Good morning: I have many CT lines also. Thompson*,Wright, Parker,Jones, Watrous/Waterhouse, Buck, Webb, Denison, Hall, Fowler, Bishop,, Wilcox, Auger, Clark, Cone, Stevens, Bailey, Treadwell, Spencer, Camp , Coe, Thomas, Norton, Griswold, Field, Beckwith, Mack, Church My husbands CT lines include: Brockett, Hodge, Smith, Barnes & Cooper I am researching in particular David Thompson, b. April 20, 1751 in Guilford, CT.  He married Jane Wright on June 4, 1772  and they had 7 children.  He enlisted December, 1775 to serve in the American Revolution.  He was discharged from service at West Point on the 9th day of June, 1785.  There is a Children of the American Revolution Society named after him and anyone under the age of 22 who is a lineal descendant of someone who rendered service in the cause of the American Revolution is eligible to apply for membership. There are currently 35 members and the society has monthly meetings that promote American heritage and history, community service, patriotism, and include visits to historical places and landmarks.  Please contact me tomasellitracy@sbcglobal.net if you'd like more information regarding membership into the N.S.C.A.R. (www.nscar.org ).