Soldiers of the American Revolution Buried in Ohio
Surnames St-Tz

Surnames St-Tz included in the book: The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Revolution Buried in the State of Ohio, Compiled Under the Direction of Frank D. Henderson, The Adjutant General.

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STACY, THOMAS, (Hamilton Co.)

Br Pennsylvania. D 1837. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

STACY, WILLIAM, JR., (Washington Co.)

Pvt Capt Wm Hooper's Company. Company receipt for advance pay for 1 mo, given to Daniel Hopkins, dated Salem, Sept 26, 1775. (Soldiers and Sailors of Mass, Vol 14, p 805). Br July 21, 1755. (Gloucester Vital Records (Mass) Vol 1, p 672). Parents: Col William and Sarah Day Stacy. Mar Mehitable Wheeler in 1776. Children: Samuel (br 1782). There were other children. Wm Stacy, son of Col Stacy, wife and two or three children settled in Rainbow or Union Twp on the Muskingum after the war. (Pioneer Hist of Ohio Valley and Early Settlement Northwest Territory, by S. P. Hildreth, 1848, p 333). D Rainbow, Washington Co in 1824. Dec 21, 1821, Bible record. Bur old pioneer Cem. Tombstone reported intact and legible. Grave not marked by patriotic society as yet. Resided in Mass, came to Ohio with his father in the pioneer days of Marietta. Ref: Natl No 224639. Fur infor Eliabeth Zane Dew Chap.

STACY, WILLIAM, SR., Lt. COL., (Washington Co.)

Made Capt of company formed at time of Lexington Alarm. Rose to rank of Lt Col. He was taken prisoner Nov 11, 1778 and held for 4 yrs. Br 1730, Capetown, Mass. Parents: Benjamin Stacy. Mar Sarah Day, Dec 9, 1750. Children: Benjamin, Sarah, William Jr, Joseph, Elizabeth, John, Philemon, Gideon. D 1804, Marietta, O. Bur Mound Cem, Marietta, O. in northwest corner. GM Marietta Chap with Revolutionary marker and on gateway, Nov 30, 1906. In early life was a sea-faring man of Salem, Mass. Later moved with his family to New Salem and took up farming. After the war he removed to Marietta, O. Overseer of construction of garrison at Point Marietta, O. Foreman of first grand jury in Ohio. Ref: Vol 14, p 805 Soldiers and Sailors of Mass. Natl No 53312, Vol 54, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Marietta Chap.

STADDEN, ISAAC, (Licking Co.)

Verified by war records. Bur Bowling Green Twp, Licking Co, O. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.

STALTER, HENRY, (Perry Co.)

Served fr Md. Pvt in Lt Col Weltmer's German Regt, 1779-1783. Br 1764 while parents were crossing Atlantic. Parents: Nicholas Stalter. Mar Rachel Mohler, or Molar, 1790. Children: Harrison, Joseph, Jerome, Hiram, John, Nicholas, Rachel, Ann, Samuel, William, Julia A. D. 1840, Somerset. Bur Lutheran Cem, or Somerset Cem, Perry Co, O. in a field on the Glenford side of the Dunkard Church, southwest of Glenford. Emigrated to Ohio 1818 fr Fredericktown, Md. Henry served in the Montgomery Co, Pa Mil fr 1783 to 1790. Rachel Mohler was br in Maryland. Ref: Mrs. B. E. Winters, Columbus, O. Securing this infor Jane Dailey, State Chairman.

STAMBACH, PHILLIP, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt 4th Class, Wm Strain's Company, Cumberland Co, Pa Mil, 1782. Br 1763. Mar Anna Catherine (1766-1821). D 1836. Bur Pleasant Grove, Youngstown in the western part. Ref: Pa Archives, 5th Series, Vol 6, p 430. Trumbull and Mahoning Co Hist, Vol 2, p 85. Fur infor Mahoning Co.

STANAGE, THOMAS, (Logan Co.)

This record on the stone was reported to, but not verified, by the Chap there. MI: "Thomas Stanage, died July 9, 1835, in his 77th year. A soldier of the Revolution of 1776 ". erected by W H Stanage, a grandson. Fur infor Bellefontaine Chap.

STANARD, CLAUDIUS. (Cuyahoga Co.)

Pvt. Conn Mil. Br 1761. Alive 1831. Bur Wilcox Corners. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.

STANLEY, THOMAS, (Washington Co.)

Enl July 21, 1778, as Pvt under Capt Jos Walker, Col Samuel B Webb's Regt. Pvt in 1st Company under Capt Edw Buckley, Col Samuel B Webb's Regt. Corp in 3rd Company under Capt Ezra Seklen. Br Sept 27, 1762, Wethersfield, Conn. Parents: Thomas and Mary (Francis) Stanley. Mar Anna Ford, Nov 27, 1783 (first wife), Mixand Nott (second wife). Children: Daniel G, Thomas Ford, Francis R, James, Nancy, Lucy, Cynthia, Joseph, Mary, Elizabeth, Clarissa, Sarah, Mixanda, Gtorge W. D Mch 14, 1816, Stanleyville, Fearing Twp, Washington Co, O. Bur Stanleyville Cem, Fearing Twp, Washington Co, O. MI: "Thomas Stanley, Sept 27, 1762, March 14, 1816." GM Marietta Chap with Revolutionary marker in 1923. Lived in garrison at the "Point", Marietta in 1792. Was one of the first settlers of Fearing Twp. Ref: Hist of Marietta by Summers. Fur infor Marietta Chap.

STARR, JOHN, (Franklin Co.)

Volunteered serv in the fight at Ft Griswold, 1781; was wounded. Br 1743, Groton, Conn. Mar Mary Sharp. D 1824, Columbus, O. Ref: Natl No 66967, Vol 67, p 351, D. A. R. Lin.

STARR, RICHARD, (Hamilton Co.)

This record has same dates as Richard Sparr, (which see) but since confusion as to name, and names often in error, we publish both. In S. A. R. Yr Bk, 1898, signed "C" (indicating name reported by Col Curry) is "Richard Starr. 1757-1836, Va Serv 1776, 13th Va Regt. Thence to 7th under Col Gibson to end of war. D at Fulton. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

STARR, SAMUEL MOORE, (Geauga Co.)

Enl Jan 1, 1779 or 1781, as Pvt; served under his father, Capt David Starr, and under Col Meigs and Col Butler, in Conn Tr, until end of war. Pensioned in 1819. Br Nov 1, 1765, Middleton, Conn. Parents: Capt David Starr and Ruth Moore Starr. Mar Abigail Rockwell, Aug 3, 1790, in Middleton, Conn. Children Fanny Starr Allen ,Diana Starr Watros, Submit Starr Beebe, Samuel Starr Jr. D June 21, 1844, Hambden, O. Bur Hambden Cem, Hambden Center, O, lot 14 MI: "Samuel M. Starr died June 21, 1841, age 78, Abigail." Br Middleton, Conn. After war serv moved with his parents to Steuben, NY. Left NY state about 1822 and settled in Hambden, Geauga Co, O. Farmer. Ref: Conn Men of Rev pp 341, 644. Fur infer Taylor Chap.

STARRETT, JOHN, (Franklin Co.)

He served in Pa Mil and was pensioned Apr 15, 1833. Br Chester Co, Pa, Mch 14, 1757. D Mifflin Twp Jan 25, 1840. Bur in cem at Gahanna. MI: "In Memory of John Starrett, who was born in Chester Co., Pa., on the 14th day of March, 1757, A. D. and after si>ending a long life as a pilgrim, traveller and sojourner in this world, he calmly resigned his life and bid adieu to this world and its pleasures on the morning of the 25th of January, 1840, in the hope of a blessed immortality beyond the grave at the advanced age of 82 years, 10 months and 1 day." GM by D. A. R. 1912. Came to Ohio from Westmoreland Co, Pa, in 1818 and settled in Mifflin Twp. Fur infor Columbus Chap.

STAUDT (OR STOUT), GEORGE WILHELM, (Fairfield Co.)

Commissioned Ensign 1777 in the 7th Companv, Col Henry Spycker, 6th Bn, Berks Co Mil. Br 1748, Berks Co. Pa. Mar Christine Weidenhammer. D 1820, Fairfield Co. Natl No 83635, Vol 84, D. A. R. Lin.

STEARNS, JOHN, CAPT., (Medina Co.)

Br 1749. D 1841. Bur Brunswick Center. GM Western Reserve Chap. Ref: Natl No 49435, Vol 50, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.

STEELE, ELDAD, (Licking Co.)

Enl Apr, 1783, as Pvt in Col Fletcher's Regt at Pawlet. Vt. Br Feb 25, 1763, Vermont. Parents: Solomon Steele and Mary Guernsey. Mar Sybal Bates. Children: Ada, Polly, Ester, Sarah. Daniel. David. D Oct 20, 1841, Newark. Bur Old Cem. Sixth St. Newark. GM Hetuck Chap in 1910. Pens allowed at Auburn, N. Y., 1832. Ref: Brister's Hist. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.

STEELE, ISAAC, (Summit Co.)

Pvt, Mil, York Co, Pa, and received depreciation pay. Br 1765. Parents: Adam Steele (Br 1744 in Northern Ireland, of Scotch Irish descent.) Mar Betsy Galloway. Had six children. D Sept 16, 1850. aged 76. Bur O'Brien Cem, Hudson. O, by side of his wife. GM S. A. R. Ref: Pa Archives, Vol IV, p 479. Fur infor Cuyahoga-Portage and Cuyahoga Falls Chaps.

STEEL, MATTHEW, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt. Enl Apr 11, 1781, for 3 yrs in Conn 2nd Regt. Br 1762, Cornwall, Conn. Mar Lydia Pratt. D 1805, Canfield, O. Bur Canfield, O. GM Mahoning Chap. Bronze marker 1917. A daughter gives the following: "He served as a waiter in the Military family of Gen Washington for three years; at the age of seventeen the general gave him a commission as Orderly Sargent. He continued in service until end of the war." Ref: Conn Men of the Rev, pp 361, 369. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

STEEL, SAMUEL, (Preble Co.)

Bur Isreal Twp. Fur infor Organizing Regt Mrs. Miller.

STEPHENS, GEORGE, (Darke Co.)

Bur Palestine (St. John's Cem), north side of cem. GM A boulder set at the head and also a smaller one at the foot of the grave. Initials G. S. cut in the head stone—perhaps by some of the family. This meager infor given by a great grandson, Mr. Lee Woods, Palestine. O. Mrs. L. C. Ankerman, also a descendant, is a D. A. R. Fur infor Fort Greenville Chap.

STEPHENS, JABEZ, (Co. not stated.)

Enl 1775 Capt Josiah Stevens Company, Col Ephraim Doolittle's Regt, Mass Tr. Br New Bedford, Mass, 1758. Mar Esther Bemis, 1784. D 1800, Ohio. Ref: Natl No 55953, p 427, Vol 56, D. A. R. Lin.

STEPHENS, JOSHUA, (Shelby Co.)

Served 1781, Pvt, Capt Robert Cochran's Company, Chester Co Mil. Br 1733, Berks Co, Pa. Mar Priscilla Humphreys in 1771. D 1823, Hardin, O. Natl No 79492, Vol 80.

STEPHENSON, JOHN, (Jackson Co.)

Va Tr under Col Geo Gibson, Sept 14, 1777 to Oct 1779 as Pvt. Br South Carolina. Children: James, John. D Dec 20, 1827. Bur Markam farm east of Rocky Hill. MI: "John Stephenson, A Revolutionary Soldier, dates, etc." GM D. A. R. 1927. Native of S. C.; after marriage moved to Cabell Co, Va. In 1814 took up land in Bloomfield Twp. Appointed by legislatures as one of first commissioners to lay out Jackson Co. Ref: Mrs Ada Michael, Mrs Millie Gahm, Mrs Mabel Kinnison etal D. A. R. Fur inform Capt John James Chap.

STEPHENSON, WILLIAM, (Brown Co.)

Bur Ripley. Fur inform Ripley Chap.

STEPP, GEORGE, (This may be STIPP), (Greene Co.)

Pvt Virginia Mil. Pensioned May 4, 1831. Age 77 yrs. Annual allowance $21.56. On pension roll Aug 8, 1883. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.

STEVENS, EPHRAIM, (Warren Co.)

Br 1759, Billerica, Mass. Mar Sybil Foster. Children: 1 son was Ephraim Jr. D 1839. Maineville, Warren Co, O. Pensioned as Pvt N. H. Mil. Ref: Natl No 45967, Vol 46, p 405 D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Jane Dowd Dailey.

STEVENS, JOHN, (Lucas Co.)

Pvt in Col Nathaniel Gist's Va Regt. Br 1763, Lancaster Co, Pa. D Waterville, O. Ref: Natl No 27887. Vol 28, p 320. D. A. R. Lin.

STEVENS, NICHOLAS, (or STEPHENS) (Hamilton Co.)

