HODGE-DAR RECORDS



The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution

Volume 160, page 29

Mrs. Bertha Phelps Boss,
DAR ID Number: 159088,
Born in Bourbon County, Kans.
Wife of Roger C. Boss.
Descendant of Eliphalet Phelps and of Maj. Ezekiel Worthen, as follows:
1. Bamett W. Phelps (b. 1850) m. 1876 Julia James (b. 1857).
2. David Phelps (1824-1902) m. 1845 Sarah Woodard (1825-1909); Reuben James (1810-77) m. 1840 Sarah Norton (1819-1904).
3. Asahel Phelps (1791-1844) m. 1817 Rhoda Norton (b. 1785); Enoch James (1786-1859) m. 1806 Elizabeth Bean (1784-1825).
4. Eliphalet Phelps, Jr. (1765-1842), m. Mehitable Hodge (1766-1840); John James (1751-1830) m. 1775 Hannah Worthen (1752-1829).
5. Eliphalet Phelps m. Mehitable Hyde; Ezekiel Worthen m. Hannah Currier (b. 1712).
Eliphalet Phelps served as private in the 18th regiment of Connecticut militia in Captain Forward's company. He was born, 1743, in Lebanon, Conn., where he died.
Ezekiel Worthen (1710-83) served as muster-master, paymaster and major in the New Hampshire militia. He was born in Amesbury, Mass.; died in Kensington, N. H.

Volume 160, page 158

Mrs. Sarah Katherine Kieffer Steinhilber,
DAR ID Number: 159490,
Born in Abilene, Kans.
Wife of Manrice Steinhilber.
Descendant of William Bard, as follows:
1. Grant Dewalt Kieffer (b. 1864) m. 1896 Nina Louise Hodge (b. 1870).
2. Cyrus T. Kieffer (1830-1907) m. 1856 Lydia A. Britton (b. 1838).
3. Dewalt Kieffer (1794-1866) m. 1822 Rebekah Bard (1803-62).
4. William Bard m. Margaret Durborow (1771-1835).
William Bard (1762-1815) served as private in the 5th battalion, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia under Capts. James McConnell, Alexander McCoy and Col. Joseph Armstrong. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Franklin County, Pa.

Volume 162, page 74

Mrs. Gertrude Whiting Sneyd,
DAR ID Number: 161238,
Born in Streator, Ill.
Wife of John Sneyd.
Descendant of Shubael Bouton, as follows:
1. Frank Whiting (b. 1860) m. 1884 Lucy Birdella Shoop (b. 1865).
2. Levi Boyd Shoop (1830-1918) m. 1856 Julia C. Freeman (b. 1839).
3. Frederick R. Freeman (1815-73) m. 1826 Lucy Retta Beeman (1809-93).
4. Julius Beeman (1773-1854) m. 1798 Charlotte Bouton (1781-1847).
5. Shubael Bouton m. 1766 Mary Hodge (1747-1817).
Shubael Bouton served as private in Colonel Crane's regiment, Westchester County, New York militia. He was born, 1740, in Norwalk, Conn.; died in Rensselaerville, N. Y.

Volume 164, page 80

Miss Helen Dawley,
DAR ID Number: 163254,
Born in Chicago, Ill.
Descendant of Robert Earll, as follows:
1. Charles P. Dawley (1858-1916) m. 1885 Renette Earll Love (b. 1858).
2. Wilson Love (1830-1911) m. 2d 1855 Emma Adell Seward (1837-1908).
3. Morgan L. Seward (1806-68) m. 1829 Lucy Earll (1806-51).
4. Robert Earll, Jr. (1783-1861), m. 1802 Phoebe Earll (1788-1856).
5. Robert Earll m. 1780 Elizabeth Hodge.
Robert Earll (1759-1833) served as private in the 16th regiment, Albany County, New York militia, 1779-80. He was born near Halifax, N. S.; died in Mottsville, N. Y.

Volume 164, page 131

Mrs. Effie Higbee Covell,
DAR ID Number: 163417,
Born in Dodge County, Wis.
Wife of Guy Sidney Covell.
Descendant of Anan Hall, as follows:
1. George M. Higbee (b. 1855) m. 1879 Ophelia L. Woodruff (b. 1853).
2. Franklin Woodruff (1812-1900) m. 1847 Nancy L. Van Brunt (1822-97).
3. William Conover Van Brunt (1787-1877) m. 1808 Phoebe Hall (b. 1788).
4. Anan Hall m. 1781 Comfort Hodge.
Anan Hall (1757-1840) served as private in the Connecticut troops under Colonels Prentiss and Starr. He was born in Connecticut; died in Springfield, N. Y.

Volume 164, page 163

Mrs. Katharine Miller Barcalow Hoffman,
DAR ID Number: 163513,
Born in Jersey City, N. J.
Wife of George Cecil Hoffman.
Descendant of Lieut. John Boylan, as follows:
1. John V. Barcalow (1852-85) m. 1880 Mary Boylan Davenport (b. 1853).
2. Thomas Davenport m. Frances M. Smith.
3. John Davenport (1777-1830) m. 1813 Mary Boylan (d. 1848).
4. John Boylan m. 1766 Eleanor Hodge (1751-1846).
John Boylan (1746-93) was a commissary and also served as private and lieutenant in the Somerset County, New Jersey militia. He was born and died in Somerset County, N. J.

