Genealogy Corner
How to Correctly Enter Service Description and Proof of Service Fields on SAR Applications
By Denise F. Hall, senior GenealoGist, nssar
The most common errors we see on applications are those involving service descriptions and proofs of service, and how they are entered; probably more than 90 percent are incorrectly stated.
Description of Service
Toward the top of each application is a field where the Patriot’s name is to be entered. Enter only his or her name; do not include a title or rank before the name. Following the name is a field to enter a description of service, preceded by: “who assisted in establishing American Independence while acting in the capacity of.” This field is where the service being claimed for that Patriot is to be entered. No DAR or SAR national numbers or Patriot numbers belong in this field. Simply state the service. When genealogy staff members approve applications, they write abbreviations for service and the categories that service fits into in a space above the Patriot section toward the top of the application. Those abbreviations do not belong in the description of service, since they are not unique to any one Patriot, but may help separate Patriots of the same name when our genealogists search for documentation files previously submitted.
Examples:
Private, Capts Purvis, Jones, 5th regiment, NY. (The abbreviation we write on the app would be Pvt NY.)
Member, Committee of Safety; Paid supply tax 1782; Took Oath of Allegiance; Juror. VA (The abbreviations for this Patriot’s service would be PS CS VA, because the first three are patriotic service and the last, civil service.) Do not enter the terms “patriotic service,” “civil service” or “military service” in the description of service field, since those are categories of service and not the actual service having been performed.
Please avoid entering entire paragraphs enumerating every detail of a Patriot’s service. For instance, when service is taken from a book like Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors, there is no need to copy and paste entire paragraphs outlining every movement that soldier made.
Take a hint from DAR record copies, if using for proof. The most current description of service and proof of service, as well as the Patriot’s identifying data (date and place of birth and death) will be stated on the cover page of those record copies. Use that data, rather than the data for the Patriot’s generation and service description/proofs on that record copy, because that data may have been updated since that application was approved. DAR never makes changes on previously approved applications; changes are only reflected on that cover page. By “cover page,” I refer to the
page that replaces the actual first page of a DAR application that contains the contact information for that member, which DAR redacts when issuing a record copy. There is no need to submit (or print) the page that precedes every record copy ordered.
Proof of Service
The field for proof of service differs on the electronic application when compared to the older PDF and Word versions. On the electronic version, this field is directly below the description of service field; on the older versions, it is on the second page following the references (for lineage) section, and reads: “References to Ancestor’s Revolutionary War Service,” which is a bit confusing. Some applicants interpret that as a space where the description of service is to be entered, but on all applications, this field is for entering the actual sources from which the service was derived (proven). [Note: Service cannot be proven by family genealogies or biographical articles in county histories or in newspaper articles written decades or even centuries later; proofs must be derived from authoritative, record-of-the-day sources. Service also cannot be taken from DAR or SAR lineage books or any other compilations derived from applications.] Again, if using a DAR application for the proof of service, use the proof stated on the cover page. If no DAR applications have been approved on the Patriot in the years since DAR began stating this on the cover page, it won’t appear there, so use what is stated on the last page of that record copy.
If proof of service is taken from a previously approved SAR application, there is no need to reference that member’s national number; simply state the actual proof of service. That national number will already be cited in the lineage reference section. If that earlier application only states another SAR number or does not state any actual proof of service in that field, that proof will need to be determined, submitted and entered in this field.
If proof of service is taken from a DAR application, state: “DAR# 123456 cites …” The same holds true if a previously approved DAR application was used to prove a previously approved SAR application.
Example:
DAR# 876996 cites Roberts, NY in the Revolution, pp 144, 247, 249.
If more than one source is used to prove service, place a semicolon (;) between each source listed.
As with all the tips discussed in Genealogy Corner, we offer these instructions to speed up the review process and hopefully decrease turnaround time in the process!
Please email me at dhall@sar.org with any questions about this article.
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
In April, Mark Hubbs presented a program on “Revolutionary Weapons.” Afterward, Hubbs was given an NSSAR Challenge Coin by Chapter Vice President Ron Burson and Chapter President Eric Sloughfy.
Gen. Galvez Chapter
In June, the SAR and DAR held a flag ceremony and had a pavilion display at Orange Beach at the Wharf. The display and ceremonies commemorated two epic events in American history. On June 14, 1775, the Second Continental Congress authorized the raising of a national American Army composed of soldiers from all 13 Colonies and called it the Continental Army, with George Washington as commander in chief. The Continental Army was the first national institution of the United States.
On June 17, 1775, 2,300 British troops assaulted the defense positions of 3,500 Americans at the base of Bunker Hill on the Charlestown Peninsula next to Boston. After two bloody attacks failed, a third British attack forced the Americans to withdraw, as they ran out of ammunition. The battle was a disaster for the British, with more than 1,000 casualties, almost half of the assault forces, while the total number of Colonial casualties was 400. In one afternoon, the British Army lost a quarter its officers deployed to North America. The fight was a huge morale boost for the American cause, as it proved the Colonials could improvise and effectively fight the world’s most powerful empire.
ARIZONA SAR
Tucson Chapter
On April 26, the chapter held its annual Law Enforcement Awards breakfast with 16 honorees.
This awards ceremony is one of the country’s largest, due to its unique location. The chapter was honored by the presence of President General (2017-18) Warren Alter and his wife, Nancy. PG Alter is a retired Pima County Sheriff’s Department chief. There were 120 attendees.
CALIFORNIA SAR
Redwood Empire Chapter
Past President Bill Van Valkenburg and Color Guard Commander Bill Nay, in his Continental Marine uniform, presented “Decade of the American Revolution,” for the fifthgrade classes at Sequoia Elementary School in Santa Rosa. Compatriot Nay presented the CASSAR Coin to teachers Chelsea Borell and Sarah Peterson, right.
COLORADO SAR
The Mount Evans Chapter Color Guard participated in the Memorial Day ceremony co-sponsored by American Legion Post 2001. The Mountain Rendezvous DAR Chapter, which co-sponsored the event, handed out poppies, a Memorial Day custom since World War I.
The Post 2001 Honor Guard posted colors, and the SAR fired a musket salute as a wreath was laid honoring the dead from all wars, below.
CONNECTICUT SAR
In April, the society commemorated the 250th anniversary of the Lexington Alarm with a grave-marking ceremony at Woodstock Hill Cemetery for five Patriots who served in the 11th Regiment of Connecticut Militia and answered the alarm in April of 1775. The 11th Regiment was composed of companies from Woodstock, Pomfret and Killingly, Conn., and it was Israel Putnam’s hometown militia regiment, where he served as its lieutenant colonel prior to the Revolution. The event also marked the 30th anniversary of the 11th Connecticut Regiment Living History/Color Guard Unit of the Gen. Israel Putnam Branch, a detachment of the Connecticut Line CTSSAR. The Patriots honored were Gen. Samuel McClellan, Capt. Benjamin Lyon Sr., Capt. Ephraim Manning II, Doctor David Holmes Jr. and Private John Flynn.
Following the grave-marking ceremony, the society held an SAR 250 Liberty Tree dedication in honor of McClellan of Woodstock. In April 1775, McClellan led the Troop of Horse of the 11th Connecticut Regiment that answered the Lexington Alarm. Around 4,000 men answered the alarm, including 184 men from Woodstock, following the skirmishes at Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775. The 11th Connecticut Regiment’s commander, Col. Ebenezer Williams, stated on April 20, 1775, “that it will be expedient for every man to go who is fit and willing.” CTSSAR dedicated a “Jefferson” elm Liberty Tree on South Woodstock Common. McClellan’s wife planted “The McClellan Elms” to commemorate his departure for Cambridge in April 1775, and the CTSSAR planted an elm tree 250 years later on the same South Woodstock Common in his honor in front of his historic house, above.
On April 19, the Line marched in both the morning Concord Patriots’ Day 250 Parade and the afternoon Lexington Patriots’ Day 250 Parade in Massachusetts in commemoration of the “Shot Heard Round the World.”
DAKOTA SAR
The society held its annual meeting May 3 in Rapid City, S.D. Four members attended. President Jim Clement, VP/
Registrar Stuart Rice and Secretary/Treasurer Don Kellogg were elected.
Below, Dakota Society member Bobby Joe Holman received the War Service Medal and Vietnam Bar. From left, Caleb Dustman, Stuart Rice, Bobby Joe Holman, Don Kellogg and James Clement.
DELAWARE SAR
Caesar Rodney Chapter
The chapter held a Patriot grave marking in Dover for Dr. Charles Ridgely, Esq., a doctor and lawmaker before and during the Revolution, for his service on the Boston Relief Committee and as a delegate to the State Constitutional Convention in 1776.
Attending were some of his direct descendants, a number of whom attend the church that Dr. Ridgely is buried alongside. Also attending were two young gentlemen in Colonial garb who have become part of our regular events: Owen McKinney and James Guo. Family members present were Daniel Shephard Ridgely and Nathan Charles Ridgely, both fifth great-grandsons of the Patriot, and John Henry Ridgely, Justice Henry Dupont Ridgely and Nicholas Ridgely, fourth great-grandsons.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SAR
Guests at April’s DCSSAR Awards Banquet and Installation of Officers at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington, Va., were ecstatic about the arrival of 96-yearold DCSAR life member Peter Dixon. A member since Feb. 29, 1960, Dixon served as DCSSAR president in 1977-78 and Vice President General 1998-99. He was awarded the Minuteman Medal in 1999. Peter may well be SAR’s oldest “active” member.
Special guests were introduced by DCSSAR President Brock Bierman.
After dinner, Dixon was the recipient of the DCSSAR Honor in Service Cross, expressing esteem for those who perform acts of benefit beyond themselves and, in this case, for service to DCSSAR.
The guest presenter was Alfred D. Hagen. Born and raised in the Philadelphia area, Hagen spent his formative years as a wildcat carpentry contractor roaming the Alaskan frontier. In the late 1970s, he traveled to Alaska to find employment on the Oil Pipeline Project. Hagen attended the University of Alaska and worked as a carpenter on the weekends. Through this journey, Hagen learned about the construction industry from the ground up. When he moved back to Bucks County (Pa.) in 1979, Hagen continued working as a carpentry contractor.
SAR Secretary General Mike Elston administered the oath to the recently elected DCSSAR officers. The gavel was presented to President Geoffrey L. Newman, who received the DCSAR presidential badge and ribbon from Bierman.
FLORIDA SAR
St. Augustine Chapter
In February, the chapter held its Liberty Tree dedication at the Oldest House Museum, St. Augustine, below. With
the collaboration of the Maria Jefferson Chapter, DAR, and the St. Augustine Historical Society, this ceremony became a first for the nation’s oldest city. The tree chosen was a 175-year-old indigenous Florida live oak located within the gardens of the Oldest House.
In attendance were several notables, including George and Martha Washington (Bill and Clara Elder, respectively). An added attraction featured the George Washington Field and Staff Tent. The Florida Society of Liberty Brigade presented the colors with 14 guardsmen. A granite marker was installed at the tree’s base bearing the inscription to commemorate the dedication, ensuring the story of the Liberty Tree endures for generations.
In May, the chapter presented Sea Cadet Petty Officer 2 Daniel Kaldaru with the Bronze Good Citizenship Medal at the annual St. Augustine Sea Cadet Battalion Graduation and Awards Ceremony for his high level in citizenship.
St. Petersburg Chapter
At the March 15 meeting, the speaker was Past Chapter President Doug Maddox, who spoke about Bay Pines National Cemetery. The chapter was given the Partners in Patriotism Award and a certificate of appreciation for sponsoring the George Washington Dinner held at the Yacht Club on Feb. 22.
On April 12, our speaker was Richard Jordan, a member of the Nobel Prize Nomination Committee.
In May, Lt. Col. Kevin Miller (Ret.), head of the Northeast High School JROTC, spoke. He brought Cadets Alexa Rose and Kristina Sytsevich, who discussed their JROTC experiences.
GEORGIA SAR
Gen. Lafayette, below, center (portrayed by by Charles Wissinger), was greeted by the Georgia Color Guard Militia and Skunk Brigade upon his arrival in Savannah to celebrate the 200th anniversary of his 1825 tour. Thanks to Caleb Kinard, right, drummer; Dan McMicheal, Steve Burke, Dess Smith, Lee Herrin, Alton Reynolds and John
President Geoffrey Newman, DCSAR lifetime member Peter Dixon and DCSAR Past President Brock Bierman.
Trussell for their support of the event, viewed by hundreds of Savannah citizens. The brass band from Fort Stewart provided music for the celebration.
P P P
Gen. Lafayette observed as the Georgia Militia, under the command of Scott Collins, fired a threeround volley to honor Lafayette’s visit to Meadow Garden and Georgia on March 23.
Special thanks to Steve Burke, Lee Herron, Alton Reynolds, Gary Mason, Ruskin Powell, Don McCarty, Tom Jacques, Ray Crumbley and the Skunk Brigade and Militia for their support of these events.
ILLINOIS SAR
Lewis and Clark Chapter
On behalf of the chapter, Compatriot Brett Manis II presented the SAR JROTC Outstanding Cadet Medal for 2025 to O’Fallon Township High School AFJROTC Cadet Major Kyra Gallagher, right.
Long Knives Chapter
in Old Shawneetown, Ill. The parade started with three volleys from the Chapter Color Guard. After the parade, members were able to view the sword that Gen. Lafayette gave to the Kaskaskia Masonic Lodge 200 years ago.
The chapter has planted 16 Liberty Trees, one in each county the Long Knives Chapter serves.
INDIANA SAR
In March, the INSSAR and NSSAR hosted a joint Patriot grave marking in Charlestown. Guardsmen from nine states helped to honor John Armstrong. The color guard was led by National Commander Scott Collins.
President General Daryl Addington brought greetings, and two Vice Presidents General joined four state presidents to make the event memorable.
SAR Museum Curator Zac Distel discussed Armstrong’s personal effects, which will be part of the museum’s collection once it opens. Several of the artifacts were on display at the Galt House during Spring Leadership.
Armstrong descendant Ellen Denning Smith presented the Patriot’s in-depth biography.
IOWA SAR
Compatriot Mike Rowley, representing the Central Iowa Chapter and IOSSAR, took part in the Iowa National Guard Camp Dodge Commandery Retreat on May 22. Soldiers of each era from the Revolutionary War to present day were represented, below.
The first half of 2025 was busy. Jena Copher, below, was awarded the Bronze Good Citizenship Medal for her commitment and dedication to serving our veterans at the Marion Veterans Hospital in Marion, Ill. The chapter continued its longstanding service to help local veterans by donating to the Southern Illinois Honor Flight. Several members participated in the Bicentennial of Lafayette’s Farewell Tour
KENTUCKY SAR
Big Sandy Chapter
The America250 Patriot Bench was delivered and installed in the courtyard of the Pike County Courthouse, right, under
the watchful eyes of Chapter President Edward Keeton, Treasurer Samuel Davidson Hatcher and Secretary Roger Ratliff.
LOUISIANA SAR
The Dr. Enemund Meullion Chapter honored Turner Bynum (P-126911) with the placement of a Patriot Memorial Marker in the Old Rapides Cemetery in Pineville, La. This event was held in observance of the SAR America250 celebration by the LASSAR and attended by multiple compatriots from across Louisiana.
Oliver Pollack Chapter
The 2025 Memorial Day Avenue of Flags, above, hosted by the Oliver Pollock Chapter in Lake Charles, displayed 1,233 veteran casket flags and numerous specialty flags, including a 48-star flag and a 15-star flag. The chapter hosts the biannual event every Memorial and Veterans Day at the Orange Grove Cemetery. The chapter also planted Louisiana’s first Liberty Tree at the cemetery.
MAINE SAR
The MESSAR held its state meeting in Waterville in May, where Roy Caron of the Friends of Fort Halifax gave a talk on the fort, located on the nearby Kennebec River. Following lunch, the society was invited to tour the Asa Reddington House Museum by Waterville Historical Society President Jessica Couture. Asa Reddington was a member of Gen. George Washington’s color guard.
MARYLAND SAR
Col. Tench
Tilghman Chapter
More than 15 members, associates and prospective members marched in the
Chestertown Tea Party Festival Parade on May 24 for the second year in a row. Four C.A.R. members also marched. The SAR manned a booth, distributed literature about the SAR and DAR, and identified several new prospective members.
Col. John Eager Howard Chapter
In June, the chapter held a 250th Anniversary event honoring Col. John Eager Howard at Grey Rock Mansion, his ancestral homestead, above. Author John Beakes offered a brief but engaging history of Col. Howard’s contributions to the fight for independence.
MISSISSIPPI SAR
Dr. Joseph Warren Chapter
At the October chapter meeting in Vicksburg, the featured speaker was the Marquis de Lafayette, portrayed by Compatriot Jerry Lilly of Oxford.
Lilly was dressed in period costume and spoke with a French accent. The public event was attended by members of the local SAR and DAR chapters.
MISSOURI SAR
Independence Chapter
Chapter Past President Stephen Sullins presented PO3 Gavin Napier an NSSAR Bronze Good Citizenship Medal as part of the Harry S Truman Sea Cadet
Recognition Ceremony. Napier was recognized for his exceptional leadership by Commanding Officer Denise Litewski and Executive Officer Lt. Carey Monaghan. He was accompanied by his parents, Christopher and Christine Napier.
From left, SAR Associate Rick Cullota, Compatriots
Dr. Warren Tewes and Dr. Conway Gregory and Native American Drew Shuptar.
From left, Denise Litewski, Stephen Sullins, PO3 Gavin Napier, Christine Napier, Christopher Napier and Lt. Carey Monaghan.
NEW JERSEY SAR
In June, the NJSSAR held its annual meeting aboard the battleship USS New Jersey, the most decorated battleship in U.S. Navy history. President Chris Sands and NJSSAR officers conducted the society’s business meeting after the colors were posted by Color Guard Commander Ed Gidden and an eight-member detail.
The USS New Jersey, an Iowa-class battleship, was launched on the first anniversary of Pearl Harbor and saw action in World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Middle East in the 1980s.
Spring is busy with five major battle anniversaries. This year’s schedule included a spring muster, monument and sign dedications and the first annual meeting of the society to be held aboard the USS New Jersey
On April 12, the NJSSAR Color Guard conducted a wreath laying to commemorate the Battle of Bound Brook, fought April 13, 1777, in Bound Brook, N.J. This year marked the battle’s first commemoration as a National SAR Event.
NJSSAR Color Guard Commander Ed Glidden led a detail consisting of Gary Beauregard, Roger Williams, Rob Schulte, Peter Moller, Richard Serfass, Ken McGill, Dave Tinker, Frank Hadley and Tom Damico.
On April 13, 1777, a four-column force of 4,000 British Crown troops led by Lord Charles Cornwallis attacked a small American garrison of about 500 commanded by Gen. Benjamin Lincoln in the town of Bound Brook. The objective: capture the garrison and provisions. An advance column led by Hessian Jaeger scouts attacked too soon, spoiling the coordinated surprise attack, and were pinned down by Colonial soldiers who put up a spirited resistance at the Old Stone Arch Bridge. The skirmish bought precious time for the bulk of the American force in Bound Brook as British forces poured into the area. When a second column of 1,000 British soldiers attacked, the Colonists successfully retreated, escaping the trap.
The Rev. James Caldwell and his wife, Hannah, were two important Revolutionary War figures in New Jersey. The NJSSAR Color Guard on June 21 took part in a ceremony led by the Union County Historical Society to rededicate the Caldwells’ tomb and monument in the
cemetery of the First Presbyterian Church in Elizabeth. The “Fighting Parson” was known for his fiery pro-Revolution sermons that helped recruit men to the cause. When Hannah was killed in the Battle of Connecticut Farms in 1780, her martyrdom further inspired patriotism at a time when Americans had grown weary after years of fighting.
The next day, the color guard joined in the dedication of a new historical and educational sign in Milburn, N.J., also honoring the Battles of Springfield and Connecticut Farms. The sign was designed and installed by the nonprofit Forgotten Victory Trail, which dedicates itself to establishing monuments and signs that preserve the memory of the battles, which is quite a challenge in a heavily developed area such as northeast New Jersey.
Commemorating of the 247th Anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth
SAR Color Guardsmen from five states performed a wreath laying at Battle of Monmouth Weekend, June 28, at the State Park. Wreaths were placed by the NJSSAR, NJDAR and the Society of the Cincinnati in the State of New Jersey, honoring all who fought in the battle on June 28, 1778. It was Gen. Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben, the drillmaster of Valley Forge, whose diligence and instruction helped turn the Continental Army into the disciplined and powerful force. The benefits of that training, imparted during the 1777-78 winter encampment at Valley Forge, were first seen on a major scale at Monmouth. Chapter President Jake Rue organized the ceremony.
