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Title: Register for nineteen hundred and eight with roll of members and their revolutionary ancestors and other information of interest to the Society;
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Sons of the American Revolution. Indiana Society
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Publisher: Indianapolis, The Society
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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. Son of Levant R. and Lucy Augusta (Warner) Brown; grand-son of Cyrus and Milla (Lawrence) Brown; great-grandson of Ben-jamin and Rebecca (Woods) Lawrence; great-great-grandson ofBenjamin Lawrence, serving as Sergeant in Captain Josiah SartellsCompany, which marched on the Lexington Alarm from Groton toCambridge; also served as First Lieutenant in Colonel Dikes Regi-ment, December i, 1776, to March i, 1777, and also as Lieutenant inColonel Jonathan Reads Regiment under General Gates, September27> ^777, to November 9, 1777, and again as Lieutenant in ColonelWades Regiment, March 14, 1778, until January i, 1779; also privatein Captain Waites Company, Beddels N. H. T. See RevolutionaryWar Archives of Massachusetts, Volume 13, page 89; Volume 26,page 428; Volume 20, page 188, and Volume i, page 63. *SENECA BUEL BROWN. Born in Marlboro, Vermont. Died January6, 1897. State No. 54; National No. 1654. Son of John and Phebe(Dean) Brown; grandson of Archelaus Dean, who enlisted as a private
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WILLIA^I H. BROOKS, M. D. Born 1813, Died 1894 Son of Reuben Brooks of Connecticut Revolutionary Troops KccorD of Hebolutionar^ ^mt&totsi G3 August I, 1778, in Captain Barneys Company, and again, June, 1781,in Captain Rileys Company, both under Colonel Whitney; for hisservices he was granted a pension in 1833. See Certificate of theCommissioner of Pensions at Washington, District of Columbia, un-der date of March 10, 1893. WILLIAM JOHN BROWN. Born in Indianapolis, Indiana. Resi-dence, Indianapolis. State No. 109; National No. 1709. Son ofAustin H. and Margaret (Russell) Brown; grandson of WilliamJohn and Susan (Tomkins) Brown; great-grandson of GeorgeBrown, who served as a Sergeant in Captain Jacob Valentines Com-pany, First Virginia State Regiment, commanded by Colonel GeorgeGibson; enlisted March i, 1777, and was in command of his troopsat the surrender of Cornwallis, and from 17S0 to 1790 continued in theservice in the wars against the Indians, and for his services againstthe B

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