DAR PEDIGREES

Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.)
Calvert County Pedigrees

Mrs. Lily F. Burchell Greiner. DAR ID Number: 74804

Born in Clarke County, Va.
Wife of John E. Greiner.

Descendant of William Allnutt.
Daughter of John Foster Burchell and Martha Ann Sowers, his wife.
Granddaughter of John Burchell and Sarah Foster, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of John foster and Susanna Allnutt, his 1st wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of James Allnutt and Jane Cobrett, his 2nd wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of William Allnutt and Mary Talbot, his wife.

William Allnutt was commissioned a judge of the Court of Appeals for Calvert County, Md., 1778. He was born in Calvert County, 1711, and died in Maryland.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 75 page 294

Mrs. Edna Isabel Troxell Hetzel. DAR ID Number: 75292

Born in Cumberland,
Md. Wife of Carl C. Hetzel.

Descendant of Martin French.
Daughter of Charles Sanford Troxell (1857-78) and Alice Isabel French (b. 1857), his wife, m. 1876.
Granddaughter of Robert Armstead French (1820-97) and Mary Elizabeth Woods (1827-1909), his wife, m. 1845.
Gr-granddaughter of William French (1790-1828) and Lucy Ann Cully (d. 1854), his wife, m. 1820.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of William French (1760-1820) and Annie Gibson, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Martin French and Priscilla Anderson, his wife.

Martin French (1735-86) enlisted as a private in the 2nd Maryland regiment, Continental Line, 1777. He was born and died in Calvert County.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 76 page 107

Mrs. Maria Ringgold (Fitzhugh) Fitzhugh. DAR ID Number: 75938

Born in Geneseo, N. Y.
Wife of Daniel Carroll Fitzhugh.

Descendant of Lieut. William Fitzhugh.
Daughter of Daniel Hughes Fitzhugh (1794-1881) and Anna Frisby Dana (1803-50), his wife, m. 1820.
Granddaughter of William Fitzhugh and Ann Hughes (1771-1828), his wife, m. 1789.

William Fitzhugh (1761-1839) served as cornet of the 3rd Continental Dragoons, 1779; made lieutenant, 1782; transferred to Baylor's regiment and served to the close of the war. He was born in Calvert County, Md.; died in Livingston County, N. Y.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 76 page 352

Mrs. Marie Hyde Talbott Ellison. DAR ID Number: 76617

Born in Poolesville, Md.
Wife of Walter G. Ellison.

Descendant of Thomas Hyde, Sylvester Phillips, Daniel Rathbone, and Clement Smith.
Daughter of William Hyde Talbott (b. 1861) and Bertha C. Hall (b. 1864), his wife, m. 1885.
Granddaughter of Benson Talbott (1822-1902) and Maria Hyde (1828-1903), his wife, m. 1848; Thomas Randolph Hall (1828-84) and Clarinda Beecher Phillips (1842-1914), his wife, m. 1860.
Gr-granddaughter of Thomas William Hyde (1797-1887) and Emily Wailes (1799-1836), his wife, m. 1819; Samuel Kent Phillips (1810-81) and Sarah Rathbone Beecher (1818-50), his wife, m. 1834.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas Hyde, Jr. (1767-1842) and Rebecca Mantell (d. 1829), his wife, m. 1792; Richard Phillips (1788-1868) and Amity B. Newton (1787-1866), his wife, m. 1807; Hopestill Beecher (1777-1823) and Abigail Rathbone (1779-1879), his wife, m. 1800; John Wailes and Sarah Smith, his wife. [p.232]
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas Hyde and Elizabeth Bishop, his wife, m. 1749; Sylvester Phillips and Rachel Chilson (1758-1840), his wife, m. 1783; Daniel Rathbone and Sarah Higbee (b. 1739), his wife, m. 1758; Richard Smith and Mary Peter, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Clement Smith and Barbara Sim, his wife.

Thomas Hyde (1725-95) was appointed by the Maryland Convention and by the Council of Safety one of the supervisors for the emission of Bills of Credit for the defense of the Province. He was born and died in Anne Arundel County, Md.