Commemorating the Battles of Springfield and Connecticut Farms
This National SAR Event commemorating the Battles of Connecticut Farms and Springfield, fought June 7 and 23, 1780, respectively, was held on June 14 in Springfield, N.J., at First Presbyterian Church. Rain prevented the laying of a wreath in Battleground Cemetery and the traditional march to the church. Instead, wreaths were presented inside the church by the New Jersey DAR and its Church and Cannon Chapter, led by Heather Sanford, and the
The commoration of the anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth.
NJSSAR, represented by NJSSAR
President Chris Sands, a color guard member and president of the West Fields Chapter—which contains both Springfield and the town of Union, formerly known as Connecticut Farms—Color Guard Commander Ed Glidden and Adjutant Jay Hershey, former president of the West Fields Chapter.
It was on the steps of First Presbyterian, squarely on the site of the Battle of Springfield, that the immortal “Fighting Parson” Rev. James Caldwell uttered the famous words, “Give ’em Watts, boys!” while tearing pages from hymnals to be used as wadding for the guns.
The Battles of Connecticut Farms and Springfield were fought in neighboring towns two weeks apart.
The Battle of the Short Hills 248th Anniversary Commemoration
On June 26, the NJSSAR Color Guard helped honor the 248th anniversary of the Battle of the Short Hills, fought June 26, 1777. The ceremony took place in Edison, N.J., in a preserved part of the battlefield now designated as Oak Tree Pond Historic Park. The NJSSAR Color Guard was led by Adjutant Jay Hershey and joined by SAR National Trustee Peter Moller and fellow NJSSAR Color Guard members Frank Hadley, David Nelson and Robert Anderson.
Walter Stochel of the Metuchen-Scotch Plains Historical Society gave a short talk about the battle. The event was televised locally.
NEW MEXICO SAR
Gadsden Chapter
The chapter color guard posted the colors for a naturalization ceremony held in Las Cruces, where 199 applicants from 20 countries were sworn in as new citizens. One new citizen was WOSAR Andrea Vallejos from South Africa, wife of Compatriot T.J. Vallejos. The presiding judge said, “You have now earned the right to complain about government employees.”
EMPIRE STATE SAR (New York)
The Battle of Brooklyn and 1st New York Continental chapters hosted a trifold 250th Anniversary event April 12 at Green-Wood Cemetery, the final resting place of more than 60 Revolutionary War Patriots.
A 250th marker was unveiled by Joe Vermaelen, NSSAR Vice President General, North Atlantic District, and Green-Wood Historian Jeff Richman. NSSAR Vice
Commander Robert Meyer comanded the color guard, consisted of Battle of Brooklyn compatriots, associated re-enactors, Boy Scouts and JROTC of Brooklyn and led the crowd numbering nearly 100 to the cemetery chapel. The program was led by Chapter President David Nelson. Wreaths were laid by state and local ESSSAR officers, and the DAR, C.A.R., New York SR, American Legion and the Knights of Columbus. Also represented was the Society of Old Brooklynites.
A 250th Liberty Elm was dedicated on the spot where Huntington’s 17th Continentals made the final stand of battle, cut off from the main retreat of Stirling’s Brigade. A second marker was dedicated at the Rawley American Legion Post 1636 in Gowanus. The event was organized by Compatriots Nelson and Gary Lane. Meyer, Nelson, Brian Ante, Norm Goben, Gene Hough and David Peters served as color guard.
Buffalo Chapter
In June, the chapter joined with the Western New York Masons for a wreath laying at Buffalo’s George Washington Monument.
Chuck Schwam, executive director of the American Friends of Lafayette, was present, as was Compatriot Andrew Peirce with the Masonic apron owned by the Marquis, which was given to a Masonic Lodge in Alabama before making its way to Buffalo.
Marquis de Lafayette impersonator Michael Halbert posing with the Masonic apron.
NSSAR Vice Commander Robert Meyer (center, yellow jacket) commanded the color guard at the Green-Wood Cemetery event.
NORTH CAROLINA SAR
Bethabara Chapter
On March 22, the Leonards Creek and Battle of Shallow Ford DAR chapters with the SAR Bethabara Chapter, hosted a George Washington Tea at the Pilgrim Reform Church in Lexington, N.C.
Attendees were treated to period music and the favorite foods and desserts of the Founding Fathers. The program concluded with George Washington’s prayer for the nation.
Catawba Valley Chapter
In April, the chapter participated in the second and third installments of multiple grave markings at Pilgrim Reformed Church in Lexington, N.C. This multi-day and multi-grave marking event was co-sponsored with the Bethabara Chapter. Markers were placed on 12 more Patriot graves with at least three more multi-grave
markings are planned for the future.
On April 19, the chapter, along with the Jacob Forney and Vesuvius Furnace chapters of the NCSDAR, the Colonel Daniel Boone Chapter of the NCSSAR, the Lincoln County Historical Association, American Legion Post #30, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department, and local historians held a celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord. Chapter President Roy Lightfoot oversaw the activities and presented a short description of the battle.
Le Marquis de Lafayette Chapter
In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Cumberland Association widely known as the Liberty Point Resolves, Le Marquis de Lafayette Chapter of NCSSAR, along with several other historical organizations, came together to honor the 55 Patriot signers of the document, which pledged to sacrifice their lives and fortune to secure the Colony’s freedom and safety but also hoping for reconciliation with Great Britain.
On June 21 in Fayetteville, N.C., 100 people helped commemorate this historical event, including elected officials who issued proclamations. Gov. Josh Stein issued a proclamation online. The celebration included presentations that covered the Liberty Point Resolves and its aftermath. Programs were presented by Compatriot Maj. Bruce Daws, commander of the Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry, and Steven Roberts, America250 ranger for the Moores Creek National Battlefield. As many as 16 signers are believed to have marched with Col. Robert Rowan and Arthur Council to Moores Creek Bridge eight months later.
The original document was housed at the Wilson Library. Out of all the N.C. resolves, the Liberty Point Resolves has the most signatures with 55 Patriots. Two of the signers are documented as switching back to the Loyalist side at the Battle of Moores Creek Bridge.
SAR Bethabara Chapter Compatriots in attendance at the George Washington Tea were, from left, Andy Kelly, Joe Weaver, Fred Learned, Orin Sadler and Philip Dedmon.
From left, Chapter Vice President Rick Hubbard, Chapter President Roy Lightfoot, Chapter Color Guard Commander Rob Buff and Chapter Secretary Treasurer Dan Beal.
New Bern Chapter
In April, the chapter hosted a 250th Anniversary Commemoration of the Battles of Lexington and Concord at the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 2514 in New Bern, above. Joining in on the event were members of the Richard Dobbs Spaight Chapter, DAR. More than 40 folks attended the celebration, including NCSSAR President Steve McKee. Mayor Jeff Odham read a proclamation. The highlight was the New Bern SAR Chapter Musket Team, which provided a 21-gun salute along the Neuse River.
OHIO SAR
In May, the city of Cincinnati celebrated the bicentennial of the visit of the Marquis de Lafayette. This event, held at the riverfront on the very spot Lafayette spoke 200 years ago, was co-sponsored by the Cincinnati Chapter SAR. It included opening remarks by Central District VPG Wayne Eells and a presentation of the colors by compatriots from Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, led by OHSSAR Color Guard Commander Bob Hill, during the singing of the U.S. and French national anthems. The audience was delighted with the arrival of Michael Halbert, who portrayed Lafayette in period attire, as he inspected the troops, conversed with one of them in French and delivered Lafayette’s historical speech with a French accent. The vice mayor delivered a proclamation declaring May 19 “Marquis de Lafayette Day” in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Chapter
The chapter’s Youth Presentation Committee shared four presentations to 45 students and parents.
Richard Montgomery Chapter
Compatriots jointly created an America250 event with the local Piqua-Lewis Boyer Chapter, DAR. On
April 18, a free outdoor program was held for the public commemorating the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s ride and the Battles of Lexington and Concord. A horse and rider posed for photos, above. The chapter’s fife player provided a musical prelude. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s famous poem of Paul Revere’s ride was read, followed by a talk about its historical inaccuracies and the true history of the day. The city hall and county courthouse participated in the “Two Lights for Tomorrow” initiative by lighting two lanterns overnight, imitating Revere’s signal in the Old North Church. The story of the “Shot Heard Round the World” was presented. The event concluded with a memorial service to the eight Patriots killed at Lexington. As their names were read, a bell tolled and Taps sounded.
Western Reserve Society
In April, the society marked the graves of six Revolutionary War veterans at Evergreen Cemetery in Westlake. Two of the Patriots were present at Lexington Green the morning of April 19, 1775.
The ceremony was attended by the Archibald Willard Color Guard, Gen. George Washington (portrayed by Northeastern Ohio Compatriot Dale Fellows), representatives of Joint Veterans of Cuyahoga County and Ohio District 16 Representative Bride Rose Sweeney.
On Memorial Day morning, the color guard presented colors at Lake View Cemetery’s Memorial Day program at the base of President James A. Garfield’s monument. In addition to serving in the color guard, Society President Matthew Smith presented a wreath.
In the evening, the Archibald Willard Color Guard presented the colors at Progressive Field to a sold-out game between the Cleveland Guardians and the Los Angeles
Dodgers. The only thing that could have been better was a Guardians win. (See photo on Contents, page 2.)
OREGON SAR
Lewis & Clark Chapter
On May 7, the chapter gave an immersive historical experience to students at Portland Jewish Academy, above. The event, held on the academy’s athletic field under clear skies, featured a replica of Gen. George Washington’s campaign tent and the chapter’s Patriot Chest program.
The tent, provided by Compatriot Bill Young, was meticulously outfitted with period-appropriate items, such as lanterns, a sleeping cot, an 18th-century lap desk, frontier tools, a buffalo robe and other artifacts. Young provided detailed explanations, allowing students to explore and engage with this aspect of the American Revolution.
Southern Oregon Chapter
On July 4, the chapter color guard marched in the “Celebrating the Magic of Community” Parade in Ashland, Ore. This was the first time in memory that an SAR
color guard appeared in the parade. Color guard members George Baxter, Jim Martin and Dennis Stevens did the honors. Marching with the color guard were Baxter’s granddaughters, Daryn Kerchner, Callie Kerchner, Brooklyn Coker-Baxter and Lacey Kee. Many positive comments were received from parade onlookers.
At the end of the parade, Baxter’s granddaughters said: “Grandpa, we had fun. Can we do this again next year?”
PENNSYLVANIA SAR
Harris Ferry Chapter
Betsy Ross flags were placed on the Patriot graves by Registrar Curtis Aumiller (44 at Paxton Presbyterian Churchyard in Harrisburg) and Treasurer Denny Bobb (27 at Hummelstown Cemetery), which will remain out until Flag Day, when they are replaced with 50-star flags.
Washingtonburg Chapter
On June 13, the chapter attended the annual naturalization ceremony at the historical Cumberland County Courthouse in Carlisle. Forty-one new U.S. citizens, representing 24 countries, took their oath of citizenship in front of a packed audience. Compatriots Jeff La Marca, Dale Leppard, Dan Monken and Ray Mowery greeted the new citizens, posed for photos with them, and gave each a gift. This was an incredible event, to see the new citizens celebrate their journey to citizenship.
The Archibald Willard Color Guard at the grave marking of six Revolutionary War veterans at Evergreen Cemetery.
Pittsburgh Chapter
On Memorial Day, members of the C.A.R. joined the SAR for the South Hills Memorial Day Parade, above.
SOUTH CAROLINA SAR
Col. Matthew Singleton Chapter
Compatriot Larry Gamble ventured north to participate with the MASSAR in the 250th Commemoration activities of Lexington and Concord from April 18-20. The 18th was spent exploring Boston, with stops along the Freedom Trail that included the Old State House, the marker for the Boston Massacre, and the Granary Burying Ground for a self-guided tour of the final resting places of Paul Revere and John Hancock, and markers for participants in the Boston Tea Party.
Daniel Morgan Chapter
In May, the chapter conducted a Patriot grave-marking ceremony honoring 23 Patriots at the historic Nazareth Presbyterian Church in Moore, with 74 attendees. This was a district-level event with participation from the NSSAR, SCSSAR, compatriots from multiple states, and the SCSDAR. The ceremony began with the National Color Guard, led by Commander Scott Collins, posting the colors. An address was delivered outlining the rich history of the church and included biographical tributes to the
Patriots. This was followed by a musket salute, a coordinated volley from seven cannons, and the playing of Taps.
Gov. Paul Hamilton Chapter
Two hundred years ago, the citizens of Beaufort excitedly awaited the arrival of Marquis de Lafayette, who was celebrating the 50th anniversary of the American Revolution by touring all 24 states in what was known as the “Farewell Tour of the Nation.”
However, after departing on a barge from Edisto Island, Lafayette and his entourage became stranded on a sand bar. They had to wait for the tide change to dislodge the barge and, unfortunately, did not arrive in Beaufort until 10 p.m. Lafayette’s visit was cut short, and the events locals had planned were abandoned.
With documentation on what had been planned for an extraordinary day in Beaufort’s history 200 years ago, local organizational leaders and city officials decided to recreate the visit as it had been envisioned. Months of planning went in to preparing for what turned out to be, as described by Charles Schwam, director of the American Friends of Lafayette, the best celebration and recreation they had yet experienced. Members of our state and local SAR chapters played a big part of the day’s events.
Starting with Lafayette’s arrival by boat at the Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park, the general, his son, and their dog, Quiz, were greeted by local compatriots and Beaufort Mayor Phil Cromer. Dressed in period attire, Cromer gave them a welcoming speech and a key to the city. A large crowd watched the arrival ceremony, with festivities being led by members of SCSSAR color guard. Beaufortonian Mike Monahan, SCSSAR President Ted Walker, and Bluffton’s Chapter President Jim Closson were among the Color Guard participants who fired the replica cannon and a 13-gun salute to start off the day of celebration.
Compatriot Larry Gamble carries the South Carolina flag in the 250th Commemoration Parade.
Mark Schneider (left) portraying Gen. Lafayette is presented a key to the City of Beaufort by the city’s mayor, Compatriot Phil Cromer. (Photo by Wilson McElveen)
A procession was led down Bay Street by the SAR Color Guard, while Lafayette and special guests followed in a horse-drawn carriage to the historic Verdier House, where Gen. Lafayette had allegedly spoken from the front portico 200 years earlier.
Following speeches made by Cromer and Gen. Lafayette, other dignitaries made presentations to the large crowd gathered on the street below. Among those were Chapter President Randy Atkins, who presented awards to winners of the Lafayette Day Poster Contest sponsored by the DAR and SAR chapters.
Following the Bay Street events, a ceremony was held by the chapter and the Thomas Heyward Jr. DAR Chapter to dedicate the SC 250 benches placed at the Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park. The two benches were commissioned by the DAR and SAR chapters and were officially dedicated on March 18 by President Atkins and DAR President Dian Brownfield.
Dr. George Mosse Chapter
In March, the 35th annual Patriotic Pilgrimage to Old House Plantation near Ridgeland hosted by the Dr. George Mosse Chapter was held. Old House Plantation is the birthplace and final resting place of Thomas Heyward Jr., a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
The event began with a welcome by Gov. Paul Hamilton Chapter President Randy Atkins. Greetings were brought from several organizations, including the SAR, DAR, C.A.R. and the Descendants of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Compatriot Smittie Cooler, chairman of the Jasper County 250 Commemoration Committee, has been instrumental in obtaining funds and overseeing improvements to the Old House Plantation site. He updated attendees about the work accomplished and what they can expect to see at future pilgrimages. and happily accepted a $10,000 check from the chapter during the event. The Hilton Head Island Society C.A.R. raised $2,000 of the donated $10,000.
Wreaths were presented by 21 hereditary and historical organizations followed by a cannon salute and Taps, with closing remarks given by Jim Closson, president of the Thomas Heyward Jr. Chapter.
Gen. Francis Marion Chapter
In May, the NSSAR, SCSSAR and Gen. Francis Marion Chapter commemorated the 245th anniversary of the Battle of Waxhaws, known as Buford’s Massacre, at the battle site near Buford’s Crossroads, 9 miles east of Lancaster, S.C.
The event began with a formal wreath-laying ceremony and guest speakers. Guests wore period dress,
including Continental and militia attire. The story of Buford’s Massacre was told, as the bravery of the Patriots commemorated and the fallen honored.
Col. Abraham Buford was the commander of a Virginia Regiment of infantry and a company of artillery comprised of about 300 men. On May 29, 1780, British Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton pursued Col. Buford from Nelson’s Ferry to Buford near the Waxhaws District. Col. Buford attempted to surrender, but a bloody battle ensued, with American casualties numbering 113 against a handful of British fatalities. More were taken prisoner, and 150 of the 187 prisoners were wounded. Tarleton became known as “Bloody Ban,” and “Tarleton’s Quarter!” became a rallying battle cry for Southern Patriots until the surrender of Gen. Charles Cornwallis at Yorktown in 1781.
Compatriot Greg Ohanesian organized this 2025 NSSAR public commemoration, as he has done for the last 20 years. Ohanesian was unable to attend this year. Dr. Sam Powell graciously took the reins and noted that the event drew more than 120 onlookers and SAR, DAR and C.A.R. members from many states, and included descendants of those buried at the site. NSSAR Registrar General Brooks Lyles, SCSSAR President Monahan and VASSAR President Mike Weyler participated.
Thomas Heyward Jr. Chapter
The rededication of the site of the tomb of Thomas Heyward Jr., a signer of the Declaration of Independence, at Old House Plantation took place on May 3. The turnout was large, and included local and state dignitaries. The master of ceremonies, Jasper County 250 Committee Chairman Smittie Cooler, presided over the event and introduced the keynote speaker, Gen. William Grimsley (Ret.).
The event included the dedication of the first Liberty Tree to be planted and recorded in South Carolina. Sponsored by the Thomas Heyward Jr. Chapter, the Emily Geiger Chapter of the DAR and the Jasper County America 250 Committee, the stone for the 10-foot-tall Southern live oak was unveiled by committee Chairman Mike Williams of the Thomas Heyward Jr. Chapter and Regent Heidi
Buford’s Massacre Commemoration participants. (Photo by Scott Bruton)
Herrin of the Emily Geiger Chapter. It will be the centerpiece at the site for years to come.
During the event, Chapter President Jim Closson and State President Mike Monahan presented Compatriot Cooler with the SAR America250 encased Challenge Coin Award for gaining grants as the chairman of the Jasper County America250 Committee for the archaeological dig that took place at Old House Plantation and the enhancements and preservation of this historical site.
Valentine Sevier Chapter
TENNESSEE SAR
Stones River Chapter
On March 28, chapter compatriots attended a school assembly at Northfield Elementary School and presented certificates and awards to top winners of the 2024 Elementary School Poster Contest. The theme of the contest was “Revolutionary War Person,” and the 19 participants researched and created posters on those influential in our country’s efforts for independence.
Congratulations to First-Place Winner Domenica Quispe Mejia. Domenica’s poster also won at the state convention in Lebanon and advanced to Congress in Connecticut.
Compatriot James Thweatt, below, recently was awarded the 2024-25 Distinguished Alumni Award by Austin Peay State University’s College of Arts and Letters. He graduated from APSU in 1991, with a dual degree in history and English. He has been an SAR member since 1989, when he joined the Andrew Jackson Chapter in Nashville, where his father, John H. Thweatt, and brother John were members. This award is richly deserved, as Compatriot Thweatt has compiled a remarkable record at both the state and chapter levels of the SAR. He was TNSSAR president (2004-05), TNSSAR registrar three times, TNSSAR genealogist nine times, chapter president four times and chapter secretary 20 times. His SAR awards include 13 Meritorious Service medals, the Patriot Medal, the Color Guard Bronze Medal, the Color Guard Silver Medal, two Distinguished Service medals, two Sam Adams Bronze medals, the Liberty Bronze Medal, the Liberty Silver Medal with 14 Oak Leaf Clusters, two Roger Sherman medals and the Henry Knox Appreciation Medal. In addition, he has 54 confirmed Patriots.
Dean Buzz Hoon of the College of Arts and Letters said of Thweatt’s honor, “You have to be time-tested— excellence over an extended period.”
TEXAS SAR
In a ceremony held at Blessing Funeral Home, SAR and DAR members commemorated the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s Ride and the Battles of Lexington and Concord—events that marked the beginning of the American Revolution. This year’s observance holds special significance, as it coincides with the launch of America’s Semiquincentennial of the “Shot Heard Round the World.”
The event was a joint effort between the Quanah Parker and Lucretia Council Cochran chapters DAR, and the Arlington and Maj. K.M. Van Zandt chapters SAR.
The color guard, composed of Compatriots Bobby Gresham and Steven Hole of the Maj. K.M. Van Zandt Chapter and Richard Coffey and Dan Hamilton of the Arlington Chapter, presented and posted the colors.
