likely continued to live in Morristown's Sansay House. In 1888, Joseph Sabin included Revere's novels and pamphlets in Volume 17 of Bibliotheca Americana, a record of books relating to America. On April 5 1891, Joseph Warren Revere's wife Rosanna Duncan Revere arranged a party to organize the New Jersey Daughters of the American Revolution. The 1914 Bear Flag Monument in Sonoma, California commemorates Revere's raising of the American flag in Sonoma on July 9, 1846. The statue depicts the American immigrants who revolted against the Mexican government in what was then Alta California. In 1979, farm owner Caroline Rose Foster bequeathed the estate to the Morris County Parks Commission upon her death to be preserved as a "Living Historical Farm." In 2003, William R. Chemerka, a historical interpreter and actor, portrayed Revere at a Civil War program at Fosterfields. In 2013, Chemerka published biography General Joseph Warren Revere: The Gothic Saga of Paul Revere's Grandson. The Revere mansion, also known as "The Willows" and (in a presidential letter) "The Rancho," is available for tours seasonally. In 2019, the Revere mansion was the subject of evening ghost hunts for the public, led by Island Paranormal Society the goal being to "contact, confront, and communicate with paranormal entities." On May 7, 2022, the Willows held a grand reopening, following its closure during COVID-19. See also List of American Civil War generals (Union) Fosterfields References Notes External links General Joseph Warren Revere's ancestry 1812 births 1880 deaths American travel writers American male non-fiction writers American people of the Seminole Wars American people of the Bear Flag Revolt American Roman Catholics Mexican soldiers People of New Jersey in the American Civil War People from Morris Township, New Jersey Union Army generals United States Army officers Excelsior Brigade United States Navy officers United States Naval Academy alumni United States Navy personnel of the Mexican–American War Recipients of the Order of Isabella the Catholic Joseph Warren Converts to Roman Catholicism People who were court-martialed United States Army personnel who were court-martialed Union Army personnel