Br 1761, New Jersey. D 1838. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap. 1896, S. A. R. Yr Bk.

STEVENS, PHINEHAS, (Sandusky Co.)

May 1775, 8 mos Pvt, Capt Samuel Patch, Mch, 1776, 11 mos. Pvt. Capt Asabel Wheeler. Battles engaged in: Lexington, Bunker Hill, Lake Champlain. D Aug 8, 1840, Sandusky, O., aged 67. Date of application for pens, May 8, 1818. Allowed. Residence at date of application, Ontario Co, N. Y. GM by L. M. Kelley, Commissioner. Fur infor Col George Croghan Chap.

STEVENSON, CHARLES, (Adams Co.)

Pvt. Br Jan. 1, 1759, Glasgow, Scotland. Mar Sept 24, 1791, Margaret Kain. Children: William, Elizabeth, George, Charles. D Apr 13, 1841. Bur Ralstin Graveyard on Beasleys Fork. Enl for short terms fr May, 1776, captured Nov 1776, prisoner until Nov 1777. Weaver. Ref: Evans and Stivers Hist of Adams Co. Fur infor Sycamore Chap.

STEVENSON, JAMES, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt and Sgt. Enl July 1, 1776 fr Chester Co, Pa. Capt Barker, Col Evans' Regt. Sgt under Capt Scott. Pensioned 1833, received depreciation pay. Br 1755, Ireland. Mar (1st) Hannah Bull, (2nd) Catherine Moore. Children: 1st wife: Margaret, Lucy, Nancy, Sarah, Hannah, Mary, Thomas, Elijah, Andrew; 2nd wife: Robert, James, William, Rebecca (mar Elisha McCurdy, Silas, Sampson, Samuel, and an infant child. D 1836, Poland. Bur Presbyterian Cem, Poland. Grave never marked. Emigrated fr Donegal, Ireland, in 1773. Taken prisoner Nov 17, 1776 at Derby by a detachment under Cornwallis, detained nine mos, exchanged. Was Auditor for depreciation pay. Ref: Natl No 57520, D. A. R. Pa Archives, Third series. Vol 23, p 500. Series 5, p 479, Vol 4. Letters and papers in the possession of the family. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

STEVENSON, JOHN, (Franklin Co.)

Capt; Lt. Baltimore Co, Md. Mine Run Hundred, Md. Archives, Vol II, p 428. Br Mch 17, 1757, Baltimore Co, Md. Parents: John and Susanna Stevenson. Mar Mary Havenor; twice mar. Children: John, Richard, Zachariah, Edward, Susannah, Elizabeth, Rebecca, Basil, Sarah, Rachel, George K, Mary, Anna, Hannah, William, Joshua and Matilda. D Sept 11, 1831, Madison Twp, Franklin Co, Bur near Canal Winchester, on his farm. MI: "In memory of John Stephenson, who departed this life Sept 11, 1831, aged 74 yrs 5 mo, 25 da." GM Columbus D. A. R. marker. Brave, courteous, commanding; a Christian gent. Came to Ohio, 1799. Farmer; live-stock shipper, gave ground and helped build church. Fur infor Columbus Chap.

STEVENSON, OBADIAH, (Portage Co.)

Pvt in Mass Mil. Placed on Pens Roll, Feb 28, 1833. Drew pens at Ravenna, O, in 1840. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.

STEVENSON, ROBERT, (Brown Co.)

Enl July 27, 1777 as Pvt fr Cumberland Co, Pa. Br Mch 25, 1759, York Co, Pa. Mar Elizabeth Baird, Sept 7. 1781. Children: Esther, Mary, Hannah, John, Elizabeth, William. Catherine, Robert, Joseph. D July 23, 1835, near Decatur, Brown Co, O. Bur Decatur, O. MI: Robert Stevenson died July 23, 1835, aged 77 vears, 3 mo and 28 da. GM Agnes Stevenson with government marker in Mav, 1916. Came to Brown Co, O. about 1816 with his family. Ref: Natl No 85318, Vol 86, p 122, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Lieutenant Byrd Chap.

STEWART, CHARLES, (Trumbull Co.)

Pvt in Capt Wm Guthrie's Company, Westmoreland Co Mil, 17S0. Br 1759, Cumberland, Pa. Mar Francis Stockton, 1783. D 1840 Hubbard, O. Ref: Natl No 78861, Vol 79, D. A. R. Lin.

STEWART, DANIEL, (Athens Co.)

1775, 5 mos Col Enos, Conn; Apr 1778, 6 mos Col Meigs. July, 1778, 3 mos. Col Hinman, Conn. May, 1779, 4 mo. Col Beebe, Conn; Apr, 1780, 9 mo. Col Welh; Apr, 1781, 12 mo, Pvt. Br Nov 18, 1762, Litchfield, Conn. Mar Ruth Fueford. Children: Andrew, William, Charles, John, Ezra, George, Lois, Sarah, Mary, Lucinda, Harriet, Alexander, Daniel B., Hiram. D Feb 20, 1858, Rome Twp, Athens Co. Bur Old Cem, West State St, Athens, O, east of main driveway. MI: "To the memory of Daniel.Stewart, who died Feb 20, 1858, aged 95 yrs, 3 mos and 2 das." GM Descendants—a marble monument. When 15 yrs old he enl in the Revolutionary Army. At the close of the war he removed to Sussex Co, N. J., thence in 1802 to the Ohio country. Farming, justice of the peace, county commissioner, and was one of the early appraisers of the college lands. He was a native of Conn; served in the Rcvolutinnary War 5 vrs. Came to Ohio in 1802. Ref: Walker's Hist of Athens Co; Bureau of Pensions. Natl No 21926, Vol 22. D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Nabby Lee Ames Chap.

STEWART, DAVID, (Miami Co.)

Br Apr 3, 1775, Bahwaz, N. J. Bur Raper Chapel, two miles north of Troy. GM Miami Chap with bronze marker in 1904. Fur infor Miami Chap.

STEWART, HUGH, (Ross Co.)

Pvt City Guards. Br 17.16, Philadelphia. D Frankfort, O. Ref: Natl No 25873, p 317, Vol 26, D. A. R. Lin.

STEWART, JOSEPH, CAPT., (Union Co.)

Bur Raymond Cem, Liberty Twp. Fur infor Hannah Emerson Dustin Chap.

STEWART, SAMUEL, (Cuyahoga Co.)

Minute Man, Sgt, Capt, Mass and Vt. Br 1749. D 1827. Bur North Royalton. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.

STEWART, WILLIAM, SR., (Greene Co.)

Pvt, Capt Feliz Warley's Company, 3rd Regt Scouts, S. C. Line, 1779. Br 1739, Ireland. Mar Sarah Calhoun. D Aug 4, 1830, Xenia, O. Bur Woodland, Xenia, O. Caesars Creek, 1820. Ref: Natl No 29227, Vol 30, D. A. R. Lin. Record and Pension Office; Pa Archives; Robinson's Hist of Greene Co. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.

STEWART, WILLIAM M., (Clinton Co.)

Br 1757. D 1837. Bur Smithson Graveyard, near New Vienna. Fur infor George Clinton Chap.

STILES, ASA, (Cuyahoga Co.)

Bur Shaker Heights on South Park Boulevard near Lee Rd. GM Western Reserve Chap. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.

STIMSON, JAMES, (Ross Co.)

Pensioned in Ross Co, 1831, for serv in N. J. Line. Br 1761, Essex Co, N. J. D 1851, Ross Co, O. Ref: Natl No 94220, Vol 95, p 71, D. A. R. Lin.

STIPP, JOSEPH, (Greene Co.)

Bur Middle Run Churchyard. Came to Xenia, 1823. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.

STITES, BENJAMIN CAPT., (Hamilton Co.)

Capt in Mil in Greene Co. Pa in Frontier and Revolutionary struggles "Hist of Cincinnati," by Greves. Br Scotch Plain, Essex Co, N. J. Children: Phoebe, Rachel mar Maj Eph Kibby, Ann W., Benjamin Jr and Jonathan (either his sons or those of his brother Hezekiah). D 1804. Bur in Columbia, Hamilton Co. O. Fr New Jersey went to Ten Mile Creek, Pa; fr Redstone, Pa came to Kentucky, thence to Ohio, landing below mouth of Miami 1788; besides 20000 acres where Columbia was, bought 7 sec on Mill Creek and 4 near Covalt Station paying 158 ^ 8 s 8 d. First sermon preached in first blockhouse built him. Ref: S. A. R. Yr Bk. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

STITES, ELIJAH, (Warren Co.)

Br 1758, Essex Co, N. J. One son was named Henry. D 1844, Warren Co, O. On Pens Roll for 2 yrs actual serv as Pvt, N. J. Line. Ref: Natl No 43428, Vol 44, p 163, D. A. R. Lin.

STITES, HEZEKIAH, (Hamilton Co.)

Minute Man 1778. Capt Moss' Company, Col Jacques' Regt, to guard lines and watch moves of Tories and British. See "Strykers" p 471. Br 1761, Essex Co, NJ. Mar 1st Deborah Ferris, dau of Jeduthan Ferris; 2nd Elizabeth Ferris, dau of John Ferris. Children 1st wife: Mary, (br 1792); 2nd wife: children not found. D 1842 or 3, Hamilton Co, O. Bur Columbia, Hamilton Co, O. First one to set foot on the land, at Columbia, and kneeling with two others sought God's blessing on their new enterprise. Benj and Elijah Stites were his brothers. Ref: Son of Rev proven record. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

STITT, WILLIAM, (Fayette Co.)

Br 176.3. Children: Luke. D Mch 18, 1819. Bloomingsburg, O. Bur Bloomingsburg,in old part, unplatted. MI: "William Stitt died March 18, 1819, aged 56 years. Iron Star 1776." GM Family and Cem Trustees in 1819. Fur infor Washington C. H. Chap.

STIVERS, DANIEL, (Meigs Co.)

Enl at Oxford, Sussex Co, N. J. Served six mos in the NJ State Tr, Capt Geo Bibbs, and other short terms; in Mil also. Br 1763. Parents; Randle Stivers and Janet Skinner Stivers. Mar Margaret Rupert, about 1786. Children: (not in order of age). Randal, John, Peter, Benjamin, Jacob, Robt, Daniel, (James, Catherine and Jas died young.), Polly, Sally Carr and Margaret Wade. D about 1844. Bur Flatwoods, near Pomeroy, O. MI: "Daniel Stivers br 1760-Died." GM by D. A. R. with government marker. Blacksmith. Applied for pens Sept 24, 18-32. Pens continued to his widow. Ref: Mrs Nellie Stivers Pattison (W Rea) Woodside, Md. Fur infor Return Jonathan Meigs Chap.

STIVERS, JOHN (Brown Co.)

Served in Capt Robert Daniel's Company, Col Spencer. Enl under Capt Harris. Br 1764, Virginia. D 1828, Decatur, O. Bur Decatur. Fur infor Ripley and Cincinnati Chaps.

ST. JOHN, JOHN, (Warren Co.)

Bur Churchyard, top of Ft Ancient Hill west of Little Miami river. Turtle Creek Twp. Ref: S. A. R. Yr Bk 1917.

STOCKING, REUBEN, (Geauga Co.)

Lt on the privateer "Sampson." Br Haddam, Conn, 1744. Parents: George Stocking. Mar Sarah Hulburt, 176-5. Children: George, Reuben, Samuel, Steven, Hezekiah. D Chardon. O. Oct 20, 182-5. Bur lot 10. MI: "Our grandparents Reuben Stocking died October 20, 1825, age 81 years. Sarah Hulburt his wife February 24, 1840, aged 93 years." Was taken prisoner and suffered great hardship on prison ship in New York. Ref: Pens Records for Ohio, Vol 3, p 415, Honor Roll 44256, 58224. Fur infor Taylor Chap.

STOCKWELL, JESSE, (Licking Co.)

Enl at Athol, Mass, Sept, 1776. Pvt in Col Dana's Regt, Col Cushing's Regt, Mil. Was at the taking of Burgoyne. Br Jan 5, 17-59, Petersham, Mass. D St. Albans Twp. GM Granville Chap. In 1832 lived at Essex, Vt.: came to this Co in 1836; was still living in 1840. Pens allowed. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.

STODDARD, AMOS, MAJ., (Wood Co.)

