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Our Patriots

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Photo courtesy of a chapter member

A pale blue 2-story house in the historical style common to Amelia Island

If you think you have a Patriot ancestor, you can search the Genealogical Research System (GRS) to see if he or she has already been acknowledged as a DAR Patriot ancestor. The database includes information taken from verified DAR membership applications and is not a comprehensive list of all who served in the American Revolutionary War. New Patriots are added as they are proven through DAR membership applications. If you would like us to help you prove your connection, please feel free to contact our chapter registrar.

Each member of the Amelia Island Chapter, NSDAR, is proud of the direct lineage connecting her to a Patriot who aided the cause of the American Revolutionary War through military, civil, or patriotic service.

 

Our Patriot ancestors sacrificed their lives and fortunes to fight for the freedoms that we enjoy today. We honor their legacy through our membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Curtis Cleveland (Private)

Daniel Freeman (Lieutenant, Patriotic Service)

Daniel Roberts (Private)

Ebenezer Phel (Lieutenant, Patriotic Service)

Elias Bingham (Sergeant)

Eliab Farnum (Captain)

Eleazer Mather, Sr. (Civil Service)

Eleazer Mather, Jr. (Sergeant)

John Allen (Private)

John Barnes (Sergeant)

Laban Beach (Civil Service)

Lemuel Stewart (Private)

Samuel Beaumont, Jr. (Sergeant)

Samuel Cary (Private, Patriotic Service)

Samuel Stannard (Corporal, Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

Solomon Frost (Private)

Stephen Tucker (Lieutenant)

Timothy Judd (Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

William Sizer (Captain)

CONNECTICUT

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GEORGIA

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​Abner Hammond (Lieutenant)

Burroughs Higginbotham (Soldier)

Drury Cade (Patriotic Service)

Henry Ware, Sr. (Soldier, Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

James Walker (Soldier)

John Lee (Soldier)

John Rosser (Private, Patriotic Service)

Micajah Paulk, Sr. (Soldier, Patriotic Service)

Nathan Sweet (Soldier)

Onesimus Futch (Soldier)

Reuben Thompson (Patriotic Service)

Timothy Ricketson, Sr. (Patriotic Service)

Timothy Ricketson, Jr. (Private, Patriotic Service)

William Cone (Patriotic Service)

Wylie Pope (Soldier)

MASSACHUSETTS

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Ambrose Morton (Private)

Amos Chase (Patriotic Service)

Amzi Doolittle (Lieutenant, Civil Service)

Eleazer Snow, Sr. (Lieutenant)

Eleazer Snow, Jr. (Private)

Elisha Gale (Lieutenant)

Francis Alonzo Towne (Non-Commissioned)

Gershom Hawks (Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

Jabez Kellogg (Sergeant)

Jesse Bradley (Captain, Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

John Daniel Vaughan (Private)

John Jordan (Private)

Johnson Tolman (Civil Service)

Joseph Purington (Private)

Josiah Everett, Jr. (Private)

Lemuel Colbeth (Private)

Samuel Hyland (Private)

William Henshaw, Jr. (Sergeant)

MARYLAND

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Alexander Duval (Patriotic Service)

George Nye (Patriotic Service)

Tobias Hammer (Soldier)

William Pack (Private)

Matthias Sailor (Patriotic Service)

Jacob Piper (Patriotic Service)

Thomas Lazenby (Soldier, Patriotic Service)

Samuel Wikoff (Private)

Thomas Lazenby (Soldier, Patriotic Service)

Tobias Hammer (Soldier)

NORTH
CAROLINA

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Abraham Mitchell (Private)

Amos Church (Private)

Batson Whitehurst (Private)

Daniel Gunn (Lieutenant)

Daniel Highsmith (Soldier)

Daniel Smith (Captain)

David Blackshear (Private)

George Howard (Private)

George McNeil (Patriotic Service

Henry Parish (Private)

Isham Peacock (Private)

Jacob Yount (Soldier)

James Drake (Patriotic Service)

James Hampton (Patriotic Service)

James Holderness (Captain)

James Morgan (Patriotic Service)

James Pierce (Captain)

James Stewart (Private)

Jasper Billings (Private)

