of the Heyward Family Association, DAR and C.A.R.
TEXAS SAR
Cradle of Texas Chapter
At a recent chapter meeting, widely recognized marine artist Dr. Peter J. Rindlisbacher of Katy, Texas, presented a slide show chronicling his paintings of naval ships over a period of several centuries.
At the end of his presentation, Dr. Rindlisbacher unveiled a special tribute: the sun setting on the British prisoner-of-war ship H.M.S. Jersey, anchored off the New
York shore, that he painted as a memorial to the thousands of American Revolutionary War Patriots who died onboard as the result of deliberate starvation, overcrowding, disease and neglect by the British.
Dr. Rindlisbacher said that he was moved to paint this ship as a tribute to these Americans’ tragic personal sacrifice for freedom and asked if we could recommend a worthy home for the painting. Historians verify that this “hell-ship,” moored in Wallabout Bay, N.Y., killed more American Patriots imprisoned aboard her than all the battle casualties Americans suffered in the Revolution.
The painting is oil on canvas, 18 by 24 inches, an accurate depiction based on the 20-inch H.M.S. Jersey artists model that he created.
Ellis County Chapter
Compatriots attended the Waxahachie Police Department’s annual 2025 Awards Banquet to award the Law Commendation Certificate and Medal to Deputy City Manager Albert Lawrence.
Lawrence served eight years in the U.S. Army, honorably discharged with the rank of SGT, environmental technician. The presentation was delivered by Chief Joe Wiser, and the award was presented by President William D. Hill, Color Guard Mark Gundert and Historian Philip Taylor.
Freedom Chapter
The Freedom Chapter was honored to have been chosen to present the nation’s colors in a New Year’s kick-off of the America 250 Anniversary Celebration hosted by The Heritage Society of Houston.
The chapter performed the color guard duties and had a great time working Los Granaderos y Damas de Galvez Houston and The Houston Saengerbund. There were several DAR chapters; the Gen. Philemon Thomas Chapter SAR of Baton Rouge, La.; the Shimmer Flute Choir; and Scouting. We filmed material for an episode of The Today Show on NBC, below, which aired Jan. 2, highlighting how America is celebrating its 250th Anniversary. We have been planning activities and are excited to share our Texas connections.
Patrick Henry Chapter
Vietnam War Army Veteran Compatriot Jesse O. Villarreal Sr. joined his team of 10-12 South Texas veterans to fly to Washington, D.C., on Austin Honor Flight #103. In addition to being an outstanding compatriot, Jesse is a member of the San Antonio Canary Association and the Granaderos Y Damas de Galvez (Laredo and San Antonio chapters) and is vice president of the 1718 San Antonio Founding Families. In 1731, settlers arrived in Spanish Texas from the Canary Islands, predating the first migration from the U.S. Chapter President Joseph Burton was the Honor Flight coordinator.
Jesse stated it was an honor to participate and that saying it was an experience of a lifetime would be an understatement. He was gratified to have traveled with his veterans group, Tejanos In Action, of which he is historian. The mission is to provide honor guard for veterans’ funerals. Visiting the Vietnam memorial was a highlight but was also bittersweet. They visited other memorials, such as the World War I, World War II, Korean War, Marine and Air Force memorials. At Arlington Cemetery, they witnessed the changing of the guard, and the group placed a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
George Bright, sergeant at arms, observed outstanding reverence for our flag at his local Ceder Creek Middle School. To celebrate their daily respect for the flag ceremonies, George prepared and presented 20 students certificates of recognition.
San Antonio Chapter
On Sunday, March 8, the chapter hosted a black-powder safety training class attended by compatriots from the San
Antonio and William Hightower chapters.
All passed the Hunters 101 class and received a certificate presented by Texas Parks and Wildlife approved instructor Peter Baron.
UTAH SAR
November saw the UTSSAR Color Guard participate in the Layton City Veterans Day Parade, held on the Saturday closest to Veterans Day, which in 2025, was Nov. 8. Layton City built and installed a Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall Replica in 2018. The UTSSAR Color Guard supported the dedication of this monument. The Veterans Day parade respectfully marches past the memorial each year.
On Nov. 11, a Veterans Day Devotional was provided by the Why I Love America organization in the Bountiful Regional Event Center. The UTSSAR Color Guard provided the flag ceremony. 2025 events concluded with the color guard partnering with the Bountiful DAR Chapter on Dec. 13, 2025, in a Wreaths Across America program held at the Bountiful City Veterans Memorial.
Point of the Mountain Chapter
March 5-7, the world’s largest genealogical conference, known as RootsTech, took place in Salt Lake City, Utah. The annual conference drew 10,000 in person, with many more thousands online. For the third consecutive year, the NSSAR hosted a booth in the exhibition hall for the purpose of engaging visitors with the question, “Do you have a Patriot Ancestor?” Many of our visitors from 24 states answered immediately with the name of at least one ancestor who participated in the Revolution. Others weren’t sure but wanted to find out. Fifteen members of the chapter and UTSSAR, with one member from Missouri and the two National genealogical staff members, encouraged booth visitors to act on this 250th anniversary year of our country.
Deborah Maddux, lead genealogist at National HQ, conducted a session titled “Sea to Shining Sea – The American Revolution Outside of the Colonies.”
Also traveling from National HQ was Travis Franklin, a
From left, San Antonio Chapter Compatriots Frank Kebelman, Instructor Peter Baron, Mike Giglio, Greg Survic, Michael Skiles, Robert Duckworth (Hightower Chapter), Campbell Baron, Stan Tull (Hightower Chapter).
staff genealogist. Both were helpful in talking to the many booth visitors. POM Compatriot Peter Sweeny dressed in his Patriot Ancestor’s military uniform, and Doug Adams wore Colonial clothes that might have been worn by his Patriot Ancestor, who functioned as a spy for the Patriots’ cause. Trent Grandy represented the UTSSAR’s color guard on Saturday (family day). The National’s Store provided new items available from the store. A QR code, if used, offered a 10 percent discount on items purchased. Drew Hight, NSSAR’s marketing and PR manager, provided support materials and several raffle items, given out on family day. All in all, it was a successful three days.
Red Cliffs of Zion Chapter
The Red Cliffs of Zion Color Guard and several chapter members participated in November and December ceremonies to remember veterans’ efforts and sacrifices, such as Pearl Harbor and Wreaths Across America. As a part of our community service efforts, the chapter prepared and presented framed genealogies to our Washington County commissioners. Each commissioner discovered that they have a Revolutionary War ancestor. Each of the commissioners has been a strong supporter of patriotism and has been invited to become an SAR member!
The SAR and DAR chapters dedicated a plaque commemorating Revolutionary War Patriots, which was installed in front of the Santa Clara City Hall. This ceremony was a kickoff event of the city’s America250 Utah programs.
VIRGINIA SAR
The VASSAR began 2026 with renewed momentum as compatriots gathered in early February for the Annual Meeting, below, where Darrin M. Schmidt of the Fairfax
Resolves Chapter was inducted as president, succeeding Dr. Michael Weyler of the Col. William Grayson Chapter. The meeting set a confident tone for the Semiquincentennial year, with chapters across the Commonwealth advancing commemorations, educational programs and public ceremonies that highlight Virginia’s central role in the American Revolution.
Along the way, many VASSAR members—and more than a few enthusiastic family members—could be spotted crisscrossing the Commonwealth with their Virginia 250 Passports in hand, collecting stamps at historic sites, enjoying special discounts and competing for prizes.
The new Passport program, sponsored by the VA250 Commission, could become something of a friendly rivalry among chapters, with compatriots comparing who has logged the most miles, the most stamps or the most creative “Revolutionary selfie” taken at a battlefield wayside. The lighthearted competition has added a welcome dash of humor to the year’s commemorative efforts, reminding everyone that celebrating history can be both meaningful and fun.
Abraham Brown Chapter
The VASSAR formally chartered the Abraham Brown Chapter on Feb. 28 during a ceremony held at the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown. Twenty‑four compatriots were inducted as charter members, including several descendants of the chapter’s namesake, Patriot Abraham Brown of Charles City County.
Kevin Brown, a sixth great‑grandson of Patriot Brown, was installed as the organizing chapter president. The chapter draws its membership from New Kent and Charles City counties and honors the legacy of Brown, a free African American farmer recognized for
From left, Doug McGregor, Josh Elliott, Mark Asay, Scott Assay, Grergg Hansen and Trent Grandy.
ABC Organizing President Kevin Brown, left, is congratulated by Virginia SAR President Darrin M. Schmidt.
providing material support to the Continental Army.
In recognition of their role in establishing the new chapter, qualifying charter members were awarded the SAR’s newest insignia—the Gen. Casimir Pulaski Founders Medal—presented for the first time in Virginia during the ceremony.
The Abraham Brown Chapter begins its work committed to advancing the SAR mission in one of the Commonwealth’s most historically significant regions.
Col. William Grayson Chapter
On March 15, the chapter held its annual commemoration and wreath‑laying ceremony, honoring the life and service of its namesake at his gravesite in Woodbridge, Va. The event drew state and national leadership, with greetings delivered by President General Michael J. Elston, International Vice President Ken Bonner, VASSAR President Darrin M. Schmidt and Chapter President Andrew Mills. Their remarks reflected on Col. Grayson’s military leadership, his contributions to the early Republic and the chapter’s ongoing commitment to preserving his legacy. The ceremony was broadcast live on Facebook, extending its reach to compatriots and community members across the country. Chapter members in colonial attire formed a color guard contingent, adding historical presence and solemnity to the proceedings.
On Feb. 14, several of these guardsmen also participated in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution ceremony, above, and marched in the George Washington Birthday Parade immediately following the commemoration, representing the chapter with distinction throughout the day’s events.
In addition to its commemorative work, the chapter has developed an ongoing series of original videos on its YouTube channel, each highlighting the lives and service of Patriot ancestors represented among its members. These short features blend research, narration and visual storytelling to bring individual Patriot histories to a wider audience. The project reflects the chapter’s commitment to
using modern platforms to preserve and share the stories of the Revolution in ways that resonate with today’s viewers.
Col. George Waller Chapter
On Jan. 25, the chapter held its annual dinner, welcoming Henry County Sheriff Wayne Davis as the keynote speaker. Sheriff Davis, a 32‑year law‑enforcement veteran and the first African American sheriff in the county’s history, spoke on leadership, public service and the importance of community engagement in strengthening civic institutions.
During the program, Chapter President John Cahill recognized several compatriots for their service. The chapter also presented Sheriff Davis with the SAR Law Enforcement Commendation Medal in appreciation of his distinguished career.
The event continued the chapter’s tradition of engaging local leaders and promoting the values of patriotism, service and historical education within the community.
Culpeper Minutemen Chapter
The chapter marked a major milestone with the 250th Anniversary Muster, commemorating the historic 1775 assembly of the original Minutemen on the courthouse lawn. The event drew re enactors, heritage groups and local families for a day of living history and reflection. The chapter also participated in regional Veterans Day observances, reinforcing its leadership in Semiquincentennial programming and public historical education.
George Washington Chapter
The George Washington Chapter marked an exceptional February with a series of major commemorative events in Alexandria and at Mount Vernon. The month began with the annual ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution at the Old Presbyterian Meeting House burial ground. Chapter members joined representatives of the SAR, DAR and C.A.R. in a solemn tribute honoring the unidentified Patriot whose sacrifice symbolizes all who fought for American independence.
President General Michael J. Elston, left, and National DAR President General Ginnie Sebastian Storage.
Immediately following the ceremony, the chapter participated in the 2026 George Washington Birthday Parade through Old Town Alexandria. This year’s parade was especially notable, as President General Michael J. Elston, Esq., and National DAR President General Ginnie Sebastian Storage served together as co‑grand marshals. In a historic first, the George Washington Chapter received the inaugural Semiquincentennial Parade Grand Prize, a new award that will be presented annually through the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2050.
On Feb. 22 at Mount Vernon, the chapter took part in the 294th birthday commemoration of Gen. Washington. Members supported the wreath laying at Washington’s Tomb and participated in the naturalization ceremony held on the estate grounds, welcoming new citizens on the birthday of the nation’s first president. Together, these events highlighted the chapter’s active role in honoring Washington’s legacy and supporting the Semiquincentennial commemorations.
Great Bridge Chapter
The Great Bridge Chapter played a leading role in the 250th Commemoration of the Battle of Great Bridge on Dec. 6, 2025. Held in partnership with the City of Chesapeake and the Great Bridge Battlefield & Waterways Museum Foundation, the event honored the decisive 1775 Patriot victory that helped secure Virginia for the Revolutionary cause.
On Dec. 13, the chapter participated in Wreaths Across America, above, joining with the Constantia Chapter DAR to honor veterans through wreath placement and ceremony. These events highlighted the chapter’s commitment to public historical interpretation and community remembrance.
Martin’s Station Chapter
The chapter sponsors a wreath‑laying ceremony honoring the Pioneers and Patriots of the Wilderness Road at the SAR monument at the Wilderness Road State Park at Ewing, Va. Scheduled for 10 a.m. on May 9, compatriots
and color guards are welcome. The point of contact is Tom Coker at trc@mounet.com
Norfolk Chapter
The Norfolk Chapter led the 250th Anniversary Commemoration of the Skirmish at Kemp’s Landing, one of the signature events in the VASSAR’s Virginia in 1775 Presidential Initiative. Held in the modern-day Kempsville area of Virginia Beach, the ceremony honored the November 1775 clash in which Patriot militia confronted forces loyal to Royal Gov. Lord Dunmore. The event brought together SAR compatriots, local officials, re-enactors and community partners to reflect on the early tensions that shaped Virginia’s path toward open rebellion. Through historical interpretation, wreath presentations and public ceremony, the Norfolk Chapter highlighted the significance of this often-overlooked engagement and reaffirmed its commitment to preserving Revolutionary War history in the Hampton Roads region.
On Jan. 31, the Norfolk Chapter hosted the 250th Commemoration of the Burning of Norfolk. Originally planned as an outdoor ceremony, the event was shifted to a virtual format due to inclement weather, allowing SAR, DAR and C.A.R. members from across Virginia to participate.
The program marked the anniversary of the Jan. 12, 1776, destruction of Norfolk, one of the earliest and most consequential engagements of the American Revolution in Virginia. Presenters reviewed the political tensions leading to the burning, the experiences of Norfolk’s residents and the broader strategic implications for Patriot and Loyalist forces during the opening months of the war.
The commemoration was co‑hosted by the Norfolk Chapter, SAR; the Great Bridge Chapter, NSDAR; and the Old Cannonball Society, N.S.C.A.R., reflecting the strong collaboration among lineage organizations in preserving and interpreting Revolutionary‑era history. Their joint participation underscored the importance of highlighting early‑war events as part of Virginia’s America 250 observances.
Despite the weather‑driven shift in format, the program drew strong attendance and continued the chapter’s commitment to ensuring that Norfolk’s pivotal role in the Revolution remains widely remembered.
Sgt. Maj. John Champe Chapter
On March 14, at the River Creek Club in Leesburg, a who’s-who of Loudoun County captains of industry, and elected and appointed officials were present for a celebration of America’s 250th birthday.
The idea for the event and primary organizer was Mrs. Aparna Madireddi, a board member of Virginia Humanities. She requested a color guard representing “Old Patriots” and “Modern Patriots.” Old Patriots were members of
the SMJC Chapter wearing Revolutionary War clothing, while Modern Patriots were members of VFW Post 1177 in Leesburg, representing 21st-century war veterans.