Pvt and Sgt Massachusetts Infantry. Was at surrender at Yorktown and witnessed the execution of Andre. Capt 2nd Artillerists and Engineers, June 4, 1798; Maj, June 30, 1807, Deputy Quartermaster Gen. July 16 to Dec, 1812. Br. Oct 26. 1762 Woodbury, Conn. Parents: Anthony and Phcbe (Read) Stoddard. D May 11, 1813, Camp Meigs, O. Burial place unknown, among the ruins of Camp Meigs. After the Revolution became a clerk in the Supreme Court at Boston. Aptd an Ensign and served in Shay's Rebellion. Practiced law at Hallowell, Me. Made trip to London. In 1798 aptd Capt of Artillery in what is now the regular army. He evidently stood high in the army, and although his rank was only a Capt, he was selected to receive the cession of Upper Louisiana under the direct authority of Gov Clairborne at New Orleans. Joined with Stoddard were the later famous explorers, Lewis and Clarke. On Mch 9, 1804, the American flag was first hoisted over what is now Missouri, Capt Stoddard receiving possession of the province, which he next day transferred to the United States and he became the tirst Civil Commandant (or Governor), of what is now Missouri. After his residence and rule at St Louis, he served at eastern posts, during which time he wrote his great work, "Sketches, Historical and Descriptive, of Louisiana." published by Matthew Carey, Philadelphia, in 1812. During this year he was at Fort Columbus, N. Y. and received promotion to the grade of Maj. The next year found him on duty at Fort Meigs, where he died. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Richard Montgomery Chap, S. A. R.

STONE, BENJAMIN, REV., (Harrison Co.)

Sgt. Alinute Man, Culpeper, Va. Col Roebuck's Regt, South Carolina. Later in 2nd S. C. Regt, 1779-1780. In 4th, 6th and 9th Companies, at Valley Forge, 1777. Br. 1743, Westmoreland Co, Va. Parents: Thomas Stone and Mary Ritler Stone. Mar at Culpepper, Va., 1773, Anna Asbury, dau of George Asbury and Hannah Hardage. Children: Rhoda, Elizah, William, Hannah, Mary, Anna, Jeremiah, Benjamin, Thomas, Nellie, Rebecca. D near Beech Spring, Cadiz, Harrison Co, O., 1833. Bur Green Twp, near Cadiz. During Rev lived Fauquier Co, Va. Organized North River Church, Hampshire Co, Va, 1787; Crooked Run Church, 1790; called to Bethel Church, Uniontown, Pa, 1794. Was minister in Hampshire Co, Va, and at Uniontown until about 1818, when he came to Harrison Co, O, and lived with a son until death. Minister (Baptist). Wiie rode fr Va to Valley Forge and carried a message to Washington fr York, Pa. Ref: Mary A. Stone, Cambridge, Ohio Natl No 62586. Fur infor Anna Asbury Stone Chap.

STONE, CHARLES, (Hamilton Co.)

Br 1757. D 1848. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

STONE, ISAAC, (Muskingum Co.)

Answered Rhode Island Alarm as a substitute for Nathan Perry, under Capt Moses Wilmot, 1778; 1779, volunteered under Capt Jos Franklin. At West Point, 1780, under Capt Abner Howard. Br 1764. Mar Chloe Morey (br 1764), mar 1792. D 1844, at Muskingum. In 1832 placed on Pens Roll of Chatauqua Co, N. Y., for 15 mos actual serv as Pvt. Mass Line. 1844, his widow applied for pens in Ohio, where he died in Muskingum Co. Ref: Natl No 38232, Vol 39, p 87, D. A. R Lin.

STONE, ISRAEL, (Washington Co.)

Pvt and Corp. Pvt in Capt Thomas Fustic's Company, which marched on the alarm of Apr 19, 1775. Pvt in Capt David Bent's Company. Corp in Capt Samuel Hubbard's Company. Disch Nov 29, 1777. Br Apr 15, 1749, Rutland, Mass. Parents: John Stone and Elizabeth. Mar July 12, 1768, Lydia Barrett. Children: Sardine, Elizabeth, Matilda, Jasper. Lydia, Israel, Augustus, Benjamin Franklin, Christopher Columbus, Polly, Harriet, John. D July 13, 1808, Rainbow settlement, Union Twp. Bur Rainbow Cem. on Muskingum River in Washington Co. MI: "Israel Stone, born April 15, 1749. Died July 13. 1808." GM by Marietta Chap with Revolutionary marker in 1921. Farmer. Ref: Mass Archives and Revolutionarv War Rolls, Natl No 95615, Vol 96, p 201, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Marietta Chap.

STONE, JOEL. (Cuyahoga Co.)

Sgt Capt James Burt's Company, Col Asa Whitcomb's Regt, which nxtrched to Lexington Alarm. Born Groton, Mass. D Cleveland, O. Ref: Natl No 84093, Vol 85, p 39, D. A. R. Lin.

STONE, JONATHAN, CAPT., (Washington Co.)

Enl as Pvt in the Lexington Alarm. Served throughout the war. Commissioned Capt on June 22, 1781. Br Mch 4, 1752, Leicester, Mass. (or Braintree, Mass.) (Natl No 26458, D. A. R.). Parents: Jonathan Stone and Elizabeth Lamb. Mar Susannah Matthews, 1776. Children: Grace, Benjamin, Franklin, Samuel, Rufus Putnam, John, Melissa, Wilson. D Mch 24, 1801, Belpre, O. Bur Belpre, Washington Co, O. MI: "Jonathan Stone, who departed this life on March 24, 1801, in his 50th year. A Capt and an active officer in the American Revolutionary War. One of the first settlers of this town." GM by Marietta Chap with Revolutionary marker in 1921. Shortly after the death of his father in the battle at Crown Point, he was apprenticed to his brother, a tanner. He ran away and joined a whaler for two years. Farmer. 1792 appointed Treasurer of Washington Co. Employed by Ohio Company after the Indian War to complete surveys of their land. Ref: Mass Records of Soldiers and Sailors. Hildreth's Hist, Washington Co. Fur infor Marietta Chap.

STONE, JOSEPH, (Clermont Co.)

Revolutionary soldier. Lived in Union Twp, Clermont Co, O. On July 4, 1829, he was one of speakers at a celebration there. Ref: A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

STONER, JOHN, (Richland Co.)

Pvt in Pa State Tr. Bur 1 mile west of the village of Rome, O. MI: U S Soldier of Rev War. GM Mary Washington D. A. R. Chap, bronze marker in 1911. Fur infor Mary Washington Chap.

STONER, PHILIP, (Clermont Co.)

Br Virginia. Mar Sarah, who received a pens in 1840, aged 74, living with Ann Smith in Jackson Twp, Clermont Co, O. (Fr Pensioners of Census of 1840, of Revolutionary Soldiers.) Children: Philip, possibly others. D Jackson Twp. Ref: A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. Fur infor Blanchester Chap.

STORTZ, JOHN JACOB, (Perry Co.)

Enl to take his father's place in the Continental Army at the age of 11, Red Hill, Pa. Was among the troops at Valley Forge; was in 80 engagements, including Yorktown. Br Red Hill, Pa. in 1766. Mar Mary Allen Barket, Perry Co, O. Children: Maria Stortz Allen (br Oct. 1841), who is the only living real Daughter of the American Revolution in Ohio, a member of Elizabeth Sherman Reese Chap, Lancaster, O. (Feb 2, 1929). D in 1850 and is buried 5 miles east of Mew Lexington, O. The D. A. R. have erected a stone to his memory. Fur this infor Jane Dailey, State Chairman.

STOUT, ANDREW, (Hamilton Co.)

Revolutionary serv fr Hunterdon Co, N. J., 1st Regt (see "Strykers," p 471), also in Capt Henry Phillip's Company, 1st Regt (see "Strykers," p 771). Bought land fr Ichabod B. and Sarah W. Halsey. 1805, sold land (see Courthouse bk L, p 76). Bur in Colerain Twp, Hamilton Co, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

STOW, COMFORT, (Trumbull Co.)

Br 1762. Mar Rachel (died Mav 12, 1842, 79 yrs.). D July 31, 1853. Bur Braceville, O. MI: Comfort Stow. Died July 31, 1853, aged 91 yrs. GM by relatives; kept in good condition. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.

STRAIN, SAMUEL, (might be "s" on name Strains), (Highland Co.)

Bur Rocky Spring Cem near New Petersburg. GM by Juliana White D. A. R. in 1924. Fur infor Waw-Wil-a-Way and Juliana White Chaps.

STRAIN, THOMAS, (Highland Co.)

Pensioned in 1776 as Pvt ni Capt Green's Company, Col Cunningham's Regt, Pa Line. Br 1750. Lancaster Co, Pa. D 1833, Highland" Co. Ref: Natl No 78056, Vol 79, D. A. R. Lin.

STRAIN, WILLIAM, (Mahoning Co.)

2nd Lt Capt Campbell's Company, Cumberland Co, Pa. Mil Br 1756. D 1845, Poland Twp. Bur Poland Center, Poland, about the center of the Cem. Ref: Pa Archives, Fifth series, Vol 6, p 142. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

STRAIT, JOHN, (or STRAIGHT). (Gallia Co.)

Br about 1758, England; native of West Greenich, R. I. Mar twice. Taken from stone: "Died Jan 7, 18(!0, age 101-4-7. Revolutionary Soldier." Bur McCall Cem, Harrison Twp, Gallia Co. Settled in Pa. U. S. A. Later moved to Clay Lick, Gallia Co, O. Spelled "Straight" also. Ref: Natl No. 31624, Vol 32, p 235, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor French Colony Chap.

STREVE, PAUL, (STREEVEY), (Ross Co.)

Pvt in Northampton Co, Pa Mil. Enl weeks prior to Battle of Long Island, served 8 yrs under Captains Graydon and Lennox, and Col John Shee. Was at Long Island. Kingsbridge, and Fort Washington, and in a number of skirmishes not specified. Br Germany in 1755. Mar Mary (?) 1780 (br 1700 and d 1823.) Children: Daniel, Joseph, Peter (all in 1812 war) and 2 girls. D 1829, Ross Co, O. Bur Bishops Hill, Huntington Twp. GM D. A. R. 1923 and slab. Came from Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1800. Received a pens. Ref: Mrs. C. U. Ebenhack; p 287 Ross and Highland Co Hist. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.

STRONG, BARNABAS, (Hamilton Co.)

Br 1759. Connecticut. D 1821. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

STRONG, DAVID, (Hamilton Co.)

Taken prisoner at battle of the Cedars. In manv battles; retired as a Capt. Br 1744, Litchfield Co. Conn. Mar Chloe Richmond. D 1801, Cincinnati. O. Ref: Natl No 43698, Vol 44, p 269, D. A. R. Lin.

STRONG. JOSEPH, (Erie Co.)

Corp 1st Company, 3rd Mass Regt. Br 1765. Lenox, Mass. D 1835. Lyme, O. Ref: Natl No 94225, Vol 95, p 73. D. A. R. Lin.

STRONG, NATHAN, (Ashtabula Co.)

Responded to the Lexington Alarm fr the town of Bolton, Conn, and served as clerk 6 da. Apr, 1775. He enl Aug 5 in the Mil Regt, 1778, Col Chapman's Regt. Capt Olcott's Company. Disch Sept 21, '78. Br 1749. Mar Lucy Cornell. Children: Polly, Nathan. Lucy. Samuel. Jabez. Nathaniel. Timothy, Elihu, Sarah. D 1826. Ashtabula. Bur Chestnut Grove, Ashtabula. Regt Chaplain. Ref: Conn Men in the Rev. Fur infor Mary Stanley Chap.

STROTHER, ROBERT. (Lawrence Co.)

Served as Pvt Va Lines at Cowpens and Stony Point. Br Culpeper Co, Va. Mar Martha Radcliff. D Lawrence Co, O. Ref: Natl No 101779, Vol 103, p 234, D. A. R. Lin.

STRUTHERS, JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)

Served in War of Rev. Commander of a Company of Rangers in Washington, Pa. Br 1759. Mar Mary Foster (1758-1841, in 1798). Children: Drusilla. Emma Ebenezer, Lt Alexander, Thomas. D 1845. Bur Village Cem, Poland. GM D. A. R. bronze marker in 1916. Built first iron mill in Mahoning Valley, 1802, came in 1798. Took up 400 acres of land. Was sheriff, owned a flour mill. Came from Washington Co, Pa. Ref: Hist Trumbull and Mahoning Co. Hist of Struthers Family; S. A. R. List by Thomas Struthers. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

STRYKER, PETER, (Co. not stated.)

Served in N J Mil. Br 17C0, New Jersey. D 1810, Ohio. Ref: Natl No 39573, D. A. R. Lin and Natl No 25760, Vol 26, p 281, D. A. R. Lin.

STULL, JAMES, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt in Continental Line, Pa. Br 1761. Mar Catherine McGhee. D 1856, Poland. Bur Presbyterian Church Cem. GM Mahoning Chap, D. A. R. May 30, 1916. Settled in Boardman in 1801. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 0, Vol 4, p 727, 420, and also Trumbull and Mahoning Co Hist, p 48. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

STULTZ, JOHN, (Highland Co.)

1776, fr Pennsylvania in Capt Henry Fisher's Company, Col Nicholas Hanssegger's Regt. Conn Tr. Appointed Corp 1778 till 1779. Br 17,54, Germany. D 1865, Highland Co, O. Ref: Natl No 48443, p 206, Vol 49, D. A. R. Lin.

STUMP, DANIEL, (Greene Co.)