Sylvester Phillips (1758-1841) served as a private in Capt. Abel Densmore's company, Col. Elisha Porter's Hampshire County, Massachusetts regiment, in expedition to Canada. He was born in Ashford, Mass.; died in Westfield, Pa.

Daniel Rathbone (1731-1823) served several enlistments under different commands, 1776-78, Massachusetts militia. He was born in Richmond, Mass.; died in Westfield, Pa.

Clement Smith (1724-92) was deputy commissary of Calvert County, Md., 1777, where he was born and died.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 77 page 232

Mrs. Ida T. Jones Hartzell. DAR ID Number: 76974

Born in Decatur, Ill.
Wife of Charles Hartzell.

Descendant of Archibald Edmondson.
Daughter of Edward Anson Jones and Margery F. Elkin, his wife.
Granddaughter of William F. Elkin and Elizabeth Constant, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Thomas Constant and Margery Edmondson, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Archibald Edmondson and Blanche Anna —, his wife.

Archilbald Edmondson (1734-87) enlisted, 1776, in Capt. John Brook's company, of the Flying Camp from Calvert County, Md. He was born and died in Maryland.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 77 page 366

Mrs. Marie L. Bourne Bickers. DAR ID Number: 78496

Born in Calvert County, Md.
Wife of Alonzo Lee Bickers.

Descendant of Ensign Joseph Blake, of Maryland.
Daughter of Thomas Blake Bourne (1825-74) and Margaret Louise Maurice (1825-84), his wife, m. 1848. [p.183]
Granddaughter of James Elt Bourne and Maria Blake (1793-1840), his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Blake and Elizabeth Blake (1771-1849), his wife.

Joseph Blake (1760-1843) was commissioned ensign, 1778, of the Calvert County militia. He was born and died in Calvert County.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 79 page 183

Miss Amelia Austin Flynn. DAR ID Number: 79468

Born in Alton, Ill.

Descendant of William Rigby.
Daughter of William Flynn (b. 1839) and Aletha Elizabeth Hayes (b. 1847), his wife, m. 1869.
Granddaughter of John Wesley Hayes (1816-59) and Amelia Rigby (1823-84), his wife, m. 1840.
Gr-granddaughter of Nathaniel Rigby (1786-1828) and Jane Stewart (d. 1834), his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Rigby and Anne Yeo (d. 1813), his wife.

William Rigby (1753-1830) enlisted from Maryland and was in the battles of Brandywine and Monmouth. He was discharged, 1780, at Christian Creek, Pennsylvania. His widow, in 1853, received a pension. He was born in Calvert County, Md.; died in Fairfield County, Ohio.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 80 page 169

Mrs. Edith Roberts Ramsburgh. DAR ID Number: 84732

Born in Washington, D. C.
Wife of Dr. Jesse Ramsburgh.

Descendant of Capt. John Mackall, Thomas Loker, Clement Smith, Dr. Joseph Sim Smith, and Col. Thomas Price, as follows:
1. William Elder Roberts, M. D. (1839-96), m. 1871, Rebecca Worthington Naylor (1846-83).
2. John Mackall Roberts, M. D. (1815-65), m. 1838, Matilda Campbell Elder (1819-98); Henry Naylor (1799-1871), m. 1838, Susan Matilda Smith (1802-71).
3. Charles Roberts (d. 1815), m. 1811, Ann Loker (1787-1866); Joseph Sim Smith, m. 1789, Eliza Price (b. 1865).
4. Thomas Loker, m. 1781, Rebecca Mackall (1762-1824); Clement Smith, m. Barbara Simm; Thomas Price, m. Mary .
5. John Mackall, m. Margaret Gough.

John Mackall (1738-1813) was commissioned captain, 1777, of the Lower Battalion, St. Marys County militia. He was born and died in St. Marys County, Md.

Thomas Loker (1751-1803) signed the Oath of Allegiance to the Colonies, 1778. He was born and died in St. Marys County, Md.

Clement Smith was Deputy Commissary of Calvert County, 1777. He was born, about 1718, in Calvert County, Md., where, in 1792, he died.