SMJC Compatriot Richard Ryan, also a member of American Legion Leonard W. Kidd Memorial Post, worked with the SMJC Chapter and VFW Post 1177 in Leesburg to organize the color guard. Presenting colors to open the event in front of approximately 250 people were SMJC Compatriots: Color Guard Commander Ken Bonner, wearing a regimental uniform; Barry Schwoerer, wearing a regimental uniform and carrying a replica musket; and Warner Workman, wearing a typical Virginia Rifleman hunting shirt and carrying a replica rifle. Participants for VFW Post 1177 were: Jason Cound, carrying the national colors, and Elise Woodworth, representing women serving in combat and carrying the flag of the Virginia Commonwealth.
Thomas Nelson Jr. Chapter
The Thomas Nelson Jr. Chapter contributed significantly to fall commemorations in the Tidewater region. On Oct. 19, 2025, members participated in the Battle of Yorktown anniversary events, including a wreath-laying ceremony honoring Gov. Thomas Nelson Jr. at the Victory Monument. On Oct. 26, the chapter led the 250th Commemoration of the Battle of Hampton, bringing together local officials, re-enactors and heritage organizations to remember one of the earliest military engagements in Virginia during the Revolution. These events highlighted the chapter’s leadership in regional Revolutionary War commemoration.
Williamsburg Chapter
On Feb. 21, the Williamsburg Chapter held a commemoration of George Washington’s Birthday and a wreath presentation at the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, Va., below. Presentations were made by representatives from the VASSAR, Thomas Nelson Jr. Chapter SAR, Williamsburg Chapter SAR, Richmond Chapter SAR, James Monroe Chapter SAR, Great Bridge Chapter SAR, Comte de Grasse Chapter NSDAR, Williamsburg Chapter NSDAR, Ann Wager Chapter
NSDAR, George Wythe Society NSC.A.R. and Order of the Founders and Patriots of America. Welcome and Remarks were offered by Ron Adolphi, Ph.D., Williamsburg Chapter president. Greetings were given by Dr. Kenneth Hawkins, VSSAR assistant treasurer. “Happy Birthday” to George was led by Cecie Adolphi.
WASHINGTON STATE SAR
On Jan 24, the WASSAR Fife and Drum Corp, led by WASSAR President/Fife and Drum Commander and National Fife and Drum Major, WASSAR CG Commander Eric Olsen, joined the Blue Angel Sea Cadets to post colors at the Washington Society DAR at the winter BOD meeting in SeaTac, Wash., above.
Posting of the Colors in the Washington Senate
On Feb. 11, members of the WASSAR Color Guard posted colors for the second year in a row. Four chapters were represented this year. On the drums was Jan Lemmer from Alexander Hamilton, CG Capt. William Bentler from George Washington, CG Captain Larry Heckethorne from Fort Vancouver and WASSAR CG Commander
Eric Olsen from George Rogers Clark. Drummer Jan lemmer has now drummed in WASSAR CG members in both the House and Senate in Olympia, Wash. Photos were taken with several elected leaders, and the comment, “It’s good to see some color here,” was heard several times.
Washington’s Birthday
On Feb. 16, members of the WASSAR Color Guard and Fife and Drum gathered on the University of Washington Campus for the 117th annual George Washington Statue Memorial Celebration. This yearly event is held
Jan Lemmer
by the Greater Seattle DAR Regents Council. Color guard members from the Alexander Hamilton, Cascade Centennial, George Rogers Clark, George Washington and Seattle chapters, above, participated in the event by playing the fife and drum, carrying flags and laying wreaths.
Unclaimed Veterans Laid to Rest
On Feb. 27, members of WASSAR CG from the Alexander Hamilton, George Rogers Clark and George Washington chapters traveled to Mt. Tahoma for a service to honor five veterans. WASSAR CG Commander Eric Olsen joined the procession of over 30 vehicles that started at the Chehalis Veterans Museum as they traveled up to Mt. Tahoma to escort the cremains of Shelva Jennings, U.S. Army; Michael Braroe, U.S. Army; Troyce Stirkins, U.S. Army; Roger Thompson, U.S. Navy; and Thor Silva, U.S. Army. Once at Mt. Command, WASSAR CG Commander Olsen joined the other members of the CG and participated in honoring the five veterans.
Cascade Centennial
Compatriot Bob Doughty was honored at a recent meeting with the presentation of his 30-year anniversary pin. Bob has been a stalwart member of the SAR at every level, serving as chapter president, state president, Pacific District VPG and a host of other offices. He continues to participate actively in new member recruitment and serves wherever asked. On other fronts, Cascade Centennial continues to find ground-breaking programs. One of the most recent of these featured Compatriot Charlie Frye of the CA Society. Charlie was an advisor on Ken Burns’ documentary The American Revolution and took us behind the scenes on the research and production of the many maps used throughout the documentary.
George Rogers Clark Chapter
On Feb. 28 and March 1, the George Rogers Clark Chapter along with the WASSAR Fife and Drum Corp had the honor of posting the colors at the organization meetings for two new DAR chapters that have formed in Pierce and Lewis counties in Washington State. Both new DAR chapters sprung from the Sacajawea Chapter in Thurston County, Wash. On Feb 28, the CG met up in Tenino to post colors for the Lewis County DAR chapter, and on March 31, they met up at the city hall in DuPont for the DuPont DAR Chapter. The ladies at both events were excited to have them post colors for their meetings.
Seattle Chapter
On Dec. 13, 2025, Wreaths Across America was hosted by the SAR at Lake View Cemetery. The event was in partnership with the Washington State and National Colonial Dames, the Seattle N.J.R.O.T.C. Blue Angel Squadron, DAR Rainier Chapter and UW Medicine IT Services, among others. With the support and sponsorship of the Wreaths Across America program, all 550 veterans, honored Colonial Dames family members, several Seattle pioneers and seven Washington State SAR presidents were given the honors of a wreath.
Seattle SAR President Timothy Zenk conducted the ceremony. The Seattle Chapter Color Guard along with NJROTC cadets posted the colors and military flags. This was followed by the keynote speaker, Washington State Lt. Gov. Denny Heck, who presented the first wreath to honor those who have served and are now serving in the Army service. Lt. Gov. Heck also laid a wreath for Bronze Star recipient Col. Lawrence Stetson.
News media was present, filming the event, and the segment aired on Fox 13 news at 6 p.m. and 11 p.m., broadcast on Dec. 13, 2025.
SAR members in attendance were: President Timothy Zenk, George Hanson, Chris Grabowski, Kenneth Marshall, prospective member Michael Browne, Neil Vernon, Stephen Clayton, Christopher Clayton, Richard Seeder, Grant Rauzi and Kenneth Beck.
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The annual NJROTC review of the Blue Angel Squadron of Seattle was held on Feb. 8 at U.S. Coast Guard Base Seattle. The Annual Awards Ceremony included an award and monetary scholarship presentation by the SAR Seattle Chapter, which was represented by Neil Vernon, genealogist-registrar.
The award: The U.S. Navy Sea Cadet Corps (NSCC) is supported by recognizing the outstanding NSCC cadet with the Sea Cadet Medal Set, which consists of the Bronze Good Citizenship Medal, Bronze Good Citizenship Medal Certificate and Sea Cadet Ribbon Bar.
Cascade Centennial President Dick Paul and Compatriot Bob Doughty.
The recipient of the award this year went to PO2 Cyrus Funk.
Seattle compatriots at this ceremony were Vernon and Grabowski, both in period uniforms.
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On March 2, the Seattle Chapter Education Team presented to three classes at the West Mercer Elementary School. Compatriots Rauzi and Vernon of Seattle and Michael Moore of Alexander Hamilton presented to the 64 students. We had a special treat, with Washington State C.A.R. President Danika Bendickson presenting “Youth in the Revolution.”
Following Danika’s presentation, the program gave emphasis to the Declaration of Independence and its signers. A reading of the preamble was included.
After the presentations, Compatriot Neil Vernon presented to the primary instructor, Julie Langley, a framed copy of the Declaration of Independence, above.
WISCONSIN SAR
On June 9, 2025, the Wisconsin Color Guard presented the colors at the opening of the American Battlefield Trust’s American Revolution Traveling Exhibition in West Bend, below, the exhibit’s only Wisconsin stop. It was hosted by the West Bend Community Library and the Joseph Marest Chapter DAR.
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On Dec. 6, 2025, the Wisconsin SAR hosted a holiday luncheon.
WISSAR President Don Skarda presented Lieutenant (j.g.) Jim Greer (USN 1968-1972) with a Vietnam War Service Certificate, War Service Medal and Vietnam War Service Bar.
Jim Greer’s wife, Karen, is a member of the Wisconsin Society DAR. Afterward, President Skarda was the officiant for James and Karen in renewing their DAR and SAR oaths.
WYOMING SAR
The High Plains Chapter supported the Cheyenne DAR Chapter’s 125th Anniversary event held on Sept. 20, 2025, at the Wyoming Governor’s Residence in Cheyenne, above.
Chapter President David E. Thompson served as color guard commander for the mixed SAR-DAR Color Guard, which opened the event by advancing, presenting and posting the U.S. colors and the Wyoming state flag.
The Wyoming Society DAR appreciated the support of the High Plains Chapter for this historic event.
Karen and Jim Greer.
NSSAR membership as of April 27, 2026, is 36,211. Numbers indicate total new members since last issue. Patriot Ancestor is identified after new member’s name.
Alabama (37)
Matthew Jacob Bentley, 238033, John Styron
Gary Lamar Brown, 236923, Gabriel Smith
Tony Franklin Bryant, 238030, Jeremiah Green
Joseph Newton Cromer, 237341, Nimrod Mitchell
Benjamin Matthew East, 237339, David Clarkson
John Howard Foster Jr., 238031, Paul Foster
Henry Alexander Frazer, 237840, William Bell
John Alexander Frazer, 237841, William Bell
James Carl Gauntt, 238037, Israel Gaunt
Charles Floyd Glasscock, 238032, James McDaniel
Logan Joe Hayden, 237340, William Hayden
Sean Thomas Hipelius, 237683, Thomas Craig Jr.
Jeffery John Hipelius, 237682, Thomas Craig Jr.
Charles Wayne Jinright, 238029, Elias Jenerette/Jeannret
Ryan Lee Johnston, 238035, Ephraim Headley
Shane Matthew Johnston, 238036, Ephraim Headley
Robert Lee Johnston, 238034, Ephraim Headley
Wesley Dewitt Smith AL 236711
Ronnie Wayne Tucker AL 222393
Charles Frank Miller AR 222121
Herbert Lynn Ray AR 162932
James Jack Kehr............................................... CA ................ 207544
Dale Archer Mackall CA 229560
Michael James McDonough CA 238044
Frederick Allen Schuster, MSC CA 187940
Thomas William Shaw CA 145206
Lowell Arden Clark CO 141921
Laurence Joseph Hansen CT 188918
Anthony Joseph DeFazio Jr. DE 186365
Robert James Wickwire DE 214573
Richard A. Branham ....................................... FL................... 226111
Donald Barton Cahill FL 151036
Richard Bruce Cardell FL 125427
Steven Wayne Godby FL 147067
Richard Arthur Howard FL 203862
Charles Anthony Lukas Jr. FL 221589
Edward Frederick Morlot Sr. FL 237047
John Austin Pardee FL 163706
Matthew Todd Roberts FL 235805
Ronald Roy Roese........................................... FL................. 233997
Nicholas George Trusewitsch FL 235975
Denys Crapon Caprona FR 116856
Brent Alan Jowers, 237681, John Carroll Adams
Connor Matthew Ray Keller, 237336, James Verdier
Kyle Christopher Keller, 237335, James Verdier
Seth Matthew Keller, 237334, James Verdier
James Wilbur Knoch, 237337, David Edenfield
David Carlton Lewis, 237914, Micah Mixon
Michael Carlton Lewis, 237913, Micah Mixon
Patrick Miles Little, 237030, Abraham Childers
Richard Miles Little, 237029, Abraham Childers
Sammie LaVerne May, 237907, Thomas May
Wesley Scott Mobley, 236921, Thomas Mobley
Thaxton Forrest Mobley, 236922, Thomas Mobley
Thomas Andrew Mullins, 237484, Thomas Hendry
Lee Davidson Marbury Pittman IV, 237343, John Parker
Lee Davidson Marbury Pittman V, 237344, John Parker
Lee Davidson Marbury Pittman, 237342, John Parker
David Michael Poehlein, 237338, Thomas Bolin
Michael Bernard Semeniuk, 238038, Samson Powers
William Fraser Sparkman, 236919, John Moore
Charles Wayne Wells, 236920, Lewis Wells
Alaska (5)
William Mark Cotter Badger, 237485, Isham Burke/Burks
Kennith Brian Holbrook, 237487, Alden Williamson
Mark Anthony Porter, 237486, Alden Williamson
James Evern Risley, 237095, Eli Risley
Franklin James Risley, 237096, Eli Risley
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Charles de Rocher ’de Labaume Dupuy-Montbrun FR 189822
Travis Ryan Christopher GA 200303
James Rucker Dick ......................................... GA ................. 214759
Karl Dwight Fitch GA 225224
James Motes McIntire GA 158617
John Britton Wells III GA 130155
Charles Darwin Dobias IL 168423
Mark Alan Ferriell IL 107066
Charles Edward Crowe IN 144063
James Richard Davis, USA (Ret) IN 190316
Francis Frederick Chambers KS 214974
Charles Eugene Foreman KS 174933
Darwin Leon Gray KS 206526
Presley Eugene Patrick KS 121821
David Allen Proffitt KS 222089
Stephen Franklin Wright, MSC KS 215701
David Dean Etter KY 201918
James Henry Grace Jr. LA 148240
James Henry Grace Sr. LA 142257
Jack Rigney McDaniel LA 172165
Brian Edward McCue MA 210939
Grant David Pensinger MD 230239
James A. Porenta MI 218459
Robert Whiting Vincent MI 110265
Ronald Lee Beasley MO 159407
Gary Gene Gorline MO 222715
Ronald Dean Hughes MO 144439
Gerald Page Brent, USN MS 157717
Charles Franklin Garrison MS 156851
John Curtis Board MT 212978
Norman Howard Duncan MT 208966
William Edward Burkhart Jr. NC 193069
Robert Edwin Hedges NC 186268
William L. Maine NC 117688
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John Porter Paisley Jr. NC 220286
Daniel Broyhill Parks NC 231239
James Edward Ragan III NC 200227
William Brackenridge Rogers NC 186260
John Lawrence Still, EdD NC 189549
Irving Harris Tucker NC 79311
Charles Michael McGee NV 116717
John David Cox OH 183989
Richard Keith Gardner OH 135540
Larry Walter Penn OH 223947
David Allen Sheley OH 199333
Johnny Joe Snyder OH 164963
John Patrick Cowan OK 108173
John Lewis Krumbein OR 153245
Jack Chris Taylor Fultz Myers OR 180536
David Eugene Book PA 224953
Anthony Wayne Keefer PA 173110
Glenn Thompson Miller PA 133163
Harry Louis Porter PA 168579
Emmett Fellers Brooks SC 172127
Alvin Thomas Dallas SC 231712
James Tennent Hane Jr. SC 205983
Bonny Scott McConnell SC 125207
Theodore Roosevelt Morton Jr. SC 152946
Douglas Rudolph Banar TN 221711
Daniel Funderburg Botkin............................ TN .................. 217163
David Curtis Chaffin TN 197767
Richard Alan Linn TN 202172
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Arizona (19)
Keagan David Black, 237350, John Trigg
Robert Willis Black, 237346, John Trigg
Robert Cameron Black, 237349, John Trigg
Steven Vance Frerichs, 237105, Charles Moore
Alexander John Martin, 237103, Jose Vincente Garcia de Noriega
Mark Anthony Martin, 237101, Jose Vincente Garcia de Noriega
John Francis Martin, 237100, Jose Vincente Garcia de Noriega
Joseph Alfred Martin, 237099, Jose Vincente Garcia de Noriega
David Manuel Martin, 237097, Jose Vincente Garcia de Noriega
Thomas Alan Morris, 237104, Stephen Treat Jr.
