http://www.rootsweb.com/~nysarato/sarapk.htm - Participants in the Saratoga Campaign, 1777
The Western NY Campaign ultimately lead to the settlement of this area.
Sullivan-Clinton Campaign 1779-2004 - Terrific website of the campaign with pics & maps.
 

• AMSDEN, Isaac - MA
• BRISTOL, Amos - MA
• BRISTOL, Benjamin - ?
• BRISTOL, Job - ?
• BROUGHTON, Micheal - CT
• BROWNSON, Isaac - NH & VT
• BUTRICK, Oliver - MA
• COLE, Benjamin - RI
• CONABLE, Samuel
• ELY, Jabez - CT
• FLOWER, Ithuriel - CT
   

• FULLER, Nathan - CT
• GLAZIER, Jacob - CT
• HOWE, Jesse - NY
• KELLOGG, Elijah - CT
• TEN EYEK, Rev. Conrad T. - NJ
• THAYER, Gideon - MA & RI
• VANLIEW, Peter - NJ
• WARRINER, Gad - MA
• WARRINER, Samuel - MA
• WISEMAN, Thomas - MD
• YATES, Bezillai - MA & RI

AMSDEN, Isaac

BRISTOL, Amos

BRISTOL, Benjamin

Website: http://www.burrisgenealogy.com/fam/fam00834.htm   Family Tree

BRISTOL, Job

BROUGHTON, Michael

BROWNSON, Isaac

BUTRICK, Oliver

Cemetery: b. abt 1749 d. 30 Jun 1841 (93yrs)  Buried: Gainesville Pioneer
In 3^rd  Reg. Mass. Militia
HW: May-48, Jul-76
Census:                                      Land:  None found
1835 Pension List: Private, Annual Allowance $50, Received $0, Mass. Mil., age 85
1840 Census, Pension List: age 92
Rev. War Pension Files:  Butrick, Oliver, S12389, Cont. & MA Line, appl 16 Oct 1832 Genesee Co NY
aged 84 a res. of Sheldon NY, enl at Conway in New Hampshire Co MA, sol was b.1748 at Stow MA. 
After the war sol lived at Gageborough in Berkshire Co MA, New Lebanon in Saratoga Co NY, Schuyler in
Oneida Co NY, Richmond in Ontario Co NY & Sheldon in Genesee Co NY.
Rev. War Service Records: None
MA: pg 958, Butrick, Oliver.  Private, Capt. Thomas French's co., Col. David Wells's regt; enlisted
Sept. 23, 1777; discharged Oct. 18, 1777; service, 1 mo, in Northern department.
Private, Capt. William Clark's co., Col. Benjamin Symonds's regt.; enlisted Oct. 21, 1780; service, 2 days;
marched from Windsor by order of Gen. Fellows on an alarm at the Northward; also, Capt. Hezekiah Green's
co., Col. Barns's regt; enlisted Oct. 13, 1781; service, 11 days; marched from Windsor to Saratoga on an
alarm.
DAR: No Records via website.  Reference for NSDAR Vol. III

Website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nysarato/batlbu.htm  Battle of Saratoga - Private, Capt. Thomas French's co., Col. David Wells's regt.; from 23 Sep to 18 Oct 1777.  Ref. MA01

COLE, Benjamin

Cemetery: b. 1762 d. 1831          Buried: Lot 2 - Cargill
HW: May-48, Jul-76
Census:  Joseph Cole 1830        Land: Bought part of lot#3, 1808 - Beer’s History
Rev. War Pension Files:  Cole, Benjamin, S43387, RI Line (sol’s wid Polly Cole was pensioned on
W16916 as former wid of Nicholas P. Bovie or Bovee for srv in the NY Line), sol Benjamin Cole appl
12 May 1818 Genesee Co NY aged 56 a res of Pike NY, in 1820 sol was a res of Allegany Co NY
aged 59 in Mar 1820 with a child Phebe aged 18, sol m Polly (Cutter) Bovie on 10 Sep 1801 at
Broadalbin NY and her 1^st husband Nicolas P. Bovie had d 11 Mar 1796.  Sol Benjamin Cole
d. 16 Dec 1831 at Franklinville in Cattaraugus Co NY & his wid Polly live at Gainesville in Genesee Co NY
in 1839 aged 78, sol had enl at Newport RI, wid’s children by her 1^st husband Nicholas P. Bovie were:
Philip, Elizabeth b 12 Apr 1782 & m Daniel Cargill who was b 17 Sep 1773, Daniel, Jacob whose wife
was Rachel, Catharine, Sally, John, Harper, Benjamin & Isabel Bovie.
Service Records: Several records, includes 3 in continental army, but not apparent which one is this man.
DAR: Wrong Benjamin COLE

Website: http://www.burrisgenealogy.com/fam/fam04142.htm,  Not this Benjamin, but an earlier one
which may be a descendant?
Other: Wife Polly died 1843.  Stone with grave of Daniel & Elizabeth Cargill, her daughter and son-in-law.

