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I am new to this group and a prospective member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). I just sent in my application after many months of research. My 5th great grandfather was Andrew Little, a fifer in the Rev War in Pennsylvania. I am also trying to prove his daughter's father-in-law, Patrick Heagen, as part of my line. Patrick and his son Henry's connection is all I am missing. If any of you have a chance to apply for the DAR, I suggest you do it. Our branch, anyway, is full of good woman to be around and we do great things.
Is anyone related to Captain Bernard Hubley III 1754-1810? He married Elizabeth McCalla. His family were exiled from France, made their way to Germany and eventually came to America. He was captain of the German regiment Continental Infantry. He served in the battles of Trenton and Princeton, Brandywine and Germantown. He ended up in 1807 brigade inspector of the militia with the rank of major.
thanks!
Lindsay
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