National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
—Rochelle, Illinois—
Listed below are names for ancestors of members of the Rochelle Chapter, NSDAR. To the right of the patriot is the name of their spouse(s) (if known). These names are shown under the state for which they served. This list includes patriots of the American Revolution and ancestors who contributed to the independence cause through civil or patriotic service. Please contact us for more information.
Connecticut | |
Hinck, Ira | Elizabeth Hyde |
Hollister, Nathaniel | Mable Mathieson |
Morse, Daniel | Ann Wilcox |
Shepard, Phineas | Deliverance Smith |
Warner, Solomon | Rachel Ruggles |
Georgia | |
Sweet, Nathan | Sarah X |
Maine, New Hampshire | |
Fairbank, Jonas | Mary Carter |
Maryland | |
Chapline, Moses | Mary Caldwell |
Hardesty, Robert | Elizabeth |
Nickodemus, Frederick | Margaret Ripple |
Norris, Jr., Thomas | Hannah Norrington |
Massachusetts | |
Bancroft, David | Eunice X |
Cleveland, William | Rachel Warren |
Cornell, Joseph | Anna Almy |
Drury, Luke | Lydia Sherman |
Farwell, Thomas | Sarah Davis |
Herrick, Samuel, Sr. | Elizabeth Jones |
Kimball, Aaron | Mary Brooks |
Newcomb, William | Hannah Sales |
Seavey, John | Sarah Scott |
Turner, Joshua | Lydia Drury |
Wood, Ephraim | Mary Heald |
New Hampshire | |
Adams (Adam), Jonas | Phoebe Hoar |
Gale, Asa | Esther X |
House, John | Susannah Peters |
Winslow, Zebulon | Hannah Bagley |
New Hampshire-Vermont | |
Foster, Samuel | Tabitha Hodgkins |
Porter, William | Deborah Ainsworth |
New Jersey | |
Condit, Jonathan | Jemima Condit |
Cooke, Elisha | Sarah Jackson Doty |
Cortright, John | X |
Kirkpatrick, Alexander | Sarah Carle |
Shreve, William | Anna Ivans |
New York | |
Bishop, Moses | Jerusha Roberts |
Hawthorne (Hathorn), John | Elizabeth Welling |
Plantz, Johannes | Margaretga X |
Post, Jacobus T. | Rachel Alyea |
Post, Jacobus | Metye Van Wagnen (Gerritse) |
Smith, Isaac | Martha X |
Van Etten, Jacob | _ Westbrook |
Waldron, Peter | Maria Akerman |
Winchell, Lemuel | Susanna Fulver |
North Carolina | |
Cross, Elijah | Ann Looney |
Gibbs, John Nicholas | Mary Efland |
Gruss, Phillip | Catharina X |
Henley, Darby | Elizabeth Chamberlain, Mary Young |
Lierly, Christopher | X |
Provine (Provance), John | Mary Mitchell |
Sale, Leonard | X |
Tillman, Tobias | Catherine Sharp |
Vining, Shadrack | Phereby Ratcliffe |
Ohio | |
Learned, Abijah | Anna Sulham |
Pennsylvania | |
Brady, William | Mary X |
Claar, Simon | Margaret Clay |
Davis, Azariah | Elsie Van Meter |
Dawson, John | Elizabeth Harrison |
Haupt, Johann Nicholas | Anna Schweiss |
Marchend, David | Elizabeth Kaemerer |
McCann, James | Jane Quail |
McConaughy, David | Jane Platt |
McConaughy, James | Isabella McConnell Moore |
McCurdy, James | Nancy McKinney |
Morrison, George | Margaret Morrison |
Rogers, Andrew | Jane Henderson |
Scrivner, Benjamin | Mary Cox |
Seaton, James | Mary Clark |
Seavey, Joseph | Sarah Scott |
Shively, Peter | Anna Elizabeth Heinz |
Sheldrake, David | Christina Young |
Way, Caleb | Rebecca Mendenhall |
Wilson, Robert | Esther Parks |
South Carolina | |
Thomas, William | Margaret Marshall |
Vermont | |
Coffeen, John | Susannah Goldsmith |
Thomson, Hezekiah Jr. | Mary Bishop |
Thomson, Hezekiah Sr. | Hannah _ |
Tuttle, Solomon | Deborah Strong |
Virginia | |
Hahn, Michael | X |
Oliver, John | Mary |
Owens, Mason | Katharine Harris |
Pennington, Richard | Hannah Boone Stewart |
Ralston, David | Sarah Hinton |
Reed, James | Elizabeth Swassick |
Richardson, William | Rebecca Hayes |
Snidow, Christian | Mary Burke |
Spriggs, Zachariah | Elizabeth Stevenson |
Taylor, Robert | Mary Summers, Frances Yelton, Alice Vaden Thomasson |
Trinkle, Christopher | Elizabeth Weizer |
Woods, Andrew | Martha Poage |
Wyley (Wiley), Alexander | Mary Wiley |
Virginia, Pennsylvania | |
Wetzel, John | Mary Bonnet |
West Virginia | |
Caldwell, James | Elizabeth Alexander |
January 9, 1749–February 19, 1825
John Hathorn House
The General John Hathorn Stone House is located on Hathorn Road in the town of Warwick, New York. The house was built in 1773, by John and Elizabeth Hathorn. It is constructed of locally quarried stone and has a wooden extension on the north and west sides.
He completed preparatory studies and became a surveyor and a school teacher. He moved to Warwick, New York, then a part of the precinct of Goshen, and married Elizabeth Welling. He was a captain in the local colonial militia, became a colonel of the Fourth Orange County (N.Y.) Regiment February 7, 1776, and served throughout the Revolutionary War. He served on the committee appointed to determine an effective location for the Great Chain across the Hudson which prevented the British from advancing up the river, and himself wrote the report. He was one of the commanders of the Battle of Minisink. After the war, on September 26, 1786, Hathorn became a brigadier general of the Orange County militia, and on October 8, 1793, a major general of state militia.
Hathorn was a member from Orange County of the New York State Assembly in 1778, 1780, from 1782 to 1785, in 1795 and 1805, and served as Speaker in 1784.
He was a member of the New York State Senate from 1786 to 1790, and from 1799 to 1803, and was a member of the Council of Appointment in 1787 and 1789. He was elected to the Confederation Congress in December 1788 but did not attend because it soon became defunct. In March 1789, he was elected to the First United States Congress, and served from April 23, 1789, to March 3, 1791. He was elected as a Democratic-Republican to the Fourth United States Congress, and served from March 4, 1795, to March 3, 1797.
He was buried in Warwick Cemetery. His stone house still stands on Hathorn Rd., with his and his wife's initials worked in red brick on the south gable of the house.
In World War II, the United States liberty ship SS John Hathorn was named in his honor.
Sources: John Hathorn. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=John_Hathorn&oldid=794082340. General John Hathorn Stone House. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=General_John_Hathorn_Stone_House&oldid=792334708
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