This 1762 listing of the rolls of French and Indian war has 2 Northrops and some other familiar names.

I have looked for family connections -- there are several with Benedicts and others, but it may be a tribute by those who served with Captain Elmore.

There is William Northrop and Daniel Northrop. From the age, this is probably either the William of Greenfield line

NORTHRUP, William 111	9 DEC 1734	Greenfield, Fairfield, Connecticut	17 MAY 1800	Newtown, Fairfield, Connecticut	hassfamily1
	Father: William 11 NORTHRUP  Mother: Johanna NORTHRUP  Spouse: Elizabeth NORTHROP

or of Ridgefield

Northrup, William	BET 1737 AND 1738	Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut			brendabwatson
	Father: John Northrup  Mother: Rebecca Roberts

The Daniel could be

NORTHRUP, DANIEL	AUG 1710		15 OCT 1808		:2155455
	Father: DANIEL NORTHRUP  Mother: SARAH HAUGHTON  Spouse: SARA JONES

Northrup, Daniel	ABT 1719	Milford, New Haven Co., CT			krispyhack2
	Father: David Northrup  Mother: Rebecca Downs

NORTHRUP, Daniel	1740	Ridgefield, NY	1808	Galway, Saratoga Co., NY	jenn222
	Spouse: Sarah JONES

Northrup, Daniel	17 JUL 1733	Ridgefield,Fairfield,Connecticut,U.S.A.	18 JAN 1738	Ridgefield,Fairfield,Connecticut,U.S.A.	klnielson
	Father: Gamaliel Northrup  Mother: Mary Dauchy

ELMER (Elmor, Elmore, Elmour, originally Aylmar), Edward,* a membsr of the original party under Rev. Mr. Hooker, who settled Hartford, where he was a landholder in 1639 ; was killed in 1676, during King Philip's war, by the Indians ;t his children at that time were: John, a. 30; Samuel, a. 27 ; Edward, Jr., a. 22 ; Mary, a. 18, and Sarah, 12. The three sons settled in (East) Windsor; John, the eldest, d. Dec. 24, 1711, leaving a son John, Jr., who d. in 1722, leaving William, Thomas and others; he also had a son Jo-
* Supposed to be a descendant or of the family of John ALYMER, tutor to Lady Jane Grey, afterwards made Bishop of London, by Queen Elizabeth. (See Wood’s Athena Dic.)
 Conn. Col. Rec., n, p. 47&
SEph, who had-Joseph, b. March 28, 1701; d. Sept. 10, 1717: Samuel b. Deo. 12, 1705 ; Solomon, b. March 5, 1708 ; Elizabeth, b. Feb., 1710; Juie, b. Nov. 19, 1711; Jacob, b. Feb. 27, 1713-14; Phineas, b. Sept. 6, 1716; Joseph, b. Sept. 18, 1718; Eunice, b. Sept. 30, 1720.
Samuel (2d son of Edward, sen.), left a son, Samuel, jr., who m. Rebecca __________
; he d. Feb. 4, 1759, in 82d year (E. W. O.); she d. March 28, 1780, in
94th year (E. W. O.). Children—Daniel, b. March 1, 1707-8; Abigail, b. April 28, 1700 ; Samuel, 3d ; Deborah ; Elizabeth ; Naomi.
Daniel (son of Samuel, jr., and grandson of Samuel, sen.), m. Elizabeth ______
; he d. April 9, 1766 (E. W. O.); she d. Nov. 29, 1778, in 73dyear (E.
W. 0.). Children—Jerusha., b. Aug. 31, 1735; Chloe, b. May 17, 1737; Daniel, Alexander, b. Aug. 30, 1739 ; Timothy, b. Sept. 23, 1741; Hezekiah, b. March 5, 1744; d. Sept. 9, 1752; Elizabeth, b. April 23, 1746; d. Sept. 1, 1752; Abiel, b. May 9, 1752 ; d. Aug. 'l9, 1752.
(Rev.) Daniel (father unknown), who was b. in E. W. ;* grad. from Y. C., 1713; preached at Brookfield, Mass., but left there before 1715. In a notice of the town of Westborough, Mass., written in 1767, by the Rev. Eleuet Barkman, we find that " a church was gathered here, Oct. 28, 1724," and aids in a note : "Mr Daniel Elmer, candidate for the ministry from Connecticut, preached here several years, and received a call from the people, but there arose difficulties, and though he built upon the farm which was given for the first settled minister, and dwelt upon it, yet by the advice of an eccleiiastical council he desisted from preaching here, and a quit claim being given him of the farm, he sold, and with his family removed to Springfield, in 1724. He was afterwards settled in the ministry at Cohansy, in the Jersies." This was in Fairfield, Cumberland county, N. J. He probably did not come to Fairfield until 1729 ;t he m Margiret Parsons, sister of Rev. Jonathan P. of New- buryport, at whose house Whitfield died. It is supposed she d. in New England, there being no trace of her grave beside that of her husband ; by her
he had 3 sons, and 4 daus.J ; he m. 2, Webster, by whom he had 2 sons
and 3 daus. ; he was the grandfather of Dr. Jonathan and Gen. Ebenezer, distinguished in the Revolutionary war ; he had a brother,
Dea. Jonathan, bap. May 1, 1687 ; who lived at Norwalk, Ct., afterwards at Sharon, where he d., leaving the following children : Eliakim, Martin, Samuel, (Rev.) Jonathan, who grad. at Yale Coll., 1747; David, Daniel, Mary, Elizabeth, Abigail.
Jacob Elmore (prob b. e. Windsor), m. Esther Booth, Oct. 31, 1754. Children—Margaret, b. Aug. 17, 1755; d. Oct. 23, 1757: Chloe, b. Jan. 5, 1757; d. Oct. 26, 1757: Joel, b. My 24, 1758 ; Solomon, b. Feb. 10, 1761; Noadiah, b. Feb. 13, 1766. .
* Not In Fairfield, as stated In Webster's Hist, of the Am. Presby. Ch.
MSS. of Hon. Lucres Q. C. Elmer of Bridgetown, N. J., who Is engaged in collecting the gonenlogy of the family for pilblloition. Soo also the Hist, of Presbyterian tViurr/iiit America, by Hov. Richard Webster, p. 403.
JTho "Rev. Daniel and Margaret,1' have recorded to them In W., » 0»u. Elizabeth, * March i3, 1724-5.
Mr. Thomas, m. Ann Elmer, May 2, 1728, who d. March 9, 1730 ; he m. 2, Elizabeth Bushon (Bushop?), Feb. 14, 1752. Children by lst wife—Immanuel, b. Dec. 23, 1728; Anna, b. Feb. 27, 1730. Child by 2d wife—Frances, b. Jan. 16, 1754.
Joseph, m. Jane Adkins of Hartford, April 4, 1730.
Deaths (E. W. 0,).—Samuel and Martha had Abner, who d. Ang. 16, 1752, a. 6 yrs., 10 mos. ; and Oliver, who d. Oct. 15, 1752, a. 2 yrs, 1 mo. Alanson, d. Jan. 15, 1828, a. 45 ; his wife Chloe, d. Dec. 3,1855, a. 75 ; their dau., Sarah, d. Jan. 21, 1828, a. -4 yrs.

