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ARNOLD, Nicholas - Born: Abt. 1748 - Wife: 1st Margaret “Peggy” Willis, 2nd Sarah Champ. Private in 8th Virgina. Regt, Continential Line. DAR Patriots Index –1967 Sources: 1. DAR Patriots Index -1967 2. "VIRGINIANS IN THE REVOLUTION by Gwathmey
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HALLOCK David - as stated in “The Refugees of 1776 From Long Island Connecticut” by Frederick Gregory Mather pg1059
Non Associates in Brookhaven. First Company Aug 3rd 1775. DAVID HALLOCK J. 5. Son of William. Born 1730. Died 1795.” Source: A Hallock Genealogy by LH Hallock. Pg734
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HALLOCK, Henry - as stated in “The Refugees of 1776 From Long Island Connecticut” by Frederick Gregory Mather pg1059 Non Associates in Brookhaven. First Company continued. HENRY HALLOCK J. 6. Son of Richard. Born 1755. Died 1824.” Source: A Hallock Genealogy by LH Hallock. Pg734
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Hallock, Richard J. – as stated in “The Refugees of 1776 From Long Island Connecticut” by Frederick Gregory Mather pg995 The enlisted men of Suffolk County. Richard J. 5. son of William Born 1724. Died 1821.” Source: A Hallock Genealogy by LH Hallock. Pg732
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HALLOCK, William - WILLIAM. Born 1722. Died 1782. Was I command of pickett boats on Long Island Sound. See Capt. William J. 5. Son of William Source: A Hallock Genealogy by LH Hallock. Pg738
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HARDY, John c1725 - Jan 1799 s/o Richard Hardy & Mary Olive Covington; Wife: Ann Williams - Served in 5th Rgmt SC Troops April 3, 1776 - May 1777
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HARDY, Thomas – Private, Capt Matthew Jonett's Co, 7th VA Regt. 12/28/1776 - 2/9/1778 DAR Nos" 114657, 299082
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HARDY, Thomas – Born 1732. Died 1814. s/o Richard Hardy and Mary Olive Covington. Wife, Phoebe Jeter. 1. At the age of forty-four, Thomas served in the Revolution with General Washington. Source: Our Fathers' Fields, James Everett Kibler, University South Carolina Press [1998]
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HARDY, William Richard - 1727-1790 - enlisted 2/14/1778 discharged Feb 1779 - Army, 15th VA Rgmt, 11th & 15th VA Rgmt, 11th VA Regmt 
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MERRILL, Benjamin c1731 - June 19, 1771 s/o William Merrill II and Penelope Stout Wife: Jemima Smith
Captain in the local Militia. He was captured at the Battle of Alamance, and was subsequently hanged on 19 June 1771 at Hillsboro, N.C. by then Govonor Tryon of South Carolina.
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MERRILL, William c1680 - June 25, 1739 s/o William Merrill II and Penelope Stout Wife: Mary Cornell
Inasmuch as William Merrill was a Militia Captain, and both of the bondsmen for his Estate were field officers in North Carolina Militia, Historians have surmised that he was killed either in guerrilla action or was among those nameless North Carolina Militia killed at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse (March 1781). Whatever, William Merrill is regarded as a patriot, descendants being certifiable for the DAR.
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MERRILL, William 4th son of Capt. Benjamin Merrill served as a drummer under Capt. David Smith and Col. Griffith Rutherford in the First Regiment of Rowan militia between August of 1775 and the spring of 1776
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TRIBBLE, GEORGE (s/o Peter Tribble, II and Susanna (--?--)) --- TRIBBLE, GEORGE -- Spottsylvania, Sept. 3, 1832. Enlisted for nine months as minute man in Virginia Line, serving under Capt. Vivian Minor, of Caroline, and Col. Richard Johnson. Joined Taliaferro and others. Joined Lafayette's army in Culpeper and was at siege of Yorktown. In one fight at Gloucester. Born in Carolina in 1757. SOURCE: VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, PART II, Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution, page 166
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TRIBBLE, GEORGE W. (s/o George B Tribble, II and Elizabeth Clark/Tribble) --- Enlisted for nine months as minute man in Virginia Line, serving under Capt. Vivian Minor, of Caroline, and Col. Richard Johnson. Joined Taliaferro and others. Joined Lafayette's army in Culpeper and was at siege of Yorktown. In one fight at Gloucester. Born in Carolina in 1757. SOURCE: VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, PART II, Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution, page 166
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TRIBBLE, JAMES (s/o George B Tribble, II and Elizabeth Clark/Tribble) --- Soldier in Revolutionary War
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