CONABLE, Samuel

Cemetery: b. abt. 1762 d. 2 Feb. 1845 (83yrs), Buried: stone in Maple Grove Cemetery
Wife Susan 1765-1848 and other Conables are buried in Maple Grove.
HW: May-48, Jul 76
Census: 1830                                Land: Lot 29, 14Se1824
1835 & 41 Pension List: Private, Annual Allowance $20, Received $0, Mass. Mil., age 71
Pension File: Conable, Samuel, Susan, W23873, MA Line, sol was b. 22 Mar 1762 at Boston MA & lived
at Leyden in Hampshire Co MA at enl & about 1818 moved to Plainfield in Otsego Co NY for 2 yrs then
moved Gainsville in Genesee Co NY & appl there 16 Oct 1832 & sol d there 3 Feb 1845 at Gainesville NY,
sol had m. Susanna or Susan Frizzle on 3 Mar 1785 at Barnardstown MA but they were both of Leyden
MA.  Wid appl 23 Dec 1845 Wyoming Co NY, wid d. 1 Dec. 1848 at Gainesville NY, children were: Graty
a daughter b. 25 Nov 1785 Wyoming Co NY,  Sybel b. 26 Aug 1787, Susannah b. 22 Jan 1801 & Emerson
b. 11 apr 1806, the following children survived their mother, towit: Rufus & Emerson Conable, Susan Cooley,
 Sybel Hill & Sylvia Stannard.
Rev. War Service Records: None found
DAR: None found

ELY, Jabez

Cemetery: b. 1755, d. 1841,   Buried: Gainesville Pioneer Cemetery
Name on family stone.  Served in S. Parson Reg Conn
HW: May-48, Jul-76
Census: 1840 (Jr.)                  Land: Lot 17, 04Jn1824 (Jabez & John B.)
1840 Pension List: Head of house Jabez Ely Jr.
Rev. War Pension Files:  ELY, Jabez, S44802, CT Line, sol appl 21 Apr 1819 at Hamilton in Madison Co.
NY, aged 65, sol lived at Lyme in New London Co. CT at enl, in 1821 sol had wife Polly aged 58 & they
lived with son John Ely at Gainesville in Genesee Co. NY
Rev. War Service Records: None found
CT: No Jabez

DAR: ELY,   Jabez
Birth:  CT   1754                 Service:  CT
Rank:  Pvt                          Death:  NY   1841
Patriot Pensioned:   Yes     Widow Pensioned:   No
Children Pensioned:   No     Heirs Pensioned:   No
Spouse:  (1) Polly Bennett

