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     Margaret " Peggy" French Strother was born in 1759.¹ She was the daughter of George "French" Strother.³ Margaret " Peggy" French Strother married Capt Philip Pendleton Slaughter, son of Col James Slaughter and Susannah Clayton, before 1782.¹ Margaret " Peggy" French Strother died in 1835 at Virginia.^4,5

     Robert L.T. Beale was born on 30 January 1759 at North Farnham Parish, Richmond, Virginia.¹ He married Martha Felicia Tuberville on 1 August 1802 at Virginia.¹ Robert L.T. Beale died on 23 September 1843 at Hague, Westmoreland County, Virginia, at age 84.¹

     Enoch Merrill was born on 27 May 1759 at Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts.¹ He married Martha Wood, daughter of John Wood and Mary Palmer, on 5 June 1778 at Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts.² Enoch Merrill died on 9 August 1823 at Norway, Oxford Coutny, Maine, at age 64.¹

     John Suggett Slaughter was born on 2 November 1759 at Culpeper County, Virginia; John S. is likely John Sugget first child of John and Elizabeth Sugget.^3,4 He was the son of Lt. Col. John Slaughter and Elizabeth Suggett.¹ John Suggett Slaughter married Susan Brown in 1779.⁵

     Abigail Miner was born on 15 December 1759 at Groton County, Connecticut.¹ She was the daughter of Nathaniel Miner and Ann Denison.^2,3 Abigail Miner married Joshua Bill, son of Phineas Bill and Mahitable Woodworth, at Connecticut.^1,2 Abigail Miner died on 14 February 1839 at Groton County, Connecticut, at age 79.¹

     Jean Davis was born before 1760. She was the daughter of Edward Davis.¹ Jean Davis may have married William Blocker, son of George Blocker, before 1780 in Bladen County; Supposition based on the will of Edward Davis which names among others, daughter Jean Blocker and grandson Edward Blocker. "This Jean could have been the wife of William and Edward could have been the Edward who married Isabella McPhail in 1803 with William as bondsman".¹

     Christina Joerger was born circa 1760.¹ She was the daughter of Ignaz Joerger.¹ Christina Joerger married Dionys Heck, son of Georg Heck and Anna Maria Kantengiesser, on 28 October 1776.¹ Christina Joerger died on 24 December 1820; at age 60.¹

     Anna Maria Wess was born circa 1760 at Au/Rhine.¹ She was the daughter of Joseph Wess.¹ Anna Maria Wess married Johann Oberle II, son of Johann Oberle I and Magdalena Dillinger, on 13 February 1786.¹ Anna Maria Wess died on 18 December 1828; age 68.¹

     William Pratt was born circa 1760.¹ He married a a Mary Powell on 13 September 1778 at St. Peter, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire.^1,2 He This William Pratt origin is unknown. He was in Leverinton by the birth of his son Daniel in 1784. He seems to have been the William Pratt who married Mary Powell, 13 Sep 1778 at Wisbech, St. Peter.^3,2

     (?) Spilman was born circa 1760.¹ He was the son of John Spilman and (?) Davenport.¹

     David Murphree was born circa 1760 at Orange County, North Carolina.² He was the son of Daniel Murphree and Sarah Dempsey.^3,2 David Murphree married Jesmina Cornelius, daughter of William C. Cornelius and Anne Phillips, circa 1795.^1,4 David Murphree fought in the American Revolution with the South Carolina Malitia. David migrated to Rhea County, Tennessee around 1810, then to Walker County, Alabama about 1819 and lived there untill moving to Mississippi in the mid 1830's. David's has been detailed in a speech by Ms. Barbara Yancey at they 1969 Airmount Homecoming which was printed in the Murphree Quarterly.³ He died on 18 February 1838 at Coffeeville, Yalobusha County, Mississippi.^4,5

     Catherine Boyer married Daniel Ball.¹ Catherine Boyer was born circa 1760.¹ She died circa 1822.¹