Volume 165, page 25

Miss Mary Elizabeth Love,
DAR ID Number: 164079,
Born in DeKalb, Ill.
Descendant of Robert Earll, as follows:
1. Wilson Love (1830-1911) m. 2d 1855 Emma Adell Seward (1837-1908).
2. Morgan L. Seward (1806-68) m. 1829 Lucy Earll (1806-51).
3. Robert Earll, Jr. (1783-1861), m. 1802 Phoebe Earll (1788-1856).
4. Robert Earll m. 1780 Elizabeth Hodge.
Robert Earll (1759-1833) served as private in the 16th regiment, Albany County, New York militia, 1779-80. He was born near Halifax, N. S.; died in Mottsville, N. Y.

Volume 165, page 100

Miss Evelina Eliza Perkins,
DAR ID Number: 164323,
Born in West Newton, Mass.
Descendant of Joseph Perkins, Samuel Bradbury, and Simon Noyes, as follows:
1. Dennis Edgar Perkins (b. 1856) m. 1885 Maria Lydia Hackett (b. 1857).
2.Lewis Perkins (1813-1904) m. 1840 Eliza Jane Buxton Waite (1821-76);
Edwin Augustus Hackett (1823-1910) m. 2d 1854 Catherine Swansea Hodge (1830-60).
3. Oliver Perkins (1783-1873) m. 1806 Sarah (Sally) Elms (1785-1848); William Hackett (1792-1871) m. 1817 Hannah Noyes Bradbury (1795-1873).
4. Joseph Perkins m. 1780 Sarah Cushman (1763-1844); Samuel Bradbury m. 2d 1788 Hannah Noyes (1765-1847).
5. Simon Noyes m. 2d 1754 Elizabeth Eaton (1729-1816).
Joseph Perkins (1754-1835) received a pension for service as private in the Massachusetts troops under Colonels Cotton and Bradford. He was born in Plimpton, Mass.; died in Oxford, Me.
Samuel Bradbury (1757-96) served as private and matross in the Massachusetts troops. He was born in North Yarmouth, Me; died on Island of Jamaica.
Simon Noyes (1717-1816) served as private under Captain Johnson and Col. Jonathan Mitchell; was also town treasurer of East Gloucester, Mass. He was born in Newbury Mass.; died in New Gloucester, Me.

Volume 165, page 173

Mrs. Katherine Waits Ewing,
DAR ID Number: 164549,
Born in Corinth, Miss.
Wife of Albert Gallatin Ewing, 3d.
Descendant of William Barnhill, Sergt. Nathan Young, Samuel Paxton, John Mackey and Anthony Alexander, as follows:
1. Ernest F. Waits (b. 1868) m. 1891 Mary Elizabeth Barnhill (b. 1864).
2. Thomas LeRoy Barnhill (1834-1918) m. 1861 Mary Young (1842-1900).
3. John Newton Barnhill (1811-81) m. 1830 Elizabeth Chambers (1809-93); Robert Young (1816-94) m. 1838 Mary Jane Wray (1823-55).
4. William Barnhill, Jr. (1774-1838), m. 1796 Cynthia Hodge (1776-1848); Nathaniel Young (1756-1830) m. 1810 Nancy Paxton (1790-1832); Samuel Chambers (1784-1858) m. 1806 Nancy Mackey (1786-1839).
5. William Barnhill m. 1773 Isabelle Barr (1759-1826); Nathan Young m. Nancy Hogan; John Mackey m. 1751 Ann Alexander (b. 1736); Samuel Paxton m. 1777 Margaret Thompson.
6. Anthony Alexander m. 1733 Mary -.
William Barnhill (1735-1810) served as private in the North Carolina troops, and, 1778, was assessor in Mecklenburg County, N. C. He was born in North Carolina; died in York County, S. C.
Nathan Young (1712-1818) received a pension for service as private and sergeant in the 11th Virginia regiment under Col. Daniel Morgan. He was born in Ireland; died in Scott County, Ky.
Samuel Paxton served as private in Capt. Samuel Higginbotham's company, Virginia troops. He was born in Augusta County, Va.; died in Giles County, Tenn.
John Mackey, a patriot, furnished supplies for the army in South Carolina. He was born in Ireland; died, 1787, in Charleston, S. C.
Anthony Alexander (1715-84) served as private in Captain Bailey's company, Col. Abraham Shepherd's 10th regiment, North Carolina Line. He was born and died in Tyrrell County, N. C.

Volume 165, page 230

Miss Anna S. Gifford,
DAR ID Number: 164744,
Born in Oxford, N. Y.
Descendant of David Hodge and of Thomas Williams, as follows:
1. Ward B. Gifford (1858-1910) m. 1883 Jennie L. Turner (b. 1863).
2. Samuel A. Gifford (1817-94) m. 1844 Emma Z. Hodge (1823-1906).
3. David Hodge, Jr. (1785-1842) m. 1813 Lydia Brown (1795-1858).
4. David Hodge m. Amy Webster (b. 1755).
David Hodge (1754-1832) received a pension, 1818, for service as private in the 6th regiment, Connecticut troops, under Capt. Charles Pond. He was born in Milford, Conn.; died in Coventry, N. Y.

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