HODGE-DAR RECORDS

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution

Volume 43, page 328

Mrs. Mildred Hendricks Hodge,
DAR ID Number: 42881,
Born in Madison, Indiana.
Wife of Herbert James Hodge.
Descendant of John Paul.
Daughter of Col. John Abram Hendricks and Fanny Norwood, his wife.

Miss Florence Donnell White,
DAR ID Number: 43530,
Born in Alna, Maine.
Descendant of Corp. John White, Corp. Daniel Leeman, Adjt. William Stinson, Benjamin Woodbridge, Lieut. Joel Webb, Capt. Jared Cone and Jared Cone, Jr.
Daughter of Henry Kirke White and Jennie Donnell, his wife.
Granddaughter of Thomas Gardner White and Mary Stinson, his wife. Benjamin Woodbridge Donnell and Frances Cone, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Francis White and Sarah Leeman, his wife; Jotham Donnell and Jane Woodbridge, his wife; William Fullerton Stinson and Rachel White, his wife; Jared Cone, Jr., and Caroline Webb, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John White and Mary Gray, his wife; [p.204] William Stinson and Mary Fullerton, his wife; Benjamin Woodbridge, Jr., and Anne Hodge, his wife; Jared Cone and Christina Loomis, his wife; Daniel Leeman and Martha Gray, his wife; Joel Webb and Caroline Wales, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Benjamin Woodbridge and Susanna Tappan, his wife.
John White, (1745-1822), served as private and corporal in Capt. James Lemont's company. He was born in Waterford; died in Dresden, Maine.
Daniel Leeman, (1750-1812), served as corporal in Capt. Solomon Walker's company 1780. He was born and died in Edgecomb, Maine.
William Stinson, (1755-1828), served as adjutant in Col. Samuel McCobb's regiment. He was born in Georgetown; died in Wiscasset, Maine.
Benjamin Woodbridge, (1711-97), was a member of the Assembly 1775 from Newcastle. He was born in Newbury, Mass.; died in Newcastle, Maine.
Joel Webb, (1748-1825), on his tombstone is inscribed “a soldier of the Revolution who fought at Bunker Hill.” He was born and died in Windham, Conn.
Jared Cone, Jr., (1760-1842), was placed on the pension roll for service as private, Connecticut line. He was born in Bolton, Conn.; died in Columbia, N. H.
Jared Cone, (1733-1807), served as lieutenant at the Lexington Alarm and as captain 1779. He was born and died in Bolton, Conn.

Volume 45, page 302

Mrs. Martha Seabaugh,
DAR ID Number: 44748,
Born in Greenburg, La.
Widow of Charles Seabaugh.
Descendant of Walton Harris, Buckner Harris, Solomon Strickland, Alexander Thompson, Capt. David Dickson, Richard Burton, and Lieut. Jesse Womack, all of Georgia.
Daughter of J. Jefferson Thompson and Letitia Elizabeth Womack, his wife.
Granddaughter of Alexander Thompson Jr. and Dorothea Prior Womack, his 2nd wife; Jacob Burton Womack and Martha Dickson, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Alexander Thompson and Eunice Strickland, his wife; m. 1794; Abraham Womack and Elizabeth Burton, his wife; David Dickson and Letitia Harris, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Alexander Thompson and Elizabeth Hodge, his wife, m. 1760; Buckner Harris and Matilda Early, his wife; Solomon Strickland and Amy Pace, his wife; David Womack and Nancy Childers, his wife; Richard Burton and Nancy Hamilton, his wife; David Dickson and Martha Cureton, his 2nd wife; m.1784.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Walton Harris and Rebecca Lanier, his wife; Jesse Womack and Dorothy Prior, his wife.
Walton Harris (1739-95) served in the army and while absent from home in Georgia his home was burned by the British. His wife and children took refuge in a hay stack. He was born in Brunswick Co., Va.; died in Greene Co., Ga.
Buckner Harris (1761-1821) served at the capture of Augusta, Ga. Solomon Strickland (1735-1818) served as a soldier. He died in Madison Co.
Alexander Thompson (1739-1815) was a refugee to Georgia where he served as a soldier at the battle of King's Mountain.
David Dickson (1750-1830) served on the frontier and commanded a volunteer company. He received land for his service. He was born in Pendleton Co., S. C.; died in Fayette Co., Ga.
Richard Burton (1735-1800) served in Georgia under Col. Elijah Clark. He died in Wilkes Co.
Jesse Womack (1739-1815) served under Gen. John Twiggs and received bounty land.

Volume 46, page 28

Mrs. Mary Louise Hodge Lansing,
DAR ID Number: 45066,
Born in Gloversville, N. Y.
Wife of John H. Lansing.
Descendant of Capt. Squier Hill.
Daughter of Firman Hill Hodge and Coralinn Frances Dusenbury, his wife.
Granddaughter of William Hill Hodge and Mary Elizabeth Mount, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Isaac G. Hodge and Melissa Ann Hill, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Hill and Ann Mills, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Squier Hill and Dorothy Walker (1749-1834), his wife, m. 1770.
Squier Hill (1747-1826) commanded a company of Connecticut militia in Sullivan's campaign 1778. He was born in Ashford, Conn.; died in Canajoharie, New York.

