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Our Patriot Ancestors
Connecticut
Obadiah Gore
Amos Kelsey, CS, PS
Eliakim Perry, Pvt
Joseph Skinner, Cpl
Daniel Warner
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Georgia
Richard Bassett, Sol
Dionysius Wright
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Louisiana
Silvain Saunier
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Maryland
James Bright
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Massachussets
Jeremiah Cady, Pvt
John Crozier, Lt
Isaac Ellis, Cpl
Abijah Markham
Daniel Markham
Stephen Markham
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New Jersey
Jacob Garrigus
Moses Griffin, PS, Staff Officer
Richard Holcomb, Pvt
Joseph Fitz Randolph
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New Hampshire
William Osgood
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New York
William Little, Pvt
William Stevens
Lot Swift​
North Carolina
David Alderman
Daniel Ball
Alexander Biggs
Barnet Brock
Samuel Brashear
Edward Cornwallis Debruhl
William Gantt, PS
Henry Harris, PS
John Harris, PS
Edwin Ingraham, Ensign
William Mcharg
Hugh Montgomery, PS
George Jacob Miller
Jeremiah Pearsall
John Pickett, PS
James Pressnal, PS
Benjamin Rush, PS
James Rutherford, CS
Reuben Searcy, CS, PS
Samuel Swan, Maj
John Tuttle, Pvt
Silas Weeks, Pvt
James Withers, PS
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Pennsylvania
Alexander Biggs
George DeHuff, Pvt
Moses Griffin, PS, Staff Officer
Gerlach Paul Flick
Leonard Kneyer
John Logue, Pvt
William Lytle
William Mcgehee
Alexander Mcharg
John Patten, Capt
David Phillips, Capt
Joseph Wilson, Lt
South Carolina
Abraham Abney, PS
Nathaniel Abney, PS
William Addington, Lt
Alexander Biggs
John Boyd, Pvt
Richard Bush, PS
John Gaston, Sr, CS
Christian Gates, Pvt
James Gowen, Lt
William Henry
Henry Laurens, PS
James Meek
Jehu Postal, Capt
Ralph Smith. CS, PS
William Smith, Maj
Solomon Wright
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Vermont
Eliakim Perry, Pvt
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Virginia
Robert Bratton
Bartholomew Carroll, Pvt
Michael Clay
John Peter Corn, Pvt
Elinor Brewster Dunn, PS
Jacob Franks
Rowland Gooch, PS
William Thomas Mullins
Giles Nantz, PS
James Nantz, Noncom, PS
Obadiah Nunnally, Noncom
John Plumley, Sol
John Powell, Capt
Benjamin Rose
Joseph Lawerence Stevens
Hezekiah Wade, Pvt
John Wheeler
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Celebrating America’s 250th Birthday
1776-2026
Spotlight on
our Woman Patriot!
Elinor Brewster Dunn
1754-1841
Three sisters, Elinor, Agnes, and Jeanette aided materially in the establishment of American independence. They worked day and night spinning and weaving and making clothes for the soldiers, cooking their meals, and moulding bullets. It was said their oven was never cold, and they melted all the silver in the house, including silver spoons to make bullets.
Brava to our woman patriots!
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