Website:  See Ely Ancestry

FLOWER, Ithuriel

Cemetery: b. 1758, d. 1828,  Buried: stone not found
HW: Jul-76 listed as SS Pioneer Cemetery & gives Pearl as wife. Conn. Line;
Census: Zephon 1830            Land: Bought part of lot#49, 1807
Pension File: None
Rev. War Service Records: srv as Sgt in the 3^rd and 9^th CT Regt
CT: pg. 93, 1775 The following surrendered with Col. Ethan Allen near Montreal, Sept. 25, and were
confined in jail at Halifax.  Ithuriel Flowers - Hartford. 
pg. 245, Col. Samuel B. Webb's Regiment, 1777-1781; [One of sixteen "additional" regiments of infantry
raised at large for the "Continental Line" of '77, to continue through the war.  Recruited mainly in Hartford
County and eastern part of the State.  Went into camp at Peekskill in the spring of '77 and served in
Parsons' Brigade under Putnam during movements of following summer and fall.  On advance of the enemy
and the loss of Fort Clinton and Montgomery, Oct. '77 it crossed to west side of Hudson and served under
Gov. Clinton of N.Y., for a time.  On Dec. 10, the regiment engaged with other troops in an expedition
against L.I., which met with accidents, leaving Col. Webb and other officers prisoners in enemy's hands.
Regt' wintered with Parson's Brigade at West Point and assisted in construction of permanent works there.
Redoubt "Webb" doubtless named after the Col.  In summer of '78 it was attached to Varnum's Brigade
and marched to R.I., engaged in the battle there of Aug. 29, '78; commended for it conduct.  Wintered in
R.I. '78-'79 and remained there till fall of '79 marched to winter quarters, Morristown, N.J. '79-'80; assigned
to Stark's Brigade, Lt. Col. Huntington commanding.  Present at battle of Springfield N.J., June 23, '80, and
during following summer served with main army on the Hudson.  Upon a memorial of Col. Huntington, the
Assembly of Conn. on 2 Tuesday of May, '80, adopted the regt. as on of the "Conn. Line" and a
Committee of Congress in Camp Preakness, N.J., June 23, '80 approved the measure. It was designated the
9th Regt. and went into winter quarters '80-'81, with the Division at Camp "Connecticut Village" above the
Robinson House.  There it was re-organized for formation of '81-'83.]
(Note - this paragraph applies to Webb's Reg't, but Flowers may not have been enlisted this whole time.)
pg. 246, Flowers, Ithurill; Bulkley Co. Date of Enlistment Apr. 6, '78, Disc. Feb. 8, '81
pg. 331, Third Regiment "Connecticut Line", Formation 1781-1783, Non-commissioned officers and privates,
Ithuriel Flowers, paid from Jan. 1, '81, paid to Feb. 8, '81

DAR: FLOWER,   Ithuriel
Birth:  CT  18 Jun 1758          Service:  CT
Rank:  Sgt                            Death:  NY  20 Dec 1828
Patriot Pensioned:   No          Widow Pensioned:   No
Children Pensioned:   No        Heirs Pensioned:   No
Spouse:  (1) Mehitabel Broughton

Website: http://www.flowersfhs.com/FlowerBraden/fam00017.htm
Supports Mehitabel Broughton.  Also tracks Flower family back to England 1660.
Note: HW wife Pearl does not match DAR record Mehitabel Broughton.  Possible 2 marriages?
 

FULLER, Nathan

Cemetery: b.                        Buried: Warsaw (Jul 76 HW)
HW: May-48, Jul 76
Census: No                    Land: Nathaniel- Lot 54, 000310 (Ellington, Chatauque Co.), 07Ap1825
1835 Pension List: Private, Annual Allowance $25.08, Received $65.20, Conn. Mil., age 74
1840 Census, Pension List: age 81, head of house: William Fuller
Rev. War Pension Files: FULLER, Nathan, Hannah, W19301, CT Line, sol was b. 3 Jun 1757 at Norwalk
in Fairfield Co. CT & he lived there at enl & after the Rev. he moved to Richfield CT for 10 yrs then to Milton
in Saratoga Co NY & he appl there 9 Oct 1832, sol mentions a Lowdon Kellogg. 
Rev. War Service Records: Many entries, but none from CT Line
CT: pg. 657, Pensioners, 1832, Residing in Windham Co.;
pg 663, census of Pensioners in 1840, Windham age 76. (Moved to Gainesville after 1840, age 76?!)
DAR: None found

Historical Wyoming - July 1976: Nathan Fuller, Jr., born in Hebron, Connecticut June 10, 1759,
died Gainesville November 23, 1840.  He married Hannah Welch June 18, 1786 at Thetford, Vermont.
Hannah was born in 1766 and died in Gainesville May 22, 1848.  They are buried in the part of the
Warsaw Cemetery on the west side of South Main Street.  A tall marble shaft marks the spot.
   While living in Hebron, Nathan enlisted and served as a private in the Connecticut troops. From the
later part of August and early September 1776 he served in Capt. David Miller's Co. of Hebron.  The
company marched to New Haven where they halted two days, thence to Stamford, Connecticut where
Fuller was taken sick and left behind until a townsman got him a horse and carried him home.  Nathan
was gone from home 10 to 12 days.
   January 1, 1777 one forth of the militia from Connecticut were attached to Capt. Skinner's Co. of
Connecticut troops and stationed at New London for its defense.  Nathan stayed there the rest of his
two months enlistment.
   From Sept 1778 Fuller was at Fort Trumble near New London on military duty and worked on a fort
for one month (Lieut. William Buel and col. Ledyard were in command) until the expiration of his term
and was discharged.
   Fuller was a substitute for Elisha Lord of Colchester, Connecticut in February 1779 in Capt. Lathan's Co.
of Artillery at Fort Griswold in the Town of Groton, New York.  Col. Ledyard was in command.  Fuller also
took his father's place,  Nathan Fuller, at Fort Griswold the last half of July 1779.
   Three months from July 1780 Nathan, Jr. was in Lieut. William Buel's Co. Col. Ledyard's regiment.  He
went to Chatham, where the regiment was formed, and then to New London.  The regiment was ordered
up to Moheg to work for a few weeks and then back to New London.
   Mr. Fuller received a pension in 1833 and was paid $75.20 for arrears and current pension.  His widow
recieved a pension dated March 5, 1844.