     Robert Hill was also known as Col. Robert Hill. He was born after 1760. He was the son of Harry Hill and Ann Powell.¹ Robert Hill married Judy Chapman circa 1800 at Culpeper County, Virginia.¹

     Harry Hill was also known as Col. Harry Hill. He was born after 1760. He was the son of Harry Hill and Ann Powell.¹

     Peregrine Ringgold was born after 1760. He was the son of Maj William Ringgold and Mary Wilmer.¹

     Tilman Walton was born on 9 January 1760 at Amherst County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of William Walton and Elizabeth Tilghman.¹ Tilman Walton married Judith Walton on 12 April 1787 at Amherst County, Virginia.¹ Tilman Walton died on 3 February 1831 at Burke County, North Carolina, at age 71.¹

     Benjamine Darst was born on 18 January 1760.² He was the son of Abraham Derst and Mary (?)^2,3 Benjamine Darst married Lucy Woodward, daughter of John Woodward and Susannah Tillman, circa 1780 at Virginia.⁴ Benjamine Darst married Sarah "Sally" Lewis after 1793 at Virginia.⁵ Benjamine Darst died on 6 October 1835 at Virginia at age 75.² He Posted on Find-A-Grave by Michael Bogoslawski 18 apr 2010. The Darst family came to the Valley from Switzerland via Pennsylvania. Benjamin Darst, Sr. (1760-1835) was an influential member of the community, whose skills including pottery making, brick making, and construction.²

     Benjamin Reynolds was born on 26 February 1760 at Virginia. Possibly Caroline County.^3,4,5 He was the son of William Reynolds and Margaret Harris.² He May have served in the Virginia Line in The Revolutionary War. in 1776. Benjamin married Barbara Arnold circa 1780 at Abbeville, South Carolina.^6,7 Benjamin Reynolds appeared on the census of 1800 in Abbeville County, South Carolina.⁸ He Note. There were at least two Benjamin Reynolds in South Carolina by 1800. One at Abbeville County and one at one at Charelton County. The 1800 census records concerning family size suggest that the Benjamin at Abbeville county was not Richard Father or his brother. If he was still alive by then he may also have moved to Kentucky with others of his family.⁹

     Daniel Bedinger was born on 20 March 1760 at York County, Pennsylvania.^4,5 He was the son of Henry Bedinger and Magdalene VonSchlegel.^2,3 Daniel Bedinger married Sarah Rutherford, daughter of Robert Rutherford, in April 1791 at "Flowering Spring", Berkeley, Virginia.^1,4 Daniel Bedinger died on 17 March 1817 at Shepherdstown, Jeffecson County, Virginia/West Virginia, at age 56; Burial: Elmwood Cemetery, Shepherdston, West Virginia.⁵

     Matthew Tilghman was born on 5 June 1760 at Queen Anne County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Col Edward Tilghman and Juliana Carroll.¹ Matthew Tilghman married Sarah Smyth, daughter of Thomas Smyth, in 1788 at Kent County, Maryland.²

     Rachel Moore was born on 7 July 1760.¹ She was the daughter of William Moore.¹ Rachel Moore married Andrew Richmond Englis, son of William Englis and Jean (?), on 26 November 1786 at Oquaga(Windsor), Broome County, New York; by Rev. M. How.^1,2 Rachel Moore died on 31 March 1847 at Upper Alton, Madison County, Illinois, at age 86.¹

     Jane Payne was born on 31 August 1760.¹ She was the daughter of George Payne and Frances Stone.² Jane Payne married John Kelly, son of James Kelly and Susan Wilson, before 6 April 1787.^1,3

     Thomas Cox immigrated to Woodford County, Kentucky.¹ He was born on 3 September 1760 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.¹ He was the son of Richard Cox Esq and Mercy Taylor.¹ Thomas Cox married Elizabeth Comes on 3 October 1782 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.¹

