Pamela Johnson
Member, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR)In addition to being a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Johnson retired as adjunct faculty at SEMO in May of 2022. She taught Forensic Science classes for the Chemistry Department for many years.
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Thomas Johnston was born about 1753 to Thomas and Sarah (Johnstone) Johnston in East Conococheague, Pennsylvania. -
Benjamin Taylor states in his revolutionary war pension application that he was born in South Carolina in either 1760 or 1761 but did not know his parents. He further states he was raised by strangers. -
Samuel Burks was born July 24, 1764, in Prince Edward County, Virginia. According to his application for pension, he stated that he entered service in 1779 at the age of 15. -
Israel Dodge was born September 3, 1760, at Canterbury, Windham, Connecticut to John Jr. and Lydia (Rogers) Dodge. -
John Dodge III was born July 12, 1751, in Colchester, New London County, Connecticut to John Jr and Lydia (Rogers) Dodge. John married Anne Marguerite Keen on December 3, 1770, in Canterbury, Windham, Connecticut. -
John Reeves was born in 1760 in Frederick County, Virginia, based on his Revolutionary War Pension Statement. -
Christian Seabaugh was born before 1759 in Pennsylvania to Jacob Seebach Sr and Elisabeth. Christian Seabaugh was listed on the 1777 York County muster roll in Captain John Myers’s Company, and his brother Jacob Seabaugh was listed on John Miller’s Company. -
Alexander Giboney was born about 1750 in Dilltown, East Wheatfield Township, Pennsylvania to Alexander and Ann (Seaver) Giboney (commonly misspelled Gibboney). Alexander married Rebecca Ramsey in 1777 in Virginia. -
Peter Sitzes was born December 5, 1750, in North Carolina to Johann Heinrich and Dorothea Elizaabeth (Felsinger) Sitzes. Peter married Elizabeth Dolly Carpenter about 1769. Land records in Lincoln Co., North Carolina, show Peter purchasing 200 acres on Dutch Buffalo Creek. -
Henry Whitener, Jr. is the second son of George Heinrich (Henry) and Catharina Mary (Mull) Weidner. Henry was born in1752 in Anson County (present-day Catawba County), North Carolina.
