page 530.
no
246, 1446.
GEORGE L. CRAGG, Lawyer, 94 Sigel St.
Born, Hanover, Md., February 24, 1872; admitted July, 1893:
Harry Cragg=:Mary E. G. Edwards.
Richard Edwards=Avarilla Graff.
Richard Edwards=Alevissa Grilitin.
Timothy £i/wards^Khoda. Ogden.
Robert 6>^^<f;/= Phoebe Hatfield.
HON. TIMOTHY EDWARDS. Born in Northhampton, Mass.,
July 28, 1738; died in Stockbridge, Mass., October 27, 1813.
Was an active and influential member of the provincial Con-
gress convened at Watertown, Mass., May 31, 1775, being a
member of the committee of correspondence and public safety in
the same. Also a member of the executive council of the state.
Reference: Jones' Stockbridge, volume i, page 263. Hist, of
Berkshire, volume i, pages 117, 121, 329, 330, 332; volume 2,
pages 583, 601, 652. Proceedings of Provincial Congress and
Committee of Safety, 1774-5, pages 209, 213, 216, 295, 298, 348,
352, 362, 364, 718, 719.
HON. ROBERT OGDEN. Born in Elizabeth, N. J., 1716.
Member of the legislature and speaker of the house, member of
the First Continental Congress, chairman of the Elizabethtown
committee of safety. He was a very influential man in New
Jersey, and father of Col. Aaron Ogden, governor of New Jersey,
and of Gens. Matthias and Robert Ogden, distinguished officers
in the American army.
Reference: Recs. First Continental Congress. Gordon's Hist,
of N. J., pages 139, 140, 338.
172. 1372.
FRANK P. CRANDON,Tax Commissioner, C. &. N. W. Railway
Company, 22 Fifth Ave.
Born, Portsmouth, R. I., October 28, 1835; admitted Septem-
ber, 1 891:
Consider Howland Crandon=Ann Corbin.
Phillip Crandon=Esther Dillingham.
Thomas Crandon
THOMAS CRANDON. Born in Dartmouth, Mass., in 1752.
Ill
Lived in Dartmouth and New Bedford. Captain of a company
enlisted in defense of the seacoast.
Rfferfuce: Misc. Rolls, office Sec'y Commonwealth of Mass.,
volume 35, page 232; volume 28, pages 22 and 48.
414. 8314.
FRANKLIN THEODORE CROUCH, Clerk Chicago & North
Western Railway, Oak Park, 111.
Born, New Salem, Ohio, November 11,1857; admitted Maj', 1895:
Notley Hays Crouch=Sarah L. Wiseman.
Jos. Greene Wiseman=Susan Manley.
John J/a«/o'=Susannah Cox.
[OHN MANLEY. Born, June 5, 1759; died in Rushville, Ohio,
1814. He served through the entire war as private, sergeant and
corporal of Capt. John Randolph's company (light cavalry) "in
Lee's Legion." He was engaged in the battles of White
Plains, Cowpens, Guilford C. H. Was at Valley Forge. He
enlisted from Elkton, Md.
Reference: Recs. of Pension Office, Washington, D. C.
349- 8149.
WILBUR F. CRUMMER, Clerk, Austin, III.
Born in Sycamore, 111., July 23, 1843; admitted December, 1894:
John Crummer=Mary S. Kellogg.
Austin Kellogg=Susanah
Helmont Kellogg^=
HELMONT KELLOGG. Born, March 17,1762; died in Goshen,
Conn., March 28, 1848. He was a private in Capt. Philips'
company, Col. Andrew Adams' regiment. He enlisted again in
the spring of 1778, in Capt. Joel Gillett's company. Col. Enos'
regiment; again enlisting in July, 1781, in Elisha Hopkins'
company, Col. Webb's regiment.
Reference: Conn. Men in the Rev., page 653.
182, 1382.
HORACE T. CURRIER, Merchant Tailor, 332 Warren Ave.
Born, Haverhill, Mass., November 16, 1847; admitted June, 1892:
112
Willibee H. Currier=Ann Clay.
Jacob Bagley Currier=Mary Hoyt.
Jacob Bagley O/rr/Vr^ Elizabeth Johnson.
