Display Patriot - P-168257 - Daniel GORE

Daniel GORE

SAR Patriot #: P-168257

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State of Service: CT      Qualifying Service: Lieutenant / Civil Service
DAR #: A046132

Birth: 13 Mar 1746 Norwich / New London / CT
Death: 03 Sep 1809 Wilkes Barre / Luzerne / PA

Qualifying Service Description:
  1. Captain HEWITT, Colonel ZEBULON BUTLER BATTLE OF WYOMING VALLEY, JULY 1778 Captain JOHN FRANKLIN, 1ST CO, 5TH REGT OF MILITIA, 1782;
  2. Comm LT 6 Co 24 Regt CT Militia 1776; Later Services Fort Wyoming and Wilkes-Barre PA;
  3. ELECTED FENCE VIEWER, DEC 1777

Additional References:
  1. MINER, HIST OF WYOMING, pg 222 & 199, PA ARCH, 3RD Series, Volume XXIII, pg 460;
  2. "History of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne Co, PA," by Oscar H Harvey, 1909, Vol 2:835-6;
  3. DAR Patriots Index (Cent Ed) 2:1193;
  4. NSSAR #81199

Spouse: (1) Mary Parks; (2) Hannah Flinn
Children: George; Daniel; Lydia; Rachel;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
1958-03-31 WV Unassigned Coleman John Harris (81199) Lydia   
1997-03-12 NV 202098 Galen George Good (147878) George   
2021-04-23 OH 96718 Richard Abbott Hamilton Jr. (218983) Daniel   
Location:
Plains / Luzerne / PA / USA
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