C^c  ^tatc  of  llcto  |iam))sbivc. 
ROLLS  OF  THE  SOLDIERS 

IN    THE 

EEVOLUTIONART   WAR, 

1775,    TO     MAY,     17 17  : 

WITH     AN 

APPENDIX, 

EMBRACING    DIARIES    OF   LIEUT.  JONATHAN   BURTON. 


PUBLISHED    BY    AUTHORITY    OF    THE    LEGISLATURE. 


VOLUME     I  — OF    WAR     ROLLS. 
VOLUME     XIV  — OF    THE    SERIES, 


COMPILED  AND  EDITED  BY 

ISAAC    W.   HAMMOND,   A.   M., 

PRESIDENT  NEW  HAMPSHIRE  ANTIQUARIAN  SOCIETY,  MEMBER  NEW  HAMPSHIRE  HISTORICAL  SOCIETT. 


^He  who  takes  no  biterest  in  the  history  of  his  ancestors  does  not  deserve  to  be 
remembered  by  his  posterity P 


CONCORD,    N.    H.  : 

PARSONS   B.  COGSWELL,  STATE   PRINTER. 
1885. 


JOINT  RESOLUTION  relating  to  the  preservation  and  publication  of  portions 
of  the  early  state  and  provincial  records  and  other  state  papers  of  New  Hamp- 
shire. 

Resolved  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  in  General  Court  con- 
vened : 

That  his  excellency  the  governor  be  hereby  authorized  and  empowered,  with 
the  advice  and  consent  of  the  council,  to  employ  some  suitable  person — and  fix 
his  compensation,  to  be  paid  out  of  any  money  in  the  treasury  not  otherwise  appro- 
priated— to  collect,  arrange,  transcribe,  and  superintend  the  publication  of  such 
portions  of  the  early  state  and  provincial  records  and  other  state  papers  of  New 
Hampshire  as  the  governor  may  deem  proper;  and  that  eight  hundred  copies  of 
each  volume  of  the  same  be  printed  by  the  state  printer,  and  distributed  as  fol- 
lows :  namely,  one  copy  to  each  city  and  town  in  the  state,  one  copy  to  such  of 
the  public  libraries  in  the  state  as  the  governor  may  designate,  fifty  copies  to  the 
New  Hampshire  Historical  Society,  and  the  remainder  placed  in  the  custody  of 
the  state  librarian,  who  is  hereby  authorized  to  exchange  the  same  for  similar 
publications  by  other  states. 

Approved  August  4,  188 1. 

In  accordance  with  the  foregoing  resolution,  the  governor,  with  advice  of  the 
council,  on  the  12th  day  of  October,  1881,  appointed  and  commissioned  Isaac  W. 
Hammond  as  "  Editor  and  Compiler  of  State  Papers." 


EDITOR'S   PREFACE. 


This  volume  contains  the  rolls  of  the  soldiers  who  served  in  the  Revo- 
lutionary War  from  this  state  from  the  beginning  of  that  memorable 
struggle  to  May,  1777,  so  far  as  the  same  are  in  the  possession  of  the 
state,  or  could  be  procured  elsewhere  by  the  editor.  They  will  be  of 
great  value  to  town  historians,  biographers,  genealogists,  and  others  who 
are  engaged  in  tracing  the  history  of  their  ancestors  with  a  purpose  to 
place  the  same  in  compact  and  permanent  form. 

It  is  to  be  regretted  that  some  of  the  early  rolls  have  not  been  found. 
If  they  come  to  light  later,  they  will  be  published  in  a  subsequent  volume. 

The  rolls  herein  published  do  not  exliibit  the  entire  service  rendered 
by  some  of  the  men,  as  some  of  the  regiments  were  incorporated  into  the 
regular  "Continental  Army,"  and  thereafter  paid  by  continental  pay- 
masters ;  consequently  some  of  the  pay-rolls  are  in  the  possession  of  the 
United  States  government,  and  are  held  as  vouchers.  The  muster  and 
bounty  rolls  and  regimental  returns  will,  however,  give  the  names  once 
each,  at  least,  of  nearly  all  who  served  subsequent  to  January,  1776  ;  and 
when  these  rolls,  returns,  and  other  documents  are  all  published,  the  res- 
idences of  most  of  the  men  can  be  ascertained,  with  the  help  of  a  com- 
plete index,  which  has  been  carefully  compiled. 

The  large  number  of  letters  of  inquiry  from  persons  within  and  with- 
out the  state,  which  have  been  received  by  the  editor  since  he  com- 
menced the  compilation  of  these  rolls,  are  abundant  evidence  of  a  grow- 
ing public  interest  in  the  history  of  our  state,  and  fully  sustain  the  action 
of  the  governor  and  council  in  authorizing  their  publication  under  the 
resolution  of  the  legislature  of  iSSi. 


IV  EDITOR  S    PREFACE. 

The  editor  has  been  encouraged  and  sustained  in  his  labor  by  the 
uniform  kindness  and  favor  of  His  Excellency  Samuel  W.  Hale,  and  the 
honorable  council ;  and  many  other  gentlemen  from  various  parts  of  the 
state,  who  have  visited  him,  have  shown  a  deep  interest  in  the  work, 
and  spoken  words  of  counsel  and  encouragement  which  have  been  very 
helpful. 

The  publication  of  the  second  volume   of  rolls  has  been  commenced, 

and  the  work  will  issue  in  due  time  (D.  V.). 

HAMMOND. 
Concord,  April  15,  1SS5. 


GENERAL  CONTENTS. 


Indian  and  French  war  rolls, 

Capt.  Matthew  Austin's  roll,  1709,     . 
"       Shadrach  Walton's  roll,  1710, 
"      James  Davis's  roll,  1712, 

Maj.  Paul  Mascarine's  roll,  171 1, 

Sir  Charles  Hobby's  roll,  1710-11, 

Capt.  John  Robertson's  roll,  1710-11, 

Maj.  Gilbert  Abbott's  roll,  1710-11, 

Capt.  James  Abercrombie's  roll,  1710-11, 
"       David  Pigeon's  roll,  1710-11, 
"       Samuel  Templer's  roll,  1710-11, 
"       James  Davis's  roll  of  scouts,  1712, 
"       Green's  and  Major  Smith's  Cos., 
"       Gilman's,  Hill's,  and  Davis's  Cos., 
"       Gerrish's,  Vaughan's,  and  Phipps's  Cos., 
"       Westbrook's,  Gilman's,  and  Tebbitts's  Cos., 
"       Weeks's  Co.,    ..... 
"       John  Gotle's  roll  of  scouts,  1746, 
"      Job  Clement's  Guard,  1748? 

Enlistment  document.  Crown  Point,  i755' 

Men  at  Fort  William  and  Mar}',  1758, 

Capt.  Hercules  Mooney's  Co.,  175^1 

Receipts  of  men  in  Canada  expedition,  1759- 

Extracts  from  diary  of  Capt.  Jeremiah  Marston,  1762 

Roll  of  Capt.  Marston's  Co.,  1762,     . 

"       men  at  Fort  William  and  Mary,  1767, 
"  "  "  1771-72, 

"  "  "  1772-73' 

1775- 

Revolutionary  war  rolls,  introduction, 
Capt.  Reuben  Dow's  Co.,  1775, 
New  Ipswich  men,  Cambridge,  i775' 
Temple  men,  Cambridge,  1775, 


1-30 


3 
4 
6 

7 
8 

8 

9 
10 
11-15 
II 
12 
13 
H 
15 
16 
18 

19 
20 

20 

22 

24-27 

24 


27 
28 
29 


31 
32 
33 

35 


VI 


GENERAL    CONTENTS. 


Rindge  men,  Cambridge,  1775, 

Col.  James  Reed's  return,  June,  1775, 

Notes  on  battle  of  Bunker  Hill, 

Killed  and  wounded  at  Bunker  Hill, 

Letters  from  Moses  Emerson,  i775' 

Maj.  Andrew  McClary's  loss  at  Bunker  Hill, 

Col.  Stark's  stafT,  May,  1775.    . 

Start' rolls  of  the  three  regiments,  i775' 

Col.  Stark's  regiment,  pa\--rolls  August,  i775' 

Capt.  Isaac  Baldwin's  Co., 

"     Elisha  Woodbury's  Co., 

"     Samuel  Richards's  Co.,   . 

"     John  Moore's  Co., 

"     Joshua  Abbott's  Co., 

"     Gordon  Hutchins's  Co., 

"     Aaron  Kinsman's  Co.,     . 

"     Henry  Dearborn's  Co.,    . 

"     Daniel  Moore's  Co., 

"     George  Reid's  Co., 
Col.  James  Reed's  regiment,  pay-rolls  August, 
Capt.  Hezekiah  Hutchins's  Co., 
Col.  Reed's  return,  June,  i775' 

"        "        staff  pay-roll, 
Capt.  H.  Hutchins's  Co., 

"     Jacob  Hinds's  Co., 

"      Levi  Spaulding's  Co., 

"     Ezra  Towne's  Co., 

"     Jonathan  Whitcomb's  Co., 

"     William  Walker's  Co.,     . 

"     Philip  Thomas's  Co., 

"      Benjamin  Mann's  Co., 

"     Josiah  Crosbey's  Co., 

"     John  Marcy's  Co., 
Col.  Enoch  Poor's  regiment,  muster  and  pay-r 
Capt.  Winborn  Adams's  Co.,  muster-roll, 

"     Winthrop  Rowe's  Co.,  " 

"     Philip  Tilton's  Co.,  " 

"     Benjamin  Titcomb's  Co.,  " 

"     James  Norris's  Co.,  " 

"     Henry  Elkins's  Co.,  receipt,    . 

"     Richard  Shortridge's  Co., 
Col.  Poor's  staff,  pay-roll  Aug.  i,  1775, 
Capt.  Winborn  Adams's  Co.,    . 

"     Jonathan  Wentworth's  Co., 

"     James  Norris's  Co., 

"     Winthrop  Rowe's  Co.,    . 

"     Samuel  Gilman's  Co., 


1775. 


lis,  Aug., 


1775. 


35 
3S 

39 

42-44 

45 
46 
46 
48,49 
50-75 
50 
52 
55 
SI 
60 

63 
66 

6S 

70 

73 

76-106 

76 

7S,  79 
80 
81 
84 
S7 

S9 
93 

95 
98 
too 
[02 
[04 

[07 
09 

12 

H 

16 
18 
19 

21 

22 

25 
28 

^31 

'34 


107- 


118, 


GENERAL    CONTENTS. 


Vll 


Capt.  Henry  Elkins's  Co., 

"     Benjamin  Titcomb's  Co., 

"      Jeremiah  Cloug;h's  Co  , 

"     Philip  Tilton's  Co., 

"      Richard  Shortridj^je's  Co., 
Col.  Joliii  Stark's  regiment,  provisional  returns,  i775' 
Qiiartermaster  Henry  Parkinson's  account  of  rations  issued  to 

Stark's  regiment. 
Quartermaster  Joseph  Fogg's  account  of  rations  issued  to  Poor's 

regiment, 

Qiiartermaster  Isaac  Frye's  account  of  rations  issued  to  Reed's 
regiment,  ...... 

List  of  men  enlisted  in  the  artillery,  i775' 
Artillery  men's  receipts,  .... 

Capt.  Henr}'  Elkins's  Co.,  receipts. 

Col.  Timothy  Bedel's  regiment,  muster-rolls  1775, 

Bedel's  Co.  of  rangers,  receipt, 

StatFroll,  corps  of  rangers,  17755 

Col.  Bedel's  rangers,  pay-roll, 

Capt.  James  Osgood's  Co.,  pay-roll  1775, 

"  "  muster-roll, 

"  "  receipt, 

"     John  Parker's  Co.,  pay-roll,  1775, 

"  ''  muster-roll, 

"  "  receipt 


dates  of  an 
Col.  John  Stark's  regiment,  receipts 
Capt.  George  Reid's  Co., 
"•  Daniel  Moore's  Co., 
"  Henry  Dearborn's  Co., 
"  Aaron  Kinsman's  Co., 
"  Gordon  Hutchins's  Co., 
"  Joshua  Abbott's  Co., 
"  Thomas  McLaughlin's  Co., 
"  Samuel  Richards's  Co.,  . 
"  Elisha  Woodbury's  Co., 
"  John  Hale's  Co., 
"  Gordon  Hutchins's  Co., 
Col.  Enoch  Poor's  regiment,  receipts 
Capt.  Winborn  Adams's  Co.,  . 
"  Jonathan  Wentworth's  Co., 
"  James  Norris's  Co., 
"  Winthrop  Rowe's  Co., 
"  Samuel  Gilman's  Co., 
"  Henry  Elkins's  Co., 
"  Benjamin  Titcomb's  Co 
"     Jeremiah  Clough's  Co., 


ival  home, 
October,  1775, 


October, 


775' 


1 59-' 


17S- 


1S7-1 


VIU 


GENERAL    CONTENTS. 


al  note 


nee  of  Piscataq 


Capt.  Philip  Tilton's  Co., 

"     Richard  Shoitridge's  Co. 
Col.  James  Reed's  regiment,  receipts  October 
Capt.  Hezekiah  Hutchins's  Co., 

"     Jacob  Hinds's  Co., 

"     Levi  Spaulding's  Co.,    . 

"     Ezra  Towne's  Co., 

"     Jonathan  Whitcomb's  Co. 

"     William  Walker's  Co., 

"     Philip  Thomas's  Co., 

"     Benjamin  Mann's  Co., 

"     Josiah  Crosby's  Co., 
N.  H.  men  in  Qiiebec  expedition,  editor 
Capt.  Henry  Dearborn's  Co., 

"     Samuel  Ward's  Co., 

"     Dearborn's  Co.,  pay-roll, 

"  "  wages  due, 

Eolls  of  troops  engaged  in  the  defe 

1775,    .... 
Lieut.  James  Parr's  Co., 
Capt.  John  Calef's  Co., 

"     Richard  Dowe's  Co., 

"     Benjamin  Butler's  Co., 

"     Abraham  French's  Co., 

"     Robert  Crawford's  Co., 

"     Titus  Salter's  Co., 

"     Samuel  Hayes's  Co., 

*'     Thomas  Berry's  Co., 

"     Mark  Wiggins's  Co., 

^'     Nathaniel  Hobbs's  Co., 

■"     Henry  Elkins's  Co., 

■"     Moses  Yeaton's  Co., 

"     Nicholas  Rawlings's  Co. 

*'      Cutting  Cilley's  Co., 

"     James  Hill's  Co., 

"     Joseph  Clifford's  Co.,    . 

*'     David  Copp's  Co., 

"      Smith  Emerson's  Co.,    . 

*'     David  Place's  Co., 

"     John  Hill's  Co., 

"     Alpheus  Chesley's  Co., 

"     Caleb  Hodgdon's  Co., 

"  Stephen  Hodgdon's  Co., 
Lieut.  Thomas  Bragdon's  Co., 
Capt.  Robert  Ford's  Co., 

"     Robert  Follett's  Co.,      . 

"     Samuel  Mclntyre's  Co., 


^71 


202. 
203, 


lua  H 


arbor 


195 
196 

19S-208 
198 
199 
200 
201 
203 
204 
205 
206 
207 
209 
210 
213 
214 
217 

223-240 
223 
224 
225 
225 
226 
226 
227 
228 
228 
229 
229 
229 
230 
231 
231 
232 
232 
232 
233 
234 
234 
235 

235 
236 
236 

237 

237 
238 


GENERAL    CONTENTS. 


IX 


Capt.  Noah  Littlefield's  Co., 

Dr.  Hall  Jackson's  Artillery, 

Capt.  George  Jerry  Osborne's  Co., 

Men  in  Fort  Sullivan  Nov.  5,  1775, 

N.  H.  men  at  Winter  Hill,  editorial  note, 

Col.  Burnham's  return.  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  i775? 

Capt.  Benjamin  Taylor's  Co.,      "  " 

Conway  soldiers,  June  10,  i775' 

Capt.  Arclielaus  Tovvne's  Co.,  1775, 

"     Joseph  Parson's  Co.,  1775, 
Account  of  shoes   issued  to  Stark's,  Reed's,  and  Poor's   reg 

iments,  1775,         ..... 
Capt.  Henry  Elkins's  Co.,  Fort  Washington, 
Return  of  troops  in  N.  H.,  Dec.  6,  1775, 
Dunbarton  return,  ..... 

1776. 

North  Hampton  recruits,  .... 

Capt.  Turner's  Artillery,  .... 

Colonels  of  militia  regiments, 
Capt.  Titus  Salter's  roll.  Fort  Washington, 

"■     Eliphalet  Daniels's  roll.  Fort  Sullivan,   . 

"     Ebenezer  Dearing's  roll,  Portsmouth, 
Col.  Thomas  Stickney's  regiment,  officers  names, 
Col.  Bedel's  regiment,  pay-rolls,  etc., 
Capt.  Joseph  Estabrook's  Co., 

"     Daniel  Carlysle's  Co.,    . 

"     Jason  Wait's  Co., 

"     Daniel  Wilkins's  Co.,     . 

"     Ebenezer  Green's  Co.,  . 

"     James  Osgood's  Co., 

"     Edward  Everett's  Co.,   . 

"     Samuel  Young's  Co., 
Lists  of  men  in  Bedel's  regiment  June  24,  1776, 

"         absentees  Bedel's  regiment,  July  23,  I'J'jS, 
Officers  in  Bedel's  regiment,  receipts. 
Return  of  officers  in  Col.  Joseph  Badger's  regiment  of  militia 

March  5,  1776,      . 
Return  of  officers  in  Col.  Benjamin  Bellows,  Jr. 's,  regiment  of 

militia,  March  15,  1776, 
Dover  soldiers  in  continental  army, 
Concord  soldiers  "  " 

Return  of  men  in  Capt.  Nathan  Brown's  Co., 

"  "  Timothy  Clement's  Co 

Wilton  men  in  continental  army,     . 
Muster-roll  of  Capt.  Joshua  Abbott's  Co., 


238 
239 

239 
240 

240 

242 
244 
246 
246 
247 

248 

252 

253 
254 


255 
255 
256 

257 
259 
260 
261 

262-396 
262 
263 
364 
266 

267,  270 
273 

279 

281 

287 
291 

295 
296 

297 
298 

299 

299 
301 

303 
303 


GENERAL    CONTENTS. 


776, 


Return  of  absentees  of  Poor's  regiment,   . 
Return  of  sick  of  Poor's  regiment, 
Col.  Isaac  Wyman's  regiment,  July,  i'J'j6, 
Capt.  William  Harper's  Co., 

"     William  Stillson's  Co., 

"     James  Shepherd's  Co., 

"     Capt.  John  Drew's  Co.,  muster-roll, 

"     Samuel  Wetherbee's  Co.,  " 

"     Joseph  Dearborn's  Co.,  " 

Lieut.  Timothy  Worthly's  Co.,  " 

Capt.  Joseph  Chandler's  Co.,  " 

"     Joseph  Parker's  Co.,  " 

"     William  Barron's  Co., 
Col.  Joshua  Wentworth's  return 
Col.  Joshua  Wingate's  regiment,  July,  i 
Capt.  David  Qiiinby's  Co., 

"     James  Arnold's  Co., 

"     Daniel  Emerson's  Co. 

"     John  Nesmith's  Co., 

"•     Samuel  Nay's  Co., 

"     Simon  Marston's  Co.. 

"     William  Humphrey's  Co., 

"     William  Barron's  Co., 
Joseph  Badger's  Co., 
Joseph  Badger's  letter  and  return,  July, 
Col.  Pierse  Long's  regiment,  August,  1776, 
Capt.  Caleb  Hodgdon's  Co., 

"     Mark  Wiggin's  Co., 

"     John  Brewster's  Co., 

"     John  Calfe's  Co., 

"     "Nathan  Brown's  Co.,      . 