JACOB BAGLEY CURRIER. Born in 1752; lived in Ames-
bury, Mass.; served in a compan)' in command of Capt. Timothy
Barnard, of Amesbury, Mass., at Lexmgton, also at Bunker Hill
and Cambridge, Mass.
Reference: Rev. Rolls from Commonwealth of Mass., Secre-
tary's office, volume 11, page 244, volume 56, page 7.
255- H55-
FRANCIS J. CUSHING, Accountant, Chamber of Commerce.
Born in West Greece, N. Y., January 23, 1849; admitted July,
1893:
William T. Cushing=:Susan Arabella Granger.
John Granger^Susan Stone.
Eli Granger^Jemima Leavitt.
Zadock Grange r=^M.a.vth.a. Cooley.
Also:
William T. Cushing=Susan Arabella Granger.
Theodore Cushing=Abigail Jackman.
Caleb Ci/s/iin^=^Sa.r:a.h Sawyer.
ZADOCK GRANGER. Born in Sufifield, Conn., July 20, 1736;
died in Rochester, N. Y., July, 1799. Private in Capt. Elihu
Kent's company, of Suffield, Conn.
Reference: Conn. Men in the Rev., under sub-heading of
"From the Town of Suflield," page 23.
CALEB CUSHING. Born in Haverhill, Mass., May 28, 1737;
died in Haverhill, Mass. , January, 1806. Private in Capt. Joseph
Easton's company, in Col. Johnson's regiment, which marched
from town of Haverhill to Cambridge on the Lexington alarm.
Quartermaster-sergeant in Capt. Samuel Johnson's company in
Col. Titcomb's regiment from Massachusetts to Bay to the State
of Rhode Island. Quartermaster in Massachusetts Bay militia.
Brigade quartermaster in Col. Nath. Wade's regiment of militia
raised in Essex county.
Reference: Rev. War Archives, office of the Sec'y of the
Commonwealth of Mass. Lexington Alarm, volume 12, page 92.
R.I. Service, volume 2, page 139. Field and Staff Rolls, volume 26
pages 126, 285, 345; volume 28, page 58.
113
377- 8i77.
CHARLES DURKEE DANA, 85 Dearborn St.
Born, Cabot, Vt., July 16, 1841; admitted December, 1894:
George Dutton Dana=Sophia E. Babcock.
John Winchester Dana=Susan Damon.
John Winchester Dana=Hannah Pope Putnam.
Maj.-Gtn. /srae/ fuf mi //i^^Ha.nna.h Pope.
G£y. ISRAEL PUTNAM. Born, Salem, Mass., January 7,
1718; died in Brooklyn, Conn., May 19, 1790. He was a mem-
ber of the Sons of Liberty and a selectman. Upon receiving the
news of the battle of Lexington, he mounted his horse and rode
to Cambridge. From that time until the battle of Bunker Hill
he was (as brigadier-general) actively engaged. He was in
command at Bunker Hill. When Washington took command of
the army in July he was made major-general, and was near the
commander-in-chief during all the investment and siege of Bos-
ton. His service from that time is the familiar record of history
in full command of New York, the battle of Long Island, the
movements above the Hudson, building of West Point, etc. In
1779 he was struck by paralysis and compelled to leave the army.
He retired to Pomfret, Conn., where he lived quietly, strong in
life, but stricken in body until his death.
Reference: Heitman's Register, page 338. Conn. Men in the
Rev., pages 20, 36, 37, 53, 58, 95, 97, 129, 131, 141, 312,436, etc.
log. 1309.
DR. ISAAC N. DANFORTH, Physician, 903 West Monroe St.
Admitted May, 1890:
Albert H. Danforth=Elvira Bosworth.
Isaac Danforth, M. D.=Bessie Baker.
William Z>tz;7/<?rM^ Elizabeth
WILLIAM DANFORTH. Of BiHerica, Mass.; born November
7, 1737. Corporal in a Billerica company, 1776; afterward in the
Continental line, 1777-78-79.
Reference: Mass. Archives, volume 2, page 213; volume 19,
page 34; volume i, page 70; volume 2, page 185.
114
312. 8lI2.
CHARLES B. DARLING, 4200 Lake Ave.
Born in Springfield, 111., September 28, 1868; admitted Sep-
tember, 1894:
Aaron E. Darling=Julia A. Miller.