John Church (Patriotic Service)

John Cobb (Private)

John Devane, Sr. (Major, Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

John Dillworth (Patriotic Service)

John Evers, Sr. (Soldier, Patriotic Service)

John Gooding (Patriotic Service)

John Gracey (Private)

John Hardy, Jr. (Captain)

John Joyner, Sr. (Patriotic Service)

John Lewis Theodore Irion (Private, Patriotic Service)

John Shepard (Patriotic Service)

John Stovall, Sr. (Patriotic Service)

John Treadwell (Major)

John Wilcoxson (Patriotic Service)​

John Witherspoon, Sr. (Civil Service)

Joseph Thornburgh (Patriotic Service)

Josiah Stovall (Patriotic Service)

Josiah Suttles (Patriotic Service)

Lemuel Britt (Soldier, Patriotic Service)

Lewis Lanier (Cornet)

Matthew Myatt (Patriotic Service)

Michael Swink (Civil Service)

Moses Linster (Patriotic Service)

Moses Waters (Private)

Nathaniel Jones (Civil Service)

Owen Griffin (Patriotic Service)

Peter Gruber (Sergeant)

Peter McDaniel (Patriotic Service)

Peter Puff (Patriotic Service)

Peter Rust (Private)

Richard Stubblefield, Jr. (Private)

Robert Cleveland (Captain)

Robert King (Patriotic Service)

Robert Shepard (Patriotic Service)

Reuben Ransom (Soldier, Patriotic Service)

Sampson Carver (Soldier)

Samson Carver (Soldier)

Samuel Flake (Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

Samuel Knox (Lieutenant)

Shadrach Lassiter (Lieutenant)

Thomas Parker (Patriotic Service)

Thomas Hampton (Soldier, Civil Service)

Thomas Lindsey (Patriotic Service)

Thomas Neal (Private)

Thomas Wooten (Colonel, Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

William Alston (Colonel)

William Battle (Patriotic Service)

William Davidson (Captain)

William Flake (Patriotic Service)

William Laws (Patriotic Service)

William Maness (Soldier)

William Miller (Private)

Willis Pope (Lieutenant)

William Rose (Ensign)

William Utley, Sr. (Civil Service)

NEW
HAMPSHIRE

Josiah Bartlett (Colonel, Civil Service, Patriotic Service, Signer of the Declaration of Independence)

Timothy Lowell (Private)

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NEW JERSEY

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David Cook (Ensign)

Francis Hopkinson (Patriotic Service, Signer Declaration of Independence)

I, Srael Brush (Private)

Jacob Ford, Sr. (Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

John Hart (Patriotic Service, Signer of the Declaration of Independence)

John Thomas Hampton (Staff Officer)

Moses Tuttle (Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

William Baird (Wagoneer)

NEW YORK

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Isaac Morrill (Sergeant)

John Allen (Private)

John Hazeltine, Sr. (Patriotic Service)

Paulus Freer (Soldier, Patriotic Service)

Peter Green (Private)

PENNSYLVANIA

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Abraham Etter (Private)

Andrew Geist (Sergeant, Patriotic Service)

Andrew Leist (Sergeant)

Andrew Ziegler (Patriotic Service, Corporal)

Baltzer Kohler (Private, Patriotic Service)

Bernard Albright (Private, Patriotic Service)

Catherine Smith (Patriotic Service)

Charles Cochran (Corporal)

Charles Smith (Private)

Conrad Shissler (Private)

Daniel James (Private)

George Ackerman (Patriotic Service)

George Henry Reinhold (Patriotic Service)

George Michael Sailor (Private)

Henry Spyker (Colonel)

Isaac Snowden (Staff Officer, Civil Service)

Jacob Dreisbach (Soldier, Civil Service)

Jacob Harpster (Private)

Jacob Light (Private, Patriotic Service)

James Kerr (Patriotic Service)

John Eastwick, (Private, Patriotic Service)

John Manning (Private)

John Gamble (Private)

John George Reinhold (Private)

John Morrow (Soldier)

John Swan, Sr. (Patriotic Service)

Martin Dreisbach (Civil Service)

Martin Bottorff (Patriotic Service)

Michael Ballmer (Private)