"     Timothy  Clement's  Co., 

"     Josiah  Russell's  company  of  rangers. 
Col.  Thomas  Tash's  regiment,  September,  i 
Capt.  Nathan  Sanborn's  Co., 

"     Daniel  Gordon's  Co., 

"     Jonathan  Robinson's  Co., 

"     John  Calfe's  Co.,  .... 

"     William  McDufiee's  Co., 

"     Smith  Emerson's  Co., 

"     Daniel  Runnels's  Co., 

"     William  Prescott's  Co., 
Col.  Nahum  Baldwin's  regiment,  September, 
Capt.  Philip  Putnam's  Co., 

"     William  Read's  Co.,       . 

"     Abijah  Smith's  Co., 

"     John  House's  Co., 


Col. 


776, 


776, 


1776, 


307 

309 
311-338 

311 

313 
316-318 

321 

324 
327 
329 
330 
332 
335 
338 
339-363 
340 
343 
346 
347 
350 
352 
355 
358 
361 

364 
367-393 
36S,  374 
369^  377 
371'  3S4 

380 

387 

390 

394 

396-415 

397 

399 
401,  414 
404 
406 
408 
410 

413 
416-434 
416 
418 
420 
422 


GENERAL    CONTENTS. 


XI 


th 


Capt.  Samuel  McConnell's  Co., 

"     John  Houghton's  Co., 

"     Benjamin  Emery's  Co., 

"     John  jNIoody's  Co., 
Col.  David  Gihnan's  regiment,  December,  17 
Capt.  Francis  Towne's  Co.,    . 

"     William  Walker's  Co., 

"     Joshua  Ilayward's  Co., 

"     Samuel  Wallingford's  Co.,     . 

"      Joseph  Parsons's  Co..     . 

"     Daniel  Gordon's  Co., 

"     Benjamin  Sias's  Co., 

"  Samuel  McConnell's  Co., 
Miscellaneous  documents,  1776, 
Capt.  Jeremiah  Eames's  men,  order, 

"     Samuel  VVetherbee's  men,  list. 
Recommendations  for  field  officers, 
Capt.  Joshua  Abbott's  Co.,  receipt, 

"     William  Stillson's  Co.,  pay-roll. 
Return  of  men  in  First  N.  H.  Regiment,  wi 
Petition  of  Capt.  Salter's  men. 
Return  of  Somersworth  soldiers, 
Capt.  Jeremiah  Eames's  scouts,  pay-roll. 
Men  in  Qiiebec  expedition,  in  part. 
Return    of  men    raised    in    Col.    Josiah    Bar 

August,  1776,        .... 
Officers  in  Col.  John  VValdron's  regiment. 
Petition  from  men  taken  at  the  Cedars,    . 
Appointment  of  men  to  be  raised  September, 
Recommendations  for  field  officers, 
Petition  from  men  at  Fort  Sullivan, 
Service  performed  by  New  Hampshire  in  i 
Col.  Pierse  Long's  regiment,  pay-rolls  Januar 
Capt.  Abraham  Perkins's  Co. 

"     Ebenezer  Dearing's  Co., 

"     Timothy  Clement's  Co., 

"•     John  Calfe's  Co., 

"     Mark  Wiggin's  Co., 

"     Nathan  Brown's  Co  , 

"     John  Brewster's  Co., 


76, 


776 


tlett's 


1776 


residence 


,  editorial 


ment 


48 


424 
426 
429 

432 
435-4^^2 

436 
438 
442-444 
446 
448,  449 
451^452 
454'  455 
456,  457 
463-481 

463 

463 
464 

465,  466 

467 

468 

472 

473 

473 
474 

475 

476 

476 
47s 

479 

4S0 

4S0 
482-510 
498,  501 
484,  499 
486,  508 
489,  500 
492,  502 
494,  506 
496,  504 


1777. 

Col.  Pierse  Long's  regiment  as  paid  for  their  march  to  Ticon- 

deroga,  February,  1777,         ......  511-521 

Capt.  Ebenezer  Dearing's  Co.,         ......  511,518 

"     Timothy  Clement's  Co.,         ......  512,  513 


xu 


GENERAL    CONTENTS. 


Capt.  John  Calfe's  Co., 

"     Mark  Wiggins's  Co., 

"     Nathan  Brown's  Co.,     . 

"     John  Brewster's  Co.,      .  .  .  .  .  •      5' 

"     Abraham  Perkins's  Co., 
Col.  David  Oilman's  i^egiment,  final  pay-rolls, 
Capt.  Francis  Towne's  Co.,     .... 

"     William  Walker's  Co.,  ... 

"      Benjamin  Sias's  Co.,       .... 

"     Daniel  Gordon's  Co.,      .... 

"     Joseph  Parson's  Co.,      .... 

"     Samuel  McConnell's  Co., 

"     Samuel  Wallingford's  Co., 

"     Joshua  Hay  ward's  Co., 
Miscellaneous  documents,         .... 
Haverhill  return.  May,  1777, 
Salisbury  return,  March,  i777' 
Capt.  Stillson's  men,  order,     .... 
Petition  from  soldiers  at  Fort  Washington, 
Order  to  Capt.  John  Haven,   .... 
Capt.  John  Haven's  Co.,  for  guarding  prisoners. 
Roster   of  oflicers   in   the   three   continental  regiments  April 

1777^    

Apportionment  of  men  to  fill  up  the  same. 
Roll  of  Capt.  James  Carr's  Co.  with  residences, 

"  Benjamin  Titcomb's  Co.,  with  residences, 

Three  years  men  enlisted  from  4th  militia  regiment  from  Exe 

ter.  New  Market,  Epping,  Brentwood,  and  Poplin, 
Three  years  men  enlisted  from  Col.  Stickney's  regiment, 
"  "  Col.  McClary's  regiment, 

"  "  Col.  Nichols's  regiment. 

Col.  Enoch  Hale's  return,        .... 
Enlistments  from  Col.  Thornton's  regiment,    . 
Col.  Joseph  Badger's  return. 
Enlistments  from  Col.  John  Webster's  regiment, 

"  "      Col.  Bartlett's  regiment, 

Capt.  Asa  Richardson's  return,  Pelham, 
Lieut.  Joseph  Emery's  return,  Pembroke, 

"      Samuel  Bradford's  return, 
Col.  John  Webster's  return,    . 
Capt.  Cutting  Cilley's  Co.,  order,   . 
Lieut.  James  Oould's  i-eturn,  Hollis, 
First  N.  H.  Continental  Regiment,  1777,  pay-rolls 
Capt.  Isaac  Farwell's  Co., 
"     Jason  Wait's  Co., 
"     Amos  Emerson's  Co.,    . 
"     Amos  Morrill's  Co., 


5H. 


6- 


519 

515 

516,  519 

517.519 
51S,  520 

552-544 
524 


527 
529 


534 


545 
545 
5.32 
545 
537 
540 
542 
545-560 

546 
548 
548 
549 
550 
551 

552 

556 

559^  560 

562 

563 

570 

572 
575 
579 
5  So 
582 

5S5 
58S 

588 

5S9 
589 
589 

590 
591-614 

592 

595'  599 
600 

601 


GENERAL    CONTENTS. 


XllI 


Capt.  Ebenezer  Frye's  Co., 

"     James  House's  Co., 
Lieut.  Thomas  Simpson's  men, 
Capt.  Natliaiiiel  Ilutcliins's  Co., 

"     William  Scott's  Co., 
Second  N.  II.  Continental  Regiment,  1777, 
Capt.  James  Nonis's  Co., 

"     John  Drew's  Co., 

"      James  Carr's  Co., 

"     Frederick  M.  Bell's  Co., 

"      Caleb  Robinson's  Co., 

'"     William  Rowell's  Co., 

"     Elijah  Claye's  Co., 

"      Samuel  lilodgett's  Co., 

"     Benjamin  Titcomb's  Co., 
Third  N.  H.  Continental  Regiment 
Capt.  Isaac  Frye's  Co..  . 

"      Richard  VVeare's  Co.,    . 

"     John  Griggs's  Co., 

"     Zachariah  Beal's  Co.,     . 

"     Michael  McClary's  Co., 

"     Daniel  Livermore's  Co., 

"     Benjamin  Stone's  Co., 

"     James  Gray's  Co., 
Uncertain  what  company. 
Petition  of  Capt.  Daniels's  men, 
Appendix,        .... 
Diary  of  Lieutenant  Jonathan  Burton  at  Winter  Hi 
Roll  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Taylor's  Co., 
Return  of  Capt.  Taylor's  Co.,  Dec.  17,  1775, 
Diary  of  Lieut.  Jonathan  Burton,  Ticonderoga, 
Roll  of  Capt.  William  Barron's  Co., 
Index  of  towns,  places,  etc.,    .... 
Index  to  names  of  persons,       .... 


11, 


604,  606 
607-609 
608 
610,  611 
612,  614 

615-637 
615 

617,  619 
620 

623,  626 
627 
630 
632 

634^  635 
636 

638-663 
639 
641 
644 

647,  649 
651 

653.  655 
656 

659 
662 

663 

665 

667-6S9 
667 
6S0 

690-702 
69a 

705 
711 


REVOLUTIONARY  WAR  ROLLS. 


EXPLANATION. 

The  figures  in  brackets  at  the  beginning  of  each  document  refer  to  the  volume 
and  page  of  the  original  manuscript. 


CORRECTIONS. 

Page    24,  read  Melcher  Ward  instead  of  Melcher  Wood. 

103,  last  line  but  one,  read  Wilkins  instead  of  Williams. 
146,  third  line  from  bottom,  read  Goss  instead  of  Coss. 
504,  read  David  Ela  instead  of  David  Eda. 
518,  read  George  Loud  instead  of  George  Lord. 


STATE  OF  NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 


ROLLS  OF  THE   MEN  WHO  WERE  ENGAGED   IN 
THE  FRENCH  AND  REVOLUTIONARY  WARS. 


[The  following  were  copied  from  manuscript  volumes  in  the  office 
of  the  adjutant-general,  the  largest  portion  of  which  are  Revolu- 
tionary War  Rolls.  A  large  part  of  the  rolls  of  the  various  Indian 
and  French  wars  was  published  in  the  adjutant-general's  report  in 
1866;  a  few,  which  have  come  to  light  since  that  volume  issued,  are 
inserted  in  this.  The  figures  in  brackets  at  the  beginning  of  each 
document  refer  to  the  manuscript  volume  and  page  where  the 
originals  may  be  found.] 


[i-i]  [  Captai7i  Matthew  Austin's  Roll^  ^/OQ  P'\ 

An  Acco'.  of  Men  billited  by  John  Walker  Steward  under  the  Command 
of  Cap'  Matthew  Austin  July  3i  to  November  14.      [Year  not  given.] 


Cap* :  Matthew  Austin 

Sar: 

Jere  : 

Moulton 

Lieu' :                  Levenstone                    Cor ; 

;  Petei 

■  Abbott 

Ens  :  Jn°  :  Blake 

Cor  ; 

;  Abra 

ham  Clerk 

Sar :  Jury  Barker 

Cor: 

:  Nath 

"  Whittney 

Sar  :  Jos  :  Carlisle 

Arthur  Bragdon 

John  Bly 

John  Skiffe 

John  Saywood 

Jacob  Basford 

John  .Skipper 

John  Brown 

Sam'  Healey 

Thomas  Hunter 

Sam' :  Blake 

John  Leavett 

Peleck  Apituaih 

Jn°  :  Clefford 

RiclV'  Bounds 

James  Cliurch 

Amos  Knowles 

Joseph  Knight 

Job  David 

Stephen  Palmer 

'  Tho'' :  Avery 

M^ :  W"  :  Plaisted 

Jolin  rt idler 

Philip  Tole 

M-" :  Jn"  :  Wincol 

John  Peckouth 

I'homas  Willey 

John  Walker 

Joshua  Brown 

Benj" :  Davis 

Henry  Taylor 

Sam'  Nute 

Sampson  Richmond 

Rich"^  Cod 

FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


Moses  Kiming;  Simon  Nutes  Benj^  :  ^Makers 

Barnabas  Jandes  Rob' :  Hilliard  Daniel  Davis 

Joseph  Edgerley  Simon  Smith 

561 1 "' of  Bread  4134  bush'.  Pease 

3983"^  of  Pork  122  1^^  gallons  Rum 


By  order  of  his  Excellency  the  Governor 
Jn"  Walker. 


Sha-^  Walton  CqI 


[The  foregoing  is  probably  the  roll  of  the  men  referred  to  in  the 
following  vote,  which  was  passed  by  the  council  and  assembly  Dec. 
6,  1709:  "Cap*.  Austins  Muster  Roll  relateing  to  the  Expedition 
ag*.  Canada  Am°:  to  448"':  5*:  8'1  was  Allowed  in  Council  And 
Ordered  to  be  paid  out  of  the  Treasury '" — Ed.] 


£4, 

17^ 

8 

4- 

17^ 

8 

£43^ 

19, 

0 

06. 

0, 

0 

['^"S]  \^Captain  Shadrach    Walton's  Roll ^  about  ij  10. '\ 

A  muster  Roll  of  Soldiers  In  her  Majesties  Service  on  alate  Expedition 
Eastward  under  the  Comand  of  Shadrach  Walton  Captaine.  viz. 
from  Decb"'  15  to  Apr'  9*  being  in   all  16  weeks  and  3  days  each  Viz* 

Jethro  Bickford 

W"  Sanderson 

John  Cliflbrd 

Isaac  Philbrook 

John  Norrice 

James  Bassford 

James  Rawlins  4,     17,     8  ■£49<     19^     o 


[1-6]  \^Roll  of  Col.  Shadrach    Walton's  Men.  1710.'] 

A  list  of  Men  billeted  bv  Sam"  Penhallow  Comiss"^  Under  The  Command 
of  L'  Col :  Walton 

Col  Walton  Corp  :  Grey  Natt  Mendum 

Cap' Davison  Corp  :  Jones  Pumfry  Whitehouse 

Ensighn  Palmer  Corp  :  Sheperd  Eben  :  Tuttle 

Sarg'  Stubbs  Corp  :  Sleeper  Sam"  Corson 

Sarg'  Hanson  Jo""  Clark  Calib  Swain 

Sarg'  Scott  Nic°  Dunn  W"'  Waymouth 

Sarg'  Sinkler  Benj  Jones  Natt  Maxfeild 


£4, 

4' 

i7> 
17^ 

8 
8 

James  Leacii 
James  Nelson 

4' 
4' 
4^ 

17' 
17' 
17' 

8 

8 
8 

Shadrach  Wa' 

4^ 
4^ 

17' 

17' 

8 
8 

Jon"  Smith 
Tim"  lilake 
Hoklrige  Kelly 
Natt  Bachclder 
John  Perkins 
Rich''  llamock 
Neliemiah  Levet 
John  Bean 
John  Urisco 
\V'"  rovvell 
Sam"  Rollings 
W" 

Philip  Duty 
Eben  Philbrook 
Abel  Peavy 


FRENCH    WAK    ROLLS. 

Rich''  Blanche!- 
John  Hobbs 
Daniel  Ladd 
Roland  Thomas 
Natt.  Hawkins 
Thos  Crocket 
Jon"  Whitton 
Rol)'  Welch 
Tim  Conner 
Philip  vS  pen  low 
Elias  Piuington 
Sam"  Still 
Benj"  Tubbs 
Carter  Oilman 

[Signed.] 


John  Brian 
John  Twomley 
Cap'  Wincol 
Sam"  Penhallow 
John  Chubbet 
Domiiiicus  Jordan 
W'"  Marshall 
Tho  :  Baciielder 
Tho  :  Mastin 
Hiunfry  Scamon 
Cornelius  Camble 
Cha  :  Sinkler 
Sam"  Carr 
Rob'  Row 

Sha-^  Walton 

Sam"  Penhallow  Jun*" 


[The  account  is  for  64  men  from  July  21  to  Nov.  8,  and  for  10 
men  from  that  time  to  Nov.  14.  The  year  was  not  mentioned,  but 
it  was  probably  17 10,  on  the  expedition  against  Port  Royal,  which 
resulted  in  the  capture  of  that  place. — Ed.] 


[1-7] 


[  Captain  yajjies  Davis's  Roll^  i'/J2^ 


Secondly  for  2  :  men  Persuant  by  y"  Cornerall*  order  to  march  under  y* 
Command  of  Cap"  James  Davis  from  y''  15"'  of  may  1712  untell  ye  12 
of  October. 


Joseph  Roberts  :  junr 
Samuel  Tebbets  :  jun 
Richard  Cenney 
Benj"  Varney 
Jeremiah  Rollins 
Nathaniel  Young 
Phillip  Yeaton 
Job  Plurey 
John  Robberts 
John  Busey 
Benidictus  Tarr 
Benjamin  Mason 
John  Hammock 
John  RandoU 
Thomas  Bickford 

this  midle  Collom  of 


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Days 
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Days 
Days 
Days 
Days 
Days 
Days 
Days 
Days 
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Benj"  Croumell  15 

Jobe  Clements  1 1 

Samuel  Willy  9 

Nathaniel  Robberts  10 

John  Randoll  10 

Samuel  Tebbets  16 

Nicholas  Harford  9 

Thomas  Cenney  7 

Samuel  Nute  7 

Edward  Cloutman  6 

Samuel  Tebbets  7 

John  Tebbets  6 

Joshua  Waymouth  6 

Henry  Tebbets  1 
Benj"  Peirce 


Days 
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[I-IO] 


[^S/r  Charles  Hobby's  Roll^  ijio-iir^ 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Sir  Charles  Hobby*  Col.  his  Company  of  New  England 
Troops,  During  its  being  at  Annapolis  Royal,  in  her  Majesties  Service, 
from  the  loth.  of  October  1710,  to  the  loth.  of  October  171 1. 