Michael Dale Pierce, 237348, Adonijah Bixby
Douglas Harlan Reed, 237345, John Henise
Swaran Singh, 237684, Peter Grosseclose Sr.
Evan Keith Smith, 237106, Moses Nelson
Taylor James Solaro, 237347, John Trigg
Beaudry Cale Stewart, 237488, Thomas Legg
Dallin Kent Whetten, 238039, Samuel Young
Asher James Wierman, 237102, Jose Vincente Garcia de Noriega
Alister John Wierman, 237098, Jose Vincente Garcia de Noriega
Arkansas (4)
Dennis Keith Fudge, 236785, John Morton
Wesley Edsel Giddens, 237489, Robert Smith
James Lawrence McEntire Jr., 236784, Thomas Whitworth
Guy Moses Veazey, 236924, James Veazie
David Gordon Schuff TN 144384
Arch Edward Trimble Jr. TN 183000
Floyd Marvin Cox TX 122955
Mark Protho Gaddis TX 228807
Timothy Ted Hawkins TX 206342
Charles Douglas McBee Jr. .......................... TX .................129659
Timothy Jay Nickerson TX 236695
Joe Delwin Pope TX 124733
James Douglas Rankin TX 233178
Benjamin Harry Rhoads Jr. TX 217240
Kenneth Allan Brow VA 152539
Ray Vaughn Cassell VA 156116
William Myers Cheak VA 162651
Clarence Percival Hathaway III VA 175216
Peter Granville Knight VA 176734
Ralph Dean Newman VA 222586
Gary Park Pridgen VA 179471
Joseph Franklin Tusing VA 158838
Richard Dunton Weede VA 167074
Ray Cowden Witter VA 164512
Russell Henry Oliver WA 238156
Stanley Dexter Oliver WA 238159
Stanley Howard Oliver WA 238160
Harold Bartlett Oliver WA 238161
Harvey Russell Oliver WA 238162
Richard Stuart Oliver WA 238163
Greggory Morris Stewart Jr.. WA 212921
Samuel Jackson Donley Jr. WV 122322
David Bennett McKinley WV 185182
John Overington WV 104952
California (86)
Ryan Allence Baum, 236790, William B. Rice
Andrew Michael Baum, 236791, William B. Rice
Russell Alton Baum Jr., 236792, William B. Rice
Terry Timothy Brennan, 236797, Christian Dellinger
John William Buckton, 237109, Nicholas Seitzinger Jr.
Ray Dixon Bumpus Jr., 237496, John Bumpass
William Floyd Cabe II, 237918, William Cabe
Spencer Carr, 236786, John Maben
Thomas Rodger Chapin, 237687, Shadrach Chapin
Gavin Christen, 238043, Maxcey Ewell
Jonathan Stuart Ciampi, 236927, William Chamberlain
Zieren Clark, 237356, Daniel Clark
Kohlten Kent Clark, 237355, Daniel Clark
Bradley Zieren Clark, 237353, Daniel Clark
Daniel Reid Clark, 237354, Daniel Clark
Nicholas Lemoyne Correy-Smith, 237845, John Hughes
Benjamin Carter Correy-Smith, 237844, John Hughes
Anthony Warren Eric Cresap, 237693, Daniel Cresap Jr.
R. Frederick Crim, 236796, William Markey
Dennis Michael Dowdy, 237691, Thomas Fitzrandolph
Joshua James Drazil, 238048, Enos Knight
Jack Isaac Firestein, 237692, Benjamin Bursley
Timothy Shawn Fitzpatrick, Ph.D., 236925, James Calhoun/Calhoon
Troy Richard Flath, 237351, Augustine Argenbright
Thomas Duane Foerster, 238050, David Haymaker
Timothy Lee Foerster, 238049, David Haymaker
Carlos French III, 237038, Charles French
Harry Thomas Graham, 237697, John Kimball
Grant Robert Hager, 236789, Michael Dayton
David Bernard Hager, 236788, Michael Dayton
Albert Thomas Hall III, 237111, Charles Hall
Tyler Michael Hassenbein, 237694, Gideon Hinckley
Jack Houston Head, 238086, Ephraim Heald
Ethan James Heckman, 236795, Peter Heckman
Craig Alexander Hill, 238052, William McKenney
Michael Allen Hill, 238051, William McKenney
Eric Connor Hill, 238053, William McKenney
Richard Wallace Hood Jr., 237107, James Roundtree
Donald James Huffman, 236926, Martin Huffman
Jason Lee Johnson, 237492, Thomas Passmore
Richard Lynn Layman, 237036, Israel Putman
Daniel Richard Layman, 237695, William Poage
Alfred Lingham, 237112, David Moore
Richard Lowell Logan, 237919, John Cobleigh
Michael Dean Logan, 237920, John Cobleigh
Mark Stephen Manrose, 238046, John Rennick
Steven Paul Marconi, 238040, Waitstill Orvis
Michael James McDonough, 238044, Joseph Cottle
Shane Conley Mills, 238042, Benjamin Mills
Steven Paul Musil, 237352, Abraham Deyo Sr.
Louis James Myers, 237842, Robert Osborn
Timothy Michael Nibert, 236787, Luther Barney
Charles Gustauf Oewel, 237490, Nicholas Seitzinger Jr.
Eli Cuillard Owens, 237688, William McDowell
Russell Alan Parker, 237495, Hezekiah Hazen
Stephen Vincent Picciano, 237493, Nathan Booth
Stuart Winston Price, 237491, Reuben Nantz
David Allen Pulsipher, 237690, Ozias Norton
Jack Kendrick Rasmus-Vorrath, 238045, Jeremiah Williams
Edward Joseph Riffle IV, 237696, Matthias Riffel
Jay Thomas Rudolf, 237185, Joseph Crandall
Steven Leo Rudolf, 237186, Joseph Crandall
Jeffrey Vearl Self, 237494, Andrew Lynn
Scott Duane Shaffstall, 237035, Obed Stoddard
Sherwin Bradford Simmons, 236929, Samuel Simmons
Fred Carter Smith, 237843, John Hughes
Douglas Allen Smith, 237685, William Chase
David John Stuck, 237915, George Shambach
Stephen Paul Studer, 237917, Leonard Boyer
Colson August Houck Teal, 237189, Joshua Bodwell
Troy Joseph Thomas, 237190, Christian Stoner
Bruce Thompson, 237689, John Gould
Russell Guy Umfleet, 237040, Job Umflet
Kenneth Russell Umfleet, 237041, Job Umflet
Johnathan Russell Umfleet, 237039, Job Umflet
Steven Joseph Waggoner, 237686, Isaac Waggoner
Nathanniel Walker, 237187, John Worthington Dorsey
Elliot Walker, 237188, John Worthington Doresy
G. Forrest Weatherhead, 237108, Thomas Wiltse
Jordan White, 237357, Daniel Clark
Gregory James Whitley, 238041, Adonijah Bixby
Jonathan Thompson Williams, 236928, Ralph Williams
Lawrence Roy Williams Ph.D., 237037, Lemuel Gilbert
Mark Christopher Wimmer-Bauman, 237916, Isaac Day
Larry David Winters, 237110, Jacob Fawber/Fauber
Christopher Lee Zollinger Jr., 237921, John Cobleigh
Canada (3)
Michael Paul Cormier, 237922, Joseph Legere
William Emerson Curry, 237698, Joseph Robbins
Timothy Adam Dickinson, 237358, James Mellen
Colorado (20)
Cody William Bahlau, 237191, Thomas Maddox
Calvin Hoanh Downard, 238055, John Combs Sr.
Michael Paul Downard, 238054, John Combs Sr.
Timothy Edward Holcomb, 237359, Nathan Ignatius Gann
Wesley Dennis Hopper, 238056, Harmon Hopper
James Hall Kahler, 237699, Reuben Melvin
Wilder Pate Miller, 237501, Uriah Roundy
John Ambrose Miller, 237502, Uriah Roundy
James Arthur Miller, 237500, Uriah Roundy
Thomas Craig Mills Jr., 236793, Shadrach Pierce Jr.
James Tucker Pate, 237498, Uriah Roundy
Jeffrey Hays Pate, 237499, Uriah Roundy
John Carver Pate, 237497, Uriah Roundy
Ray Calvin Pittman III, 237700, James Pitman
James Brandon Prisock, 237701, Josiah Brandon
Joseph Thomas Prisock, 237702, Josiah Brandon
Dallas James Riegsecker, 236794, Thomas Hall
Darrel Eugene Sartin, 238057, John Scruggs
Michael Douglas Thompson, 238058, Moses Webb
Lucas James Wagner, 238059, John Mann
Connecticut (21)
John William Alter III, 237506, Jeremiah Wood
Forrest Lee Anderson, 237192, David Archer
Trevor Robert Chillson, 237923, Ezra Brainerd
John Thomas Cilio, 237703, James Monk
Patrick Joseph Ciquera, 238026, Andrew McClaughry
James Fitzgerald Ciquera Jr., 238027, Andrew McClaughry
Andrew Hooker Griffin, 237196, Edward Herndon
Henry Radford Griffin, 237195, Edward Herndon
Gerald Andress Guild, 236798, Joseph Guild
Claud Radford Hooker, 237193, Edward Herndon
Michael Prescott Keigher, 238060, Samuel Prescott
Timothy Jared Klauser, 237194, Edward Herndon
Robert Graham Leary, 238061, Nehemiah Carpenter
Robert Magovern, 236799, Ebenezer Eastman
Robert A. Martin, 237360, Noble Saxton/Sexton
Howard Arthur Rochon III, 237113, Gideon Judson
Jerry Carleton Shaw, 238062, Edward McGinnis
David Ian Sonderman, 237503, Joseph Rogers
Oliver Reed Sonderman, 237505, Joseph Rogers
Michael Eric Sonderman, 237504, Joseph Rogers
Keith Leo Stock, 237924, Zachariah Wharton
Dakota (12)
Colton John Dahlin, 238064, Peter Scholl
Jeffrey Lynn Day, 237704, Jabish Truesdale
Ralph Richard McDade, 236930, Matthew McCammon
Barry Clinton Morris, 236931, Daniel Davis
Steven Lee Perkins, 237031, Robert Smith
Larry Allen Perkins, 237032, Robert Smith
Ian Roy Rutherford, 238066, Conrad Keller
Caleb Thomas Rutherford, 238067, Conrad Keller
Logan Cecil Rutherford, 238068, Conrad Keller
Eli Anderson Satzinger, 237705, Ebenezer Adams
Randy Christopher Sowers, 238063, George Sowers
Benjamin Allen Zoss, 238065, Conrad Keller
Delaware (4)
Timothy Michael Holly, Esq, 236800, Charles King
Stephen Mohr, 237706, George Gall. Sr.
Thomas William Young Jr., 237361, William Talley Sr.
Kyle Young, 237362, William Talley Sr.
District of Columbia (10)
Larry James Calhoun, 237197, Henry Rhodes
Jordan Hunter Gaul IV, 236932, John Frederick Gaul
Benjamin Robert Hobbs, 237846, James McLaughlin
Michael Charles Holifield, 237200, Elizabeth Adams
James Gary Holifield, 237201, Elizabeth Adams
Andres Nicholas Rodriguez, 236933, Nathaniel Brooks
Charles Assaad Stephens, 237198, Zebulon Pike
Matt Neill Thomson Jr., 237925, John Donaldson Sr.
Cody Edward Tucker, 237847, Joseph Duval
Norris Dwayne Wiggins Jr., 237199, William Stives
Florida (126)
Leonardo Abatayo Acosta, 236814, John Marks Jr.
Darrin Mark Adams, 236809, Gilbert Adams
Connor Samuel Adams, 237750, Bethuel Herring
Samuel Ellis Adams, 237751, Bethuel Herring
John Arden Allen III, 236935, Nathan Allyn
Robert Allen, 236811, Abraham Kuykendall
Russell Thomas Ames, 237743, Robert Forrest
Charles Lee Andrews Jr., 237514, Joseph Hatfield
Howard Gresham Baker Jr., 237221, Robert Loughridge
John Charles Barnes, 237940, James Fry/Frye Sr.
Larry Dale Beltz, 237933, Abraham Goss
Henry Lucas Berry, 237516, James Oates
Richard Paul Blanken, 236810, John Philip Rupert
Arthur Stuart Brostrom, 238179, Daniel Pettit
Bruce James Buchanan, 237364, Benjamin Rhodes
Gregory W. Budge, 237507, James Simms
Brian Wesley Burback, 237508, John Squier/Squire
Daniel William Cain, 236945, Brinkley Corbitt
James Eric Christman, 237741, Shubal Greeley
Robert Earl Collins Jr., 238077, James Collins
Brett Jason Cyphers, 237367, William Broadway
Jeremy Robert Davids, 237366, Abraham De Forest
George Dewey Davis, 237748, Conduce Gatch
Jeffrey Ames Dedecker, 237735, Timothy Meeker Sr.
Benjamin William Devolve, 237740, Joshua Bill
Noah Leslie Devolve, 237739, Joshua Bill
Michael Studstill Dickinson, 237363, Hustus Studstill
Bradford Cowing Downey, 237942, Bethuel Treat
Ari Mayer Drescher, 237849, Thomas Leslie
David Aaron Drescher, 237848, Thomas Leslie
Jerry Ellis Duncan, 237042, Daniel Shaffer
Daniel William Dupuis, 237217, Richard Henry Lee
Coast Lee Dupuis, 237218, Richard Henry Lee
Dan Kyle Eberhart, 238075, Jacob Eberhart
Craig Eugene Edgerton, 238076, Henry Goodknight
Joel Andrew Enns, 237736, Jeremiah Corey
Samuel Michael Fatool, 237746, Jesse Cyrus
Colin Glenn Ferguson, 237115, John Matter Jr.
Hal Ferguson, 237511, Jesse Edwards
Glenn Alan Ferguson, 237114, John Matter Jr.
