Many cemeteries honor Revolutionary War patriots with special markers
and a brief history of nearby battles.
The proven patriots to whom our members are directly related:
William Brimer – North Carolina
John Blair – North Carolina
Hugh Blair – North Carolina
Thomas Cantrell – North Carolina
John Carmichael – Pennsylvania
Charles Cornelius – Virginia
William Cornelius – Virginia
Nathan Deane – Massachusetts
James DeLay – North Carolina
Thomas Dixon – Maryland
Matthew Duke – North Carolina
Frederick Emmert – Pennsylvania
John Ford – Virginia
James Fulford – North Carolina
Thomas Gaines – Virginia
William Green – Rhode Island
George Hamilton – North Carolina
Samuel Henry – Virginia
Michael Holt – North Carolina
Michael Hyder/Hider – North Carolina
Thomas Jennings – Virginia
Joseph Johnston – Virginia
Benjamin Marion – South Carolina
Thomas Maxwell – Virginia
James McGill – Virginia
Daniel McKinney – North Carolina
Francis Moser/Musser – North Carolina & Maryland
Nimrod Newman – Virginia
Samuel Porter – Connecticut
Johannes Quattlebaum – South Carolina
Joseph Rhea/Ray – Virginia
Catherine Sharp – North Carolina
Francis Summit – North Carolina
Leroy Taylor – North Carolina
Thomas Word – South Carolina
Henry Timmerman/Zimmerman – New York
Photo courtesy of Find-a-Grave. The Revolutionary War Cemetery is located in Deposit, New York. This cemetery was used originally as an Indian burial ground. After the Revolutionary War it was used as a burial ground for local veterans. It was also used for veterans of the War of 1812.