Participants presented short biographies of the eight Patriots who fell on Lexington Green as well as the first two Patriots who gave their lives defending Concord at the North Bridge.
Dan Hamilton concluded the event by reading a
Mike Monahan (left) presented Smittie Cooler (center) the America250 Challenge Coin Award with Jim Closson.
(Photo by Ann Monahan)
Front row, from left, Adelyn Lubash, Domenica Quispe Mejia, Madeleine Edenfield; back row, from left, Dr. Mark E. Young, Chapter President Robert Bolyard, Douglas Dickerson, Barbara Dickerson (Col. Hardy Murfree Chapter, NSDAR).
proclamation issued by National SAR President General Darryl S. Addington, honoring the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord.
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The SAR honored several outstanding educators and public servants with Silver and Bronze Good Citizenship medals. These prestigious awards recognize individuals who have shown exceptional support in teaching about the American Revolution and demonstrating the goals, programs and SAR mission to promote patriotic instruction and civic responsibility.
TXSSAR President Mel Oller assisted Past President Tom Jackson in presenting the Silver Good Citizenship Medal to Pam Larson Wells, Ed.D., and Bob R. Covey.
Dr. Wells recently retired as the executive director of the Region 4 Education Service Center, which is the largest of the 20 education service centers in Texas, serving 1.4 million children. To give proper perspective of the magnitude of her service area, it is a K-12 service center greater than half the states in the union.
Covey was recognized for his 16 years as a trustee for the Cypress-Fairbanks ISD, the third largest school district in the state of Texas, as well as vice president at the state level for trustees. Each year he served as a trustee, his district exceeded the state pass rate by a wide margin on the U.S. history test.
Alexander Hodge Chapter
Chapter President Carl V. Hill Jr. earned the Patriot Medal, below, during the state convention for his long, faithful and outstanding service. Texas SAR President Mel Oller and VP Art Bryum then attended the chapter’s May meeting to personally present the state’s highest award.
Compatriot Hill was the founding president in 1993 and was president from 1993-96, 2016-17 and since 2022. He has also served in many other roles.
President Oller awarded Jim Penny a certificate for editing Texas’ best newsletter for a medium-sized chapter (51-99 members).
Patrick Henry Chapter
The chapter placed 3,200 flags on all the markers at the Texas State Cemetery for Memorial Day. A color guard made up of various SAR chapters rendered a musket salute and sounded Taps. The ceremony ended with a bell tolling for recently deceased DAR and SAR compatriots.
San Antonio Chapter
In May, Guardsmen Greg Surovic (U.S. flag), Chapter President Frank Kebelman (Texas flag) and Blair Rudy, right, presented colors at two naturalization ceremonies, each with 200 new citizens. Previously, the judges were not interested in having uniformed SAR participation. We got called back for several more ceremonies, so they must have liked what we did. We will bring more next time.
UTAH SAR
In April, Utah celebrated the 250th anniversary of the “Shot Heard Round the World” in Salt Lake City and Washington County. In Salt Lake more than 1,000 guests assembled in the State Capitol rotunda, below. They were welcomed by emcee Brig. Gen. Max J. Stitzer.
The grand color guard marched to the patriotic bagpipe music of the Utah Pipe Band. The CG consisted of the UTSSAR CG, Utah Military Academy Revolutionary War CG, Mormon Battalion CG, Utah Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War CG, U.S. Naval Sea Cadets CG and Utah Wing Civil Air Patrol CG. JROTC color guards included four area high schools. The American Legion Bountiful Post 79 CG and Veterans of Foreign Wars Timpanogos Post 4918 CG also were represented. The audience recited the
Pledge of Allegiance and was favored with the national anthem, sung by the Hope of America Children’s Choir.
Distinguished speakers were U.S. Federal Judge Ted Stewart, Rep. Cory Maloy of the Utah House and Douglas McGregor, Utah SAR.
Trio Fratelli, a youth violin trio, provided exit music in the Capitol rotunda as the guests assembled outdoors for the concluding portion of the ceremony.
The UTSSAR, American Legion and VFW provided gun salutes as several of the program guests held up a massive U.S. flag provided by the Follow the Flag organization. The CGs, musicians, and many of the guests assembled on the Capitol south steps for a commemorative photo.
Point of the Mountain Chapter
Since January, the chapter has conducted engaging chapter meetings using local library conference rooms. Members who cannot attend in person are able to join the meetings via Zoom. One compatriot joins the meetings from Africa each month.
The chapter took the lead this year in supporting the ROTC/JROTC awards ceremonies for the state’s 11 universities and 12 high schools by coordinating the UTSSAR presence at each ceremony. Twelve compatriots from the POM and RCZ chapters and the state presented SAR medals to deserving cadets.
Red Cliffs of Zion Chapter
Conceived by CG Commander Mark Woodbury and championed by House Rep. Walt Brooks, the chapter succeeded in having April 19 declared “Patriots’ Day” in Utah, the seventh state to officially recognize Patriots’ Day.
Utah’s 250th Anniversary activities began April 15 with a commendation of Mrs. Rindlisbacher’s fifth-grade class for testifying before the Utah Legislators in support of the Patriots’ Day Resolution. Jeff McKenna presented a certificate of appreciation to her class, recognizing their efforts. The Washington County Commissioners then renewed their Patriots’ Day Proclamation and reminded people of the historical significance.
Essay Contest prize presentation event was supported by the chapter color guard and DAR members in Colonial attire. The Step Back in Time: America250 Founders Festival at Washington County Fair was held, at which there were Colonial-era activities and artisan areas where families could participate in crafts and games. Numerous re-enactments, including the Battles of Lexington and Concord, took place throughout the Founders Festival.
On April 18, the America250 Pageant began with an honor guard of 13 historic flags presented by SAR and DAR members. Professional historical re-enactors presented significant moments and scenes from Colonial America.
The City of Washington, Utah, kicked off its Cotton Days festivities April 21, with a ceremony to unveil a new city park built around a new George Washington Bronze Statue. The RCZ Chapter Color Guard provided the honor guard and musket volley. The DAR also unveiled their bronze plaque commemorating Revolutionary War Patriots.
The theme of the Cotton Days Parade was “Patriots and Pioneers.” SAR and DAR members marched, providing both the color and honor guard. This group of 13 uniformed men and Colonial-attired ladies took first prize for best themed entry.
VERMONT SAR
Past VTSSAR President Kevin Mullen presented President General Darryl Addington with a book, right, about Vermont’s Ebenezer Allen, Ethan Allen’s cousin.
VIRGINA SAR
The April 17 Saving Dr. Warren–Help Patriotism Prevail
VASSAR President Michael Weyler and state officers attended patriotic, youth education, and public service and community events, including those celebrating “Virginia in 1775” throughout the Commonwealth. The Gunpowder Incident (see story under Williamsburg Chapter), National Vietnam Veterans Day, and the National SAR event celebrating the Army’s 250th birthday were especially significant events.
George Washington Chapter
On June 14, 150 SAR compatriots, distinguished guests and representatives from patriotic organizations gathered
on the hallowed grounds of Mount Vernon to celebrate Flag Day and the 250th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. Army. Hosted by the George Washington Chapter, VASSAR and the NSSAR, this event honored the birth of America’s first national institution and its enduring legacy of service.
June 14, 1775, marked the Continental Congress’ call for the enlistment of expert riflemen, sparking the formation of the Continental Army. A day later, Gen. George Washington assumed command, bringing unity, vision and resolve to the newly formed force that carried our fledgling nation to victory.
Shortly after sunrise at Mount Vernon’s Texas Gate, the SAR presented a Flag Certificate to the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association in tribute to their enduring stewardship. Secretary General Michael Elston led the ceremony, joined by Historian General Jeffrey Thomas, National Color Guard Commander Scott Collins and Chapter President Scot Bryant, President General (2013-14) Joseph Dooley, Paul McComb, Mark Jackson and fifer Don Francisco, Sergeant First Class, U.S. Army (Ret.). The commander-in-chief’s standard and the U.S. flag were raised in solemn tribute to Flag Day.
Attendees processed across the estate grounds to Tomb Grove, where the National Color Guard and dignitaries gathered for a poignant wreath-laying ceremony and a series of remarks. Speakers included National SAR officers and leaders from allied organizations, such as the NSDAR and the C.A.R.
Compatriots from at least 15 states—from Alabama to Rhode Island—joined.
The keynote address was delivered by Lt. Gen. Leslie C. Smith, U.S. Army (Ret.), the Army’s 66th Inspector General. Introduced by CSM Douglas Gibbens, USA (Ret.), Gen. Smith offered reflections that bridged the service of today’s Army with that of the Revolution’s earliest Patriots, including insight into the legacy of the Army’s first inspector general. In recognition of his service, Gen. Smith was presented the Commander-in-Chief Flag flown over Mount Vernon that very day, before joining Secretary General Elston and Legion Past National Commander Brett Reistad to render honors with a commemorative wreath.
Col. David Shaul, USA (Ret.), chair of the National SAR Veterans Committee, led a roll call of U.S. Army veterans and active-duty personnel present. Rev. Tom Costa opened and closed the ceremony with prayer.
For the first time in SAR history, an official grave marking was conducted for both Gen. and Mrs. Washington at the Washington Family Tomb. Ceremony participants were led from the Tomb Grove by the National Color Guard and the Honor Party to the Washingtons’ Tomb to deliver the wreath. Historian General Jeff Thomas presented Patriot biographies of Gen. George and Martha Washington. Chapter President Scot Bryant led the grave-marking
ceremony along with Rev. Costa.
Following a luncheon at the Mount Vernon Inn, the group journeyed to the National Museum of the U.S. Army, where attendees viewed a new exhibit, “Call to Arms: The Soldier and the Revolutionary War.” More than 200 artifacts were on display, including notable items on loan from SAR collections.
The evening concluded with the Army 250 SAR Gala, where nearly 100 compatriots gathered to honor the Army’s founding.
James Monroe Chapter
On June 14, compatriots from the James Monroe and Williamsburg chapters served as color guard supporting the Leedstown Resolutions Chapter, NSDAR, at the monument dedication for Robert Carter III. The event was held at Nomini Hall Cemetery near Hague, Va. The colors were presented by Ron Miller, lead musket and musket salute; Andrew Packett, national colors and musket salute; Charles Belfield, Virginia flag bearer; and Gary Dunaway, trail musket and musket squad commander. A three-volley musket salute was presented in Carter’s honor. Carter is remembered for emancipating more than 500 enslaved people after his 1790s religious conversion.
Sgt. Maj. John Champe Chapter
On March 29, the Vietnam War Veterans Day Commemoration took place at the Loudoun County Courthouse, honoring Vietnam veterans. A joint color guard, composed of members from Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 1177, Sgt. Maj. John Champe Chapter (SMJC) and the Marine Corps League of Loudoun County, presented and posted the colors to open the proceedings.
A bell provided by Compatriot Warner Workman was rung after each name of 12 Loudoun County residents killed in Vietnam was read. A three-shot rifle salute and Taps were executed by members of VFW Post 1177 in honor of all Vietnam veterans.
The SMJC also provided a Missing Man Table and raised the POW/MIA flag to honor the 1,582 servicemen missing or unaccounted for in Vietnam. Prominent attendees included VASSAR President Michael Weyler, a Vietnam veteran; Leesburg Mayor Kelly Burk; Loudoun County Sheriff Mike Chapman; Chair of Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Phyllis Randall; and Broad Run District Supervisor Sylvia Glass.
Capt. Andrew Wilson, U.S. Army, delivered a poignant address reflecting on his service and the challenges he endured after being severely wounded in Vietnam.
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On the 250th anniversary of “Shot Heard Round the World,” the chapter sponsored the commemoration of the opening battle of the Revolution at Lexington and Concord. The commemoration took place at Champe Farm, near the
Col. James Wood II Chapter
village of Aldie in Loudoun County, Va. Champe Farm was the home of chapter namesake John Champe and features a memorial obelisk honoring Champe as a spy for Gen. Washington.
Four other chapters (Col. James Wood II, George Mason, Col. Fielding Lewis and Col. William Grayson) and four DAR Chapters joined in the commemoration. Two re-enactors in the uniform of His Majesty’s 65th Regiment of Foot narrated the program to give a British soldier’s perspective of events on April 19, 1775. The British reenactors were Bernie Way, who portrayed a lieutenant, and SAR Applicant Lloyd Harting, who portrayed a sergeant.
As narrators described the events of April 19, 1775, nine militiamen at “Lexington” opened with a single shot, followed by a volley, then individual musketmen fired several rounds..
Col. George Waller Chapter
The chapter proudly participated in “Patriots on the Square,” an Independence Day celebration hosted by the Martinsville-Henry County Historical Society on July 4 at the Heritage Museum in Uptown Martinsville.
The evening event featured historical re-enactments, live music, food and drinks, and was well attended.
Chapter President Andy Doss opened part of the ceremony with a musket firing demonstration and later read powerful excerpts from the Declaration of Independence. Compatriot Gary Hollandsworth participated with a stirring reading from George Mason’s 1776 Virginia Declaration of Rights, an essential influence on the U.S. Bill of Rights and a cornerstone of American liberty.
On March 29, the chapter conducted two commemoration ceremonies in honor of National Vietnam Veterans Day, a national day of recognition for veterans who served between November 1955 and May 1975. March 29 was chosen, as it was on that day in 1973 the United States Military Assistance Command Vietnam was disestablished and the last U.S. combat troops departed Vietnam. The primary objective of this commemoration was to thank and honor Vietnam veterans and their families for their service and sacrifice, with distinct recognition of former prisoners of war and families of those still listed as missing in action. A second event was held at Veterans Park, Middletown, Va., in cooperation with the town. Compatriot Jerry Headley, a Vietnam veteran, gave a presentation on his service. The chapter color guard presented colors and fired a musket salute to honor all veterans of the Vietnam era.
Fairfax Resolves Chapter
The chapter participated in more than 100 SAR events at all levels, including a Patriots Day commemoration hosted jointly with the DAR, a Memorial Day commemoration and a Patriot grave-marking event for George and Martha Washington at Mount Vernon. In the past quarter, the chapter hosted six veterans’ events and presented the chapter wreath at five SAR events.
The second quarter of this year closed with a total of 11 compatriots receiving the DAR Hannah White Arnett Bronze Medal of Distinction.
On June 13, members of the VASSAR Color Guard—led by Fairfax Resolves Chapter Color Guard Commander James Cordes, and including members from the Sgt. Maj. John Champe, Col. James Wood II, Culpeper Minutemen and George Washington chapters—participated in a reception to celebrate the repatriation of the remains of Elizabeth “Eliza” Kortright Monroe Hay, the eldest daughter of President James Monroe, to the United States. A public burial is scheduled for Oct. 23 at the Monroe family plot at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, Va.
The color guard rendered honors during the transfer of the casket from the hearse upon its arrival from Dulles Airport following a flight from Paris, France, and escorted it into the reception area. A sentry was placed next to the casket during the reception program.
Elizabeth Kortright Monroe Hay was born in Virginia in December 1786 and spent much of her childhood in Paris during the French Revolution, when her father served as the American minister to France. In 1803, at age 17, she returned with her family to the U.S., fluent in both French and English. In 1808, at age 22, she married Virginia Attorney and Judge George Hay.
Front row, from left, Mark Sink, Dale Corey, Sean Carrigan and Barry Schwoerer. Back row, from left, Bernie Way, Lloyd Harting, Grace Mills, Jim Watts, Anita Bonner, David Welker, Jack Mills, Greg Hall, Andrew Mills, Ken Morris, Paula Schwoerer and Jacob Schwoerer.
From left, Andy Doss, Mark Leviner, Mike Bass, Gene Reamey and Gary Hollandsworth. Photo by Daydream Photography.
James Monroe assumed the presidency in 1817, when Hay was 31. During his administration, Eliza Hay often acted as an unofficial First Lady due to her mother’s illness.
On Sept. 21, 1830, George Hay died, followed by her mother, Elizabeth, two days later. In 2019, Barbara VornDick, a guide at James Monroe’s Highland, began researching why there was limited information about Eliza. Research revealed original sources that clarified previous erroneous or misinterpreted information about Eliza’s life, leading to the creation in 2023 of the Bring Eliza Home Project.
Williamsburg Chapter
On May 3, the chapter and the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation (CWF) conducted a ceremony to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Virginia’s first military response to the royal governor’s taking of gunpowder stored in Williamsburg’s munitions magazine.
Gov. John Murray, Earl of Dunmore, falsely claimed it was for Virginia’s protection. During the night of April 20-21, 1775, British Marines landed at Burwell’s Landing on the James River and marched to Virginia’s Colonial capitol. They had been ordered by Gov. Dunmore to remove the gunpowder stored in Williamsburg. The Marines were spotted, and an alarm raised. As a result, they returned to their ships without completely emptying the magazine. Public discontent increased, with militia companies mustering to force the return of the gunpowder.
Patrick Henry learned of the event and issued a call to arms. On May 2, 1775, 160 mounted militiamen from Hanover County under Henry’s command began their ride to Williamsburg to either recover the powder or be paid for it. On May 3, they stopped at Doncastle’s Ordinary near Toano in James City County. It was there that Carter Braxton convinced Henry to halt his march. Braxton, the son-in-law of Virginia’s receiver general, Richard Corbin, rode into Williamsburg to negotiate a settlement. He returned to Henry with a payment of 330 pounds to pay for the gunpowder that was taken from the armory.
The Hanover militia returned to their homes, and Henry journeyed to Philadelphia to participate in the Second Continental Congress. Dunmore feared for his safety, and on June 8, he and his family left in the middle of the night to take up residence aboard the British ship HMS Fowey This incident led to the Virginia Colony’s government being taken over by a Committee of Safety and Patrick Henry becoming the independent state’s first governor in July 1776.
The event drew 250 attendees, with a least 113 compatriots from 18 SAR chapters, in addition to 10 DAR chapters and two C.A.R. societies.
WASHINGTON SAR
On April 19, the Seattle Chapter held a grave-marking ceremony at Lake View Cemetery in Seattle for Simon Winfield Scott, the Washington State Society’s first
president. More than 40 SAR, DAR and community members attended the dedication.
The ceremony commemorated one of our fellow members who long ago answered the last call of duty.
The chapter has been actively involved with the Lake View Cemetery through the program Wreaths Across America, which honors America’s veterans by laying wreaths on their graves each December. In many hours walking the cemetery, identifying veterans’ graves, and mapping them, we identified the graves of eight early WASSAR presidents buried there, including President Scott, whose grave has not been identified by a headstone. The two plaques present are those of his grandsons and their wives. We gathered to mark Simon W. Scott’s burial place with a bench that honors him and recognizes the seven other SAR presidents buried in the cemetery.
Col. Scott was state no. 1 (National no. 7,876), with his certificate of membership dated Aug. 5, 1896. He was elected as the society’s state president, an office in which he served for three years, from 1895-98.
Col. Scott was born in Allen, N.Y., where he logged timber and cultivated the land.
Scott married his first wife, Effie, in 1852. She died in 1854, at which time Scott sailed for Panama, where he worked for a year on the Panama Canal.
When Confederate troops fired on Fort Sumter in April 1961, Scott enlisted. When President Abraham Lincoln called for 25,000 volunteers for three-year service, Scott reenlisted. He served for the full duration of the war, primarily in the West.
Following the Civil War, Scott returned home to New York. With his adventurous nature raised, he became an Indian agent on one of the Sioux reservations. In Scott’s obituary, it was stated that, for a time, Chief Joseph, the Nez Perce warrior leader, was placed under Scott’s care.
After resigning from the Indian Bureau, Scott brought his family west, first to Portland, Ore., then to Seattle, where he served as the general land and tax agent, managing railroad lines from Olympia to Tenino.
Col. Scott died on July 18, 1906, at his Seattle home on 15th Ave. The Seattle Daily Times reported that Col. Scott was, “for more than a quarter of a century one of the best-known businessmen in Seattle.”
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported of his memorial service: “A beautiful memorial flag, presented to the family by the Washington Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, was draped over the casket. The flag was the original form adopted by congress, the thirteen stripes being in a circle. On the hem was embroidered ‘In Memoriam— Simon W. Scott. First President of Washington Society. S. of A. R.’ ”
Honor Roll of Presidents
The honor roll of the seven other WASSAR presidents buried at Lake View Cemetery and represented on this bench are: Dr. E. Weldon Young, third president (190002); Fred Rice Rowell, sixth president (1904-05), whose Patriot Ancestor was Private William Rowell, who fought at Bunker Hill; The Honorable Cornelius Holgate Hanford, seventh president (1905-1910), chief justice of both Washington Territory and of Washington State; Thomas Wickham Prosch, ninth president (1913-14), founder of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Dr. Samuel Judd Holmes, 10th President (1914-15); The Honorable Walter Burges Beals, 13th President (1917), member of the Washington State Supreme Court and a presiding judge over the Nuremburg, Germany, war trials; and William Ernest McClure, 26th President (1934-35).