Thomas Gordon, 238079, William Cochran
Jacob Michael Greenleaf, 237510, Ephrain Kirby
James Robert Greenleaf, 237509, Ephraim Kirby
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Ian Franklin Griffin, 237369, John Taliaferro
Richard Leon Hall, 237943, Samuel Upson
Jesse Eli Herbert, 237368, John Dudley
Edward N. Hibbard III, 236939, Robert Harris
Timothy E. Hibberd, 236942, Robert Harris
Breslen Harris Hibberd, 236944, Robert Harris
Owen Conner Hibberd Jr., 236941, Robert Harris
Owen C. Hibberd, 236940, Robert Harris
Blaine Harris Hibberd, 236943, Robert Harris
Peter Martin Hibberd, 236938, Robert Harris
Gary Hines, 237517, Peter Hargis
Logan Alexander Hitt, 237931, Henry Holland
Samuel Border Ickes, 237212, Charles Beegle/Beagle
Robert Scott Ickes, 237213, Charles Beegle/Beagle
Sean Neale Alberto Ireland, 238070, John Ireland
Robert Michael Johnson, 237216, Richard Henry Lee
Joshua Aaron Keck, 237515, Joseph Hatfield
Collin Dean Michael Landis, 237932, Nathaniel White
Tyson Christopher Lewis, 237936, William Prescott
John F. Lewis Jr., 237939, William Prescott
Reed Harrison Lewis, 237937, William Prescott
Lucas Neil Lindgren, 237926, John Dolbeare/Dolbier
Michael G. Luttman, 237219, Christrophel Henning Jr
Peter William Maass, 236815, William Briggs
Jason Everett Macwithey, 237043, Gilbert Drew
Brian McKnight Mangan, 237046, Richard Burdge
Oliver Robert Marshall, 237365, James Williams
Richard David Matthews, 238081, Frederick Matthews
Henry Lewis McCarthy, 237938, William Prescott
David Lewis McCarthy, 237935, William Prescott
Owen Ray Menchhofer, 237742, Benjamin Du Bois
Thomas A. Miller, 237045, Philip Putnam
Robert Bruce Mitchell, 237734, Littleberry White
Paul Smith Mixon Jr., 238072, George Mixon
Michael Paul Mixon, 238074, George Mixon
Matthew T. Mixon, 238073, George Mixon
William Montie, 237738, Joshua Bill
Edward Frederick Morlot Sr., 237047, Daniel Washburn
Alexander Keith Munjak, 237941, Charles Gibson
William Adrian Newcomer, 236813, George Anderson
Larry Wayne Ordner, 237370, Henson Johnson
Byron Lee Peavy, 237513, Absalom Powell
William Earl Pejack Jr., 236936, Michael Sechler
Christopher Ray Petersen, 237220, William Hulse
Matthew Avery Pickering, 237850, John Pickering
Joe Avery Pickering, 237852, John Pickering
Matthew Peyton Pickering, 237851, John Pickering
Brent Warren Porter, 237209, Robert Merritt
Warren Derek Porter, 237208, Robert Merritt
Mark Logan Porter, 237210, Robert Merritt
Keith Edward Puls, 237044, Peter Helphenstine
Randy Clay Reeves, 238080, John McMullen
James Kevin Salestrom, 237749, Elijah Harlow
Willard Judson Sapp III, 237928, Henry Holland
Willard Judson Sapp IV, 237929, Henry Holland
Ryder James Sapp, 237930, Henry Holland
Willard Judson Sapp Jr., 237927, Henry Holland
Jack H. Schofield III, 237215, Tilton Eastman
Jack H. Schofield II, 237214, Tilton Eastman
William David Seymour, 237512, Roger Wells
Jackson Kenneth Shoup, 236947, Robert Loughridge
John Phillip Shoup, 236948, Robert Loughridge
Kenneth Joseph Shoup Jr., 236946, Robert Loughridge
John Templer Shubrick, 237737, John Ball
Jeffrey Turner Skeim, 238069, David Alderman
Derrick H. Smith, 236812, Nathan Culver
Frederick Eugene Smith, 237371, Daniel Leigh
Paul Frederick Smith, 237372, Daniel Leigh
Philip John Snyderburn Jr., 236937, Benjamin Register
Braxton Dennis Swanson, 237211, Prince Johonnet
Donald Burton Swartz, 237744, David Mead
Donald Burton Swartz Jr., 237745, David Mead
Travis James Taylor, 237206, Hugh Robertson
Lawrence E. Taylor, 237205, Hugh Robertson
Glenn Kevin Taylor, 237203, Hugh Robertson
Nicholas J. Taylor, 237204, Hugh Robertson
Raymond Leslie Taylor, 237207, Hugh Robertson
Michael Jarod Thomas, 236808, Ezekiel Perham Sr.
Jarad Matthew Wahl, 238078, Samuel Hall
Robert James Walker III, 237934, Henry Heller
Christopher Matthew Webster, 237747, James Easterling
Jon Anthony Weeks, 237752, John Dowling
David Howell Wright, 238071, James Wells
France (7)
Jean Alban Yvon Coude du Foresto, 236917, Louis Marie Coude
Simon Alexandre de Cazenove, 237374, Pierre Marion D’Arlus
Anthony Marie Christian Philippe Stanhope Patrick de Lassee, 236916, Charles Rene Dominique de Sochet des Touches
Thomas Marie Jerome de Monts de Savasse, 237373, Etienne Eustache de Bruix
Guillaume Adrien Pierre Bernard Gaffinel, 236915, Pierre Francois de Dampie de Millancourt
Cyrille Fabien Joye, 236918, Jean Baron de Kalb
Charles Henri Marie Paris de Bollardiere, 237375, Lewis Morris
Georgia (76)
William Walker Alexander III, 237050, John Alexander
Mark Arthur Amick, 237857, Azariah Lothrop
Wyatt Harrison Amick, 237858, Azariah Lothrop
Phillip Ratliff Anderson, 238188, James Knight
Allen Kwame Anderson, 236816, Walter Hanson
Edward Moses Anderson Jr., 236817, Walter Hanson
John William Beattie Jr., 237860, Isaac Cantrell
William Henry Beecken, 237856, William Porter
Clark Andrew Beecken, 237520, William Trego
John David Bramblett, 238186, John Jacob Pirkle
John DuBayo Broderick, 237236, William Walker
Clarence Mackie Brown III, 237855, John Fryer
Frederick Scott Brumfield, 237861, James Brumfield/Brownfield Jr.
William Jeffery Champion, 237859, Jacob Champion
Travis Edward Christian, 237234, Claiborne Webb
David Paul Clayton, 238184, Edward Plowden
Andrew Joseph Cochran, 237049, Philip Cox
Robert Joseph Cochran, 237048, Philip Cox
Kenneth Robert Colley, 237229, Francis Gains/Gaines
Joseph Miller Colley, 237230, Francis Gains/Gaines
William Earl Collins Jr., 237519, Isaac Wilks
William Earl Collins Sr., 237518, Isaac Wilks
Calvin Wakefield Conklin, 237524, Richard Comfort
Bernard Anthony Corcoran Jr., 237522, Matthew Bolton
James Aubrey Cox, 237378, Philip Livingston
James Bennett Cox, 237379, Philip Livingston
James Franklin Cox III, 237377, Philip Livingston
Samuel Astor Crumbley III, 237945, John Park
Robert James Devlin, 237947, John Verner
James Lucas Devlin, 237948, John Verner
Robert John Devlin, 237946, John Verner
Scott Richard Dippel, 237224, Jean Pierre Keller
John Brautus Durden, 238181, Jonathan Coleman
Hugh Brautus Durden, 238180, Jonathan Coleman
Timothy Higgins Edwards, 237052, Thomas Edwards
Justin Wayne Evans, 238185, Andrew Evans
Horace Grady Goolsby Jr., 238183, John Dingler
Ralph Paul Gornto, 237237, John Treadwell
Michael Roy Graves, 237949, Greenberry Lee
Frank Harlan Hambright Jr., 237053, Frederick Hambright
Alan Craig Hampton, 238182, Shadrach Dodge
James Allen Harris II, 236819, William Daniels
William Bryan Hendrix, 237521, Francis Whelchel Sr.
Thomas Woodham Highsmith, 237381, Daniel Highsmith
E. Thomas Hoffman, 236949, John Stonaker
James Edward Horner Jr., 236818, Thomas Huddleston
William Alonzo Volk Hyde, 237226, John Bloodworth
Richard Lloyd Ingram, 238187, Joseph Ingram
Michael Lance Jacoppo, 236820, John McMichael
Gary Scott Jenks, 237228, Dudley Griffin
Kenneth Lamar Ledford, 237227, James Standridge
Emory Wynn Maltbie, 236950, Jonathan Maltbie
Craig Wallis Maltbie, 236951, Jonathan Maltbie
Finnegan James Maltbie, 236952, Jonathan Maltbie
Michael Larry Martin, 237051, Thomas O’Kelley
Jesse Philip McCall Jr., 237944, Sharrod McCall
Mikell Linzey McCarty, 237116, Samuel Thornton
Anthony Lorane Pope, 238189, Joshua Rowe
Dean Robertson Prince, 237235, Samuel Prince
Jordan Nicholas Proctor, 237862, Edward Sharp
Jacob Michael Robinson, 237232, Philip Livingston
Scott Clark Smith, 237380, Benjamin Smith
Robert Eugene Stringfellow, 237384, William Covington
Lewis Kurt Stringfellow, 237383, William Covington
Kurt Eugene Stringfellow, 237382, William Covington
Levi Nathaniel Teel, 237223, Judkins Hunt
Benjamin John Thomas, 237853, Francis Powell
Isaac Benjamin Thomas, 237854, Francis Powell
Frederick Tyler Vance, 237231, Barney Barnhardt Clapp
William Henry Verner, 237238, John Verner Jr.
Phillip Harrison Walker, 237222, Elijah Walker
Donald Wallace, 237233, John Weed
Jesse Lee White, 237225, Thomas Harrison
Jeremy David White, 237376, William Melton
Adam Wesley Young, 237117, John Lott
William David Zorn Jr., 237523, Michael Watson
Germany (2)
Michael Ralph Pitts, 237054, Jesse Woodruff/Woodroof
Kirk Stephens Sims, 237385, Martin Sims
Idaho (8)
Ernest Cook, 237387, Thomas Chenoweth Jr.
Karter Andrew Doyal, 237239, William Cornelius
John Hahn, 237526, Christian Van Doren
Robert C. Hahn, 237525, Christian Van Doren
Mark Steven Jackson, 237386, William King Sr.
Harry Arthur Koehler, 236953, Samuel Shortridge
Richard Dowell Linville, 236821, Peter Hoover
Shane Eugene Shade, 237527, Jacob Shade
Illinois (13)
Mason Andrew Clark, 237055, Leonard Balliet/Balyeat
Tracy Lee Cummims, 237528, John Cummings
Jerry Dean Donoho, 237333, Samuel Young
Darius Reinhart Eveland, 237753, Jeremiah Frame
Everett Herbert Felix, 237057, William Pile/Pyle
Erik George Ford, 237530, Richard Gilson
Joe Franklin Goodner, 237531, Nathaniel Lyon
Matthew Lucas Hanson, 237529, Thomas Hughes
Richard Robert Hoag, 237058, Peter Bowen
Robert Brian LaPorte, 236822, Henry Teany
Gerald G. Prince, 237059, Anthony Giannini
Joseph Paul Sener, 237388, Gottlieb Sohner
Wayne Herbert Wagner, 237056, William Pile/Pyle
Indiana (29)
Herbert Leo Archer, 237756, Edmund Archer
John Travis Babbs, 237246, John Scott
Beckett Jacob Barnhart, 236826, Cornelius Clingman
Bryan Alan Bible, 237760, Robert Gilmore
John L. Burkett, 236824, James Wilson
Maurice Clyde Copenhaver, 236829, Christy Paul Vaught Sr.
Trevor Cress, 237244, George Kress
Thomas Albert Davis, 237241, Collin McKinney
Brian Emory Dietz, 237118, Massey Thomas
Troy Earl Ferguson, 237245, Thomas Harding
Steven Shawn Griffin, 237758, George Roberts
Mark Alan Gullion, 237754, Robert Gullion
John Robert Gullion, 237755, Robert Gullion
Lloyd Preston Hawkins Jr., 237757, Matthas Horn
James Jonathan Julius, 236828, William Barnard
Marvin Lewis Makinson, 237247, John Leib
Jack Jeffrey Mannion, 237243, Philip Longstreth
Joshua David Marsh, 236830, William Utley
John Justin Murphy, 236834, William Whiteside Jr.
Ronnie Ray Owens, 236833, Jacob Nash
David D. Pettyjohn, 237761, Samuel Hawkins
Daniel Thomas Scharfenberg, 237759, Peleg Saunders
John Adam Shankel, 237240, George Miller
Andrew Todd Spohn, 237242, Philip Spohn
Justin Jeffrey Staublin, 236832, Thomas McIntire
George Jay Stingley, 236831, George Stingley
Dennis Mark Watson, 236825, John Davis
Eric Wayne Weir, 236823, Jacob Snyder
David Lee Wires, 236827, William Phillips
International (6)
Bruce Samuel Abbott, 237390, George Tucker
James Whitman Hoxsie, 237389, Samuel Barrett
Kent Kelly Parkinson, 237950, Edward Jackman
Robert Leelan Pothier, 236954, Ute Perkins
John Washington Pothier, 236955, Ute Perkins
Paul Dalley Pothier, 236956, Ute Perkins
Iowa (14)
Dwight Douglas Allbee, 236836, Ebenezer Albee
Joshua David Arends, 236835, George Hechler
Michael Wayne Bilterman, 237060, Howell Sellers
Matthew Isaac Dial, 237532, Charles Shaffer/Shepherd
Garee Paul Douglass, 237119, Skinner Hutson
Dennis Dean Dyer, 237120, James Crandall
Randall Dean Dyer, 237121, James Crandall
Dean Curtis Fisher, 237908, Ezra Strong
Brent James Gilmore, 237763, Robert Denny
James Denny McCord, 237762, Robert Denny
Killian North Peck, 237767, William Peck
Mark Andrew Peck, 237766, William Peck
Michael Dickens Peck, 237765, William Peck
David Alexander Peck, 237764, William Peck
Kansas (25)
Donald Eugene Bailey, 236967, Thomas Polk
Michael Glenn Black, 237539, Moses Pullen
Dalles Charles Harvey Drake, 237534, John Makemson
Tyler Robert Drake, 237533, John Makemson
Adam Frederick Gossmann, 237535, Jacob Wilderman
Aidan Daniel Hathaway, 236961, John Hathaway
Brian Keith Hathaway, 236960, John Hathaway
Myram Eugene Hudson, 237536, Jonathan Stamper
Jonathan Quincy Hyde, 237537, Jacob Merrill
Jonathan Vale Madsen, 237538, John Bradford
Timothy Ray Miller, 238082, James Graham
Hayes Landon Miller, 238083, James Graham
Seeley La Rue Miller, 238084, James Graham
Thomas Richard Moses, 236966, Thomas Moore
James M. Robertson, 237769, John Gill
Alan Lynn Sauvage, 237391, Benjamin Chubbuck
David Lee Simmons, 237540, James Luttrell
Jon Aaron Staples, 236959, Peter Eisenhower
Nathaniel Derrick Staples, 236958, Peter Eisenhower
Jason Erick Staples, 236957, Peter Eisenhower
Wayne A. Toland, 236964, Solomon Cortright
Beldon Junior Toland, 236963, Solomon Cortright
Bernard Beldon Toland, 236962, Solomon Cortright
Edward Toland, 236965, Solomon Cortright
Jameson Robert Welsh, 237768, Frederick Hambright
Kentucky (35)
Greg Bandy, 237953, William Daugherty/Dougherty
Everett Walker Bandy-Matteson, 237954, William Daugherty/Dougherty
Garland Hale Andy Barr, 237181, Tillman Kemper
Thomas Ford Bell, 237062, Samuel Boone
Charles Arthur Castlen, 237770, Robert Fenwick
Samuel David Elswick, 237253, Andrew Hood
David Emmitt, 237952, Moses Sharp
Greg Christopher Friend, 237255, Thaddeus Granger
Bruce Wayne Gibson, 237251, George Carpenter Sr.
John Thomas Gray, 237771, Robert Nesbitt
Jody Lynn Jones, 237061, James Jones
Alan Chadwick Kidwell, 237257, Ralph Stafford
Brian Koehler, 237542, Obediah Hammon
Roger Paul Krieger III, 237541, Phillip Ruffner
Samuel C. Kruger, 237065, Nicholas Proctor Sr.