The  Time  of  Death 

Days  in 

or  Desertion 

Service 

Ser- 

( Ebenezer  Boltwood 

365 

jeants 

[  Amiel  Weeks 

Dec.  Nov.  13 

33 

Corpo- 

' John  Stanley 

Run  Apr.  20 

192 

rals 

Nathaniel  Tregowith 

365 

Drum 

James  Carleton 

365 

John  Bushel 

365 

James  Wood 

Dec.  Jan.  32 

104 

James  Wright 

365 

John  Morail 

365 

Joseph  Glasier 

365 

Clement  Sway 

365 

Samuel  Williams 

365 

Thomas  Wyman 

365 

Joseph  Glazon 

Dec.  Feb.  20 

133 

Andrew  Walker 

365 

Benjamin  Provinder 

Dec.  Jan.  20 

102 

Benjamin  Worthilake 

Run  Apr.  20 

192 

Samuel  Brown 

Run  Apr.  20 

193 

Josiah  Cowsins 

Dec.  Mar.  2 

143 

Moses  Cutting 

Dec.  Feb.  20 

^33 

Joseph  Wood 

Dec.  Jan.  8 

90 

John  ]MansHeld 

365 

Thomas  Phipps 

365 

Jeremiah  Hugh 

365 

Duncan  Redland 

Run  Apr.  20 

193 

Joseph  Adams 

Dec.  Feb.  23 

^^35 

Jonathan  Provinder 

365 

Gershom  Wampum 

Dec.  Feb.  14 

137 

Mashon  Fisk    , 

365 

*  Sir  Charles  Hobby  was  a  son  of  William  Hobby,  of  Boston.  He  was  knighted  for  brave  conduct  at 
Jamaica,  on  the  occasion  of  an  earthquake,  in  1692.  He  aspired  to  the  position  of  governor,  and  went  to 
England  to  press  his  claim,  but  Joseph  Dudley  was  appointed  instead.     He  died  in  1715,  insolvent. — Ed. 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


[r-ii] 


\_Ca/^/a//i  yohii  Robcr ton's  Roll^  ly/o-Jf.'] 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Capt.  John  Robertons  Company  of  New-England 
Troops,  During  its  being  at  Annapolis  Royal,  in  Her  Majesties  Serv- 
ice, from  the  loth.  of  October  1710,  to  the  loth.  of  October  171 1 


The  Time  of  Death 

Days  in 

or  Desertion 

Service 

0          (  James  Goodman 
■'            (1  homas  White 

365 

365 

Corpo-^^t^^' Stevens 
rals     ]  S'-^-^^el  Shew.ck 
(Joseph  Froctor 

Run  Aug.  6 
Dec.  April  36 
Run  May  i 

301 
199 
204 

Drum  Philip  Muny 

365 

Samuel  Montague 

Dec.  Nov.  3 

25 

John  Hall 

Dec.  Jan.  22 

105 

Henry  Wickett 

Dec.  Jan.  23 

106 

Moses  Qiiickett 

Dec.  Feb.  2 

116 

Peter  Lane 

Dec.  Feb.  4 

118 

Thomas  Born 

Dec.  Feb.  6 

120 

Thomas  Coock 

Dec.  Feb.  12 

126 

Joseph  Chehoo 

Dec.  Feb.  13 

127 

Samuel  Major 

Dec.  Feb.  iS 

132 

James  Oliver 

Dec.  Feb.  13 

127 

John  Skipper 

Dec.  Feb.  26 

140 

David  Peters  Sen 

Dec.  Feb.  iS 

132 

M'illiam  Chamlet 

Dec.  Feb.  15 

129 

Hut  Blackman 

Dec.  Feb.  23 

137 

Curtis  Holloway 

Dec.  Feb.  22 

136 

John  Stan  to  m 

Dec.  Mar.  4 

146 

Samuel  Pigeon 

Dec.  Mar.  3 

145 

Nathanael  Colliers 

Dec.  Mar.  3 

H5 

John  Norcott 

Dec.  Mar.  5 

147 

John  Wan  no 

Dec.  Feb.  27 

141 

Daniel  Nutis 

Dec.  Mar.  9 

151 

Ebenezer  Sheares 

Dec.  Mar.  10 

152 

John  Suckamugg 

Dec.  Apri  9 

182 

John  Price 

Dec.  Apri  6 

179 

Peter  Mansele 

Dec.  Apr.  19 

192 

John  Michel 

Dec.  May  9 

212 

Peter  Wilhomet 

Run  Nov,  3 

25 

Timothy  Smith 

Dec.  May  14 

217 

Benjamin  Goreley 

Tak.  June  10 

244 

Caleb  Cunnit 

Tak  June  10 

244 

FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


David  Peters  Jun. 
James  Chapman 
Samuel  Coll 
Nicholas  Hoskins 
William  Davis 
Joseph  Alartaile 
William  Rock 
Thomas  Gaines 
James  Webber 
Ebenezer  Hunter 
Thomas  Eyres 


The  Time  of  Death 
or  Desertion 


Kill'd  Jun.  lo 


Days  in 
Service 


344 

365 
365 

365 
365 
365 
365 
365 
365 


[I-I2] 


\^Major  Gilbert  Abbotfs  Roll^  lyio-li.'] 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Major  Gilbert  Abbots  Company  of  New-England 
Ti'oops,  During  its  being  at  Annapolis  Royal,  in  Her  Majesties  Serv- 
ice, from  the  loth.  of  October  1710,  to  the  loth.  of  October  171 1. 


The  Time  of  Death 
or  Desertion. 

Days  in 
Service 

Serjeant.  David  Rice 

Dec  April  20 

192 

Drum  Thomas  Woolvin 

Run  Jan.  8 

90 

Nathanael  Juell 

Dec.  April  2 

174 

Elias  Kyes 
Benjamin  Notton 

Dec  Decem.  3 

365 

54 

Henry  Pany 
William  Robins 
Thomas  Robins 

Run  May  i 
Run  Apri  20. 

365 
203 
192 

Deliverance  Sparks 

Dec.  Mar.  22 

163 

John  Wheat 

Dec.  Mar.  17 

158 

[^~'3]  \_Captain  James  Abei-cro7nbie's  Roll^  lyio-ii .'\ 

A  Muster  Roll  of  Capt.  James  Aberciombeis  Company  of  New-England 
Troops,  DvuMug  its  being  at  Annapolis  Royal,  in  Her  Majesties  Serv- 
ice, from  the  loth.  of  October  1710.  to  the  10th.  of  October  171 1. 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


The  Time  of  Death 

Days  in 

or  Desertion 

Service 

Ser-     f  William  Adams 

Run  Mar.  20 

161 

jeants.  |  Aiulrew  Duigy 

365 

Drum  Daniel  Dove 

Run  May  i 

203 

Samuel  Russel 

Dec.  Mar.  s 

146 

Annan  Parker 

Dec  April  20 

202 

Jasper  Wymon 

365 

Christopher  Mastin 

365 

Edward  Stevens 

365 

Francis  Therold 

365 

Benjamin  Ireland 

365 

John  Maddox 

365 

Robert  Hughs 

365 

Samuel  Pike 

365 

William  Cox 

Dec.  Mar.  25 

165 

John  West 

Dec.  Apr.  12 

184 

Robert  Peirce 

Dec.  Apri  i 

173 

Thomas  Undevs'ood 

Dec.  Apr.  10 

182 

Benjamin  Johnson 

Dec.  Apr.  S. 

180 

William  Amnions 

Run  Apr.  20 

192 

William  Chubb 

Run  Aug.  6 

300 

[I-I4] 


\_Captain  David  Pigeon's  Rolh  i'jiO-ii.~\ 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Capt.  David  Pigeons  Company  of  New-England 
Troops,  During  its  being  at  Annapolis  Royal,  in  Her  Majesties  Serv- 
ice, from  the  loth.  of  October  1710.  to  the  loth.  of  October  1711. 


The  Time  of  Death 

Days  in 

or  Desertion 

Service 

q     .        ,      f  Elisha  Johnston 
J           '  \  Nathanael  Johnston 

36=; 

Run  Mar.  26 

167 

f^             1      (  John  Stockbridge 
C^^P^^'-^^'-l  Moses  Stockbridge 

Run  Tan.  24 

365 
106 

Drum  Isaac  Parker 

365 

Joseph  Coockery 

Dec  April  12 

184 

Jonathan  Eaton 

Dec.  Mar.  26 

167 

Daniel  Patten 

Run  Mav  i. 

203 

Samuel  Woodbury 

36=; 

William  Plopkins 

365 

Thomas  Blancher 

365 

Thomas  Frost 

365 

lO 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


The  Time  of  Death 

Days  in 

or  Desertion 

Service 

Robert  Vernon 

Dec.  May  9 

211 

Barnabas  Cook 

365 

William  Johnston 

365 

Joseph  Hill 

Dec.  Jan.  26 

108 

Samuel  Speer 

Run  Mar.  26 

157 

Joseph  Walker 

Dec.  April  i 

173 

[^~'5]  \_Capta.i7t  Satnuel  Templei-'s  Roll,  lyio-Ji.'] 

A  Muster  Roll  of  Capt.  Samuel  Templers  Company  of  New-England 
Troops,  During  its  being  at  Annapolis  Royal,  in  Her  Majesties  Serv- 
ice, from  the  loth.  of  October  1710.  to  the  loth.  of  October  1711. 


The  Time  of  Death 

Days  in 

or  Desertion 

Service 

(  Christopher  Hall 

Dec.  July  2 

265 

Serjeants.  <  John  Cooke 

Dec.  June  10 

243 

(  Thomas  Hunt 

365 

(  George  Cary 
Corporals.  <  Nathanael  Bragg 
(  William  Freeman 

365 

Dec.  Mar.  iS 

159 

Dec.  June  27 

260 

Drum  Ebenezer  Howard 

365 

John  Gulty 

Dec.  Mar.  29 

170 

Ebenezer  Watson 

365 

John  Coleman 

365 

Jeremiah  Allen 

Dec  Feb.  25 

128 

John  Adams 

365 

Isaac  Allen  Sen. 

Dec.  Mar.  26 

167 

Isaac  Allen  Jun. 

Dec.  Feb.  16 

129 

John  Bloye 

365 

Richard  Clay 

365 

Samuel  Coomes 

Dec.  Feb.  26 

139 

Esar  Joel 

Dec.  Aug.  24 

318 

Simon  Jallen 

Dec.  Mar.  i 

142 

Josiah  Keconomah 

Dec.  Mar  7 

148 

■  Benjamin  Piasett 

Dec.  Mar  4 

H5 

Robert  Sackomy 

Dec.  Mar.  9 

150 

Ephraim  Signout 

Dec.  Feb.  24 

137 

Nicholas  Pickoway 

Dec.  Feb.  9 

122 

Obadiah  Tocoulin 

Dec.  Mar.  9 

150 

John  Chin  alias  Brightman 

Dec.  Sep.  18 

353 

Elias  Upsin 

Dec.  Feb.  13 

126 

John  Sanders 

365 

Toby  Tocousen 

Dec.  Mar.  9 

150 

John  Comfort 

Dec.  Sep.  4 

329 

FKENCll    WAR    ROLLS. 


II 


[1-16]    \^Roll  of  a  Scouting  Party  iiiidir  the  coni/fiatid  of  Capt.  jfames 

Davis,  Jjf2.'\ 

A  Mustcr-RoU  of  the  Soukliers  Under  My  Comand  In  A  Scout  171  3 


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Benjamin  Dow 
Robert  Moulton 
Joshua  Brown 
Stephen  Sanborne 
Job  Chapman 
Israel  ffolsam 
Jonatlian  Dearborne 
Henry  Dow 
John  Garhmd 
Joseph  Brown 
John  Wedgwood 
Simon  Dow 
Joshua  Tola 
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Sam"  Dearborne 
Rich'i  Taylor 
Abraham  Moulton 
Anthony  Crosbee 
Icabod  Robey 
Ebenezer  Dearborne 
Dearborne 
William  Lane 
Sam"  Batchelder 
William  Stanford 
Joseph  Lock 
Edmond  Rand 


Rol)ert  Mason 
Jacob  Garland 
Daniel  Lampree 
James  Perkins 
Moris  Leavit 
John  Dearborne 
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James  Perkins  Jun*- 
John  Towle 
Edward  Palmer 
Tho  :  Elkins 
James  Leavit 
Henry  Dearborne 
Rich''  Simons 
William  Moulton 
William  Vitoom 
Samuel  Brown 
Stephen  Page 
John  vSmitli 
Tho  :  fluller 
James  Perkins 
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Bonus  Norton 
Thomas  Ward 
Robert  Roe  Jun' 
Sam"  Cliford 
David  Tilton 
Daniel  Beane 
Jacob  Brown 
John  Eaton 
John  Green 
John  Prescot 
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2 

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1 

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Job  Clements 

I 

4 

9 

4 

David  Smith 

3 

4 

I 

I 

Samuel  Wille 

I 

2 

7 

8 

Sam"  Sinkler 

3 

I 

I 

Nath  :  Roberts 

I 

3 

8 

6 

Tho  :  Robeson 

2 

3 

H 

6 

John  Randell 

I 

3 

8 

6 

John  Leavit 

2 

13 

8 

Samuel  Tebbets 

2 

2 

13 

8 

Tho  :  Gorden 

Nich  :  Hartford 

I 

2 

7 

8 

lithyel  Smith 

2 

4 

15 

4 

Tho  :  Canney 

I 

6 

Mathew  Thompson 

2 

4 

15 

4 

Samuel  Nutter 

I 

6 

Tho  :  Harriss 

2 

I 

12 

10 

Ed«-  Cloutman 

6 

5 

FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


15 


MENS   NAMES. 

Time  of 
Service 

Wage* 

Due. 

MENS   NAMES. 

Time  ol 
Senlce 

W»({«  Due. 

wt.   di. 

£       ■ 

d 

wi.  dt. 

%      •       d 

Samuel  Tebbets 

I 

6 

Tho  :  Emery 

2 

12 

John  Tebbets 

3 

2 

6 

Joseph  Hill 

2 

12 

Joshua  Way  mouth 

6 

5 

Tho  :  Berry 

I 

6 



— 

Walter  Meale 

I 

6 

from  Cap^   Weeks 

12 

lO 

2 

Jona  :  Berry 

I 

6 

John  Berry 

3 

8 

6 

Joseph  Marston 

2 

12 

John  Johnson 

3 

8 

6 

Josepli  Hill 

2 

12 

Sam"  Neale 

3 

8 

6 

Tho  :  Berry 

2 

12 

Abraham  Harris 

3 

8 

6 

Sam"  Davis 

2 

12 

Alixander  Keniston 

2 

7 

8 

Benjamin  Dockam 

2 

12 

Benjamin  Fox 

2 

7 

8 



— 

John  riinkson 

2 

7 

8 

17 

10 

2 

Robert  Goss 

I 

i8 

lO 

Cap'  James  Davis 

21 

4 

33 

3 

Sam"  rtbss 

2 

7 
7 

8 

L'  Geo  :  Walton 

lO 

3 

7 

17 

Nath  :  Watson 

2 

8 

L'Trusterem  Herd 

7 

2 

5 

10 

Benj"  Skillin 

3 
3 

8 

6 

— 

— 

Sam  :  Haynes 

8 

6 

James  Davis  Cap 

46 

10 

Joseph  Berry 

3 

8 

6 

Goll"  Vaughan^  Com- 

Benj" Maccreess 

5 

lO 

2 

pany  Am'  to 

19 

2 

6 

Robert  Bryent 

5 

lO 

2 

Cap'  Phelps  D° 

25 

9 

9 

Sam"  King 

5 

lO 

2 

Gap'  Wastbrook 

23 

I 

Daniel  Davis 

2 

7 

8 

Gap' Jn°  Gil  man 

17 

6 

John  Dockam 

2 

7 

8 

Cap'  Tibbetts 

12 

10 

2 

Tho  :  Cossin 

2 

7 

8 

Gap'  Weeks 

17 

10 

2 

W"  Foss 

2 

7 

8 

Maj""  Smith 

37 

12 

John  Neal 

2 

7 

8 

Cap'  Green 

26 

18 

8 

John  Keniston 

2 

7 

8 

Cap'  Nich"  Gilman 

J9 

2 

8 

Arnold  Brick 

2 

12 

Gap'  Hill 

13 

2 

6 

Tho  :  Ria;ht 

2 

12 

Cap'  Davis 

12 

8 

2 

Joshua  Bcrrv 

2 

12 

Cap'  Gerrish 

5 

10 

10 

W"  Gate 

2 

12 

The  Officers 

46 

10 

Rich'^  Garter 

2 

12 

— 



— 

— 

Ghristo  :  Keniston 

2 

12 

275 

18 

n 

[The  foregoing  account  was  allowed  by  a  vote  of  the  H.  of  Rep., 
May  9,  17 1 3.     Council  concurred  the  same  day. — Ed] 


l6  FRfiNCH    WAR    ROLLS. 

[1-19]     \_RoH  of  a  Scotiting  Party  under  yohn  Goffe.  jy46.~\ 

A  muster  Role  of  Cap'  John  Gofle  and  forty  four  men  in  Scouting  from 
the  24"'  of  aprill  1746  to  the  19  day  may  following 


MENS  NAMES 


John  gofle  Com*^. 
Nath'  Smith  Liet 
Phillip  flanders  Sarg 
Wm  Walker  Sarg 
Corp  Phillip  Kimball 
C  James  Sticknee    • 
Cle'  Sam'  Harriman 
Cent^  Ezekiel  Diamond 
humphrey  Clough 
Sam'  gould 
John  harvy 
tho^  green  field 
Jon^  Currier 
Stephen  flood 
Jos  :  gile 
Josiah  heath 
Sam'  Heath 
Abner  Wheeler 
Nath'^'  Watts 
Josiah  Kent 
Solom"  goodwin 
Edm**  Morse 
Jonath"  Stevens 
Lemuel  tucker 
Ebener  Martin 
John  Johnson 
thomas  Wyman 
Benoni  Rowell 
John  bastings 
halbert  morrison 
James  vance 
william  M'^adams 
thomas  Rodgers 
Robart  alexander 
William  Meken 
James  Anderson 
Joseph  Calf 
John  Sargent 
Milliam  Craford 


Day  of 

Days  of 

Days              ^ 

^lole  \v 

apes 

Entring. 

Discharge. 

in  Serve 

24-ap'' 

20  may 

27:  55     2 

:    12:    II 

Do              D° 

26  :  40       I 

:    iS:      9 

25-D° 

25  :   37       I 

:    13: 

24-D° 

26:   37       I 

:    14:     4 

28-D'' 

22:  33       I- 

-     5-   II 

26-D'' 

24:  33      I 

:     S 

:     3i 

26-D° 

25:  30     I 

:      6 

:      9^ 

25-D° 

26:  30     I 

:      7 

:    10^ 

25-D° 

26             I 

:      7 

:    1(4 

25-D° 

26             I 

7 

:    10^ 

26-D° 

25             I 

6 

••    9i 

26-D° 

25             I 

6 

:    9i 

26-D° 

25             I 

6 

:     9i 

26-D° 

25             I 

6 

:     9i 

26-D° 

25             I 

6 

:      9i 

26-D° 

25             I 

6 

:     9i 

26-D° 

25             I 

6 

:     9* 

26-D° 

25             I 

6 

:    9i 

26-D° 

25             I 

6 

:      9i 

26-D° 

25             I 

6 

9i 

27-D° 

24             I 

5 

Si 

27-D° 

24             I. 

5 

Si 

27-D° 

24                i: 

5 

Si 

27-D° 

24                i: 

5 

Si 

27-D° 

24                l: 

5 

Si 

27-D° 

24                I  : 

5 

Si 

27  D° 

24                i: 

5 

Si 

27  D° 

24                i: 

5 

Si 

27  D° 

24                I  : 

5 

Si 

27  D" 

24               I  : 

5 

Si 

27  D° 

24                i: 

5  • 

8^ 

27  D° 

24                i: 

5: 

U 

28  D" 

23                I  : 

4: 

7^ 

28  b° 

23                i: 

4: 

7h 

28  D° 

23                i: 

4: 

n 

28  D° 

23                ^■ 

4: 

A 

I  may 

20                I  : 

I  : 

4i 

I   D° 

20                I  : 

I  : 

4i 

I  D° 

20                I  : 

I  : 

4i 

FRENCH     WAR    ROLLS. 


17 


Provision 


to  Cap  gorte  for  Sarvice  in  Carring  ammonitions 


MENS    NAMES 

Day  of 

Days  of 

.  Days                      vk-ho 

e  wages 

Rptring. 

