Duvall Dar Records

 

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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 85 
****Rs. Lucile Parish Chickering.
DAR ID Number: 84200 
Born in Delavan, Wis. Wife of Clifford C. Chickering. Descendant 
of Caleb Blanchard, as follows: 1. Samuel M. Parish (1837-1904), 
m. 1869, Lillie H. Heminway (1850-97). 2. James B. Heminway
(1820-1907), m. 1843, Mary A. Harrington (b. 1824). 3. Joshua 
Harrington (1785-1849), m. 1801, Lydia Blanchard (1784-1858). 4. 
Caleb Blanchard, m. Zylphia Slye (1758-1836). Caleb Blanchard 
(1759-1836) served as private in Capt. Bigelow Lawrence's 
company, Colonel Harrick's regiment of Vermont militia. He was
born near Bennington, Vt. 
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 85 page 81 [p.81] 
Miss Mary Frances Hadger. 
DAR ID Number: 84200 
Born in Port Byron, N. Y. Descendant of Sergt. Robert Hadger, as 
follows: 1. Joseph F. Hadger (1836-88), m. 1862, Katharine D. 
Hadger (1839-98). 2. Joseph Hadger (1798-1876), m., 3d, Hannah 
Hadger (1810-49) (parents of Joseph). 3. Robert Hadger, m. Sarah 
Haight (1764-1834). Robert Hadger (1749-1836) served as sergeant 
under Captain Johnson, Colonel Douglass (or McDougall), New York 
troops; was at Harlem, Hellgate, and White Plains. He was born in
Frederick; died in Mentz, N. Y. 
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 85 
****Rs. Lucile Parish Chickering. 
DAR ID Number: 84200 
Born in Delavan, Wis. Wife of Clifford C. Chickering. Descendant 
of Caleb Blanchard, as follows: 1. Samuel M. Parish (1837-1904), 
m. 1869, Lillie H. Heminway (1850-97). 2. James B. Heminway
(1820-1907), m. 1843, Mary A. Harrington (b. 1824). 3. Joshua 
Harrington (1785-1849), m. 1801, Lydia Blanchard (1784-1858). 4. 
Caleb Blanchard, m. Zylphia Slye (1758-1836). Caleb Blanchard 
(1759-1836) served as private in Capt. Bigelow Lawrence's 
company, Colonel Harrick's regiment of Vermont militia. He was
born near Bennington, Vt. 

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 107 page 194 
Mrs. Mary Payne Dietrich. 
DAR ID Number: 106632
Born in Bowling Green, Ky. Wife of F. E. Dietrich. Descendant of 
Capt. Hugh Brent, as follows: 1. George Bailey Payne (b. 1848) m. 
1869 Emily Fleenor (b. 1843). [p.194] 2. William Pierce Payne 
(1796-1880) m. Susan Clark (d. 1860). 3. Duvall Payne (b. 1764) 
m. 1785 Hannah Brent. 4. Hugh Brent m. Elizabeth Baxter. Hugh
Brent (1739-1813) commanded a company from Prince William County, 
Va., under Col. Henry Lee, 1776. He was born in Stafford County, 
Va.; died in Mason County, Ky. 
Also No. 90851. 
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Volume 91 page 271 [p.271] 
Mrs. Clara Rogers Arnold. 
DAR ID Number: 90851 
Born in Cincinnati, Ohio. Wife of Thomas Bard Arnold. Descendant 
of Capt. Hugh Brent, as follows: 1. Joseph Hill Rogers (1816-91) 
m. 1846 Mary Rose McIlvain (b. 1826). 2. John Brent McIlvain m.
Charlotte Victoria Montell Vimont. 3. Hugh McIlvain m. Mary 
Brent. 4. Hugh Brent m. Elizabeth Baxter. Hugh Brent (1739-1813) 
commanded a company from Prince William County, Virginia, under 
Col. Henry Lee, 1776. He was born in Stafford County, Va.; died 
in Mason County, Ky. 
Also No. 62028. 
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TThe National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 63 
Mrs. Williena Green Herndon. 
DAR ID Number: 62028 
Born in Hannibal, Mo. Wife of John E. Herndon. Descendant of 
Capt. Hugh Brent and of Maurice Langhorne. Daughter of William 
Green and Elizabeth Brent Langhorne, his wife. Granddaughter of
John Trotter Langhorne and Elizabeth Baxter Payne, his wife. 
Gr-granddaughter of John Langhorne and Sarah Bell, his wife; Col. 
Hugh Duvall Payne and Hannah Brent, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter 
of Maurice Langhorne and Elizabeth Trotter, his wife; Hugh Brent
and Elizabeth Baxter, his wife. Hugh Brent (1739-1813) commanded 
a company from Prince William County, Va., under Col. Henry Lee, 
1776. He was born in Stafford County, Va.; died in Mason County, 
Ky. Maurice Langhorne (1719-91) in 1775-76 was a member of the
Committee of Safety of Cumberland County, Va. 