Benj. Miller=Julia Garrett.
Bcnj. Millcr=.\l2Xi\i2. Allen.
BENJ, MILLER. Born in Springfield, Mass., April 4, 1764.
Private in Col. Seth Murray's Hampshire county regiment from
Massachusetts; private in Capt. Caleb Keep's company. Col.
Chapin's regiment, raised to reinforce the army October 4, 1789.
He was at West Point when Maj. Andre was captured, and took
part in the attack on the British ship "Vulture."
Reference: Rev. War Archives, Commonwealth of Mass., vol-
ume 20, page 146; volume 17, page 59.
299. 1499.
GEORGE WESLEY DAVIS, Journalist, 4204 Lake Ave.
Born in Rockford, 111. , November 7, 1861; admitted June, 1895:
John AUard Davis=Theah Jane Boyd.
Asa Davis=rSelina Allard.
John Davis=Hannah Morris.
Isaac M(}rn's=Sa.rsih Chaffee.
Lieut. Edward Morris=Bethiah Peake.
Deacon Edward Morris=Elizabeth Bowen.
ISAAC MORRIS. Born, Woodstock, Conn., March 26, 1795;
died in South Wilbraham, Mass., January 10, 1778. He was a
minute man at the Lexington alarm, whence he went from
Wilbraham.
Reference: Conn. Men of the Rev., page 236.
118. 1318.
EDWIN DRURY, Real Estate, Wilmette, III.
Born, Warren, 111., November 12, 1842; admitted November,
1890:
George Albert Drury=Mary Elizabeth Heald.
115
Daniel Heald=Persis Howard.
Ebt-rifzer Heald=M.d.xA\ White.
John /(V<7/d'=Elizabeth Barrett (or Wright).
Also:
George Albert Drury=Mary Elizabeth Heald.
Jonathan Drur}=Sophia Cole.
Ebetuzcr Drury=M\r\'3LXv\ Goodale.
Capt. Zedckiah Z>;z/r)'= Hannah Wooley.
EBENEZER HEALD. Born in Acton, Mass., June 30, 1754.
Private and corporal. Was a member of Col. John Robinson's
regiment, Massachusetts line. Was a minute man in Capt. John
Hayward's command in Col. Abijah Pierce's regiment.
Reference: Rev. War Archives of the Sec'y of State Com-
monwealth of Mass., volume 12, page 116; volume i, page 85;
volume 52, page 36.
JOHN HEALD. Of Acton, Mass.; born in Chelmsford, Mass.,
1720. Was a lieutenant in Third regiment, Massachusetts line.
Reference: Rev. War Archives of the Sec'y of State Com-
monwealth of Mass., volume 12, page 116; volume 16, page 39;
volume 56, page 28; volume 28, page 105; volume 22, page 164.
EBENEZER DRURY. Of Temple, N. H. Born in HoUis, N. H.,
August 4, 1743. Was a member of Capt. Frye's company of the
Third New Hampshire line. Continental army.
Reference: Blood's Hist, of Temple, N. H., page 11. Recs. of
Adjt.-Gen.'s office at Concord, N. H.
ZEDEKLAH DRURY. Of Temple, N. H. Born in Framing-
ham, Mass., April 30, 1716. Was in the army of Gates at the sur-
render of Burgoyne, in 1777, and died during that campaign.
Reference: Hist, of Temple, N. H., pages 11, 97. Richardson's
Memorial, by John A. Vinton, page 558. N. H. State Papers.
Volume I of Rev. Rolls, page 35; volume 2 of Rev. Rolls,
page 364.
^9- 1339.
HORACE GREELEY DRURY, Real Estate, Wilmette, III.
Born, Warren, 111., November 22, 1847; admitted November,
iSqo.
(See record of Edwin Drury, his brother.)
ii6
336. 8136,
EMILIUS CLARK DUDLEY, Physician, 1619 Indiana Ave.
Born in Hampden county, Mass., May 29, 1850; admitted
October, 1894:
John Harmon Dudley=Marana Mason.
Levi Mason=Betsy Hyde.
John Ilyde^^OXive Bascom.
Also:
John Harmon Dudley=Marana P. Mason.
Joseph Dudley=:Mary Granger.