WEST VIRGINIA SAR
The Capt. James Neal and Daniel Boone chapters united to perform a solemn grave marking for a revered compatriot and Medal of Honor recipient, Hershel “Woody” Williams, USMC. Participants from eight WVSSAR chapters gathered. They were joined by an Ohio SAR chapter and DAR guests from 11 chapters as well as WVDAR State Regent Jane Larke and WVDAR Regent-elect Sandra IsnerJohnson. West Virginia State Police Trooper David Hunt, chapter officers, guests and family members completed the list of more than 50 attendees.
At noon on May 17, Armed Forces Day, a bell carillon pealed all to order in the Donel C. Kinnard Memorial State Veterans Cemetery. The color guard smartly paraded and posted colors. WVSSAR Chaplain Rev. Dr. Paul Chapman provided the invocation. Sandy Kisner and Barbara Channel, relatives of Compatriot Williams, spoke of his remarkable life and accomplishments before and after his World War II heroism.
Daniel Boone Chapter President Dr. J.K. Lilly presented the family with a U.S. flag that flew over the national Capitol, procured by Sen. Jim Justice, who recently introduced the “Hershel ‘Woody’ Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Location Act.”
Gen. Adam Stephen Chapter
On June 14, the chapter collaborated with the City of Shepherdstown (W.Va.) and the Pack Horse Ford Chapter NSDAR to mark the 250th anniversary of the “Bee Line March.” Day-long activities at Morgan’s Grove Park and a parade to a wreath-laying ceremony at Elmwood Cemetery commemorated the brave men who made the 600-mile trek to Cambridge, Mass., from Berkeley County, Va., now West Virginia.
June 14, 1775, the Second Continental Congress made the decision to form 10 companies of riflemen—six from
Pennsylvania, two from Maryland and two from Virginia— to support the efforts of the newly selected commander of the Colonial Army, Gen. George Washington. The Berkeley County Committee of Safety selected French and Indian War Veteran Capt. Hugh Stephenson to recruit the 98 men of the Berkeley County Riflemen, which at that time included present-day Jefferson, Berkeley and Morgan counties. Ninety-eight back-country men left their homes with self-supplied wool-felt hats, hunting frocks emblazoned with “Liberty or Death” and flintlock rifles. Completing the amazing feat of 600 miles in only 24 days resulted in the naming of the “Bee Line March.” The National Guard counts this event as the founding of the U.S. Army.
To celebrate and commemorate the date, the West Virginia University Fife and Drum Corps led a parade of more than 100, including the Gen. Adam Stephen Chapter Color Guard and other WVSSAR compatriots from West Virgina and Mayland, members of the 201st Artillery Unit of the West Virginia National Guard, members of the DAR, and 40 descendants of the men who made the original march.
WISCONSIN SAR
On May 1, the WISSAR presented the Silver Medal ROTC Award at Marquette University to Navy Midshipman Brian Zettlemoyer.
The WISSAR Color Guard took part in the annual celebration of Flag Day by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge #400, Waukesha, Wis. The Elks was the first national organization to officially celebrate Flag Day in 1907.
Don Skarda and Bob Plastine dedicate the Elk Lodge’s newly planted Liberty Tree.
The “Bee Line March” parade.
NSSAR membership as of 36,766 is August 21, 2025. Numbers indicate total new members since last issue. Patriot Ancestor is identified after new member’s name.
Alaska (4)
William Edward Newberry, 233430, Samuel Newberry
Christopher Vincent Maio, 233659, Amos Pearson
Brian Evan Ward, 233798, John Cale
Zachary Howard Huckstep, 233799, James Huckstep
Alabama (30)
Eddie Gerome Hilliard, 233359, Jeremiah Jaggars
Brodie Christopher McCutcheon, 233360, Jeremiah Jaggars
Thomas Russell Feary, 233361, Ebenezer Newell Jr.
Floyd Maurice Belrose, 233429, Seth Record
Thomas William Granger Jr. AL 211235
William Dalton Turney AR 179221
John Christopher Julian CA 217774
Carl Daniel Sword CA 175559
John Robert Krahn CA 170934
Edward Bryant Bates ............................... CA ............... 128471
Omer W. Long CA 95279
Dick P. Marsh CO 114860
Jeffrey Scott Snyder II CO 233860
James Coburn Brown CO 197706
Robert Layton Reed ................................. DE ............... 178860
George Allen Adkins DE 193443
Francisco Enrique de
Borbon Duque de Seville ES 155341
Warren Wurtele White FL 213224
John Luke Wynkoop FL 224429
Robert Francis Bihr Jr. FL 225574
Dr. George David Youstra FL 102598
Robert Paul Andrews ............................... FL .............. 208926
Freeman Lee Stalions FL 219557
Charles Louis Day Jr. FL 164064
Richard Gengembre Hubert FL 168723
Leland Smith Hulsey Jr. GA 189479
Samuel Douglas Williams Sr., 233591, Richard Allen
Samuel Douglas Williams Jr., 233592, Richard Allen
Samuel Douglas Williams III, 233593, Richard Allen
David Wade Williams, 233594, Richard Allen
Richard Courtland Mealins, 233658, Aaron Moore
Glenn Allen Brackin, 233792, William Bracken
George Laithan Simmerman, 233793, Henry Greider
Henry John Simmerman, 233794, Henry Greider
David Pelham Rowan, 233795, William Pullen
Matthew Pelham Rowan, 233796, William Pullen
Patrick David Rowan, 233797, William Pullen
Theodore James Weisser, 233861, Solomon Gee
Brian James Weisser, 233862, Solomon Gee
Winston David Weisser, 233863, Solomon Gee
Morgan Douglas Mackey, 234278, Elias Mackey
Richard David Bailey, 234279, Joshua Horton
David Robert Klementz, 234280, Seth Hastings
Andrew David Klementz, 234281, Seth Hastings
Robert F. Snyder Jr., 234395, Ephraim Kyle
Micheal Grissom, 234396, John Cleveland
Luke Lester Grissom, 234397, John Cleveland
Terry Marvin Johnson GA 211686
Marcus Floyd Price Jr. ............................ GA................179132
Willie Alford Coleman GA 220611
Neal Hine Gillis GA 148612
Jett Van Warren Smith GA 180483
William Howard Colbert, USA (Ret) GA 177249
Avery Kennedy Haskell GA 219026
Paul Austin Whitlock Jr. ....................... GA............... 176678
Ben Lane Moon GA 225392
Joel Andrew Stair GA 212012
Aylmer M Gifford ...................................... IL ................. 80888
Carroll Gene Links Jr. IL 198176
Francis Eugene Hackett IL 169473
Robert Wayne Woodward IL 206770
Robert Blanchard IL 117217
Gregory Lee McConaughey IN 177311
Jimmie Dale Johnson IN 154298
John Elbert Alexander II .......................... IN ................ 151371
Steven Tilman Freels IN 211490
Orval Arnold Knodel KS 151633
Larry Richard Garrison KS 234041
Isaac Barnett Ellis KS 145151
Jerome Ellsworth Lawson KY 205711
Calvin Eugene Smothers KY 192692
Roger Henry Lofland Futrell KY 93453
James Edward Dickinson KY 188943
Russell Forrest Tucker KY 227632
Ellwood Bruce Dungan ............................ KY .............. 205070
Clyde Matthew Neck LA 122943
Frederick William Grant LA 155148
Charles Edward Adams MA 212874
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William Blake Webber (Beard), 234398, Brittain Pope
James Lindley Flinn III, 234399, Moses Jones
Riley Lee Oglesby, 234400, William Cochran
Bryant Lewis, 234401, John Josselyn
Joshua Wren Harris Jr., 234402, Bates Wren
Arkansas (10)
Michael Thomas Blythe, 233599, Harmon Bagley
Joseph La Verne Collinson, 233800, Robert Smith
Mason Eric Mena, 233865, Jarrett Wright
Michael William Myers, 233964, Edward Ball
Michael William Myers Jr., 233965, Edward Ball
Benjamin Andrew Myers, 233966, Edward Ball
Rodney Jarrell Young Jr., 233967, George Lynam
John Minton, 234284, Reuben Harrell
Kenneth Paul Rottmann, 234285, Henry Gleason
Michael Thomas Rottmann, 234286, Henry Gleason
Arizona (22)
Kevin Guy Campbell, 233363, Edmond/Edmund Eastman
Jason Darrle Parsons, 233596, John Piper
Ralph Allen Pickett Jr., 233597, Valentine Mendall
Edward Paul Whetten, 233598, Samuel Young
Alexander Rhys Hamel, 233660, Jesse Mead
Atticus Cade Hamel, 233661, Jesse Mead
Collin Mead Hamel, 233662, Jesse Mead
Steven Daniel Williams, 233864, Henry Perkins
Jeb Alan Rosebrook, 234282, Henry Deardorff
Jeb Stuart Rosebrook, 234283, Henry Deardorff
David Thomas Meek, 234403, Thomas Meek
James Adam Meek, 234404, Thomas Meek
Oliver Thomas Meek, 234405, Thomas Meek
George Alexander Meek, 234406, Thomas Meek
John Robert Perrine, 234407, Lewis Perrine
Eryk Sean Yokam, 234408, Elizabeth Yocum
George Clyde Carney, 234409, John Carney
Robert Clyde Carney Sr., 234410, John Carney
Kieran Joseph McGinnis, 234411, Edward Pedigo
Nathan Sidney McGinnis, 234412, Edward Pedigo
John Ashley Nichols, 234530, William Emmons
Donald Eugene Meek, 234750, Thomas Meek
California (64)
Holden Alexander William Hilal, 233364, John Raymer
Hudson Harrison Edward Hilal, 233365, John Raymer
Leonard Allen Kenney, 233366, James Christy
Kerry Douglas Frank, 233367, Stephen Longwell
Carl John Stimmel, 233368, Michael Stoker
Wiley Vaux Westerly Martin, 233426, Matthew Martin
Timothy Stuart Mills, 233431, Thomas Highsmith
Derek John Westervelt, 233432, Benjamin P. Westervelt
Michael Terrence Travis, 233433, James McKnight
Cory Allen Gasaway, 233434, James Sodowsky
Rex Everett Wiig, 233435, William Richards
James Ungard, 233436, Henry Eby
James Christopher Cox, 233516, Henry Mills
Steven John Sevy, 233517, Levi Glass
Christopher Adam Hillstead, 233518, Alexander McCullar
Nicolas Alberto Buenrostro, 233519, Noah Langdon
Cruz Darik Pettibone, 233600, Daniel Pettibone
Michael James Langner, 233601, Joseph Hyde
Britton Stratton Stevenson, 233602, John George Kerstetter
Todd Christopher Childs, 233663, Nehemiah Smedley
Christopher Hatfield, 233664, Matthew Moore
Robert Don Nichols, 233665, Jacob Percy
Gregory Scott Hilton High, 233801, Joshua Lincoln
Jason Scott Williams High, 233802, Joshua Lincoln
Tyler James High, 233803, Joshua Lincoln
James Waverly Myers, 233804, Robert Osborn
Daniel Eduardo Davalos, 233805, Israel Herrick
Kirk Charles Douglas Thomas, 233806, Nathaniel Aiken
Bryan Anthony Boomershine, 233807, Thomas Speakman
Wyatt Leo Bingham, 233808, Jonathan Bingham
Eric Allsopp Ward, 233866, Samuel Reed/Reid
Kenneth Dwayne Millspaugh, 233867, John Millspaugh
Steven Robert Boggess, 233868, Samuel Boggess
Griffin Elmer Cunningham, 233869, Jacob Brown
Shane Michael Corrie, 233968, Daniel Van Voorhees
Stephen Matthew Primack, 233969, Michael Nees
James Bradford Dagley, 233970, Michael Nees
Russell Bertrand Carter III, 233971, Eleazer Mather
Russell Bertrand Carter IV, 233972, Eleazer Mather
Kevin Douglas Tripp, 233973, Simeon Lakin
Herbert Russell Bauer, 233974, John Wilson Langdon
James Leonard Kearin, 233975, Jeremiah Brann
James Clyde Dillard, 233976, William Burgess
Michael Scott Wyatt, 233977, Christopher Strader
Curtis A. Replogle, 233978, Rinehart Replogle Sr.
Matthew William Johnson, 234138, John Irish
Dennis Gilbert Stangeland, 234139, Job Rathburn
Robert Lynn McKelvie, 234140, James Mills
Timothy Cornell Cox, 234141, George Waller
Brian George Walker, 234287, Daniel Eyster
Collum Kille McLaughlin, 234288, Jacob Dennard
Randall Loren Hays, 234289, Simon Hay
Matthew Douglas Rosen, 234413, John Hubbell
James Lee Matthews, 234414, Ludwig Schellman/Shelman
David Wayne Dance, 234415, Daniel Ide
Norman Kelsey, 234416, Thomas Connor
David Earl Williams-Escosa, 234417, Samuel Bliss Jr.
Robert Helper Lowe, 234527, John Christopher East
Matthew Edward Lowe, 234528, John Christopher East
John Owen Lowe, 234529, John Christopher East
David Ernest Jackson, 234531, Thomas Matteson
Kevin Robert Lopez, 234532, William Short
Jonathan Lee Maas, 234533, Peter Pitts
Andrew Donal Maas, 234534, Peter Pitts
Canada (2)
Ian Karl Furstrand, 234418, Nathaniel Bray Sr.
John Michael Coyne, 234535, Abraham Peterson
Colorado (11)
Daniel Lee Busenbark, 233362, David Doolittle
John Kenyon Brown, 233437, Joseph Lawton
David Aaron Castoe, 233438, George Cortner
Johnny Norman Gwinnup, 233439, Matthias Hollopeter
Brice Edward Van Meter, 233440, Joseph Phillis
Lyman Clair Wilkinson, 233441, Daniel Tullis
Michael Eugene Wilkinson, 233442, Daniel Tullis
Jeffrey Scott Snyder II, 233860, Caleb Trowbridge
Darrel Alan Williamson, 234526, James Barnett
Ronald John Bryan III, 234536, Alexander Elliott
Darrell Donovan Bryan, 234537, Alexander Elliott
Connecticut (20)
Jonathan Williams Cutler, 233369, Duncan Piper
Ryder Warrington Cutler, 233370, Duncan Piper
Reid Ward Cutler, 233371, Duncan Piper
Eric D. Johnson, 233372, Peter Martin Hess
Joshua Wayne Ian Penn, 233373, Daniel Swan
Robert Alan Sonderman, 233520, Joseph Rogers
Daniel Luigi Perrelli, 233521, Luther Howell
Michael Anthony Perrelli, 233522, Luther Howell
Donald Coulter Allgrove, 233603, Timothy Chickering
Dean Alexander Catalano, 233809, Joseph Currier
Gregory Hugh Adkisson, 233810, Obadiah Edmands
Matthew William Adkisson, 233811, Obadiah Edmands
Casey Lee Adkisson, 233812, Obadiah Edmands
Gary E. Waterhouse Jr., 233813, Jesse Dart/Darte
James Dumaine-Savage, 233870, Nathaniel Sessions
David Michael Fiorini, 233979, Adam Kasson
William C. Kohlhepp, 233980, Peter Wanner
John Thomas Woodruff Jr., 234290, Benjamin Woodruff Sr.
Mark Bierbaum, 234419, Thomas Tracy
Joseph O’Donnell Hoeffinger, 234661, William Taber
Dakota (4)
Richard Cole Thomas, 233666, Anthony Crockett
Kenneth William Merrill, 233667, Isaac Dilley
Robert Glen Livermore, 233981, Abraham Livermore
Kayson Raskey Hall, 234291, Hugh Saxon
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Duncan Boyd Oliver MA 223615
David Wesley Newcomb ........................MD ............. 227700
David Reed Kruper MD 229978
James Jonathan Kraatz MI 199592
Robert Albert Rittenhouse MI 219946
Lt. Col. Allen Dean Shepersky MN 175383
Kenneth Welcome Bailey MO 197042
John Oakley Thornhill NC 121693
Rolf Cole Maris NC 176588
Burritt Ellis Benson Jr. NC 84358
Dr. Charles Sidney Gilreath ................... NC .............. 146735
Steve O. Greene NC 205832
Lt. Col. Thomas Lee Upton NE 194694
James Richard Knott NE 195918
Allerton Laroy Bonney Jr. NH 190136
Rodney Sheard Andrews NY 156874
Henry William Croteau Jr. NY 120629
Robert Lon Tedrick OH 158310
Sten Olav Dahlberg Jr. OH 159006
Mathew Stuart Schmitz .......................... OH ............. 226729
Mark Edward Idle OH 190914
Lloyd Deming Cowell OH 177379
Philip Arnold Wolfe OH 208617
Charles Lee Scott OK 165148
John Parshall Sweeney PA 117340
Robert Jerome Dietrick PA 192162
David Vernon Thompson Sr. PA 174501
William Conrad Seibert PA 218569
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District of Columbia (8)
William Creighton Stewart Reed, 234292, Abel Abbott
Zachary Logan Barnett, 234293, Jonathan Farrington
Brant Henry Boozier, 234294, Jonathan Farrington
Alfred Daniel Hagen Jr., 234420, Frederick Schott
John Charles McKendree Jr., 234421, Samuel Harwell
Jonathan Stephen Lee, 234422, Anthony Chavers
Jeffery David Williams, 234423, Alsop Vail
Westley Charles Kasper, 234424, Joseph Culpepper
Deleware (4)
Adam Jacob Sobiech III, 233668, John McCabe
Mark Christopher Laramore, 233814, John Scott
Gordon Alanson Northcutt Hull, 233982, Benjamin Fenno
James Lynn Matlack, 233983, Timothy Matlack
Florida (177)
Michael William Holder, 233374, Daniel Holder
Terrence Leonard Olson, 233375, George Emery
Philip Bruce Armstrong, 233376, Michael Rush
Scott William Phillips, 233443, John West
Chad R. Phillips, 233444, John West
Robert Townsend Hoyt Jr. PA 179723
Ed Dean PA 232056
Francis Russell Greenspan III PA 154570
Donald Meredith Dible............................ PA ...............230218
William Keith Sandow SC 208891
Charles Edgar Montgomery TN 220027
Danny Ray Black TN 193386
Dr. Norman Wayne Rone TN 118832
Darrell Gene Hutchinson TX 197128
William Montgomery Greenwood II TX 174323
Lee C. Ritchie TX 109116
Aubrey Linn Wilson Sr. ......................... TX .............. 147009
Lt. Col. Horace Richard Jordan, USA (Ret) TX 106816
William Byron Watts TX 190516
David Paul McMahon TX 214949
Jared Daniel Richhart .............................. UT ................ 149131
Thomas Henry Bland VA 135765
Frederick Newberry Elofson VA 129999
Wilmot Heyward Phillips VA 192852
Hugh T. Nelson IV VA 98306
W.A. Broadus Jr. VA 145006
James William Leach III VA 194640
Jack Earl Fletcher WA 125606
Norman Earnest Dodge .......................... WA ..............170254
Dr. Charles Horace Craig WA 186215
Terry Leroy Carver WA 214467
James Edward Bennett WV 128755
James Edward Dague WV 210402
Liam J. Phillips, 233445, John West
William D. Phillips, 233446, John West
Enzo Joseph Stuckey, 233447, John Taliaferro
Gregory Roether Elder, 233448, John Moore
Daniel Patrick Michael Watts, 233449, Edward Riley
Damian Warther, 233450, James Bryant
Dennis A. Robbins, 233451, Jacob Schwanger
Corey Hughes Robbins, 233452, Jacob Schwanger
Trevor Hughes Robbins, 233453, Jacob Schwanger
Finnegan Hughes Robbins, 233454, Jacob Schwanger
Wylder Stone Robbins, 233455, Jacob Schwanger
Arnold James Pruitt Jr., 233456, Shadrack Grier
Timothy G. Buck, 233457, John Dickinson
Taylor D. Buck, 233458, John Dickinson
John Michael Giles, 233459, Michael Hider
Edwin Everett Pittenger, 233460, Thomas Peterson
John D. Hatle, 233461, John Michael Ash
Mark Joseph Pribanic, 233462, Jacob Forney Sr.
James Terry Watkins, 233463, James Watkins Sr.