Volume 46, page 163

Mrs. Hial Cecelia Hodge Willis,
DAR ID Number: 45393,
Born in Binghamton, N. Y.
Wife of William Colin Willis.
Descendant of David Hodge.
Daughter of Hial Hodge and Ann E. Race, his wife.
Granddaughter of David Hodge, Jr., and Lydia Browne, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of David Hodge and Amy Webster (b. 1755) his wife.
David Hodge (1754-1832) was pensioned in Litchfield Co., Conn., 1818 for six years' actual service as private in Capt. Charles Pond's company, 6th regiment, Conn. troops. In [p.163] 1826 he asked for his pension to be transferred to New York, so he could live with his children. His discharge showing service from 1777-83 is signed by Washington. He died in Coventry, N. Y.

Volume 46, page 209

Mrs. Charlotte Lansing Boyd Webb,
DAR ID Number: 45497,
Born in Tioga Co., N. Y.
Wife of George Chandler Webb.
Descendant of Col. John Bayard, Lieut. Col. Edward Antill, Jr., Col. Zephaniah Platt and Ensign Gerrit G. Lansing. Daughter of Bayard Boyd and Manette Lansing, his wife.
Granddaughter of Samuel Boyd and Anna Maria Bayard, his 2nd wife; Richard Lansing and Susan Platt, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Gerrit G. Lansing and Manette Antill, his wife; John Bayard and Margaret Hodge (d.1780), his wife, m. 1759; Jonas Platt and Helen Livingston, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter Zephaniah Platt and Hannah Davis, his 1st wife; Edward Antill and Charlotte Riverin, his wife.
John Bayard (1738-1807) was colonel of the second battalion, Penn. militia. He was born in Cecil Co., Md., removed to Pennsylvania 1756 and died in New Brunswick, N. J.
Edward Antill, Jr. (1742-89), a graduate of Columbia college, volunteered 1775 under Montgomery and was appointed chief engineer. In 1776 he was lieutenant colonel of Hazen's regiment “Congress Own;” was captured on Long Island and not exchanged until 1780. He commanded the regiment at Yorktown. He was born in Piscataqua, N. J.; died in St. Johns, Canada.
Zephaniah Platt, Jr. (1735-1807) served on the Committee of Safety and in the Provincial Congress. He was colonel of Associated Exempts of Dutchess Co. 1779. He was born in Huntington; died in Plattsburg, a town he founded.
Gerrit G. Lansing (1760-1831) served as ensign in Capt. Henry Tribout's company, Col. Peter Gansevoot's regiment, Brig. Gen. James Clinton's brigade 1779. Also served in Sullivan's western expedition and subsequently in Col. Van Schaick's regiment where he remained until the close of the war. He was born in Albany; died in Oriskany, N. Y.

Volume 46, page 408

Mrs. Anna Thistle Cresap Dorsey,
DAR ID Number: 45972,
Born in Dresden, Ohio.
Wife of Joseph Foster Dorsey, M. D.
Descendant of Lieut. Daniel Cresap, Jr., Thomas Cresap, and John Taylor, all of Maryland.
Daughter of Thomas Brent Cresap and Minerva Eliza Thistle, his wife.
Granddaughter of Thomas Michael Cresap and Mary, his wife; Thomas Thistle and Julianna Cresap, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Daniel Cresap, Jr., and Elizabeth Van Swcaringen, his wife; John Taylor and Hannah Hodge, his 2nd wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Daniel Cresap (1727-98) and Ruth Van Swearingen, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas Cresap and Hannah Johnson, his wife.
Daniel Cresap, Jr. (1753-94), was lieutenant of Riflemen under his uncle, Capt. Michael Cresap, the first company sent to Boston, and was at the siege. He was taken prisoner at Fort Washington and endured many hardships.
Thomas Cresap (1702-88) was a member of the Committee of Safety, an organizer of the Sons of Liberty and an active patriot of Maryland.
John Taylor served in the Connecticut troops as “Light Horseman” [p.408] and also served at the Battle of Bunker Hill. After his marriage in Bridgeport, Conn., he removed to Maryland, where he died in Cumberland.

Mrs. Allie Hodge Dexter,
DAR ID Number: 46214,
Born in Hiawatha, Kans.
Wife of Prof. Edwin Grant Dexter.
Descendant of Benjamin Hodge, Jr., of Connecticut.
Daughter of Frederick Augustus Hodge (b. 1846) and Sarah Martin (b. (1847), his wife, m. 1872.
Granddaughter of Velones Hodge (b. 1800) and Emeline Allen, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Hodge, Jr., and Sarah Churchill, his wife.
Benjamin Hodge, Jr. (1753-1835), turned out from Glastonbury in Capt. Jonathan Hale's company, Col. Erastus Wolcott's regiment, that occupied Boston after the evacuation. He went to sea 1777 in a merchant vessel which was captured by the British. He died in Buffalo, N. Y.

