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• Heron, Andrew

  of Niagara;
• Hoople (Mr.)

  husband of Mary Whitmore;
• Jones

  husband of Miss Whitmore; father of 2 sons; American Indian Agent to the Senecas; Genesee County, NY;
• Whitmore, George

  son of Peter Whitmore; brother of John, Mary Hoople and another brother and 3 sisters;
• De Coignee

  Delaware Chief;
• Hoople, Mary (nee Whitmore)

  mother of William Hoople; eldest daughter of Peter Whitmore; sister of John, George and another brother and 3 sisters;
• Sullivan (General)
• Whitmore, Peter

  July 1779 murdered during home raid; father of 3 sons including John and George and 4 daughters including Mary Hoople; head of Whitmore family;
• Whitmore, John

  d. 1853; Servos Burial Ground; husband of Magdalene Servos; father of E. Magdalene Kirby and Peter Whitmore; father-in-law of William Kirby; son of Peter Whitmore; brother of George, Mary Hoople and another brother and 3 sisters; after murder of parents he was adopted by an Indian woman; later on recovered by Capt. Daniel Servos and adopted;
• McNab (Col.)
• Servos, D.K. (Capt.)

  of Barton;
• Servos (Col.)

  brother of Capt. D.K. Servos; 1st Lincoln;
• McKenzie

  1837 rebellion;
• Servos, Mrs. Daniel

  mother of Magdalene and 3 sons including Capt. John; seriously wounded by Revolutionaries when home was raided;
• Servos, Daniel

  brother of Capt. John D. Servos;
• Servos, John D. (Capt.)

  brother of Daniel;
• Claus (Col.)
• Adams

  1783;
• Cornwallis
• Cowper

  poet;
• Brant, Joseph (Chief)

  U.E.L.;
• Servos, Jacob

  son of Thomas Servos; brother of Daniel and two other brothers; officer in the Northers Confederate Indians;
• Ellerson

  1778; cavalry officer;
• Murphy

  1778; cavalry officer;
• Long

  1778; cavalry officer;
• Whitmore, Magdalene (nee Servos)

  d. 1854; Servos Burial Ground; wife of John Whitmore; mother of E. Magdalene Kirby and Peter Whitmore; daughter of Capt. Daniel Servos; sister to 3 brothers including Capt. John Servos; granddaughter of Thomas Servos;
• Servos, Daniel (Capt.)

  married; father of Magdalene Whitmore and 3 sons including Capt. John; son of Thomas Servos; brother of Jacob and 2 other brothers; Butler's Rangers;
• Washington (General)
• Seabury

  1st bishop of the Anglican Church in the U.S.;
• Clinton (General)
• Howe (Lord)
• Hancock
• McDougal

  publisher of a violent Whig newspaper;
• Livingstone family

  Province of New York;
• Delancy family

  Province of New York;
• Servos, Thomas

  June 1778 killed in own home by revolutionists; father of 4 sons including Daniel and Jacob; eldest son of Christopher Servos; U.E.L.; magistrate; military officer;
• Servos, Peter C. (Col.)

  husband of Mary;
• Servos, Mary

  wife of Col. Peter C. Servos;
• Johnson, Mrs. (nee Servos)

  b. ca 1707; d. 1811 (Niagara Township); buried Servos Family Burying Ground; daughter of Christopher Servos;
• Johnson (Col.)

  married Miss Servos;
• Butler, John (Col.)
• Johnson, William (Sir)
• Burnet (Governor)

  son of Bishop Burnet; Governor of New York;
• Servos, Alexander D.K.

  Niagara Township;
• Prince Frederick William

  Count of Wied and Lord of Runkel and Issenberg;
• Servos, Christopher

  b. ca 1670 (Alt Wied, Germany); married; father of 6 children including Thomas;1687 entered service of Prince of Wied as private soldier of his guard; attained rank of officer; served almost 40 yrs in army; 1726 emigrated with wife and 6 children to America; settled on Charlotte River near Schoharie, NY;
• Prince Alexander

  early 1600s founded town of Neu Wied on the river Rhine;
• Lord of Runkel and Issenberg
• Count of Wied
• Leopold I

  Austrian King;
• Louis XIV

  French King;
• Kirby, William

  husband of E. Magdalene Whitmore;
• Jarvis, William

  husband of Hannah; father of 3 children including Sam and Maria; eldest son died age 4 yrs.; brother of Samuel Jarvis;Secretary and Registrar of Upper Canada; Grand Master of Ancient Masons of Upper Canada; refugee Loyalist after revolution;
• Robertson, John Ross
• Land, Robert

  d. 1822; husband of Phoebe Scott; father of John, Abel, William, Ephraim and Robert, Kate and another daughter; ca. 1750 came to NY State with his brother; U.E.Loyalist; escaped to Canada;
• Whitmore family

  of English origin; settled in New York; removed to Columbia County, PA;
• Servos family

  refugees from Hungary; settled in Alt Wied and later Neu Wied, Germany;
• Drummond, Gordon (Sir)

  Military Administrator of Upper Canada;
• Gordon, M. Geul

  Salt Springs;
• Loring, Robert R. (Major)

  Mil.-Secty to Lieut.-General Sir Gordon Drummond;
• Jarvis, George Murray

  Orttawa;
• Plomerfeldt
• Moore, Solomon

  father of large family; son of Jeremiah Moore;
• Humphries (Lieut.)

  engineer;
• Johnson, William (Sir)
• Moore, Jeremiah

  father of many children including Solomon; whitesmith; Quaker; 1789 came from US to Niagara;
• Hunter, Peter (Lieut.-Col,)

  60th Regiment;
• Cruikshank, E. (Lieut.-Col.)
• Dearborn (General)
• Chew (Capt.)

  husband of Miss Mountpleasant;
• Chew, Mrs. (nee Mountpleasant)

  wife of Capt. Chew; daughter of Capt. Mountpleasant and his Oneida wife; sister of John Mountpleasant;
• Mountpleasant (Capt.)

  married an Oneida woman; father of John and Mrs. Chew;
• Mountpleasant, John

  son of Capt. Mountpleasant and his Oneida wife; brother of Mrs. Chew;
• King George

  1788 English monarch;
• Street, Samuel

  son of T. Street; Chippawa;
• Street, T.

  father of Samuel Street;
• Hopkins, Silas

  Lewiston; 1787 started from New Jersey;
• Smith, W.H.
• De Vaux

  Buffalo;
• Bonnycastle, Richard (Sir)

  1845;
• Moody (Lieut.)
• Alexander, James (Sir)

  1841;
• Arthur, George (Sir)
• Colborne (Lord)
• Morrow [Morreau]

  executed;
• Preston, T.R.

  1837;
• Moseby

  escaped slave from Kentucky;
• Head, F.B. (Sir)
• Melville (Capt.)
• Alma family

  Irish;
• Jameson, Mrs.

  1836;
• Galt, John

  1836;
• Durham (Lord)
• McGrath

  Dublin;
• Radcliff

  1833;
• Hamilton (Mr.)
• Ferguson

  1833;
• Fowler, Thomas

  1832;
• Fidler, Isaac (Rev.)

  1832;
• Coke, E.T.

  1832;