ALL KNOWN REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIERS

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Below is a list of ALL KNOWN Rev War soldiers who resided in Chautauqua County.

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The first list is of those who lived and died and are buried here and the town buried in.

Town of Arkwright Cowden, William Ellis, Barzillai Evans, Joseph Fisher, Ichabod Sr. Hinman, Michael Sr. Olmstead, James Thatcher, Eliakim Wood, Nathan Wood, William Jr. Town of Busti Abbott, Ezra Frank, John Frank, Lawrence Jones, John Landon, Reuben Merrill, Jesse Palmeter, Phineas Pier, Levi Smiley, John Wellman, Barnabas Wilcox, Stephen | Town of Carroll Hall, John Tobey, Job Town of Charlotte Clark, Caleb Cleland, John Carpenter, Isaac Carter, Elijah Carter, Elisha Gleason, Jacob W. Johnson, Nathaniel Seaver, Robert Whitmore Shurtleff, Jonas Sinclair, Samuel Town of Chautauqua Barnhart, Peter Bond, Bethuel Branch, William Brigham, Jonathan Darrow, George Davis, Samuel Fenton, Adonijah Hale, Josiah Houghton, Silas Hull, Seth Look, Elijah Jr. McGregor, David Peacock, Thomas Scofield, Seely Scofield, Uriah Stedman, Levi Tennant, Daniel II Waterbury, Samuel Whitney, Richard Sr. Young, Samuel Town of Cherry Creek Clark, William Northrup, Nicholas Stone, Isaac Wiard, Darius Town of Clymer Brownell, Joseph Campbell, John Cleveland, Gardner Williams, Daniel Wing, Daniel Town of Ellery Annis, Jacob Annis, John Babcock, Jonathan Bacon, Lemuel Barney, Luther Bemus, William Boyd, Joseph Coe, John Felton, James Ives, Enos Jr. Marsh, William Parker, Benjamin Patterson, George Jr. Pickard, John Rice, John Scofield, William Simmons, Amos Wetsell, Christian Town of Ellicott (excluding City of Jamestown) Davis, Paul Fenton, Jacob Griffith, Jeremiah Hoard, Samuel Loucks, Joseph Martin, William Rhodes, John Simmons, Jonas Simmons, William Smiley, William

City of Jamestown Butler, Richard Cowling, John Crawford, Andrew Delamater, Benjamin Dix, Joseph Fish, Cyrus Hazeltine, Daniel Matthews, Thomas Staples, Isaac Steward, Eliphalet Washburn, William Town of Ellington Bentley, John Hitchcock, Abijah Town of French Creek Adams, William Findley, Alexander Madden, David Morse, Josiah Winters, Juvenile Town of Gerry Mathews, Benjamin Town of Hanover Barnes, Reuben Clothier, Jesse Cooley, Abner Cross, Ebenezer Darling, John Ferry, John Ferry, Susanne (Munn) - only woman served as nurse on battlefield. Wife of John. Frink, Thomas Gage, Asa Ingraham, Amos Ingraham, William Johnson, John Kirkland, William Lane, Ezekiel Lewis, Samuel Love, Robert McKee, John McManus, Christopher Mixer, John Nash, Silas Nevins, Thomas Pattison, Robert Rathbun, Solomon Schofield, Enos - also spelled Schofield Spink, Shibnah Jr. VanCamp, Isaac Wright, Jeremiah Town of Harmony Card, Thomas Carpenter, Josiah Chamberlain, Phineas Hosier, John Loomis, Simon Mather, Nathaniel Muzzy, Amos - also spelled Muzzey Osborn, Isaac Pember, John Randall, Jonas Wellman, John Town of Kiantone Cheney, Ebenezer Jr. Covel, Benjamin Marsh, Jasper Martin, Aaron Moore, Asa Stearns, William Town of Mina Beebe, Amon Town of North Harmony Benedict, Samuel Hollister, David Matteson, William Stow, John Town of Poland Allen, Phineas Baker, Seth Bill, Jonathan Felton, Nathaniel Hamlin, Cyrenus Ives, Amasa Reynolds, Joel Tracy, Elias Tucker, John Woodward, John Woodward, Joshua

