Patriots

 

Our chapter honors the legacy of General Daniel Smith. Daniel Smith was a surveyor, twice a United States Senator from Tennessee, maker of the first map of Tennessee and a patriot of the Revolutionary War. Builder of the first stone house in Tennessee, his home the Rock Castle, was started in 1784. Delayed by conflicts with area Native Americans, he completed his home in 1796. General Daniel Smith is buried at his home, the beautiful Rock Castle, in Hendersonville, Tennessee.

 

Please “Continue Reading” to see a table of our chapter patriots. Maybe you will find a name that sounds familiar?!

 

Patriot Ancestors of our Chapter Members

State they Served In

Corbin, Elijah Connecticut
Felt, Samuel Connecticut
Braddock, John Cutler Georgia
Hart, Nancy Ann M. Georgia
Arnold, George Maryland
Bussey, Edward  Maryland
Griffith, Chisholm Holland Maryland
Hale, Nicholas Maryland
Lewman, Caleb Maryland
Eastman, Jr., Nathaniel New Hampshire
Howe, Tilly New Hampshire
Potter, Joseph New Jersey Image result for flag of new jersey
Blackburn, Ambrose North Carolina
Davidson, William North Carolina
Finley, Charles North Carolina
Gist, Joseph North Carolina
Hadley, Joshua North Carolina
Hadley, Thomas North Carolina
Halleburton, David North Carolina
Hambright, Frederick North Carolina
Johnston, James North Carolina
Jones, James North Carolina
Neville, Jesse North Carolina
Sherrill, Samuel W. North Carolina
Sowell, Isaac North Carolina
Thomas, James North Carolina
Bolton, Henry Pennsylvania
Foose, Conrad Pennsylvania
McMurtry, John Pennsylvania
Smith, Ludwig Pennsylvania
Sunderlin, Samuel Pennsylvania
Wolfe, Adam Pennsylvania
Buchanan, Archibald Virginia
Comer, Augustine Virginia
Farley, Matthew Virginia
Lafon, Nicholas Virginia
Larkin, David Virginia
Maury, Abraham Virginia
Mulkey, Jonathan Virginia
Neblett, John Virginia
Newell, Samuel Virginia
Nichols, Joseph Virginia
Rand, Walter Virginia
Yeager, Solomon Virginia