Bur Mount Holly, Greene Co, O. Sugar Creek, 1840. Ref: Robinson's Hist of Greene Co. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.

STUMP, DANIEL, (Warren Co.)

Br Frederick Co, Va. D Warren Co, O. (Might be same as Greene Co. soldier). Ref: Natl No 24294, Vol 25, p 106, D. A. R.

STUMP, GEORGE, SR., (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt Rifle Regt, Capt Lewis Farmer's Company, Pa. Pensioned in 1833. Br 1750. Mar Elizabeth (1752-1826). Children: George, Abraham, Henry, John. D 1839, Milton Twp. Bur Rickert farm, Milton Twp, at the crest of the hill. GM Marker is broken down. Ref: Pa Archives, 5 Series, Vol 23, p 593. Trumbull and Mahoning Co Hist, Vol 2, p 202. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

STURGEON, JEREMIAH, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt. Bur Mahoning Co. Bought land of John Young, Youngstown. Farmer. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 5, Vol 7, pp 342, 1004. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

STURGIS, JEDEDIAH, (Hamilton Co.)

Br 1758, New Jersey. D 1838. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

SUDDUTH, ISAAC, (Harrison Co.)

A Revolutionary pensioner living in Nottingham Twp in 1840, aged 80. U. S. Pension Rolls, 1835. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.

SULLIVAN, PATRICK, (Hamilton Co.)

Br 1747, Pennsylvania. D 1821. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

SULTZER, FREDERICK, (Ashland Co.)

Br July 25, 1762, Green Co, Pa. D Mch 30, 1857, Ashland Co, O. Bur private burying lot, Milton Twp, Ashland Co, O. MI: Stone monument with name, date of birth, date of death, and words, "A Soldier of tlie Revolution." GM Sarah Copus Chap Sept 11, 1923. Drew a pens of $96.00 per annum for many yrs prior to his death, as a compensation for his services on the border in Western Pa in his youth. "Was a cousin of Louis Wetsel, famous Indian fighter. Ref: History of Ashland Co (Hills). Fur infor Sarah Copus Chap.

SUMMER, VON JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)

Land bounty rights, Albany Co, N. Y. New York Men in the Rev, p 225. Br 1752. Children: Samuel, Jacob. John, David, Joseph, Solomon, a dau (mar Geo Elder). D 1838. Bur Kurtz, Springfield Twp. Said to have had 16 children to whom each one was given 100 acres of land at marriage, except the youngest, who received 300. Farmer. Ref: Trumbull and Mahoning Co Hist, pp 178, 203; Columbiana Co Hist, p 316; Biographical Hist of Mahoning Co, Sanderson, p 490. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

SUMMERLAND, DAVID (or DANIEL), (Seneca Co.)

Bur Swamp Cem, Venice Twp. GM D. A. R. bronze marker, 1927. Fur infor Dolly Todd Madison Chap.

SUMNER, THOMAS, (Summit Co.)

Pvt in Company of Volunteers under command of Capt Asa Danforth who marched fr Brookfield, Mass, 1777, to join Revolutionary Army under command of Gen Gates. Took part in the Battle of Saratoga, Oct 7. Total amount of serv credited 4 3-4 mos. Br Edgarton, Mass, 1757. D Middlebury, O, in 1825. Bur Old Middlebury Cem. MI: "Thomas Sumner, died April 19, 1825, aged 68 years. Elizabeth Holland, his wife, 1760-1842." Fur infor Cuyahoga Portage Chap.

SUNDERLAND, PETER, (Auglaize Co.)

Enl 1775. Was at Bunker Hill; his Regt intrenched themselves on Breed's Hill; after 3rd attack by British, only 3 rounds of powder left, firing his last charge, he picked up 3 guns (empty), in succession. Picking a 4th gun, he discharged it in face of an enemy (who attacked him with a saber), and thrust his bayonet through his body. Peter after 3 days in a swamp was rescued. Br Philadelphia, Pa, 1737. Children: One son. Dye; Isabell. D Aug 1, 1827, aged 90 yrs. Bur Military Cem at Ft Amanda. MI: "Peter Sunderland, a soldier of Revolution, fought at Battle Bunker Hill, died Aug 21. 1827. aged 90." Came to Ohio, 1817; entered land near Dayton, but in 1822 he and wife went to Logan Twp, Auglaize Co; his grand dau. Suzane Russell (dau of Isabell), was first white child br at Ft Amanda. Was a descendant of fourth Earl of Sunderland. Fur infor W. J. McMurray, Wapakoneta, O., and Lima Chap.

SUNDERLAND, WILLIAM (or SUNDERLIN), (Montgomery Co.)

D 1823 (?). Bur Baptist Cem, Centerville, O, on crest of hill in center of the cem. Red sand stone gravestone, and is so badly "weather beaten" that inscription is almost illegible. GM Richard Montgomery Chap, S. A. R. Montgomery Co, bronze marker July 3, 1919. Fur infor Richard Montgomery Chap.

SUTTON, BENJAMIN, (Brown Co.)

Pvt. Br Sept 20, 1759, Somerset Co, N. J. Children, Sarah, Otha and Tingley. Bur Decatur, O. MI: Benjamin Sutton, Rev Soldier. GM Lieutenant Byrd Chap, May 30, 1916. Came to Brown Co, O, in pioneer days; owned quite a lot of land around where Decatur is located. Justice of the Peace. Fur infor Lieutenant Byrd Chap.

SUTTON, MOSES, (Huron Co.)

Served 7 yrs Washington's Life Guard. Br 1745, Fairfax Co. D Dec 2, 1833. Bur Sutton's Graveyard, Hunt's Corners. Fur infor Sally De Forest Chap.

SWAGER, HENRY, (Trumbull Co.)

Bur Church Hill, Liberty Twp. MI: Marker broken off and reset, so that only the name appears above the ground. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.

SWAN, TIMOTHY, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt. Pensioned. Br 1745. Bur Mahoning Co. Mentioned in Co Hist. Ref: Mahoning and Trumbull Co Hist. Pa Archives, Series 3, Vol 23, p 653. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

SWARTZ, JOHN, (Delaware Co.)

Bur Thompson Twp. (Probably.) Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Delaware Chap.

SWAYZE, t)AVID, (Fairfield Co.)

Pvt in Capt Abraham McKinney's Company, NJ Tr. Enl 1776, for 5 mos; in battles of Long Island and Fort Washington; also under Capts Wm Hazlett, Geo Ribbles, and Jas Bonnel. Disch 1781. Br Hunterdon Co, NJ, Mch 11. 1762. Mar Alice Mulligan (or Milligan) Swayze, 1792 or 1788 (?) Children: Edith, Elizabeth, Jennie, Polly. William, Sarah. D Mch 2, 1838. Fairfield Co. O. Bur New Salem. O. M. E. Cem. MI: "David Swayze, New Jersey, 1762-1838." GM Elizabeth Sherman Reese. D. A. R. 1927. Ref: Curtiss Beery S. A. R. Lancaster, O., certified copy fr Adj Gen New Jersey and Natl No 122212, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Elizabeth Sherman Reese Chap.

SWEET, CALEB, (Lake Co.)

While in New York he served in the 4th Regt. Albany Co Mil. D Mch 3, 1828, Perry, O. Bur on his farm in Perry. O. In 1817 he was an oflicer in Perry Twp, and was Justice of the Peace until his death. Fur infor New Connecticut Chap.

SWEET, JOSHUA, (Lake Co.)

Served in Capt Smart's Company, 3rd Regt. in July. 1781. Br 1764. D 1840. Painesville, O. Bur Madison, O. MI: "Memorial of Joshua Sweet, a Revolutionary soldier, who died 2nd May, 1840, age 76 years." GM New Connecticut Chap. He received a bounty for enlisting in the Conn army for a term of three yrs. Fur infor New Connecticut Chap.

SWEM, JESSE. (Clermont Co.)

Enl 1778 for 9 mos. Capt Thos Patterson's Company. 3rd Regt. New Jersey Line. Col Elias Dayton; at Monmouth. Pensioned 1819, file Xo R 10358. Br Pennsylvania. Mar 1st Polly. 2nd, Catherine Vail 1781, Bourbon Co. Ky Children: 1st wife, Catherine, Elizabeth, Polly, Jesse, (mar Lindsey), Daniel, Ephraim; 2nd wife, Andrew, John, Jane (Anderson), Thomas, and 5 others. (All residents of Clermont Co.) D Oct 1837. After second marriage moved to Middlesex Co, NJ, till 1810; Came to Ohio Twp (Clermont Co) locating near Locust Corner. Ref: Pens Records by Mrs Hobart and A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

SWERINGEN, JOSEPH, (Butler Co.)

Name appears on the tablet of the Sailors' and Soldiers' Monument at Hamilton, O, as Revolutionary Soldier. Fur infor John Reily Chap.

SWETT, JONATHAN, (Athens Co.)

Br 1759. Never mar. D May 11, 1847. Athens Co, O. Bur Concord Churchyard m Ames Twp, near Trimble Hne, Athens Co, O. MI: "Jonathan Sweet, Died May 11, 1847 in the 88th year of his age." GM hy relatives. Stone in good condition. Ref: Bureau of Pensions, Washington, DC. Fur infor Nabby Lee Ames Chap.

SWICKHART, MARTIN, (Co. not stated.)

Pvt in Washington Co, Pa Tr. Br 1745, France. D 1840, Ohio. Ref: Natl No 91504, Vol 92, p 164, D. A. R. Lin.

SWINNERTON, JAMES, (Marion Co)

Pvt in Capt John Putnam's Company. Enl May 1, 1775. Br Aug 13, 1757, Salem, Mass. D Dec 0, 1821, Grand Prairie Twp. Bur Grand Prairie Graveyard. He came to Delaware, O, in 1808 and to Marion Co about 1819. He was among mthe first settlers in Grand Prairie Twp. Ref: Revolutionary War Records, Department of Interior, Washington, DC. Fur infor Capt William Hendricks Chap.

SYMMES, CLEVES JOHN, (Hamilton Co.)

Chairman of Commission of Safety, Sussex Co, N. J., 1774; Col, 1775; (appointed Supreme Court Judge of Northwest Territory. Br 1742, New Jersey. D 1814, Cincinnati, O. Ref: S. A. R. and Natl No 28436, Vol 29, p 159. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

SYMMES, TIMOTHY, (Hamilton Co.)

Quartermaster of Sussex Co. NJ Mil. Br 1744. New Jersey. Mar Abigail Tuthill, 1st wife. D 1797, Cincinnati, O. 1783, Judge of Common Pleas in Sussex Co, N. J. 1790. joined his brother, John Cleves Symmes, in Cincinnati, O, where he died. Ref: S. A. R. and Natl No 39298, Vol 40, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TAIT. THOMAS, (Trumbull Co.)

Bur Oak Grove Cem, Warren. O. Unable to locate grave. Ref: Baldwin Library, Youngstown, O. Kindness of Miss Kyle. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.

TALBOT, RICHARD, (Washington Co.)

Ensign, Lt and Adjutant. Served as 2nd Lt and 1st Lt in the 4th Maryland Regt. Resigned Nov 6, 1777. Fought in the battles of White Plains, Brandywine and Germantown. Br Dec, 1753. D Dec 22, 1821, Grandview Twp, Washington Co, O. Bur Grandview Twp, in Carson's Cem. Ref: Maryland Archives; Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D. C. Fur infor Marietta Chap.

TALCOTT, ELIZAR (or ELEAZOR), (Trumbull Co.)

Pensioned in 1833 for serv as Pvt in Conn Tr. Br 1759, Enfield. Conn. Mar Sarah Baxter in 1791 (br 1767). One dau was Betsy. D 1835, Mesopotamia, O. According to records in Baldwin Library soldier bur here, several old monuments here with inscriptions totally obliterated. Ref: Records taken fr Baldwin Library, Youngstown, O. and Natl No 458G3, Vol 46, p 363, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.

TALIAFERRO, RICHARD. (Clermont Co.)

Served under Gen Roger Clark in expedition against Vincennes and Kaskaskia, in 1778, of Carolina Co, Va. D 1835, Clermont Co. Ref: Natl No 242251 and Natl No 82971, national number of soldier. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap and by Mrs, Whallon.

TANNER, TYRAL, (Mahoning Co.)

Lt in Col Elmer's Regt, 1776, Dec 16, 1777, Jan 1, 1777. Br 1751. Mar, 1st, Hulda Jackson, 2nd, Lydia Doud. Children: Archabald, Edmond, Julia, Nancy, Peggy, Laura, Bridget, Panthia, dau died young. D 1833, Canfield, O. Bur Canfield. GM by Mahoning Chap, D A. R. Bronze marker on May 30, 1918. At the breaking out of the Rev, he was a Sgt on Gen Arnold's disastrous campaign in Canada. At the close of this campaign he enl in the Conn Continental Regt as Lt. Promoted to Adjutant. Was in Battle of Monmouth, in 1780, resigned to work for family. Farming, tavern, store. Came to Conn 1802 as farmer. Was sheriff 2 terms. The type of man is shown in the statement which he made when Eleazar Gilson applied for pension: "1 declare on the honor of an old Revolutionary officer, that I know Eleazar to have been an officer in the 5th Continental Regt, 2nd Brig, fr 1777 to 1780, and know him to be a man of truth." Ref: Conn Men of the Rev, pp 118, 218, Trumbull and Mahoning Co Hist, Vol 2, p 37. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

TANNER, W. M. (Trumbull Co.)