Robert James Ardigo, 233464, James Van Steenburgh
Dr. James Bradley Holmes, 233465, Uzziah Conger
Nathan Victor Goff, 233466, Charles Goff
Nathan Victor Goff Jr., 233467, Charles Goff
William Frank Rymer, 233523, James Sowell
Harvey Conklin Hilton, 233524, Samuel Adams
Jason Dean Pearson, 233525, Job Wright
Michael Ervin Watt, 233605, George Seaton
Thomas V. Tierney Jr., 233606, Orlando Brown
Sean F. Tierney, 233607, Orlando Brown
Frederick M. Sullivan Jr., 233608, Orlando Brown
Gordon Haskell Barger, 233609, William Tiller
Daniel Paul Alexander Cope, 233679, Joseph Creps
Talton William Jackson, 233680, Timothy Page
Steven Lee Greene, 233681, Thomas Chandler
Aidan Scot Mahaffey, 233682, Hans Adam Stonebraker
Jeffrey Zane Little, 233815, John Bodley
James Jacob Heiden, 233816, James Robbins
Michael J. Heiden, 233817, James Robbins
Xander Eric Fontaine, 233818, Joseph White Sr.
Daniel Joe Smith, 233819, Jeremiah Mason
John Longacre Jr., 233871, Henry Funk
Brett Anthony Gordon, 233872, John O’Neal
Connor Anthony Gordon, 233873, John O’Neal
Charles Brayton Salestrom, 233874, Elijah Harlow
Jeffry Ingalls Michaelsen, 233875, Jonathan Sawyer
Charles Michael Metzger, 233876, Lyman Jackson
Michael Alan Chartier, 233877, Isaiah Burdick
Joshua Brayton Matthew Salestrom, 233985, Elijah Harlow
Thomas Rockne Salestrom, 233986, Elijah Harlow
Benjamin George-Hansen Salestrom, 233987, Elijah Harlow
Jack Thomas-Hansen Salestrom, 233988, Elijah Harlow
Keith Edward Sevek, 233989, Gilbert Drew
Samuel Louis Schwartz, 233990, Jonathan Hascall/Haskell
Richard Edward Russell, 233991, Andrew Jordan
Knox David Gore, 233992, Jacob Parkinson
Owen Parks Gore, 233993, Jacob Parkinson
William Peter Koppenaal Jr., 233994, Samuel Bailey Jr.
Samuel Nicholaus Koppenaal, 233995, Samuel Bailey Jr.
Ethan Alexander Arthur, 233996, Robert McKee
Ronald Roy Roese, 233997, Nehemiah Ide
Alan P. Bosma, 233998, David Morse
Kevin David Bosma, 233999, David Morse
Tyler Bennett Bosma, 234000, David Morse
Ryan Alexander Estes, 234001, John Hart
Daniel Patrick Curcio, 234002, Thomas Mendenhall
Allen Douglas Craig, 234003, Jarvis Green
Charles Edward Michaels, 234004, Casper Durst
Daniel Edward McMurtrie, 234005, Peter Martin
Timothy Clark Strickland, 234006, Neziah Bliss
John Charles Andrade, 234007, James Horton
Britton King Crockett, 234008, Peter Weil/Wiles
Michael Scott Webster, 234009, Christian Lesnett
John P. Moss, 234010, Larkin Johnston
Christian Wood Waugh, 234011, David Tryon
Brian Andrew Rees, 234012, John Sutton Jr.
Leighton Charles Rees, 234013, John Sutton Jr.
Perry Orbren Magness, 234014, Robert Cypert
Richard Kenneth Helms, 234015, Phillip Pledger
Geoffrey Whit Helms, 234016, Phillip Pledger
Gideon Whit Helms, 234017, Phillip Pledger
Todd W. Johnson, 234142, Andrew Putnam
Thomas K. Boardman, 234143, Ephraim Dutton
Innis III, 234144, James Innis
Mark Daniel Olsen, 234275, Daniel Holliday Jr.
Robert D. Duff Wilson, 234276, William Hewitt
Adam Gregory Burke, 234295, Jonathan Williams
Lawrence N. Stafford, 234296, John Stafford
Matthew Richard Keith, 234297, Cornelius Keith
Ira W. Moore, 234298, Robert Cypert
Joshua W. Moore, 234299, Robert Cypert
Robert Love Reeder, 234300, James Luttrell
Gerard Sean Reeder, 234301, James Luttrell
Robert Thomas Reeder, 234302, James Luttrell
Henry Ernst Rose, 234303, Edward Henderson
Albert Ernst Rose, 234304, Edward Henderson
Tyler Albert Rose, 234305, Edward Henderson
Mario Schuyler Perez, 234306, Philip Schuyler
Tommy Ray Bertrand, 234438, Amable Bertrand
Dennis Jay Bertrand, 234439, Amable Bertrand
John Michael Robbins, 234440, James Pettigrew
Dennis Wayne Hamm, 234441, Samuel Stribling
Terry Lee Kraft, 234442, Andrew Du Bose Jr.
Jeffrey Haile Haskett, 234443, Samuel Shreve
Peter Van Orden Crowell, 234444, Jonathan Crowell
Paul Timothy Williams, 234545, James Williams
Robert Williams Blume, 234546, James Williams
David Yoe Williams III, 234547, James Williams
David Yoe Williams IV, 234548, James Williams
Ryan Xavier Williams, 234549, James Williams
Connor James Williams, 234550, James Williams
Patrick James Williams, 234551, James Williams
Jackson Yoe Williams, 234552, James Williams
Luke James Williams, 234553, James Williams
Robert Cleary Williams, 234554, James Williams
Gavin Robert Williams, 234555, James Williams
Blake David Williams, 234556, James Williams
Tyler Joseph Williams, 234557, James Williams
Kevin Davis Williams, 234558, James Williams
Liam Jeffrey Erceg, 234559, James Williams
Logan Alexander Erceg, 234560, James Williams
Leo Titus Erceg, 234561, James Williams
Jacob Daily Williams, 234562, James Williams
Christopher Andrew Pince, 234563, James Williams
Thomas Christopher Pince, 234564, James Williams
Kolbe Joseph Pince, 234565, James Williams
Paul M. Hawkes, 234566, James Hawkes
Jeremiah Mahlon Hawkes, 234567, James Hawkes
Ezekiel Peter Hawkes, 234568, James Hawkes
Phineas David Hawkes, 234569, James Hawkes
Benjamin Mahlon Hawkes, 234570, James Hawkes
Joshua Mahlon Hawkes, 234571, James Hawkes
William Mahlon Hawkes, 234572, James Hawkes
Alexander Mahlon Hawkes, 234573, James Hawkes
Abraham Mahlon Hawkes, 234574, James Hawkes
Malcolm Mahlon Hawkes, 234575, James Hawkes
Caleb Kittredge Hawkes, 234576, James Hawkes
Clark Windham Hawkes, 234577, James Hawkes
David Charles Kennedy, 234578, James Crawford
Cole Edward Campbell, 234579, Michael Gleaves
Austin David Allaria, 234580, Moses Gee
Collin Brian Allaria, 234581, Moses Gee
Vaughan C. Mason III, 234582, Robert Bolling
Paul Richard Whelan, 234583, Philemon Monroe
Jason Evans Casterline, 234662, Isaac Morehouse
Nicholas Raymond John Yilek, 234663, Jacob Parkerson/Parkinson
Dana F. Healey Jr., 234664, Ebenezer Webb Jr. Dr. David Bouvin, 234751, Epaphroditus Drake
Bruce D. Arthur, 234752, Gabriel Smith
Barry Wayne Finch, 234753, Aaron Baldwin
Benjamin Aaron Street, 234754, Anthony Street
Jason Avery Street, 234755, Anthony Street
Kim Alan Cullars, 234756, Simon Crowell
Robert John Brandenstein, 234757, Jacob Fuller
John Victor Nolander, 234758, John Taney
Michael T. Moore Jr., 234759, Austin Stone
John David Knapp, 234760, John Milligan
Andrew Franklin Shotwell Jr., 234761,
James Martin
Daniel L. Miller, 234762, Philip Putnam
Peter Charles Miller, 234763, Philip Putnam
Lee Charles Miller, 234764, Philip Putnam
Gordon James MacDonald, 234765, John Starr
David Branice Barrentine, 234766, John Taliaferro
Mark Chandler Johnson II, 234767, George Avery
Gavin Theodore Brass, 234768, Seth Huddleston
Eamon Andrew Brass, 234769, Seth Huddleston
Barry Keith Stewart, 234770, Ralph Stewart
Zackery Lewis Petersen, 234771, William Hulse
Joe Elliott Joyner, 234772, Caleb Ferebee
Joe Elliott Joyner Jr., 234773, Caleb Ferebee
Dan Elliott Joyner, 234774, Caleb Ferebee
Henry Paul Freyer, 234775, Adam Hope
Matthew Gene Carter, 234776, Elisha Dodson
France (4)
Bruno Malphettes, 233377, Michel Guillaume Saint John de Crevecoeur
Constantin Malphettes, 233378, Michel Guillaume Saint John de Crevecoeur
Guislain d’Hauteville, 233379, Louis Hyacinthe Cavelier chevalier de Cuverville
Henri du Chayla, 233380, Armond Simon Marie de Blanquet du Chayla
Georgia (68)
Dennis Harold Lindemeier, 233468, Henry Little
Marc D. Zawko, 233469, George Boyer
William S. Zawko, 233470, George Boyer
Robert Darrell Bogle, 233526, Solomon Sanders
Wyendell Steven Evans, 233527, Daniel Triplett
Charlie Tudor, 233528, William Aaron
Brett W. Allen, 233529, Royal Sanford
William Richard Clack, 233530, David Smith
Phillip Graham Smith Jr., 233531, John Tolleson
Fred Dewey Barlow Jr., 233610, Richard Tyner
Jerry Dwight Sanders, 233683, Hugh Cravey
William Allison Roof, 233684, Jesse Carpenter
Alexei William Roof, 233685, Jesse Carpenter
Samuel Colt Flynn, 233686, James Gailey
Alan Miles Griffith, 233820, Drury Jackson
Matthew Edward Windsor, 233878, Arthur Davis
Perry James Windsor, 233879, Arthur Davis
Matthew Russell Hanley, 233880, William Barton
Kenneth E. Thomas, 233881, Francis Powell
Barry Eugene Whitehead, 233882, Joseph Waterman
Ethan Riley Whitehead, 233883, Joseph Waterman
James Garrett Whitehead, 233884, Joseph Waterman
Campbell Lowrey Patterson II, 233885, James Griffin
Marvin Samuel Strode, 233886, John Shearouse
James Hardesty Hampton, 233887, John Corbley
Frank Gregg Pepper, 234018, Barnabas Barnum
Billy Maxwell Williams, 234019, William Spivey
Joseph G. W. Smith, 234020, James Chiles Jr.
Derick Nelson Steed, 234021, Gabriel Smith
Merle Laverne Gay, 234022, Simon Gay
Warren Kelly Veale, 234145, Francis Veale
Scott Franklin Veale, 234146, Francis Veale
Grant Michael Tribble, 234147, John Phillips
Mark Grant Tribble, 234148, John Phillips
Joseph Darrell Renfro, 234149, Guthridge Garland
Todd Edward Porter, 234150, Abel Bliss
David Richard Strickland, 234151, Alexander Human
John Terrell Strickland, 234152, Alexander Human
David Morgan Derst, 234307, Luke Whitfield
Carl K. Radford, 234445, Jonathan Coleman
Brian David Dannewitz, 234446, Leonard Westbrook
Allin Whitney Tallmadge, 234447, Ezra Talmage
Mark Alton Reavis Jr., 234584, Thomas Heyward
Christopher Lynah Reavis, 234585, Thomas Heyward
Owen Kay Youles III, 234586, John Rushing
William Blake Traynham, 234587, John Ridgeway Jr.
Frederick Oliver Cooper, 234588, John Tillman
Taylor Frederick Cooper, 234589, John Tillman
William James Kolb, 234777, John H. Schenck
Thomas Walton Clayton, 234778, Charles Floyd
Jason Walker Sutton, 234779, Thomas Askew
Abbie Leon A.L. Wilkes Jr., 234780, Isaac Wilks
Elton Binion Turner Jr., 234781, Benjamin Lacy
Geoffrey Lamar Gress, 234782, Reuben Roberts
Thomas White Gress, 234783, Reuben Roberts
Peter Matthias Gress, 234784, Reuben Roberts
Derek Scott Smith, 234785, John Chastain
Larry Anthony Smith, 234786, John Chastain
Luke Scott Smith, 234787, John Chastain
Douglas E. Kaliher, 234788, John Ball
Robert Sidney Ginn Jr., 234789, Sampson Bobo
William Allen Rice, 234790, Thomas Wylly
Benjamin Scott Waugh, 234791, Thompson Apperson
Paul Douglas Smith, 234792, Gabriel D. Smith Sr.
Zachery Charles Smith, 234793, Gabriel D. Smith Sr.
Tyler Paul Smith, 234794, Gabriel D. Smith Sr.
James Alpha O’Quinn Jr., 234795, Otey Prosser
Daniel Jerome McCarty, 234796, John Cash
Iowa (14)
Lawrence Laird Jack III, 233513, James Crawford
Lawrence Laird Jack, 233514, James Crawford
Owen Lee Jack, 233515, James Crawford
Amasa James Altman, 233629, Thomas Howe
Matthew Douglas Frazer, 234029, John Shearer
Henry Douglas Frazer, 234030, John Shearer
Larry Hoit Terpstra, 234158, William Hoyt
Derek Alan Terpstra, 234159, William Hoyt
Seth Michael Terpstra, 234160, William Hoyt
Michael Dean Terpstra, 234161, William Hoyt
Cole Dugan Johnson, 234312, Thomas Green Alvey
Jason Wells, 234313, Asa Wells
Troy Michael Matter, 234456, John Matter Jr.
Daniel Frank Rittel, 234457, Abraham Forney
Idaho (2)
Jordan Woods Devoe, 234665, Micah Whitmarsh
Richard Gordon Colburn, 234666, Jonathan Colburn
Illinois (11)
Mark Todd Searl, 233532, John Searle
John William North, 233687, John Cutright/Cutrack
Douglas Lee Hastings, 233888, John Hoxie
Jack Irvin Ball, 233889, Allen Christian
Charles Raymond Boyd, 233961, Jacob Friedrich Lagenauer
Charles Randall Boyd, 233962, Jacob Friedrich Lagenauer
Clayton William-Gilbert Nelsen, 234448, Jesse Doud/Dowd
Marcus L. Eder, 234449, Matthew Starbuck
Kristofer Kirk Swanson, 234450, Major Waller
Micah James Cutter, 234451, Jesse Vawter
Wendell Wayne Stevens, 234797, Adam Conrad
Indiana (48)
Dennis Ray White, 233533, Michael Riser
Michael Ray White, 233534, Michael Riser
Joseph Ryan White, 233535, Michael Riser
Chris A. Satterfield, 233536, John Strawn
Jules Thomas Mominee, 233611, Louis Gaudere
Nicholas Thomas Mominee, 233612, Louis Gaudere
Robert L. Wright, 233613, Peter Rothrock
Calvin Ray Guess, 233614, Joseph Guess
Brad Eliot Combs, 233615, William Combs
Lyndon Patrick McCoy, 233616, Samuel Howard
John William Kirtland, 233617, Nathan Kirtland
Ronald L. Spurgeon, 233618, John Simpson Aldridge
James Allen Iles II, 233619, Lawrence Harrison
Robert James Hultgren, 233620, James Hale
John Thomas West, 233621, Joseph West Sr.
Michael Lowell Shavlik, 233622, Daniel Van Fleet
Adam Clark Edward North Liddell, 233623, John North
Matthew Duke Liddell, 233624, John North
Layton Duke Liddell, 233625, John North
Dylan Matthew Liddell, 233626, John North
John Edward Parker, 233627, Joshua Whitaker
Scott Eric Zimmerman, 233628, John Priddy
Jeffrey Todd Stegen, 233688, Elijah Hendrick
Kenneth Darrell Hillis, 233689, Richard Crooks
Garry Lee Boston, 233960, Jehosaphat Prindle
Charles William Puckett, 234023, Drury Puckett
Sebastian Alexander Maxey, 234024, William Maxey
Cole Andrew Mathies, 234025, Adam Howerter
Grant Ryan Mathies, 234026, Adam Howerter
Evan Lee Mathies, 234027, Adam Howerter
Caleb Maxwell Wright, 234028, Joseph Fox
Dale Alan Wyant, 234153, Robert McCoy
Kegan Thomas-Lyle Hennessey, 234154, William Overton Callis
Dennis Coen Hutchinson, 234155, John Palm
Anthony Ray Baumgartner, 234156, Andrew Lewis Sr.
Jerry Alan Gaskin, 234157, Hugh McDonald
Dr. Frederick Edward Leickly, 234308, Amaziah Delano
John Marshall King, 234309, Allen Ramsay
Tyler Lee Daniels, 234452, Levin Hyslop
Christopher James Daniels, 234453, Levin Hyslop
Scott Mason, 234454, Conrad Bush
Michael E. Mason, 234455, Conrad Bush
Joseph Walter Gilley, 234590, Robert Faris
Reid Kelly Sasser, 234591, John Kelly
Carter James Sasser, 234592, John Kelly
Blake Allen Huebner, 234593, Jacob Hoffman
Ike Elliott Minnick, 234594, Jacob Hoffman
Jack Tyler Minnick, 234595, Jacob Hoffman
International (3)
Christian Scott Devoe, 233381, Micah Whitmarsh
James Michael Bottlinger, 234310, Consider Little
Dr. Adrian David Utterback, 234311, Jacob Utterback
Kansas (23)
James Francis Watkins Jr., 233382, Henry Watkins
Roger Edward Thomas, 233383, John Van Etten
Todd Duncan Hoover, 233384, Daniel McJunkin
Francois-Xavier Louis Houitte De La Chesnais, 233790, Joseph Casimir Francois De Mathey
West Alan Shatzman, 234031, Beverly Callicot
John William Lofthouse, 234032, James Knowles
Eli Sutton Allen, 234033, Isham Bobbitt
Frank Nickolas Cannon, 234034, John Healy
Duane Barron Billings, 234035, John Pomeroy
Michael Dean Philbrick, 234036, Thomas Sebring
Westin Niel Lee Mash, 234037, Philip Hewitt
Ronald Darren Wiseman, 234038, George Lintner
Stephen Henry Hadley, 234039, Stephen Pankey Sr.
Jeffrey Lorn Hayes, 234040, Hans/Hance Black
Larry Richard Garrison, 234041, Jacob Fisher Jr.
Michael Joseph Fisher, 234042, Benjamin Ethell
Jay Christopher Glidewell, 234043, Philip Roush
Dwight David Crown, 234044, Thomas Lide
Matthew Lee Blome, 234798, Major Lines
Hunter Gabriel Blome, 234799, Major Lines
Gunnar Benedict George Blome, 234800, Major Lines
Marcus Bradley Howell, 234801, Micajah Callaway
Michael Lee Warren, 234802, John Gill
Kentucky (37)
Clarence Robert Martin Jr., 233537, George Taylor
Mark Sutherd Carroll, 233630, Stephen Codill
William Walter Reed, 233690, Henry Shoffner
William Kenneth Reed, 233691, Henry Shoffner
William Brandon Reed, 233692, Henry Shoffner
Douglas James King, 233890, Daniel Carter
Rhett Walker Cooley, 234045, Samuel Auxier
Riggs Carter Cooley, 234046, Samuel Auxier
David Stoddard Woodbury, 234162, John Woodbury
Gary Ray Archibald, 234163, William Voiles
Michael William Jacobs, 234164, John Brewer Dent
Lloyd Neal Baker, 234314, Zachariah Connell
J. Cameron T. Barnett, 234315, Caleb Nash
Jaden Kyle Pugh, 234316, Simon Stacy
Joshua Luke Pugh, 234317, Simon Stacy
Jacob Wesley Pugh, 234318, Simon Stacy
Ryder Paul Gray, 234319, Caleb Nash
Rickie Lee Charles, 234320, John Day
Charles Edward Holbrook Jr., 234321, Edward Polly
Phillip Wood Coffey, 234322, Elizabeth Graves Sandridge
Noel Mark Botts, 234323, David Proffitt
James Clay Botts, 234324, David Proffitt
James Solomon Alexander Clay Botts, 234325, David Proffitt
Robert Lucas Noel Botts, 234326, David Proffitt
Darrell Edgar Stone, 234458, William Hammons
Darrell Conway Stone, 234459, William Hammons
Dennis Scott Beatty, 234596, Joseph Beatty
Raymond Carus Waggoner, 234597, John Wagner
Erskine Howard Courtenay III, 234598, William Christian
John E. Hagan, 234667, John Pipes
Morris Brown Danks, 234803, John Danks
Stephen Kent Danks, 234804, John Danks
David Brent Danks, 234805, John Danks
Zachary David Danks, 234806, John Danks
Kaleb Hamlin Coursey, 234807, John Danks
1607-1776
If you are an American and a direct male descendant of someone who rendered civil or military service in one of the 13 American colonies before July 4, 1776, consider joining the
NATIONAL SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN COLONISTS.