     Jacob Argabrite A Revolutionary War Veteran having served in a militia company under Captain Craven in Tyggart's Valley; under General McIntosh; in a cavalry company under Captain Sullivan of Berkely county; was at the battle of Cowpens; a rifle company under Captain Coker; and was presenjt at the surrender of Cornwallis. From Clarence Argabrite's extract of VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR PART II - Virginia's Share in the Military Movement of the Revolution - ARGABRITE, JACOB.--Monroe, Oct. 15,1832. Born in Lancaster County, Pa., Oct. 20, 1760. Came to Rockingham in boyhood. Volunteered for six months in May, 1778, under Capt. Craven for service against Indians. Was stationed at Westfall's and Hutton's forts in Tygart's Valley, except for a few days spent in reconnoitering. Volunteered at end of time for three more months. Then home two weeks, after which he was marched to Ft. Pitt and Tuscarora river, assisting at the latter place in building Ft. Laurence. The troops were commanded by Maj. Nall, Col. Crawford, and Gen. McIntosh, and sometimes by Col. Gibson. He knew Lt. Parks, who was killed by Indians between Ft. McIntosh and Ft. Lawrence, and saw him lying dead in the path. Col. Crawfordtherefore wanted to kill nine or ten Indians who had come for peace, but the other officers prevailed on him not to do so. Got home in February, 1779, without having been in any battle. In the fall of 1780, volunteered for 12 months in cavalry service under Capt. Sullivan, of Berkeley, and marched to South Carolina. Was in the battles of Cowpens and Guilford, and stationed a while at Salisbury. His time expired while command was at Bowling Green, Va., recruiting their horses. One Freeze was colonel (or major). Here he volunteered for an indefinite time in a rifle company under Capt. Coper, and was at the siege of Yorktown and one or two skirmishes. Was in the guard to convey away the prisoners. Taken sick at Williamsburg and discharged at Williamsburg, after having been in the service fourteen months after starting for North Carolina. (p.56). at Rockingham County, Virginia.² He was born on 9 September 1760 at Virginia.^1,3 He married Mary (?) circa 1790 at Virginia.¹ Jacob Argabrite and Mary (?) appeared on the census of 9 August 1850 in District 18, Greenbrier County, Virginia.⁴ Jacob Argabrite died on 9 November 1853 at Greenbrier County, West Virginia, at age 93; Death from Old Age, born in Pennsylvania, Farmer, Widower. Information provided by Mrs Argabrite, daughter-in-law.⁵