History of ancient Windsor, Connecticut

 By Henry Reed Stiles

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• ID: I39877
• Name: Abigail ELMORE
• Sex: F
• Birth: in Weston,CT 1 (maybe ~ 1700 to 1726?)
• Change Date: 16 JUN 2004 at 23:02:35
  
  Father: Jonathan (Deacon) ELMORE b: in Weston,CT
  Mother: MARY b: in Weston,CT
  
  Marriage 1 Silas KEELER b: 3 DEC 1724 in Ridgefield,Fairfield,CT
  • Married: 14 APR 1746 in Wilton,Fairfield Co.,CT 1
  Children
  1. Betty KEELER b: in Ridgefield,CT

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• ID: I44148
• Name: Jonathan ELMORE
• Sex: M 1
• Birth: 12 MAR 1763 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT
• Death: MAR 1848
• _UID: 958E26D4ECFC46C3875C3D42808DB64275BE
• Change Date: 13 JAN 2006
  
  Father: David ELMORE b: 1736 in New Canaan, Fairfield, CT
  Mother: Jemima CURTIS b: 22 OCT 1730 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT
  
  Marriage 1 Abigail TOBY b: 1765
  • Married: 5 FEB 1794

Possible sources of name elmore -- seems to be from alvord wakeman side

the Fairfield Presbyterian Church Daniel Elmer/Elmore Daniel Elmer 1729 - 1755 moves to Fairfield Township ,Cumberland, New Jersey probably spent time in Windsor, CT and Springfield, possiblu born CT one of of three graduates of Yale College, then at Saybrook, in the class of 1713.== his Mother: Elizabeth GARRETT b: 1654 in Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut
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1775 sharon, ct The General Assembly was forthwith convened, and a large military force raised. One company was raised in Sharon and its vicinity. Samuel Elmore received a Major’s commission, and also had the command of this company. Amos Chappell was the Lieutenant.