Discharge. 

in  Serv* 

Joseph  Mcfarson 

I  D° 

20                                 I 

i:      # 

Sam'  Boys 

I   DO 

20                                 I 

i:      4i- 

John  Cromev 

I  D" 

20                                  I 

i:      4i 

William  Rodger 

1  D° 

20                                  I 

i:      4i 

James  gregg 

I  D" 

20                                  I 

i:      4^ 

James  APCormack 

I   D" 

20                                  1 

i:      4i 

59-  10— 

40-     I  — 


JE99-  1 1  — 
2  :    10  :  o 


£102-      I- 


Provision  found  by  the  Comanding  officer  for  the  whole  Scout  Equal 
to  1023  days  for  i  man  is  JC3S  :   7  :  3 

addition  for  45  men  one  day  £1  :    13  :  9 

the  Commanding  officer  prays  Some  allovvanc  for  in  Listing  the  men 
extra  or  Charge  and  expence  of  the  Company  at  portsmouth  with  some 
time  for  the  men  to  Return  none  being  included  above  and  Carring 
ammonition 

John  Gofle 
Sworn  before  the  house 

Province  of  N  Hampsh'  In  the  House  of  Representatives  May  20"* 
1746 

Voted — That  there  be  allow'd  one  hundred  &  two  Pounds  one  Shilling 
in  full  of  this  muster  Roll  for  Provisions  wages  &c  to  be  p'd  out  of  the 
money  in  the  publick  Treasury  for  y*  Defence  of  the  Government 

D  Peirce  Clk 
In  Council  Eod'"  Die 

read  &  Concurrd 

Theod''  Atkinson  Sec^ 
Eod'"  Die 

Assented  to  B  Wentworth 


1 8  FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 

[1-23]  \_CaptH/n   yob  Clement's  Guards  iy^8.'\ 

A  List  of  the  men  under  the  Command  of  Cap'  Job  Clement  a  Gard 
for  Rochester  &  Barrenton — April  7"'  174S. 

Elias  Talton 
r  Thomas  Wintworth 
\  Jonathan  Ricker 
(^  James  Pirkens 
James  Willkson 
Edward  man 
Joseph  Rolings 
James  Pirkins 
John  Hu litres 
Joseph  Downing 
Daniel  Bunker 
Airn  Bigford 
Daniel  Canney 
\  Ebenezer  Nock 
I  James  Hall 
Briant  Davis 
r  Joseph  Dorrins 
\  Moses  Ricker 
(^Ephraim  Ricker 
Sam'  Ham 
Ebenezer  Jons 
f  Will"'  Hill 
I  Edward  Burres 
-|  James  Nute 
I  Moses  Pinkham 
l^  Abraham  Place 
(  James  Clements 
i  Benj''  Ricker 
Sam'  Waymouth 
Jacob  Allen 
Ichabod  Bigford 
John  Mccoy 
John  Luies 
Thomas  Ha  mack 


Cap'  Job 

Clement 

June  3 

Serg'  San- 

i'  Heard 

June  8 

Serg'  Jerimiah  Bradley 

Clerk  Moses  Tebbets 

John  Busel 

June  1 1 

Joshua  Pirkins 

June  30 

Phillip  Pappon 

July  1 1 

Sam^  Moore 

July  12 

Ephraim  Berrey 

jLiiy  13 

Jacob  Busel 

Thomas  Laighton 

Ephraim  Alley 

J"iy  H 

Moses  Tebbets  Sen'' 

July  18 

Thomas  Canney 

July  19 

Joshua  Tebbets 

Isrel  Hodgdon 

July  27 

Nehemiah  Pitman 

Augs'  5 

Sam'  Hall 

James  Stacpole 

Isriel  Peirce 

Augs'  8 

Moses  Yeaton 

Augs'  9 

Daniel  Palmer 

Augs'  16 

month 

John  Hodgdon 

men 

John  Ham 
Sam'  tobey 

may  4 

Nicholas  Weeks 

Edward  man 

Aug'  39 

Joseph  Downing 

Maj''  Greenleafs  Negro 

Aug'  30 

Peter 

Sep'  3 

May  16 

John  Huntress 

Sep' 5 

May  30 

Daniel  Allen 

Sep' 9 

May  31 

1  Will'"  Jonson 

Sep'  15 

1  John  Levet 

Sep'  26 

FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


19 


[1-24] 


'\_Hiilistnicut   Document^  ^755'~\ 


Province  of  New  rianip\ 

VV'e  tlic  under  written  Subscribers  do  hereby  Severally  Acknowledge 
to  have  Enlisted  our  Selves  as  Private  Soldiers  to  Serve  his  Majesty  King 
George  the  Second  in  a  Company  of  foot  in  a  regiment  raised  or  raising 
for  an  Expedition  Now  Preparing  for  building  a  Fortress  in  his  Majestys 
Dominions  at  the  Southerly  End  of  Lake  Irequois  or  Champlain  near  the 
Place  called  Crown  Point  or  any  other  Place  or  Places  within  this  Province 
— Cutting  &  Clearing  roads,  &c''  to  &  from  Such  Places  as  Shall  be 
ordred  the  Said  regiment  to  be  under  the  Comand  of  the  lion'''''  Joseph 
Blanchard  Esq 


When 
Enlisted 

WITNESSES  NAME 

VOLUNTIERS  NAME 

Blankt 

Gun 

Money 
old  tenor 

Advance 
Wages 

may  y"'  5 
may  y*^ 

2 

Capt  Thomas  Wells 
John  Webster 

Joseph  ordway 
Orlando  Colby 

8£ 
8£ 

may  y" 
3th 

Daniel  Roberds 

willm  Heath 

8£ 

may 
y«S 
may  13"' 

13"^ 

Daniel  Roberds 
Tames  Sticknee 

Daniel  Hase 
Elias  Colby 
James  Philbrick 

22i: 

5£ 

8£ 

12£ 

io£ 

i3£ 

13'" 

David  Copp 

Jacob  X  Hancock 

5£ 

I2£ 

i3£ 

13"' 

David  M=Killips 

Benjamin  Richards 

i5£ 

10 

Leonard  Harriman 

Jonathan  Gile 

his 

Gile  bounty  was  ten'd  to  him 
by  me  but  he  refusjcl  to  take  it. 

14'" 

moses  Gile           '\ 

Ephraim  X  Currier 

murk 

5^ 

S£ 

13^ 

14"^ 

Jethro  Sanborn  ) 

his 

John  X  Colby 

niiirk 

5^ 

I2£ 

n^ 

19"^ 

John  Colby 

Benj"  X  Wells 

marl) 

8£ 

19"^ 
19'" 

John  moars 
Bart  Heath 

Peter  Dow  Jur 
Philip  Wells 

5£ 

S£ 
8£ 

i3£ 

20 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


[1-31] 


[ J/(?«  at  Fort   William  and  Mary^  iyj8.~\ 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Officer  and  Soldiers  Posted  at  His  Majestys  Forte  Will- 
iam &  Mary  By  His  Excellency  Governor  Wentworths  Orders  From 
the  iS"'  Dec""  1757  to  the  lo"'  of  may  1758 

Province  of  New  Hamps® 


Wages 

Time 

Time  of 

What  Time 

Dayes 

MENS  NAMES 

Quality 

pr  month 

of  Entry 

Discharge 

Since  Service 

Billeting 

of  Wages 

■757 

1758 

Thomas  Bell  Esq"" 

12-10— 

Dec^  18"' 

may  10 

5-3— 

143 

63-16-   9 

Benj"  Bell 

Priva* 

4-10 — 

d"  18 

d"  10 

5-3— 

143 

22-19-  7 

Clem"  Grandey 

d° 

4-10 — 

d°  18 

d"  ID 

5-3— 

143 

22-19-  7 

Henrv  Foss 

d° 

4-10 — 

d"  i8 

d°  10 

5-3— 

143 

22-19-  7 

Jn"  Whatson 

d° 

4-10 — 

d«  18 

d«  10 

5-3— 

143 

22-19-  7 

Jn°  Lange 

d° 

4-10 — 

d«  18 

d"  10 

5-3— 

143 

22-19-  7 

W"'  Brown 

d« 

4-10— 

d°  18 

d"  ID 

5-3— 

143 

22-19-  7 

Seser  Deckson 

d« 

4-10- 

d°  18 

d°  10 

5-3— 

143 

22-19-  7 

I  144 

^224-13-10 

To  1 144  Day  Bille 

ting  th 

e  Soldie 

rs  (w  3/- 

171-12- 

396-5-1 o£ 

Province  of  New  Hamps""     In  the   House   of  Representatives  May  10*^ 

1758- 

Voted  that  this  Muster  Roll  Amounting  to  three  hundred  &  Ninety 
Six  pounds  five  Shillings  &  Ten  pence  be  Allowed  &  paid  to  Thom^  Bell 
Esq''  Out  of  money  in  the  Treasury  for  Defraying  the  groing  Charges  of 
the  Government  by  the  Tax  for  Last  Year 

Andrew  Clarkson  Clerk 


In  Council  Eod"^  Die  read  &  Concurrd 
Consented  to 


Theodore  Atkinson  Se''^ 
B.  Wentworth 


[1-33  to  73] 

[Men  enlisted  by  Capt.  Hercules  Mooney  in  April,  1758.  The 
following  is  taken  from  the  original  enlistment  papers,  on  printed 
blanks,  one  for  each  man,  one  of  which  is  copied  entire,  and  the 
name,  birthplace,  and  age  of  the  soldier  abstracted  from  the  others. 
Ed.] 

No.  I.  I  William  Gibbs  born  in  Charlestown  in  the  Massachusetts 
Bay  aged  58  Years  ;  by  Trade  Butcher  do  acknowledge  to  have  volun- 
tarily inlisted  myself  as  a  private  Soldier  to  serve  His  Majesty  King 
GEORGE  the   Second,  in   a    Regiment   of  Foot    now    raising   in    His 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


21 


Majesty's  Province  of  A^cxc  //a wps/// re,  i'ov  the  reduction  of  Canada, 
under  such  Regimental  Otficcis  as  the  Governor  of  said  Province  shall 
anpoint,  and  to  be  discharged  the  first  day  of  Noveinbei-  next,  unless  the 
Forces  raised  for  the  intendeti  Expedition  in  His  Majesty's  other  Govern- 
ments in  iVt'ti'  England,  should  be  longer  detain'd. 


Ap'6,  1758 


Will"'  X  Gibbs 

mark 


THESE  are  to  Certify  that  William  Gibbs  came  before  me,  One  of 
His  Majesty's  Justices  of  the  Peace  for  the  Province  of  New  Hampshire, 
and  acknowledged  to  have  voluntarily  inlisted  himself  to  serve  His 
Majesty  King  GEORGE  the  Second  in  the  abovesaid  Regiment;  he  also 
acknowledged  he  had  heard  the  seventh  and  tenth  Articles  of  War  read 
unto  him  against  Mutiny  and  Desertion,  and  took  the  Oath  of  Fidelity 
mention'd  in  the  Articles  of  War 


D,  Warner  J  Peace 


Date. 

Apr.  6 

7 


No.  3   Ezekiel  Willc 

3  Thomas  Wille 

4  Josiah  Brown 

5  George  Maddin 

6  Edward  Fox 

7  Benjamin  Jackson 
S  Samuel  Todd 
9  William  Randel 

10  Philip  Crommet 

11  Benjamin  Dockam 
13    James  Crommet 

13  Robert  Morral 

14  James  Holmes 

15  Tho'  Qiiint  Jn' 

16  Samuel  Sias  Jn' 

17  John  Spencer 

18  Ebenezer  vSpencer 

19  Samuel  Damring 

30  Samuel  Dyer 

31  Steven  Noble 

22  Nathaniel  Watson 

23  William  Brooks 
34  Joseph  Pinkham 

25  (  Sippo  Negro  Servant 
to  Doctor  Jos.  Atkin- 
son 

26  Cesar  Durham  Negro* 

27  Samuel  Harford 

28  John  Randal  18 

*  by  the  Consent  of  hi 


8 
10 
12 

6 

7 
8 

7 

7 
8 

28 

38 

H 
14 

7 

H 
10 

8 
27 
21 
24 


8 
39 

17 


Age. 

34 
21 

23 
40 

35 

38 
18 

54 

43 

35 
18 
27 
18 

19 

21 

23 
18 

17 

18 

51 
45 
19 


Occupation. 

Husbandman 

Farmer 

Husbandman 

Weaver 

Labourer 

Husbandman 

Labourer 

LIusbandman 

Labourer 

Husbandman 


Labourer 
Husbandman 

Labourer 

Cordwainer 

Fisherman 

Farmer 

Baker 


Birthplace. 

N.  H. 
Dover 

Limbrick 
New  Market 
Durham 
Dover 
Dover 
Durham 
Greenland 
Durham 
New  Castle 
Portsmouth 

Durham 


N.  H. 


Husbandman 


Greenland 

Portsmouth 

N.  H 


36 

45 
18 
24 

:  master  Nathl  Randel 


Cordwainer 
Labourer 


Dover 
Durham 


22 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


Age. 

Occupation. 

Birthplace. 

12 

28 

Husbandman 

N.  H. 

s 

27 

Carpenter 

Durham 

27 

28 

Husbandman 

(( 

2g 

17 

Labourer 

N.  H. 

8 

SQ 

Husbandman 

Dover 

2C) 

IQ 

Labourer 

N.  H. 

29 

18 
4=^ 

Husbandman 

a 

9 

27 

SO 

a 

Durham 

27 

=;o 

a 

Greenland 

24 
24 

N.  H. 

Labourer 

Date. 

No.    29  Isaac  Small  Apr. 

30  Ezekiel  Leathers 

31  Eliakim  Bickford 

32  John  Rand 

33  Thomas  Rines 

34  Thomas  Fisher 

35  Daniel  Swain 

36  Daniel  Evans 

37  Joseph  Wormwood 

38  Nathaniel  Watson 

39  John  Whitehorn 

40  Joseph  Hix 

[Nos.  I,  5,6,  II,  14,  15,  20,  21,  23,  and  24  went  out  in  Capt.  John 
Pickering's  Co.,  and  the  remainder  in  Capt.  Thomas  Tash's  Co. 
They  were  discharged  in  October,  November,  and  December  follow- 
ing.— Ed.] 

[^~7v3]         \_Receipts  of  Men  mustered  for  Service,  i7S9-~\ 

Province  of  New  Hampsh'  Coll  :  Weares  Regiment  Rec"*  of  Capt 
Sam"  Leavitt  muster  master  &  Pay  master  to  the  forces  raised  for  the 
Canada  Expedition  the  respective  Sums  Set  against  our  names  being  in 
full  for  bounty,  Cloathing  &  half  pay  allowed  by  the  Govornur  Council 
&  assembly 

Hampton  Falls  april  28  :  i759 


MENS  NAMES. 


Benjamin  Brown 
William  Gross 
Simeon  garland 
Beniamin  Randell 

his 

Nath"  X  Drake 

mark 

Saml  perkins 
James  Johnson 
Joseph  Kennson 

bit 

Benj°  X  Sambon 

mark 

Samuel  Smith 
Nathaniel  Shower 

hii 

Nathan  X  Blake 

mark 


Sum  paid. 


£6-1-6 
6-1-6 
3-7-6 
3-7-6 

3-7-6 

3-7-6 
3-7-6 
6-1-6 


3-7-6 
6-1-6 

3-7-6 


Time  of  enlistment, 


April 
april 
april 
april 

april 

april 
april 
april 

april 

april 
april 

april 


17 

17 

5 
5 


16 

17 

17 

17 
16 

16 


Mens  names  that  received  half 

pay- 


Benjamin  Brown 
Will""  Gross 


Joseph  Kennisson 
Benj"  Sambon 

Nath''  Showers 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


23 


MENS  NAMES. 

Sum  paid. 

£6-1-6 

'rime  of  en 

istmcnt. 

Mens  n.iinef  that  received  half 
pay. 

Ezekiel  moulton 

april 

17 

Ezekiel  moulton 

Nathan  Brown 

6-1-6 

march 

26 

Nathan  Brown 

John  Marston 

6-1-6 

april 

5' 

John  marston 

Jonathan  Philbrick 

3-7-6 

march 

26 

William  hlake 

6-1-6 

april 

2'' 

Will"'  Blake 

Will'"  Wallis 

3-7-6 

april 

2 

Timothy  Dalton 

3-7-6 

april 

y*  2 

Stephen  X  mason 

3-7-6 

april 

re 

Jonathan  Sanborn 

3-7-6 

april 

rs 

Simon  Hobbs 

3-7-6 

april 

y'7 

Hezekiah  Jenness 

3-7-6 

april 

y'  20 

Timothy  Blake 

6-1-6 

april 

y'  9 

Timothy  Blake 

Samuel  Dalton 

6-1-6 

april 

v'"  17 

Sam"  Daulton 

William   french 

6-1-6 

april 

17 

Will'"  French 

Ephraim  Brown 

hit 

Thomas  X  Robbards 

6-1-6 

april 

yH 

Ephraim  Brown 

6-1-6 

april 

rs 

Thomas  Robards 

mark 

James  Rusell 

6-1-6 

march 

y*'3o 

James  Russel 

Sam  Eaton 

3-7-6 

march 

v«  28 

Jonathan  Knoulton 

3-7-6 

march 

y«  28 

Samuel  Iloyt 

3-7-6 

april 

y«  17 

Elijah  Cram 

6-1-6 

march 

29 

Elijah  Cram 

Ebenezer  Dow 

6-1-6 

april 

ye   12 

Ebenezer  Dow 

moses  Sweat 

6-1-6 

march 

y''29 

moses  Sweatt 

Abraham  X  Cletlbrd 

3-7-6 

april 

y"i7 

mark 

Elezer  Gove 

3-7-6 

april 

y«i7 

Paul  Greenleaf 

3-7-6 

april 

y'5 

Gidon  Dow 

6-1-6 

april 

5 

Guidian  Dow- 

Jeremiah  Gove 

6-1-6 

march 

29 

Jeremiah  Gove 

his 

John  X  Daulton 

6-1-6 

april 

y-9 

John  Daulton 

mark 

Caleb  Benett 

6-1-6 

april 

17 

Caleb  Bennett 

John  Nudd 

6-1-6 

march 

30 

John  Nudd 

David  X  Philbrick 

6-1-6 

april 

17 

David  Philbrick 

mark 

William  Tomas 

6-1-6 

march 

27 

William  Tomas   Col 
Downings 

Samuel  marston 

3-7-6 

april 

28 

Col  :  Downings  Reg- 
ement 

Jonathan  thomas 

3-7-6 

april 

16 

Col  samucl  Gilman 

John  Rines 

3-7-6 

april 

16 

Elijah  X  Hoag 

3-7-6 

april 

2'' 

mark 

24 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES. 

Sum  paid. 

Time  of  enlistment. 

Mens  names  that  received  half 

pay- 

Col :  Sam"  Guilmans  men 

Timothy  Sanders 
Levi  French 

£3-7-6 

3-7-6 

april 
april 

18 
16 

Samuel  Sleper 
Ezekiel  Straw 

3-7-6 
3-7-6 

april 
april 

16 

Christopher  Flanders 

6-1-6 

may 

i" 

Christopher  Flanders 

Enoch  Page 

3-7-6 

march 

29 

Isaac  Fellowes 

3-7-6 

march 

2q 

Melcher  Wood 

3-7-6 

april 

17 

Ephraim  Row 

3-7-6 

march 

29 

Thomas  X  Celley 

mark 

Levi  X  Connor  his  mark 

3-7-6 
3-7-6 

march  y 
april 

^30 
17 

John  X  Berry 

mark 

^-1-^ 

April 

17 

Province  of  New  Hamps*^ 

This  may  Certifie  that  the  Several  men  Contained  in  the  foregoing  list 
were  Enlisted  into  his  majestys  Service  for  the  Canada  Expedition  1759 
on  the  Day  of  the  date  Set  against  their  respective  names  Thomas  Celley 
Excepted 

Sworn  before  Anth-^'  Emery  Just''  Pacis 

Hampt"  Falls  may  12:    1759 

[The  following  is  an  extract  from  an  orderly  book,  or  diary,  kept 
by  Capt.  Jeremiah  Marston  at  Crown  Point  in  1762.  The  book  is 
now  in  the  possession  of  his  grandson,  Hon.  Oilman  Marston,  of 
Exeter,  who  courteously  ])ermitted  the  editor  to  make  such  extracts 
as  seemed  best.  Capt.  Jeremiah  Marston  was  in  command  of  a 
company  in  the  regiment  commanded  by  Col.  John  Goffe,  which  was 
raised  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  an  act  of  the  provincial 
legislature,  passed  March  18,  1762,  "for  securing  his  Majesty's  Con- 
quest in  North  America." — Ed.] 

