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| Link | Info | Name | Rel. | Birth | Death | Gender | Manager | Marriage | Status | |||||||||
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Trimmer-368 H   |
1841 | Anthony Trimmer | 1781 Pennsylvania | 1887 Smith Township, Washington, Pennsylvania | Male |  |
Catambay-1 |
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| Q75763452 | Anthony Trimmer ((1781-1841)) | 1781 | 1841 | male | ||||||||||||||
| Cowen-46 H |
27 Sep 1869 | Benjamin Sprague Cowen | certain 27 Sep 1793 certain Hartford, Washington, New York | certain 24 Sep 1869 certain Richland Township, Belmont County, Ohio, United States | Male | |
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| Q4889197 | Benjamin S. Cowen (American politician) | 27 Sep 1793 Washington County United States of America | 27 Sep 1869 St. Clairsville United States of America | male | ||||||||||||||
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| Tupper-661 H |
16 Jun 1792 | General Benjamin Tupper | certain 11 Mar 1738 certain Stoughton, Norfolk County, Massachusetts | certain 7 Jun 1792 certain Marietta, Washington County, Ohio, United States | Male | |
Dann-242 |
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| Q4889316 | Benjamin Tupper (Continental Army officer, pioneer to the Ohio Country) | 11 Mar 1738 Sharon United States of America | 16 Jun 1792 Marietta United States of America | male | ||||||||||||||
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| Hooe-173 H |
4 Jul 1869 | Bernard Hooe Jr. | certain 20 Jan 1791 Prince William County, Virginia, United States | certain 4 Feb 1869 Washington, District of Columbia, United States | Male | |
Lowe-866 |
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| Q107279830 | Bernard Hooe Jr. (American politician) | 20 Jan 1791 Prince William County United States of America | 4 Jul 1869 | male | ||||||||||||||
| Sandham-51 H |
Mar 1869 | Major Charles Freeman Sandham | certain 12 Oct 1782 Washington, Sussex, England | 14 Feb 1869 Thakeham, Sussex, England | Male | |
Sandham-45 |
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| Q75979318 | Charles Freeman Sandham (Peerage person ID=444994) | 12 Oct 1782 | Mar 1869 | male | ||||||||||||||
| Dunham-1195 H |
Aug 1804 | Daniel Dunham | certain 5 Feb 1728 certain Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey | before 28 Sep 1804 Washington Township, Morris, New Jersey, United States | Male | |
Wood-19343 Pearson-2409 |
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| Q96241603 | Daniel Dunham ((1726-1804)) | 5 Feb 1728 1726 | Aug 1804 | male | ||||||||||||||
| Martin-463 H |
30 Nov 1797 | Elizabeth Dunham (Martin) | uncertain 1730 Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey | uncertain 1798 Washington Township, Morris, New Jersey, United States | Female | |
Wood-19343 |
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| Q96241609 | Elizabeth Martin ((1730-1798)) | 30 Nov 1729 | 30 Nov 1797 | female | ||||||||||||||
| Willard-1665 H |
31 Dec 1774 | James Nutting Willard | 28 May 1734 Lunenburg, Worcester, Massachusetts Bay | Jan 1775 Hartford, Washington, New York | Male | |
Rodes-124 |
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| Q108430768 | James Nutting Willard ((1734-1775)) | 28 May 1734 | 31 Dec 1774 | male | ||||||||||||||
| Pumphery-9 H |
1823 | James Pumphery | 1765 Maryland | 1832 Washington, DC | Male | |
Beall-258 |
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| Q105806293 | James Pumphrey (- 1823 DC) | 1823 | male | |||||||||||||||
| Tilghman-67 H |
18 Apr 1809 | Hon James Tilghman | 2 Aug 1743 Melfield Queen Anne's Co MD | 17 Apr 1809 Washington, Maryland, United States | Male | |
Hingson-1 |
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| Q104524371 | James Tilghman (Attorney General of Maryland (1743-1809)) | 2 Aug 1743 | 18 Apr 1809 | male | ||||||||||||||
| Thurston-2261 H |
22 Mar 1830 | Jeremiah Thurston | 29 May 1768 Hopkinton, Kings, Rhode Island | 21 Mar 1830 Hopkinton, Washington, Rhode Island, United States | Male | |
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| Q17123798 | Jeremiah Thurston (American politician (1768-1830)) | 1768 Hopkinton United States of America | 22 Mar 1830 | male | ||||||||||||||
| Barney-3089 H |
26 Jan 1857 | John Barney | certain 18 Jan 1785 Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, United States | certain 26 Jan 1856 Washington, District of Columbia, United States | Male | |
Taylor-70674 |
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| Q2120286 | John Barney (American politician) | 18 Jan 1785 Baltimore United States of America | 26 Jan 1857 | male | ||||||||||||||
| Todd-3 H |
16 Jan 1852 | John Payne Todd | 29 Feb 1792 certain Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA | certain 27 Jan 1852 Washington DC, District of Columbia, USA | Male | |
Kelley-2232 Parker-13096 |
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| Q6252340 | John Payne Todd (stepson of U.S. president James Madison (1792-1852)) | 29 Feb 1792 Philadelphia United States of America | 16 Jan 1852 Washington, D.C. United States of America | male | ||||||||||||||
| Hart-794 H |