Dr. Amos Gra;2ger=^Ann Phelps.
Samuel Granger=:Priscilla Hunter.
Samuel Granger=:Esther Hanchett.
Launcelot Granger=:Joanna Adams.
JOHN HYDE. Sturbridge, Mass. His name appears on roll of
Capt. Martin's company, Col. Learned's regiment, August i, 1775.
Enlisted April 27, 1775. Also in Sergt. William Warland's com-
pany, Samuel Denny's regiment, Worcester county militia, Novem-
ber 4, 1779.
Reference: Mass. Archives, volume 15, page 72; volume 24,
page 106.
DR. AMOS GRANGER. Born, Suffield, Conn., October 16, 1748;
died in Marilus, N. Y., November 14, 1811. He was a sergeant
in the militia that joined Gen. Gates in the campaign in northern
New York from Connecticut.
Reference: Conn. Men in the Rev., page 513.
339- 8139.
CHARLES W. DUMONT, Lawbook Dealer, 2231 Michigan Ave.
Born in Juneau, Wis., January i, i860; admitted October, 1894:
John E. Dumont^Julia Warford.
John L Dumont=Elizabeth Waring.
John P. D Hmont=z^Adiiy Ten Breck.
JOHN PHILLIP DUMONT. Born, Kingston, N. Y., November
18, 1733; died in Kingston, N. Y., 1824. He was a lawj'er of
prominence at Kingston, and took an active part in raising troops
and necessary supplies for pushing the war during the struggle.
He was chairman on the committee of safety at Kingston, N. Y.
117
Private in Frederick Schoonmaker's company, Levi Paulding's
Ulster county regiment.
Reference: N. Y. State Archives, volume i, page 301.
482. 8382.
WILLIAM B. DUNLOP, Banker, Mattoon, III.
Born, Salisbury, N. H., October 3, 1840; admitted Febru-
ary, 1896:
John Bartlett DunIop=Ruth Morrill Pingry.
William Pingry=Mary Morrill.
A be I Morrill^ Hannah French.
ABEL MORRILL. Died in Salisbury, N. H., 1807. He enlisted
in March, 1776, and served in the Revolutionary war. He
received a pension, so family tradition says, on account of per-
manent disability, resulting from having his feet frozen while in
the service.
Reference: State Papers of N. H., volume 14, pages 312, 330,
565. 617; volume 15, page 722; volume 16, pages 206, 231, 273,
285» 1-99. 582, 583.
453. 8352.
WILLIS ESTEY DUNNING, Student, 5553 Wentworth Ave.
Born, Chicago, 111., November 5, 1872; admitted November,! 895:
Seth Mooar Dunning^Josephine Estey.
Cephas Dunning=:Sarah Mooar.
Josiah Dunnin^'^lia.nna.h Seeleye.
/OS/A If DUNNING. Was born in Newton, Conn., October 7,
1755, and died in Williamson, Wayne county, N. Y., December,
1841. In April, 1775, Josiah Dunning, while living in Pownal,
Vt., as a private, assisted in organizing a volunteer company
to capture Fort Ticonderoga. A portion of the company,
including Dunning, marched to Skensboro (now Whitehall),
joining forces with Col. Benedict Arnold, and sailed in a
schooner down the lake, arriving at Ticonderoga in the morning
after the surrender of the garrison. In 1776 Dunning served as
one of the guard to the public stores in Bennington county; July
ii 1777. was orderly sergeant of a company of militia in Pownal,
Vt. ; on the arrival of Gen. Burgoyne he was ordered to warn
ii8
out his company. They were employed in scouting parties after
the British and Tories. He was present at Saratoga prior to and
at the surrender of Gen. Burgoyne in October, after which he
was discharged at Bennington.
Reference: Recs. of Pension Office, Washington, D.
264. 1464.
MAJOR ELLIOTT DURAND, Vice-President Heath & Milli-
GAN Manufacturing Company, 5712 Rosalie Court.
Born, Colchester, Vt., January 10, 1847; admitted October, 1893:
Moses Durand=Charlotte Hamilton Bartlett.
Alfred Bartlett=Melinda Gunn.
Elisha Barileii='R&b&ccdL Waterman.