A  Role  of  Cap'.  Marstons  Company  at  Crown  Point  Sept.  y®  30*''  1762 

Comisions  Sergts.  [Privates.] 

Cap'.  Marston  John  Dam  Samuel  Connor 

Lieu'.  Huntoon^  Stephen  Mason  Theophilus  Batchelder 

Lieu'.  Hobart^  Joh"  Qiumbey  Benjamin  Dockum 

En°.  Moonv^  William  Towle  Edward  Lock 


1  Nathaniel 


2  Samuel 


s  Benjamin 


FRENCH    WAK    ROLLS.  2^ 

Jolin  Garland  Thomas  Cloutman  Benjamin  Ho\t 

Jolin  Barter  Samuel  Carter  Benjamin  Clark 

Jeremiah  Dow  Benjamin  l^)ickforcl  Daniel  Lad 

Thomas  Moulten  Josepii  Johnson  Moses  Clough 

John  Daulton  David  Johnson  Amos  Clough 

Jonathan  Fisk  Daniel  Row  Will'"  Simons 

Jeremiah  \\'illey  George  Cary  Nath'  Rowell 

Winthrop  Willey  Elijah  Demerit  Phinchas  Samborn 

Aaron  Corson  Ishmael  Bumford  Obadiah  Elkins^ 

Noah  Seavey  George  Maddin  Isaac  Foot 

Samuel  Holden  Hugh  Little  Joseph  Fifield 

Joseph  Small  Will'"  Smart  J*^'""!  Thorn 

jSJark  Giles  Benj"  Smart  Jonathan  Bickford 

Nathan  Blake  John  York  Caleb  Huntoon 

Levi  Carter  Jolin  Moody  Gilman  Joseph  Huntoon 

Solomon  Annas  Benjamin  Durgin  Moses  Bicktord 

vSamuel  Varnum  Dennis  vSullivand  Jedediah  Spring 

John  Fanington  James  Nelson  Joseph  Roberts 

John  ]McKissick  George  Bickford  Joshua  Young 

Stephen  iSLaicii  John  Racklif  Andrew  Carter 

James  Stephans  Micah  Davis  Moses  Eastman 

James  Proctor  Jonathan  Fifield  Valentine  Clark 

John  Hutchins  David  Samborn  Abner  Morril 

Theophilus  Hutchins      Samuel  Damerin  Caleb  VVakeham 

Valentine  Clark  Benjamin  Kennison  James  Johhson 

John  Young  Michael  Aloulton  John  Horny 

Ithiel  vSmith  Ephraim  Row  Ezekiel  Moulton 

Jonathan  Roberts  Benjamin  Stickney  Reuben  Tilton 

Solomon  Smith  Ebene/er  Blake 

John  W*  Smith  John  Brazeeal 


[The  following  extracts  from  the  same  show  the  manner  in  which 
soldiers  were  punished  for  misdemeanors. — Ed.] 

Crown  Point  Sep''  x"  17"'  1762. 
Parole  Albemarle- — for  works  tomorrow  as  this  Day  the  Court  mar- 
tial of  the  Lines  of  which  Cap'.  Hitchcock  was  Presedent  is  Disolv'd 
the  following  sentence  is  approved  of  (viz)  that  Serg'  M'^Kerrill  of  Col" 
Engersols  Reg'  found  Guilty  of  Breading  Disturbance  &  Qiiarrilling 
amoung  the  Smiths  employed  in  the  Kings  works  to  be  Reduct  to  the 
Ranks  &  Receive  150  Lashes  on  his  naked  Back  the  adg'  of  the  Reg'  to 
see  the  sentence  put  in  execution  this  evening  at  Retreat  Beating 

C.   S.   S.    P. 
N.  H.  Fatigues     morning  i — 4 — 7 — 242 

afternoon  21  orderly    i 

1  Died  Oct'r  yc  loth  -  Couiitorsigii. 


26  FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 

Viz  Cap'  Genish  L'  Copps  Taylor  Page  En'  Snow  Cap'  Hazzen  for 
the  Hospitle         Details  57  &  4 

Crown  Point  Sep'  iS'*"  1762 

Parole  Pocock — for  works  tomorrow  as  this  Day  a  Court  martial  of 
the  Lines  To  set  this  afternoon  at  4  o'clock  at  the  Presedents  Hutt  To 
Try  all  Prisoners  Brought  before  them  Cap'  Hazzen  of  Col"  Goffcs  Reg' 
Presedent  a  Sub  from  each  Reg'  Members  Divine  service  Tomorrow  as 
usual 

Weekly  Returns  To  be  given  in  on  monday  Morning  agreeable  To 
former  orders  W"'  Kellyhan  of  Col"  Whitings  Reg'.  To  Joyn  his  Reg', 
being  Dismissed  from  the  works  for  being  a  Qiiarrellsome  Fellow — 

C    S    S     Pr 

N.  H.  Fatigues     morning  i — 5 — 7 — 243 

afternoon  i  —  i —  21 

Viz  Cap'Marston  L' Huntoon  Martin  En°  Kelley  Lampson  Moony  after- 
noon L'Odlin  For  the  Hospitle  Cap'Gerrish  L'.  Hanson  for  the  Court 
martial 

Crown  Point  Sep',  y*.  19"*.  1762 
Parole  Howe — for  works  tomorrow  as  this  Day  Joseph  Spencer  & 
W"^.  Hill  of  Col°  Gofte'  Reg'  found  Guilty  by  the  Court  Martial  of  the 
Lines  of  Leaving  their  works  &  Playing  Cards  in  the  Casements  are  sen- 
tenced to  Receive  50  Lashes  each  on  their  naked  Back  which  Col°  Whit- 
ing orders  to  be  put  in  execution  tomorrow  morning  in  the  front  of  the 
Grand  Parade  while  the  men  are  assembling  for  work  the  adg'.  of  Gofles 
to  see  it  Done  &  send  the  men  to  their  works — Nath'  Hadlock  of  Col° 
Engersols  Reg'  Confined  by  L'  Stebbens  for  Strikeing  Sam'.  Haskins 
with  his  Jumper  a  Court  martial  finds  him  Guilty  &  sentences  him  to 
Receive  100  Lashes  on  his  naked  Back  the  adg'.  of  Engersols  is  to  see 
it  put  in  execution  at  the  time  &  Place  ordered  for  the  2  men  of  Goffes 
above  &  send  the  man  to  his  work  the  court  martial  of  which  Cap'  Haz- 
zen was  Presedent  is  Dissolv'd — the  Regiments  to  Receive  4  Days  Pro- 
vision tomorrow  begining  with  Whitings  following  Gofies  Saltonstalls  & 
Engersols  this  compleats  them  to  the  23''  inclusive 

CSS     Pr 
N.  H.  F.    morning  2 — 5 — 7 — 243 

afternoon  i —  21 

Viz  Cap'  Hazzen  Tilton  L'  Page  Hanson  Taylor  En'.  Snow  Thomp- 
son— Cap'  Marston  for  the  Hospitle 

[Extract  from  the  same  as  recorded  July  23d,  1762.] 

No  soldier  to  come  on  the  parade  without  their  shoes  as  they  will  be 
emediately  Confined  &  Punished  &  those  that  have  none  must  be  Pre- 
pared for  with  shoes  as  it  is  for  the  Good  of  the  service — 

Reg',  orders  whereas  it  has  been  observed  &  furthermore  Complaint 
has  been    made  that   many  in   the   New  Hamp"^  Reg'  frequently  Curses 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS.  2/ 

swares  &  uses  Profane  oaths  Takeing  the  sakered  name  of  God  in  vain 
which  is  not  only  Contrary  to  the  martial  Law  but  highly  Displeasing  & 
Provokeing  tlie  Great  God  this  is  therefore  to  let  all  Persons  as  above 
mentioned  know  that  whoever  is  found  Guilty  of  any  of  the  oatlis  as 
above  will  be  Dealt  with  in  the  severest  manner  it  is  expected  that  the 
officers  will  be  Particularly  Carefull  that  these  orders  are  Comply''  with 
&  put  in  execution  the  above  orders  to  be  Read  to  the  Respective  Com- 
panys  this  evening  at  Rool  Calling  by  the  orderlys. 

[Under  date  August  9,  1762,  in  the  same  book,  is  the  following 
entry : — Ed.] 

John  Dam  was  married  Nov',  y*.  25'^  1761.  In  Portsmouth  To  Mary 
Hart  of  s**.  Ports",  and  left  Her  y*  i"  Day  of  June  after  To  serve  His 
King  and  Country  In  Cap' Jeremiah  Marston's  Company  under  the  Com- 
mand of  y'"  Hon".  Col°.  John  Gofle  Esq'  &c 

God  Save  the  King 

[Captain  Marston  was  of  Hampton.  He  was  a  lieutenant  in  Col. 
Meserve's  regiment  in  1757,  and  captain  of  a  company  in  Col. 
Goffe's  regiment  in  the  campaign  of  1760.  Subsequently  moved 
to  Orford,  and  was  one  of  the  prominent  men  of  that  town. — Ed.] 


[^"^3]  \_Roll  of  Men  at  Fort   Win.  and  Mary.,  -^7^7'} 

Muster  Role  of  Soldgers  Posted  at  The   Fort  William  and  Mary  by 
the  Governers  Order'  for  the  Year  1767 — 


MENS  NAMES 

Qualitey     |    Wages  p' 
^            ^           month 

Entered  1767 

Discharge  1768 

'XI 

fm  If!  a 
.§->Q 

E-i 

Thomas  Bell 
Benjamin  Bell 

William  Pane 

Henry  Foss 
Clem'  Grandy 
Edw<i  Sclate 
William  Webb 

Cap' 
Privait 

d" 

d° 
d" 
d'^ 
d° 

£2-10 

I-IO 

I-IO 

I-IO 
I-IO 
I-IO 
I-IO 

March  26 
d« 

d° 

d" 
Nov'  12"' 
June     20 
June     20 

March  25 

do 

Nov'  12"^ 

absent  2  m°  5  dys 

abs'  2  m°  5  days 

maxxh  25  "* 

March  25 

March  25 

13 
13 

6—2 

10 — 23 
4 — 21 
9 — 26 
9 — 26 

67—14 

Posted  at  Fort  William  and  Mary  In  New  Castle  March  25  1768 

Tho»  Bell 


28 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


Account  of  Sundreys  Supply"^  his   Magesty  Fort  William  and   Mary  by 
the  Governers  orders  for  the  Year  1767 — 

To  8  cord  of  Wood 

To  6  gallons  Trane  Oyle 

To  r|  »'«  Wick  Yarne 

To  10"'  cordage  for  flag  Hallard^ 

L  mony  £5-17 — 9 

[In  H.  of  Rep.,  March  9,  1769,  the  foregoing  roll  and  account 
were  allowed,  and  ordered  to  be  paid.  Council  concurred  the  same 
day. — Ed.] 


®II  / 

£4-  8— 

«  3/ 

18— 

(a'  4-/6 

6-9 

fw  6" 

5 

[1-84]        \_Roll  of  Men  at  Fort   Urn.  and  Mary^  7777-72.] 

Muster  Roll  of  Soldiers  Posted  at  Fort  William  &  Mary  by  the  Gov- 
ernor's Orders  from  Feb^'  21*'  1771  untill  March  31^'  177^ 


MENS  NAMES 


John  Cochran 
Thomas  Waters 
William  Pendexter 
Nathaniel  Barnes 
John  Waters 
Daniel  Randal 
James  Titcomb 
Henry  Scott 
William  Berrey 
Thomas  Beckford 
Samuel  Docherty 
Ebenezr  Plaise 
Richd  Kenny  Waldron 
John  Moulton 
Joseph  Rawlings 
Alexr  Middleton 
Samuel  Walker 


David  Mitchell 
Jeremh  Young 
Matthw  Clark 


Quality 

wages 

per 
month 

Capt 
Private 

;^3- 

-18- 

ditto 

18 

ditto 

do 

ditto 

do 

ditto 

do 

ditto 

do 

ditto 

do 

Drummr 

do 

Private 

do 

ditto 

do 

ditto 

do 

ditto 

do 

ditto 

do 

ditto 

do 

ditto 

do 

ditto 

do 

hire'd 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

time  Enter'd  in  the 
Service 


Feby 

March 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

April 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

May 

ditto 

July 

Novr 
ditto 
March 
ditto 


2ist  1771 

nth 
nth 
13th 
15th 
1 6th 

6th 

9th 
II 
-3 

2ISt 

28th 

6th 
1 8th 

23 
17th  1772 

2^d 


time  Dischd  from 
Service 


March 

May 

ditto 

ditto' 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Augst 

May 

March 

ditto 

Septr 

march 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 


31st 1772 
7th  1 77 1 
7th 
2d 

i6th  1772 

17th 

31st 

31st 

2sthi77i 

14th 

31st  1772 

31st 

28th  1 77 1 

25th  1772 

25 
31st 
31st 


time  Serve'd  in 
months  &  days 


14  mo 

2  mo 

2  mo 

I  mo 

13  mo 

13  mo 

12  mo 

12  mo 

4  mo 


II  mo 
II  mo 

2  mo 
4  mo 
4  mo 


12  days 


21  days 

I  do 

I  do 
23  do 

20  do 
23  do 

21  do 

7  do 

8  days 
16  do 

13  do 

14  do 

9  do 


1 1 1  mo  23  days 
IS  do 
■X  mo — 


;i  do 


1 1 6  mo    3  days 


Fort  William  &  Mary  New  Castle  March  31"  1772 — 


John  Cochran 


FRENCH    WAR    ROLLS. 


29 


Province  of  New  Ilampsh' 

In  the  House  of  Representatives  June  2^  1772  the  above  named  John 
Cochran  made  Solemn  Oath  to  the  truth  of  this  Muster  Roll  &  that  the 
men  Actually  Served  Agreeable  to  the  said  Acco'  before 

W"'  Parker  Justice  Pacis — 
Province  of  New  Hampsh' 

In  the  House  of  Represent"'"  June  9"*  1772  voted  that  this  account  & 
musterroll  of  Cap'  John  Cochran  be  allowd 

W"  Parker  Cler 
In  Council  June  10  1772 


Read  &  con curd 


Consented 


Geo  :  King  Dep^  Sec^ 
J  VVentworth 


N.  B  The  amo'  of  this   muster  Roll    is  allow'd   Cap'  Cochran    in    his 
acco'  Curr'  Exhibited  herewith  &  allowed — 


[1-S5]        \^Roll  of  Men  at  Fort   Wm.  and  Mary ^  iyy2-''yj.'\ 

Muster  Roll  of  John  Cochran  for  Soldier's  Posted  at  Fort  William   & 
mary  for  the  first  day  of  April  1772  untill  thq  first  day  of  April  1773 — 


Wages 

Billet's  per 

Time  Served  in 

Amount  of  Ea 

MEN'S  NAME'S 

Capacty's 

per 
month 

Week 

months  &  days 

Wages 

John  Cochran 

Cap' 

£z- 

5/ 

13  mo 

£  39—    — 

Henry  Scott 

Private 

1-5 

5/ 

7  mo    2  days 

8—16—  9d 

Ebenez''  Plaise 

ditto 

i~5 

5/ 

2  mo  10  days 

2 — 18— loi 

Samuel  Droidy 

ditto 

1-5 

5/ 

2  mo 

2—10 

Samuel  Walker 

ditto 

1-5 

'i 

5/ 

4  mo  10  days 

5_  8— loij 

Hugh  M^iride 

ditto 

1-5 

2  mo    4  days 

2—13—  7 

James  Snelling 

ditto 

i~5 

I  mo  14  days 

I — 17—  6 

John  Grifleth's 

ditto 

1-5 

13  mo 

16-  5 

James  Titcomb 

ditto 

1-5 

5/ 

13  mo 

16-  5 

John  Barnett 

ditto 

1-5 

5/ 

21  days 

18—  9 

Fredreck  King 

ditto 

1-5 

5/ 

16  days 

14—  Zh 

William  Gunnison 

ditto 

1-5 

5/ 

4  mo  26  days 

6-  3-  2d 

John  i\h'Mahann 

ditto 

1-5 

5/ 

4  mo 

5 

Henry  Gunnison 

ditto 

1-5 

5/ 

I  mo  10  days 

1—13—  oi 

Edmund  Roberts 

ditto 

'—5 

i 

14  days 

12—  6 

Abraliam  Cliftbrd 

ditto 

1-5 

3  mo  19  days 

4— II  — 11^ 

Christopher  Lovejoy 

ditto 

1-5 

5  mo    7  days 

6— II—  3 

James  Gibson 

ditto 

1-5 

5/ 

5/ 

2  mo    2  days 

2  —  II  —  () 

Ebenz''  Hammock 

ditto 

1-5 

5  mo  22  days 

7—  4—  75 

Jonathan  Cochran 

ditto 

1-5 

5/ 

4  mo  1 7  days 

5—15—   \h 

William  Holmes 

ditto 

1-5 

5/ 

3  mo  21  days 

4—13—  9 

30 


FRENCH  WAR  ROLLS. 


MEN'S  NAME'S 


Paris  Richardson 
Jonathan  Cass 
Thomas  Hammocl< 
John  Corlet  Cochran 
Mathew  Clarke 


Capacty's 

Wages 

per 
month 

Private 

ditto 

1-5 

ditto 

1-5 

ditto 

1-5 

ditto 

1-5 

Jillet  g  per 
Week 


5/ 
5/ 
5/ 
5/ 
5/ 


Time  Served  in 
months  &  days 


3  mo  22  days 
3  mo  22  days 
2  mo  23  days 
I  mo  1 1  days 
14  days 


Amount  of  Ea 
Wages 


£4-14-  7| 

4—14—  7I 

3  —  10 —  6h 

I—  14 — io| 

12 —  6 


£^57—  3—  I 


To  One  Shilling  Extr-"^  per  week  Allowe'd  the  Soldiers  for  Billt"  the 
term  of  the  Last  four  months  On  Acco'  of  Provisons  Being  at  so  high  a 
price  ;  and  the  Allowance  of  5/  p""  week  not  Sufficient  to  Support  them 
more  than  five  day's  in  the  Week — 

Fort  William  &  Mary  April  1'^  1773 

Errors  Excepted  per  John  Cochran 

Province  of  New  Hampshire 

In  the  House  of  Represen'  May  25  then  the  above  named  John  Coch- 
ran Personallv  appearing  made  Oath  to  the  truth  of  this  acco'  &  that  it  is 
just  &  true  before  me 

William  Parker  Just  of  Peace 


THE  STATE  OF  NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 


REVOLUTIONARY  WAR  ROLLS. 

INTRODUCTION    BY    THE    EDITOR. 