     Jarvis Jones was born in circa 1761 in Pasquotank County, North Carolina. He was the son of William Jones and Sarah or Mary Gilbert ?^2,3
The first record of Jarvis shows that he received 40 acres in Pasquotank County from his father in 1772.⁴ Seems to have married, at North Carolina circa 1781. Possibly to one possibly a Sina Pierce; ("the date of their marriage is inferred from 1790 Census. While two Jarvis Jones households appear in adjoining counties---Pasquotank and Halifax. Jarvis' letter to his son C. P. Jones clearly indicates that he was the household in Pasquotank County. Jarvis apparently had at least 3 daughters by 1st marriage (they are named in will of 1833, all married) before the 2 known to us").⁵
     Although not offically documented Jarvis appears to have served in the Revolutionary War. There is a letter written to by his son C.P. Jones which records the fallowing: in 1781 a company of volunteers was raised by a Capt. Sawyer, and Jarvis Jones volunteered to serve under him. This company supposedly saw action against Torries in Pasquotank County during the summer and fall of that year.¹
     Jarvis Jones appeared on the census of 1790 in Pasquotank County, North Carolina; His household included included the fallowing: 4 Free White Males under 16, 4 Free White Males 16 and over, 4 Free White Females. The household also included 2 Slaves. Other Jones' in the County in 1790 were Henry, Isaac, James, Joseph, John, and Ruth.⁶
     Jarvis Jones migrated to Guilford County, North Carolina in 1799 buying 109 acres on Deep River, Mar 17, 1799. By the end of February, 1805 he held a total of 209 acres along Deep River (probably adjoining properties).⁴
     In 1810 Jarvis appeared on the US Census in Guilford County; "Census records show that the Jarvis Jones household as consisting of 1 male over 45 (Jarvis), 1 male under 10 (?), 1 male between 26/45 (?), 2 females 16/26 (his two daughters, Rebecca and Lydia ages ca. 20 and 16, see subsequent entries), 2 females over 45 (his 1st wife, age ca. 50 if same age as he; other woman possibly his mother (?)^4,7 )"
     Jarvis Jones appearently move in 1812. On the 19th of Aug he sold 189 of the acres along Deep River and bought 160 acres on Muddy Creek, which runs south into Randolph County. He sold the last 20 acres on Deep River on 03 Oct 1815. on 19 August 1812.⁴
     Before 1815 Jarvis Jones married a second time to Pricilla (Mendenhall?).^8,1,9,10 He appeared on the census of 1820 in Guilford County; "Census shows the Jarvis Jones household as consisting of: 1 male over 45 (Jarvis), 1 male under 10 (CP Jones), 1 female under 10 (?), 1 female 16/26 (Lydia---since she was in same age bracket 10 years earlier,she must now be 26), 1 female 26/45 (Priscilla.)⁴" He Jarvis Jones born to Isaac Jones son of Jarvis Jones and Sina Pierce - although Isaac Jones is supposed to be born in Guilford County in 1786, he is not mentioned in the Jarvis' will, is it possible that Isaac is a son of this Jarvis and his first wife was Sina Pierce? On 19 June 1821 at Guilford County, North Carolina.⁵ He and Pricilla Mendenhall ? appeared on the census of 1830 in Guilford County; That census included the fallowing: 1 male 70/80 (Jarvis),1 male 10/15 (CP Jones), 1 female 10/15 (?) Probably daughter of wife from previous marriage., 1 female 15-20, 1 female 40/50 (Pricilla.)¹¹ Jarvis Jones died in 1837 in Guilford County, North Carolina.⁴ A record of Jarvis Jones' estate sale listing the "Widdow" getting her third ($16.21), Rebecca Jones (daughter) her third ($16.21) and Lydia Bailey (daughter) her third ($16.21) was made in 1837. The actual summarization of proceeds and payments in which Rebecca, daughter, is called Jones and Lydia, daughter, is called Bailey, is dated 20 Jun 1839.¹² (
      Concerning Pricilla's Maiden Neme: Although only supposition, the fact that Nathan Mendenhall, with Priscilla, was co-executer of Jarvis' estate, and that Jonathan and William Mendenhall were witnesses to Jarvis' will, might infer that Priscillas maiden name was Mendenhall. In addition, Pricilla's daughter Lidy named her son Jonathan (perhaps after her mother's brother Jonathan?). The Mendenhalls were a prominent family in Guilford county at the time and this thought would seem to warrant further consideration.^9,13)

     Elizabeth Cantrell was born circa 1761 at New Castle County, Delaware.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac Cantrell.¹ Elizabeth Cantrell married John Miller Cantrell, son of John Miller Cantrell and Jane Brittain, circa 1779 at Guilford County, North Carolina.¹

     William Graves was born in 1761 at Virginia.¹ He married Betsy Hilman on 22 December 1796 at Orange County, Virginia.^1,2 William Graves and Betsy Hilman appeared on the census of 24 August 1850 in Orange County, Virginia.¹

     Richard Walker was born in 1761 at Massachusette.¹ He was the son of John Walker and Dorcas Holms.¹ Richard Walker died in 1832.¹