ELISHA BARTLETT. Born in Bridgewater, Mass., May 3,
1753, died in Montcalm, Mass. Private from Brookfield in
Capt. John Packhard's company, Ninth Continental regiment,
commanded by Col. David Brewer.
Reference: Rev. War Archives of the office of Sec'y of
Commonwealth of Mass. Muster Rolls, volume 16, page 6; vol-
ume 56, page 52.
259. 1459-
EDGAR MARTIN DYER, Merchant, 293 Forty-third St.
Born in Ottawa, 111, May 24, 1863; admitted July, 1893:
Jonathan G. Dyer=Jane Ann Whitman.
Martin Cole Whitman=:Diana Mosher.
Daniel JV/nlman^=M.3.rtha. Cole.
DANIEL WHJTMAA. Born July 16, 1745. Private in Nathan
Alden's Company, Mitchell's Regiment of Massachusetts troops.
Marched to Rhode Island on alarm of December 8, under com-
mand Lieut. John Whitman.
Reference: Rev. War Archives of Mass. Muster roll, volume
I, page 6.
280. 1480.
SEYMOUR EDGERTON, Attorney, 157 La S.alle St.
Born, Richmond, Va., August 18, 1866; admitted January, 1894:
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William G. Edgerton^Lucy Seymour.
Ozias Seymour=Louise Hagar.
Horatio Seymour=Lucy Cass.
Moses Sfymour=M.airy Marsh.
MOSES SEYMOUR. Born in Hartford, Conn., July 23, 1742;
died in Litchfield, Conn., September 17, 1806. Captain Fifth
regiment Connecticut light horse; also captain of militia under
Gen. Gates, to the "northward," 1777. Captain in Maj. Bull's
regiment of militia light dragoons at New Haven alarm.
Reference: Conn. Men in the Rev., pages 444, 481, 513, 548
and 549.
469. 8369.
JOHN ROBINSON ELDRED, Wholesale Grocer, 55 East
Fifty-third St.
Born, Newport, R. 1., May 7, 1870; admitted December, 1895:
John Eldred=Sarah H. Robinson.
Elisha A. Robinson=:Mary Hull.
Christopher Robinson. Jr.=Elizabeth Anthony.
Christopher i?t7^/>w^«=Rahamah Champlain.
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON. Was born in Rhode Island, and
died in Rhode Island. He was second lieutenant in Capt.
Adams' company of Rhode Island militia, and after February,
1778, was captain-lieutenant in Col. Elliot's regiment of artillery.
Reference: R. I. Colonial Recs., volume 8, pages 268 and 355.
61. 1261.
HENRY K. ELKINS, Capitalist, 1706 Indiana Ave.
Born, Peacham,Vt., November 2,1818; admitted February, 1S90:
Jonathan E/lu'ns=Kunlce Sprague (born Stoddard).
Nathan Stoddard=Kuth Judson.
Gideon Stoddard=01ive Curtis.
Anthony Stoddard= Prudence Wells.
Solomon Stoddard=Mrs. Esther Mather (born Warham).
Anthony Stoddard=:Mary Downing.
COL. JONATHAN ELKINS. Born at Hampton, N. H., Octo-
ber 23, 1761; moved to Peacham, 1776. Scout with Gen. Bai-
ley's regiment; taken prisoner March 8, 17S1, at his father's
I20
house, b)' the British from Canada; taken to Quebec, thence to
Mill Prison, near Plymouth, England; arrived there February 9,
1782; exchanged for one of Cornwallis' troops, June 24, 1782, and
returned to his house at Peacham that summer. Eunice (Stod-
dard) Sprague, widow of Alden S. Sprague, was the daughter of
NATHAN STODDARD oi Woodbury, Conn., captain of light
infantry in 1777, who served in all the engagements near Danbury,
Horseneck and near New York. His troops were sent b}' Gen.
Washington to oppose the British on Lake Champlain; taken pris-
oner at the battle of Ticonderoga and sent to Quebec; was con-
cealed and fed by a French landlady in Canada for nearly a year,
who aided him to escape, which he did by swimming the St. Law-
rence and fleeing through the woods to Woodbur3^ He raised
another company and was stationed on the Delaware, opposite
Fort Mifflin, under Gen. Greene. In the attack made upon this
fort, November 15, 1777, Gen. Greene fell and the command fell
upon Stoddard, which he held but a few hours, when an eighteen
pound ball instantly killed him while leading his command.