Volume 47, page 190

Mrs. Emily Hodge Rogers,
DAR ID Number: 46422,
Born in Greene, N. Y.
Wife of James T. Rogers.
Descendant of David Hodge.
Daughter of Hial Hodge and Ann E. Hodge, his wife.
Granddaughter of David Hodge, Jr., and Lydia Browne, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of David Hodge and Amy Webster, his wife.
David Hodge (1754-1832) was pensioned 1818, for six years' actual service as private, in Capt. Charles Pond's company, 6th regiment, Connecticut troops. His discharge, showing service from 1777-83, is signed by Washington. He died in Coventry, N. Y.

Volume 47, page 243

Mrs. Emma Louise Hodge Shelden,
DAR ID Number: 46538,
Born in Jefferson, Ohio.
Wife of Dr. Charles Stuart Sheldon.
Descendant of Benjamin Hodge.
Daughter of Varnum Joseph Card Hodge (b. 1822) and Adelia Maria Loomis, his wife, m. 1847.
Granddaughter of Lorin Hodge (b. 1789) and Phœbe Baker, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Hodge and Sarah Churchill, his wife.
Benjamin Hodge (1753-1837) enlisted 1775 from Glastonbury, Conn., in Capt. Jonathan Hale's company. In 1777 he went to sea and the vessel was soon captured. He died at Buffalo, N. Y.

Volume 47, page 273

Miss Agnes Elizabeth Smith,
DAR ID Number: 46595,
Born in Naugatuck, Conn.
Descendant of Anthony Smith.
Daughter of Edwin F. Smith and Harriet Spencer, his wife.
Granddaughter of Asahel Smith and Elizabeth Thomas, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Anson Smith and Sarah Bouton, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Anthony Smith and Esther Hodge, his wife.
Anthony Smith (1752-1838) served four enlistments under different commands. His name is on the list of Waterbury Revolutionary soldiers, and he survived to receive a pension. He was born in New Haven; died in Waterbury, Conn.

Volume 47, page 366

Mrs. Mary Gamble Van Blarcom,
DAR ID Number: 46781,
Born in McLean Co., Ill.
Wife of Jacob Craig Van Blarcom.
Descendant of Joseph Gamble.
Daughter of James McClure Gamble and Mary Walker (Hodge) Gaskell, his wife.
Granddaughter of John Gamble and Mary McClure, his 1st wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Gamble and Mary Flower, his wife, m. 1772.
Joseph Gamble was on the Philadelphia tax list and mentioned as pilot on the Delaware river in 1774 and 1780. His will was made June 4, 1796, probated June 28, 1796 and he was buried at Christ Church, Philadelphia.

Volume 48, page 382

Mrs. Edith Gibson Hodge,
DAR ID Number: 47799,
Born in Fitchburg, Mass.
Wife of Frederick M. Hodge.
Descendant of Francis Appleton of New Hampshire.
Daughter of Samuel Appleton Gibson and Mary Anna Gibson, his wife.
Granddaughter of George Gibson and Elvira Appleton, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of John Appleton and Betsy Peabody, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Francis Appleton and Mary Hubbard, his wife.
Francis Appleton (1732-1816) served as a private in the Burgoyne campaign. He died in New Ipswich. His son Francis was also a soldier.

Volume 49, page 64

Mrs. Jessie Hurlbut Hodge,
DAR ID Number: 48134,
Born in Canastota, N. Y.
Wife of William B. Hodge.
Descendant of Thomas Hurlbut.
Daughter of William Hurlbut and Caroline Lathrop Hilliard, his 2nd wife, m. 1871.
Granddaughter of Thomas Hurlbut, Jr., and Emily Whiting, his wife, m. 1816.
Gr-granddaughter of Thomas Hurlbut and Eunice Grant, his wife, m. 1775.
Thomas Hurlbut (1754-1814) served in a company of East Hartford men at the siege of Boston, also at Crown Point and Ticonderoga 1775, Lieut. Col. George Pitkin's 4th regiment of Connecticut minute men. He was born in East Hartford, Conn.

Volume 49, page 146

Mrs. Louise W. Hodge Pitcaithly,
DAR ID Number: 48306,
Born in Independence, Kan.
Wife of Wilson Lasley Pitcaithly.
Descendant of Benjamin Hodge, Jr.
Daughter of Frederick Augustus Hodge (b. 1846), and Louisa Martin (b. 1847), his wife, m. 1872.
Granddaughter of Velorus Hodge (b. 1800), and Emeline Allen, his 2nd wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Hodge, Jr., and Sarah Churchill, his wife.
Benjamin Hodge, Jr. (1753-1835), served as private in Capt. Jonathan Hale's company, Col. Erastus Wolcott's regiment, from Glastonbury, Conn. He died in Buffalo, N. Y.

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