     Mary Egan married John Farrell.¹ Mary Egan was born in 1761.¹ She died in 1829.¹ She witnessed the note of Edward Patrick Farrell and Patrick Farrell; and their Irish ancestry is based on the fallowing: 1) Edward Patrick alway's said that he was born in the Parish of Balingarry, in County Tipperary, Ireland; 2) His wife, Eliza Laura was said to tease him about the fact that his mother was a Kenny (supposedly an "Orange" family name; 3) According to some family lore, when he first came to the States, he lived with a relative perhaps in Minnesota or Wisconsin. 4); In a reply query by Joane Pratt Striebich on the ballingarry.freeforum.org in 2012 she received the fallowing: "I have read you message and would like to let you know that my great grandfather was a brother of Edward Farrell. The family lived in Gortfree and there were nine children in the family. one name I am unsure of but the others were called: William, Elizabeth, John, Brigid, Mary, Patrick and my G Grandfather Michael. Their father's name was John Farrell and he married to Mary Kenny. John's father's name was William and his mother's name was Judy Croke. William's father's name was John Farrell(1751-1811) and his mother's name was Mary Egan(1761 - 1829). John's father's name was patrick and he was born in 1721 and died in 1782"; 6) A Patrick Farrell, of the correct age to have been a brother of Ed's father, immagrated to the States from Tipperary Ireland circa 1848. He married a "Kate" either in Ireland or the States circa 1848. That Patick Farrell settled in and raised a family in Rock County, Wisconsin; 7) A desicendant of that Patrick Farrell has a reasonably close DNA (shared 39cm across 2 DNA segmants) match to at least 2 decendants of Edward Patrick Farrell. 8) There appears to be no other family connection between the descendants of the Wisconsin Patrick Farrell and those of Edward Patrick Farrell. Ergo, Patrick and Edward are prabably bothe from the Farrell family that was living in the Ballingary Parish of Tippararry Ireland during the mid 19th century. Since the DNA match indicates that the relationship at least a 4th generation relationship, it seems that while there may be a generatiional Edward Patrick and Patrick were at least 1rst cousins.^2,1

     John Wallace was born on 19 January 1761 at Elleslie, Virginia; Now Stafford Co.¹ He was the son of Dr. Michael Wallace and Elizabeth Brown.² John Wallace married Elizabeth Hooe before 1793.³ John Wallace died on 4 May 1829 at age 68.¹ He Posted at Find-A-Grave: "Owned Liberty Hall had 8 children. Served in War of 1812.Born Ellerslie now Stafford Co, VA. Was a twin to Thomas.
Father Dr Michael wallace who was in the Revolutionary Wa"r.⁴

     Lucy Brown was born on 26 February 1761 at Culpeper County, Virginia.² She was the daughter of William Brown.¹ Lucy Brown married William Slaughter, son of Lt. Col. John Slaughter and Elizabeth Suggett, on 10 April 1785.² Lucy Brown witnessed the note of William Slaughter on 18 April 1832; was listed as one of the heirs to William Slaughter on a Revolutionary War Pention Application filed for Lucy Brown Slaughter.³ On 11 December 1838, in Rappahannock County, Lucy Brown filed a Revolutionary War Widows Pension Application. This application gave her age as 69.³ She died on 27 July 1841 in Culpeper County at age 80.

     John Kelly was born on 3 April 1761.¹ He was the son of James Kelly and Susan Wilson.¹ John Kelly married Jane Payne, daughter of George Payne and Frances Stone, before 6 April 1787.^1,2 John Kelly married Dinah Conway, daughter of Peter Hack Conway and Mary James, on 29 August 1797 at Fauquier County, Virginia.^3,1 John Kelly died on 10 August 1820 at age 59.⁴

