Revolutionary War Veterans

Dedicated to

the men and women

of the Revolutionary War

who fought for

American Independence

Placed by

Emporia Chapter DAR

to celebrate NSDAR Centennial

1890-1990

Courtesy hmdb.org

Revolutionary War Veterans

(Side A)

Born April 1757 in Stratford, CT, Abner Barlow moved to NH in 1772. At 20, Barlow enlisted as private in the NH Rangers, serving in Maj. Whitcomb’s Independent Corps at the Battle of Bennington and the surrender ...

Revolutionary War Veteran

Patriot David Janes served the cause of gaining our nation's independence from England while a dedicated member of the military.

A descendant of William Bradford III, the first Governor of the Plymouth Colony, David was born in 1762. In the spring ...

Belmont County Revolutionary War Veterans

This memorial plaque was placed by the Zane's Trace Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in grateful memory of those buried in the soil of Belmont County who loved country more than life and served in the American ...

Revolutionary War Veteran

Nathaniel Ames, whose grave is near the crest of this hill, was born on April 25, 1761, in Scituate, Rhode Island. He first enlisted in the Continental Army at the age of 18 and served several short enlistments under General ...

Revolutionary War Veteran

Phineas Cadwell

Resting in this cemetery is a Militia veteran who fought in the American Revolutionary War of 1776-1783. In the last years of his life, he moved to Wisconsin and helped found what is now known as the Union Grove ...

Revolutionary War Veteran

(obverse)

Patriot Helmont Kellogg was born on March 17, 1762 in New Hartford, Connecticut.

Helmont served four different hitches in the Connecticut Militia during the Revolution; as a drummer in 1777 in Colonel Adam's Regiment; for six months in Colonel Enos's Regiment; ...

Revolutionary War Memorial 1930 Veterans Memorial 1999

On this site are interred the remains of 110 soldiers from General Washington's Continental Army. Wounded at the battles of Brandywine and Germantown, these soldiers were transported to Lititz between December 1777 and August 1778. Hospitalized in the Moravian Brethren's ...

Revolutionary War Veterans

Two Revolutionary war veterans, Eli Pearce and Israel Ferris, are buried in this cemetery.

Born August 24, 1760, in Middleborough, Massachusetts, Eli Pierce enlisted April 13, 1776, and served six months in Col. Christopher Lippett's Rhode Island "Minute Men" Regiment. He ...

Wayne County Revolutionary War Veterans

Wayne County

Created 1817 from Hickman County

Named in honor of

“Mad” Anthony Wayne

1745-1796

American Statesman and Major

General in the Revolutionary War.

This stone is in his honor, and

for the Revolutionary War Veterans

who settled in Wayne ...