Daniel C. Kruger, 237063, Nicholas Proctor Sr.
Jared D. Kruger, 237064, Nicholas Proctor Sr.
Kevin L. McCubbin, 237183, James McCubbin
Norman Grant McDonald, 236970, William Rourke
Christopher Owen Menser, 237863, Robert Head
James Alden Miller III, 237252, Benjamin Taylor
Daniel Harlan Miller, 237392, Daniel Ross
Thomas Gavin O’Brien, 237256, John Graves
Rick L. Ogburn, 237182, Timothy Hixson/Hixon
Dale Richard Padgett, 237866, Andrew Kimbley
Randall David Peffer, 237864, Andrew Mershon
Glen Edward Phillips Jr., 236968, Edmund Fair
Carroll Allen Smith, 237254, Simon Stacy
Landon Matthew Stafford, 237865, William Stafford
Robert Burrus Stubblefield, 236969, Matthew Jewett
Thomas Michael Tye, 237033, John Tye
James Dean Wade, 237951, Matrom Matthew Elmore
Robert Owen Williams, 237248, George Maxwell
Thomas Payne Williams, 237249, George Maxwell
Austin James Combs Williams, 237250, George Maxwell
Louisiana (25)
Norman Francis Bacon IV, 237543, Bradway Keasbey
Rodney Michael Bateman, 237068, Samuel Cherry
Williamson Sidney Bliss, 237393, Dorsey Pentecost
Keith Gerard Cucullu, 236842, Michel Bernard
Tabor Wesley Gamblin, 238047, Arthur Keesee
William Glen Girard, 238090, Samuel Marshall
Connor Wayne Hackler, 237067, Balthazar de Villiers
Donald Wayne Hackler, 237066, Balthazar de Villiers
Dustin Howell, 237395, Nathaniel Howell
James Jay Johnson, 236841, Clayton Stribling
Samuel Chad Jordan, 236971, Bedreadan Carraway
Patrick Michael Lynch, 237773, Daniel Madere
Connor Tai-Hsiung McCain, 236839, John McCain
William Crawford McCain III, 236838, John McCain
Clayton Conn McCain, 236840, John McCain
Russell Henry Mora, 237544, Louis Verret
Carl Denver Mullican III, 236837, Elijah Chism
Daniel Watts Nichols, 237772, James Fosdick
Jason Mathias Nunez, 237396, Antoine Bellard
James Edward Reynolds, 237394, Austin Stone
Louis Nicholas Ritten II, 238089, Benjamin Reed
Jackson Taylor Robinson, 238087, Mrs. Mary X. Babb
Todd Jeremy Sandeman, 237867, John Patterson
Wesley Curtis Tabor, 238085, Arthur Keesee
Charles David Webre, 238088, Lewis Atkins
Maine (2)
Logan A. Sherk, 236843, Cornelius Bradt
Charles Philip Vose, 237127, George Vose
Maryland (30)
Allan Matthew Abell Jr., 237070, Enoch Abell
Allan Matthew Abell, 237069, Enoch Abell
Irvin Lynn Beckman, 237134, Casper Durst
Chad Edwin Bittinger, 237774, Philip Bittner
Ernest John Bonanno Jr., 238094, Frederick Mayberry
Nicholas David Cross, 238093, Mathew McConnell
David Allen Dague, 237777, Frederick Dague
Roger Wayne Dean Jr., 237258, John Heiner
Brennan Christian DeBow, 237869, Cornelius Wynkoop/Wyncoop/Wynecoop
Colin Matthew DeCarlo, 237778, John Montgomery
Roger Lynn Domer, 237775, John Penrod
William M Fink, 237259, Elias Pollock
Mark David Flaherty, 238091, Ezra Jennings
James Tyler Francisco, 237071, Enoch Abell
Carlton Ashton Herbert, 237868, John Redmond
Damien Lloyd Herbert, 237133, Philip Burbach
Mark Chatfield Herbst, 237957, Joseph McCoy/Coy
Maxwell Chatfield Herbst, 237958, Joseph McCoy/Coy
Thomas John Manson, 237956, John Slaughter
Don Marple, 237260, Zachariah Lee
Ralph Frederick Miller, 237776, Jacob Junghen
Daniel Allen Murphy, 237128, Darby Murphy
Allen Joel Murphy, 237129, Darby Murphy
Daniel Fitzgerald Murphy, 237130, Darby Murphy
Theodore Hugh Murphy, 237131, Darby Murphy
Seamus Timothy Murphy, 237132, Darby Murphy
David Ivon Roberts Sr., 238092, Samuel Smith
Gene Schaerr, 237136, Frederick Williams
Thomas Schmitz Witbeck, 237135, Willem Witbeck
Paul Michael Wolboldt, 237955, Michael Widler/Weidler
Massachusetts (40)
Keith Douglas Besse, 236850, David Besse
Henry Munro Besse, 236849, David Besse Jr.
Phillip Douglas Besse, 236848, David Besse Jr.
Nathaniel William Bowen, 237407, Eli Claflin
Steven Allen Carlson, 237262, Stephen Smith
Nicholas Robert Caruso, 237401, David Silsby
Joseph Paxton Curry-Stodder, 237870, Nathaniel Gunn
Zachary Wolf Stephens Cutler, 238192, Elias Van Benshoten
Jack Robert Speedy Dietz, 237960, Moses Andrews Jr.
Jonathan Shoemaker Dietz, 237959, Moses Andrews Jr.
Luke William Dietz, 237961, Moses Andrews Jr.
Michael Patrick Grimley, 238097, John Parker
Chester Warren Guild, 237779, John Guild
Blake Edgar Hoak, 237406, Thomas Urann
Robert Earle Howe, 237781, Gamaliel Collins
Jason William Jones Jr., 237545, William Wilkison
Shawn David Larson, 237403, Levi Bryant
William David Larson, 237404, Levi Bryant
Wayne Allen MacHenry, 237780, Benjamin Lynde
Robert Charles McAlpine, 238191, Zebulon Allphin
Jeffrey Roland Montelo, 237402, William Stevens
Drew Fabrizio Murrin, 238096, John Quimby
Maxwell William Noel, 237397, William Haynes
Alexander Lee Noel, 237399, William Haynes
Gavin William Noel, 237398, William Haynes
Bruce Hay Palmer, 236851, James Olney
Jeffrey William Riley, 236845, Orlando Mack
Winslow Allen Sawyer III, 237261, Jonathan Sawyer
Theodore Ludwig Schickel, 236847, William Lee Davidson
Benedict Jacques Schickel, 236846, William Lee Davidson
Ross Elliot Schreiber, 236972, Moses Tuttle
Scott Paul Seaver, 237962, Daniel Seaver
John Ritchie Shue, 238095, James McCord
Joseph B. Sindelar III, 236844, Jonas Vanneman
Jonathan Edward Swidrak, 237547, Peter Severance
Michael Charles Swidrak, 237546, Peter Severance
Warren Estus Tourtellot, 237405, Joel Fletcher
Orion William Tschumper, 237400, William Haynes
Heath Robert Walker, 238190, James Walker
Thomas Alfred Whittall, 237137, Nathaniel Page
Michigan (39)
Cameron John Barker, 237561, Aaron Smith
Jordan Kenneth Barker Jr., 237560, Aaron Smith
Jordan Kenneth Barker, 237559, Aaron Smith
Robert Ross Benjamin, 237968, Chester Benjamin
Alfred Norman Bixby, 237552, Ephriam Bixby
Colton Paul Bowers, 237566, William Fisk
David Stewart Brighton, 237872, Garrit Brass
Todd James Brighton, 237871, Garrit Brass
Valmore Louis Chapin Jr., 237549, Joshua Chappell
Eric Samuel Chapin, 237550, Joshua Chappell
Anthony Eugene Clark, 237558, John Hart
Brandon Taylor Cox, 237551, Ephriam Bixby
Carlton Lew Ferguson, 236857, James Ferguson
Craig Steven Flower, 237967, Ozias Flower
Jerome F Grimes, 237126, John Henshaw
Matthew Brian Harrison, 236856, Michael Dayton
Herbert Thomas Herrington, 237125, Peter Livingston
Caleb Xavier Helferich Kozel, 237408, Ezekiel Hobbs
William Harry Kunse, 237548, John Kuntz
Matthew Edwin McLogan, 237123, Titus Hill
Timothy James McLogan, 237124, Titus Hill
Dylan R. Moore, 237556, Edward Richards
Maverick Edison David Moore, 237557, Edward Richards
Michael T. Moore, 237555, Edward Richards
Brian Keith O’Neel, 237553, John O’Neal
Liam Iousa Seosamh Bennett O’Neel, 237554, John O’Neal
Michael Gentry Orsini, 237965, Jesse Goodwin Sr.
Bennett Thomas Orsini, 237966, Jesse Goodwin Sr.
Robert Thomas Parrett, 236852, Isaac Fancher
Theodore Ralph Sage Jr., 236853, Thomas Copley
Gregory Kent Slater, 237122, John Bainbridge
David Adam Smith, 237564, William Fisk
Steven Timothy Smith, 237563, William Fisk
Benjamin David Smith, 237565, William Fisk
Timothy David Smith, 237562, William Fisk
Richard Glenn Smith, 236854, Bildad Barber
Joseph Edward Smith, 236855, Bildad Barber
Richard Jay Wooden, 237964, Reuben Wooden/Woodin
Dennis Keith Wooden, 237963, Reuben Wooden/Woodin
Minnesota (1)
Piers Malcolm Anderson, 237263, Barzillai Beckwith
Mississippi (5)
Sam Ferrell Alman, 236974, Richard Albritton
Shawn Connelly Anderson, 237971, John Gayden
Stephen Albert Covington, 237969, William Ware
John Grayson Edwards, 237970, James Goyne
Evan Dewayne Gibens, 236973, William Jordan
Missouri (25)
Floyd E. Bowles, 237265, David Bowles
William Charles Cox, 237973, Benjamin Cox
Elijah Taylor Elchinger, 237569, Samuel Watkins
David Ernest Foster, 237975, John Foster
Marshall Matthew Gaddy, 237785, William Bissell
Donald Landon Ham, 237264, Peter Bugh
Craig Matthew Jones, 237571, Daniel Boone
Duell Wayne Lauderdale, 237783, James Fulkerson
Christopher Paul London, 237409, William Chenoweth
Dillon Robert Canon Low, 237974, John Cannon
James Goodwin McCauley, 237782, James Goodwin
Clark Ward Mershon, 237976, Aaron Mershon
Ryan Joseph Parks, 237567, Reuben Paine
Anthony Michael Presnell, 238100, James Napier
David Charles Read, 237972, Francis Mudd
Ninion Sherman Riley, 237784, Ninian Riley
Joe Daniel Shipman, 237572, Jabez Shipman
Jason Scott Sickmeier, 238098, Zebediah Barker
Tyler Van Sickmeier, 238099, Zebediah Barker
Francis G. Slack, 237570, Jonas Taylor
Paul Allen Standiford, 237568, Leonard Croninger Sr.
David Charles Tanner, 236976, John Wash
Michael Allen Topliff, 236975, Calvin Topliff
Stephen P. Treasure, 238101, Joseph Yaden
Matthew S. Treasure, 238102, Joseph Yaden
Montana (4)
Michael Ray Holien, 237266, Joseph Moutray
Christopher Edward Lawrence, 238194, Michael Hensel
Leslie Stephen Parsells, 237410, Daniel Van Sciver
Steven Craig Thomas, 237786, Dennis Smith
Nebraska (16)
Todd Michael Armbrust, 237978, Abraham Sutton
Gregory Warne Bowden, 237267, John Harper Jr.
Thomas Joel Buck, 237576, Isaac Cowell
Jeremiah Lee Davlin, 237977, Obediah Harris
Matthew Douglas Ellis, 236858, William Welch Jr.
Paul Jerome Hadley, 238103, Joseph Elliott
David Harry Hahn, 238106, Andrew Bruner
Aaron David Hahn, 238108, Andrew Bruner
Alexander Weston Hahn, 238107, Andrew Bruner
Adam Miles Haughawout, 237575, Elisha James
Scott Andrew Haughawout, 237574, Elisha James
Cecil Lee Hill, 237787, Absalom Willey
Leonard Jason LaPorte, 238104, John Ridenour
Mahlon James Lofton, 237573, Daniel Hole
Marcus Scott Maydew, 237268, William Davidson
Dennis Wayne Wagner, 238105, John Kincheloe
Nevada (18)
Stephen Ellis Beck, 237140, George Beck
Adam J. Beck, 237141, George Beck
Travis J. Beck, 237142, George Beck
Terrence John Collins, 237139, John Packard
Daniel W. Eitnier, 237411, Yost Erdman
Perry Edward Fager, 237788, Daniel Shumate
Thomas Edward Fisher, 237979, Abiel Cole
Thomas Hillery, 236859, Nicholas Stickle Jr.
Liam Robert McVey, 236979, Burwell Spence
Robert Alvin McVey, 236977, Burwell Spence
Robert Alvin McVey Jr., 236978, Burwell Spence
Michael Sean Parr, 237138, Adam Spach Sr.
Thomas Patten, 237271, John Lawrence
David Paul Pavey, 237577, John Germany
Gregory Paul Smith, 237269, David Reed
Chuck E. Suter, 238109, Ezekiel Goldthwaite
James Bruce Ullum, 237270, Stephen Watkins Jr.