Pvt, Rhode Island State Mil. Bur Fowler Twp, center of Fowler. Name given in S. A. R. Yr Bk of Ohio. We did not look up his grave. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.

TAPSCOTT, JAMES, (.Warren Co.)

Pvt in Capt John Walton's Tr of Light Dragoons, N J Mil. Br 1750, New Tersey. Mar Sarah Baird. D 1815, Carlisle. Ref: Natl No 72211, p 77, Vol 73, D. A. R. Lin.

TAULMAN, HERMANUS, (HamiUon Co.)

Br 1731, New York. D 1796. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TAYLOR, BENJAMIN, (Champagin Co.)

Pensioned 1818. Pvt, 177G-77, in Capt Amos Emmerson's Company, Col Joseph Cilley's Regt. Br 1759, Stratton, N. H. Mar Anna Lowe in 1782. D 1839, Mechanicsburg, O. Ref: Natl No 74719, Vol 75, D. A. R. Lin.

TAYLOR, DANIEL, (Delaware Co.)

D 1853, aged 93. Bur Sunbury. Fur infor Delaware Chap.

TAYLOR, ELISHA, (Portage Co.)

Enl June 39, 1777. Disch July 26, 1777. Enl Sept 19, 1777. Disch Oct l1, 1777. He was a Corp and Pvt. Br Aug 7, 1760, in Mass. Mar Anna Kimball. D June 9, 1836, Nelson O. Bur Nelson, O. Ref: Mass Archives. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.

TAYLOR, FREEGIFT, (Medina Co.)

Bur Spencer. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.

TAYLOR, HENRY, (Butler Co.)

Br Nov 5, 1752. Mar (two wives). D July 18, 1832. Bur on Miss Eva Marshall's Farm, near Sevenmile, Butler Co. MI: Stone bears Revolutitaiary Soldier. GM Headstone was restored to upright position by John Reily Chap summer of 1925. Fur infor John Reily Chap.

TAYLOR, JAMES, CAPT., (Muskingum Co.)

Served under Gen Wayne. Wounded at Fort Recovery. Resigned 1802. Cavalry. D 1843, aged 73 yrs. Bnr Woodlawn C"em, Zanesville, O. Lot 7, Sec 1. Pensioned as an invalid, 1832. Fur infor Muskingum Chap.

TAYLOR, JAMES, (Licking Co.)

Served in 5th Pa Regt under Col Anthony Wayne. Commissioned Capt Jan 5, 1776, Maj Sept 23, 1777. Was with Wayne in Williamson expedition, being one of the 17 who voted against the murder of the captives. Br 1753, Lancaster, Pa. Mar 1780, Mary Ann Cully. Children: William, Mary, Thomas. D May 24, 1844, Newark, Union Twp. Bur Old Cem. Re-interred Maholm lot. Cedar Hill. MI: "Rev. War." GM by Hetuck Chap in 1910. Associate Judge, this county in 1808-1809. One of first elders First Presbyterian Church. Pens allowed. Ref: Pa Archives, Vol 10, p 156, and Vol 15, p 445. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.

TAYLOR, JAMES, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt. Br 1732. Mar Martha, age 78 when died. D 1854. Bur Old Springfield Cem. Lived in Northumberland Co, Pa. in 1790. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 3, Vol 23, p 672. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

TAYLOR, JASHER, (Co. not stated.)

Br 1753 in Ashfield. Mar Dolly Carr. D Dover, O. Ref: Natl No 99706, Vol 100, p 218, D. A. R. Lin.

TAYLOR, ROBERT, (Butler Co.)

Cumberland Co, Pa, Mil. Br 1720, Ireland. D Butler Co, 1790, aged 70. Ref: Natl No 11988, p 369, Vol 21, D. A. R. Lin.

TAYLOR, ROBERT, Col., (Washington Co.)

Br 1748. D 1801. Bur Mound Cem, Marietta, O. MI: "Colonel Robert Taylor, 1746-1801." GM Marietta Chap by Revolutionary marker and on gateway, Nov 30, 1906; marker stolen and replaced in 1920. Fur infor Marietta Chap.

TAYLOR, SAMUEL, (Miami Co.)

Bur Sodom Graveyard on Casstown pike. GM Miami Chap with bronze marker in 1904. Fur infor Miami Chap.

TAYLOR, SAMUEL, (Portage Co.)

Enl as Pvt in 1780 or 1781 in the Massachusetts Regt Continental Line, Ralph H. Bowles, Adjt. Was disch for disability. Br June 4, 1768, Springfield, Alass. Mar Sarah Jagger, May 28, 1789. Children: Sally. Rebecca, Elmina, Malinda, Samuel, Worthy, Royal, Marcus. D Apr 10, 1813. Aurora, O. Bur Aurora, O. He was a drummer boy in the band at Washington's headquarters. Ref: Bureau of Pensions. Natl No 80481, and 143966. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.

TAYLOR, SIMON, (Trumbull Co.)

D Warren, O, 1828. Bur Old Cem, Mahoning Ave, Warren, O, in family lot. MI: Marker placed by American Legion; also name on monument erected for Revolutionary Soldiers. Ref: Mrs. Laura Harsh, Warren, O. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.

TAYLOR, TIMOTHY, (Huron Co.)

Pvt. Volunteer fr Hillsboro Co, N. H. Br Sept, 1754, Merrimac, N. H. Parents: Timothy Taylor and Rachel Converse. Mar Esther French. Children: Gilman, Benjamin, Fannie and Esther. D Feb 21, 1851, Norwalk. Bur Episcopal Cem, Norwalk, grave second tier lots south of Episcopal Church, 2nd lot east of center path. MI: Name, dates and "soldier of the Revolution." GM by greatgrandchildren, at request of grand dau, Lucy Preston Wickham, in 1915. Justice of Peace, etc. Ref: Natl No 58042, Vol 59, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Sally DeForest Chap.

TAYLOR, TOM, (THOMAS), (Perry Co.)

Pvt. Br 1750. D 1882, south part of the Joe Wigton farm, near Roseville, O. This lies in the neighboring part of Perry Co. Ref: Natl No '27053, Vol 28, p 18. D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Muskingum Chap.

TAYLOR, THOMAS, (Richland Co.)

1789 was Pvt in Capt Curtis Lowne's Company, Chester Co, Pa Mil, under Col Caleb Davis. Br 1760, Chester, Pa. D 1832, Mansfield, O. Ref: Natl No 86604, Vol 87, p 193, D. A. R. Lin.

TAYLOR, WILLLAM, (Auglaize Co.)

Enl 1776. servtd to close of war. At Brandywine, Stony Point and Yorktown. Br July 4, 1754, New Jersey. Mar 4 times in Pennsylvania. Children: Margaret, Susan, Robert and Harriett. D July 4, 1868, aged 114 yrs. Bur Fort Amanda, but no marker. Veteran of 3 wars. After Rev was on sea till 1793. Under Wayne at battle of Fallen Timbers, and many others of Indian Wars. After war ended, returned to Pa and mar. Was authority on wars. At age 104 divided up his farm and effects. Last ten yrs of life lived with dau, Mrs. Harriet Dehart, near Spencerville. Fur infor W. J. McMurray, Wapakoneta, O. On request of Jane Dailey, State Chairman.

TAYLOR, WILLIAM, (Jefferson Co.)

Br 1753, County Down, Ireland. D 1845. Bur Bergholz, Jefiferson Co. GM by D. A. R. Fur infor Steubenville Chap.

TAYLOR, WILLIAM, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt in Weland's Pa Company. Pensioned in 1824, aged 84 vrs at time. Br 1740. Bur Mahoning Co. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 3, Vol 28, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

TAYLOR, WILLIAM, (Miami Co.)

Bur Northeast of Casstown Cem. Fur infor Miami Chap.

TAYLOR, WILLIAM, (Ross Co.)

Pvt in Capt Bateman Lloyd's Company, 2d Regt NJ Continental Line. Br Dec 27, 1744, Monmouth Co. N. J. Parents: Joseph Taylor and Elizabeth Taylor. Mar Lucy Imlay, Dec 3. 1768. Children: Joseph, William, Edward, David, John, George, Elisha, Isaac, Jonathan, Mary, Sarah, Eleanor, Lucy, Elizabeth, D Apr 24, 1830, Bainbridge, Ross Co. Bur Bainbridge, O. GM by family wkh monument. Came to Ross Co about 1798. fr Mason Co, Ky. Farmer. Ancestor of Mrs. Lowell Hobart, State Regt, D. A. R. 1923-1926. Ref: Natl No. 12061, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.

TEATSORTH. ISAAC, (Hancock Co.)

Br 1744. D Dec 25, 1834. Bur at Findlay, Maple Grove Cem in north-east section. MI: "Isaac Teatsorth. Died December 25, 1834. A Volunteer of the Revolution of 76." GM G. A. R. Ref: R. P. Teatsworth, 214 S. Cory St., Findlay, O. Fur infor Fort Findlay Chap.

TELFORD, ALEXANDER, (Miami Co.)

Enl and fought under Gen Washington; was at the siege of Yorktown and witnessed the surrender of Lord Cornwallis. Br on shipboard on the Atlantic Ocean. Bur Rose Hill Cem at Troy, O. GM Miami Chap with bronze marker in 1904. He was a farmer. Fifr infor Miami Chap.

TEMPLETON, WILLIAM, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt and Ranger. The former in Bedford Co, Pa. The latter in Berks Co, D Cornersburg. Bur Cornersburg southwest of Youngstown. Ref: Pa Archives, 5th Series, p 53, Third Series, p 338, Vol 23, pp 450 and 760. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

TERFLINGER, CHRISTOPHER, (Wyandot Co.)

Br Nov 28, 1766. Mar Elizabeth. D Mch 28, 1866. Bur Lutheran Cem, McCutchenville. O. MI: "Christopher Terflinger, Died aged 100 years." GM by limestone monument by family G. A. R. marker. Fur infor Colonel William Crawford Chap.

TERRELL. ELIHU, (Lorain Co.)

Pvt Massachusetts Continental Army. Br 1758. D 1844. Bur Butternut Ridge Cem, Field's Corners. GM by Western Reserve, bronze marker. Rcf: Think the one filed S. A. R. 1917 Bk bur Ridgeville, Henry Co, is the same as this, as North Ridgeville is in Lorain Co. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.

TERRELL, OLIVER, (Lorain Co.)

Pvt fr North Mil ford Co, Conn. Bur Columbia Station. GM by Western Reserve, bronze marker. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.

TERRY, JULIUS, (Huron Co.)

Pvt. Drafted at Enfield, Conn, Oct 1778, Company Capt Hezekiah Parsons, Guard over prisoners fr Gen Burgoyne's army. In 1779 enl with Capt Jonathan Bush at New London, Conn. Served 3 nios. Br Oct 21, 1761. Parents: Jacob Terry, Grace North. Mar Sarah King, Dec 4, 1788. Children: Edith, Sally, Polly, Julius, Isaiah, Jerry. D July 17, 1843. Bur Townsend. Descendant of Samuel Terry. Ref: A bk of Samuel Terry, Public Library, Hartford, Conn and Congressional Library; Washington Allen's Hist of Enfield, Conn. Fur infor Sally DeForest Chap.

TERWILLIGER, NATHANIEL, (Hamilton Co.)

Rank not stated. Served in Capt Tarpening's Company, Col Hashbrouck's Regt, N Y Mil, Revolutionary War, fr Ulster Co. Librarian of Albany, N. Y. gives following: "Nathaniel Terwilliger on roll of 4th Regt, Orange Co Mil, Col Hathorn. Br Orange Co, N. Y., near Ft Montgomery, to which locality his ancestors had come fr Holland. Founders of Dutch Reformed Church in Montgomery, O. Mar Katrina, dau of Cornelius Snyder, (Revolutionary Soldier), and wife, Katrina Fclter Snyder. Children: Cornelius, John, Nathaniel Jr. (br 1785), Mathias, Elizabeth, Catharine, Mary, James (br 1808), son by 3rd wife, Mrs. AlcGee, nee Whiteside. (No children by second wife, Mrs. Taulman). D 1785 at Montgomery. Bur Hopewell, Montgomery, O. Bur Terwilliger lot, next south of Nathaniel Jr's. grave, his son. Grave not marked. 25 men, names spelled variously. Terwilliger and gar; Terwileger, Teewilla from Ulster and Orange Counties in Revolutionary War. Above Nathaniel is only Nathaniel in NY records, and only Nathaniel in Ohio Hist. Came to Ohio, bought the entire section of land 8, Twp 4, fr Symes in 1796. Was one of the founders of Montgomery, named for the N Y home town, Fort Montgomery. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

THARP, JOHN, (Warren Co.)