     William Slaughter was born on 19 April 1761 in Culpeper County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of Lt. Col. John Slaughter and Elizabeth Suggett.^1,2 William Slaughter began revolutionary War service in the 1st Virginia Regiment in December 1778.³ William Slaughter ended Revolutionary War service in 1781 obtaining rank of Lieutenant of Infantry.⁴ He married Lucy Brown, daughter of William Brown, on 10 April 1785.⁴ William Slaughter died on 30 July 1821 in Culpeper County at age 60.⁵ His estate was probated on 14 December 1833 at Culpeper County, Virginia; Abstract of the will of William Slaughter. Culpepper Co. Estate to be kept entire during widowhood of my wife or until youngest child comes of age; my son Gabriel to have one hundred dollars on account of his being injured in one leg; sons William and John, Executors. Will made 2nd Jan., 1821. Witnesses, Zeph. Turner, John S. Slaughter, Jr. The above will probated, Culpepper Co. Aug. 20, 1821. F. T. Lightfoot teste as to above being true copy. Warrant No. 7414 for 2666-2acres issued 14 Dec., 1833.William Slaughter, Ensign.
Exec. Dept., Dec. 14, 1833. The heirs of William Slaughter allowed land for his services as an Ensign in the Contl. Line for three years. I certify that Lucy Corington one of the children and heirs of William Slaughter who was an Ensign in the Revo-lution died leaving the following children:--John, Warren, Mildred and William Corington.
William Slaughter signed the above deposition. Dec. 14, 1833. Philip Thornton of Culpepper Co. deposed that he knew William Slaughter Aforesaid deponent, and that I have no doubt but that the above facts are true. F. T. Lightfoot, Culpepper Court, 20 Aug., 1832. Certified that William Slaughter (Ensign) departed this life some time since, leaving as his heirs at law: Wililam, Elizabeth (who married Paul Yates), John, Eleanor (who married Benjamin Ficklin), Lucy (who married William Corington), Robert, Gabriel, Nancy (who married George T. Thomas), Reuben and George Slaughter.⁶ He William Slaughter served as Lt. in the Continental Army during the Revolution--1st Virginia Regiment (1778-1781). His father, Lt. Col John Slaughter, commanded a regiment of Virginia Militia during the American Revolution. He also was a member of the Committee of Safety for Culpepper County. This is the line followed for membership in D.A.R. - There were seven members of the Slaughter family who were officers in the American Army during the Revolution. William Slaughter, father of Catherin Slaughter Armstrong and great great grandfather of Robert Miller Armstrong, was Captain in the American Army during the War of 1812. The family was a distinguished one. Ther were several governors (one in Kentucky) in the family. All took prominent parts in country and state affairs and were most patriotic.
1880 United States Federal Census.

     Johann Oberle II was born on 29 April 1761.¹ He was the son of Johann Oberle I and Magdalena Dillinger.¹ Johann Oberle II married Anna Maria Wess, daughter of Joseph Wess, on 13 February 1786.¹ Johann Oberle II died on 18 August 1829 at age 68.¹

     John Dunn was born on 7 May 1761 at Marlboro, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.² He married Molly (Polly) Puffer, daughter of Josiah Puffer and Mary Read, in 1788.^1,2 John Dunn died on 29 July 1832 at Sterling, Worcester County, Massachusetts, at age 71.²

     Elizabeth Ann Allen was born in 1762.¹

     Josias Ringgold was born in 1762.¹ He was the son of Josias Ringgold.¹ Josias Ringgold married Mary Groome, daughter of Charles Groome and Sarah Kennard, in 1802.¹

     Rachel Strode was born in 1762.¹ She married Henry Bedinger, son of Henry Bedinger and Magdalene VonSchlegel, circa 1789 at Virginia.¹ Rachel Strode died in 1893.¹