Joseph Sim Smith (1758-1822), in 1775-80, was surgeon's mate, and, cornet, 1780-82, of the 1st battalion, Armand's Cavalry, Partisan Corps. He was born in Calvert County; died in Carroll County, Md.

Thomas Price (1730-95) was captain and major, 1775-76, of riflemen; promoted colonel, 1777, of the 2nd Maryland regiment. He was born and died in Frederick County, Md.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 85 page 286

Miss R. Elizabeth Grahame. DAR ID Number: 85651

Born in Frostburg, Md.

Descendant of Brig.-Gen. Thomas Johnson, as follows:
1. Dr. Thomas Johnson Grahame (1831-90), m. 2d, 1866, Anna M. E. Duke (1842-89).
2. James Grahame (1804-34), m. 1828, Margaret R. Johnson (1807-83).
3. Thomas Johnson, m. Rebecca Johnson.
4. Thomas Johnson, m. 1766, Ann Jennings (parents of Rebecca).

Thomas Johnson (1732-1819) first governor of Maryland, was a member of Congress, 1775, and on June 15th nominated George Washington commander-in-chief of the Continental forces. He was brigadier-general of militia and distinguished himself at Paoli. He was born in Calvert County, Md.; died in Frederick.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 86 page 251

Mrs. Kate Taylor Prescott Carter. DAR ID Number: 86144

Born in Avoyelles Parish, La.
Wife of James G. Carter.

Descendant of Lieut. Benjamin Mackall and of Lieut. William Henshaw, as follows:
1. Benjamin Prescott (b. 1835) m., 1858, Catherine E. Taylor (1839-78).
2. Walter H. Taylor m. Harriet Beall Mackall; William Marshall Prescott m. Evelina T. Moore.
3. Leonard Mackall m. Catherine Beall; John Moore m. Adelaide N. de M. Moore.
4. Benjamin Mackall m. Rebecca Covington; Lewis Moore m. Rebecca Henshaw.
5. William Henshaw m. Agnes Anderson.

Benjamin Mackall was a lieutenant in the Maryland Line and a delegate to the Freeman's Committee at Annapolis, 1774, and member of the Constitutional Convention, 1776. He was born, 1723, in Calvert County, Md. Also No. 70904.

William Henshaw (1736-99) served as lieutenant in Capt. Hugh Stephenson's company, 1775. He was born and died in Berkeley County, Va.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 87 page 46

Mrs. Isabella Atkinson Shumard. DAR ID Number: 89410

Born in St. Louis, Mo.

Descendant of George Young, as follows:
1. John Cope Atkinson m. Susan Bright Fleming.
2. James Fleming m. Susan Young.
3. George Young m. Mary Helen.

George Young (1755-1807) served as a private from Maryland in the Continental troops. He was born in Calvert County, Md.; died in Lexington, Ky.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 90 page 134

Mrs. Bessie Roberts Bierer. DAR ID Number: 89921

Born in Washington, D. C. Wife of Capt. Bion B. Bierer, U. S. N. Descendant of Capt. John Mackall, Dr. Clement Smith, Dr. Joseph Sim Smith, Col. Thomas Price and Thomas Loker, as follows: 1. William Elder Roberts, M. D. (1839-96), m. 1871 Rebecca Worthington Naylor (1846-83). 2. John Mackall Roberts, M. D. (1815-65), m. 1838 Matilda Campbell Elder (1819-98); Henry Naylor (1799-1871) m. 1838 Susan Matilda Smith (1802-71). 3. Charles Roberts (d. 1815) m. 1811 Ann Loker (1787-1866); Joseph Sim Smith m. 1789 Eliza Price (b. 1865). 4. Thomas Loker m. 1781 Rebecca Mackall (1762-1824); Clement Smith m. Barbara Sim; Thomas Price m. Mary —. 5. John Mackall m. Margaret Gough. John Mackall (1738-1813) was commissioned captain, 1777, of the Lower Battalion, St. Mary's County militia. He was born and died in St. Mary's County, Md. Clement Smith was Deputy Commissary of Calvert County, 1777. He was born about 1718, in Calvert County, Md., where, in 1792, he died. Joseph Sim Smith (1758-1822), in 1775-80, was surgeon's mate and, 1780-82, was cornet of the 1st battalion, Armand's Cavalry, Partisan Corps. He was born in Calvert County; died in Carroll County, Md. Thomas Price (1730-95) was captain and major, 1775-76, of riflemen; promoted colonel, 1777, of the 2nd Maryland regiment. He was born and died in Frederick County, Md. Thomas Loker (1751-1803) signed the Oath of Allegiance to the Colonies, 1778. He was born and died in St. Mary's County, Md.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 90 page 299

Mrs. Carrie Williamson Murkland. DAR ID Number: 90470

Born in Farmville, Va. Wife of Paul Lee Murkland.