GLAZIER, Jacob

Cemetery: b. 1759, d. 1828,  Conn. Militia, Buried: 
HW: Jul 76
Census: No                           Land: Lot 20, 000901 (Warsaw), 24Oc1817
Rev. War Pension Files:  None found
Rev. War Service Records: None found
Conn. State Records: Minute Men and Volunteers ~ 1776, Jacob Glazer 
"We, the householders of Bethlem do volunteer and engage to equip our selves for the defence of our rights,
&c., July 18, 1776."

DAR: None found via website; Reference of NSDAR Vol. I
History of ancient Woodbury, pg 778: List of Soldiers in the Revolutionary War from Woodbury
  It may be safely asserted that no town in Connecticut, or in New England, furnished a greater number of
men in the war of the Revolution, in proportion to the number of its inhabitants, than the town of Woodbury.
In 1776, every able-bodied man in this and the other western towns of Connecticut, between the ages of
sixteen and sixty years, was marched to New York, by order of Gen. Washington, and Woodbury was
during the entire war the head-quarters of the recruiting service in western Connecticut.  No complete list
of soldiers can be obtained.  The following is the best that can now be had.  It contains nearly 1,000 names.
A few in this list may have come here from other towns to enlist.  Probably not far from 1,500 men went from
this town during the course of the war.

HOWE, Jesse

First ID'ed by Anita Hayes - WyCo website: Jesse Howe - DAR paper states died Gainesville, NY 1827. 
Cemetery:  Jesse How 1757-1827    Buried: Silver Springs Pioneer
Grave next to Abigail, daughter of Robert & Mary Wood.
HW:  New Name added on Wyoming Co. Rootsweb page.
Census:  Daniel 1820,            Land: Lot 1 Wethersfield 1817 - Beer's History, pg 298

Rev. War Pension Files:  HOWE, Jesse, Mary, W19798, NY Line, sol lived at Ballston in Saratoga Co NY
at enl, sol m. Mary Wood at her father’s home at Poundridge in Westchester Co NY & he d. 30 Jun 1827 at
Gainesville NY wid appl 19 Dec 1844 Erie Co NY aged 84, in 1830 wid lived at Concord in Erie Co NY, sol’s
bro David Howe was mentioned, sol’s children were: Hezekiah b. 16 Jan 1784, Mary b. 6 Aug 1785,
Deborah b. 10 Feb 1788, Sarah b. 8 Jun 1790 & Isaac b. 26 Aug 1793.
Rev. War Service Records: None found under Howe.  Jesse How (no 'e'): srv Lundington's Reg't of NY Mil;
srv in Van Schoonhoven's Reg't of Albany Co. Mil; srv as a Cpl in Willett's NY Reg't.
New York: (all as How), pg 90, NY Paybooks; pg 151, Jesse & John, The Militia - Dutchess Co. 7th.;
pg 121, David, Isaac & Jesse How, the Militia - Albany Co. 12th Reg't.
DAR:

KELLOGG, Elijah

Cemetery: b. 6-3-1757 d. 3-21-1845, age 88  Buried: Lot 2, Cargill
Wed. Sarah Jones in 1-4-1781.  She d. 1821, and has stone by his.
Soldier of Revolution, Conn., Private in Col. Waterbury Regt.
HW: May-48, Jul-76
Census: Daniel 1820&1830                     Land: Elisha (different person?) Lot 8, 101201 (Batavia), 09Au1810
1835 Pension List: Private, Annual Allowance $80, Received $200, Conn. Mil., age 76
Rev. War Pension Files:  KELLOGG, Elijah, S23738, CT Line, sol was b. 3 Jun 1757 at Norwalk in
Fairfield Co CT & he lived there at enl & after the Rev. he moved to Richfield CT for 10 yrs then to Milton in
Saratoga Co NY for 34 yrs & in 1824 he moved to Castile in Genesee Co NY & he appl there 9 Oct 1832,
sol mentioned a Lowdon Kellogg
Rev. War Service Records: Several records, the following are CT only:
            srv in Enos’ Regt of CT Troops
            srv as Pvt in Silliman’s Regt of CT Troops
            srv as Pvt in the 5^th CT Regt
CT: pg. 67, Continental Reg't 1775 - Fifth Company, enlisted may 10, discharged Sept. 17.
pg. 203, Regiments, "Connecticut Line" 1777-1781, List of Levies in 5th Reg't in 1780, July 1, '80-Dec.13,' 80
pg. 393, First Battalion, Wadworth's Brigade, Col. Silliman's, 1776.  [Battalion raised under Act of Legislature,
June, '76, to reinforce Washington's army at N.Y.  Served on the Brooklyn front a few days before and
during battle of L.I. Aug 27; in the retreat to N.Y. Aug 29-30; stationed in N.Y. City, under Gen. Putnam,
and narrowly escaped capture on retreat from the city, Sept. 15; posted on Harlem (Washington) Heights
until battle of White Plains, Oct. 28, in which it was engaged and suffered some loss.  Term expired
Dec. 25, '76.  A number of the officers and men re-entered the service in the "Conn. Line" Jan. 1,'77.
Rolls incomplete.]
pg. 394, First Battalion, Wadsworth's Brigade, Col. Sillman's 1776.  Captain Northrup's Co. - Elijah Kellogg

DAR: KELLOGG,   Elijah
Birth:  CT  3 Jun 1757             Service:  CT
Rank:  Pvt                             Death:  NY  23 Mar 1845
Patriot Pensioned:   Yes         Widow Pensioned:   No
Children Pensioned:   No        Heirs Pensioned:   No
Spouse:  (1) Sarah Jones

TEN EYEK, Rev. Conrad T.

Cemetery: b. 1754, d. 9-30-1845 age 87 Buried: Silver Springs Pioneer, New Jersey Militia
Wife Elizabeth Thompson also has stone in SS Pioneer. son Conrad Jr. 1788-1826.
 2nd wife Mary Kellogg (Mrs. Daniel Kellogg) 1780-1842 is buried in Cargil by her 1st husband.
HW:  Jul 76
1840 Census, list of pensioners: age 83
Rev. War Pension Files: TEN EICK, Coonrod or Conrad Ten Eyck, NJ Line, S14667, sol was b. in 1758
at Hillsborough in Somerset Co NJ & he lived there at enl, he appl 25 Sep 1832 at Auburn in Cayuga Co NY.
Rev. War Service Records: srv as “Clark” in 1^st Bttn of Somerset Co NJ
DAR: TEN EYCK, Conrad
Birth:  NJ 31 May 1758       Service:  NJ
Rank: Sgt                          Death:  NY   30 Oct 1844
Patriot Pensioned:   Yes     Widow Pensioned:   No
Children Pensioned:   No     Heirs Pensioned:   No
Spouse:  (1) Jannetje Thompson  (2) Elizabeth Thompson

Website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njsomers/revsol.htm
Capt. Conrad Ten Eyck’s , NJ Militia; Ensign (different person)
Other: Wethersfield Presbyterian minister 1836 (pg 302) and Gainesville Congregational Church (pg 191), Beer's History of WyCo