     Joshua Bill was born on 14 May 1762 at Groton County, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Phineas Bill and Mahitable Woodworth.¹ Joshua Bill married Abigail Miner, daughter of Nathaniel Miner and Ann Denison, at Connecticut.^1,2 Joshua Bill died on 20 December 1841 at Norwich Aurora, Groton County, Connecticut, at age 79; Part of a bio taken from a history of the Bill Family by Ledyard Bill posted on Find-A-Grave: "He was a Cooper and a veteran of the American Revolutionary War. He married Abigail Miner. She was born 15 December 1759 and died 14 February 1839. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Miner, a Revolutionary War Veteran, and Ann Denison. Both are buried in the Bill Cemetery at Ledyard, CT".¹

     Maria Anna Speck was born on 23 May 1762 at Durmerseim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.¹ She married Franz Joseph Hammer, son of Franz Hammer and Maria Theresia Buchmuller, on 9 February 1784 at Durmerseim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.¹ Maria Anna Speck died on 13 May 1830 at Durmerseim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, at age 67.¹

     Barbara Arnold was born on 13 October 1762 at Warwick, Kent County, Rhode Island.¹ She married Benjamin Reynolds, son of William Reynolds and Margaret Harris, circa 1780 at Abbeville, South Carolina.^2,3 Barbara died on 22 November 1831 at Abbeville, South Carolina, at age 69.¹

     Susan Brown was born in 1763.¹ She married John Suggett Slaughter, son of Lt. Col. John Slaughter and Elizabeth Suggett, in 1779.¹ Susan Brown died in 1833.¹

     Elizabeth Poindexter (of Louisa county) was born in 1763.² She was the daughter of John Poindexter Jr. and Sarah (?)¹ Elizabeth Poindexter (of Louisa county) married Charles Slaughter, son of Robert Slaughter and Susannah Harrison, on 3 February 1780 at Louisa County, Virginia.^1,3 Elizabeth Poindexter (of Louisa county) died in 1855.²

     Molly (Polly) Puffer was born on 5 April 1763 at Westminster, Worcester County, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of Josiah Puffer and Mary Read.¹ Molly (Polly) Puffer married John Dunn in 1788.^1,2 Molly (Polly) Puffer died on 9 April 1857 at Petersham, Worcester County, Massachusetts, at age 94.²

     Abel Haven was born on 20 May 1763 at Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts.² He was the son of Ebenezer Haven and Abigail Child.² Abel Haven married Rachel French on 24 November 1782 at Durmerston, Vermont.^1,3 Abel Haven and Rachel French appeared on the census of 15 August 1850 in Dummerston, Widham County, Vermont.⁴ Abel Haven died on 22 December 1850 at Durmerston, Vermont, at age 87.²

     Richard Payne was born on 18 June 1763. He married Susanna Kelly on 4 March 1790. Richard Payne married Mary Muse ? on 18 February 1795.

     Oliver Castle was born on 18 June 1763 at Roxbury, Ltchfield County, Connecticut.¹ He married Thankful Strong on 17 December 1783 at Woodbury, Connecticut.¹ Oliver Castle died on 27 May 1785 at Roxbury, Connecticut, at age 21.¹

     John Corbin Brown was born on 25 August 1763 at Westmoreland County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of William Brown and Frances Hutt.¹ John Corbin Brown married Ann Murphy "Nannie" Sandy, daughter of Uriah Sandy and Ann/Anne Murphy (?), in November 1792 at Westmoreland County, Virginia.¹ John Corbin Brown died on 10 February 1843 at Pickaway County, Ohio, at age 79.^1,2

     Elizabeth (?) married William Proctor.¹ Elizabeth (?) was born circa 1764 at Pennsylvania.¹ Elizabeth was included in the census of her son and daughter-in-law, William and Sarah Proctor, on 23 August 1850 at 2nd Division, Fleming County, Kentucky.¹

     John Wood married Aevas Beard.¹ John Wood was born circa 1764 at Rowan County, North Carolina.¹ He died on 14 January 1848 at Washington County, Arkansas.¹

     Samuel Houston Robinette was born in 1764.¹ He married Anna Osborne before 1792 at Ft. Blackmore, Scott County, Virginia.^1,2 Samuel Houston Robinette died in 1850.¹