Jeffrey Scott Waufle, 237789, Jonathan Warren
New Hampshire (11)
Richard Leslie Morrill III, 238193, David Morrill
John William Salts, 237798, John Clem
Parker William Salts, 237797, John Clem
Nicholas Lee Holbard Salts, 237800, John Clem
Mark William Salts, 237801, John Clem
Michael Wayne Salts, 237802, John Clem
Richard Lee Salts, 237796, John Clem
Robert Bruce Sigmon, 237980, Manwarren Beal
Michael Jack Daniels Snodgrass, 237799, John Clem
James Norris Stanford, 237578, Thomas Stanford
Brian Clark Wilber, 237579, Moses Wildes
New Jersey (28)
John M. Burdick-Kiseli, 237583, Isaiah Burdick
Adam Lloyd Chandler-Renfro, 237589, Thomas Frazier
Michael R Cifelli, 236862, William Danbury
Alan James Cumming, 238111, Nicholas Schmehl
Matteo James DiGiacomo, 237795, William Bibb
Gavin Nicholas DiGiacomo, 237794, William Bibb
Cole William DiGiacomo, 237793, William Bibb
Thomas Joseph Dowling, 236982, John King
Eric Joseph Feldhaus Jr., 236980, Theophilus Ellsworth
Robert P. Friedlander, 236981, James Giberson
Lloyd Otto Garrison, 236863, Abraham Terrill
Charles Frederick Goulburn, 237790, Edward Hyland
Clay John William Goulburn, 237792, Edward Hyland
Charles Frederick Goulburn III, 237791, Edward Hyland
Joseph Walter Madison Jr., 237144, Abraham Blystone
Alexander Edward Norman, 237582, John Norman
Luke Charles Kenneth Norman, 237581, John Norman
Jeffrey Charles Norman, 237580, John Norman
Frederick William Ortman IV, 237585, Daniel Dubbs
Charles Joseph Ortman, 237587, Daniel Dubbs
Frederick William Ortman V, 237586, Daniel Dubbs
Charles Frederick O’Toole Jr., 237588, Joshua Odell
Anthony Jacob Palermo, 236861, Malachi Bell
Christopher Dean Palermo, 236860, Malachi Bell
Richard David Palmatier, 237143, Peter/Petrus Palmatier
Arthur J. Roman, 236983, John Pawling
Louis Joseph Vorgetts, 237584, Isaac Van Tassel/Van Tessel
Edward Anthony Waddell, 238110, Benjamin Watson
New Mexico (3)
Patrick James Cox, 236984, Peter von Cannon
Kevin Wayne Gall, 236864, Michael Hayes
Joseph Senderling Gall, 236865, Michael Hayes
New York (46)
Timothy Peter Allen, 238170, Ebenezer Blake
Zachary J. Barbieri, 237719, Peter Earle
Zachary Michael Basile, 238173, Peter Robinson
Noah Madhu Chhibber, 237730, William Wishart
John Louis Corsa, 238171, Andrew Corsa
Thomas James Covington, 237718, John Lumpkin Crute
David Crumb, 236804, Moses Smith
Iroh Henry Detlefsen, 237712, Josiah Raynor
Bruce Alan Egbert, 238172, Peter Robinson
Gilbert Martin Foley, 236805, Christian Shuey
Thomas Matthew Gallo III, 237717, James Robinson
Thomas Matthew Gallo Jr., 237716, James Robinson
Anthony Dominic Gallo, 237715, James Robinson
Thomas Matthew Gallo, 237714, James Robinson
Leonard A. Hammond, 236801, Hugh Kennedy
Steven Daniel Heller, 237202, Johannes Kniskern
James Michael Hughes, 236806, Eli Pease
Alan Martin Johnson IV, 237709, Samuel Cobb
Joseph C. Kaiser, 237720, Josiah Haskill/Haskell
Charles J. Marsh, 237724, James Elliott
Samuel F. Marsh, 237725, James Elliott
Maxwell J. Marsh, 237723, James Elliott
James M. Marsh Jr., 237722, James Elliott
Frank D. McDonald, 238174, Matthias Hulsart/Hulse
Ry F. McDonald, 238175, Matthias Hulsart/Hulse
Samuel D. McDonald, 238176, Matthias Hulsart/Hulse
Grant Patrick McGuigan, 237729, Joseph Bemis
James Edward Mugan III, 237727, Zebulon Marcy
Thomas Joseph Mugan, 237728, Zebulon Marcy
James Edward Mugan Jr., 237726, Zebulon Marcy
Joshua Snyder Osborne, 236934, Salmon Wheeler Beardsley
Nicholas Wildman Papillo, 237710, Samuel Cobb
Christopher Carnduff Papillo, 237711, Samuel Cobb
Richard Zygmunt Pawelkiewicz, 237721, Joseph Cummings
Benjamin M L Peters, 236807, Jonathan Lawrence
Henry Reed Phillips, 237733, Thomas Phillips Jr.
Alexander Reed Phillips, 237732, Thomas Phillips Jr.
Reed Phillips III, 237731, Thomas Phillips Jr.
Steven Mark Piatt, 236803, John Karr/Carr/Kerr
James Donovan Platt, 236802, John Karr/Carr/Kerr
Keegan Ryker Schultz, 237707, Samuel Cobb
Tanner Ambrose Schultz, 237708, Samuel Cobb
Alan Brien Sheppard, 238178, Daniel Evarts
Peter William Sheppard II, 238177, Daniel Evarts
William Boyd Hawkeye Smith, 237713, Asahel Gray
Steven Edison Smith, 237184, Elisha Baldwin
North Carolina (57)
Robert Wesley Andrews, 237277, Lawrence Hogeboom
Alexander Christopher Bell, 237984, Joshua Pepper
Shawn Daniel Blocker, 236986, Benjamin Batchelder
Robert Edgar Florence Buckley, 236866, Elisha Battle
Robert William Burke, 237986, Peter Rogers
Sidney Thompson Butz, 237592, Samuel Woodson Venable
Thomas Kevin Cherry, 237072, Benjamin Bell
Matthew Morrell Hill Comer, 238114, Michael Easter
Elburn Hugh Daughtry III, 237413, Ralph Regan/Reagan
Michael Ryian Enzor, 237981, Summers Enzor
David Fitzgerald, 237412, William Lee
William McKay Fleming Jr., 236867, David Boatwright
Paul Litton Fletcher Jr., 237147, Benjamin May
Paul Litton Fletcher III, 237148, Benjamin May
Michael Robert Rogers Good, 237276, Samuel Turrentine
Tony Curtis Gurley, 238195, Peter Houser
Edmund Alexander Hawes, 236992, John Haws
Bruce N. Hershock, 238115, Adam Kendig
Matthew Dean Hershock, 238116, Adam Kendig
Robert Irvin Hooks, 237596, Benjamin Farmer
B. Matthew Hornor, 238113, John Hornor
Harvey Clark Hutchison, 237146, Benjamin Crane
Jesse Paul Jayne, 237145, Benjamin Franklin
Colin James Jee, 238112, Jacob Hoots
Tyler Lee Jeffery, 236988, Edward Allman
Rylan Alexander Jones, 237274, Benjamin Smith
Gary Avon Jones, 237272, Benjamin Smith
Jonathan Avon Jones, 237273, Benjamin Smith
Brian Steven King, 237415, Hiram Pendleton
Benjamin Gray Lord, 236991, Burwell Davis
William Gray Lord, 236990, Burwell Davis
Jacob Adam Mazur, 237593, George McWhorter
Douglas Linn Miller, 237591, Jacob Westervelt
Earl Gibson Motsinger Jr., 237275, Felix Matzinger
Robert Nesbit, 237416, Jonas Lipe
David George Nutter, 237460, Jesse Moore
Richard Popham II, 237598, Micajah Brooks
Richard Popham, 237597, Micajah Brooks
William Hollis Posey, 237804, Henry Felder Sr.
David Brian Proctor, 237595, William Flint
Tommy Troy Pulley, 237149, James Drake
Randy Joel Pulley, 237150, James Drake
Matthew John Rever, 237805, Peter Harvey
Philip Colt Rever, 237806, Thomas Ridgeway
Julius Roy Richardson II, 237989, Arthur Smith
William Bradley Shanks, 237803, Benjamin Bradshaw
Joshua Harold Stein, 237599, Aaron Wilson/Willson
Joshua Easley Stewart, 237983, Jacob Smith
Lee Wilcox Stroupe, 236989, John Wilcoxson
Stephen Christopher Watkins, 236985,
James Alexander
Joshua Lowery Webb, 237590, Simon Wooldridge
James Robert White III, 237988, Charles McLaughlin
James Robert White Jr., 237987, Charles McLaughlin
Jeffrey Brian Willis, 237278, Thomas Simms
Richard Carl Willis, 237982, William Cliborne
Matthew Clay Wingate, 237594, James Reed
Steven David Young, 237985, JanJacob Rupley
Ohio (58)
Thomas Warren Adams, 236868, Azariah Moseley
Matthew Christopher Allen, 237993, Adoniram Allen
Andrew Douglas Ballman, 237152, Benjamin Greer/Grier
Harold Dean Bussell, 236996, Matthew Bussell
Joshua Alan Buxton, 238117, Ebenezer Wyeth
Robert Russell Colley, 238118, John Reed
Olin James Corbitt, 237808, Brinkley Corbett
Shawn James Daugherty, 237811, William Daugherty
William James Faehnrich, 238001, Nathaniel Bassett Jr.
Thomas Chalmers Forsyth III, 237151, Isaac Fancher
Carl Austin Fuller, 237994, Job Fuller
Jason Robert Fuller, 237995, Job Fuller
Richard Michael Gerbracht, 236993, Peter Dillon
Jacob Richard Grospitch, 237287, Benjamin Park
James Page Hamilton, 238004, John Hamilton
Kirby Joseph Held, 237283, Francis Keller
Corey Patrick Holt, 237282, Reuben Holt
David Paul Kerschner, 237074, Peter Kerschner/Kershner
Karl Christopher Kerschner, 237073, Peter Kerschner/Kershner
Louis William Knerr III, 237289, Francis Dill
Michael Andrew Kozarec, 237290,
Adam Klinepeter/Kleinpeter
Leon Gold Krew, 236997, Samuel Pollock Sr.
Robert Michael Leach, 237075, Thomas Leach
Larry Franklin Lewis, 237077, Elizabeth Arner
James Glenn Lewis, 236994, William McGuire
Noel Franklin Lewis, 237076, Elizabeth Arner
Roger Allen McCully, 237810, Louis DeMaranville
Mark Charles McGeehan, 237280, Benoni Dawson
Daniel Jeffrey McGeehan, 237279, Benoni Dawson
Charles Robert Miller, 237812, James Meredith
John Grant Murray, 238005, Elijah Hatch
Shawn Roy Murray, 238006, Elijah Hatch
Brendan James O’Donnell, 238119, Abraham Dumbauld
James Webster Ough, 237281, John Eckerson
Charlie Cash Parker, 238000, Jeremiah Phillips
Brandon Michael Patrick, 237285, Hugh Patrick
Joseph Carl Perin Jr., 238003, Jesse Perrin
Todd Allen Phillips, 237997, Jeremiah Phillips
Zachary Dylan Phillips, 237999, Jeremiah Phillips
Carson Rinehart Phillips, 237998, Jeremiah Phillips
Lawrence Dale Phillips, 237996, Jeremiah Phillips
Willard Edward Sawyer Jr., 238002, Isaac Sawyer
R. Vince Shockney, 236995, Patrick Shockney
Peter Dean Smith, 237992, Francis Ingersoll
Carl E. Speckman Jr., 237286, Timothy Warren
Jerry Valentine Stranathan, 236998, Samuel Burk/Burke
Benjamin Ryan Swoyer, 237288, James Jack
Mark Ellwyn Tilley, 237807, Rheuben Thorp
Scott Laurence Tribble, 237284, Joseph Treeble/Tribble
Dillion Riah Weaver, 237419, Samuel Howard
Morriah Gaines Weaver, 237417, Samuel Howard
Jeremy Kevin Weaver, 237809, James Weeks
Bazel Gaines Weaver, 237418, Samuel Howard
Lance Riah Weaver, 237420, Samuel Howard
Caleb Mathew Whitaker, 237291, John Conrad Sykes
Micah Steven Whitaker, 237292, John Conrad Sykes
Heath Allan White, 237990, Samuel White
David Alan Young, 237991, Christian Stover
Oklahoma (9)
Kenrick Flores Dillon, 236871, Charles Gilbert
John R. Dillon, 236870, Charles Gilbert
Brent Denson Haraway, 237293, Cuthbert Williamson
Kirby Lewis Jarolim, 237296, Valentine Switzer
Joseph Ray Jeffries, 237295, Nicholas Tucker
Clyde Allen Koonce, 237814, Daniel Koons/Koonce
Elijah Keith Koonce, 237813, Daniel Koonce/Koons
Charles Hiram Thurber Jr., 237294, Samuel Thurber
Orville Lendon White Jr., 236869, Joseph Bisbee
Oregon (13)
Joseph Conover Ely, 238010, John Smock
Garland William Head, 238007, Sherrod Simms Jr.
Michael Allen Isleman, 236873, Gideon Hogg
Kenneth Lee Knopp, 237815, Starbird/Starbard Turner
Eric Miller Lembke, 237421, John Dorland
Scott Allen Lembke, 237422, John Dorland
Tracy L. Lundin, 237816, John Sharp
Arthur William Mondragon-Head, 238008, Sherrod Simms Jr.
Wade Mutchler, 237078, Abel Chase
John William Tapp, 238011, William Tapp Jr.
Jacob Milo Voorhees, 238009, John Smock
Clark Marcellus Witter, 236872, Christopher Witter
Sean Kyle Yoder, 237423, Hugh Hamill
Pennsylvania (78)
Scott Henry Anderson, 237817, Moors/Mors Dimmick/Dimick
Daniel Scott Anderson, 237818, Moors/Mors Dimmick/Dimick
Kent Philip Anderson, 237819, Moors/Mors Dimmick/Dimick
Reed Kirk Asplundh, 238014, James Curry
David Peter Bentrem, 237429, Jacob Morgan Sr.
Craig Houston Bird, 238120, Noah Crooker
Kevin Cecil Bird, 238121, Noah Crooker
Brett Andrew Bird, 238122, Noah Crooker
Ronald Alan Bogolea, 237875, George Baker
Troy Eugene Bowersox, 237158, Paul Bowersox
Ned F. Brewer, 237600, William McDowell
Thomas Andrew Brooks, 237617, Isaac Brooks
Michael John Brooks, 237620, Isaac Brooks
John Michael Brooks, 237619, Isaac Brooks
John Patrick Brooks, 237618, Isaac Brooks
Joseph Patrick Brooks, 237616, Isaac Brooks
John Samuel Joseph Brooks, 237615, Isaac Brooks
Stewart Anderson Burkland, 238199, Casper/Gaspard Markle/Markell
Ian Thompson Burkland, 238201, Casper/Gaspard Markle/Markell
William Elliott Burkland, 238200, Casper/Gaspard Markle/Markell
Eric Thomas Krug Buzzerd, 237603, Andrew Reed
Atticus Michael Buzzerd, 237605, Andrew Reed
Andrew Robert Buzzerd, 237602, Andrew Reed
Oliver Robert Buzzerd, 237604, Andrew Reed
Robert Nathan Buzzerd III, 237601, Andrew Reed
Timothy Michael Campbell, 238012, George Kline/Cline
John Michael Cappello Jr., 237154, Henry Hoofstitler/Hostetter
John Michael Cappello III, 237155, Henry Hoofstitler/Hostetter
Andrew Robert Cappello, 237156, Henry Hoofstitler/Hostetter
Gregory Arthur Cole, 238197, Isaac Garrison
Daniel John Corney, 236999, Daniel Rush
John Thomas Croghan III, 237157, Frederick McInturff
Michael Andrew Culp, 237425, Benjamin Kolb/Culp
Levi James Culp, 237426, Benjamin Kolb/Culp
Richard Allen Davis, 237435, John Henry Kunkle/Cunkel
William Allen Dietz, 237434, William Baxter
Stephen Edward Dietz, 237430, William Baxter
Philip Timothy Dietz, 237431, William Baxter
Robert Wagner Dietz, 237433, William Baxter
David Franklin Dietz, 237432, William Baxter
Shawn Cary Diggory, 237428, Samuel Cary
Britt Christopher Diggory, 238015, Samuel Cary
Kevin C. Doughty, 237000, John Hart
James Richard Drake Jr., 237153, Jacob Drake
Dean Edward Dyer, 237607, Andrew Reed
Michael James Fenlason, 238196, James Buzzell
George Randall Flick, 238123, Christian Markell
Christian Michael Glikes, 237297, Peter Manning
Donald Eugene Gotwalt, 237614, Jacob Gotwalt/Gotwald Sr.
Thomas Edward Gotwalt, 237612, Jacob Gotwalt/Gotwald Sr.
Gus Roy Gotwalt, 237613, Jacob Gotwalt/Gotwald Sr.
