HODGE-DAR RECORDS

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution

Volume 21, page 243

Mrs. Mary Page Hodge.
DAR ID Number: 20693
Born in Mt. Carmel, Illinois.
Widow of William Hodge.
Descendant of Dr. William Page, of New Hampshire.
Daughter of William Page and Anna Wilson, his wife.

Volume 21, page 244

Miss Isabella Hodge,
DAR ID Number: 20699,
Born in Evansville, Indiana.
Descendant of Dr. William Page.
Daughter of William Hodge and Mary E. Page, his wife.
Granddaughter of William Page and Anna Wilson, his wife.

Volume 22, page 250

Mrs. Carlie Osborn Hodge,
DAR ID Number: 21684,
Born in Bellevue, Michigan.
Wife of Dwight W. Hodge.
Descendant of Michael Webster.
Daughter of Samuel A. Osborn and Rebecca A. Dilley, his wife.
Granddaughter of Samuel Osborn and Polly Webster, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Michael Webster and Elizabeth Clark (1755-1842), his wife, m. 1774.
Michael Webster, (1748-1850), applied for a pension, 1832, in Ashtabula Co., Ohio, for six months' service as a private in the Connecticut militia. He was born in Hartford, Conn., died in Williamsfield, Ohio.

Volume 23, page 40

Miss Ella Augusta Leighton,
DAR ID Number: 22113,
Born in Alna, Maine.
Descendant of Lieut. Samuel Averill, John Chase, James Hodge, Isaac Clifford and Charles Chase, all of Maine.
Daughter of Joseph Leighton, Jr., and Sarah A. T. Averill, his wife.
Granddaughter of Joseph Leighton and Sarah Chase, his wife;
Joseph Averill and Rachel Clifford Trask, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Charles Chase and Hannah Stewart, his wife;
William Averill and Mary Hodge, his wife; Solomon Trask, Jr., and Sally Clifford, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John Chase and Rachel Gove, his wife;
Samuel Averill and Mary McLelland, his wife; James Hodge and Susannah Averill, his wife; Isaac Clifford and Rachel Decker, his wife.
Samuel Averill, (1742-1824), served as lieutenant, 1776, in Capt. Daniel Scott's company, Lincoln county regiment.
John Chase, (1733-1787), served several enlistments under different commands as a private.
James Hodge, (1730-1809), served in retaking the ship loading with lumber at Sheepscot Falls.
Isaac Clifford, (1748-1833), served as a private, 1779, under Capt. Joseph Jones. He was born in Freetown; died in Edgecomb, Me.
Charles Chase, (1753-1822), served as a seaman.

Volume 23, page 190

Miss Ione Benham,
DAR ID Number: 22541,
Born in South Meriden, Connecticut.
Descendant of David Beebe, William Hodge and Capt. Gideon Hotchkiss.
Daughter of Thomas Alonzo Benham, Jr., and Estelle Maria Smith, his wife.
Granddaughter of Thomas Alonzo Benham and Fanny Beebe, his wife;
Elliott Smith and Lucinda Parmelee, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of David Beebe (1781-1857) and Belinda Hodge (1779-1865), his wife; Edward Smith and Sally Hotchkiss, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of David Beebe and Lydia Terrill, his wife, m. 1768; William Hodge and Lucy, his wife; Asahel Hotchkiss and Sarah Williams, his first wife, m. 1781.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Deacon Gideon Hotchkiss and Mabel Stiles, his second wife, m. 1763.
David Beebe, (1747-1840), was placed on the pension roll of Lorain Co., Ohio, 1831, for service of private in the Continental Line. He died in Elyria, Ohio.
William Hodge, (1734-79), enlisted from Waterbury and died from the effects of wounds in service.
Gideon Hotchkiss, (1716-1807), who had fought in the early wars, served on the first Waterbury Committee of Safety. He organized a company for the relief of Danbury.

Volume 23, page 251

Mrs. Myrtie Augusta Low Hodge, DAR ID Number: 22719,
Born in Pembroke, Maine.
Wife of Jacob Franklin Hodge.
Descendant of Col. John Allan, Capt. Theophilus Wilder and Samuel Sprague, of Maine.
Daughter of Charles Low and Sarah J. Sprague, his wife.
Granddaughter of Andrew Sprague and Mary Allan, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Sprague and Mary Benner, his wife; Mark Allan and Susanna Wilder, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John Allan and Mary Patten (1746-1819), his wife; Theophilus Wilder and Lydia Cushing (1745-1811), his wife, m. 1762.
John Allan, (1746-1805), was a member of Parliament of Nova Scotia when war was declared. He secured the alliance of the Indian tribes of that section for the Colonies; Congress gave him a colonel's commission, 1777, and with his Indians he protected the northwestern frontier. Nova Scotia offered a price for his arrest, his property was burned, wife and sons John and Mark imprisoned.
Massachusetts granted him a tract of land and Congress gave him 2,000 acres in Ohio for losses in the patriot cause.
He died in Lubec, Maine.
Theophilus Wilder, (1740-1821), commanded a company of militia and served to the surrender of Cornwallis. He was born in Hingham, Mass.; died in Perry, Maine.
Samuel Sprague, (1753-1832), served as a private in the Massachusetts militia. He was born in Abington, Mass.; died in Pembroke, Maine.

