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Our Patriots

This list includes ancestors who contributed to the cause for independence through civil or military service during the American Revolutionary War.  These American Revolutionary War Patriots are listed by their state of service and are the ancestors of Ocotillo Chapter, NSDAR, members.

For more information on a particular Patriot, please visit the DAR Ancestor Search webpage.

For a list of acceptable services, see the Accepted American Revolutionary War Service webpage for more information.

Connecticut
​James Huntington, Jr.
Alexander Vining
Martin Winchell, Jr.
Delaware
​John Cooper
William Culbertson
Georgia
​Thomas Pullen
Massachusets
Elisha Alden
Wells Chase
Benjamin Colby
Jonas Farnsworth
Jabez Holden
George Robert Twelves Hughes
Joshua Jackson
William Lindsey
Seth Pomeroy
Adam Rice
​Solomon Tracy
Maryland
William Fulton
George Tucker
New Hampshire
Richard Sinclair, Sr.
Matthias Stone
New Jersey
Richard Cheesman
Jacob Conine
Aaron Douglas
​Benjamin Van Leer
New York
Benjamin Benedict
William Bull
​Jacob Edick
North Carolina
​Abel Beatty
Isham Dickinson
Preston Goforth
Dietrich Heviner
John Mcneely
​Charles Word
Pennsylvania
Moses Andrews
John Auten
John Bonnett
Jacob Borah
Jacob Brosius
John Ewalt
John Holt
John McGranahan
John George Overmyer, Sr.
Jacob Poorman
Arthur Sinclair
Francis Ottomar Ziegler​
Virginia
James Bunting
John Chiles
Joseph Christian
Jeremiah Early, Sr.
Joel Early
Archibald Graham, Sr.
Richard Croshaw Graves
Obadiah Hooper, Sr.
Samuel Howard
George Leach
George Matthews
Shadrach Pearson
Virginia (continued)
John Poage, Sr.
Jacob Prickett, Sr.
Moses Pullen
Morris Roberts
Thomas Smith
Isaac Snodgrass
Dudley Stevens
Moses Sweeney
David Vaughan
Jacob Warwick
James Wilkerson

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