Descendant of Capt. Charles Williamson, as follows:
1. Lewis Warrington Williamson (1837-92) m. 1864 Mattie Annie Paulett (1844-1904).
2. Dr. Thomas Williamson (1791-1859) m. — Dulton (1807-85).
3. Charles Williamson m. Mary — (b. 1746).

Charles Williamson (1748-86) commanded a company, 1778-79, of Calvert County militia. He was born and died in Calvert County, Md.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 91 page 152

Mrs. Dorothy Chew Mason. DAR ID Number: 92258

Born in Pueblo, Colo.
Wife of Ross Mason.

Descendant of Samuel Chew, as follows:
1. Edward Reynolds Chew (b. 1852) m. 1890 Ella Shepherd (b. 1866).
2. Dr. Samuel H. Chew (1819-89) m. 1847 Emily Higbee (b. 1828).
3. Samuel Chew, Jr., m. 2nd Mary Smith.
4. Samuel Chew m. 1st — Weems.

Samuel Chew (1737-90) was a member of the Maryland Convention, 1775; of the Association of Freemen; and one of the fifty-seven signers of the original Association. He was born and died in Calvert County, Md.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 93 page 84

Miss Nona Nell Johnson. DAR ID Number: 94793

Born in Auburn, Ky.

Descendant of William Fitzhugh and of Anne Frisby Ronsby, as follows:
1. Lewis Calvin Johnson (1843-1902) m. 1865 America Fitzhugh (b. 1842).
2. James Fitzhugh (1797-1863) m. 1827 America Edwards (1806-80).
3. William Frisby Fitzhugh (1761-1839) m. Ann Hughes. 4. William Fitzhugh m. 2nd Anne Frisby Ronsby (1727-93).

William Fitzhugh. (1721-98) was a member of the Maryland Convention, 1776, and subsequently Council of State. He was born in Stafford County, Va.; removed to Maryland before the Revolution, and died in Calvert County, Md.

Anne Frisby Ronsby (1727-93) defended her husband, who was blind, and assisted her two sons to escape when her home was threatened by a detachment of British. She was born in Cecil County; died in Calvert County, Md.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 95 page 239

Mrs. Myrtice Scott West. DAR ID Number: 96194

Born in Atlanta, Ga.
Wife of Henry Francis West.

Descendant of Capt. Peregrine Fitzhugh, as follows:
1. Fred M. Scott m. Mary Evelyn Caswell.
2. N. B. Caswell m. Elizabeth C. Fitzhugh.
3. Bennett Chew Fitzhugh m. Sarah Phelps.
4. Peregrine Fitzhugh m. Elizabeth Chew.

Peregrine Fitzhugh (1759-1811) commanded a company in the 3rd Virginia Continental Dragoons, and, 1781, served as aide-de-camp to General Washington. He was born in Calvert County, Md.; died in Sodus, N. Y.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 97 page 61

Mrs. Bessie Edmonson Bradfield. DAR ID Number: 96999

Born in Lexington, Ky.
Wife of Judge George H. Bradfield.

Descendant of Archibald Edmonston, and of Jesse Noland, as follows:
1. Robert Elkin Edmonson (1843-1912) m. 1867 Mary Nancy Hadden (1845-1906).
2. James Edmonston (1785-1860) m. 2nd Polly Boone (d. 1895); Nicholas Hadden (b. 1799) m. Nancy Noland (b. 1805).
3. Archibald Edmonston, Jr. (1760-1800) m. Malinda Barnes (1764-1856); Jesse Noland m. Sarah Barbara Turner.
4. Archibald Edmonston m. Blanchana —.