     Rachel French was born on 28 March 1764 at Durmerston, Vermont.² She married Abel Haven, son of Ebenezer Haven and Abigail Child, on 24 November 1782 at Durmerston, Vermont.^1,3 Rachel French and Abel Haven appeared on the census of 15 August 1850 in Dummerston, Widham County, Vermont.⁴

     John Woodward was born on 31 March 1764 at Goochland County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of John Woodward and Susannah Tillman.¹ John Woodward was christened on 27 May 1764.¹ He married Jane Ellis on 28 January 1790 at Goochland Parish, Henrico County, Virginia.¹ John Woodward died on 26 July 1821 at age 57.¹

     Elizabeth Hill was also known as Betsy Hill.² She was born on 3 November 1764 in Virginia.³ She was the daughter of William Hill and Frances Wood.¹ Elizabeth Hill married Capt. Daniel Brown, son of John Brown and Elizabeth Brown, on 25 December 1779 in Culpeper County.⁴ Elizabeth Hill died on 2 January 1838 at age 73.³

     Jacob Borah married Abigail Aumiller c 1785 or 1786 at Snyder County, Pennsylvania.¹ Jacob Borah was born from 9 December 1764 to 28 January 1765 at Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Peter Borah and Maria Margaret Laudenslager.^2,1 Jacob Borah died from 1 October 1837 to 18 October 1837 at Butler County, Kentucky.¹

     Sarah Leitch was also known as Leach. She was born circa 1765 at Kilmichael Glassery, Mid Shervane, Scotland. She married Neil McLauchlin in 23 January 1785 in Kilmichael-Glassary.^1,2 Sarah Leitch and Neil McLauchlin immigrated with their family circa 1805 to Cumberland County, North Carolina.¹ Sarah Leitch and Neil McLauchlin appeared on the census of 1810 in Capt. Mac Kays District, Cumberland County, North Carolina; Free Whit Persons - Males: U10(1),10-15(1),16-25(1),45 Up(1); Females: U10(1),10-15(2),45 Up(1). Slaves: 1.³ Sarah Leitch and Neil McLauchlin appeared on the census of 7 August 1820 in Capt. Gillis District, Cumberland County, North Carolina; Free White Persons - Males: 16-25(1), 45 Up(1); Females: 16-25(2), 25-44(1), 25 Up(1). Slaves - Males: 14-25(1).⁴ Sarah Leitch was included in the census of Duncan McLauchlin and Catherine McLauchlin on 14 August 1850 at Western Division, Cumberland County, North Carolina.⁵ Sarah Leitch died on 25 July 1851 at Long Street, Fort Bragg, Cumberland County, North Carolina; From Abstracts of the Fayetteville Observer 1851-1854: "D On Long Street in this county on the 25th inst., Sarah, consort of Neil McLAUCHLIN, deceased, in the 88th year of her age." Inscription "Aged 88 years, Consort of Neill McLauchlin.⁶"

     James Ringgold was born circa 1765.¹ He was the son of James Ringgold.¹ James Ringgold married Sarah Williamson, daughter of John Williamson and Rebecca Ringgold, circa 1785.¹

     Abigail Aumiller married Jacob Borah, son of Peter Borah and Maria Margaret Laudenslager, c 1785 or 1786 at Snyder County, Pennsylvania.¹ Abigail Aumiller was born circa 1765 at Snyder county, Pennsylvania.¹ She died circa 1818 at Butler Cjounty, Kentucky.¹

     James Guthrie was born in 1765 at Ireland.¹ He married Jane Smith on 25 February 1781 at Hillsborough, Orange County, North Carolina.¹ James Guthrie died in 1830 at Hilllsboro, Orange County, North Carolina.¹

     Robert Armstrong was born in 1765.¹ He was the son of Thomas Armstrong and Hannah Clemmi(n)son.¹ Robert Armstrong died in 1778.¹