The  first  revolutionary  act  of  the  people  of  New  Hampshire  was 
the  capture  without  bloodshed  of  Fort  William  and  Mary,  at  New 
Castle,  and  the  removal  therefrom  of  about  one  hundred  barrels  of 
gunpowder,  fifteen  cannon,  and  sixty  stand  of  fire-arms.  This  was 
accomplished  on  the  fourteenth  and  fifteenth  days  of  December, 
1774,  by  a  company  of  men  led  by  John  Langdon  and  John  Sullivan, 
and  was  the  first  important  seizure  of  munitions  of  war  made  by  the 
revolutionary  patriots  in  any  of  the  colonies.  The  powder  was 
secreted  under  Durham  meeting-house,  and  some  of  it  was  conveyed 
to  Medford,  Mass.,  and  used  at  the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill  in  June 
following.  The  prime  cause  of  this  seizure  was  the  reception  in 
Portsmouth  of  a  copy  of  an  order  passed  by  the  king  in  council,  pro- 
hibiting the  exportation  to  America  of  military  stores  of  any  kind, 
and  the  movement  was  precipitated  by  information  received  by  way  of 
Paul  Revere's  express,  from  Boston,  that  the  British  war  frigate  Scar- 
borough was  to  be  sent  to  New  Castle  to  take  possession  of  the  port. 
Prior  to  this,  in  June  and  September  of  the  same  year,  the  citizens 
of  Portsmouth  and  vicinity  had  forced  the  reshipment  and  removal 
out  of  the  province  of  two  cargoes  of  tea,  accomplishing  their  pur- 
pose without  bloodshed,  and  with  but  little  tumult;  but  tlie  firm  and 
determined  attitude  of  the  people  convinced  the  governor  and  con- 
signee that  any  resistance  on  their  part  would  be  ineffectual,  and 
probably  result  in  the  destruction  of  the  tea. 

From  December,  1774,  to  April  following,  the  people  were  coun- 
selling among  themselves,  calmly  deliberating  upon  the  exigencies 
of  the  times,  and  energetically  prei:)aring  for  the  crisis  which  they 
felt  must  come.  The  sentiment  which  pervaded  the  community  is 
plainly  shown  by  the  address  of  the  convention  of  delegates,  which 
convened  at  Exeter  January  25,  1775,  in  which  they  counselled  the 
people  to  maintain  peace,  harmony,  and  union  among  themselves,  to 
practise  economy,  to  promote  manufactures,  avoid  law-suits,  improve 


32  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

themselves  in  such  military  arts  as  would  best  fit  them  for  real  action 
in  an  engagement,  and  to  imitate  their  forefathers  by  appealing  to 
the  Divine  Being  to  espouse  their  righteous  cause,  secure  their  lib- 
erties, and  "fix  them  on  a  firm  and  lasting  basis." 

Companies  were  formed  and  drilled,  and  when,  on  the  19th  day  of 
April,  1775,  the  crisis  came,  the  men  of  New  Hampshire  dropped 
their  implements  of  industry,  seized  whatever  they  could  of  imple- 
ments of  warfare,  and  by  companies,  by  tens,  by  fives,  and  by  twos 
hurried  to  the  front.  The  same  spirit  pervaded  the  women,  many  of 
whom  spent  the  nights  of  the  19th  and  20th  in  making  clothes, 
baking  bread,  and  moulding  bullets  for  their  husbands  and  sons, 
bidding  them  good-bye  at  daylight,  with  a  God-speed  upon  their 
tremulous  lips,  and  while  the  men  went  forth  to  repel  the  invading 
army,  the  women  tilled  the  soil,  spun  the  yarn,  and  wove  the  cloth 
that  clothed  the  family.  The  number  of  men  who  went  from  this 
state  to  Cambridge  at  that  time  is  unknown  ;  many  were  not  organ- 
ized in  companies,  some  returned  after  being  absent  from  one  to  two 
weeks,  and  many  enlisted  for  eight  months,  forming  the  nucleus  for 
the  regiments  of  Stark  and  Reed,  which  did  admirable  service  at 
Bunker  Hill. 

The  following  are  all  the  rolls  which  the  editor  has  been  able  to 
find  of  the  men  who  went  to  Cambridge  "  on  the  alarm  of  the  battle 
of  Lexincrton." 


[Hist.  Hollis,  Worcester.] 

"A  Muster  Roll  of  Capt.  Reuben  Dew's  Company  of  Minute  Men  who 
marched  from  Holies  April  19"*  1775. 

Reuben  Dow,  Capt. 

John  Goss  I''  Lieut  John  Cumings  2^  Lieut. 

,   Sergents. 

Nathan  Blood  Joshua  Boynton. 

William  Nevins  Minot  Farmer. 

Corporals. 

Samson  Powers  James  Mcintosh 

Tames  McConnor  Ephraim  Blood 

David  Farnsworth,  Drummer,  Noah  Worcester  Jr.  Fifer 

Privates. 

Benjamin  Abbott  Jonathan  Ames  Ebenezer  Ball 

David  Ames  John  Atvvell  Nathaniel  Ball 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR  ROLLS.                                              33 

Job  Hailey                           Ebenc/.cr  Gilsoii  Jncoh  l<ec<l 

Joel  Bailey                           ISIaiuicl  Grace  Jonathan  Russ 

Joseph  Bailey                     Aaron  Hardy  Benjamin  Sanders 

Richard  Bailey                   Samuel  Hill  Roliert  Seaver 

Daniel  Blood                       Samuel  Hosley  Jacob  Spalding 

Francis  Blood                     Ephraim  How  Isaac  Stearns 

Jonas  Blood                        Ehene/.er  Jaquith  Amos  Taylor 

Benj"  Bovnton                    Samuel  Jewett  Daniel  Taylor 

Elias  Boynton                     Edward  Johnson  William  Tenney 

Abel  Brown                       Sam'  Johnson  David  Wallingford 

John  Campbell                  Thomas  Kemp  Nathaniel  Wheat 

James  Colburn                  Abner  Keyes  Thomas  Wheat 

Nathan  Colburn                 Israel  Kinney  Ebene/.cr  Wheeler 

Thomas  Colburn               Samuel  Leeman  Thaddeus  Wheeler 

Samuel  Conroy                  Randall  McDaniels  Lebbeus  Wheeler 

Benj"  Cumings                   Joseph  Minot  Bray  Wilkins 

Jacob  Danforth                  Benjamin  Nevins  Israel  Wilkins 

James  Dickey                    Joseph  Nevins  William  Wood 

Amos  Eastman                  Thomas  Patch  Benjamin  Wright 

Jonathan  Eastman            Nathan  Phelps  Benj.  Wright  Jun. 

Benj"  Farley                       John  Philbrick  Uriah  Wright 

Ebenezer  Farley                Ephraim  Pierce  Jesse  Wyman 

James  Fisk                         Nahum  Powers  Ebenezer  Youngman  " 
Josiah  Fisk                         Thomas  Pratt 
William  French                 Ezekiel  Proctor 

Judge  Worcester  states   that  fifty-three  of  the  above  enlisted  at 

Cambridge  for  eight  months,  mostly  in  Captain  Dow's  company, 
which  was  mustered  into  the  Massachusetts  regiment  commanded 
by  Colonel  William  Prescott,  of  Pepperell,  and  were  at  the  battle  of 
Bunker  Hill.  Thomas  Colburn  and  Ebenezer  Youngman  enlisted 
in  the  company  of  Captain  Moor,  of  Groton,  Mass.,  and  were  both 
killed  at  Bunker  Hill. 


[R-  3-37] 

Roll  of  the  men  who  marched  from  New  Ipswich  before  daylight  on  the 
morning  of  April  20,  1775. 

"•  Persons  that  went  to  Cambridge  in  April  A.  D.  1775  on  the  alarm  of 
the  battle  at  Concord,  their  time  and  expenses: 

Days  Days 

Thomas  Heald  Capt.  13.  Hezekiah  Corey  Ensign  6. 

*Ezra  Town  Lieut.  00.  William  Start  Clerk  13. 

Joseph  Parker  13,  Isaac  Plow  Seg't  13. 
5 


34 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Saml.  Whittemore 

3- 

Simeon  Hildrith 

7- 

Eben''  Brown 

2. 

Jonas  Wilson  Jr 

7- 

Sinaeon  Gould 

4- 

Jona.  Davis 

4- 

Francis  Fletcher 

lO. 

Joseph  Pollard 

13- 

Natli'  Pratt 

9- 

Edm"^  Bryant 

5- 

William  Hodgkins 

5- 

James  Chandler 

5- 

Jon.  Brookes  Serj' 

13- 

Jno.  Cutter 

1 1. 

Nath^  vSwain 

9- 

Tim°  Wheelock 

4- 

Joel  Wheelock 

8. 

Nath'  Reed 

5- 

Jesse  Carleton 

13- 

Jno.  Brown  Jr 

7- 

Joseph  Wright 

7- 

*Samuel  Soper 

13- 

Stephen  Davis 

5- 

Robert  Campbell 

3- 

Thos  Brown 

13- 

Jonas  W^heeler 

7- 

*Josiah  Brown  Sgt. 

13- 

*Benj.  Williams 

13- 

*  Josiah  Walton 

13- 

Leonard  Parker 

7- 

Joseph  Tinney 

5- 

Wm  Paris 

7- 

Ephraim  Foster 

8. 

Daniel  Foster 

13 

Samuel  Foster 

8. 

*Timo.  Stearns 

13- 

Benja  Gibbs 

8. 

*Supply  Wilson 

13- 

Saml.  Kinney 

13- 

Jno.  Melvin 

5- 

-*David  Melvin 

13- 

Josiah  Davis 

5- 

Benja  Hoar 

7- 

Aaron  Chamberlain 

9- 

Rev.  Stephen  Farrer 

30- 

Elijah  Flagg 

6. 

Attest 

*Those  marked  with  a  *  enlisted  in  Cap 

t.  Archelau 

Tim"  Farrar 
Jno.  Wilkins 
ban'  Mansfield 
Peter  Fletcher 
Jno.  Sartell 
Abel  Miles 
Wm  Speer 
*Elijah  Davis 
David  Sanders 
Joseph  Warren 
Moses  Tucker 
Thomas  Fletcher 
Dan'  Clary 
Isaac  Farwell 
Tim°  Fiirvvell 
Nath'  Melvin 
Jno.  W'alker 
Wm  Kendall 
Danl.  Stratton 
James  Tidder 
*Nath'  Carleton 
Allen  Breed 
Jona.  Wheet 
WHiitcomb  Powers 
Joseph  Bates 
Chas.  Barrett 
Isaac  Appleton 
Reuben  Kidder 
Jere''  Underwood 
Benj.  Pollard 
Abr'"  Abbott 
Josiah  Rodgers 
Saml  Haywood 
Thos  Farnsworth 
Stephen  Parker 
Nath'  Stone 
Timo.  Fox 
Nath'  Farr 
Saml  Bartlett 
James  Barr 
Amos  Boynton 
Elea''  Cummings 
Isaac  Clark 
Wm  Shattuck 
Eph'"  Adams  Jr 
Robert  Harkness 


5- 

5- 
5- 
5- 
8. 

13- 
6. 

13- 

8. 

5- 
2. 

5- 
6. 

5- 
5- 


5- 
13- 
13- 
13- 

7- 
13- 

5- 
I 

5- 
5- 
7- 
13- 
13- 
5- 
5- 
8. 

5- 
5- 
4- 
13- 
3- 
3- 
7- 
5- 
5- 
3- 
7- 
7- 


Tho^  Heaid  " 


Town's  company  for  eight  months 


KKVOLUTIONAKY    WAK    ROLLS.  35 

[Hist.  Temple.      Blood.] 

"A  list  of  those  persons  who  marched  from  Temple  to  Cambridge  on  the 
alarm  of  the  19th  of  April  1775. 


tjeremiah  Andrews 
Francis  Blood 
Eph  Brown 
Benj"  By  am 
t Peter  Brown 
fSam'.  Bredeen 
Seth  Cobb 
Stephen  Cobb 
Joiin  Cragin 
Benj"  Cragin 
Gershom  Drury 
Will'"  Drury 
Dan   Drury 
*Zedekiah  Drury 
Zedekiah  Drury  Jr. 
Ebenezer  Drury 
fAb'"  Dinsmore  Jr 
Zebadiah  Dinsmore 
fZachariah  Emery 
*John  Everett 
Rob'  Fletcher 
Joshua  Foster 
Ezekiel  Goodale 
t Samuel  Griffin 
*Samuel  Howard 
*  Peter  Wheeler 
Archelaus  Wilson 
f  John  Hillsgrove 

Those  marked  with  a  *  went  onlv  part  way,  and  those  marked  f  en- 
listed at  Cambridge  for  eight  months,  and  were  at  Bunker  Hill,  as  also 
did  Timotiiy  Aver}',  Sam'l  Hutchins,  Wilder  Kidder,  John  Temple, 
Arthur  Kirkwood  and  Thomas  Patterson.      (Hist.  Temple.) 


Days 

Days 

abseni 

absent 

H 

Epraim  Heald 

I  I 

7 

Peter  Heald 

II 

12 

Oliver  Heald 

6i 

H 

Jose])h  Heald 

II 

? 

*Ezekiel  Jewett 

6i 

H 

Joseph  Kidder 

12 

12 

Benj"  Killam 

II 

1 1 

Andrew  Law 

H 

7 

fFarrar  Miller 

? 

8 

Aaron  Marshall 

13 

15 

*VV'iIl.  Mansur 

4 

1 1 

tjohn  Matthews 

? 

1 1 

t Aaron  Oliver 

? 

5 

Eliot  Powers 

? 

12 

Stephen  Parlin 

14 

12 

Joseph  Richards 

12 

p 

John  Stiles 

II 

13 

David  Spofford 

? 

H 

Nath'  Shattuck 

14 

6i 

S.  Rich""  Stickney 

H 

H 

lEben'"  Severance 

14 

10 

fBeni''.  Smith 

? 

H 

*Benj".  Tenney 

? 

H 

David  Townsend 

13 

6J 

Samuel  Webster 

? 

6i 

fjosiah  Stone 

? 

14 

*Ebenezer  Cobb 

6i 

? 

*Enos  Goodale 

6i" 

[From  Hist.  Rindge.     Stearns.] 

"Roll  of  the  men  that  went  to  Cambridi^e  in  Capt.  Nathan  Hale's  Com- 
pany, at  the  time  of  the  Lexington  Fight,  April  y*^  19,  1775. 

Nathan  Hale,  Captain,  Francis  Towne,  Lieutenant, 

Daniel  Rand,  Ensign.  James  Crombie,  Clerk. 


36  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Sergeants. 
Page  Novcross,  Samuel  Stanley,  James  Streeter. 

Corporals. 
Abel  Stone,  Benjamin  Davis,  Salmon  Stone. 

Drummers,  Ezekiel  Rand,  Daniel  Lake  Jr. 

Fifer,  Leme  Page. 

Privates. 

John  Hanaford  Samuel  Russell  Samuel  Parker 

Daniel  Russell  Jeremiah  Norcross  Joseph  Platts 

Nathaniel  Ingalls  Joel  Russell  Asa  Brocklebank 

Nehemiah  Towne  John  Buswell  Samuel  Tarbell 

Jonathan  Putnam  Simeon  Ingalls  Reuben  Page 

Abel  Platts  Jr.  Enos  Lake  Joseph  Wilson 

Samuel  Page  Jeremiah  Russell  Solomon  Rand 

John  Demary  Jr.  David  Robbins  Daniel  Lake 

Joseph  Stanley  Nathaniel  Thomas  Edward  Jewett 

Aaron  Easty  Oliver  Bacon  Elisha  Perkins 

William  Carlton  Abraham  Wetherbee  Ezekiel  Earned 

James  Cutter  Benjamin  Carlton  Jsaac  Wood 

Simon  Davis  Nathaniel  Russell  George  Carlton" 

John  Emory  Jonathan  Lovejoy 

Seventeen  returned  in  four  days,  and  thirty-seven  were  paid  for  sev- 
enteen days.  Of  the  latter,  sixteen  enlisted  in  Capt.  Philip  Thomas's 
Co.  for  eight  months. 

A  company,  consisting  of  i  Lieutenant,  i  Ensign,  4  Sergeants,  4 
Corporals,  and  52  Privates,  marched  from  Swanzey  at  daylight  on  the 
morning  of  April  21,  under  the  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Ham- 
mond. (Vol.  XIII,  p.  526.)  Twenty-two  of  them  enlisted  at  Cam- 
bridge for  eight  months,  and  the  remainder  returned  after  an  absence 
of  fifteen  days.  No  roll  of  them  is  known  to  be  in  existence.  From 
the  histories  of  the  respective  towns  mentioned  we  cull  the  follow- 
ing items: 

Keene  sent  30  men  commanded  by  Isaac  Wyman. 

Concord  "     36     "  "  "    Abiel  Chandler. 

Derryfield  "     34     "  "  " 

Gilmanton  "      12     "  "  "    Ebenezer  Eastman 

About  100  men  marched  from  Nottingham  and  vicinity;  and  in 
fact  all  the  towns  in  the  southern  portion  of  this  state  sent  more  or 
less  men  according  to  their  population,  and  it  is  to  be  regretted  that 
complete  rolls  are  not  to  be  found. 

The  third  "  Provincial  Congress"  met  in  Exeter  April  21,  I775> 


REVOLUTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS.  37 

and  on  that  clay  appointed  Colonel  Nathaniel  l<\)lsom,  of  Exeter,  '"to 
take  the  chief  command  of  the  Troops  who  have  gone  or  may  go 
from  this  Government  to  assist  our  suffering  Brethren  in  the  Prov- 
ince of  the  Massachusetts  Bay." 

On  the  2&th  they  appointed  Col.  Nathaniel  Folsom.  Col.  Josiah 
Bartlett,  and  Maj.  Samuel  Hobart,  a  committee  to  go  to  Massachu- 
setts, and  consult  with  the  government  of  that  province  concerning 
ways  and  means  of  defence.  This  committee  advised  the  raising  and 
organizing  of  a  regiment  of  men  at  once,  and  the  several  officers  then 
in  command  of  the  New  Hampshire  men  in  the  vicinity  of  Mcdford 
convened  and  chose  field  officers,  who  proceeded  to  raise  a  regiment, 
and  had  584  men,  exclusive  of  drummers  and  fifers,  in  camp,  on  the 
l8th  of  May.     (Col.  Stark's  Letter,  Vol.  VII,  p.  474.) 

Some  New  Hampshire  men  had  enlisted  in  Massachusetts  regi- 
ments, and  the  congress  at  Exeter,  on  the  2d  day  of  May,  voted  '•  not 
to  discourage  persons,  being  inhabitants  of  this  Province,  from  En- 
listing in  the  Massachusetts  service  for  the  present  Emergency." 
May  23,  Nathaniel  P^olsom  was  again  appointed  to  the  general  com- 
mand of  the  N.  H.  forces,  and  vigorous  measures  were  inaugurated  to 
raise  and  equip  the  2000  men  which  they  had  voted  the  day  before 
to  raise  and  organize  into  three  regiments. 

May  24,  in  accordance  with  the  recommendation  of  the  committee 
of  safety,  the  provincial  congress  appointed  Enoch  Poor,  of  Exeter, 
Colonel,  John  M*^Duffee,  of  Rochester,  Lt.  Col,  and  Joseph  Cilley,  of 
Nottingham,  Major,  and  empowered  the  committee  of  safety  to  issue 
orders  for  enlisting  a  regiment. 

June  I,  the  same  congress  appointed  "James  Reed  Esq^'to  be  ColR 
of  a  regiment,"  Israel  Oilman,  of  New  Market,  Lt.  Colonel,  and  Na- 
than Hale,  of  Rindge,  Major,  of  the  same  regiment,  and  authorized 
the  committee  of  safety  to  issue  enlisting  orders  to  ten  men  to  enlist 
each  a  company  of  62  men,  including  officers. 