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 109 
Mrs. Georgeanna Mitchell Linthicum. 
DAR ID Number: 108583 
Born in Baltimore, Md. Wife of Theo H. Linthicum. Descendant of 
William Higgins, as follows: 1. John W. Mitchell (d. 1893) m. 
1849 Georgeanna Mitchell (d. 1878). 2. Uriah Mitchell m. Margaret 
Higgins. 3. William Higgins m. 1770 Susannah Duvall (1746-1807). 
William Higgins (1744-94) signed the patriots' list of Talbot 
County, Md., and served in the Talbot County militia, 1777. He 
was born in Talbot County; died in Prince Georges County, Md.
Also No. 97760. 
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Volume 98 
Mrs. Margaret Arnold Habighurst. 
DAR ID Number: 97760 
Born in Baltimore, Md. Wife of Charles Habighurst. Descendant of 
William Higgins, as follows: 1. Francis Arnold (1815-91) m. Sarah 
Ann Mitchell (1818-49). 2. Uriah Mitchell (d. 1824) m. Margaret
Higgins. 3. William Higgins m. 1770 Susannah Duvall (1746-1807). 
William Higgins (1744-94) served in the militia of Talbot County, 
Md., 1777. In 1778, he signed the patriots list of Talbot County, 
where he was born. He died in Prince Georges County, Md. 
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 110 page 261 [p.261] 
Miss Margaret Louvenia Duvall. 
DAR ID Number: 109834 
Born in Manchester, Mo. Descendant of Edward Dobyns and of Lieut. 
Robert Young, as follows: 1. Giles Alexander Duvall (1848-83) m. 
1871 Mary Ann Darby (b. 1851). 2. Henry Howard Duvall (1804-85) 
m. Alicia Louise Cooke (1814-93). 3. Silas Lucas Duvall 
(1781-1863) m. Elizabeth K. Dobyns (1777-1852); Littleton Cook m.
Margaret Young (1788-1854). 4. Edward Dobyns m. Frances Kayl; 
Robert Young m. Judith Heath Tebbs (1758-1849). Edward Dobyns 
(1747-94) served as a private in the Culpeper County, Virginia 
militia. He was born in England; died in Mason County, Ky. 
Also No. 101843. 
Robert Young (1752-90) served as lieutenant in Virginia Line. He 
was born in Virginia; died in Kentucky. 
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 102 page 254 [p.254] 
Miss Elizabeth Lee Howe. 
DAR ID Number: 101843 
Born in Kansas City, Mo. Descendant of John Porter and of Edward 
Dobyns, as follows: 1. James J. Howe (1818-94) m. 1850 Jane Kirk 
Larew (1832-81). 2. Thomas Robinson Larew (1807-41) m. 1825 
Malinda Dobyns (1804-43). 3. Charles Dobyns (1781-1828) m. 1803 
Elizabeth Porter (1785-1871). 4. John Porter m. 1785 Jane Smith; 
Edward Dobyns m. 1769 Francis Kaye (1751-1821). John Porter 
(1759-98) served as a private in the Virginia artillery. In 1832 
he was a pensioner. He was born in Culpeper County, Va.; died in 
Mason County, Ky. Edward Dobyn (1747-94) served as a private in 
the Culpeper County, Virginia militia. He was born in England; 
died in Mason County, Ky. 
Also No. 75128. 
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 76 
Mrs. Linda Chinn Geisreiter. 
DAR ID Number: 75128 
Born in Lewisburg, Ky. Wife of Sebastian Geisreiter. Descendant 
of Edward Dobyns and of John Porter. Daughter of Raleigh Dobyns 
Chinn (1821-62) and Mary Ann La Rue (1830-70), his 2nd wife, m. 
1855. Granddaughter of Thomas Robinson La Rue (1807-41) and 
Malinda Dobyns (1804-43), his wife, m. 1825. Gr-gr-granddaughter 
of Charles Dobyns (1781-1828) and Elizabeth Porter (1788-1871), 
his wife, m. 1813. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Edward Dobyns and 
Frances Keye (1751-1821), his wife, m. 1769; John Porter and Jane 
Smith, his wife. Edward Dobyns (1747-94) served in the Culpeper 
County militia. He was born in England; died in Mason County, Ky. 
John Porter (1759-98) served as a private in the Virginia 
Artillery. In 1832 he was a pensioner. He was born in Culpeper 
County, Va. 

