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Re: Thomas Lockwood m. Sarah Magill in Troy NY in 1889
Posted by: Alice Lockwood - Brenner (ID *****6280) Date: May 18, 2009 at 17:08:43
In Reply to: Thomas Lockwood m. Sarah Magill in Troy NY in 1889 by David Graham of 2348

FOUND UNDER SONS OF THE REVOLUTION,WASHINGTON,D.C. MEMBERS
Chester Walker LOCKWOOD -- Elected January 10, 1917.
2212 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D.C.
Great-great-grandson of Isaac LOCKWOOD (1761-1838); Private in
Captain BILLING's Company, Colonel Herman SWIFT, Second Regiment
of Connecticut Troops.

Homer Winthrop LOCKWOOD -- Elected May 27, 1915.
2212 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D.C.
Great-great-grandson of Isaac LOCKWOOD (1761-1838); Private in
Captain BILLING's Company, Colonel Herman SWIFT, Second Regiment
of Connecticut Troops.

John Alexander LOCKWOOD -- Elected February 17, 1920.
Colonel, U.S. Army (Retired). Army and Navy Club, Washington, D.C.
Great-great-grandson of Richard LOCKWOOD (1735-1787) of Delaware;
member of Convention assembled at Newcastle, Delaware, August, 27,
1776. Each member took an oath to maintain and support the independence
of Delaware as declared by the Continental Congress.
Great-great-grandson of William THOMPSON (1736-1781), of
Pennsylvania, General, Continental Army, raised and commanded
THOMPSON's Battalion of Riflemen, First Colonel of First Regiment of
Continental Line, Brigadier-General Continental Line; taken prisoner by
British at the Battle of Three Rivers, Quebec, 1776, exchanged for Major-
General Baron de RIEDESEL. THOMPSON's Riflemen were first troops
from any of the Colonies South of New England to join American Army
before Boston.
Great-great-grandson of George READ (1733-1798) of Delaware; was one
of two statesmen and the only southern one that signed "The Original
Petition to the King by the First Continental Congress," "The Declaration of
Independence," and "The Constitution of the United States."
Great-grandson of Allan McLANE )....-1829) of Delaware; who was an
officer in the Army during the Revolution and an original member of the
Society of the Cincinnati.

Thomas Wildman LOCKWOOD -- Elected May 22, 1912.
2212 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D.C.
Great-grandson of Isaac LOCKWOOD (1761-1738); Private in Captain
BILLINGS' Company, Colonel Herman SWIFT, Second Regiment of
Connecticut Troops.



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