Person:Elisha Cole (7)

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Mrs. Ruth Woolsey Johnson Mott.

DAR ID Number: 47331

Born in Oswego County, N. Y.

Wife of Luther Wright Mott.

Descendant of John Woolsey, Daniel Horton, Joseph Owen, Joseph Owen, Jr., Caleb Hazen, Joseph Hopkins, Heman King, Rev. Elisha Cole, Reuben Cole, and James Bailey.

Daughter of Edgar D. Johnson (b. 1847) and Isabella Graham Cole (b. 1840), his wife, m. 1879.

Granddaughter of Edmund Cole (1822-53) and Elizabeth Owen (1818-1904), his wife, m. 1845. Gr-granddaughter of Heman Cole and Chloe Hopkins, his wife; John Owen (1784-1843) and Anna Bailey (1792-1873), his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Reuben Cole and Elizabeth King, his wife; Joseph Owen, Jr., and Ruth Woolsey (1763-1835), his wife; Joseph Hopkins and Betsey Townsend, his wife; James Bailey and Anna Brown, his wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Elisha Cole and Charity Hazen, his wife; Joseph Owen and Millicent Horton, his wife; Heman King and Elizabeth Cartwright, his wife; John Woolsey and Elizabeth Haviland (1728-1822), his wife.

Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Daniel Horton and Esther Lane (1704-69), his wife; Caleb Hazen and Sarah Hamblin, his wife.

John Woolsey (1727-1805) enlisted and served as a private in Capt. Marcus Moseman's company, 2nd Westchester County, New York militia. He died in Bedford, Westchester County, N. Y.

Also No. 15392.

Daniel Horton (1702-77), though an old man, served in the Westchester County militia.

[p.159] Joseph Owen (1735-1813) served as a private in Lieut. Col. Luther Baldwin's company of Artificers, New York line. He was born and died in Bedford, N. Y.

Also No. 15392.

Joseph Owen, Jr. (1763-1818), enlisted in the 2nd regiment, Westchester County, New York militia. Later confined as prisoner in the old Sugar House by the British. He was born and died in Bedford, N. Y.

Caleb Hazen (1720-77) served as a private in the 7th Dutchess County regiment, New York militia. He was born in Norwich, Conn.; died in Carmel, N. Y.

Joseph Hopkins (1750-1833) was a private in Col. Henry Ludenton's 7th Dutchess County, New York regiment of militia. He was born in Harwich, Mass.; died in Carmel, N. Y.

Heman King (1727-1812) served in the 7th Dutchess County regiment, New York militia. He was born in Harwich, Mass.; died in Carmel, N. Y.

Elisha Cole (1742-1826) left his church at the outbreak of Revolution and served as a private throughout the war in the 7th Dutchess County regiment, New York militia. He was born in Cape Cod; died in Carmel, N.Y.

Reuben Cole (1765-1845) enlisted as a private in Col. Henry Ludenton's 7th Dutchess County regiment, New York militia. He was born in Harwich, Mass.; died in Carmel, N. Y.

James Bailey (1747-1826) was a private in Col. Pierre Van Cortland's regiment of Westchester County, New York militia. He was born and died in Somers, N. Y.

Mrs. Edna Cole Travis.

DAR ID Number: 56506

Born in Seneca County, N. Y.

Wife of Milnor Travis.

Descendant of Elisha Cole, Jr., and of Joseph Hopkins.

Daughter of Charles S. Sniffin and Sarah L. Cole, his wife.

Granddaughter of Ira H. Cole and Mary Caroline Dennison, his wife.

Gr-granddaughter of Daniel Cole and Sally Hopkins, his wife.

[p.175] Gr-gr-granddaughter of Elisha Cole, Jr., and Charity Hazen, his wife; Joseph Hopkins and Elizabeth Townsend, his wife.

Elisha Cole, Jr. (1742-1826), left his church at the outbreak of the Revolution and served as private throughout the war in the 7th Dutchess County regiment, New York militia. He was born in Cape Cod; died in Carmel, N. Y.

Joseph Hopkins (1751-1833) was a private in Col. Henry Ludenton's 7th Dutchess County, New York regiment of militia. He was born in Harwich, Mass.; died in Carmel, N. Y.

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Barbara Smith Buys. Old Gravestones of Putnam County, New York,. (Gateway Press, Baltimore, MD 1975)
   151.