Reference: Conn. Men in the Rev., pages 63, 100, 102, 230;
Heitman's Hist. Register, page 385.
262. 1462.
EDWARD HARMON ELW^ELL, Manager Life Insurance
Company, 315 Dearborn St.
Born in Buxton, Me., November 9, 1845; admitted July, 1893:
Nathaniel H. Elwell=Martha P. Harmon.
Theodore Elwell=Anna Harmon.
Benjamin -£"/a;f//= Abigail Ingraham.
Joseph Elwell=
Robert Elwell=
Samuel Elwell=
Robert Elwell^
BENJAMIN ELWELL. Born, Biddeford, Me., November 10,
1733; died, Buxton, Me., July, 1801. Lived in Buxton, Me.
Marched from Buxton under Capt. John Alden at the Lexington
and Falmouth alarms, April 19 to December 14, 1775. Re-en-
listed in Capt. Daniel Lane's company. Col. Brook's regiment.
Sixth battalion, Massachusetts baj' forces; service from Feb-
ruary 13, 1777, to December 31, 1779. Re-enlisted Capt.
121
Holden's Company, same regiment, January i to February 13,
1780.
Reference: Dept. of Sec'y of State, Mass. Official Recs. of the
War of the Rev., volume 7, part i, page 6; part 2, page 64; vol-
ume 12, page 80; volume 34, page 583; volume 55, file N, page 7;
volume 7, part i, page 6.
501. 8401.
JOHN E. II -lERY, Wholesale Grocer, Lockport, III.
Born, Sullivan, Me., November 21, 1861; admitted March, 1896:
William D. Emery3=Amelia A. White.
Hiram Emery:=Rachel Simpson.
John Simpson^Rachel Sullivan.
Daniel .S/z/Z/e't/z/^Abigail Bean.
DANIEL SULLIVAN. Organized a body of militia, of which
he was made captain, in Frenchman's Bay, Province of Maine.
He served from 1776 until 1780 and was captured by the British
officers of the ship Allegiance, February, 1781.
Reference: Mass. Archives, volume 28, page 118; volume 37,
pages 17, 121; volume 174, page 352; volume 36, page 251.
457- 8357.
OSCAR P. ERSKINE, Real Estate, 2359 South Park Ave.
Born, Bristol, Me., March 23, i860; admitted November, 1895:
Andrew J. Erskine^Adelaide Perry.
Job Perry (third)=Maria Butler.
Wm. Butler=Judith Laring.
Phineas Bu//er=^Me\ia. Robbins.
Phineas ^?///^/-=:Bathsheba Graves.
PHINEAS BUTLER. Born in Framingham, Mass., June 3,
1732. Corporal in Capt. J. Holdin's company. Col. J. Nixon's
regiment from Sudbury, Mass.
Reference: Rev. War Archives Commonwealth of Mass.
Sixth Continental Regiment, Part i, page 63.
PHINEAS BUTLER (2d). Born in Framingham, Mass., April 8,
1758; unlisted in February, 1777; served three years. In January,
1778, was promoted to corporal in Capt. Sam. King's company.
Col. Thomas Marshall's regiment, served until January, 1780.
122
He went to Ticonderoga, and was at Valley Forge, afterwards
he went to West Point where he had a sergeant's command of
horse guards in that vicinity.
Reference: Rev. War Archives, Commonwealth of Mass.
379- 8179.
WM. REED EVERETT, Lawyer, 3058 Calumet Ave.
Born, St. Joseph, Mo., October 21, i868; admitted December,
1894:
Wm. Smiley Everett=Charlotte Reed.
Henry Ludovicus Reed=Charlotte Stickney.
JoJm i?^^</:^ Rachel Clark.
JOHN REED. Born, Weymouth, Mass., February 13, 1756;
died, Bolton, Mass., February 9, 1835. He was a private of the
minute company under a command of Capt. Jacob Goold in Col.
Benjamin Lincoln's regiment. Private in Capt. Joseph Trufant's
independent company. Private in Capt. Thomas Nash's com-
pany. Col. Solomon's regiment who marched on the 4th of
March, 1776, to take possession of the heights of Dorchester.