Serv copied fr Official Records of Adj Gen of N J, signed bv Notary Public May 7, 1917. Printed Records pp 443, 98, 124, Continental Line and Mil, Somerset Co, N. J. Enl Feb 16, 1776. Disch 1785. paid Feb 24. Lt. Br 1751, Somerset Co, N J. First name of father not found. Mother, Margaret Eliz. Frezier. Mar Hannah Hurin (1754-1846), (bur Lebanon). Children: Three died in infancy: Hurin, Mary and a son. Elizabeth (mar Samuel Sering) and Jane (mar Robert Porter). D 1819, Lebanon. Purchased lots 134, 217 in 1789 and '90 in Cincinnati. Later owned lot now facting Fountain Square, Vine and 5th Sts. Removed to Warren Co. One of founders of Lebanon and the Presbyterian Church. Ref: Records fr family Bible and tombstone, those of serv given above; Dr. E. R. Booth, Cincinnati (S. A. R.). Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

THATCHER, AMOS, (Greene Co.)

Pvt, New Jersey Mil. Pensioned 1831. D Ross Twp. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.

THAYER, JOEL, (Summit Co.)

Entered Continental Army Apr 21, 1777. Served for 3 yrs as Pvt and Sgt in 6th Mass Regt under Capts Japhet Daniel and John Holden and Col Thoma Nixon. Also did Pvt duty in Capt Peter Clayes' (Light Inf) Company, Lt Col Calvin Smith's Regt, Mass Tr, in 1782. A native of Mendon, Mass; early settler of Copley and buried in Montrose Cem, Copley, O. Fur infor Cuyahoga Portage Chap.

THOMAS, ABRAM, (Miami Co.)

He fought in Pa and Va and afterward was a scout with Boone with army of Gen Roger Clark in 1782, when the army of Clark destroyed the Indian village of Piqua, near the mouth of the Loramie River. Bur Thomas Cem, one mile fr Troy. GM by Miami Chap with bronze marker in 1004. Fur infor Miami Chap.

THOMAS, MICHAEL, (Ross Co.)

Spy under Gen Wayne in his expedition to the Maumee Valley. Once pursued by Indians, hid in a hollow tree until after dark. Br Pa, date unknown. Had two wives, names not known. Three children by first wife; nine by second. Tabitha, oldest dau, mar Peter Streevey. D Ross Co (Huntington Twp.). Grave not found. Came to Huntington Twp, Ross Co, soon after it was formed, fr Chillicothe, whence he had come on horseback fr Pa in 1790. Bought 100' acres of land in Chillicothe; traded for 500 in Huntington Twp. Ref: Hist of Ross and Highland Cos. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.

THOMPSON, ALEXANDER, (Clermont Co.)

Pvt, Capt Wm Lithgow's Company, marched Mch 11, 1776; Company stationed at Falmouth, Cumberland Co, for defense of sea coast. Also served in same Company, Col Mitchell's Regt, fr Aug 31 to Nov 23, 1776, stationed at same place, for defense of sea coast. See p 326 in Mass Soldiers and Sailors, Vol XV, Maine. Br May 7, 1758, Georgetown, Maine, now Bath, Maine. Parents: Benjamin (3), Thompson and wife, Abigail (5), Philbrook, (mar Oct 17, 1744.) Mar Hannah Baker in 1777 or 1778. She was his first wife and mother of all his children (d at Amelia May, 1821), bur same lot. Children: Olive, Rev David, Jeremiah, Charlotte, Alexander P, Rachel, Sophia and Elisha Baker. D 1830. Bur in family cem on farm owned by his son-in-law, Josiah Fairfield. Up to twenty years ago cared for by descendants. Went to Amelia, O, in 1815. When about 70 yrs old, built a church there and dedicated it with these words: "Here stands a fine frame and it shall have a fine name. It shall be called Republican—free for all denominations to worship God in." And many denominations worshipped there. Ref: Natl No 228905, D. A. R., also Natl No 112267, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Mrs. Herbert Allen Black, 2201 Greenwood St, Pueblo, Col., State Regt of Col (1927).

THOMPSON, ISAAC, Lt., (Geauga Co.)

Enl Carlisle, Pa, in 1775. Lt 6th Pa Regt. In battles Brandywinc, Germantown. One of Washington's body guards. Br 1751, Thompsontown, Pa. Parents: John Thompson and Mary Greenlee. Mar, 1st, Martha Larimore, about 1778: 2nd, Jane Evans Well, about 1783. Children: James, John, Eliza, Polly, William. Robert, John, Lydia. D 1823, Middleficid, O. Bur Middlefield Village Cem. MI: "Lieut. Isaac Thompson. Born Thompsontown, Pa., 1752, died Middlefield, Ohio, 1823. Soldier of Revolution." GM by his grandson, P. T. Thompson. Monument, marker, name in 1880. Was with his son, James, the first settler of Middlefield, in Mch, 1799. Farmer, first Justice of Peace of Middlefield. Family Bible Descendants John Thompson. Pioneer Hist Geauga Co. Pension Record. Roster Pa Officers. Fur in for Taylor Chap.

THOMPSON, JAMES, (Union Co.)

Served under Lafayette. Bur Watkins Cem, Jerome Twp. Ref: Col W. D. Curry's History of Union Co. Fur infor Hannah Emerson Dustin Chap.

THOMPSON, JOB, (Portage Co.)

Pvt in N H Continental Line. Placed on Pens Roll Feb 28, 1833. Bur Shalersville. Drew pens at Ravenna in 1840. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.

THOMPSON, JOHN, (Brown Co.)

Enl fall 1780. Served 2 mos Capt McCollister, 25 mos Lt Johnson's Company Rangers. Disch spring of 1783. Pvt. Br Feb 28, 1701, Foggs Mana, Pa. Parents: William Thompson. Mar Margaret Mitchell, 1790. Children: William, Jean, James, Sally, David, William, John, Robert, Jessie. D Nov 24, 1840, Brown Co, O. Bur Mt Zion, Lewis Twp, Brown Co, O. MI: "John Thompson, 1701-1840. Revolutionary Soldier." GM Government marker by his descendants, July 4, 1915. Pioneer Methodist Minister, emigrated fr Pa to Adams Co, thence to Brown Co. Pens allowed Oct 26, 1832. Ref: Bureau of Pensions, Series File No 3792; Natl No 93331, Vol 94, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Taliaferro Chap.

THOMPSON, JOHN, (Medina Co.)

Bur Seville. GM Western Reserve Chap. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.

THOMPSON, JOSEPH, (Coshocton, Co.)

Drummer. At Lexington Alarm commanded a Company of Minute Men, 1779. Made Lt Col 10th Mass Regt. Br 1733. D 1795, in Ohio. Bur Virginia Twp. Ref: Natl No 80525, Vol 87, p 108, D. A. R. Lin and also Co Hist. Fur infor Coshocton Chap.

THOMPSON, PETER, (Geauga Co.)

Pvt Capt Parker's Company, Col Weymon's Regt N H Mil, 1776; disch by Col Peabody Dec 1776. Pensioned in 1832. Br 1752. Mar 2nd Susannah Jan 15, 1793. Children by 2nd wife: Peter, Esther, (Easter), Charlotte, Joseph, and Elizabeth. D Dec 19, 1845, Munson, O. Bur Fowlers Mills, Munson, in lot of Ramson Wright. Enl fr Rindge, N. H. Marched to Skinesbough N. Y., thence to Ticonderoga, labored on Fort Independence. Fr 1814 to 1824, resided in Boome, Schohare Co, N. Y. Mar in Washington Co, NY. Fur infor Taylor Chap.

THOMPSON, PRICE, (Hamilton Co.)

Br 1756. N. J. D 1842. At 84 yrs receiving pens (in 1840 census). Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

THOMPSON, R., (Belmont Co.)

Capt. D Sept 5, 1848, age 88 yrs. Bur Union Cem, St Clairsville. O. MI: "Soldier of Revolution." Ref: Mrs. A. L. McFarland, St Clairsville, O. Wheeling, W. Va. D. A. R.

THOMPSON, RICHARD, (Delaware Co.)

Bur Fancher Graveyard, Harlem Twp. Fur infor Delaware Chap.

THOMPSON, STEPHEN, JR. (Summit Co.)

At age of only fourteen yrs he enl in the First Regt Conn Line, serving until the consolidation of the 5th with the 1st Regt in 178L Br May 6, 1704, Goshen, Conn. Parents: Deacon Stephen Thompson Sr, Mary Walter Thompson. Mar Abigail Hutchinson. D Hudson, O. Bur Old Cem on College St, Hudson, O. MI: "Stephen Thompson Jr." GM by D. A. R. Was sent home by his father at the consolidation of the 1st and 5th Regts. Fur infor Cuyahoga Portage Chap.

THOMPSON, DEACON STEPHEN, SR., (Summit Co.)

Fr June 1776, to close of war, he served his country nobly. Took active part in battle of Long Island, and retreat to New York. Battles of White Plains, Germantown, Monmouth, Stony Point, Siege of Yorktown. Pvt. Br Apr 1734, New Haven Conn. (See 55908.) Mar Mary Walter (br May 27, 1742, d Feb 27, 1821.) Children: Stephen Thompson Jr. D Feb 25, 1823, Hudson, O. Bur Old Cem, College St. MI: "Stephenson Thompson Sr." GM D. A. R. He served in Capt Brackett's Company, Col Wm Douglas' Regt, Wadsworth Brig, Conn; Munson's Company, 8th Conn Regt, Capt Douglas' Company, 5th Conn Line fr formation until its consolidation with the 1st Regt of Conn Line in Autumn of 1781. Was at Valley Forge when Cornwallis surrendered. Also with Gen Washington in and about New York and Philadelphia. Ref: Natl No 59459, Vol 60, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Cuyahoga Portage Chap.

THOMPSON, WILLIAM, (Geauga Co.)

Pvt 5th Regt, Col Waterbury's 1775 Conn Line. Br 1757, Suffield. Mar Ann Rhodes. D Oct 2, 1843, Thompson, O. Bur Maple Grove Cem. Grave 4, Lot 3, Section 61. MI: "William Thompson, 1757-1843." Grave marked. Enl May 8, 1777, re-entered Nov 17. List of Pensions Census 1840, Thompson, O, age 95. Ref: Conn Men Rev, p 65. Fur infor Taylor Chap.

THOMAS, THORLA, (Noble Co.)

Pvt. Br New England, 1748. D Olive, Dec, 1835. Bur Olive Cem, Caldwell. Came to Noble Co, 1828. Fur infor Mrs. L. B. Frazier, Caldwell, O.

THRALL, SAMUEL, JR., (Licking Co.)

Enl May 6, 1777, as Pvt in Capt Cannon's Company in 1780. Br Aug 3, 1760, Mass. Natl No 71007 D. A. R. says br in Conn. Vol 72. Mar Triphosa Cooley. Twelve children. D May 10, 181.5, Granville, O. Bur Old Cem, Granville, O. Emigrated to this County with Granville Colony in 1805. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.

THRIFT, WILLIAM, SR., (Knox Co.)

Pvt. He was 16 yrs old when he enl in Rev and served in Capt Andrew Russell's Company, 5th Va Regt fr Sept 28th to Nov 28, 1770. Br ,1760, Loudoun Co, Va. Parents: Charles (br 1753, d 1794) and Rebecca (Hamilton) Thrift. Mar Hannah Mofifet June 16, 1791. Children: Elizabeth (br 1792); Martha (1793); William (1797); Rachel (1799); Absolom (1801); Hamilton (1803); Hanna (1805); Sarah (1808); Jane (1811); Josiah (1815). D 1821 Mount Vernon, Knox Co, 0. Bur the Old Frederick Cem located between the upper Fredericktown Road and the B & O Railroad. Baptist Minister. Ref: Jane Fresno Pittinger, 346 W. 7th Ave., Columbus, O; Natl No 117070, D. A. R. Fur infor Kokosing Chap.

THURBER, AMOS, (Portage Co.)

Pvt in Rhode Island Continental. Placed on Pens Roll Sept 21, 1833. Bur Palmyra, O. Drew pens at Ravenna, 1840. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.

THWING, JOHN, (Geauga Co.)

Pvt in Capt Joseph Browning's Company, Col Seth Murry's 1st Mass Regt for 3 mos, June 22, 1780. Stationed at or near West Point at the time Arnold turned traitor and sold West Point. Br Jan 27, 1761, Wilbraham, Mass. Parents: James Thwing and Prisca Meecham. Mar Ruth Beebe, Dec 15, 1875, in Wilbraham, Mass. Children: Polly, Hannah, Luther, Calvin, Ruth, John, Margaret, James, David, Prisca, Silas, Rufus, Sophia, Lovina, William. D June 19, 1844, Chardon, O. Bur Thwing Cem, west of Chardon. MI: "John Thwing died June 19, 1844, aged 83 yrs, 4 months and 22 days. His wife, Ruth, died July 1, 1853, aged 87 years." GM David Thwing. Moved fr Wilbraham, Mass to Willington Conn and to Wilbraham, Mar 26, 1793. Moved to Ohio, 1832. Mass Soldiers and Sailors Vol 16, p 215. Ref: Thwing Family Genealogy. Fur infor Taylor Chap.