THAYER, Gideon

Cemetery: b. 1754, d. 2-20-1836, age 82     Buried: Thayer Cemetery
Son of Thomas & Susannah Blake Thayer
HW:  May-48, Jul-76 says Smithfield RI and family moved their from Mass.
Wed. Meribah Wilcox 6-10-1776, had son Willard who is also buried in Thayer Cem. 
Census:                                 Land:
Rev. War Pension Files:  THAYER, Gideon, MA & RI Lines, S6238, sol was b in 1764 at Mendon in
Worchester Co MA & he lived there at enl & lived there until age of 30 then moved to the Susquehann
River in NY for 5 yrs then moved to Lima in Livingston Co NY where he appl 28 Sep 1832, on 26 Jul 1852
a daughter Sylvia Bates aged 75 signed p.o.a. in Livingston Co NY (she stated sol & wife had lived in
Worchester Co MA for 14 yrs after their marriage) & a Joel Ross & sally Potter were witnesses to the
daughter’s p.o.a, but no kinship was stated.
Rev. War Service Records: No Records
DAR: THAYER, Gideon
Birth:  MA  5 Nov 1753           Service:  MA
Rank:  Pvt                             Death:  NY  20 Feb 1836
Patriot Pensioned:   Yes        Widow Pensioned:   No
Children Pensioned:   No        Heirs Pensioned:   No
Spouse:  (1) Meribah Wilcox

Website:  See Thayer Genealogy
 

VANLIEW, Peter

Cemetery: b. 1759, d. 1813     Buried: Unlocated Stone, Silver Springs Pioneer
Wife Sytia Wyckoff has stone in SS Pioneer. 
Peter was son of Frederick & Maritje VanderBilt VanLiew
Also Coanroad VanLiew 1785-1826 & Conrad VanLiew 1821-1864 in SS Pioneer.
Somerset (NJ) Militia
HW:  Apr. 57 & Jul-76
Census: 1820, 1830                
Land:  Conrad & Frederick VanLiew, lot 13; Later- Henry & William lot 11
Rev. War Pension Files:  None, Frederick Van Liew mentions Coonrad Ten Eich
Rev. War Service Records: None
Other Rev. War Info.: Peter Vanlew – Somerset – Jerseymen in the Revolutionary War, 1911, State of
New Jersey, Genealogical Publishing Co. 1967, pg 800.
DAR: VANLIEW, Peter
Birth:  NJ 28 Aug 1759        Service:  NJ
Rank:  Pvt                          Death:  NY  4 Sep 1813
Patriot Pensioned:   No       Widow Pensioned:   No
Children Pensioned:   No     Heirs Pensioned:   No
Spouse:  (1) Sytie Wyckoff
Website:

WARRINER, Gad

Cemetery: b. 1-29-1762, d. 6-12-1837 Buried: Unlocated SS Pioneer
Son of Benjamin & Persis Warriner, wife Lucy Reed
HW:  May-48, Apr-57 & Jul-76  Mass.
Census:  1820 (Warner)            Land: Gad Warner - Lot 6, 161405, Royalton (near Lockport)
Census:  1800 Ham., MA          Land, later: lot 6, 000801, 19Oc1810
Census:  1790 Hampshire Co., West Springfield, MA - Ens. Gad Warriner
1835 Pension List: Private, Annual Allowance $96, Received $334, MA Line., age 71
1840 Census, Pension List:  Lucy Warriner
Participanted in the Saratoga Campaign, 1777 - http://www.rootsweb.com/~nysarato/sarapk.htm
Rev. War Pension Files:  WARRINER, Gad, MA Line, Lucy, W18295, sol appl 14 Apr 1818 in Genesee
Co NY, sol m Lucy Reed in Oct 1783, sol d. 12 Jun 1837, wid appl 2 Apr 1839 in Genesee Co NY aged 74,
sol had enl at Springfield MA, one Sally Warriner aged 76 made aff’dt   4 Sep 1838 at Wilbraham MA &
was at sol’s & wid’s wedding but no linship was stated, wid d. 13 Jun 1849 at Gainesville NY leaving
children who in 1850 were: Chester Warriner of Crawford Co PA, Willis Warriner of St. Lawrence Co NY,
Lucy wid of Aaron Wing of Livingston Co NY, Lydia wife of Ezekiel Gardiner of Wyoming Co NY & Ezra B.
Warriner of Wyoming Co NY.
Also listed on 1841 NY Pensioners List
HW July 1958: "Gad Warriner, son of Benjamin and Persis (Willard) Warriner (brother of Benjamin of
Bennington), b. Jan. 29, 1762 in the part of Springfield, Mass. now known as Wilbraham, d. June 12, 1837
aged 75 at Silver Springs, N.Y.  He married Lucy Reed of Springfield, who died June 13, 1849 aged 85 at
Silver Springs.  They came to Wyoming County in 1812 and died in Gainesville (later Silver Springs area).
His children were Chester, willis, Lucy (who m. Aaron Wing), Ezra Bushnell (who m, Ruth, daughter of
Samuel Warriner) and Lydia (who m. Ezekiel Gardner).  He was a pensioner for service in Massachusetts."
Rev. War Service Records: Srv as Pvt in 3^rd, 4^th & 6^th Regt of MA Militia
DAR: No record found via website.  Reference for NSDAR Vol. III & IV
Website:

WARRINER, Samuel

Cemetery: b. 5-24-1760, d. 8-31-1813 Buried: Silver Springs Pioneer
Samuel Warriner, son of Samuel & Ruth Bliss Warriner, with wife Keziah Pease
are buried side by side in SS Pioneer Cemetery with stones.
HW:  Jul 58 & Jul 76
Census: 1820 (Warner)                        Land: (Warner) Lot 9, 000901 (Warsaw), 01De1820
Census: 1800 Ham., MA                     Census:  1790 Hampshire Co., Wilbraham, MA
Rev. War Pension Files:  WARRINER, Samuel, MA Line, Keziah, W20112, sol m was b. 24 May 1760 &
he m Keziah (---) 7 Sep 1780 at Ludlow MA & she was b 21 May 1759 & their children were:
Polly b in Jul 1783, Kezia b 22 Apr 1789, Betsey b 15 Mar 1793, Ruth b 17 Jan 1796, Eunice b 18 Jul 1798,
Lucy b 6 Aug 1800 & Amanda b 1 Oct 1802, sol & wife had moved from Ludlow MA to Tinmouth VT then
moved to Gainesville in Wyoming Co NY, sol had lived at Ludlow MA at enl, also shown with the family
data was: Joseph Thayer’s book given to him by his father Warrin, Joseph Thayer b 14 Jun 178?, Kezia
Thayer b 22 Apr 1789 & we were m 5 Apr 1810, Pliny Thayer b 7 Jan 1811, Herrick Thayer b 14 Mar 1812,
--?—Thayer b 13 Mar 1814.
Rev. War Service Records: Srv as Pvt in Williams’ 6^th Regt of VT Militia (perhaps not the same person)
HW July 1958: "Samuel Warriner, son of Samuel and Ruth (Bliss) Warriner, first cousin to Benjamin of
Bennington and Gad of Silver Springs, was born at Springfield, Mass.  May 24, 1760, died at Gainesville, N.Y.
sometime during the year 1812.  He married Keziah Pease of Norwich, Conn. daughter of Job Pease.  Their
children were Polly (who m. James Pliny), Samuel, Ruth (who m. Ezra B. Warriner, son of her Father's
cousin Gad), Eunice (m. Richard Brownson), Lucy (m. Gordon Kennedy).  According to his grandchildren as
quoted in the Warriner Genealogy, he was a soldier of the Revolution."  - See source above Gad Warriner.
DAR: WARRINER Jr, Samuel
Birth:  MA, 24 May 1760                Service:  MA
Rank:  Pvt                                     Death:  NY  21 Aug 1813
Patriot Pensioned:   No                  Widow Pensioned:   No
Children Pensioned:   No                Heirs Pensioned:   No
Spouse:  (1) Keziah Pease

Website: The name Sam Warriner shows up in many generations in New England Families

WISEMAN, Thomas

YATES, Bezillai

Cemetery: b. 1757, d. 9-1-1841 Buried: Yates Cemetery
Private in Mass Continentals under Capt. Job Knap, Private under Capt E. Seagraves,
CoCpl in 9th Co. under Col Nathan Tyler.  See HW 1957 for full information.
Son of Elizabeth Yates, wife of Mercy, Father of Bethiah - all stones in Yates cem. in poor shape.
HW: May-48, Jul 76
Census: 1810, 1820                  Land:  Part of lot# 23, 1808.  Later - lots 7, 39, 48 and more.
1835 Pension List: Private, Annual Allowance $46.77, Received $149.21, Mass. Cont., age 76
Rev. War Pension Files: YATES, Berzillai or Barzillai YEATS, MA & RI Line, S14908, sol was b. in 1757
at Uxbridge in Worchester Co MA & he lived there when enl, he appl 15 Oct 1853 in Genesee Co NY a res
of Gainesville, NY.
Rev. War Service Records:  None
Participanted in the Saratoga Campaign, 1777 - http://www.rootsweb.com/~nysarato/sarapk.htm
DAR: No record found
Website:
Other: Commissioner of Highways, Warsaw – Beers History, pg 190.