Archibald Edmonston (1734-87) enlisted, 1776, in Capt. John Brook's company, of the Flying Camp from Calvert County, Md. He was born and died in Maryland. Also No. 76974.

Jesse Noland (1761-1834) served, 1781, as a private in Capt. John Johnston's company, Col. Francis Lock's North Carolina regiment. He was born in Maryland; died in Estill County, Ky.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 97 page 312

Mrs. Nannie Thompson Focke. DAR ID Number: 98630

Born in Baltimore, Md.
Wife of Walter David Focke.

Descendant of Corp. William Coe, as follows:
1. John Marion Buck (1815-89) m. 2nd 1856 Eleanor Emily Coe (1836-1903).
2. Alexander Benson Coe (1806-49) m. 1831 Margaret Eleanor Thompson (1811-65).
3. William Coe m. 2nd 1793 Mary Sears (1773-1835).

William Coe (1757-1834) served as private and corporal in Captain Thomas' company, Colonel Smallwood's regiment, Maryland Line. He was born in Calvert County; died in Baltimore, Md.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 99 page 198

Mrs. Aletha Hayes Flynn. DAR ID Number: 103631

Born in Jamestown, Ind. Wife of William Flynn. Descendant of William Rigby, as follows: 1. John Wesley Hayes (1816-59) m. 1840 Amelia Rigby (1823-84). 2. Nathaniel Rigby (1786-1828) m. Jane Stewart (d. 1834). 3. William Rigby m. Anne Yeo (d. 1813). [p.193] William Rigby (1753-1830) enlisted from Maryland and was in the battles of Brandywine and Monmouth. He was discharged, 1780, at Christian Creek, Pa. He was born in Calvert County, Md.; died in Fairfield County, Ohio.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 104 page 193

Mrs. May Hill Dunn. DAR ID Number: 104273

Born in Washington, D. C.
Wife of Charles A. Dunn.

Descendant of Capt. Henry Hill, Jr., Clement Smith, Dr. Clement Smith, Jr., Notley Young, Robert Livingston, John Livingston, and Major Ignatius Fenwick, as follows:
1. Peter Henry Hill (1852-93) m. 1873 Nora M. Young (b. 1854).
2. Alexander Penn Hill (1823-98) m. Mary Elizabeth Childs (1827-82); Ignatius Fenwick Young, Jr. (1825-92) m. 1851 Nora Carroll Livingston (1830-96).
3. Joseph Benedict Hill (1789-1864) m. Sarah D. Heiskell (b. 1795); Ignatius Fenwick Young (1790-1834) m. Barbara Sim Smith (1794-1862); Robert Le Roy Livingston (b. 1780) m. 1811 Anna Maria Diggs (1793-1865).
4. Henry Hill m. 1780 Esther Brooke; Nicholas Young (1763-1826) m. Sarah Fenwick (1766-1825); John Livingston m. 1775 Mary Ann LeRoy (d. 1795); Clement Smith, Jr. m. — Brooke.
5. Robert Livingston m. 1st, 1748 Maria Thong (1711-65); Ignatius Fenwick m. Sarah Taney; Clement Smith m. Barbara Sim; Notley Young m. Ellinor Diggs.

Henry Hill commanded a company in Col. Luke Marbury's battalion Smallwood Flying Camp. He was born in Maryland; died, 1822.

Clement Smith (1724-92) was Deputy Commissary of Calvert County, Md., 1777. He was born and died in Calvert County. Also No. 84732.

Clement Smith, Jr. (1756-1831) served as surgeon from Calvert County, Md., where he was born.

Notley Young (1738-1802), in 1775, was a member of the Convention, which met at Annapolis. He was Justice of the Peace of Prince Georges County, 1779. He was born and died in Washington, D. C.

Robert Livingston (1700-90), who had served in the early wars, pledged his estate for the credit of the colonies during the Revolution and also gave the use of his Foundries. He was born at Livingston Manor, N. Y.

John Livingston (1749-1822), a patriot, in 1776, gave the lead from his windows to be used for bullets. He was born in New York.

