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The 1899 Membership Register
for The Empire State Society, S.A.R.
Roll of Ancestors—A
for The Empire State Society, S.A.R.
Roll of Ancestors—A
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Following are the records of the Revolutionary Ancestors of the Members. The names here printed in CAPITALS correspond to the names printed in italics in the Roll of Members; and the names here printed in italics, being the names of Members descended from these ancestors, respectively, correspond to the names printed in CAPITALS in the Roll of Members.
- ABEL ADAMS
- Born in Simsbury, Conn., April 30, 1756; died there March 25, 1829; enlisted May 9, 1775, in Capt. Abel Pettibone's Co., 2d Regt. Continental Line, serving till Dec. 18, 1775; re-enlisted in Capt. Lemuel Roberts' Co., 18th Regt., arriving in New York, Aug. 24, 1776; served till Sept. 7, 1776; reappeared in Capt. Ephraim Warren's Co., IIth Regt. of State Troops, same year, marching to Westchester Co.; in May, 1793, made Ensign of his old regiment, the 18th; in October of same year promoted to Lieutenant, and in 1797, to Captain. — Louis Henry Cornish, Virgil Pettibone Humason, George W. Loomis.
- DERICK AMMERMAN
- Born in New York in 1749; died in Newburgh, N.Y., March 4, 1826; Assistant-Quartermaster while the army was stationed at Newburgh. — George Danforth Tooker.
- ISAAC ASHTON
- Born in Philadelphia, Pa., July 17, 1742; died there of camp fever, Sept. 7, 1777; commissioned Second Lieutenant of a company of Militia Artillery in the City of Philadelphia, Sept. 2, 1777. — Edwin Williams Fiske.
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