Robert Leon Guyer II, 237608, Jacob Brumback/Brumbough
Mathew Jacob Holliday, 236876, Samuel Bertolet
Allen Wayne Hood, 237424, Joseph Cowing/Cowen
Seamus Brooks Kelly, 237621, Isaac Brooks
Brian F. Kilpatrick Jr., 237001, Andrew Malick
Kayden Danger Hevener Kulp, 236877, Abraham Nice
Eric Jason LaFrance, 237622, Stephen Ashby
Maximus Evan Marlowe, 237300, John Russell
Andrew James McQuaide, 237437, Andrew Rowe
Mark Andrew McQuaide, 237436, Andrew Rowe
Jared John Newcomb, 236874, John Seely
Theodore Lawrence Pace, 236878, Michael Shinnick
Michael B. Polek, 237609, Daniel Rush
Leon Samuel Reed, 237427, Jeremiah Lott
Conrad Joseph Rhein, 237611, Simon Riegel
Robert Houston Rhein, 237610, Simon Riegel
Jacob Donald Roth, 237876, Johann Conrad Roth
Leo William Schiffer, 237606, Andrew Reed
Thomas Edward Secules, 236875, Theophilus Little
Joseph David Sterns, 238013, John Boone
Shane Jason Stettler, 237873, John / Johanes Transue
Thomas Russel Vineis Jr., 237874, William Hensel
Peter Andrew Vink, 237623, John Hannes Mohler
Michael Thomas Vink, 237624, John Hannes Mohler
Maximus J G Weikel, 237298, John Ditty
Sage Guerke Weikel, 237299, John Ditty
Edward J. Zawora III, 238198, Conrad Beidler
Rhode Island (5)
Eric Russell Army, 238125, Natthaniel Taft
Russell Victor Army, 238124, Nathaniel Taft
Michael James Army, 238126, Nathaniel Taft
Christopher Yocum Downs, 238028, John Buss
Christopher Paul Herzig, 236879, Benjamin Andrews
South Carolina (52)
Gordon Harrison Baker, 237161, Darius Ayer
Kevin Richard Bishop, 237007, James Lanford
Jay Lee Brandenberger, 236987, Abijah Mead
Paul Warren Brown, 237002, Zebulon Brevard
Dale Allen Cake, 238016, John Cake
Travis John Capps, 236881, Frederick Hambright
Andrew Franklin Charrier, 237439, William Ryckman
Charles Sturgis Cook, 237160, George Cressman
Alexander Michael Dalrymple, 237005, John Dalrymple
Michael Sean Dalrymple, 237004, John Dalrymple
Thurman Eugene Dalrymple Jr., 237003, John Dalrymple
Dennis Paul Dupuis, 237303, Thomas Johnson
Samuel Jackson Galloway Jr., 237307, Spencer Clack
Justin Michael Gardner, 237010, John Arthur
Michael Shane George, 238202, Absalom Hastings
Benjamin Wallace Graham, 238140, Henry Hurst
Wayne Herbert Heath, 238131, Henry Cobb Sr.
Charles Leonard Henshaw Jr., 236880, George Schools
Andrew Earl Hewett, 237309, James Wilson
Christopher Edward Holman, 237438, Samuel Holman
William Nathan Hubler, 237443, James Collins
David Steven King, 237159, George Schall
Jacob Richard Lebar, 237308, Gershorn Martindale Jr.
John Authur MacEvoy, 238138, Abraham Van Houten
John Anthony MacEvoy, 238137, Abraham Van Houten
Thomas William Mann Jr., 237163, James Mann
Michael Edwin Matthews, 237306, Alexander Stimpson/Stinson
Ralph Calhoun May Jr., 237009, James Ritchie Sr.
Richard Neal Moore II, 237302, Tarleton Brown
Jamison Linck Murphy, 237304, Thomas McClure
Alexei Zamanski Murphy, 237305, Thomas McClure
Eugene Charles Nifenecker II, 238129, Philip Huckaby
Richard L. Norris, 238128, Francis Clinkscales
William Gary Owenby, 238203, John Peter Corn
Elias Rafael Azuriah Paver, 238132, Benjamin Willis
Joseph Taggart Petty, 238130, Peter Noe
Russell Ames Pickett, 237006, Samuel Benjamin
Christian Bramlett Rice, 238018, Benjamin Bentley
John Joseph Schumacher III, 238139, John/Johannes Houser
Andrew Peterson Sherburne, 238134, Obadiah Parker
Matthew Wilson Sherburne, 238133, Obadiah Parker
Kerry William Smith, 237301, Hustus Studstill
Cory Remington Smith, 237440, William Lewis
Sidney Terrell Smith, 237162, Nazareth Mitchell
Emrick Remington Smith, 237441, William Lewis
Donald Paul Sommerville II, 238127, Jesse Kendall
Gunner Lee Stewart, 237008, James Lanford
Frank M. Tiller, 238135, James Howard
Larry Wayne Walker, 237011, William Green
Henry Hank Sayward Whittier Jr., 238017, Jacob Wygant
John Thomas Williams, 237442, Moses Kittrell
Russell Bryan Wolfe, 238136, Jacob Dantzler
Tennessee (45)
Leland Dingess Barnette, 237451, Peter Dingess
Jonathan Gabriel Belcher, 238147, William Kelton
Robert Samuel Jason Boshers, 237631, Ephraim McLean
Carter Eugene Brown, 237881, Christian Reinhard
George William Butler, 237079, Solomon Burroughs
Arthur Wade Carpenter, 237627, Wilson Rawson
John Washington Clevenger, 237447, Gilbert Christian
Leslie Francis Collins, 238143, Abraham Floyd
Will E. Coltharp, 237823, David Colburn Jr
Griffin Wade Copeland, 237450, Edmund Andrews
Robert Dooley, 237167, George Gutekunst
David Wells Fancher, 237015, Richard Fancher
Roger Lee Frazer Jr., 238142, Ezekiel Barber
Matthew Scott Gatlin, 237821, Lazarus Gatlin
Donald Sherman Gouge, 237628, James Pierce
Donny Charles Hamill, 237080, William Pace
Tyson Dean Lafferty, 237880, Thomas Lafferty
Ronald Terrence Lepley, 238145, William Bryson
Mark Terrell Luttrell, 237878, Richard Richardson
Mark Henry Luttrell Jr., 237877, Richard Richardson
Bryon Dale Maddox, 237452, Jonathan Rowley
Steven Hunter Milam, 237820, Adam Mileham
Donald Henry Miller, 237014, Egbert Hayward
Patrick Chase Milner, 237629, John Gritton
Thayne Davidson Muller, 237012, John Davidson
Anthony Wayne Myers, 238144, William Utley Sr.
Arthur W. Oliver II, 236882, James Scott
Stanford Narcellus Peppenhorst, 237626, Robert Powell
William Steven Pitt, 238146, Henry Pitts
David Thomas Pitt, 237168, Henry Pitt
David Henry Puls, 238141, William Norton
Steven Darryl Richardson, 237630, Joseph McCracken
Matthew Curtis Rogers, 237165, Daniel Palmer
Stephen Thomas Rogers, 237822, Jonathan Sodan
Liam C. Rogers, 237166, Daniel Palmer
Bendell Curtis Rogers, 237164, Daniel Palmer
Hugh Johnston Sloan IV, 237625, Robert Love
Wesley Allen Slusher, 237446, Joseph Wiseman
Micheal H. Smith, 237449, George Finley
Michael Wayne Smith, 237448, Gilbert Marshall
Larry Jan Smith, 237445, James Buckley Jr.
H. Leland Smith, Ph.D., 237444, Hezekiah Fisk
Robert Allan Tracy, 237879, Philip Earp
Joseph Vincent Williams III, 237081, Andrew Bryan
Lynn Tarpley Williams Jr., 237013, Squire Boone
Texas (62)
Gregory Wayne Abbott, 237680, Phebe Frier Muir
Jeffrey Scott Allen, 236890, Andrew Walker
Benjamin Joel Anderson, 237456, Samuel Olmsted
John Paul Barnes, 236894, Andrew Biddle
Richard V Battle, 237633, Miller Bledsoe
Nathaniel Glenn Bendorf, 237883, John Stanley
Zeeland Graham Bonner, 237459, Benjamin Hubbard
Bryan Paul Bonner, 237458, Benjamin Hubbard
Gregory Maurice Carver, 236887, George Weikert
Adam Michael Castelli, 236884, Owen Todd
Matthew Robert Chevalier, 238148, Walter Crockett
George Alan Clark, 237824, Francis Hartman
Gary Gene Coleman, 236886, William Kincheloe
Christopher Clarkson Crane, 237894, Joseph Crane
Stephen Clarkson Crane, 237893, Joseph Crane
Carter Clarkson Crane, 237895, Joseph Crane
Ralph Wayne Dorchester, 237083, Christopher Miner
Blair Wayne Downey II, 237882, Leonard Hyer Jr.
Carson Reed Drew, 237312, Roger Phelps Sr.
James Michael Elfelt, 237885, Abraham DeHuff
Richard Allen Ferris, 237082, Benjamin Underwood
Ronald Kevin Finch, 236889, Nathaniel Finch
Holden Hamilton Greer, 238019, John Kester
Benjamin Wyatt Johnson, 237018, Seth Doane
George Clark Johnson IV, 237016, Seth Doane
George Clark Johnson V, 237017, Seth Doane
Clarence Bryan Kloppe, 237891, Robert Lemon (Lemmon)
Kyle T. Kloppe, 237887, Robert Lemon (Lemmon)
Timothy Tom Lafferty, 237636, John Lafferty
Roy Edward Law Jr., 236885, Solomon Brewer
Donald David Lieske III, 238150, Isaac Holman Jr.
Samuel Scott Malachowski, 236896, Michael Hensel
Richard Jerome Malachowski, 236895, Michael Hensel
Phillip Keith Marshall, 237892, Isaac Marshall
Don Stanley Martin III, 236914, Samuel Campbell
Harris Michael McConnell, 236891, David Dorchester
Christopher Glenn Moody, 237311, John Fitzgerald
Randall Charles Moody, 237310, John Fitzgerald
Robert Wesley Moore, 237171, Samuel Howze
Bobby Zoe Moorehead, 237635, George Miller
Raymond Justis Mullins, 238149, John Blair
Andrew Robert Novak, 237884, Nathan Hoar
Archer Jacob Phillips, 237888, Richard Caswell
Thomas H. Rees Jr., 236892, George Paine
Michael Mark Rogers, 236893, Rhoadam Rogers
Joseph Carr Ruzicka, 237632, William Jarratt
Richard Royall Ryan, 237890, Evans Willing
Rodney Wayne Seiler, 237313, James McCulloch
Roy Herman Semtner Jr., 237454, Nathaniel Healy
Brian Scott Shaver, 236897, Wendell Miller
Wyatt Scott Shaver, 236898, Wendell Miller
Carl Frederick Shifflette Jr., 236899, Bland Shifflett
Kelly Jon Smith MD, 237453, George Asbury
Stephen Adrian Smith, 236888, John Ellis
John Tex Spence, 237457, Emanuel Sodowsky
Daniel Patrick Surovic, 237634, Jacob Burkett
Scott Jackson Terrell, 237169, Israel Luce
Robert Braden Vaughan, 236883, Daniel Daniels
Charles Lucas Vickers, 237889, Richard Caswell
Alfredo Lopez Virgen, 237170, Conrad Foutz
Shelby Howard Williams III, 237886, George Hume
Anderson Sergeant Wise, 237455, John Cropper
Utah (7)
Walter C. Brooks, 238151, Joseph Taylor
Daniel Pearson Detjen, 237639, Jonas Hinman
James R.E. Detjen, 237637, Jonas Hinman
Elliott James Detjen, 237638, Jonas Hinman
Brent Levi Tenney, 237084, Benjamin Tenney
Lawrence Levi Tenney, 237085, Benjamin Tenney
Max Wankier Terry, 237314, Parshall Terry Sr.
Vermont (1)
Craig William Davis, 238020, Jacob Perkins
Virginia (83)
John Thomas Ashworth III, 237646, Watts Parker
Robert Dale Augst, 237469, Nicholas Harper
Frank Joseph Babetski, 237468, Jacob Woodward
Benjamin Gray Beasley, 237024, William Wells
William Charles Beckwith, 237086, Timothy Holcomb
John Wesley Bleed, 236908, Comfort Ludington
Richard Harris Brightwell, 236904, Reynold Brightwell
Tripp Corbett Brinkley, 237644, John McCoy
John Richard Bruner, 237833, William Wishart
Peter Thomas Bruner, 237832, William Wishart
Ralph Michael Bruner, 237831, William Wishart
Lucas Ingram Cade, 237825, John Lawson Irwin
Daniel Mark Cenci, 236905, Solomon Fontaine
Michael John Chambers, 236901, Frederick Mayberry
Robert Leslie Coggan, 237835, George Stocker/Stucker
Chris Alan Collver, 237901, Elias Hart
James Ashby Cromer, 237463, George Grant
Donald Edward Davis Jr., 237830, William Herndon
Ronald James DePue Jr., 236903, Benjamin Depue
James Arthur Ferreira, 237828, David Lynn Jr.
Ryan Thomas Fitzgerald, 237019, Timothy Fay
Samuel Thomas Francisco, 237177, Jean Pierre Normand
Christopher Aidan Friend, 237466, Henry Garvin
Robert Alexander Frye, 237912, Hardin Warner
Robert Mader Frye, 237911, Hardin Warner
Daniel Wilton Frye, 237910, Hardin Warner
Evan Spencer Garrett, 237897, Ambrose Rucker
Christopher Burleson Gill, 237649, Zeally Moss
Christopher Gill, 237648, Zeally Moss
Michael Jay Gillenwater, 237470, Elijah Gillenwater
Carter Bayne Gordon Jr., 237464, Robert Hairston
Stephen Donald Grisetti, 237651, William Jones
James Christian Grisetti, 237653, William Jones
Robert Louis Grisetti, 237652, William Jones
Mark James Hall, 237899, George Adam Waltz
James Charles Hancock, 237414, John Hancock
Andrew James Hancock, 237461, John Hancock
Chad Andrew Harris, 237642, Benjamin Lincoln
Albert Marion Hayes III, 236900, John Hays
Alfred James Henderson Jr., 237178, Lemuel Hardy
Christopher Douglas Hopkins, 237315, George Belcher
Arthur Clifton Houghton II, 237902, Robert Bowie
Herbert Marshall Hughes, 236906, John Sevier
Troy Matthew Hunter, 237465, Thomas Carmichael
Joel David Huttar, 237175, James Hadsall/Hadsell
Ronald Zachary Jacobs, 237316, George Hight
Loring Shaffer Jones IV, 237898, William Faris
Christopher Westervelt Kelly, 236902, Derick Westervelt
Mac David Kolar, 237640, Samuel Sale
Gerald Lewis Lelansky, 237172, John Wunderlich Sr.
