top of page

DVF ANCESTORS ROLL

Joining DVF requires proof that your ancestor was at Valley Forge as part of the Continental Army between December 19, 1777 and June 19, 1778.  This “DVF Ancestors Roll” is the available list of the patriots our members have used to join our society.  This list may NOT be used as proof for your application.  Please note that this is NOT a comprehensive list of those who served. ​Another list exists, the Muster Roll, and is maintained by the Valley Forge Park Alliance.  The Valley Forge Park Alliance and the Society of the Descendants of Washington’s Army at Valley Forge are two separate entities.  Even though your ancestor may be shown on the “Muster Roll”, you still need to provide proof of service and that patriot is your ancestor. 

 

NOTE: DVF conducts research to verify the service eligibility of each patriot on applications. Further research may reveal that qualifying service belongs to a different patriot with the same name. The “DVF Ancestors Roll” is based on current available information. If you notice your ancestor’s name is missing and should be included, please send a copy of the original DVF Certificate with the approving signature to Commander-in-Chief Wayne Allen Courreges, Jr. via our
Contact Us page for consideration. Your contributions help us provide accurate and comprehensive records for future applicants.

Search by Ancestor Last Name

ANCESTOR
STATE OF SERVICE
SERVICE/REGIMENT
RANK
Cockerham, William Winn
VA
14th Virginia Regiment
Sergeant
Cockrell, Peter
VA
5th Virginia Regiment
Private
Codding, Abijah
MA
14th Massachusetts Regiment 12th Battalion
Private
Codwise, Christopher
NY
2nd New York Regiment
1st Lieutenant
Cody, Samuel
MA
4th Massachusetts Regiment
Private
Cofer, George
VA
1st Virginia Regiment
Corporal
Cogswell, Reuben
MA
1st Massachusetts Regiment
Private
Colburn, Thomas
NH
1st New Hampshire Regiment
Private
Cole, Benjamin Sr.
PA
PA German Regiment
Private
Cole, Hamlin
VA
2nd Virginia Regiment
Sergeant
Cole, Joseph
VA
4th Virginia Regiment
Sergeant
Cole, Martin
NC
1st North Carolina Regiment; Commander-in-Chief's Guard
Corporal
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • Pinterest
bottom of page