Ignatius Fenwick (1736-84) served as major in the Lower Battalion of St. Mary's County, 1776, where he was born and died.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 105 page 92

Mrs. Jessie Flynn Fisher. DAR ID Number: 111258

Born in Alton, Ill.
Wife of John White Fisher.

Descendant of Sergt. William Rigby, as follows:
1. William Flynn (b. 1839) m. 1869 Aletha Hayes (b. 1847).
2. John Wesley Hayes (1816-59) m. 1840 Amelia Rigby (1823-84).
3. Nathaniel Rigby (1786-1828) m. Jane Stewart (d. 1834).
4. William Rigby m. Anne Yeo (d. 1812).

William Rigby (1753-1830) enlisted from Maryland and was in the battles of Brandywine and Monmouth. He was discharged, 1780, at Christian Creek, Pa. He was born in Calvert County, Md.; died in Fairfield County, Ohio.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 112 page 84

Mrs. Jane Duke Hance Wilson. DAR ID Number: 117486

Born in Calvert County, Md.

Descendant of Lieut. Col. Alexander Somerville, as follows:
1. Young Duke Hance (b. 1858) m. 1886 Susan Dave Bourne (b. 1857).
2. Benjamin Hance (1824-92) m. 1850 Sarah Jane Duke (1829-97).
3. James Duke, Jr. (b. 1797) m. 1820 Ann Maria Levielle.
4. James Duke (1765-1825) m. 1786 Rebecca Somerville (1765-1837).
5. Alexander Somerville m. 1759 Rebecca Dawkins (1740-1812).

Alexander Somerville (1734-83) served in the militia; was active on committees and represented Calvert County, Md., 1776. He was born in Calvert County; died in Maryland.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 118 page 150

Miss Emma Katharine Edwards. DAR ID Number: 120776

Born in Chatfield, Minn.

Descendant of Capt. Perregrine Fitzhugh, as follows:
1. William Rose Edwards (1832-1913) m. 1864 Margaret Henry (b. 1839).
2. William Edwards (1797-1867) m. 1822 Maria Fitzhugh (1799-1866).
3. Perregrine Fitzhugh m. 1779 Elizabeth Crowley Chew (1764-1854).

Perregrine Fitzhugh (1759-1810) was aide-de-camp to Washington and captain of Virginia dragoons. He was born in Calvert County, Md.; died in Sodus Point, N. Y.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 121 page 241

Mrs. Florence A. Brown Grason. DAR ID Number: 121417

Born in Howard County, Md.
Wife of William R. Grason.

Descendant of Lieut. Samuel Brown, Capt. Thomas Jenkins, Capt. John Brooke, Lieut. Brice John Gassaway, Alexander Somerville, Lieut. Nathaniel Wilson, Azel Warfield and John Broome, as follows:
1. Samuel Thomas Brown (b. 1847) m. Lydia Broome.
2. Nathaniel Wilson Broome (1814-65) m. 1843 Anne Harriett Brooke (1821-93); Samuel Brown (1810-80) m. 1843 Elizabeth Jenkins (1812-92).
3. John Riggs Brown (1775-1814) m. 1797 Sarah Griffith Gassaway (1776-1858); Henry Jenkins (1781-1870) m. 1809 Anna Harrion (1791-1817); John James Brooke (1787-1836) m. 1810 Juliet Duke (1791-1829); John Broome (1775-1842) m. 1806 Anne Wilson (b. 1779).
4. Samuel Brown m. 1773 Achsah Riggs (1745-1817); Thomas Jenkins m. 1780 Mary Neale (1759-1812); John Brooke m. 1786 Mary Wheeler (1755-1808); Brice John Gassaway m. 1775 Dinah Warfield (b. 1757); James Duke (1765-1825) m. 1786 Rebecca Somervell (1765-1837); Nathaniel Wilson m. 1st 1778 Anne Broome (1758-83); John Broome (b. 1749) m. 1774 Betty Height Gault.
5. Alexander Somervell m. 1759 Rebecca Dawkins (d. 1812); Azel Warfield m. 1st 1751 Sarah MacCubbin Griffith (1730-1865); John Broome m. 1748 Mary Mackall (b. 1731).