Patrick Michael Lennon, 237896, Josiah Winn
Jason Daniel Lichtman, 237020, Timothy Fay
Christopher Michael Maher, 237176, James Hampton
Craig Williams Mastapeter, 237641, Frederick Filler
Gregory Wayne McNutt, 237826, Levi Davis
Landon David Mertel, 237023, Daniel Squire
Adrian Alejandro Meyer, 237647, Alexander Caldwell
Martin John Michlik, 237462, Samuel Bissell
Charles Arthur Miller, 237827, Archibauld McMurphy
Stephen Michael Mills, 237319, Joseph Ramage
Joseph Railton Morgan II, 237318, Nathaniel Morgan
Henry Martin Mottesheard, 237900, John Pyrtle
Brian Henry Nilsson, 237174, Jemima Johnson Fontaine
James Joseph O’Donnell, 237087, Andrew Grett
Dennis Joseph O’Donnell, 237089, Andrew Grett
Patrick Joseph O’Donnell, 237088, Andrew Grett
Steven Mark Patterson, 237904, John Whiteside
James Michael Qualls, 237650, John Barber
Brandon Michael Randall, 237829, George Patten
Edward Neal Riddle, 237467, Nathan Morgan
Brooks Christian Rivenburg, 237906, John Whiteside
Daron Patrick Rivenburg, 237905, John Whiteside
Richard Scott Saunders, 238204, Zachariah Sanders
Harrison Godwin Saunders, 237909, Charles Harrison
Brian Gray Scruby, 237645, James Bowen
Phillip J. Snedegar, 236907, Moses Fleshman
Ernest Maynard Snowden II, 237022, Richard Beckett
William Hayden Sterling III, 237834, Zachariah Nance
Sur Eric Stewart, 237173, Joseph Sumner
William Kirk Stickley, 237021, Benjamin Stickley
Zachariah Robert Joseph Vandermeuse-Siteki, 237903, Ephraim Doane
Jerry Ellsworth Ward Jr., 237643, William Langhorne
David Harding Zimmerman, 237317, John Patterson
Washington (43)
Robert Andrew Atwood, 237091, Wait Atwood
James Lancaster Barlow III, 237837, William Martin
Bruce William Blackburn, 237654, William Blackburn
Brian Lee Blackburn, 237656, William Blackburn
Phillip Glen Blackburn, 237655, William Blackburn
John Adam Brightbill, 238155, Philip Heckert
Michael Browne, 236909, William Broderick
Leslie Scott Chamberlin-Brown, 238021, William Chamberlain
Ronald Edward Church, 238023, Peter Eckley
H Beecher Dierdorff, 237322, Henry Dierdorff
Edwin Prentice Dierdorff, 237321, Henry Dierdorff
Wesley David Edminister, 237836, Noah Edminster
James Allen Giles Jr., 238154, Ebenezer Giles Jr.
Andrew Wayne Gould, 237324, Isaac Christiance/Christiaance
Clinton Stanley Gould, 237325, Isaac Christiance/Christiaance
Jake Austin Gould, 237326, Isaac Christiance/Christiaance
Michael Andrew Gould, 237327, Isaac Christiance/Christiaance
Warren Anthony Hines, 238153, John Anthony
Kyle C Kenyon, 238022, Samuel Pickerill
Paul Dean Klahr, 237090, Johann Philip Valentin Klare
James Abraham Garfield Lightburn, 237320, Benjamin Tallman/Tolman
Matt Bryon Luckenbach, 237657, Elias Boyer
Brian William Meeks, 236910, John Meeks
Luis Edward Munoz Miller, 238158, Daniel Dill
Kyle Kingston Mills, 237180, Jacob Hedrick
Richard K. Murrietta, 238152, Roswell Caulkins/Calkins
Stanley Howard Oliver, 238160, William Oliver
Richard Stuart Oliver, 238163, William Oliver
Harvey Russell Oliver, 238162, William Oliver
Harold Bartlett Oliver, 238161, Wiilliam Oliver
Stanley Dexter Oliver, 238159, William Oliver
Russell Henry Oliver, 238156, William Oliver
Elon Harris Opp, 237659, Daniel Byington
Rowan Eugene Opp, 237660, Daniel Byington
Aaron Richard Opp, 237658, Daniel Byington
Patrick Ronald Rice, 236912, James Glass
Michael Ford Roberto, 237179, Ashbel Hollister
Matthew Robert Skone, 236911, Nathan Buttrick
John Weldon Whiteaker, 237323, Hancrist Carlock
James Wesley Widdis Jr., 237661, Christopher Lambert
Bruce Luxton Williams, 238157, Andrew McClaughry
Bryce Alexander Woodruff, 237838, Abednego Inman
Daniel Denali Woodruff, 237839, Abednego Inman
West Virginia (44)
Garold Howard Church Jr., 238205, Thomas Cunningham
Richard Dale Cook, 238025, John Cook
Grover Lemon Evans, 237092, Abraham Van Meter
Raymond Osbourn Flagg, 237034, Ebenezer Flagg
Steven Albert Gallo, 237482, Daniel Brenneman
Gary Steven Glover, 237474, Caleb Furbee/Ferebee
Zachary Daniel Gonzalez, 237480, James Ellison Jr.
Benjamin Davis Gonzalez, 237479, James Ellison Jr.
Matthew Lee Harvey, 237483, John Canterbury
William Henry Kouns, 237663, John Drury
Spencer Finnegan Kouns, 237669, John Drury
Andrew William Kouns, 237665, John Drury
John Todd Kouns, 237671, John Drury
Nathaniel Alfredo Kouns, 237667, John Drury
John Andrew Kouns, 237664, John Drury
Sebastian Wilder Kouns, 237668, John Drury
Kenneth Camden Kouns, 237670, John Drury
Andrew Lawson Kouns II, 237666, John Drury
Josiah Kenneth Lilly I, 238024, David Via
Charles Jennings Mildren, 237328, Charles Parsons
James Leon Miracle, 237093, Richard Dotson
Colin Jackson Nickell, 237675, George Adam Mohler Jr.
Tanner Joseph Nickell, 237673, George Adam Mohler Jr.
Camden Richard Nickell, 237674, George Adam Mohler Jr.
Kenneth McMurran Nickell, 237672, George Adam Mohler Jr.
Charles Daniel Paddy, 237473, Peter Houck
Matthew William Poe, 237475, James Pressnal
Samuel Grant Poe, 237477, James Pressnal
Luke Thomas Poe, 237476, James Pressnal
Claude Raye III, 237676, Jesse Ray
Caleb Stoker Reid, 237679, Nathaniel Bradstreet
Eli Bradstreet Reid, 237678, Nathaniel Bradstreet
Ian Bradstreet Reid, 237677, Nathaniel Bradstreet
Seth Gregory Sams, 237478, Michael Cox
Andrew Allen Smith, 237472, Christian Funk
Gary Wayne Snedegar, 237481, John Cook/Cooke
Clarence Edward Spiker, 237471, Abraham Kettell
John Michael Walker, 237662, William Dorton Jr.
Thomas Charles Wellington, 238206, Ebenezer Wellington
Lewis Charles Wellington, 238210, Ebenezer Wellington
Nathan Joseph Wellington, 238209, Ebenezer Wellington
Spencer Thomas Wellington, 238208, Ebenezer Wellington
David John Wellington, 238207, Ebenezer Wellington
Bryan Curtis West, 237329, Christian Faber/Fauber
Wisconsin (14)
Collin Scot Abel, 238166, Elisha Ticknor
Scot Fredrick Abel, 238165, Elisha Ticknor
Mark Howard Alling, 237331, Isaac Cody
Noah Jaren Alling, 237332, Isaac Cody
Scott James Bradford, 237330, Andrew Bradford
Dennis Eugene Davis, 238167, Frederick Diehl
Eric Reid Hill, 237025, Conrad Stump
Ryder James Hill, 237027, Conrad Stump
Jackson Reid Hill, 237026, Conrad Stump
Andrew Craig Laine, 238164, Thomas Craig
Joshua Royce Redlin, 237028, Barnett/Barent Dutcher
George Edward Rouse, 236913, Jacques Rouse
Ronald Eugeen White, 238169, Thomas White
Alexander Robert White, 238168, Thomas White
Wyoming (1)
James Michael Reed, 237094, Thomas Shannon
All Compatriots are invited to attend the functions listed. Your state society or chapter may be included in four consecutive issues at $6 per line (45 characters). Send copy and payment to the SAR Magazine, 809 West Main Street, Louisville, KY 40202; checks payable to Treasurer General, NSSAR.
ARIZONA
P Phoenix Chapter meets for lunch every Tuesday at Miracle Mile Deli at 4433 North 16th Street, Phoenix, AZ. Meetings are informal and start at 11 am. Contact Chuck Howey (602) 818-7635, Howeycn@q.com.
P Tucson Chapter, serving Tucson and southern Arizona. Meets the fourth Saturday of the month, September-May. Visitors welcome. Denny Scanlan at dennyscanlan@ gmail.com.
CALIFORNIA
P Orange County Chapter meets second Saturday. Monthly except July-August at the Sizzler Restaurant, 11:30 Lunch Meeting, 1401 North Harbor Blvd., Fullerton. Contact Chapter President Philip Mitchell (714) 328-7714.
P Sons of Liberty Chapter, Los Angeles, meets at noon the third Saturday of every odd-numbered month at the Tam O’Shanter, 2820 Los Feliz Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90039. Lunch served. Guests, prospective members, family, DAR welcome. Near Universal Studios and Hollywood. Can RSVP, events on website at sons-of-liberty-sar.org
FLORIDA
P Brier Creek Chapter, Sylvania, GA, meets the first Thursday of each month at Wall’s Diner, 402 Mims Rd.,
Sylvania, GA 40367. Supper at 5:30 p.m. with meeting at 6:30 p.m. Spouses are encouraged and everyone is invited. Call Lee Herron for more info (706) 831-6600. Visit “Brier Creek Chapter SAR in Sylvania, GA” on Facebook to keep up with the Skunk Brigade.
P Clearwater Chapter meets at the Dunedin Country Club,1050 Palm Blvd., Dunedin, FL on the third Wednesday of the month September through May.Contact Dwight McEntire at (727) 460-5308 or email jdmcentire.sar@gmail.com.
P Fort Lauderdale Chapter, 11:30 a.m. lunch, typically third Saturday except August and December. Call (954) 345-6276 for location and to RSVP, or visit us at www. fortlauderdalesar.org
P Lake-Sumter Chapter, luncheon meeting, 11 a.m., first Saturday of the month, October-June. Call (352) 589-5565.
P Naples Chapter meets at 11:30 the second Thursday October-May at the Tiburon Golf Club, AirportPulling Road and Vanderbilt Beach Road. Guests and prospective members welcome. Call Tom Woodruff, (239) 732-0602 or visit www.NaplesSAR.org
P St. Lucie River Chapter, 11 a.m. lunch, second Saturday of the month, October-May, Mission Bar B Q, 1407 NW St. Lucie West Blvd., Port St. Lucie, Fla. Call (772) 812-1136.
P Tampa Chapter meets at the
Arthenia L. Joyner Community Library, 13619 N. 22nd St., Tampa, FL on the second Saturday of the month, Sept-May. Contact Will Wagner-Hart: (813) 391-6490 or wawagnerhart@gmail.com for details.
P Withlacoochee Chapter meets at the Historical Chinsegut Hill Conference Center, 22495 Chinsegut Hill Road, Brooksville, FL at 10:30 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month except June through August. Guests are welcome. Contact Steven Hohman, (352) 815-8099, or Richard Bailey, (813) 469-2341, or visit www.withsar.org
GEORGIA
P Captain John Collins Chapter, Marietta, GA, meets the third Tuesday of each month at the Hudson Grille, Barrett Pavilion, 2500 Cobb Place Lane, Kennesaw, GA. Dinner and Social 6 p.m., Meeting at 7 p.m. Spouses, family members and guests welcome. Call Bill Edelen (678) 485-4564 or visit www.johncollinssar. org
P Cherokee Chapter, Canton, GA, meets the second Tuesday of each month at Sidelines Grille, 147 Reinhardt College Parkway, Canton, GA 30114. Meeting start time is 12 noon, but arrive anytime after 11 AM for lunch. All SAR members, spouses, family members,and guests are welcome.
Consult: cherokeechapter.com or on Facebook: SAR Georgia Society Cherokee Chapter.
P Mount Vernon Chapter SAR meets second Tuesday of each month in Dunwoody, Ga. (except July, Aug.)Visit MountVernonSAR.org for details.
P Piedmont Chapter, 8 a.m. breakfast meeting on the third Saturday at the Roswell Rec Center, Roswell Park, 10495 Woodstock Road, Roswell. Call Bob Sapp, (770) 971-0189 or visit www. PiedmontChapter.org.
P Robert Forsyth Chapter, Cumming, Ga., 2nd Thursday (except January/July). Golden Corral, 2025 Marketplace Blvd. Dinner 6 p.m., meeting 7 p.m. Or see www.RobertForsythSAR.org
KENTUCKY
P Capt. John Metcalfe Chapter, dinner meeting at 6 p.m., first Thursday in March, June, September and November, Country Cupboard, McCoy Ave., Madisonville.
NEW JERSEY
P Col. Richard Somers Chapter meets on the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Fred & Ethel’s. 1 N. New York Road, Galloway, N.J. All visitors are welcome. Contact Paul Tucci atsecretary@colrichardsomers.com for more details. Our website is www. colrichardsomers.com.
PENNSYLVANIA
P Continental Congress Chapter Please join us for our Chapter meetings and events. Luncheon meetings held quarterly with a Picnic in September. Events occurring regularly, covering Adams, York, and Lancaster counties. SAR, DAR, C.A.R. and
guests are all invited. Please contact Joseph M. Clark, milledgeclark@ gmail.com for details.
P Gen. Arthur St. Clair Chapter meets every third Saturday at 12:00, Hoss’s Restaurant, Greensburg. For information, call (724) 527-5917.
P Philadelphia Continental Chapter, meetings, luncheons, dinners and functions monthly except July and August. William H. Baker, 929 Burmont Road, Drexel Hill, PA, wbaklava@aol.com, www. PCCSAR.org
P Pittsburgh Chapter meets quarterly at various locations around Pittsburgh with a guest speaker, luncheon and a business meeting. For more information, visit www.sarpgh.com or contact Jason Miller at jsmiller.pgh@ gmail.com.
TEXAS
P Alexander Hodge Chapter #49 meets at 6:30 pm the last Tuesday of every month for a General Meeting at Spring Creek BBQ in Missouri City. The address is 4895 Hwy 6. Our website is www. hodgesar.org to confirm meeting. All are welcome.
P Dallas Chapter meets the second Saturday of each month at 8 a.m. for breakfast, with meeting starting at 9 a.m. at Ventana by Buckner, South Tower, Grand Hall, 8301 N US 75-Central Expressway, Dallas, TX 75225. Our website is texassar.org/Dallas
P Patrick Henry Chapter meets on the 3rd Saturday of every month at 11 a.m. at the Texas Land & Cattle Company, 5510 S. IH-35 Frontage Road, Austin, www.austinsar.org, Joseph Burton, President. The meetings change to the Austin Woman’s Club for the February and September sessions.
P San Antonio Chapter meets at 11:30 a.m. every third Wednesday
at The Petroleum Club. No meetings in July and August. Visit our site at www.texassar.org/SanAntonio for more information. Reservations are required. Please contact Dan Farris at (660) 591-6709 or at danfarris98@ gmail.com.
VIRGINIA
P George Washington Chapter meets at 11:30 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month, except June through August. Discover more about our dynamic, award-winning chapter at https://gwsar.org/ today! For additional details, select ‘Contact’ from the main menu. (Alexandria, VA)
P Williamsburg Chapter meets at 11:30 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month (Feb- Nov) at Ford’s Colony Country Club off Longhill Road in Williamsburg. Lunch should be purchased one week in advance. For more information about chapter activities, visit www. williamsburgsar.org or contact Treasurer Bill Dorn at wrdorn48@ gmail.com.
WASHINGTON
P Alexander Hamilton Chapter meets at 9 a.m., third Saturday of the month, except July and August. The December meeting is for Installation of Officers or the Christmas Party. Tower Lanes Entertainment, 6323 Sixth Avenue, Tacoma, WA. No host buffet begins at 8:30 a.m. Buffet charge: $17. Email jherr11@ hotmail.com.
dP Seattle Chapter 9-10 a.m. breakfast, 10-11:30 a.m. meeting at 126th St. Bar & Grill, 12255 Aurora Avenue North, Seattle WA. Meets second Saturday of each month except June, July, August and December. Contact stuart.g.webber@gmail.com.
