All members of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution trace their bloodline descent from an ancestor who aided in achieving American independence. The members of the Mary Virginia Cabell chapter are proud to share our connection to patriots of the American Revolution.
“These are the times that try men’s souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country; but he that stands by it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman.”
Thomas Paine, 1776
- Adams, Benjamin
- Barrett, Arthur
- Billings, John
- Blodgett, Phineas
- Bolling, Robert
- Chauvin, Hypolite
- Churchill, Charles
- Covenhoven, Albert
- Craig, Robert
- Doswell, James
- Eby, Jacob
- Edgell, Benjamin
- Emmons, James
- Eshleman, Christian
- Ford, James
- Fritts, Frederick
- Gates, William
- Gehman, Jacob
- Golson, William
- Goodwin, Micajah
- Hood, John
- Hoyt, Nathaniel
- Keyser, Joseph
- Keim, Jacob
- Lindsey, Abraham
- Lively, Cottrell
- Loomis, John
- Lutz, Frederick
- McElroy, John
- Markoe, Abram
- Marshall, Samuel
- May, Elisha
- Munger, Henry
- Pack, Samuel
- Parsons, Hezekiah, Sr.
- Philhower, Philip
- Plaster, Conrad
- Railsback, Henry
- Ray, William
- Redditt, Josiah
- Richbourgh, John
- Rowe, William
- Schlebach, George
- Sippell, Conrad
- Slaybach, George
- Smith, Eilsah
- Sumner, Joseph
- Terwilliger, Abraham, Jr.
- Tewksbury, Isaac
- Turnage, William
- Tyler, Bezaleel
- Varn, Jacob
- Walker, Elijah
- Wetmore, Izrahiah
- White, John Martin
- White, Nathaniel, Jr.
- Wilkinson, John
- Wise, William
- Wohlpart, George
- Yohn, Joh