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 110 
Miss Mary E. Brodie. 
DAR ID Number: 109944 
Born in Fayetteville, Ark. Descendant of Laughlin McLean and of 
Dr. John Brodie, as follows: 1. Lodowich Brodie (1800-50) m. 2nd 
1827 Amanda Anthony (1806-55). 2. William B. Anthony (1775-1815) 
m. 1800 Susan McLean (1779-1839); John Brodie m. 1782 Mary Taylor 
(1759-1847). 3. Laughlin McLean m. – Duvall. Laughlin McLean  
1740-1805), in 1782, was private in Capt. Uriah Springer's 
company, 7th Virginia regiment, Continental Line. He was born in 
Scotland; died in Nashville, Tenn. John Brodie (1753-1830) served
as surgeon to the troops at Hampton, Va., 1776. He was born in 
Scotland; died in Tennessee. 
Also No. 70720. 
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 71 
Miss Amanda M. Stone. DAR ID Number: 70720 Born in Fayetteville, 
Ark. Descendant of Robert Hicks, Dr. John Brodie, and Dr. 
Laughlin McLean. Daughter of Stephen K. Stone (1819-1909) and 
Amanda M. Brodie (1825-1912), his wife, m. 1842. Granddaughter of 
Parker F. Stone (1788-1854) and Kindness Hicks (1794-1858), his 
wife, m. 1811; Lodowick Brodie (1800-50) and Matilda G. Anthony 
(1804-27), his wife, m. 1821. 
See No. 70719. 
Gr-granddaughter of John Brodie and Mary Taylor (1759-1847), his 
wife, m. 1782; William Banks Anthony (d. 1815) and Susan McLean 
(d. 1839), his wife, m. 1800. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Laughlin 
McLean and — Durall, his wife. John Brodie (1753-1830) served as
surgeon to the troops at Hampton, Va., 1776. He was born in 
Scotland; died in Tennessee. Laughlin McLean (1740-1805) in 1782 
was surgeon in Capt. Uriah Springer's company, 7th Virginia 
regiment, Continental Line. He was born in Scotland; died in 
Nashville, Tenn. 
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 71 page 258 [p.258] 
Mrs. Mary M. Stone Albright. 
DAR ID Number: 70719 
Born in Fayetteville, Ark. Descendant of Robert Hicks. Daughter 
of Stephen K. Stone (b. 1819) and Amanda M. Brodie (b. 1825), his 
wife, m. 1842. Granddaughter of Parker F. Stone (1788-1854) and
Kindness Hicks (1794-1858), his wife, m. 1811. Gr-granddaughter 
of Robert Hicks and — Raven, his wife. Robert Hicks (1759-1829) 
served in the North Carolina militia and was engaged in the 
battle of Guilford Court House. He died in Granville County, N. 
C. 
Also No. 62772. 
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 113 
Mrs. Laura Olive Tobin Leaverton. 
DAR ID Number: 112012
Born in Springfield, Ill. Wife of Charles A. Leaverton. 
Descendant of Benjamin Duvall, as follows: 1. James Tobin 
(1833-1912) m. 1854 Eleanor Jane Marlow (1833-1904). 2. Isaac 
Tobin (1803-1881) m. 1826 Matilds Anne Benton (1810-64). 3. 
Edward Willett Benton (1782-1868) m. 1806 Hannah Duvall (d. 
1812). 4. Benjamin Duvall. Benjamin Duvall (1760-1831) was
placed on the pension roll of Prince Georges County. Maryland, 
1818 for service as private, Maryland Line. He was born in 
Maryland; died in Prince Georges County, Md. 
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 114 page 43 
Mrs. Ellen Kollock Duvall Justice. 
DAR ID Number: 113120 
Born in Cheraw, S. C. Wife of John W. Justice. Descendant of 
Thomas Powe, as follows: 1. Henry Powe Duvall (b. 1846) m. 
1869 Sarah Jane Waddill (b. 1847). [p.43] 2. Gideon Duvall 
(1812-82) m. 1844 Sarah Powe (1825-97). 3. Thomas Powe, Jr. 
(1768-81), m. Martha Ellerbe (1793-1866). 4. Thomas Powe m. 1st 
Rachel Allen. Thomas Powe (1747-1817) in 1780 had charge of the
Commissary Department, Colonel Hicks' South Carolina regiment. He 
was born in Virginia; died in Cheraw, S. C. 
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 156 page 157 [p.157] 
Mrs. Lillian Nell Duvall Murdock. 
DAR ID Number: 155488 
Born in Pittsburgh, Kans. Wife of Curtis D. Murdock. Descendant 
of Lieut. Robert Young, as follows: 1. Walter St. Clair DuVall 
(1875-1909) m. 1900 Nellie Victoria Gimlin (1876-1902). 2. Giles 
Alexander DuVall (1848-83) m. 1871 Mary Ann Darby (b. 1851). 3. 
Henry H. DuVall (1804-85) m. Alicia Louise Cooke (1814-93). 4.
Littleton Cooke m. Margaret Young (1788-1854). 5. Robert Young m. 
1780 Judith Heath Tebbs (1757-1849). Robert Young (1752-90) 
served as lieutenant in Capt. Jesse Davis' company, Col. Daniel 
Morgan's 12th regiment, Virginia Line. His widow received a 
pension. He was born in Prince William County, Va.; died in 
Kentucky. 
Also No. 1323 