June  3  they  appointed  John  Stark,  who  had  been  acting  under  a 
commission  from  Massachusetts,  to  "be  the  Col**  of  the  first  Regim*," 
Isaac  Wyman,  of  Keene,  to  be  lieutenant-colonel,  and  Andrew  Mc- 
Clary,  of  Epsom,  major,  and  voted  "that  Ten  Companys  of  62  men 
each,  of  the  Regiment  now  at  Medford  in  the  Province  of  Mass*-'  be 
the  first  or  oldest  Regiment."  This  arrangement  was  made  as  a 
compromise  with  Stark,  who  desired  the  position  occupied  by  Gen. 
Folsom.  Two  companies  of  Stark's  regiment  were  turned  over  to 
Reed,  whose  regiment  was  "fitted  up"  (officered)  prior  to  June  8. 
(Reed's  letter.  Vol.  VII,  p.  508.)  The  regiments  of  Stark  and  Reed 
were  at  Medford,  Mass.,  while  that  commanded  by  Poor  remained  in 
New  Hampshire  to  guard  against  any  attempt  of  the  enemy  to  land 


38 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


forces  on  our  coast.  June  12,  Col.  Reed  received  the  following  or- 
der: 

"Head  Quarters  June  the  12,  1775.  General  Orders — That  Coll. 
Reed  quarter  his  Regiment  in  the  Houses  near  Charlestown  neck 
and  keep  all  necessary  Guards  between  his  Barracks  and  the  Ferrey 
and  on  Bunkers  Hill — Signed  J.  Ward  Sectary    Copy  for  James  Reed" 

In  obedience  thereto  Col.  Reed  marched  his  regiment  to  Charles- 
town  Neck  on  the  13th  of  June,  and  posted  a  guard  consisting  of 
"I  Capt,  2  Subalterns  [lieutenants],  4  Serjeants  4  Corporals  and  40 
privetts."  (Col.  Reed's  letter.)  On  the  next  day  he  made  a  return 
of  his  regiment  as  follows  : 

[Ms.  State  Papers,  Revolution,  Vol.  I,  p.  252.] 

"A  Return,  June  y^  14"'  1775  of  Col^  Reed's  Reg'. 


Effective  men  fit  for 

Sick  absent  Unfit  &  on 

Duty 

Command 

* 

t/i 

Encampment  at 

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£ 

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11 

0 

0 

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0 

a. 

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0 
0 

0 
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0 

0 
0 

3 
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0 

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H 

Col'  James  Reed 

I 

Lieut.  Col>  Oilman 

I 

Major           Hale 

I 

I 

Cap'  Jacob  Hinds 

4 

I 

I 

45 

54 

9 

I 

10 

Cap'  Josiah  Crosby 

4 

4 

I 

32 

44 

4 

8 

3 

15 

Cap'  Philip  Thomas 

4 

4 

I 

I 

34 

46 

I 

2 

I 

I 

5 

Cap'  Jon"  Whitcomb 

4 

I 

51 

59 

9 

2 

II 

Cap'  Benj-'  Mann 

3 

I 

42 

49 

I 

3 

3 

7 

2 

16 

Cap'  William  Walker 

3 

4 

I 

I 

34 

46 

I 

I 

3 

6 

8 

19 

Cap'  Levi  Spaulding 

3 

2 

I 

35 

44 

I 

I 

II 

I 

14 

Cap'  Ezra  Town 

4 

4 

I 

I 

39 

52 

8 

I 

9 

Cap'  John  Marcy 

3 

3 

I 

I 

37 

48 

7 

21 

28 

Cap'  Hezekiah  Hutchins 

2 

2 

I 

38 

44 

I 

I 

18 

I 

21 

Adj'  Stephen  Peabody 

Q'master  Isaac  Frye 

Stephen  Peabody,  Adj't." 
On  the  15th,  Col.  Reed  issued  the  following  orders  : 

*  The  men  entered  in  this  column  are  the  51  referred  to  by  Col.  Reed  as  the  guard  which  he  posted 
between  his  barracks  and  the  ferry  and  on  Bunker  Hill.  The  columns  in  the  original,  headed  "  Drum- 
mers," "Fifers,"  "  Privates,"  and  "Confined,"  under  "Sick  absent  Unfit  &  on  Command,"  having  no 
entries,  are  omitted  in  the  foregoing  table. 


REVOLUTIdNAKV    WAR    K()I,LS.  39 

"Cliarlestovvn  June  the  15"',  1775. 
"Regimental  Orders — The  main  Gard  this  day  is  to  consist  of  one 
Cap*  2  Sub''  [subalterns]  4  Serjeants  4  corporals  and  50  privets. 
The  Cap'  of  the  main  Gard  is  to  keep  a  trusty  Serjeant  with  the 
Sentcrys  in  the  Street  below  the  Gard  house  to  examine  all  passan- 
gers  Let  none  pass  without  shoing  proper  pases  in  the  Day  time 
and  none  to  pass  after  Nine  o'clock  at  Knight  without  giving  the 
counter  sine  and  no  Sentrey  is  to  set  down  on  his  post  and  when 
any  field  oflficer  passes  them  to  stand  with  their  firelocks  rested  no 
soldier  to  swim  in  the  water  on  the  Sabath  day  nor  any  other  Day  to 
stay  in  the  water  Longer  than  is  nesasarey  to  wash  themselves. 

James  Reed  Coll." 

On  the  i6th  of  June  Gen.  Ward  placed  three  Massachusetts  reg- 
iments and  a  company  of  about  120  Connecticut  men.  commanded 
by  Capt.  Knowlton,  under  the  command  of  Col.  William  Prescott,  of 
Pepperell,  with  orders  to  march  to  Bunker  Hill  and  erect  such  forti- 
fications as  he  and  Col.  Gridley,  an  experienced  engineer,  might  deem 
best  adapted  for  its  defence.  On  their  arrival  upon  the  ground  a 
consultation  of  the  officers  was  held,  and  it  was  decided  to  erect  the 
redoubt  on  that  part  of  the  eminence  known  locally  as  Breed's  Hill. 
Of  the  "about  1000  men"  who  marched  under  Prescott  and  erected 
the  fortification,  no  or  more  were  New  Hampshire  men,  who  had 
enlisted  in  Col.  Prescott's  regiment,  from  the  following  towns  :  Hol- 
lis,  one  whole  company  of  59  men,  under  Capt.  Reuben  Dow  ;  Mer- 
rimack, ir;  Londonderry,  11;  Raby  (now  Brookline),  7:  others 
from  Amherst,  Mason,  New  Ipswich,  etc.  (Colonel  Prescott's 
rolls.) 

On  the  following  day,  June  17,  1775,  occurred  the  memorable 
"Battle  of  Bunker  Hill,"  a  history  of  which  the  editor  does  not  pro- 
pose to  give  here,  but  simply  to  present  some  facts  relative  to  the 
number  of  New  Hampshire  men  engaged  in  it,  and  the  service  by 
them  performed.  The  editor  has  used  considerable  time  in  the  exam- 
ination of  all  manuscript  documents  and  printed  works  relating  to 
the  subject,  and  by  the  information  thus  obtained  believes  the  follow- 
ing statements  are  substantially  correct. 

On  the  morning  of  the  battle  Gen.  Ward  directed  Col.  Stark,  of 
the  First  New  Hampshire  Regiment,  to  send  200  men,  properly  offi- 
cered, to  the  assistance  of  Col.  Prescott.  which  order  he  "readily 
obeyed,"  and  despatched  the  men  under  the  command  of  Lieut.  Col. 
Isaac  Wyman,  of  Keene.  The  remainder  of  Stark's  and  the  whole 
of  Col.  Reed's  regiment  were  moved  to  the  front  in  the  afternoon,  in 
obedience  to  orders  from  Gen.  Ward.  Stark  says,  "And  about  2 
o'clock  in  the  afternoon  express  orders  came  for  the  whole  of  my 


40  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

regiment  to  proceed  to  Charlestown,  to  oppose  the  enemy  who  were 
landing  on  Charlestown  Point."  He  marched  his  men  at  once  ;  and 
on  their  arrival  at  Charlestown  Neck  they  were  joined  by  the  reg- 
iment of  New  Hampshire  men  under  the  command  of  Col.  James 
Reed,  of  Fitzvvilliam.  In  consequence  of  a  raking  fire  across  the 
Neck  from  the  British  vessels  and  floating  batteries  in  Charles  river, 
two  regiments,  which  had  been  ordered  to  Prescott's  su[)port,  had 
halted.  Maj.  McClary  went  forward  and  said  to  the  commanders, 
that  if  they  were  not  intending  to  move  on,  he  wished  them  to  open 
ranks  and  let  our  regiments  pass,  which  they  immediately  did  ;  and 
Stark  and  Reed  marched  their  men  deliberately  to  the  hill.  (E.  H. 
Derby.)  The  British  troops  had  landed  on  Moulton's  Point,  prob- 
ably with  the  intention  of  moving  to  the  left  of  the  redoubt  and  get- 
ting in  Prescott's  rear,  which  had  they  succeeded  in  doing  would 
have  rendered  their  conquest  comparatively  easy.  Col.  Stark  com- 
prehended the  situation  at  once,  and,  moving  his  men  to  the  left  of 
the  redoubt,  took  up  a  position  behind  a  rail  fence. 

Some  historians  state  that  Stark's  regiment  extended  to  Mystic 
river,  and  that  the  men  built  a  stone  barricade  on  the  beach.  If  that 
was  the  fact,  Reed's  regiment,  which  was  on  the  same  line,  must  have 
been  posted  on  the  right  of  Stark's,  and  on  the  left  of  Capt.  Knowl- 
ton's  company  of  Connecticut  men,  thus  forming  a  nearly  continuous 
line  from  the  redoubt  to  the  river.  This  line,  which  was  the  key  to 
the  position,  was  attacked  by  the  British  troops  under  the  command 
of  Gen.  Howe  in  person,  a  simultaneous  attack  being  made  upon  the 
redoubt.  Twice  they  were  driven  back  with  great  slaughter.  The 
New  Hampshire  men  held  their  position  until  the  redoubt  was  taken 
by  the  enemy,  and  Prescott's  handful  of  brave  men  were  on  the 
retreat,  then  retiring  in  good  order,  unconquered,  over  Bunker  Hill 
to  Charlestown  Neck, 

The  historian  Bancroft  says,  "The  little  handful  of  brave  men 
[Prescott's]  would  have  been  effectually  cut  off  but  for  the  unfalter- 
ing courage  of  the  provincials  at  the  rail  fence  and  on  the  bank  of 
the  Mystic.  They  had  repulsed  the  enemy  twice,  and  now  held  them 
in  check  until  the  main  body  had  left  the  hill.  Not  till  then  did  the 
Connecticut  companies  under  Knowlton,  and  the  New  Hampshire 
soldiers  under  Stark,  quit  the  station  which  they  had  so  nobly  de- 
fended." Other  historians  state  that  the  New  Hampshire  men  at 
the  rail  fence  "maintained  their  ground  with  firmness  and  intrepid- 
ity, and  successfully  resisted  every  attempt  to  turn  their  flank,"  and 
saved  the  men  who  were  retreating  from  the  redoubt  from  being 
cut  off. 

Drake    says,  "The   weight  of  the    first  and   second    attacks   was 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  4I 

borne  by  the  defenders  of  the  rail  fence,  where  Gen.  Howe  in  per- 
son attacked,  with  the  very  flower  of  his  army,  supj^orted  by  artil- 
lery." "The  retreat  of  this  little  handful  of  brave  men  [under  Col. 
Prescott]  would  have  been  effectually  cut  off  had  it  not  happened 
that  the  flanking  party  of  the  enemy,  which  was  to  have  come  up  on 
the  back  of  the  redoubt,  was  checked  by  a  party  of  provincials 
[Stark's,  Reed's,  and  Knowlton's  men],  who  fought  with  the  utmost 
iDravery,  and  kept  them  from  advancing  farther  than  the  beach." 
(Mass.  Com.  of  Safety — account  of  the  battle.) 

The  foregoing  statements  by  Massachusetts  historians  as  to  the 
bravery  and  coolness  of  the  New  Hampshire  men,  and  the  soldierly 
skill  of  their  officers,  were  freely  made  and  well  deserved.  Had  the 
men  under  Prescott,  Stark,  Reed,  and  Knowlton  been  armed  with 
bayonets,  and  fully  supplied  with  ammunition,  they  could  and  would 
have  held  their  position  against  the  entire  force  under  General 
Howe. 

As  to  the  number  of  men  engaged  on  the  American  side,  historians 
differ  materially  Bancroft  states  that  at  the  time  the  British  landed 
"Prescott  had  remaining  with  him  but  seven  to  eight  hundred  men," 
and  that  "  his  flanks  were  unprotected."  E.  H.  Derby  thinks  that 
this  was  a  high  estimate,  and  fixes  the  entire  force  of  Prescott,  includ- 
ing his  flanking  parties,  at  600  men  when  the  reenforcements  under 
Stark  and  Reed  reached  the  field.  Mr.  Derby  says,  "  If  we  count 
in  these  troops  [the  600],  and  all  those  who  arrived  before  the  final 
retreat,  the  number  who  were  engaged  in  the  battle,  according  to  the 
best  evidence  to  which  I  have  access,  was  1985."  Other  historians 
place  the  number  variously  from  2000  to  2500.  I  think  the  latter 
must  include  those  who  went  no  further  than  Charlestown  Neck,  and 
might  have  been  under  fire  from  the  ships,  and  have  lost  some  men, 
but  really  took  no  part  in  the  action. 

The  number  of  men  from  New  Hampshire  actually  engaged  in  the 
battle,  according  to  the  best  evidence  the  editor  has  been  able  to 
obtain,  was  1230,  under  command  as  follows  :  According  to  the  pay- 
rolls of  the  ten  companies  in  Stark's  regiment  which  were  with  him 
that  day,  the  number  of  officers  and  privates  belonging  to  those  com- 
panies who  entered  the  service  prior  to  June  17  was  616. 

Deducting  for  sick  the  same  proportionate  number  as  re- 
ported sick  in  Reed's  regiment  (23),  leaves        .         .  593 
Reed's  regiment,  as  reported  present  and  fit  for  duty  June 

14,     .•..•.....         539 
Capt.  Reuben  Dow's  company,  Prescott's  regiment,        .  59 


42  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Other  New  Hampshire  men  in  Prescott's  regiment,  as  stated 
by  Hon.  S.  T.  Worcester  after  an  examination  of  Col. 
Prescott's  rolls,  .......  50 

Plaistow  men  in  Gol.  Frye's  regiment,    ....  4 


1245 
Deduct  for  deserters  in  Stark's  regiment,  and  for  sick  in 
Captain  Dow's  company,    ......  15 


Leaves    .........        1230 

New  Hampshire  men.  which  is  more  than  half  of  the  American  force 
that  was  actually  engaged  in  the  battle. 

In  a  letter  to  the  Committee  of  Safety,  dated  June  23,  1775,  Gen. 
Folsom  stated  that  Col.  Stark's  regiment  still  consisted  of  thirteen 
companies  ;  but  there  is  no  evidence  to  show  that  he  had  any  more 
with  him  in  the  battle  than  the  ten  mentioned  above.  It  is  stated  by 
historians  that  there  were  three  New  Hampshire  companies  under 
the  command  of  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent,  of  Amherst,  which  were 
sent  forward  too  late  for  service,  although  Col.  Sargent  had  during 
the  day  requested  permission  to  join  Stark  and  Reed.  These  may 
have  been  the  other  three  of  Stark's. 

The  following  account  of  the  killed  and  wounded  is  taken  princi- 
pally from  an  article  prepared  by  Hon  Geo.  W.  Nesmith,  who  spent 
considerable  time  in  research. 

Stark's  Regiment .     Killed^  yj,  viz. : 

Maj.  Andrew  M'=Clary,  Epsom  Moses  Poor 

Capt.  Isaac  Baldwin,  Hillsboro'  Thomas  Collins 

Henry  Glover  Geo.  Shannon 

James  Reed  Henniker  Wm.  M'^Crillis,  Epsom 

John  Manuel  Boscawen  Caleb  Dalton 

Reuben  Kemp  Gotlstown  Wm.  Mitchell  Concord 

The  three  others  are  unknown. 

lVo?/nded,  ^5,  viz.  : 

Randall  McAllister  ~^  Martin  Montgomery  L'derry 

Geo.  M'^Leod  ^  Peterboro'  Thomas  Green  Swanzey 

John  Graham  )  Josiah  Allen,  Allenstown 

Nathan  Hoit  )  ,-,       i      ,  I  Broderick 

T    r>    I  •  r  rembroke  \-^         ^         rj  ,, 

J.  Kobnison    )  Abner  (jrage  relham 

John  Simpson,  Windham  Ephraim  Kelley,  Salem 

Seth  Cutter,  Pelham  Wm.  Spalding,  Brookline 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


43 


John  Cypher 

Alexander  Patterson,  Heniiiker. 

Jonathan  Gihiian,  Deerfield. 

Moses  Trussell,  Ilopkinton, 

Archibald  M*^Millan,  New  Boston. 

Elias  Rano  Salisbury 

Charles  Rice  Surry 

Jacob  Elliot 

William  Smart 

Peter  Johnson  Enfield 

Others  unknown. 


Samuel  Milliken. 
Andrew  AJ'^Gafl'ey,  Sandwich 
Weymouth  Wallace,  Epsom 
Abraham  Kimball.  Ilenniker 
Peter  Robinson,  Amherst 
Daniel  APGratii,  taken  prisoner 
James  Winn  Richmond 
Andrew  Aiken,  Deering  .'' 
R.  B.  Wilkins.  Amherst 
John  Hunter,  New  Boston 


Reed^s  Regiment.     Killed  or  vwrtally  zvoimdcd^  7j,  viz. 


J.  Patten 

Parker  Hills,  Candia 

Joseph  Farwell — Charlestown 

James  Hutchinson 

Isaac  Adams  Rindge 

David  Carleton 

John  Davis  Chesterfield 

John  Melvin 

Wounded.  //,  viz 


John  Cole  Amherst 

Geo.  Carleton  \  n-    , 
T  T         •       }  Kmdge 

Jona.  Lovejoy  )  ^ 

B.  Parker,  Swanzey. 

Jesse  Lund,  Dunstable 

Joseph  Blood,  Mason 

Ebnr.  Blood  Mason 


Candia 


John  Varnum      ) 

Samuel  Morrill    ) 

Edward  Waldo,  Alstead 

Joshua  Ellis,  Keene 

Lem.  W^entworth 

Capt.  Wm.  Scott )  t,  ^    i  , 

T-.  ^-  1  o     ^^  ^  Peterborough 

David  Scott  j  '^ 

Asa  Cram.  Wilton 
Others  unknown. 


Nath^  Leavitt  Plampstead 
John  Thompson  Rindge 
Jacob  Wellman  Lyndeborough 
Josiah  Barton,  Chichester  } 
Josiah  Walton  Chesterfield 
Josiah  Greeley 
*Paul  Clogstone,  Dunstable 
*Jonathan  Gray,  Wilton 


Captain  Reuben  Dozu's  Co.     Killed^  (5,  viz. : 


Nathan  Blood, 
Peter  Poor, 

Allof  Hollis. 


Phinehas  Nevins, 
Isaac  Hobart, 

Wounded.,  j,  viz. 


Capt.  Reuben  Dow,        Francis  Powers, 
Ephraim  Blood,  Thomas  Pratt, 

All  of  Hollis. 


Thomas  W^heat, 
Jacob  Boynton. 


William  Wood. 


*  Died  of  their  wounds. 


44  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Hollis  Alen  in  Capt.  Alan/i's  Co.^  Prescotfs  Reg. 

Ebenezer  Youngman.     Tliomas  Colbiirn. 
Both  killed. 

Plaistoxv  Men  in  Col.  Frye^ s  Reg.      Killed. 

Simeon  Pike  ; —  wounded,  James  Pike. 