Revolutionary soldiers of Redding CT has references to a lot of the names inlcuding Elmore

• ID: I44140
• Name: David ELMORE
• Sex: M 1
• Birth: 1736 in New Canaan, Fairfield, CT
• Death: 1738 in New Canaan, Fairfield, CT
• _UID: 73F04846B08848708A81D3C8AEC6F6A899E5
• Change Date: 13 JAN 2006
  
  Father: Jonathan ELMER b: 1700
  Mother: Mary --- b: 1702
  
  Marriage 1 Jemima CURTIS b: 22 OCT 1730 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT
  • Married: 30 OCT 1748 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT
  Children
  1. Thaddeus ELMORE b: 1752 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT Marriage 1 Elizabeth WALDO b: 11 OCT 1754 in Windham, Windham, CT Married: 13 FEB 1775 in Windham, Windham, CT
  2. David ELMORE b: 1759 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT
  3. Sally Jemima ELMORE b: 1766 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT Marriage 1 Samuel GIBBS b: 1764 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT Married: 1786
  4. Mary ELMORE b: 3 JUN 1759 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT Marriage 1 Stephen GREGORY b: 11 FEB 1757 in Norwalk, Fairfield, CT
  5. Abigail ELMORE b: 1770 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT Marriage 1 Nathan WHEELER b: 1768 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT
  6. Jonathan ELMORE b: 12 MAR 1763 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT Marriage 1 Abigail TOBY b: 1765
     • Married: 5 FEB 1794
  7. Eliakim ELMORE b: 30 APR 1764 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT Marriage 1 Lois MERRILL b: 1766
  8. William Curtis ELMORE b: 23 DEC 1769 in Sharon, Litchfield, CT

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  • ID: I619099468
  • Name: Allenson ELMORE
  • Given Name: Allenson
  • Surname: Elmore
  • Sex: M
  • Birth: 04 Aug 1782 in , Windsor, CT
  • Note:

  Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut, Vol. I-IV pg 322-323

  Father: Samuel ELMORE b: 18 Nov 1755 in South Windsor, Windsor, CT
  Mother: Sarah LOOMIS b: 19 Oct 1755

   

ELMORE, Samuel Edward, President of the Connecticut River Banking Company, Hartford, was born in South Windsor, Connecticut, November 3, 1833, son of Captain Harvey and Clarissa (Burnham) Elmore. One of his ancestors was Edward Elmer, one of the party who with the Reverend Thomas Hooker began the settlement of Hartford in 1636. Edward Elmer is thought to have been the great-grandson of Bishop Elmer, of London, and to have come from Braintree, England. The name appears with various spellings in the early records. This ancestor, after living in Northampton, Massachusetts, a few years, returned to Hartford, where a tract of five hundred and fifty acres, from the Connecticut River back for three miles, was obtained and improved by him. He lost his life in King Philip's War. From Edward, Mr. Elmore is descended in the following line : 2, John, born 1646; 3, Joseph, born 1678; 4, Samuel, born in 17o5; 5, Samuel, born in 1755; 6, Harvey, his father, born in 1799. Samuel of the fourth generation was one of the first settlers of Long Hill. His log cabin was one of the first two dwellings on South Windsor street, near the present Elmore homestead. His son Samuel was in five campaigns of the Revolutionary War.

SAM L E. ELMORE.

Captain Harvey Elmore represented South Windsor in the Legislature in 1842 and 1844, and was Captain of an independent rifle company attached to the Twenty-fifth Regiment, Connecticut Militia. He married the daughter of Zenas and Thankful Burnham, of South Windsor. Their son Samuel Edward, the subject of this sketch, after studying in the South Windsor High School, Williston Seminary at East Hampton, Massachusetts, and at the Academy at Hinsdale, Massachusetts, was graduated at Williams College in 1857. He was a fellow-student with President Garfield. During his college days he was Captain of a scientific exploring expedition to Florida and the Keys, when a valuable collection was made for the museum of the Natural History Society at Williams. After graduation he taught in the Sedgwick Institute in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, and was Principal of the Stowe (Vermont) Academy in 1859. Returning to South Windsor, he was Representative from that town in 186o and 1864. As Chief Clerk in the office of the State Treasurer from 186o to 1865 he attended to a large part of the duty of raising funds for the equipment of the troops during the Civil War. Governor Buckingham sent him to Washington to collect for advances made by the State in aid of the Government, and with Rowland Swift he went to Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Yorktown to reenlist Connecticut men whose terms of service had nearly expired, and to pay bounties. While in the Legislature in 1864 he obtained a charter for the Continental Life Insurance Company, of which he was chosen Secretary the following year and President a little later. In the ten years of his Presidency the assets of the company increased from one hundred and fifty thousand to two million five hundred thousand dollars. He was chosen President of the Connecticut River Banking Company in 1875, which position he now holds. He is also a Director in the Pratt & Whitney Company, the Connecticut River Company, the C. Cowles Company of New Haven, and the Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance Company, and is interested in several other concerns. He is Treasurer of the J. R. Montgomery Company of Windsor Locks, and Secretary and Treasurer of the Utica Cement Company. His ancestral farm, which has been handed down without deed or document through seven generations, from the time of the Indian grant, is his special pride. Mr. Elmore is a member of the Sons of the Revolution, the Hartford Scientific Association, and the Connecticut Historical Society. He was married November 1, 1864,to Mary Amelia Burnham, of Hartford. They have four children : Frank Harvey, Samuel Dean, Charles Burnham, and Henry Dennis Elmore.

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