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 10 page 108 
Mrs. Helena Louisa Sullivan. 
DAR ID Number: 9287 
Born in Ohio. Wife of Alexander Sullivan. Descendant of Col. 
Ebenezer Zane, of Virginia. Daughter of John Clarke and Rebecca 
Zane, his wife. Granddaughter of Ebenezer Zane and Elizabeth 
McCullough, his wife. [p.108] Ebenezer Zane, 1777, was in the 
defense of Fort Henry and commander at Wheeling, when the 
garrison repulsed the British and Indians after a three days
siege. The courage of his sister, Elizabeth, who ran the gauntlet 
of the Indians to obtain powder, places her among the heroines of 
the Revolution. He was the founder of the town of Zanesville. 
Also No. 7324. 

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution 
Volume 8 
Mrs. Aimee Du Val Zane Speakman. 
DAR ID Number: 7324 
Born in Missouri. 
Wife of Charles Arthur Speakman. Descendant of Col. Ebenezer 
Zane, of Virginia. Daughter of George Stanbery Zane and Ella Du 
Val Haines, his wife. Granddaughter of Orloff Alexis Zane and 
Virginia F. C. Stanbery, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Daniel  
Zane and Cynthia Zane, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of 
Ebenezer Zane and Elizabeth McColloch, his wife. Ebenezer Zane, 
1777, served in the defense of Fort Henry at Wheeling, and his 
youngest sister, Elizabeth, was the heroine of the garrison. In 
1782, after a three days' siege, the British and Indians that 
attacked the fort were repulsed. He was given a grant of land, 
where Zanesville now stands. [End of DAR]

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