For information on its activities and eligibility requirements, contact:
Registrar General R.D. Pollock P.O. Box 86 Urbana, OH 43078-0086 www.americancolonists.org
Timothy Andrew Clayton, 234808, Gardner Hopkins
Everett Nesbit Byrd, 234809, Shadrack Byrd
Louisiana (19)
Patrick Todd McBride, 233821, Joseph Landry
Jason Daniel Creech, 233822, William Lee Davidson
Erick Stewart Brown, 233891, John Cox
Edwin Karn Ensign III, 233892, William Ensign
Edwin Karn Ensign IV, 233893, William Ensign
Edwin Karn Ensign V, 233894, William Ensign
Charles Ned Guilbeau Jr., 234327, Jean Guilbeau
Theodore Patrick Harless III, 234328, William Iles
Jonathan Hunt Harless, 234329, William Iles
James William Smilie Jr., 234460, John Smilie
Paul Danner Cooper, 234461, Levi Preston
Jackson Patrick Cooper, 234462, Levi Preston
Eric James Moore, 234463, Thomas Jefferson
Timothy Paul Smith, 234599, Daniel Gaspard/Normand
Richard Ramsey Kennedy Jr., 234668, Michel Prudhomme
Richard Ramsey Kennedy III, 234669, Armand Broussard
Reed Ramsey Kennedy, 234670, Armand Broussard
Robert Gwinn Maddox IV, 234671, Ennemond Meullion
David Bryan Romero, 234672, Louis Judice Jr.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF VIRGINIA FOUNDING FATHERS
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF VIRGINIA FOUNDING FATHERS
Any person eighteen years of age or older who can prove lineal descent from an ancestor, who was a resident of the Virginia Colony on or before 31 Dec 1699, is eligible for membership.
Any person eighteen years of age or older who can prove lineal descent from an ancestor, who was a resident of the Virginia Colony on or before 31 Dec 1699, is eligible for membership.
For information, please contact: Paul Walden SDVAFF Governor General PaulWalden@live.com www.virginiafoundingfathers.org
For information, please contact: Paul Walden SDVAFF Governor General PaulWalden@live.com www.virginiafoundingfathers.org
Massachusetts (22)
Paul Richard Perkins, 233543, Job Drew
Jeffrey James Johnson, 233544, Stephen Luce
John Lawrence Maziarz, 233545, Joseph Torrey
Thomas Glen Cole II, 233642, Thomas Posey
David Glassburn Gabriel, 233823, James Campbell
Timothy Tyler Desrosiers, 233824, Nathaniel Chase
James Michael Loring, 233901, Thomas Loring
Nicholas Ryan Loring, 233902, Thomas Loring
Raymond Paul Ward III, 233903, Jabez Lord
Robert Lauren Devinney, 233904, Stephen Jillson
Edward George Toomey, 234166, Daniel Libby
Andrew Heathman Harrington, 234167, Nathaniel Harrington
Scott Heathman Harrington, 234168, Nathaniel Harrington
Jeffrey Thomas Harrington, 234169, Nathaniel Harrington
Jake Sanford DeVries, 234330, Shepard Kollock
Lee Sanford DeVries, 234331, Shepard Kollock
Benjamin Lambert Hall Jr., 234602, Samuel Hillman
J. Michael Stephen Goodie, 234603, Jonathan Williams Jr.
Kevin Robert Donovan, 234604, Isaiah Keen
Scott Harter Beyer, 234675, Jacob Bittenbender
Matthew Thomas Nehrenz, 234811, Zelah Rude/Rood
Jeffrey Hays Penfield, 234812, Charles Racine
The first full-fledged battle of the American Revolution was on June 17, 1775.
Patriots realized they could more than hold their own against the British, and George Washington was confirmed as leader of the Continental Army.
If you are descended from men or women who provided service to the Patriot Cause at this time, then please consider joining the
Bunker Hill Society
www.bunkerhillsociety.com
For information on activities and eligibility requirements, contact Registrar/Genealogist Mary Brown bunkerhillsociety@gmail.com
Maryland (42)
Gerald Luiz Rocha Sr., 233385, Morris Barto/Barteau
Andrew Travis Hammond, 233538, Alexander Lane
James Joseph Nolan Jr., 233539, Asahel Gregory
Nathaniel Charles Wood-Wilson, 233540, Peter Mantz
Christopher Eric Bouchat, 233541, Rudolph Hook
Kevin Isaac Slaughter, 233542, Jacob Slaughter
Michael Duaine Connor, 233693, David Morgan
Kevin Smith, 233694, James English
James Edgar Byron Jr., 233695, Peter Humrichouse
Jason David Pyles, 233696, John Stalcup
Bradford Fitzpatrick Kirby, 233895, James Crouch
Milford Harsh Sprecher, 233896, Daniel Besore
William Logan Wineland, 233897, Jacob Shellenberger Sr.
Lawrence James Marshall, 233898, Robert Spedden
James Nolan Le Goff, 233899, George Williams
Shawn Rowland O’Donnell, 233900, Jonathan McCarty
Robert Clark Willey, 234047, James Westbrook
William Lawrence Willey, 234048, James Westbrook
James C. Ashby, 234049, William Ashby
Mark Richard Ashby, 234050, William Ashby
Nicholas Vattimo, 234165, John Wagerman
Joseph Daniel Mullendore, 234464, William Easton
Lear Sullivan Daniel Mullendore, 234465, William Easton
Alfred Richard Freysz Jr., 234466, Jeremiah Belt
Larry Eugene Fairless, 234467, Walter Oakley
Chad Eric Eugene Fairless, 234468, Walter Oakley
Robert Ernest Baker, 234469, Peter Wertz
Brian Wayne Baker, 234470, Peter Wertz
Gerald Earl Anderson, 234471, Benjamin Cleveland
David James Anderson Jr., 234472, Benjamin Cleveland
Frazier Bonner Pittman Jr., 234473, John Pittman
Andrew Justin Jones, 234474, William Brown
Douglas Lee Donegan, 234475, George Maus
Jeffrey Larkin Caples, 234476, Robert Caples
Bradley Nelson Metheny, 234477, James Matheny
Alexander Stephen Clark, 234478, Uzal Ball
William Howard Wallace, 234600, Joseph DeWolf
William Joseph Wallace, 234601, Joseph DeWolf
John Cameron McArthur, 234673, Francis Speight
George Christopher Sinkler, 234674, Adam Wagner
Kim Roberts Young, 234810, Owen Roberts
Michigan (47)
Douglas Wayne Mills, 233697, John Moore
Maximilian Logan Mills, 233698, John Moore
Knox Douglas Solomon, 233699, John Moore
Reed Stuart Solomon, 233700, John Moore
Gary Prosser Davis, 233701, Conrad Seipel
Stephen Blair Lambert, 233825, John McGuire
Peter David Heydlauff, 233905, William Lee
George Frederick Heydlauff, 233906, William Lee
Mark Frederick Heydlauff, 233907, William Lee
Alister Edward Heydlauff, 233908, William Lee
Thomas Griffin Heydlauff, 233909, William Lee
Joshua Wayne Wells, 233910, Ichabod Brown
Noah Joshua Wells, 233911, Ichabod Brown
Victor Lewis Schug, 234170, Philip Weller
Connor Patrick Jarrell, 234171, Abraham Blumer
Flynn Aldon Jarrell, 234172, Abraham Blumer
Matthew John Coker, 234173, William Hansard
Michael John Moore, 234174, Abraham Blumer
Charles Allen Moore, 234175, Abraham Blumer
Derek Robert Moore, 234176, Abraham Blumer
Jake Michael Moore, 234177, Abraham Blumer
Bryan Michael Shonka, 234332, Corey Spencer
James R. Pyle, 234333, William Talcott
David Lee McDonald, 234334, Oliver Teel
Robert Allen Galvin, 234335, Jonas Wyman
Robert Edward Galvin, 234336, Jonas Wyman
Gregory Gordon Christensen, 234337, John Bryan Sr.
Charles Samuel Christensen, 234338, John Bryan Sr.
David Walter Parker, 234339, Jacob Loomis
David Keith Fox, 234605, William Fox Sr.
Jeremiah John Foley, 234606, Silas Titus
Richard Andrew Hove, 234607, Samuel Wade Magruder
Richard Andrew Hove Jr., 234608, Samuel Wade Magruder
William Buchanan Hove, 234609, Samuel Wade Magruder
Justin F. Roebuck, 234610, John Roebuck
Michael David Roebuck, 234611, John Roebuck
Jamal William Bookwalter, 234676, Benjamin Castor
James Thomas Winters, 234677, Reuben Clark
William John Goodman, 234678, Thomas Covenhoven/Conover
Wayne Loris Beutler III, 234679, Jesse Perrin
Nathan Loris Beutler, 234680, Jesse Perrin
Bryon James Beutler, 234681, Jesse Perrin
Jeffrey Michael Long, 234682, Jesse Perrin
John T. Clore, 234683, John Clore Jr.
Duncan Scott Blue, 234684, John Blue Jr.
Warren Wayne Van Overbeke, 234685, John Streeter Sr.
William Alan Brennan, 234686, James Wood
Minnesota (19)
Mark W. Maxfield, 233386, Patrick Henry
LeRoy Leverne Loomer, 233387, Joseph Loomer Sr.
Tyler Edmond Loomer, 233388, Joseph Loomer Sr.
Scott Edmond Loomer, 233389, Joseph Loomer Sr.
James Roy Jeffery, 233702, James Jeffery
Kirk Matthew Anderson, 233703, Barzillai Beckwith
Theodore J. Patton, 233704, Henry Nail
Grant D. Kruger, 233705, John Foster
Nathan Adam Bronk, 233706, Joseph Haven
Donald Alan Youel, 233708, William Youel
Theodore Alan Youel, 233709, William Youel
William Robert Youel, 233710, William Youel
Andrew Bruce Youel, 233711, William Youel
Peter Bruce Youel, 233712, William Youel
Carl Andrew Youel, 233713, William Youel
Bruce James Henry, 233912, Stephen Hatfield
James Joseph Tuttle, 234178, Rufus Lines
Glenn William O’Meara, 234179, Mathew Pigman
Nathan E. Oliver, 234340, John Bryant
Missouri (44)
Charles Wallace Ivy, 233391, Thomas Caradine
Donald Albert Koehler, 233392, David Haven
David Douglas Dunlap, 233471, William Garrett
Dr. Carl Brady Merrigan, 233472, William Garrett
Benjamin J. Nulton Jr., 233546, Nathaniel Snelson
Jeffrey Warren Hicks, 233715, Jesse Rector
Steven Scott Ward, 233716, Alexander Fuller
Clifton Maurice Hibbs, 233717, Eli McDaniel
Jeff Allen Stokes, 233718, John Stokes
David Michael Halter, 233719, Jacob Williamson
Joe Allen Stokes, 233720, John Stokes
Robert Lee Tritt, 233913, Peter Tritt
Aaron Jay Magnuson II, 233914, James Williams
Roy William Grimes, 234051, John Gump
John Evans Cool, 234052, Oliver Hayes
Nathan Duane Goodpasture, 234053, Abraham Goodpasture
David Mark Fulk, 234054, Isaac Zane
Gerard William Gerhart, 234055, Gabriel Constant
Lucas Philip Carr, 234180, James Williams
Brayden Douglas Willey, 234181, Barzilla Willey/Willy
William Lucas Eades, 234182, Charles Eades
Benjamin Patrick Clemmons, 234183, James McCrory
James Robert Salisbury, 234184, William Walton
Benjamin James Salisbury, 234185, William Walton
Robert Benjamin Salisbury, 234186, William Walton
William James Sammons, 234187, William Walton
Ernest Valor Wasmer, 234188, Benjamin Junkins
Truman Neil Wasmer, 234189, Benjamin Junkins
Gary Lavern Walden Jr., 234190, Joseph Wallen
Bryan Jeffrey Willey, 234191, Barzilla Willey/Willy
Derek William Myers, 234479, Samuel Weaver
James M. Freihofer, 234480, Bodo Otto Sr.
Samuel Mark Scheiderer, 234481, Jacob Spitler
Dearing Davis McMillin Jr., 234482, Joseph Walden
Michael Robert Parrott, 234483, Elijah Wilmot
Christopher Richmond, 234612, Phillip Howell
Matthew Leon Frederickson, 234613, John Nicholas Nagle
William Eric Livers, 234614, Charles McAnally
Michael Clinton Presnell, 234615, James Napier
James Douglas Diven, 234687, John Cronkhite
Ryan Christopher Hager, 234688, William Stitt Sr.
Russell Jewett Wright, 234689, George Harding
Michael Howard Shelton, 234690, Enos Randoll
Mark Douglas Engelhardt, 234691, Christian Seabaugh
Mississippi (2)
Bates Bennett, 233390, Thomas Kelsey
Michael Winston Boykin, 233714, Marmaduke Royals
Montana (1)
Pius Elliott Takes Horse, 233721, Benjamin Walker
North Carolina (69)
Vance Martin Patterson, 233474, Daniel Turner
Bryant Astor Lindsey, 233475, Arthur Slayden Sr.
Michael Warren Carpenter, 233476, Christian Carpenter
Richard James Nezbeth Jr., 233477, Jonathan Shepard
Mark Edward Conard, 233478, John Nelson
Matthew Ian Conard, 233479, John Nelson
Adam Blake Stockstill, 233550, Jacob Cleveland
Beau Alexander Stockstill, 233551, Jacob Cleveland
Blake Daniel Stockstill, 233552, Jacob Cleveland
Austin Noble Stockstill, 233553, Jacob Cleveland
Eugene Anthony Eline Jr., 233554, Bernard Timmerman
John Jay Myers, 233555, Archibald Thompson
Anthony David Yousefnejad, 233556, Zachariah Spencer III
Nathaniel James Eure, 233634, Peter Rogers
James Franklin Moody, 233730, John Bullock
Samuel Joseph Chapman, 233731, John Tipton
James Maxwell Kerr, 233732, William Houston
Dana John Perko, 233733, Joseph Dodge
James Scott Smith, 233734, Nicholas Smith
Randall Robert Scott Sr., 233735, Charles Scott
Aubrey Page Brown Jr., 233736, John Brown
Henry DeRolf, 233831, Abraham Transue Sr.
Lawrence Travis Locklear, 233832, John Brooks
Michael Sidney Young, 233833, James Glenn
Nicholas Giovanni Russo, 233834, Thomas Mock
David Dean Cantley, 233835, James Isaac Ellison
Aaron David Cantley, 233836, James Isaac Ellison
Lawrence Pearson, 233837, Jesse Toliver
Samuel James Learned, 233838, Joseph Learned
Gerald Alan Williams, 233928, John Nisler Jr.
Joseph Edmund Deaton, 234204, William Melson
George Allen Miller, 234205, John Smith
Rodney John Hindley, 234346, Street Hall
Matthew Joseph Russo, 234347, Reuben Duren
Thomas Edward Taylor, 234488, Samuel Lambert
John Arden Shakespeare, 234489, Thomas Bradford
Bobby Lynn Meadows, 234490, Peter Morton
Isaac Logan Triplett, 234491, David Watson
Bentley Victoriano Flores, 234492, Benjamin Grier
Anthony Dai Bolick, 234493, Samuel C. Killian
Joseph Marshall Bolick, 234494, Samuel C. Killian
Dr. Frederick Chester Tucker, 234495,
John Netherton
Frederick Charles Tucker, 234496, John Netherton
Ricky Francis Hardy, 234497, Lemuel Hardy
Michael James Hardy, 234498, Lemuel Hardy
Brian Christopher Hardy, 234499, Lenuel Hardy
Jesse Clifton Edwards Jr., 234622, William Whitfield Jr.
Ernest Allen Riles, 234697, Felix Matzinger
John Christopher Mathews, 234698, Joseph Henry
Pierce Gibson Mathews, 234699, Joseph Henry
William Charles Thorne, 234700, Isaac Clark
Joseph Shane Tritchler, 234701, David Barnard
Kevin Allen, 234702, John Allen
Horace Ray Matthews Jr., 234703, Richard Warren
John William Wheeler Jr., 234704, Micajah Wheeler
James Michael Comfort, 234705, Richard Comfort
Jonathan Judd Sheperd, 234706, Frederick Judd
Robert Edgar Masters Jr., 234707, Joshua Younger
Gerald Drew Masters, 234708, Joshua Younger
Colin Joseph Cassidy, 234709, Joshua Younger
Alan Christopher Shaw, 234710, Daniel Parker
Paul Aidan Junghahn Shaw, 234711, Daniel Parker
Alexander James Nieskes, 234712, Solomon Hopkins
William Willis Boddie Jr., 234713, William Boddie
Randy Dale Humphris, 234714, George Dellinger
Douglas H. Swaim, 234715, George Moffett
Anthony Philyaw, 234716, Watkin William Winn
Richard Dee Bray, 234717, Henry Bray
Charles Richard Patton, 234814, Joseph Patton
Nebraska (19)
Seth Andrew Howard, 234056, Joseph Adair Jr.
Dorian Garrett Dunham, 234057, James Scott
Bryce Craig Wells, 234058, William Flansburg
Douglas Glenn Ives, 234059, Simon Deyo
Barry Paul Higgins, 234060, John Blakely/Blakesleee
Russell Lee Rech, 234061, Josiah Leake
Michael Scott Kelly, 234062, Abraham Slack Jr.
Jameson Elias Trauger, 234063, Andrew Hill
Roger Leon Carmichael, 234064, Archibald Carmichael
Owen Lee Henderson, 234065, James Clark
Karel David Capek, 234066, Elnathan Jacobs
Robert Roy Foresman, 234067, Ralph Devereaux
Daniel Alfred Thomson, 234068, Stephen Stackhouse
Joseph Daniel Thomson, 234069, Stephen Stackhouse
Randy Lee Wallace, 234616, Eleazer Whipple
Nathan Daniel Kato-Wallace, 234617, Eleazer Whipple
Ross Richard Johnson II, 234618, Amasa Allen
Jerry L. Lippincott, 234619, Thomas Freeman
Frederick James Lieth, 234692, Stephen Stackhouse
New Hampshire (12)
Carey Josef Borden, 233631, William Bliss Jr.
Derek Laurence Wood, 233827, Samuel Dunn
Jeremy James Wood, 233828, Samuel Dunn
Timothy J. Billbrough, 233829, Jonathan Palmer
Philip Glen Bascom, 233920, Elias Bascom
Bradford W. Bascom, 233921, Elias Bascom
Jonathan Bascom, 234193, John Reed
William Brackett Jennison Jr., 234194, Jonathan Emerson
Robert Scott Mayo, 234195, Joseph Washburn
Eugene Joseph Mayo, 234196, Joseph Washburn
Michael Rashid Kizilbash, 234693, Andrew Hyde Jr.
Jackson Campbell Kizilbash, 234694, Andrew Hyde Jr.
New Jersey (41)
Edward P. Siemietkoski, 233393, Jacob Sink
Walter Maier Hitchner, 233473, Bodo Otto Sr.
