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Question of the Day By CRAIG LYONS - Associated Press - Monday, April 19, 2021
STOCKBRIDGE, Mich. (AP) - Few driving past a historic cemetery in North Stockbridge would realize a man who saw the end of the Revolutionary War was buried there.
But the efforts of Revolutionary War descendants will be sure Pvt. Ephraim Wheaton is more visible, according to the Lansing State Journal.
The Pvt. Ephraim Wheaton Chapter of the Michigan Society of the Sons of the American Revolution is dedicating a plaque to Wheaton at the North Stockbridge cemetery where he is buried. A roadside marker will be placed along Highway M-36 and will be among the few in the state recognizing a Revolutionary War veteran, chapter genealogist Jim Moses said.
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Many of us can trace our ancestry back a few generations. I have been lucky with my research, being able to go back to 1630 in this country. If you can trace back to the Revolutionary War, you are eligible to join the Daughters of the American Revolution or the Sons of the American Revolution. There are also other organizations dealing with that time in our history that you might be able to join, too.Today I d like to tell you a little about the Sons, the SAR. The Daughters (DAR) have similar