“To honor the men who carried the muskets and the boys who beat the drums and fife Yankee Doodle for liberty, for the honor of the women who served the country in their homes while men were away fighting the battles for freedom and that their names should be rescued from the musty annals of the revolution and for the first time inscribed on the pages of history.” 
– Mary Smith Lockwood, Founding Historian General

Connecticut

Daniel Darrin, Private

Nathaniel Hall French, Private

William Huyck, Private

Obediah Spencer, Private

Maryland

Michael McGuire, Captain

Mathew Purnell, Captain, Patriotic Service

Massachusetts

Caleb Lovell, Corporal

Uriah Carpenter, Patriotic Service

William Mason, Private

Ephraim Maynard, Private

Ichabod Packard, Private

New Hampshire

Cephas Clark, Private

New Jersey

Caleb Eddy, Private

Samuel Mcilrath, Private

Elijah States, Private

New York

Daniel Darrin, Private

William Dobbs, Patriotic Service

Amos Lawrence, Jr., Private, Patriotic Service

Anthony Shaw, Private

Joseph Wells, Major

Shalor Wells, Private

Ichabod Packard, Private

North Carolina

Jesse Cyrus, Soldier

Pennsylvania

Michael Holderbaum, Captain

William Huyck, Private

Elijah Stites, Private

William Thompson, Patriotic Service

Paul Frantz Zoller, Private, Patriotic Service

Rhode Island

Solomon Tefft, Private

South Carolina

John Mangam, Private

Virginia

Samuel Bolling, Ensign

Samuel Hatton, Patriotic Service

Richard Stith, Patriotic Service