Wayne Speranza, 233547, John Selover
Robert William Rittershausen Jr., 233548, John Ray
Ryan Matthew Rittershausen, 233549, John Ray
Mark David Flaherty, 233632, John Tuthill
Ernest Robert Volkland Jr., 233633, Thomas Roberts
Daniel Page Stites, 233724, Nathaniel Holmes
Michael Edward Beale, 233725, Benjamin Bolles
Jared Michael Beale, 233726, Benjamin Bolles
Edward Robert Beale, 233727, Benjamin Bolles
Nicholas George Hanhan, 233728, Benjamin Bolles/Bowles/Bowls
Michael John Mazen Hanhan, 233729, Benjamin Bolles/Bowles/Bowls
Wesley Eugene Stokes, 233830, George Anthony
Alex Joseph Robb, 233922, Richard Holcomb
Kenneth Vincent Miller III, 233923, Amos Alexander
Harold Norris Weller III, 233924, Jacob Weller
Walter Ellsworth Boright Jr., 233925, Laurence Landt/Land
Glenn William Rapp, 233926, Laurence Landt/Land
Steven Matthew Rapp, 233927, Laurence Landt/Land
Victor Maurice Verbeke, Esq., 234073, John Rosenkrans
Andrew Robert Verbeke, 234074, John Rosenkrans
Michael William Wellet Jr., 234075, John Dodson
Michael William Wellet III, 234076, John Dodson
Theodore Wilson Morris V, 234077, John Schenck
Theodore Wilson Morris IV, 234078, John Schenck
Glenn Munroe Frantz, 234197, William Munroe
James Thomas Elliott, 234198, Michael Bortz
Keenan Novak Elliott, 234199, Michael Bortz
Owen Thomas Elliott, 234200, Michael Bortz
Evan Benjamin Elliott, 234201, Michael Bortz
Jay Joseph Godin, 234202, Peter Keckler
Craig Ryan Kearsing, 234203, Eleazer Butler
Kyle Eugene Emert, 234342, Frederick Emmert
John Joseph Hill, 234343, William Hill
David Cole Doeringer, 234344, Jacob Shotwell
Richard Bolan, 234345, David Banta
Scott Edward DeBiasio, 234485, Peter Pumyea
Lawrence William Luttrell Jr., 234486, John Seney
Douglas Eric Hahn, 234487, John D. Hennion
Brewster Morey Miner, 234621, Absolom Miner
New Mexico (2)
John Joseph Frye, 234695, John Lewis
New Mexico, Robert Cruitt McNiel III, 234696, William Stallworth
Nevada (16)
Ethan Charles Livingston, 233722, Adam Shafer/Shaffer
John David Burley, 233723, David Maris
Keith Charles Robbins, 233826, John Robbins
Lt. Col. Eric E. Keyes, 233915, Daniel Keyes
Staff Sergeant Garrett Eugene Keyes, 233916, Daniel Keyes
Tyler Eric Keyes, 233917, Daniel Keyes
Devin Edward Keyes, 233918, Daniel Keyes
Weston Edward Cadillac Keyes, 233919, Daniel Keyes
Anthony Jay Berkley, 234070, Reuben Enos
Harry Scott Fields, 234071, Lemuel Sturtevant Jr.
Major Russell Kingsbery, 234072, Elijah Caswell
David C. Maffey, 234192, Thomas Winslow
Joseph Cosner III, 234341, Thomas Costner
Craig Richard Wuest, Ph.D., 234484, Shadrack Turner
Stephen Edwin Chapman, 234620, John Chapman
James F. Walker, 234813, Jacob Redwine
New York (32)
Richard E. Valentine Jr., 233604, Thomas Valentine
Connor Jacob Mower, 233669, Israel H. Bowker
Jaydon Joseph Mower, 233670, Israel H. Bowker
Thomas Paul Terry, 233671, John Miller Jr.
David B. Terry, 233672, John Miller Jr.
Daniel F. Culver, 233673, John Miller Jr.
Wayne Thomas Culver, 233674, John Miller Jr.
James Hallock Barlow, 233675, John Miller Jr.
James P. Murphy, 233676, Benjamin Foster
Ryan J. Murphy, 233677, Benjamin Foster
Laurence Kent Lays, 233678, Dan Loomis
Richard M. Schmidt, 233984, John Todd
Robert B. Jordan, 234425, Adam Arbogast
Jeffrey A. Garcia, 234426, Daniel Rowe
William Albert Maloney, 234427, Isaac Roosevelt
Matthew W. Wilson, 234428, Benjamin Peachy
Harvey T. Wilson, 234429, Benjamin Peachy
Gavin Dean Foster Erickson, 234430, David Brown
Christian R. Tast, 234431, Abraham Warwick
Jeremy C. Tast, 234432, Abraham Warwick
Lucas P. Tast, 234433, Abraham Warwick
Kenneth Mark Cariker, 234434, George Cariker
Kasey William Cariker, 234435, George Cariker
Ian Everett Schramm, 234436, Nathaniel Lancaster
Joshua Cole Schramm, 234437, Nathaniel Lancaster
Tyler Scott Ubben, 234538, Elisha B. Maynard
Joseph Patrick Dusavage, 234539, Elisha B. Maynard
Coleman Joseph Dusavage, 234540,
Elisha B. Maynard
Gary Wayne Crewell, 234541, Elisha B. Maynard
Jacob John Dusavage, 234542, John Flansburgh
Jason Raymond Hinkley, 234543, Sands Raymond
Samuel Wilson Hinkley, 234544, Sands Raymond
Ohio (36)
James Ernest Campbell, 233480, John Riden
John David Ware, 233481, Jedediah Mills
Randall Gene Cech, 233482, Daniel Livermore
Kevin Patrick McEldowney, 233483, William Van Cleve
Donald Andrew Youel, 233707, William Youel
Peter Thomas Mersereau, 233737, Jeremiah Clark Sr.
Stephen Howard Rauch, 233738, William Woodford Sr.
Gregory Anson Bibler, 233739, Benjamin Ensley
Gary Willard Best, 233740, Charles Anderson
Adam Benjamin Shemory, 233741, Benjamin Stone
John Marvin Huffman Jr., 233929, Lewis/Ludwig/Ludwick Hoffman
David Allen Rose, 233930, Jonathan Lilly
Andrew David Rose, 233931, Jonathan Lilly
Daniel James Thompson, 234079, Ebenezer Landon
Brody Randall Thompson, 234080, Ebenezer Landon
Scott Joseph Thompson, 234081, Ebenezer Landon
Landon James Thompson, 234082, Ebenezer Landon
Benjamin Thomas Cutting, 234206, Anthony Miller
Bruce Earl Corson, 234207, Aaron Corson/Courson
Aaron Michael Shoemake, 234208, Robert Thomas
Bradlee Charles Shoemake, 234209, Robert Thomas
Alexander Gregory Lovelace, 234210, Thomas Lovelace
Dennis Lee Lambert, 234211, Dewald Snyder
Justin Mckinley Gates, 234212, Melchior Steele/Stiehl
Christopher John Condorodis, 234213, Adam Zehner
Christian Friedrich Schick, 234348, Michael Hensel
Keith Edward Grate, 234349, Andrew Cochran
David Charles Maley, 234500, Lawrence Maley/Mealey
Stephen Michael Camburn, 234501, John Baird
Christopher Lewis Van Note, 234502, Eliab Farnam/Farnum
Andrew David Lambert, 234623, Dewald Snyder
Jonathan Thomas Lambert, 234624, Dewald Snyder
Matthew James Lambert, 234625, Dewald Snyder
Mark Christopher Cooke, 234718, Nathaniel Lancaster
Gerald Durfee Lindstrom, 234719, Walter Durfee
James David Vance, 234749, William Hagens
Oklahoma (28)
Corey Donovan Grubb, 233394, John Grubb/Grub
Robert Wyman Bedle, 233484, Thomas Beadle
Eric Stephen Patton, 233635, Walter Bernard
Matthew Eric Patton, 233636, Walter Bernard
William Stephen Patton, 233637, Walter Bernard
Charles Gomer Simmons, 233742, Robert Milburn
Donald E. Ramsey, 233743, George Philip Kiester
Geoffrey Stuart Waldo, 233932, Joseph Stevenson
Kevin Reed King, 234083, Nathan Reed
Michael Steven McWhorter, 234135, John McWhorter
Michael Ryan McWhorter, 234136, John McWhorter
John Wylie McWhorter, 234137, John McWhorter
Michael Dunn Blodgett, 234720, Joshua Blodgett
David Keith Koonce, 234721, Daniel Koons/Koonce
Paisley Hiro Plunkett, 234722, Joseph Haskell
Cyrus Samuel Farzaneh, 234723, Joseph Haskell
Wayne Clifford Tyson, 234724, Archibald Little
Dustin Cates, 234725, Daniel Howe
Lorn John Lyman, 234726, Abel Lyman
Nicholas William Lyman, 234727, Abel Lyman
Frank Joseph Podpechan, 234728, John Mallory
Robert William Karlovich III, 234729, John Mallory
Frank Nicholas Karlovich, 234730, John Mallory
Geoffrey Ross Hale Jr., 234731, John Mallory
Steven Lockwood Hinkle, 234732, Charles Hinkle
James Raymond Hinkle, 234733, Charles Hinkle
Maxwell Raymond Hinkle, 234734, Charles Hinkle
Samuel James Hinkle, 234735, Charles Hinkle
Oregon (19)
Beckett Graham Storti, 233744, Lawrence Maley/Mealy
Davis James Storti, 233745, Lawrence Maley/Mealy
Ruben Leon Kretzschmar, 233746, Samuel Williamson
Joshua L. Sandberg, 233747, Benjamin Deuel
Conner Eli Sandberg, 233748, Benjamin Deuel
Cameron James Sandberg, 233749, Benjamin Deuel
James Randall Sandberg, 233750, Benjamin Deuel
George Torres, 233933, Charles Fain
Jacob Alexander Decker Jordan, 233934, John Decker
Thomas Hamlett Averett, 234084, Stephen Hall
William Harry Wise, 234085, Seth Sumner
Peter Guy Wise, 234086, Seth Sumner
Jonathan William Wise, 234087, Seth Sumner
William Blake Wise, 234088, Seth Sumner
Jay Neal Wilt, 234089, Jonathan Miller
James D. Dimmick, 234090, Ralph Stafford
Clayton Kyle Goode, 234091, Daniel Benrley
Glenn H. Hogan, 234815, Eleazer Goodrich
Kevin James Smith, 234816, Ephraim Dilley
Pennsylvania (66)
David Tyler Crum, 233395, Abraham Hawkins
David Joseph Hegarty, 233396, Nicholas Bachert
Douglas Albert Etter, 233397, John Hoge Walker
Bruce Daniel Davidson Etter, 233398, John Hoge Walker
Tristin Charles Etter, 233399, John Hoge Walker
John Ray Clark, 233400, John William Altman Sr.
David Barry Cacka, 233401, Philip Geehr
Tyler Jordan Crum, 233402, Abraham Hawkins
Dallas Joseph Crum, 233403, Abraham Hawkins
Brian Taylor Ashby, 233404, George Hammett
Donald Raymond Brown, 233485, Amdreas Gerberich
Robert Lewis Keck III, 233564, Reuben Smith
Zachery Austin Keck, 233565, Reuben Smith
Mathew Thomas Tillery, 233566, Reuben Smith
William Calvin Mitchell, 233567, Thomas P. Wimbrow
William Edwin Mitchell, 233568, Thomas P. Wimbrow
William Owen Mitchell, 233569, Thomas P. Wimbrow
William Henry Keetley IV, 233638, Benjamin Pomeroy
William Henry Keetley V, 233639, Benjamin Pomeroy
Michael James Donovan, 233751, Jacob Tanner
Richard Barclay Kemmerer Jr., 233752, Henry Kemmerer
Steven William Bolt, 233839, Samuel Morris
Justin Howard Bolt, 233840, Samuel Morris
Harry Scott Neiman, 233841, Philip Newman
Matthew Scott Neiman, 233842, Philip Newman
Gerard O’Neil, 233843, Jacob Reiner
Timothy L. Bailey, 233844, John Drown
Gordon Kent McElroy, 233935, Johannes/John Zieger/Sieger
Mason Mark Secreti, 233936, Amos Walton
David Berdow, 233937, Christopher Grover
Glenn Alexander Foster, 234092, Tillabee Bathrick
Ronald Dwayne Bennett, 234093, John Cessna
Marshall Kay Grant, 234094, Samuel Kistler
Thomas George Seman III, 234095, Ulrich Stover
William Wilson Shoemaker, 234096, John Barnhiser
Elijah Cole Shoemaker, 234097, John Barnhiser
William Michael Cane, 234350, Joseph Hart
Patrick John Cane, 234351, Joseph Hart
Jack Connor Taylor, 234352, Samuel Weaver
Lane Parker Bodley, 234353, Christopher Heebner
Jay John Hughes, 234354, Jonathan Maxson
Jeffrey Carl Murdock, 234355, Joseph Jefferies
Sammy Ross Fuller, 234356, Ephraim Briggs
Robert Michael Newton, 234357, Michael Weaver
Greg Emerson Coburn, 234358, Asa Coburn
Scott Everett Coburn, 234359, Asa Coburn
Michael Bernard Shaffer, 234503, Frederick Lavenberg/Lowenberg
Patrick John McNutt, 234504, John Funk
Edward Max Feigles, 234626, James Blaine
Franklin Phillip Stahl, 234627, John Stahl
Calvin Walter Edwards, 234628, Isaac Edwards
Alvin Wayne Burguess, 234629, Benjamin Rennells
Shawn Michael Kunkle, 234630, Nathan Rambo
Lawrence R. Mark, 234631, Jeremiah Parish
Seth Matthew Messner, 234632, Nathan Livezey
Alexander James Mowery, 234633, Barnabas Doyle
James Francis Willis, 234658, James Fitz Randolph
William Robert Willis, 234659, James Fitz Randolph
Douglas Lee Willis, 234660, James Fitz Randolph
Edward Ambler Kern, 234736, Johann/John Kern
David Andrew Kern, 234737, Johann/John Kern
Edward Kern, 234738, Johann/John Kern
Rev. Dr. Bryon Keith Reynolds, 234817, Philemon Smith
William Edward Pipp, 234818, Jacob Garlock
James Andrew Ross, 234819, Andrew Sharp
Steven Karl Troutman, 234820, John Kelly
Rhode Island (7)
Benjamin Armand Mosher, 233845, Augustin Rousseau
Robert William Phillips, 234214, Robert Mead
Joseph Norman Waller, 234215, John Maull
Robert Albert Perry, 234360, Solomon Coleman
Mark Hodges, 234505, John Hayden
Devin Hodges, 234506, John Hayden
Trevor Hodges, 234507, John Hayden
South Carolina (36)
James Eugene Malone, 233427, Hugh McCreary
Gary David Taylor Jr., 233557, John Darby Sr.
Robert Benjamin Sandifer, 233558, Jethro New
Michael Dorr Redman, 233559, Matthew Dorr Sr.
John Barry Gordon, 233560, Reuben Blanton
Douglas Rollin Keefe, 233561, Isaac Howe
Michael Lee Schwartzkopf, 233562, Nicholas Neely/Neligh
Clinton Angus Alston, 233563, Thomas Dodge
Thomas Edmond Brim Jr., 233938, Ludwig Albright
Noah Blair Brim, 233939, Ludwig Albright
Zachary Thomas Brim, 233940, Ludwig Albright
William G. Wise, 233941, Henry Lee
James Guy Hogsed, 233942, David McNabb
Robert William Matthew Tarrant, 233943, James Butler
Gunnar Bradford Peterson, 233944, John Coddington
Mitchell George Nifenecker, 234216, Philip Huckaby
Andrew Simon Nifenecker, 234217, Philip Huckaby
Robert Brian O’Day, 234218, John Rowland
Michael Robert Montei, 234219, Valentine Shaffer
Gregory Marc Hutchinson, 234220, James Ford
William Scott Terry, 234221, Kasper/Casper Koiner
Philip Cannon Terry, 234222, Kasper/Casper Koiner
Andrew Bruce Terry, 234223, Kasper/Casper Koiner
Kenneth Elwood Fulp Jr., 234224, Peter Fulp
William Joseph Corbett, 234225, John Newton
Thomas Clifford Corbett, 234226, John Newton
David Wright Durham, 234634, John Burns
Lucian Scott Kinder, 234635, William McIntosh
Paul Selle, 234636, William Markey
Barnard Corbett, 234739, Joseph Duke
Jacob Wesley Wexler, 234740, John Burroughs
Dustin Wyatt Wexler, 234741, John Burroughs
James Clayton Massey Jr., 234742, Arthur Irwin
Larry Dean Shull, 234743, Peter Houser
Richard Carl Meehan, 234744, John Hunt
Zachary R. Lind Sr., 234821, Henry Aleshire
Tennessee (62)
Robert Joseph Mehlhorn, 233405, William Russell Sr.
Rhyen Patrick Staley, 233406, Hanchrist Carlock
Rhys Patrick Staley, 233407, Hanchrist Carlock
Robert Donald Wilkins, 233408, James Wilkins
Chad Fred Bailey, 233409, David Hughes
Merrol N. Hyde, 233410, Henry Hyde
Brian James Pemberton, 233486, William Dykes Sr.
James Thomas DuBois Jr., 233487, George Oliver Jr.
Garnett Robert Cothern Jr., 233488, David Mason
George Andrew Everett, 233640, James McCrory
Allan Wayne Higgins, 233641, William Jones
James Bradley Jordon, 233643, George Avery
Jerry Gordon Hughes, 233644, George Reynolds
Paul Cavert Stumb, 233645, James Holland
Haywood St. Clair Barry, 233646, John Dew
Roger Lee Cantrell, 233753, Henry Dogan/Dugan
Jon Ashley York, 233754, James Witherspoon
Mark Jefferson Lawrence, 233755, William Nelson
Scott Christopher Simmons, 233756, James Capwell
Jack Thomas Simmons, 233757, James Capwell
Jess N. Bonds II, 233758, Edward Moseley
Larry Edward Humber, 233759, Oliver Gresham
Richard Larry Clark, 233760, James Kirkpatrick
Daniel Edward Hardison, 233761, William Knox Sr.
James Chase Lannom, 233762, George Avery
David Ian Dobson, 233846, John Fox
Tyler Christian Galyon, 234098, Thomas Atchley
Wendell Latta Shelton Sr., 234099, John Sevier
Wendell Latta Shelton Jr., 234100, John Sevier
Michael Steven Shelton, 234101, John Sevier
Nathaniel Clayton Shelton, 234102, John Sevier
Wesley David Hopper, 234103, John Inzer
Nathaniel Aidan Carr, 234104, James Francis Moore
Jeffrey Richard Joyner, 234105, Blackman Ligon
Woodson Fox Joyner, 234106, Blackman Ligon
Dale Duane Brown Jr., 234227, John Gray
Robert Adair Frech III, 234228, Isaac Gillespie
Zachary Taylor Shedd, 234229, Nathan Shed/Shedd
Matthew Joyner Box, 234230, James Burke
Vance William Hughes, 234361, Daniel Etter
Thomas Fredrick Trey King III, 234362, Daniel Gillespie
Austin Taylor Dubuc, 234363, Joseph Rudd
Eric Hugh Durham, 234364, Thomas Durham
Richard Franklin Ayres, 234365, Henry Ayres
Gary Dwayne Kirtley, 234366, Jonas Hill
Stephen Michael Danner, 234367, Valentine Crawford
Alexander Norman Long, 234368, John Long
Tracy Dale Wright, 234369, Thomas Gordon
William Frederick Carden, 234370, Andrew Braden
Samuel Frederick Carden, 234371, Andrew Braden
Wallace Frederick Carden Jr., 234372, Andrew Braden
Carlos Clifford Smith, 234637, William Cargill
John Eager Howard Jr., 234638, John Eager Howard
James Steven Collie, 234639, Andrew Goff
Lee Keck, 234640, Andrew Edmondson
Christopher Aaron Chandler, 234641, John Bomar
Patrick Scott Attwell, 234642, Elijah Isaacs
Howard Wesley Lynd, 234643, John Day
Kenneth A. Chrestman, 234644, Reuben E. Cook
Walter Pepper Ashford Sr., 234645, Noah Stringer
Michael Armand L’Altrelli, 234646, Peter Koger
John Matthew Hall, 234647, William Kendall
Texas (121)
Douglas Phillip Heller, 233411, Anthony Weaver
Bruce Ward Bain, 233412, Michael Brown
Doylton Davis Jr., 233413, James Hodges
Scott Allen Evans, 233414, Burton Pride
Arthur Layne Allen Jr., 233415, Adoniram Allen
Michael Jacob Slavens Sr., 233416, John Slaven Sr.
