Keewaydin Chapter
Patriot Ancestors

Connecticut Barnius Beach Jerre Burwell Timothy Crosby Warham Gibbs Moses Hall, Sr Thomas Harris Francis Phillips Amasa Standish Parshall Terry, Sr Elisha Wolcott Kentucky Joseph Liston Maine John Kendrick Maryland Casper Boyers Stephen Ramsburg Massachusetts Elijah Bacon James Bigelow Joseph Bray Gabriel Cornish Stephen Draper Benjamin Fenno Abner Hubbard Mathew Kinman Perez Southworth William Thayer, Jr Nathaniel Woodward New Hampshire Archippus Blodgett Ebenezer Fiske Andrew Hastings Andrew Sherburne, Jr Peter Stearns New Jersey Samuel Dilkes William Green John Hayden Michael Moore James Tomlin

New York Abigail Patchen Bartholomew Martin Cornell Phineas Heard Cornelius Humphrey James Van Derbergh John Walters North Carolina Henry Downs Pennsylvania William Augustus Atlee William Bischoff Ludwig Bretz Ludwig Cornman John Gaddis Nathaniel Hazen Laurentz Hipple Peter Johnson Jacob Jones Henry Keller John Kingkinger Elias Kuder Johann Nicolaus Meck David Toot George Fred Toot Daniel Townsend John Wallace Christian Wirth Rhode Island Oliver Babcock, Sr Simon Whipple Vermont Calvin Ewing Thomas Ashley Virginia William Berry Zachariah P. Griffis Housen Harrell John Lister John Robinson Spencer Stone Evan Thomas William Thompson Isaac Wood

Patriot Ancestors of Keewaydin Chapter Founding Members ~ Henry Blaisdell ~ ~ Zebulon Butler ~ ~ Paul Dudley ~ ~ Samuel Morrill ~ ~ Timothy Noyes ~ ~ Amaziah Richmond ~ ~ Benjamin Wait ~ ~ Elijah Welles ~ ~ James Webster ~

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Tomb of the Unknown Revolutionary War Soldier
Washington Square -- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Replica of Bronze Sculpture of George Washington by Jean Antoine Houdon Engraved on Tomb: "Beneath this stone rests a soldier of Washington's army who died to give you liberty." Engraved on Monument: "In unmarked graves within this square lie thousands of unknown soldiers of Washington's army who died of wounds and sickness during the Revolutionary War" "Freedom is a light for which many men have died in darkness." "The independence and liberty you possess are the work of joint councils and joint efforts of common dangers, suffering and success." [Washington's Farewell Address, Sept. 17, 1796]"

Photograph Tomb of Unknown Revolutionary War Soldier by Jon Abbott

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