Thomas Heyward, Jr. Chapter
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Beaufort, South Carolina
Our Patriots
Listed on this page are the patriot ancestors of the current members of the Thomas Heyward, Jr Chapter NSDAR. Our American Revolutionary War patriots include signers of the Declaration of Independence, members of the Continental Army, local and state militia, and men and women who rendered other types of aid to the cause of independence.
If you have information about one of your ancestors who may have aided the cause of freedom during the American Revolution, we may be able to help you establish your genealogical line for DAR membership. If you are interested in documenting your lineage, joining our chapter, or have any questions, please look at the Genealogy Resources page of our website or send us a message using our Contact Us page. We are here to help you!
Connecticut
Alden, Daniel
Hall, Peter
Marvin, Uriah
Osgood, Jeremiah
Reynolds, James
Georgia
Bonnell, Anthony
Bugg, Elizabeth Hobson
Bugg, Sherwood
Harris II, William T.
Jones, James
McIntosh, William
Sumner, Joseph
Maryland
Anderson, Richard
Cottingham, Thomas
Lazenby, Thomas
Magruder, Zadock
Osborne, John
Purviance, Robert
Massachusetts
Bradford, Peleg
Childs, Timothy
Childs, Jr., Timothy
Gail, Eli
Gleason, Abner
Ingraham, Comfort
Kendall, Jesse
Morton, Ichabod
Onthank, William
Richardson, Thomas
Tiffany, John
Tingley, Elkanah
Toogood, William
Wight, Henry
Wilmarth, Jr., Thomas
Wilmarth, Sr., Thomas
New Hampshire
Chase, Abraham
Clough, Josiah
Corser, Jr., John
Spaulding, Levi
New Jersey
Buchanan, Alexander
New York
Brown, Zephaniah
Mott, William
Tiebaut, George
North Carolina
Bryant II, David
Cornelison, Conrad
Daniels, William
Fain, Nicholas
Fain, Thomas
Ingram, Joseph
Keenan, James
Lane, Martin
Manny, Christian
Moore, John
Nelson, John
Osborne, Christopher
Poindexter, Thomas
Sowell, James
Spear, William
Team, Adam
Team, Jacob
Tilson, William
Wiseman, William
Pennsylvania
Aderhold, Frederick William
Couch, Joseph
Cruikshank, Andrew
Dunn, James
Frew, Alexander
Galloway, George
Hannum, John
Junkin, Sr., Lancelot
Longstreth, Daniel
Lowmiller, Henry
McCormick, John
McFarland, William
Mears, John
Michener, Mordecai
Michener, William
Morton, John
Park, John
Snaveley, Hans Casper
Spangler, Michael
Susong, Andrew
Utter, Abraham
South Carolina
Cantey, Charles
Caston, Glass
Felder, Sr., Henry
Fetner, John Aberhard
Fishburn, William
Fortson, Thomas
Glover, Joseph
Green, McKeen
Heard, David
Heyward, Jr., Thomas
Jones, Jeremiah
Kilgore, Benjamin
Kinloch, Francis
LaGrone, John
Lide, Robert
Logan, Francis
Maner, William
McCall, Charles
McGill, Samuel
McMullen, James
Porter, Phillip
Powe, Thomas
Ravenel, Henry
Richardson, Richard
Richardson, William
Rutledge, John
Sinkler, James
Team, Adam
Waties, Thomas
Watson, Michael
Wilkins, Benjamin
Williams, James
Vermont
Atwood, Oliver
Hall, Peter
Vail, Micah
Virginia
Alford, William
Cardwell, Robert
Clopton, William
Evans, William
Hamilton, James
Harrison, Robert
Hawkins, Thomas
Henry, Hugh
Hudson, Charles
Johnston, William
Kearney, Anthony
Landrum, James
Landrum, Younger
Leadbetter, Drury
Lemasters, Benjamin
Love, Robert
Lyle, Maher Shallal Hasby
Manning, Lawrence
Marks, Edward
McWilliams, John
Meredith, Elisha
Nelson, John
Reed, Jonathan
Rockwell, Claiborne
Roush, Philip
Runyon, John
Thompson, Thomas
Wyche, Peter
John Rutledge, first governor of South Carolina after the Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Heyward, Jr., signer of the Declaration of Independence from South Carolina.