Town of Pomfret Abell, Thomas Bail, Henry Calvin Baldwin, Jeremiah Barker, Hezekiah Bartlett, John Brigham, John Burnham, Augustus Cole, Seth Crosby, Pearson Crosby, Simon Fitch, Roswell L. Fox, Vaniah Fox, Varnish Gates, Luther Hempstead, Nathaniel III Hood, William Lamont, William Loomis, Israel Lowell,Willoughby Marsh, Silas May, Chester Moore, King Phelps, Jonathan Risley, Elijah Rood, Jeremiah Jr. Rood, Joseph Saxton, James Seymour, Asa Seymour, William Jr. Smith, Israel Thomas, Reuben White, James Whitney, John 3 gravesites identified as Rev. Soldiers but no names are in Pioneer Cemetery @ Fredonia Town of Portland Barnes, Daniel Burnham, Daniel Caldwell, James Coney, John Dunn, James Goldsmith, James Guyles, Joseph Hall, John Hills, Zimri Kane, Peter Lewis, Walker Light, John Munson, Samuel Parker, Samuel Peters, Joseph Phelps Shattuck, Samuel Standish, Amos Taylor, Reuben Thayer, Lemuel Jr. Tucker, Samuel Town of Ripley Adams, Jonathan Adams, Levi Jr. Andrews, Joel Barden, Abraham Bell, Arthur Bennett, Benjamin Benson, Joel Catlin, Amos Dickson, Robert Dickson, William Jr. Ellis, George Fairchild, John Farnsworth, Josiah III Hamilton, Charles Heyden, Elijah - also spelled Hayden Jones, George Kingsley, James Loomis, Seth Morse, Artemus Nichols, Jonathan Jr. Riddell, Robert - also spelled Riddle Spencer, Orange Stephens, William Stetson, Oliver Tennant, John Willard, Ephraim Town of Sheridan Allen, Moses Bush, Stephen Clark, Andrew Cranston, Samuel Ensign, Otis Herrick, Ephraim Spencer, John Stebbins, Hezekiah Town of Sherman Dutton, Moses Selden, Benjamin Turner, William Town of Stockton Batcheller, Abraham Jr. Bidwell, Phineas Bugbee, Jonathan Sr. Curtice, Thomas - also spelled Curtis Deming, Daniel Phillips, Philip Jr. Smith, Abel Smith, Ebenezer Turner, Asa Weed, William Wilkins, Asa Town of Villenova Arnold, David Ball, Matthias Clark, Elias Cushman, Joshua Gilbert, Gardener Graves, Jedediah Kent, John Mather, Joseph Norton, Solomon Osborne, Daniel (Osborn) Phillips, Thomas Spencer, Reuben Warner, Nathaniel Jr. Town of Westfield Anderson, Samuel Averill, Lemon Bird, Nathaniel Bradley, Lent Cole, Phineas Couch, William Durand, Fisk Dyer, Jonathan House, John Penfield, Samuel Rice, Peletiah Rumsey, David Wells, Asa Wheeler, Samuel Wright, Reuben

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The following are known to be buried in Chautauqua County. Their burial places within the county are not known at this date.

Bovee, Nicholas

Comstock, Martin Luther

Ely, William - also spelled Eley

Gates, Daniel

Harris, William

Thayer, Joseph

Wallace, William

Wetherbee, Oliver

Below are names of those probably buried in Chautauqua County But not known for sure that they are buried in this county.

Andrews, Amos

Barlow, Abner

Fitch, Rufus

Gregory, Esbon (Izband)

Hamblin, Zaccheus

Hunt, Elvin

Jones, Joshua

Mitchell, John

Mumford, Henry

Phillips, Elkanah

Richarss, Thomas

Skinner, Jesse

Below is a list of Rev. Soldiers who had resided in Chautauqua County. They were buried elsewhere.

Burch, Thomas - buried LaPorte, Indiana

Burdick, Gideon - buried Quincey, Illinois

Chase, William - burial place unknown - perhaps Vermont

Cook, Elihu - buried Fairview, Erie Co., PA

Cook, Joel - buried Orwell Township, Bradford Co., PA

Davis, Joseph - buried New Albion Cem., Cattaraugus Co., NY

Dustin, Moses - buried Coos Co., Hew Hampshire

Farnsworth, William Jr. - buried Perrysburg, Catt. Co., NY

Hatch, Nathan - buried Milwaukee, Wisc.