Samuel Brown (1747-1833) was commissioned lieutenant, 1778, in Capt. Charles Hammond's company of the Elk Ridge battalion of militia, Anne Arundel County, Md.

Thomas Jenkins (1757-1821) was captain of his own ship “Potomac,” which he ran as a privateer. He was born and died in Charles County, Md.

John Brooke (1753-90) was captain in Col. Alexander Somervell's regiment, Maryland Line. He was born and died in Calvert County, Md.

Brice John Gassaway was lieutenant in Capt. Charles Fox's company, Maryland Line. He was born in Anne Arundel County; died in Montgomery County, Md.

Alexander Somervell (1734-83) served in the militia; was active on committees and represented Calvert County, Md., 1776. He was born in Calvert County; died in Maryland.

Nathaniel Wilson (1754-96) was lieutenant of the Flying Camp of Maryland, where he was born. He died in Kentucky.

John Broome (1726-97) was a member of the Committee of Safety and Observation, of Calvert County, Md., where he was born and died. Azel Warfield (1726-87) was a patriot of Maryland. He was born and died in Anne Arundel County, Md.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 122 page 135

Mrs. Margaret Somerville Hayden. DAR ID Number: 125813

Born in Calvert County, Md.
Wife of Francis G. Hayden.

Descendant of Lieut. Col. Alexander Somerville, as follows:
1. Charles S. Somerville (1833-73) m. 1853 Margaret E. Weems (b. 1836).
2. Alexander Somerville (1806-65) m. 1832 Cornelia Sewell (1808-74).
3. William Somerville (1763-1816) m. 1795 Eliza Wilson Ireland (1775-1835).
4. Alexander Somerville m. 1759 Rebecca Dawkins (1741-1812).

Alexander Somerville (1734-83) was appointed lieutenant colonel, 1776, Maryland troops. He was born and died in Calvert County, Md.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 126 page 258

Mrs. Rosa Lu Williams Fisher. DAR ID Number: 126595

Born in Howard County, Md.
Wife of Samuel G. Fisher.

Descendant of Lieut. Col. Alexander Somervell, Lieut. Nathaniel Wilson and Capt. John Brooke, as follows:
1. James T. Williams m. 1865 Juliet Duke Broome.
2. Nathaniel Wilson Broome (1814-65) m. 1843 Anne Harriet Brooke (1821-93).
3. John James Brooke (1787-1836) m. 1810 Juliet Duke (1791-1829); John Broome (1775-1842) m. 1806 Anne Wilson (1779-1846).
4. James Duke (1765-1825) m. 1786 Rebecca Somervell (1765-1837); Nathaniel Wilson m. 1st 1778 Anne Broome (1758-83); John Brooke m. 1786 Mary Wheeler (1755-1808).
5. Alexander Somervell m. 1759 Rebecca Dawkins (1740-1812).

Alexander Somervell (1734-83) served as lieutenant-colonel in the Maryland militia. He was born in Calvert County; died in Maryland. Also No. 117486.

Nathaniel Wilson (1754-96) was lieutenant in Capt. John Brooke's company, Calvert County militia. He was commissioned captain, 1779. He was born in Calvert County, Md.; died in Maysville, Ky.

John Brooke (1753-90) served as captain under Lieut. Col. Somervell, Maryland troops. He was born and died in Calvert County, Md.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 127 page 187

Mrs. Alice Hardeman Dulaney.157084

Born in Kenton County, Ky.
Wife of Malcolm E. DuLaney.

Descendant of Lieut. Michael Taney, as follows:
1. Thomas W. Hardeman (1844-1908) m. 1865 Elizabeth Taney (1848-1915).
2. John Peter Taney (1807-77) m. 1836 Catherine Rogers (1820-1910).
3. John Thomas Taney (d. 1830) m. 1800 Nancy Yelton (1780-1836).
4. Michael Taney m. 1775 Monica Brooke (1755-99).

Michael Taney (1756-96) served as lieutenant in the Calvert County, Maryland militia. He was born and died in Calvert County, Md.

Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 158; THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE Daughters of the American Revolution page 27