7 Apr 1864 | Lucretia Clay (Hart) | 18 Mar 1781 Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland, United States | 4 Apr 1864 Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, United States | Female | |
Caton-80 |
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| Q80402921 | Lucretia Hart Clay (wife of Henry Clay (1781-1864)) | 18 Mar 1781 Hagerstown United States of America | 7 Apr 1864 | female | ||||||||||||||
| Brent-428 H |
7 Sep 1819 | Brig Gen Robert Brent | 1764 Stafford, Virginia | 4 Sep 1819 Washington, District of Columbia, United States | Male | |
O'Carroll-61 |
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| Q7342338 | Robert Brent (American mayor) | 1764 Stafford County United States of America | 7 Sep 1819 Washington, D.C. United States of America | male | ||||||||||||||
| Armstrong-1862 H |
23 Feb 1854 | Brig Gen Robert Wells Armstrong | 28 Sep 1792 Abingdon, Washington, Virginia, United States | 24 Feb 1854 Washington D.C., United States | Male | |
Nichol-405 |
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| Q7341589 | Robert Armstrong (United States Army officer and diplomat) | 28 Sep 1792 Abingdon United States of America | 23 Feb 1854 Washington, D.C. United States of America | male | ||||||||||||||
| Morgan-2571 H |
2 Mar 1838 | Capt. Rufus Montezuma Morgan | certain 19 Feb 1781 certain New Preston, Washington, Litchfield, Connecticut, United States | certain 16 Aug 1826 certain Kingston, Roane, Tennessee, United States | Male | |
Spencer-2442 |
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| Q96308836 | Rufus Morgan (19 Feb 1789 Knox County, Tennessee - 2 Mar 1838 Knox County, Tennessee) | 19 Feb 1789 | 2 Mar 1838 | male | ||||||||||||||
| Doak-111 H |
12 Dec 1830 | Rev. Dr. Samuel Doak | 1 Aug 1749 Augusta County, Virginia Colony | certain 12 Dec 1829 Washington, Tennessee, United States | Male | |
Spires-111 |
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| Q7411272 | Samuel Doak (American clergyman and abolitionist) | 1749 Augusta County United States of America | 12 Dec 1830 1830 Bethel United States of America | male | ||||||||||||||
| Hildreth-104 H |
6 Aug 1823 | Samuel Prescott Hildreth MD | certain 1 Feb 1750 certain Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony | certain 7 Aug 1823 certain Belpre, Washington, Ohio | Male | |
Bennett-10913 |
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| Q7411691 | Samuel Hildreth (Massachusetts militia, Massachusetts naval privateer, father of Samuel Prescott Hildreth) | 1750 Townsend United States of America | 6 Aug 1823 Belpre United States of America | male | ||||||||||||||
| Potter-116 H |
14 Oct 1804 | Dept Gov Samuel Samuel J. John Potter | 29 Jun 1753 South Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island | 26 Sep 1804 Washington, Washington County, District of Columbia, United States | Male | |
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| Q431949 | Samuel J. Potter (American politician, Rhode Island (1753–1804)) | 29 Jun 1753 South Kingstown United States of America | 14 Oct 1804 Washington, D.C. United States of America | male | ||||||||||||||
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| Hawken-154 H |
8 May 1884 | Samuel T. Hawken | 26 Oct 1792 Hagerstown, Washington, Maryland, United States | 9 May 1884 St. Louis, Missouri, United States | Male | |
Hawkins-6548 |
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| Q40754769 | Samuel Hawken (American firearms designer (1792–1884)) | 26 Oct 1792 Hagerstown United States of America | 8 May 1884 St. Louis United States of America | male | ||||||
| Ward-9383 H |
6 Aug 1832 | Samuel Ward Jr. | 17 Nov 1756 Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island | 16 Aug 1832 New York County, New York, United States | Male | |
Stratman-17 |
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| Q7412874 | Samuel Ward Jr. (American politician and Revolutionary War soldier (1756–1832)) | 17 Nov 1756 Westerly United States of America | 6 Aug 1832 New York City United States of America | male | ||||||
| Briggs-2816 H |
1813 | Deacon Silas Briggs | certain 17 May 1732 certain Dighton, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay | certain 9 Sep 1814 certain Barre, Washington, Vermont, United States | Male | |
Hoffman-2895 |
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| Q96198591 | Silas Briggs (17 Apr 1732 Dighton - 9 Sep 1813 Barre) | 1732 | 1813 | male | ||||||
| Moore-25946 H |
19 Jul 1784 | Thomas Moore | uncertain 1722 NY Whitehall, Washington, New York | certain 19 Jun 1784 Norwich, New London, Connecticut, United States | Male | |
Van Deusen-147 Nason-491 |
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| Q96339900 | Thomas Moore (1722 New York - 19 Jul 1784 New London, CT) | 1722 | 19 Jul 1784 | male | ||||||
| McMillan-689 H |
May 1804 | William McMillan II | certain 1760 certain Washington County, Virginia Colony | certain Jun 1804 certain Cincinnati, Ohio | Male | |
Rozell-115 Fulkerson-501 |
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| Q2579966 | William McMillan (American politician) | 2 Mar 1764 Washington County United States of America | May 1804 Cincinnati United States of America | male | ||||||