Michael Klinefelter (Private)

Nicholas Murray (Private)

Peter Spyker (Civil Service)

Peter Vore (Patriotic Service)

Philip Firebaugh (Private)

Robert Culbertson (Major)

Sampson Pearsall (Private, Patriotic Service)

Thomas Fenton (Patriotic Service)

Thomas Larimore (Private, Patriotic Service)

Thomas Blackburn (Patriotic Service)

Wendel Trout (Private)

RHODE ISLAND

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Isaac Manchester (Patriotic Service)

Lemuel Stewart (Private)

Pardon Tabor (Civil Service)

SOUTH CAROLINA

Abner Hammond (Lieutenant)

Absolom Davis (Soldier)

Adam Ruth (Patriotic Service)

Boardwine Waters (Soldier)

Charles Floyd (Captain)

Charles Heard (Lieutenant)

David McCalla (Private)

Edward Van Der Veer (Private)

James Matthews (Soldier)

John Bentley Nixon (Patriotic Service)

John De Loach (Soldier)

John Holman (Civil Service)

John Skelton (Soldier)

Light Townsend (Private)

Moses McCarter (Civil Service)

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Rachel Quattlebaum Derrin (Patriotic Service)

Ralph Smith (Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

Richard Bush (Patriotic Service)

Richard Griffin (Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

Robert Coleman (Sergeant)

Samuel De Surrency (Private)

Seth Prior (Private)

Thomas Ayer (Captain)

Thomas Hardeman (Captain)

Thomas Whaley (Private)

William Hay (Patriotic Service)

William Henry, Sr. (Patriotic Service)

William Milwee (Major)

William Simpson (Private)

William Smith (Major)

VIRGINIA

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Adam Ivey (Patriotic Service)

Alexander Hunter (Patriotic Service)

Angus Rucker (Captain)

Anthony Newhouse (Seaman)

Bartholomew Batt Crowder, Sr. (Patriotic Service)

Benjamin Childress (Soldier)

Benjamin Jennings (Private, Patriotic Service)

Chatten Daggett (Captain, Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

David Mims, Jr. (Patriotic Service)

George Stovall, Sr. (Patriotic Service)

Giles Turley (Ensign)

James Barham, Jr. (Private)

James Deakins (Private)

James Powell (Patriotic Service)

John Essary (Private)

John Adam Roush (Patriotic Service)

John Anderson (Soldier)

John Cobb (Private)

John Critchfield (Private)

John Pearson, Jr. (Patriotic Service)

John Peter Corn (Private)

John Phillips (Patriotic Service)

John Staton (Patriotic Service)

John Strawn (Private)

John Watson (Private)

Lewis C. Davis (Private)

Lodowick Tuggle (Captain, Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

Mary Polly Craig Hawkins (Patriotic Service)

Mary Sims Walton (Patriotic Service)

Merry Webb (Patriotic Service)

Nathan Swanson (Patriotic Service)

Nicholas Murray (Private)

Overton Pennock (Private)

Patrick Sinnett (Private)

Peter Livengood (Private)

Peter Rust (Private)

Philip Jacob Irion (Patriotic Service)

Reuben Catlett (Patriotic Service)

Richard Hill (Patriotic Service)

Robert Curry (Private)

Robert Hairston (Captain, Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

Sampson Turley (Patriotic Service)

Samuel Hall (Patriotic Service)

Sarah Wilcoxson Boone (Patriotic Service)

Simeon Walton (Civil Service)

Thomas Billings (Patriotic Service)

Thomas Purdom (Private)

Thomas Walker, Sr. (Civil Service, Patriotic Service)

Thomas Hall (Patriotic Service)

Thomas Fortson (Lieutenant, Patriotic Service)

Thomas Billings (Patriotic Service)

William Bibb Key (Private)

William Bush (Lieutenant)

William Crowder (Patriotic Service)

William Graves (Patriotic Service)

William Pyle (Lieutenant)

William Smith (Patriotic Service)

William Swanson (Patriotic Service)

William Wallace (Soldier)

William Whitfield (Private)

VERMONT

Amzi Doolittle (Lieutenant, Civil Service)

John Hazeltine,Jr. (Staff Officer)

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