Volume 24, page 12

Mrs. Nellie C. Baker Hodge,
DAR ID Number: 23033,
Born in Marshfield, Massachusetts.
Wife of Hiram A. Hodge.
Descendant of Bradford Baker, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of Calvin Baker and Caroline P. Bumpus, his wife.
Granddaughter of Bradford Baker.
Bradford Baker, (1757-1834), was placed on the pension roll of Plymouth Co., 1832, for one year's actual service as a private in the Massachusetts Continental Line.

Volume 24, page 95

Mrs. Mary Berry Sim,
DAR ID Number: 23273,
Born in Berry's Ferry, Kentucky.
Wife of Dr. Frank L. Sim.
Descendant of James Berry.
Daughter of Uriah G. Berry and Amanda Richmond, his wife.
Granddaughter of John Berry and Maria Hodge, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of James Berry and Mary Montgomery, his wife.
James Berry, (1750-1836), enlisted in the Pennsylvania Line and was at Brandywine, Germantown and Yorktown.

Volume 24, page 122

Mrs. Statira Hodge Beardslee,
DAR ID Number: 23345,
Born in Roxbury, Connecticut.
Descendant of Philo Hodge, of Connecticut.
Daughter of Philo Hodge and Lucy Newton, his wife.
Philo Hodge, (1756-1842), was placed on the pension roll of Litchfield county for service of private. He was born in Old Milford; died in Roxbury, Conn.

Volume 24, page 347

Mrs. Mary A. Peirce Taylor,
DAR ID Number: 23992,
Born in Medford, Massachusetts.
Wife of William G. Taylor.
Descendant of Solomon Peirce and of Thomas Hodge.
Daughter of James Everett Peirce and Rebecca Almira Dow, his wife.
Granddaughter of James Peirce and Mary A. Sawyer, his wife; Avery Atkins Dow and Lucinda Jane Hodge, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Peirce and Sophia Stedman, his wife; Samuel Hodge and Clarissa Homan, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Solomon Peirce and Amity Fessenden, his wife; Thomas Hodge and Lucy Webber, his wife.
Solomon Peirce, (1742-1821), was a minute man at the battle of Lexington, where he was wounded. He was born in Lexington; died in Arlington, Mass.
Thomas Hodge, (1758-1840), was placed on the pension roll of Grafton Co., N. H., 1818, for service of private, Connecticut Continental Line. He was born in Chatham, Conn.; died in Rumney, N. H.

Volume 25, page 278

Mrs. Sophie Kirkpatrick Schenck,
DAR ID Number: 24784,
Born in Hempstead, New York.
Wife of Warren R. Schenck.
Descendant of Col. John Bayard.
Daughter of David Lowber Smith and Sophia Asthy Kirkpatrick, his wife.
Granddaughter of John Bayard Kirpatrick and Margaret Weaver, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Chief Justice Andrew Kirkpatrick and Jane Bayard, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John Bayard and Margaret Hodge, his first wife.
John Bayard, (1738-1807), served as chairman of the Committee of Inspection for Philadelphia County. He was colonel at the battles of Brandywine, Germantown and Princeton, and for his gallantry was complimented by Washington. In 1777 he was appointed member of the Board of War; was elected speaker of the Assembly and, 1781, a member of the Supreme Executive Council. He was born in Cecil Co., Md.; removed to Pennsylvania, 1756; died in New Brunswick, N. J.

Volume 25, page 341

Mrs. Oraetta Lummus Hodgdon Buttolph,
DAR ID Number: 24952,
Born in New London, Connecticut.
Wife of Benjamin Gilbert Buttolph.
Descendant of Com. Gen. Samuel Hodgdon
. Daughter of Henry Cooper Hodgdon and Oraetta Millett Lummus, his wife.
Granddaughter of Samuel Hodgdon (1794-1865) and Ann Harris, his wife, m. 1825.
Gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Hodgdon and Mary Hodge (1761-1850), his wife, m. 1792.
Samuel Hodgdon, (1745-1824), was commissary of military stores, 1777, and served as commissary general, 1781, to the close of the war. He was born in Boston, Mass.; died in Philadelphia, Penn.

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