Reference: Rev. War Archives, Commonwealth of Mass.
380. 8180.
COLEMAN STICKNEY EVERETT, 2947 Prairie Ave.
Born, St. Joseph, Mo., July 29, 1870; admitted December, 1894:
(See record of his brother, Wm. Reed Everett.)
381. 8181.
EDWARD WARREN EVERETT, Lawyer, 2947 Prairie Ave.
Born, St. Joseph, Mo., October 3, 1872; admitted December,
1894:
(See record of his brother, Wm. Reed Everett.)
204. 1404.
GEORGE PLUMER EVERHART, Real Estate, Chicago Opera
House Block.
Born, Fayette City, Pa., July 27, 1845; admitted October, 1892:
123
William A. Everhart:=Margaret Lowry Smith.
James Smith:=Mary Plumer
George Plumer=Margaret Lowry.
Col. Alexander Lowry=^
COL. ALEXANDER LOWRY. Commander of the Donnegal
men of Lancaster, Pa. He was at the battle of Brandywine and
other engagements.
Reference: Heitman's Hist. Register, page 270.
382. 8182.
MARVIN A. FARR, Real Estate Dealer, 4737 Woodlawn Ave.
Born, Essex county, N. Y., August g, 1852; admitted Feb-
ruary 2, 1895:
George W. Farr=Esther Day.
Bezaliel Day=Celinda Day.
Jonathan Day (2d)=Miriam Grover.
Jonathan Day {\sV)=
Benjamin Day=
Nathaniel Day=
Anthony Day=
/ONA THAN DAY {isi). Born, Attleboro, Mass., April 13, 1720;
died in Granville, Ky., December, 1807. Served in Capt. War-
ren's company of Connecticut militia and drew a pension for such
service.
Reference: Conn. Men in the Rev., pages 14, 273, 462,642.
271. 1478-
CHARLES LINCOLN FARRINGTON, Insurance, East
Peoria, III.
Born, Trumansburg, N. Y., February 17, 1861 ; admitted Novem-
ber, 1893:
John M. Farrington^Elizabeth Vosburg.
Elijah Farrington=Phebe Howe.
Lebus IIo'we=zAnndi Austin.
LEBUSHOWE, Born, PhilHps. N. Y., July 2, 1756; died. Fish-
kill, N. Y., November, 1834. Served as a private in follow-
ing companies: Capt. Rufus Herrick, Col. Holmes' regiment;
Capt. Elijah Townsend, Col. Luddington; Capt. Cronk, Col.
124
Samuel Drake; Capt. Ezekiel Hyatt; Capt. John Drake, Drake's
regiment.
Reference: Pension Recs., Washington, D. C.
447- 8347.
DR. C. GURNEE FELLOWS, Physician, 70 State St.
Born, Milwaukee, Wis., April 27, 1863; admitted November, 1895:
George Fellows^Emeline E. Gurnee.
Joseph Feliows=Mary Ann Marks.
Jonathan 7^?//^ayj'= Eleanor Weeks (or Wix).
Samuel Fello\vs=Molly Ring.
Joseph Fellows=Elizabeth Young.
Samuel Fellows^Sarah Webster.
JONATHAN FELLOWS. Born, 1764. Enlisted from Hawke,
N. H., July 24, 1781, and with the army at West Point, N. Y.
Reference: N. H. State Papers, volume 3, page 255.
503. 8403.
HENRY BOYNTON FERRIS, Representative of A. Slauson 8l
Co., New York.
Born, New York city, December 5, 1851; admitted March, i8g6:
Joshua Currey Ferris=Lydia M. Bo)'nton.
Jonathan Ferris=Jane Owen.
Jo7iathan /^^rr/x^Rachel Dean.
Also:
Jesse Owen^
(Father of Jane Owen, above.)
Also:
Lsaac Boynton^=]\i<\\t\). Macobar.
(Grandfather of Lydia M. Boynton, above. )
JONATHAN FERRIS. Born, 1732; died August 8, 1798. Private
in Capt. Ebenezer Boyd's company, Col. Drake's regiment, New
York troops.
Reference: N. Y. State Archives, volume i, page 370.
^ESSE OWENS. Private Capt. George Lane's company, Col.