John David Jett, 233417, John Jett
Bruce Edward Earthman, 233489, Isaac Earthman
Scott Alan Slough, 233490, Daniel Bordeaux
Richard Scott Joyner, 233491, Moses Joyner
Brian Patrick Barrow, 233492, Joseph Hebert
Ronald Dale Smith, 233493, Stephen Williams
Mark David Humphrey, 233494, Jonathan Taylor
Raul Emilio Hinojosa, 233495, Jose Manuel Hinojosa/Ynojosa
Raul Gustavo Hinojosa, 233496, Jose Manuel Hinojosa/Ynojosa
Emilio Ramon Hinojosa, 233497, Jose Manuel Hinojosa/Ynojosa
Luke Alexander Acred, 233498, Prosser Horton
Connor Alan Acred, 233499, Prosser Horton
Clyde Douglas Baker, 233500, Elias Baker
Calvin Don Brown, 233570, Alston S. Massey
Brent Matthew Rutan, 233571, Stephen Hopkins
David George Spaulding, 233572, Samuel Gould
Thomas James Rinehart, 233573, Noah Tobey
Robert Frank Collins, 233574, Thomas Dodds
Anthony Abel Aleman, 233575, John Thrasher
Kasey Booth, 233576, Uriah Rogers
Donald Fred Phillips, 233595, Timothy Sexton
Steven Martin Bradshaw, 233647, Evan Thomas
Patrick Dennis Souter, 233648, Joseph Hixon
Gayle Eugene Barber, 233649, James Barber
Robert Lee Kelly, 233650, Mordecai Mendenhall
Guy E. Sargent III, 233763, Ephraim Ladd
Robert Marshall Braley, 233764, John Loomis
Ephrim Marshall Braley III, 233765, John Loomis
Nathaniel Marshall Braley, 233766, John Loomis
James Cornelius Potter III, 233767, David French
Jeffery Wade O’Brien, 233768, Ambrose Blackburn
Thomas Edward Cool, 233769, Philip Kohl
Jack Philip Cool, 233770, Philip Kohl
Nicholas Grant Cartwright, 233771, Leonard Fite
Robert H. Van Horn Jr., 233772, John Tillery
Aaron Wade Roberts, 233773, Trueworthy Dudley
Daryl Russell Coffey, 233774, John Sevier
Frank Morgan Burrow II, 233775, Antonio Gil Y’Barbo
Jessie Kenneth Hammack, 233776, Charles Honore Olivier
Stephen Craig Pirrong, 233847, Peter Bonham
Jackie Cleburne Sisson, 233848, David Sisson
John D. Presnall, 233849, James Pressnal
William Wayne Wilcox, 233850, Zachariah Landrum
Greyson Heath Lucado, 233851, Michael Shirley
Dallam Masterson, 233945, Archibald Roane
Mark Richard Pocoroba, 234107, Robert Wadsworth
James Patrick Holmes, 234108, Nathaniel Beall
Dylan Vincent Hutzler, 234109, Thomas Chisolm/Chism
Cooper Michael Kerwin, 234110, Daniel Johnson
Craig Irwin Dooley, 234111, David Kimball
Brent Glynn Batla, 234112, Robert Edwards
Frederick Warner Forman Jr., 234113, Michael Yeasley
Errol Alan Flannery, 234114, John Crockett
Elliott Glreath Davis, 234115, William Gilreath Sr.
Olen Truman Davis Jr., 234116, John McClellan
Jason William Whitbeck, 234117, John Dedrick Dillenback
Aaron Taylor Nelson, 234118, David Tate
Michael Sean Nelson, 234119, David Tate
Larry Sloan Lucas, 234120, George Christian
Edward B. Haldeman Jr., 234121, Daniel Broomall
Jacob C. Haldeman, 234122, Daniel Broomall
Patrick Bryan Mosley, 234123, Moses Granberry
Keith Wayne Hefner, 234124, John Crafton
Dylan Price Manly-Montague, 234125, John Milligan
Robert Isaac Chancellor, 234231, Edward De Haven
John Thomas Carbone, 234232, John Phelps
Neal Thomas Scott, 234233, Robert Scott
Patrick Allen Scott, 234234, Robert Scott
Nathan Soctt Gutierrez, 234235, Robert Scott
Joseph Clarence Hall, 234236, Benjamin French
Achilleus Joseph Albert Hall, 234237, Benjamin French
Thomas James Wilson, 234238, Joseph Colson
Alexander Michael Wetter, 234277, Philip Sowers
Michael Howard Williams, 234373, Elijah Jefferson Sabin
Larry C. Newman II, 234374, Jonathan Hanby
Dylan Kent Newman, 234375, Jonathan Hanby
Frederick Monterey Jackson III, 234376, John Crawford Sr.
William James Becker, 234508, Jonathan Henderson
Douglas Allen Williams, 234509, Robert Lovewell
Regan McIntyre Stringfellow, 234510, Robert Stringfellow
Hayden Chambers Stringfellow, 234511, Robert Stringfellow
John Edward Catlin, 234512, Abraham Catlin
Walter Eric Sarlls, 234513, Moses Phillips
William Allen Myers, 234514, John Jacob Myers
Joshua Charles Joiner, 234648, John McCutcheon
Jacob Donald Joiner, 234649, John McCutcheon
Colin James McWhorter, 234650, William Bennett
Jay Howard Cookingham, 234745, Albartus Shriver
Rusel Keith Ottinger, 234746, John Ottinger
Jon Rusel Ihle Ottinger, 234747, John Ottinger
Bruce Allen Williford, 234822, Thomas Moore
Jackson Davis Egert, 234823, Nathaniel Shrewsbury
Gregory Owen Young, 234824, Silas Angier
Santiago Robert Michael Lopez, 234825, Joseph Dow
Scott Allan Newsom, 234826, Robert Rankin
Jacob Allan Newsom, 234827, Robert Rankin
Andrew Scott Newsom, 234828, Robert Rankin
Michael William Carr, 234829, Robert Lovewell
Robert Gage Reese, 234830, Samuel Newton
Cabell Christopher Kwan McKee, 234831, Benjamin Allen Wash
Joshua Clay McKee, 234832, Benjamin Allen Wash
Daniel Wayne Whittenburg, 234833, Patrick McCann
Thomas Weston Marshall, 234834, Shadrack Rowe
James Cooper Marshall, 234835, Shadrack Rowe
James William Williamson, 234836, Robert Looney
Chad Gabriel Littleton, 234837, Daniel Sisk
James Robert Perkins, 234838, Daniel McJunkin
John Marque Agee, 234839, Daniel Agee
Jeffrey Kyle Jones, 234840, Burwell Thompson
Dalton Joseph Jones, 234841, Burwell Thompson
James Keith Jones, 234842, Burwell Thompson
Michael Clinton Downing, 234843, Lawrence Taliaferro
Michael Moore McCaskill, 234844, Nathan Williford
Ronald Dean Williams, 234845, Robert Lovewell
Thomas Arthur Whitenton, 234846, Luke John Morgan
Utah (3)
Jason Leslie Cooper, 233577, Gilbert T. Cooper
Craig Richard Everett, 233578, Ephraim Barrows
Larry Mark Ashurst, 233579, Phineas Hayward
Virginia (78)
Daniel Ray Beasley, 233418, Richard Beasley
Russell Scott Christian, 233419, Richard Christian
John Thomas DeBell, 233420, Richard Henry Lee
John Thomas DeBell Jr., 233421, Richard Henry Lee
Richard Lee DeBell, 233422, Richard Henry Lee
Mark Anthony Flavin, 233423, Jehiel Jones
Wallace Stanford Crain Jr., 233424, Roger Crane
Michael Andrew Hays, 233501, James Slack
Christopher Karrer Hersh, 233502, John Conrad Six
David Carlton Gerrish Jr., 233503, Charles Gerrish
David Carlton Gerrish III, 233504, Charles Gerrish
Leslie Joseph Walter, 233505, Henry Gerrish
Michael Charles Thompson, 233506, Robert Thompson
George Joseph Winn, 233581, Caleb Winn
Roger Warren Monthey, 233582, Benjamin Wellington
Alexander Ryan Brach, 233583, Jacob Humble
Algenon Lorenza Brown, 233584, Abraham Brown
Collin Franklin Stover, 233651, Nathaniel Hollister
John Thomas Bellamy, 233652, Jonathan Cary
Jesse Frank Dineen, 233653, Nathaniel Morgan
Charles Lee Davidson, 233654, William Armstrong
Robert Hasbrouck Nutt, 233655, Layton Yancey
Peter Christopher Fisk, 233656, Ebenezer Fisk
Mark Allen Carter, 233777, Jesse Carter
Berkeley Moore Shervin Jr., 233778, Nathaniel Welch
Robert Nottingham Trower, 233779, Robert Trower
Harrison Lee Broadbent, 233780, Patrick Henry
Mark Ethan Sprowl, 233781, William Pangburn
Eric Milan Blaha, 233782, Abraham Haldeman
Michael Raymond King, 233783, John Comly
Julius Burt Lovell, 233791, Miller Bledsoe
Jason J. Castro, 233853, Daniel Allen
Shenan Doah Braswell, 233947, Jesse Braswell
Vincent Michael Frasure, 233948, Solomon Osborne
Henry Noah Frasure, 233949, Solomon Osborne
Daniel Stevens Ross IV, 233950, Charles Bowen
James Willard Gilley, 233951, William Fears
William Eric Russell, 233952, Matthew Russell
Douglas Duval Nash, 234126, James Holliday
Matthew Wayne Cross, 234127, Henry Yoho
Ruble Alison Hord III, 234128, Edward Outlaw
Terrence Alan Scott, 234129, Joseph Scott
Charles Alexander Scott, 234130, Joseph Scott
Leslie Parker Budd Scott, 234131, Joseph Scott
Kim Gaylord Woodward, 234132, Enos Woodward
Donald Eugene Dixon, 234133, David McKinley
Curtis Allen Witt, 234239, James Campbell
Christopher Curtis Campbell, 234240,
James Campbell
Jason Kenneth Conrey, 234241, John Conrey
Ronnie W. Hendricks, 234242, John Green
Jerry Lee Mullins, 234243, John Mullins
Michael Robert Mulligan, 234244, Daniel St John
Derwood Sumner Chase Jr., 234245, Ebenezer Gay
Scott Van Veghten Coombe, 234377, Derrick Van Veghten
Bolling Izard, 234378, Abraham Wheelwright
Eric J. Phillips, 234379, Tobias Phillips
Owen Leonard Waltman Jr., 234380, Jonathan Morris
Christopher Paul Stankus, 234381, John Neely
David R. Maxfield, 234382, John Snow
Scott L. Howell, 234383, John Dowling
James Allen Long, 234384, Barruch Butts
Raymond Frederic Morgan, 234385, Thomas Wilt
Kevin Wayne Weldon, 234386, Joseph Spencer
Benjamin Forrest Mahone, 234847, Drury Logan
Gabriel Neace Bradley, 234848, John Coombs Sr.
Aaron David Mullinix, 234849, George Claghorn
Ethan David Mullinix, 234850, George Claghorn
Jack Wesley Topping, 234851, John White
Stephen Gregory Diehl, 234852, Henry Hunsicker
John Craig Peterson, 234853, Henry Goodknight
Austin Randolph Stewart, 234854, Thomas Bolling
Brian Lee Billstein, 234855, Edward Walton
Brian Douglas Woods, 234856, John Brickey
Clayton Andrew Vieg, 234857, Zachariah Lee
Howard Avery Smith, 234858, William Williams
Charles Graves Anthony III, 234859, Abram Penn
Charles Graves Anthony Jr., 234860, Abram Penn
Leonard Calvin Rorrer, 234861, Samuel Underwood
Vermont (5)
Robert Dylan Prong, 233580, Timothy Kellogg
Caden James Vinger, 233852, Ichabod Morton
Jonathan Tucker Sturges, 233946, Isaiah Beaumont
Carleton Royse Ayers Jr., 234515, Lemuel Royse
Donald A. E. Spear, 234516, Ezra Pike
Washington (24)
Jordan Thomas Stark, 233585, Samuel Shortridge
Jeffery Wayne Hall, 233586, Calvin Scott
Daniel Jacob Ulbright, 233784, Samuel Mallory
William John Meeks, 233854, John Meeks
Patrick Edgar Morehart, 233855, John Morehart
Steven Robert DePuydt, 233856, Daniel Boone
Joseph Franklin LeCato Jr., 233953, Southy Nelson
Rion Lee Loutherback, 233954, John Brown
James Glen Sipe, 233963, George Frederick Hittel
James Michael Carr, 234246, Ephraim Lindsey
Benjamin E. Card, 234247, Elisha Parker
Murray Titterington, 234387, Thomas Philbrick Huntoon
Paul Alan Wynkoop, 234388, William Mitchell
Paul Joseph Sperduti, 234389, Simeon Prior
Barry Michael Bandara, 234390, Alexander Burns
Stephen Anthony Gilbert, 234391, John Gilbert
Michael Vaughn Gilbert, 234392, John Gilbert
Arthur Benson Gilbert Jr., 234393, John Gilbert
Daniel Robert Berryhill, 234651, William Crumley/Crumbley
Brian James Berryhill, 234652, William Crumley/Crumbley
Aiden Michael-Scott Berryhill, 234653, William Crumley/Crumbley
William Steven Harris, 234654, Ezekiel Harris
Charles Edward Rogalinski III, 234655, Frederick Ripperdan
Clifford Ray Davenport, 234862, Jasper Poulson
Wisconsin (18)
Lawrence Clayton Adams, 233425, John Bybee
Douglas Charles Woeckener, 233509, Adam Zehner
Steffen Douglas Woeckener, 233510, Adam Zehner
Benjamin Taylor Kurten, 233587, Solomon Janes
Samuel Louis Kurten, 233588, Solomon Janes
Andrew William Kurten, 233589, Solomon Janes
Bruce Byron Deadman, 233590, John Johnston
Jonathan Thomas Fries Lorenzen, 233789, Bartholomew Brown
John Charles Holtz, 233857, Christopher Bowman
Christopher John Holtz, 233858, Christopher Bowman
James Martin Mills, 233859, James Mills
Ernest Albert Plastine, 233956, George Twilley
James Edwin Plastine, 233957, George Twilley
James Theron Plastine, 234134, George Twilley
Ted Joseph Behncke Sr., 234522, Samuel Ashley Sr.
Nathan Maynard Behncke, 234523, Samuel Ashley Sr.
Ted Joseph Behncke Jr., 234524, Samuel Ashley Sr.
Mark Ryan Behncke, 234525, Samuel Ashley Sr.
West Virginia (50)
Jeffrey Marshall Yost, 233507, Robert Knowlton
George Michael Gribben, 233508, Aaron Smith
Travis L. Zeik, 233657, Silas Shurtleff
Anthony Jacob Benicewicz, 233785, Frederick Swentzel
Charles Richard Franklin Hill, 233786, John Hill
William David Reed, 233787, Henry Jacob Trolinger
Brian Carroll Kotz, 233788, Michael Rhodes
John Byron Wilfong, 233955,
Samuel Harbert/Harbord
Judson Cole Moore, 234248, John Moore
Juston Heath Moore, 234249, John Moore
Christian James Moore, 234250, John Moore
Brooks Juston Moore, 234251, John Moore
Thomas Eugene Tucker, 234252, Samuel Pringle
William Ellsworth Senseney, 234253, Daniel Hite
James Patrick Benson, 234254, Southy Cope
Michael Scott Whitteker, 234255, Joseph Whitaker/Whittakerr
Charles Kevin Moore, 234256, John Moore
Clark Zachary Moore, 234257, John Moore
Zachary David Moore, 234258, John Moore
Zane Keith Moore, 234259, John Moore
David Keith Moore, 234260, John Moore
Larry Steven Moore, 234261, John Moore
Brandon Kevin Moore, 234262, John Moore
William Brandt Moore, 234263, John Moore
Robert Nathan Meadows, 234264, Francis Meadows
Trevor Jackson Donley, 234265, George Adam Mohler Sr.
Tyler Clark Donley, 234266, George Adam Mohler Sr.
John Timothy Williams, 234267, Abner Messenger
Michael David Kinsley, 234268, Jesse Ray
David Lee Kinsley, 234269, Jesse Ray
Joseph Michael Kinsley, 234270, Jesse Ray
Logan Jasper Kinsley, 234271, Jesse Ray
Robert Paul Daly II, 234272, Ezekiel Rambo
Brace Robert Mullett II, 234273, Ezekiel Rambo
Daly Robert Mullett, 234274, Ezekiel Rambo
Harold Delano Clifton, 234394, William Lowther
Robert David Schindell, 234517, Ludwig Shindel
James Vincent DeCicco Jr., 234518, Isham Harris
Caelum Taliaferro Witcher, 234519, David Via
Donald Alan Williams, 234520, Isaac Griffin
Edward Lee Heck, 234521, Daniel Heck
Christopher Michael Triplett, 234656, Philip Peter Bucher
Timothy Anthony Bagley, 234657, Orlando Bagley
William Samuel Landis, 234863, John Landis
Todd Wendall Landis, 234864, John Landis
Samuel Grant Landis, 234865, John Landis
Robert Michael Chapman, 234866, Owen Ellis
Mark A. Chapman, 234867, Owen Ellis
James Vincent DeCicco III, 234868, Isham Harris
Ronald Irvin DeCicco, 234869, Isham Harris
Wyoming (6)
Colin James Malone, 233428, Hugh McCreary
Michael Linn Anderson, 233511, Abraham Lockwood
James Allan Bogert, 233512, Cornelius A. Bogert
Andrew Alexander Tereshko, 233958, Jonathan Kinner
Jacob Harrison Punter, 233959, Jonathan Kinner
SGM Mark Anthony Bucksath, USA (Ret), 234748, John Sevier
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) 8187635, Howeycn@q.com.
P Tucson Chapter, serving Tucson and southern Arizona. Meets the fourth Saturday of the month, SeptemberMay. Visitors welcome. Denny Scanlan at dennyscanlan@gmail.com.
CALIFORNIA
P Orange County Chapter meets second Saturday. Monthly except JulyAugust at the Sizzler Restaurant, 11:30 Lunch Meeting, 1401 North Harbor Blvd., Fullerton. Contact Chapter President Philip Mitchell (714) 328-7714.
FLORIDA
P Brevard Chapter, 11:30 lunch ($20), generally 3rd Saturday except March, July and August. Tides Collocated Club, Rte. A1A, Patrick SFB. RSVP to Joel Etherton at (571) 265-5299. Website: www.brevardsar.org
P Caloosa Chapter, Fort Myers. Generally meets second Wednesday, October-May at Marina at The Landings Club for lunch, 11:45 a.m. For details, call (239) 542-0068, see www.caloosasar.org or email president@caloosasar.org.
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) 5895565.
P Lakeland Chapter, 11 a.m. lunch, third Saturday, except June, July and August, 1916 Irish Pub, Cleveland Heights GC, 2900 Buckingham Avenue, Lakeland, Fla. Contact John Snapp, (863) 860-3696
P Miami Chapter catered monthly hot luncheon ($20) meetings at noon–1:30 p.m. the last Saturday. Coral Gables American Legion Post 98, 303 Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables. Complimentary parking and building entrance are both located in rear of building. Special observances on Washington’s Birthday, 4th of July and Constitution Week. Visiting SARs, spouses, family members and guests welcome. Call Lee Popham (305) 9044400 or WmLeePopham@outlook.com.
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 Saramana Chapter (Sarasota), 11:30 a.m. lunch meeting, fourth Saturday, October to May. Der Dutchman, 3713 Bahia Vista Street, Sarasota. All visitors are welcome. Contact Preston Adams, (941) 9148999 or samueladamsiii@comcast.net.
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 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
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
ILLINOIS
P Captain Zeally Moss Chapter of Peoria, Ill., meets every fourth Wednesday evening, March-October, various locations. See website for details, www.captainzeallymoss.org
P Chicago Fort Dearborn Chapter, luncheon meetings at noon, Union League Club, third Thursday, January, March, May, July, September and November. Email request@ dearbornsar.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.
NEBRASKA
P Omaha Chapter meets the second Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. at Gorats Steak House, 4917 Center Street, Omaha. Guests
and family members welcome. Contact the chapter secretary at tup44j@gmail.com.
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, NJ. All visitors are welcome. Contact Paul Tucci at secretary@ colrichardsomers.com for more details. Our website is www. colrichardsomers.com.
OHIO
P The Western Reserve Society (Cleveland) welcomes all SAR members and their guests to all our functions, including luncheon and evening events throughout the year. Consult www.wrssar.org of www. facebook.com/wrssar for event information.
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 every fourth Tuesday for a General Meeting on oddnumbered months 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 Arlington Chapter meets the second Saturday of each month at 9 a.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. Please check our website, www,txssar.org/arlington for additional information.
P Bernardo de Galvez Chapter #1 meets the third Saturday of each month at noon at Kelley’s Country Cookin’ In La Marque. See our website bdgsar.org to confirm meetings.
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 Ellis County Chapter #70 meets the fourth Saturday of each month (except December) at 9 a.m. at The Hamilton at Garden Valley, 880 Garden Valley Pkwy, Waxahachie, TX 75165. We invite everyone to come and meet our members. Colonial attire is always welcomed, www. texassar.org/EllisCounty
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 Paul Carrington Chapter meets the third Saturday (September-May) at Houston’s BraeBurn Country Club for breakfast at 9 a.m. Our website is www.SARHouston.org.
P Plano Chapter meets monthly, first Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. at Outback Steakhouse, 1509 N. Central Expressway (northwest corner of 15th Street and State Hwy. 75,) Plano, TX. Visit www.planosar.org or call (972) 608-0082.
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 New River Valley Chapter meets the last Wednesday of each month except June, July and December. Join us at the Wilderness Road Regional Museum, 5240 Wilderness Road, Dublin, VA 24084. Interesting programs, Guests welcome. Contact Terry Blevins, blev51@att.net
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 is $27— 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.
P John Paul Jones Chapter meets on the fourth Saturday of the month, except June, July, Aug and Dec at the Disabled American Veterans Building, 4980 Auto Center Way, Bremerton, WA. Guests welcome. Email Doug Nelson at spccnelson@ hotmail.com.
P 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.