Holmes, Orsamus - buried Killbuck, Holmes Co., Ohio

Hutchins, William Jr. - buried Perry, Lake Co., Ohio

Maples, Josiah - buried East Aurora, Erie Co., NY

Mather, Stephen - buried Clear Creek Cem., Warren, PA

Merrill, Noah - buried Salem, Ohio Owens, John - buried Oakland Cem., Warren, PA

Phelps, Cornelius - buried Evans Center Cem., Evans, Erie Co., NY

Pratt, Stephen - buried in Michigan

Sayles, Thomas - buried Marcellus Village Cem. , Onondaga Co., NY

Smith, Simeon - buried Deleware Co., Ohio

Truesdail, Heil - buried Evans Mills, Jefferson Co., NY (his 2nd wife Martha deWolf is buried in East Ripley Cem. Chaut. Co.)

Waldo, David - buried Wildwood Cem., Sheboygan, Wisc.

Webster, William - buried Grahamville Cem. - near North East, PA

Wilson, Alexander- buried Methodist Churchyard- South Harbor Creek, PA

Wood, Charles - buried Harlinsburg, Mercer Co., PA

A list of one time residents of Chautauqua County whose dates and place of death and burial are unknown:

Clark, Roger Colfax, Samuel Doty, Ellis Denny, Charles Durfee, Walter Ellicott, Henry Gilbert, Asahel Grant, Peter Legree

Green, Timothy Hill, Benoni Jenkins, Joseph Lesuer, John Matoon, Abel Pitcher, Abner Plummer, Simeon Rogers, Frederick

Smith, Elisha Sprague, William Tefft, Rufus Tyler, Jonathan Webster, Elisha Wheeler, Edward William, John

A list of widows (of Rev. War vets) buried in Chautauqua County. Their husbands were NOT in Chautauqua County. Had died before the widow came to this county. Many of these widows while living in Chautauqua County filed for pension on their deceased husbands.

Abbey, Abiel (Averill) - widow of John Abbey

Barr, Rachel - widow of Alexander Barr

Beadle, Rhoda - widow of Benjamin Beadle

Blodgett, Sybil (Roberts) - widow of Ephraim Blodgett

Bruckrow (Brokrow), catherine - widow of Jasper Bruckrow

Bush, Lucretia (Ensign) - widow of Moses Bush

Cole, Lucy (Briggs) - widow of Amos Cole

Cole, Mehitable (West) - widow of Barnabas Cole.

Crane, Elizabeth - widow of Curtis Crane

Eaton, Mary (Stacy) - widow of Benjamin Eaton

Fuller, Sarah - widow of Daniel Fuller

Hawkins, Nancy - husband not given - obit says hsb. was Rev. War Soldier

Haywood, Hannah (Williams) - widow of Benjamin Haywood

Hopkins, Hirzavith - husband not given - obit says hsb in Rev War.

Howard, Phebe - husband not given - obit says hsb. Rev Soldier.

Ingham, Lucy (Heacox) - widow of Isaac Ingham

Jordan, Zernah - widow of Barak Jordan - she md 2d Mr. Vorce.

Lincoln, Dezire (Chapman) - widow of Sylvester Lincoln

Livermore, Milley (Gage) - widow of Ezra Livermore

Matteson, Sarah - widow of David Matteson

Parker, Anna -widow of Isaac Parker

Penhallow, Huldah (Canfield) - widow of Richard Penhallow

Shearman, Mercy (Lapham) - widow of Humphrey Shearman she md 2nd William Barker - and buried under that surname.

Shepard, Jemima (Smith) - widow of Dea. Isaac Shepard

Smith, Philothe - husband not known

Swift, Susanna - widow of Samuel Swift

Woleben, Dorothy (Bellinger) - widow of Abraham Woleben

Wilton, Sarah - hsband not known

Soldiers of the King. There are two known soldiers of the king who are buried in Chautauqua County.

Bailey, Joseph - buried in Webster Cemetery - Town of Pomfret he was born in England and was tricked into signing on with the Kings forces and immediately sent to the colonies to fight.

Prendergast, Matthew - buried in Prendergast Family Cem. Matthew served with the kings' forces while residing in Canada. He later was a well respected judge in Chautauqua Co. and ironically many Rev. War vets came in front of him when filing for their pensions.

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Taken from KATES Rev War soldiers books- 2 vols. - Donna Mills