TIBBETTS, ISAAC, (Hamilton Co.)

Br 1759, Massachusetts. D 1825. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TICHINOR, JONATHAN, (Hamilton Co.)

Served fr Morris and Essex Co, N. J., p 785, "Strykers Men fr New Jersey." Came early to Cincinnati. Was one of founders of 1st Presbyterian Church. Settled on farm near Pleasant Ridge. Bur Hamilton Co. A grandson found his name misspelled on his commission in Civil War, so his branch has since spelled "Teachinor." Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TIDD, ---, (Trumbull Co.)

Location of grave known but has no marker or monument. One of the first settlers of Kinsman. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.

TILDEN, DANIEL. Col., (Portage Co.)

Col under Washington. Br 1743, Lebanon, Conn. D Dec 8, 1833, Hiram, O. Bur Hiram, O. MI: "To perpetuate to Posterity the Memory of the Philanthropist Philomath, Patriot and Statesman, Col Daniel Tilden, an Officer of the Revolution under General Washington, who died Dec 8, 1833, aged 90 years." Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.

TILTON, JOHN, (Ashland Co.)

Battle of Princeton, Monmouth, Yorktown and others, including Germantown and Jamestown. Pvt and Sgt N J Line. Br 1760, Princeton, N. J. (?) Mar Maria Sutphen. D Aug 12, 1849, Orange Twp, O. Bur Nankin Cem, Orange Twp. GM Sarah Copus Chap. Farmer. Ref: Natl No 42898, Vol 43, and Natl No 75872, Vol 76, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Sarah Copus Chap.

TINEY, RICHARD, (Fulton Co.)

At age of 77, received pens in 1840, while residing in Royalton Twp, then a part of Lucas Co. S. A. R. 1913, and Census 1840. Bur Edgar Cem. Ref: Military Record of Fulton Co, O, 1885, p 305. Fur infor Wauseon Chap.

TINGLEY, JEREMIAH, (Jefferson Co.)

Served in Rev as a member of the Somerset Co Mil, N J. B 1755, Somerset Co, N. J. Mar Ester Liddell. D 1803, Jefferson Co, O. Bur at Hopewell Church, Jefferson Co. Ref: Strykers New Jersey in the Rev, 786, and Natl No 25690, Vol 26, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.

TINGLEY, LEVI, (Clermont Co.)

Revolutionary Soldier, came to Tate Twp, 1804, settled one mile south of Bethel, where had a tannery till he died. Children: Jacob, Benjamin (was in War 1812), and Jonathan. D 1832, Clermont Co, O. Ref: A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TIPPEY, URIAH (TIPPIE), (Athens Co.)

Br in Pa. Age at time of death 102 yr, ll mos, 9 da. Mar 3 times, names of wives not known here. Children: Susan, (br about 1790). Three small children drowned in Pa. D about Jan 3, 1847, at the home of his grandson, Uriah Tippie, in Dover or Ames Twp, Athens Co, O. At age of 82, received a pens in 1840, while residing in Alexander Twp. Shoemaker. Fur in for Nabby Lee Ames Chap.

TIPTON, SOLOMON, (Coshocton Co.)

Bur Baptist Cem, Perry Twp. Fur infor Coshocton Chap.

TIPTON, THOMAS, (Champaign Co.)

Br Mch 1, 1748, in Virginia. D Sept 20, 1862. Bur Johnson Cem, near Heathtown. Fur infor Urbana Chap.

TODD, WILLIAM, (Hamilton Co.)

Pvt in Somerset Co, N J. Was at Cincinnati in his earliest yrs, where he is bur at Spring Grove, Cem. Mar Esther Morris, dau of John Morris. One dau was Esther Todd. Ref: Vol 18, p 173, D. A. R. Lin; "Strykers Men fr New Jersey." Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TODD, WILLIAM, (Harrison Co.)

A Revolutionary pensioner living in Notingham Twp in 1840, aged 84; came fr Washington Co, Pa, about 1818. A William Todd was a member of Bedford Co, Pa, Mil; also a member of Capt Samuel Benezet's Company, Col Robt Magaw's 5th Pa Bn; taken prisoner Nov 16; paroled Dec 26, 1776. Pa Archives, 5th Series, II, 175, 187; IV, 25,2, 615, U. S. Pension Rolls 1835. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.

TOLLEN, CORNELIUS, (TOLAND) (Clark Co.)

Pvt in Capt Caleb North and Christy's 4th Company, Col Anthony Wayne's 4th Pa Regt. Enl Feb 1776. Served to Apr 1777. Granted pens July 10, 1818. Br County Derry, Ireland. Parents: Owen Toland. Mar 1st, Rosana, 2nd, Katharine Duffy. Children: John, Cornelius, Jerry, Morgan, David, Neal, Sarah, Owen, Hugh, Michael, Nancy. D Aug 1, 1835. Bur Columbia St, Springfield, O. about 60 ft fr south line, close to center of ground, not platted. GM Official marker, S. A. R. about 1906. Came to America with British Army. Deserted them and joined Amer Forces. Farmer. Funeral was first Military one held in Co. Ref: Family records. Pens 5-40584 War Dept Washington, DC. Fur infor Lagonda Chap.

TOMPSON, ALEXANDER, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt in 1st Regt. The Line, N. Y. Men of the Revolution, p 27, Albany Co, 8th Regt, p 115, Ulster Co Rangers, p 203. Grave not located. Came to Austintown in 1802. Ref: Trumbull and Mahoning Co Hist, p 59, Vol II. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

TORRENCE, JOHN, (Greene Co.)

Pvt and Sgt 1777 in Capt Eskew's Company, Col Dunlop's Regt, and was in Battle of Brandywine. 1832, pensioned in Greene Co. Br 1758, Ireland. Mar Jane Jolly. Children: Susan, William, Jane, Betsy, May, Aaron, Ann, John, David, Clarissa. D 1840, Greene Co. Bur Woodland Cem, Xenia. Ref: Pa Archives; Bureau of Pensions, Washington DC. Natl No 89339, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.

TOWNSEND, JAMES, (Meigs Co.)

Enl Aug, 1776, 3 mo Pvt, Capt Andrew Lovick; Apr, 1778, 3 mo. Capt Robt McCleorg, at Clarksburg, Va. 1778 3 mo Pvt, Capt Thos Hecklin. Br 1754, Va. Mar Catherine Allen, (d Oct 25, 1836, 75 yrs.) On stone. Children: Solomon, Allen, James, Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Catherine. D Jan 15, 1840. Bur The Temple, Mt Blanco, which land his son Solomon gave. Bur Northeast corner. MI: "James Townsend, d Jan 15, 1840, 86th year of age." Grave old style, in good condition. Pens applied for Oct 13, 1832; granted; Ohio Pens Rolls, p 103. Natl No 92930, D. A. R. and O. D. Dailey, Albany. Fur infor Jane Dailey, State Chairman.

TOWNSEND, ROBERT, (Meigs Co.)

In addition to the time stated in the Bureau of Pensions, he served four yrs under the immediate command of Gen Washington. Br Belgrade. Me, 1756. Mar 1st wife, Ruth Santeel. D Apr 10, 1846. Bur Harrisonville, O, by his first wife. Fur infor Return Jonathan Meigs Chap.

TOWNSLEY. JOHN, (Greene Co.)

Pvt in Capt Talbot's Company, 6th Pa Bn, Col Wm Ervine. Br May 1, 1753, Cumberland Co, Pa. Mar Hester Martin. D 1822, Cedarville, Greene Co, O. Bur Stevenson's Cem or Massie's Creek Graveyard. Ref: Certified statement in Pa State Library, Harrisburg, Pa. Fur infor Catharine Greene Chap.

TOWNSLEY, THOMAS, (Greene Co.)

Pvt. Br 1756. Mar Sarah Patterson. D 1841. Bur Clifton Cem. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.

TRACY, SETH, (Trumbull Co.)

Br 1750. Mar Sylphina. (D Oct 26. 1845, aged 85 yrs.) D July 31, 1829. Bur Mesopotamia, O. MI: Names obliterated. Bought land Sept 27, 1800. Ref: Baldwin Library, Youngstown, O. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.

TRASK, RETIRE, (Geauga Co.)

Pvt Pa Mil. Pens granted 1832, at age of 75. Br 1757. Children: Retire Jr, Benjamin, Isaac. Bur on Oat Bartlet's farm, in the west part of Thompson, O. Farmer. Come to Thompson, 1809. Ref: Pens Records, Vol 3, p 514, Pa Archives, Vol 23, p 586, Section 3. Fur infor Taylor Chap.

TRAVIS. JOHN. Capt., (Columbiana Co.)

May be Elk Run Twp, Columbiana Co. Lived in Madison Twp, Columbiana Co. Fur infor Bethia Southwick Chap.

TRAXIER, EMANUEL, (Jackson Co.)

Indicated in Co Hist, but yet to be secured. Children: Samuel and six others. One of first Jackson Co Commissioners appointed by the Legislature in Mch, 1816. Was also on first Grand Jury, court was held under a tree. Built a watermill on Fourmile in 1816. Fur infor Capt John James Chap.

TREBER, JOHN, (Adams Co.)

Children: Jacob Treber. D on Treber farm on Dunkinsville and West Union Pike. Bur in cem on the farm. Located there in 1796. Fur infor Sycamore Chap.

TREES, JOHN, (Clermont Co.)

Revolutionary Soldier. Came to Washington Twp, Clermont Co, 1801, locating 2 miles west of Point Isabel. Br Westermoreland Co, Pa. Children: John (br 1784, d 1866, mar Nancy). He served in War 1812; Adam, Jacob, Peter, and 6 dau. Ref: A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. and Natl No 166297, D. A. R., who reports he died in Pa. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TREMAIN, PHILIP, (Co. not stated.)

Turned out on the Lexington Alarm as Corp in Capt John Holmes' Company fr Egremont, Mass. Br 1744, New London, Conn. Mar 17H6, Althea Warren. D 1805 in Ohio. Ref: Natl No 99870, Vol 100, p 270, D. A. R. Lin.

TREVITT, HENRY, (Licking Co.)

Enl at Amherst, N. H., 1773 as Pvt in Capt Taylor's Company. In 1775 in Col Stickney's Regt. Was at Bennington and Burgoyne. Br 1760, Marblehead, Mass. Mar in 1840. D St Albans Twp, near Luray, on farm. GM by Granville D. A. R. Pens allowed Oct 15, 1832. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.

TREW, EPHRAIM, (Washington Co.)

Pvt in Capt Samuel Noyes' Company, Col Phiney's Regt, Mass Line. Br Dec 21, 1756, Salisbury, Mass. D Aug 17, 1835, near Mt Ephraim, Washington Co, O. Bur Mt Ephraim, 3 miles fr Lower Salem, O. MI: "Ephraim Trew, Born Dec 21, 1756, D Aug 17, 1835." GM Marietta Chap with Revolutionary marker, in 1923. Ref: Mass Soldiers and Sailors; Natl No 86418, Vol 87, p 134, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Marietta Chap.

TRIMBLE, JOHN, (Holmes Co.)

Br 1748. D Aug 9, 1838. Bur Hopewell Cem, Holmes Co, in old part of cem. MI: "In memory of John Trunble who departed this life Aug 9, 1838, in the 90th year of his life." Fur infor Wooster-Wayne Chap.

TROBRIDGE, LEVI, (TROWBRIDGE), (Gallia Co.)

Capt Nathaniel Johnson's Company at Lexington Alarm. Br 1753, Oxford, Conn. Mar Hannah Smith. D Dec 14, 1843. in Ohio Twp, Gallia Co, O. Bur on farm of Thomas Waughm, Ohio Twp, Gallia Co, O, (Swan Creek). MJ: Marker has only recently been knocked down and broken. Ref: Natl No 60252, p 84, Vol 61, D. A. R. Lin. and Miss Mary F. Waugh, Bladen, O. Fur infor French Colony Chap.

TROVILLO, JONATHAN, (Warren Co.)

Bur South Lebanon, Hamilton Twp, O. Ref: S. A. R. Yr Bk 1917.

TROWBRIDGE, EBENEZER, (Portage Co.)

Enl as Pvt in Conn Continental Line; fought in battles of Germantown and Monmouth. Br June 4, 1757, Wilton, Conn. D June 2, 1836. Palmyra, O. Bur Palmyra, O. Placed on Pens Roll May 2. 1816. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.

TROXEL, JOHN (TROXELL), (Madison Co.)

Pvt. Enl July 19, 1776, and served 7 yrs. Enl in Capt Henry Hardman's Company in Frederick Co, Md. Br 1748 in Virginia. Mar Margaret Harpole in 1782. Children: Eva, Fanny, Jacob, Isaac, Adam, 10 in all. D 1835, Paint Twp, Madison Co, O. Bur on a little knoll on the farm under two walnut trees. No marker. Moved to Paint Twp, Madison Co, O, in 1810. Received land grant for serv. Farmer, dying on the farm given him by the government. Ref: Md Archives, Vol 18, p 51. Mrs. Jessie Martin, London, O. Fur infor London and Mt. Sterling Chaps.

TRUAX, DAVID, (Preble Co.)

Bur Friendship Church Cem, Dixon Twp. Three times aide-de-camp to Gen Washington: mentioned also in the new Hist, America, as a remarkable brave soldier and one of the prime movers. Ref: Mary P. Mitchell, Eaton, 0.

TRUMAN, PETER, (Medina Co.)

Bur Hinckley, O. GM by West Reserve Chap. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.

TRUE, SURGEON JABEZ, (Washington Co.)

Engaged as a surgeon on board a privateer ship. Br 17(ili, Hampstead. N. H. D 1823. Bur Mound Cem, Marietta, O. MI: Surgeon Jabez True, 1760-1823. GM by Marietta Chap by Revolutionary marker, Nov 30, 1906; marker stolen and replaced in 1920. Ref: Mass Soldiers and Sailors. Fur infor Marietta Chap.

TRUSDALE, JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)

Pvt in Cant Wm Black's Company, oth Bn, Cumberland Co Pa Mil. Pensioned Br 1745, Ireland. Mar Hannah Robinson. Children: John, James, Jane, Nancy, Hugh, William, Mary, Abraham, Samuel, Margaret, Robinson, Joseph. Mrs. Sheldon Jacobs. D. A. R. Natl No 4S107 is a descendant of John Trusdale. D 1819, Austintown. Bur Presbyterian Cem. Poland. GM Mahoning Chap, D. A. R. Bronze marker. May 30, l916. Ref: Natl No 48107, Vol 49, D. A. R. Lin. Ref: Trumbull and Mahoning Co Hist, Vol 2, p 61, Pa Archives, 3rd Series, Vol 23, p 90, 785. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

TRYON, EZRA, (Wayne Co.)

Enl 1777. Caot Ed Bulkley's Company, S. B. Webb's Regt. Served till 1783. Br 1760. Mar Anne Tryon. E) 1847. 18i8 pensioned in Wayne Co, services Conn Line. Ref: Natl No 42916, Vol 43, p 340, D. A. R. Lin.

TUCKER, HENRY, (Hamilton Co.)

Br 1760, New Jersey. D 1844. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TUCKER, JAMES, (Trumbull Co.)

Pens—shows to be for Revolutionary serv in Vt Continentals. Bur center of Fowler, but no stone. Ref: Cleveland Hist Society, gives as a Soldier pensioned in Trumbull Co, O. in 1818. Fur infor Chesney Chap.

TUCKER, JOHN, (Hamilton Co.)

Served in 4th Regt in Col Holmes' Regt, New York (see page 54, "New York in Rev War".) Br Passaic Valley, NJ. He with Henry Tucker (not of same family) established Aucker's Station, now Springfield Twp, where he lived and was bur (no dates found.) See Jones and Teetor's Hist of Cincinnati, p 42, and other local Histories. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TUFTS, FRANCIS, (Warren Co.)

1775-77. 3 enlmts under different commands. Mass Mil; Enl Lincoln Co, Maine. Br 1744, Medford, Mass. Mar Lydia Blunt. One child Francis Jr. D Mainville, 1833, age 89. He was a pensioner 1832. Ref: Natl No 10536, and 25737, Vol 11, and Vol 26, D. A. R. Lin.

TULLIS, AARON, (Miami Co.)

Bur Rose Hill Cem, Troy, O. GM Miami Chap with bronze marker. Fur infor Miami Chap.

TULLIS, JOHN, (Logan Co.)

Enl in Company Capt Lee, 3rd Va Regt, in Gen Woodford Brig; also served under Col Marshall in War of Amer Rev; served in battle of Brandywine. also under Washington at Valley Forge. Br 1750, Prince William Co, Va. D Bellefontaine, O. Bur Powell Park Cem. GM by D. A. R. with bronze tablet in 1923. One of founders of Beliefontaine; given large tract of land there for Revolutionary serv. Ref: Compare Natl No 61183, Vol 62. Fur infor Bellefontaine Chap.

TULLIS, JOHN, (Warren Co.)

Pvt in Capt Philip Lee's Company, 3rd Va Regt. Br Va. Mar Nancy Dark. D Warren Co, O. Compared with John TuUis, of Logan Co, O, and altho the same serv, the Chap there was sure its record was authentic as bur there. Pioneer residents located grave and remembered man. Fur infor Natl No 61183, Vol 62, D. A. R. Lin.

TUPPER, ANSELM, (Washington Co.)

Lt in Benj Tupper's 11th Regt. Appointed Adj in Col Sprout's Regt in 1779, at the age of 16, and was at Trenton, Princeton and Monmouth. Br Oct 11, 1763, Easton, Mass. Parents: Benjamin Tupper. D Dec 25, 1808. Bur Mound Cem, Marietta, O. MI: "Maj Anselm Tupper—1763—1808." GM Marietta Chap by Revolutionary marker and gateway, Nov 30, 1906; marker stolen, replaced 1920. Ref: Chaffin's Hist of Easton, Mass. Fur infor Marietta Chap.

TUPPER, BENJAMIN, GEN., (Washington Co.)

Maj; Lt Col; Col; Brevetted Brig Gen. Br 17-38, Stoughton, Mass (or Sharon?) D June 7, 1792, Marietta, O. Bur Mound Cemi, Marietta, 0. MI: "Gen Benjamin Tupper, 1738-1792." GM Marietta Chap by Rev marker and on gateway, Nov 30, 1906; marker stolen and replaced in 1920. Settled in Ohio in 1788; one of founders of Marietta in 1788. Member of Mass Legislature fr Chesterfield. Ref: Natl No 33082, Vol 34, D. A. R. Lin. Mass Archives. Continental Officers, Vol for 1777- 79, p 138. Fur infor Marietta Chap.

TUPPER, SIMEON, (Summit Co.)

Musician, 1781-83, under Cols Benj Tupper and Joseph Vose; Capts Turner and Remich of Mass. Bur Fairview Cem, Boston Twp, Summit Co. MI: "S Tupper, Revolutionary War, Jan 5, 1771, Dec 2, 1845. Phoebe, his wife. Mch 10, 1774, July 17, 1842." In 1818 was living at Parishville, St. Lawrence Co, N. Y. but 1837 moved to Boston, Summit Co, O. where all his children lived. Fur infor Cuyahoga-Portage Chap.

TURNER, ADAM, (Mahoning Chap.)

Corp, Capt John Francis' Company, 1775. Muster in Pembroke, Plymouth Co. Br 1763. Mar Margaret Mizner (1766-1837). Children: John. Eliza, Conrad, Mary, James (mar Rachel Reed); Geo Robert, Charitv (mar Henry Edsell; lived in Canfield.) D 1837. Bur Canfield. Ref. Trumbull and Mahoning Co Hist. Vol 2, p 15 and 96, Mass Sailors and Soldiers of the Rev. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.

TURNER, ALLYN, (Portage Co.)

Served 4 years. A portion of the time he was a prisoner in England, sent there with other prisoners because of lack of stockades. Released at the close of the war. Br Oct 1, 1761, Rehoboth, N. Y. D June 26, 1862, Hiram, O. Bur Hiram, O. A pensioner in 1840. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.

TURNER, BENJAMIN, (Licking Co.)

Bur on Holler, now Lensing farm. Ref: Brister's Hist. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.

TURNER, JOHN B., (Hamilton Co.)

Br 1760, New Jersey. D 1832. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TURNEY, ASA, (Lake Co.)

Enl when 18 yrs old, served throughout the war. Served under Gen Arnold and was in the battle of Danbury, Conn, when that town was burned by the British. Br 1759, Fairfield, Conn. Mar Polly Downs. D Sept 5, 1833, Madison, O. Bur Middle Ridge Cem, Madison, O. GM New Connecticut Chap. He purchased 100 acres of land in Madison, which is still in the family. Ref: Natl No 39305, Vol 40, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor New Connecticut Chap.

TURRELL, JOHN, (Portage Co.)

Lived at Windham, where pensioned 1840. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.

TURRILL, JARED, (Hamilton Co.)

Br 1757, Connecticut. D 1833. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.

TUTTLE, CLEMENT, (Ashtabula Co.)

Enl July 24, 1780. Disch Dec 9, 1780, 5th Regt of the Line (p 204 Adp. Gen report of War of Revolution for Conn.). Br June 29, 1776, North Haven, Conn. Parents: Jehiel and Elizabeth Dayton Tuttle. Mar Abigal Dutton, 1785. Children: Clarissa, Ara, Iva, Charity, Levi, Harvey, Rhoda Philecta, Abigal. D June 26, 1840, Morgan, Ashtabula Co, O. Bur Old Pioneer Cem, Austinburg, Ashtabula Co, O. MI: "Deacon Clement Tuttle, died June 18, 1840, aged 84, Abigail, wife of Clement Tuttle, died Sept 11, 1833, in the 70th year of her age." GM Family, marble slab. Agriculture. Ref: See Bureau of Pensions, claim Survivors File No. 16276, Dept of Interior. Mrs. Chas Wayne Ray, North Platte, Nebraska. (S. A. R.) Mr. H. E. Painer, Scranton, Pa. Fur infor Eunice Grant Chap.

TUTTLE, JOHN, (Portage Co.)

Enl as Pvt in June or July, 1779 to Apr, 1780. Capt Smith, Col Sprout, Sgt Artillery Companies. Placed on Pension Roll Mch 24, 1819. Br Apr 8, 1763, Sunderland, Mass. Mar Sarah Broad, July 20, 1790. (Second wife.) Children: James, Sarah, Joseph, Abigail, Lafayette, Betsey, Nelson, Hector. D in 1829 at Palmyra, O. Bur Palmyra, O. Ref: Bureau of Pensions Ref: Natl No 97191, D. A. R. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.

TUTTLE, SOLOMON, (Athens Co.)

Entered service May 1775, was at taking of Ticonderoga by Ethan Allen, and of Ft St Johns by Gen Montgomery. Served as Minute Man 3 yrs. Was prisoner 1 yr 9 mo 3 da. Br Sept 3, 1757, Salisbury, Conn. Parents: Capt Thomas Tuttle. Mar Deborah Strong, about 1777; and 3rd wife Sarah (Lows) Seamons. Children: Almora; one dau bv 3rd wife was Cyrena, see Natl No 48113, Vol 49, D. A. R. Lin. D Nov 30, 1830, Trimble Twp, Athens Co. Bur Boudinot farm, Dover Twp, 1 mile north of Millfield. Location of grave unknown to descendants who live near. No monument. Farmer. He built one of the first houses in Athens. Ref: Walkers Hist of Athens Co. Natl No 162130, D. A. R. Fur infor Nabby Lee Ames Chap.

TUTTLE, SYLVANUS, (Clark Co.)

Pvt and Minute Man in Morris Co, N J; also in Capt Keen's Company; Morris Co Mil, Eastern Bn. Br 1760, Littletown Co, N J. Parents: Thomas and Mehitable Tuttle. Mar Mary Brown 1784. Children: Eunice, Thaddeus, Mehitable, Thomas, John, Dorcas, Caleb, Zebedee, David. D Jan 1, 1843, or 1846 (?) on farm near Sinking Creek. Bur Family burial place on farm. Grave not platted. MI: "Tuttle." GM Family about 1910. Came to Ohio fr Va. 1806, settling near Catawba, O. Moved to Moorefield Twp, 1808. Farmer. Ref: Certified copy fr Adj Gen, Trenton, NJ. also Natl No 61927, Vol 62, p 318, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Lagonda Chap.

TYLER, DAVID or DANIEL, (often confused as "Daniel Taylor"), (Highland Co.)

Br Feb 18, 1758. D Mch 10, 1843. Bur on S. Q. Duncan's farm near Greenfield. GM by Juliana White Chap in 1924. Fur infor Juliana White Chap.

TYLER, JACOB, (Lake Co.)

Enl fr New Haven, Conn, 1779 for 3 mos under Capt Mix, and Col Sabin. He made several enlmts and served as Sgt. Br 1762, Branford, Conn. Mar Abi Wheeler, Sept 11, 1789. D Feb 19. 1847. Bur Mentor Cem, Mentor. O. GM New Connecticut Chap. He applied for a pens fr New York. Fur infor New Connecticut Chap.

TYLER, JOHN, (Lake Co.)

Bur Fairfield Twp. Fur infor Waw-Wil-a-Way Chap.

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