Wm.  Lowell,  Warner,  same  regiment,  wounded 

Whole  number  killed  or  mortally  wounded.      ...         41 
Whole  number  wounded,  not  mortally,      .         .         .         .         6^ 


Total  killed  and  wounded,     ......        108 

The  foregoing  is  a  record  of  which  New  Hampshire  has  reason  to 
be  proud.  It  is  the  result  of  much  research,  taking  considerable  time 
of  the  editor,  and  he  believes  that  it  is  substantially  correct. 

His  excuse  for  this  lengthy  preliminary  chapter  is  his  belief  that 
many  of  the  facts  herein  presented  are  not  known  to  the  majority  of 
our  citizens,  and  that  they  ought  to  be  placed  where  they  will  be 
accessible  to  them  all,  so  that  they  may  the  more  fully  understand 
the  important  service  performed  by  the  men  from  New  Hampshire 
in  that  memorable  struggle.  In  order  to  fully  appreciate  those  ser- 
vices, it  must  be  borne  in  mind  that  the  forces  of  Stark  and  Reed 
were  undisciplined,  armed  with  guns  of  different  calibers,  with  but 
few  bayonets,  without  cartridges,  and  with  but  little  ammunition  of 
any  kind, — notwithstanding  which  they  repulsed  two  desperate  at- 
tacks made  by  the  flower  of  the  regular  British  army,  led  by  Gen. 
Howe  in  person,  and  bravely  held  their  position  until  their  small 
stock  of  ammunition  had  become  exhausted,  the  force  in  the  redoubt 
had  retreated,  and  their  position  rendered  untenable. 

Honor  to  whom  honor  is  due. 


[1-86]  \_General  Folsom' s    0?-ders.'\ 

Medford  June  32,  1775 
CoP.  Stark 

You  are  hereby  ordered  to  draft  seventy  good  effective  men  with 
proper  officers  from  your  Regiment  to  labour  on  Winter  Hill  tomorrow 
see  they  are  properly  equip'd  with  tools  arms  and  provisions  for  twenty 
four  hours — CoP  M'^Duffee  is  appointed  Commanding  Officer  for  the 
Day.  Nath'  Folsom,  Gen'. 

[The  same  document  contains  a  similar  order  to  Col.  Reed  for  fifty 
men. — Ed.] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  45 

General  Orders 

Tliat  tlic  Tents  now  arrived  in  Camp  be  divided  l)ct\veen  the  two  Reg- 
iments under  Col"  Stark  and  Col"  Reed — June  24"'. 


[1-S83        \^Cof?n)iissa?-y  Emerson  to    Committee  of  Safety  J] 

Medford  June  28"'  1775 

Hon'''''  Com"^«  of  Safety 

Gent" 

I  am  favom'd  with  yours  of  26"'  ins'  per  M'  Dearing  who  arrived  this 
day  and  delivered  the  Articles  sent  by  him — I  should  have  wrote  before 
this,  but  have  not  as  yet  been  able  to  get  any  regular  Returns  of  our 
Troops  Ever  since  the  Engagement  thev  have  been  all  hurry  and  Confu- 
sion, busie  entrenching  81  preparing  to  receive  the  Enemy — The  Troops 
that  were  in  the  late  Engagement  lost  their  Blanketts  &  Cloths,  the  for- 
mer of  wliich  is  but  poorly  supplv'd  by  the  arrival  of  Dearing  many  more 
are  wanting — As  for  Picks  &  Shovells  there  is  a  Supply  having  bought 
some  &  received  some  from  Cambridge — Gen'  Folsome  informes  me  that 
he  has  wrote  the  needful  with  respect  to  the  Surgeons  in  Col°  Starkes's  & 
Reed's  Regiments.  Before  I  arriv'd  Col"  Starkes  borrow'd  a  large  Chest 
of  Medicin  of  Massachusetts,  which  with  that  brought  by  Docf  Adams 
&  a  small  one  sent  by  Docf  Cutter  is  thot  to  be  a  pretty  good  supply  for 
the  present — I  have  not  as  yet  begun  to  deliv''  out  Stores  but  expect  to 
begin  the  dav  after  tomorrow  if  a  supply  comes  in,  at  present  have  but 
eleven  Barr'  Pork  &  10  of  Flour  in  Store — Ev^ery  Thing  is  unsettled  yet, 
cant  informe  you  what  Qiiantitv  of  fresh  Beef  our  Troops  can  consume 
in  a  Week  sho*^  think  near  about  6000  Tents  wooden  Bowles  &  Platters 
&  spoons  are  very  much  wanted — I  shall  endeavour  to  informe  you  of 
affairs  by  every  Opportunity  and  am  with  Respect 
Your  Obed'  hum'  Serv' 

Moses  Emerson 
Julv  1*' 
Gent" 

Missing  the  Opportunity  of  sending  the  foregoing,  can  informe  you  ot 
the  receipt  of  Nine  bbls  Pork  more,  51.  bbls  of  Flour,  7,  Teirces  Rice, 
14  Firkins  Butter  &  49  Qiiin'  Fish  Yesterday  I  began  to  Deliver  Stores 
to  our  Troops  &  'c\n(\  my  hands  full — Gen'  Washington  is  expected  at 
Watertown  this  day — great  preparations  are  making  for  his  Reception — 
There  is  great  Crv  among  the  Soldiers  for  their  Money — I  am  Your 
Obed'  Serv' 

Moses  Emerson 

[Moses  Emerson,  of  Durham,  was  appointed  "Commissary  for  the 
Army,"  May  25,  1775. — Ed.] 


46 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[1-S9] 


[iiy«/'.  A/c Clary's  Losses^  etc.'] 


The  Following  is  an  Ace',  of  Sundry  losses  Sustained  by  Major  M"- 
Clary  in  a  late  Battle  between  the  regular  Troops  and  the  Americans  at 
Charlestown  Neck,  and  .Services  done  towards  his  Burying — 

June  17  :  1775-T0  a  New  Bridle  lost 

To  a  pair  of  Silver  kneebuc^ 
To  I  pair  of  Stone  Buttons 
To  keeping  a  Horse  6  weeks  at 
Col  :  Royals  at  6  s  per  week 
To  a  Coffin  for  the  deceased 
To  digging  a  Grave  for  d" 
To  I  pair  Pistols  formerly  omit"^ 

£5.4.0 

[Major  Andrew  McClary  went  from  Epsom.  He  was  a  man  of  fine 
personal  appearance,  and  a  brave  officer.  He  was  with  the  regiment 
at  Bunker  Hill,  and  was  killed  by  a  chance  shot  from  the  enemy  dur- 
ing the  retreat. — Ed.] 


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[  Col.  Stark's   Staff,  May,  i/yj-'] 


List   of  Field  Officers   &"  of  Col"  Stark's   Regiment  as  they  were  ap- 
pointed at  Cambridge  &  Medford 


CoP  John  Stark 
Lieu'  Col°  Isaac  Wyman 
Maj'  And^^'  M'^Clary 
Chaplain,  W"  Fessenden 
Surgeon,  Calvin  Frink 
Mate,  Obadiah  Williams 


Adjutant  Abiel  Chandler 

Serg'  Maj'  James  Grey 

Qiiar"-  M'  John  Caldwell 

Qiiar''  M""  Serg'  Patten 

.  ,      (  Richard  Cresey 

Armorers    -  -o   ut  at     1 
[  Rob*  Mack 


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REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


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A  list  of  Cap'  Hezekiah  Hutchins  Comp^  J"iie  9.  1775 


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age 

occupation 

place  of  abode 

County 

Cap'  Hezek''  Hutchins 

Hampstead 

Rockingham 

L'  Amos  Emerson 
Ebenezer  Wells 

22 

Husbandman 

[Chester] 
Sandown 

do 
do 

Simon  Merrill 

22 

joiner 

Chester 

do 

John  Varnum 

28 

Husbandman 

Candia 

do 

William  Shannon 

19 

do 

Chester 

do 

Biley  Smith 
Samuel  Healey 

23 

25 

do 
do 

Raymond 
do 

do 
do 

Joseph  Smith 

22 

do 

Chester 

do 

Sam'  Brown 

21 

do 

do 

do 

William  Gross  [Goss] 

37 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

Peter  Severance 

21 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

William  Severance 

23 

do 

L.  Derry 

do 

Sam'  Morse 

24 

do 

Chester 

do 

Reuben  Sanborn 

20 

Taylor 

do 

do 

Josiah  Morse  Jr. 

28 

Weaver 

do 

do 

Joseph  Spillard 
Moses  Webster 

40 
20 

Taylor 
Husbandman 

do 
do 

do 
do 

John  Hills 

36 

do 

Candia 

do 

Sam'  Morrill 

25 

do 

do 

do 

Parker  Hills 

18 

do 

do 

do 

Amos  Knowls 

19 

do 

do 

do 

John  CleHbrd 

33 

do 

do 

do 

David  Currier 

21 

Taylor 

Chester 

do 

Thomas  Wilson 

'9 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

John  Lane  Jr 

42 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

John  Tuck 

29 

Joiner 

do 

do 

John  Lane  3*^ 

17 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Simon  Norten 

17 

do 

do 

do 

James  Randell 

29 

Mariner 

do 

do 

William  Kendall 

27 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

John  Morrison 

19 

Husbandman 

Candia 

do 

Zebed^  Heath 

43 

do 

Sandown 

do 

James  Goss 

39 

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Hampstead 

do 

Levi  Hildrith 

20 

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do 

do 

Thomas  Wood 

18 

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Atkinson 

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Peter  Stevens 

26 

do 

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do 

Thomas  Wadleigh 
Reuben  Heath 

20 

22 

do 
do 

Hampstead 
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do 
do 

Jeremiah  Foster 

30 

do 

Atkinson 

do 

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MENS  NAMES 

age 

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occupation 

place  of  abode 

County 

John  Wadleigh 

Husbandman 

Hampstead 

Rockingham 

Levi  Mills 

20 

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do 

do 

John  Grirtcn 

19 

Husbandman 

Sandown 

do 

Noah  Biizwcll 

17 

do 

do 

do 

Jeremiah  Ilazelton 

38 

do 

Hampstead 

do 

Richard  Heath 

Turner 

do 

do 

Gilbert  Bond 

19 

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do 

do 

Benj"  Couch 

22 

Joiner 

do 

do 

Moses  Kimball 

19 

B.  Smith 

do 

do 

Nathaniel  Leavitt 

19 

Tanner 

do 

do 

William  Herriman 

20 

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do 

Moses  Whitaker 

33 

Miller 

Atkinson 

do 

Sam'  True 

19 

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Hampstead 

do 

Dudley  Bayley 

20 

do 

N.  Salem 

do 

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20 

do 

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19 

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do 

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49 

do 

do 

do 

John  Emmons 

36 

do 

do 

do 

Roberts  Hale 

15 

do 

do 

do 

Ephraim  Hutchins 

17 

do 

do 

do 

Moses  Stevens 

23 

do 

do 

do 

Micah  Chaplain 

30 

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Sam'  Stevens 

50 

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Sandown 

do 

Theop^  Griffin 

50 

do 

do 

do 

Moses  Page 

21 

do 

Atkinson 

do 

Men  mustered  61  present — absent  3  viz.  Reuben  Heath  Richard  Heath 
Eph"'  Hutchins. 

The  aforesaid  Men  (except  the  three  absent)  are  able  Bodied  Effective 
Men  Clustered  reviewed  &  sworn  by  me 

Sam'  Hobart  M.  Master 

Cap'  Hutcliins  sworn  before   Committee  of  Safety  June  17  ^775  ^  ^^'^*^ 
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Col"  James  Reed 

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3  Privates   j  26  Privates    \ 

I  Private  missing 

Cloathing  &  Implements  lost  in  the  retreat 

103  Blanketts  31 S  Shirts  4  Cartridge  Boxes 

133  Coats  46  Pr  Trowses  5  Swords 

26  Waistcoats  4  Hatts  3  Pistols 

62  Pair  Breeches  99  Haversacks  i  tife 

189  Pair  Stockins  36  Gunns  3  Drumms 

47  Pair  Shoes  i  Bagonet 

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[Superscribed.]     Return  of  Reeds  Loss  on  y*"  17"^  June 

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account  of  sundreys  lost  at  the  Battel  on  Bunkers  Hill  June  17"'  1775 

to  par  of  new  Boots  26^ — 
to  one  Ratan  whip  ds  one  inck  pot  isd 
to  one  new  case  of  knives  &  forks  454 
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[COLONEL  ENOCH  POOR'S  REGIMENT.   1775.] 

[On  the  24th  day  of  May,  1775.  the  "Fourth  Provincial  Congress" 
of  New  Hampshire  appointed  Enoch  Poor,  of  Exeter,  colonel,  John 
McDuffee,  of  Rochester,  lieutenant-colonel,  and  Joseph  Cilley,  of 
Nottingham,  major,  of  a  regiment  of  troops  to  be  raised  and  known 
as  the  second  New  Hampshire  regiment ;  and  authorized  the  com- 
mittee of  safety  to  issue  orders  for  enlisting  the  men.  Accordingly 
on  the  same  day  the  committee  issued  orders  to  the  following  per- 
sons to  enlist  each  a  company  of  sixty-two  able-bodied  effective  men, 
viz., — 


Winborn  Adams,  Durham. 
Winthrop  Rowe,  Kensington. 
Henry  Elkins,  Hampton. 
Samuel  Oilman,  New  Market. 
Philip  Tilton,  Kingston. 


Benjamin  Titcomb,  Dover. 
Jonathan  Wentworth,  Somersworth. 
Jeremiah  Clough,  Canterbury. 
James  Norris,  Epping. 
Zaccheus  Clough,  Poplin. 


The  following  are  all  that  can  be  found  of  the  muster-rolls  of  this 
regiment.  They  are  of  especial  value  as  giving  the  residence,  age, 
and  occupation  of  the  men. — Ed.] 


[1-117]  \^Capiai7z  Ada?ns's  Cc] 

A  list  of  Cap'  Winborn  Adams  Company  June  2*^,  1775. 


MENS  NAMES 

age 

occupation 

Town  in  which 
they  live 

county    to    which 
they  belong 

Cap*  Winborn  Adams 

[Durham] 

John  Griffin 

u 

Zebulon  Drew 

vears 

( 1. 

Step"  Jones  Thomas 

24 

Gent 

Dnrham 

StrafTord 

Micah  Davis 

^4 

Husbandman 

Do 

Do 

Trueworthy  Davis  Durgan 

21 

Do 

Do 

Do 

William  Adams 

IQ 

Taylor 

do 

do 

John  Neal 

'^^ 

Carpenter 

Barnstead 

do 

John  Starboard 

21 

Husbandman 

Durham 

do 

Sam'  Demerit 

IQ 

do 

do 

do 

Charles  Bam  ford  Jr 

^6 

do 

Harrington 

do 

John  Drisco 

21 

do 

Dnrham 

do 

Tobias  Leighton 

37 

Joiner 

do 

do 

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REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES 

age 
40 

occupation 

Town  in  which 
they  live. 

county    to   which 
they  belong 

Robert  Leathers 

Husbandman 

Durham 

Strafford 

Eph-"  Tibbets 

21 

Joiner 

Madbury 

do 

David  Rand 

28 

Blacksmith 

Durham 

do 

Daniel  Nute 

22 

Husbandman 

Madbury 

do 

David  Cops 

25 

Turner 

Durham 

do 

Robert  Wille 

22 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

James  Leighton 

25 

Taylor 

do 

do 

Thom\  Ellisson 

21 

Husbandman 

Barrington 

do 

James  Thomas 

34 

do 

Durham 

do 

John  Collins 

25 

Taylor 

do 

do 

Jerem^  Young 

18 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Joseph  Rendall 

19 

Taylor 

do 

do 

Samuel  Saver 

21 

Ditto 

do 

do 

Eliphalet  Durgin 

22 

Joiner 

do 

do 

Solomon  Runnals 

23 

Tanner 

do 

do 

Abijah  Blaisdell 

21 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

Ezekiel  Wille 

51 

Carpenter 

Lee 

do 

John  Demerit 

26 

Blacksmith 

Madbury 

do 

Ebenezer  Ciiesley 

18 

Cordw^ainer 

Durham 

do 

Sam'.  Hill  Clark 

22 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Sam'.  Clough 

29 

do 

do 

do 

Joseph  Bickford 

21 

do 

do 

do 

Josiah  Burnum 

23 

Taylor 

Lee 

do 

Dudley  Davis 

27 

Husbandman 

Barrington 

do 

John  Williams 

28 

do 

Lee 

do 

Thom^  Davis 

27 

do 

Durham 

do 

Nath'  Jenkans 

26 

do 

Barrington 

do 

Sam'.  Smith 

23 

do 

Madbury 

do 

*John  Johnson 

20 

do 

Durham 

do 

Joseph  Smith 

21 

do 

do 

do 

Daniel  Pinkham 

21 

do 

Madbury 

do 

Eli  Bickford 

21 

do 

Lee 

do 

John  Clough 

26 

do 

Durham 

do 

John  Colbath 

22 

do 

do 

do 

John  Buss 

33 

do 

do 

do 

Winth'p  Wiggan 

30 

Carpenter 

Newmarket 

Rockingham 

John  Glover 

24 

Husbandman 

Durham 

Straftbrd 

Lemuel  Nutter 

35 

Joiner 

Newington 

Rockingham 

Joseph  Leighton 

22 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Thomas  Thompson 

23 

u 

Durham 

Strafford 

*Moses  Meader 

23 

Husbandman 

Durham 

Strafford 

*  received  by  the  Committee 
named. 


and  sworn  instead  of  John  Johnson  within 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


109 


MENS  NAMES 

age 

occupation 

Town  in  which 
they  live 

county   to    which 
they  belong 

Enoch  Green 

ip 

Hatter 

Durham 

Strafford 

John  Sins 

21 

Husbandman 

Lee 

do 

Thomas  PolUick 

2=; 

do 

Durham 

do 

Daniel  Sliaw 

22 

do 

Lee 

do 

John  Leathers 

22 

do 

Lee 

do 

Will'"  Smart 

20 

Cordwainer 

Durham 

do 

Nicholas  Tuttle 

22 

Husbandman 

Middlctown 

do 

Enoch  Rnnnals 

21 

do 

Lee 

do 

Isaac  Tuttle 

22 

do 

Dover 

do 

Lewis  Kvnaston 

24 

Taylor 

Newmarket 

Rockingham 

Joseph  Bnzzel 

46 

Husbandman 

Mad  bury 

Strafford 

Simon  Batchelder 

iS 

do 

Northwood 

Rockincrham 

Benj".  Johnson 

2^ 

do 

do 

do 

Amos  Fernald 

24 

Cordwainer 

Lee 

Strafford 

James  Thompson 

26 

Joiner 

Durham 

do 

Total  68  men  Including  the  Captain,  which  said  Men  are  good  effect- 
ive able  Bodied  Men  Mustered  &  Received  by  me.     June  2*^,  1775 

per  Sam'.  Hobart 

N.  B.     the  aforesaid  Men  Took  the  oath  proposed  by  the  Hon'.  Con- 
gress, at  the  same  time, 

before  me,  Sam'  Hobart  Jus  Pacis 


[1-119]  \_Captain  Rowers  Co.^ 

A  list  of  Cap'  Winthrop  Rowe's  Comp-^'  June  3**  ^775 


MENS  NAMES 

age 

occupation 

place  of  abode 

county  to   which 
they  belong 

Cap'  Winthrop  Rovve 

years 

[Kensington] 

L'  Zebu  Ion  Hilvard 

Hampton    F 

alls.] 

L'  Abraham  Sanburn 

"Poplin,    now 

Fremont.] 

Serg'  Moses  Shaw  jr 

26 

Husbandman 

Kensington 

Rockingham 

Serji'  Joseph  Leach 

39 

S.  Wright 

Hampton 

Do 

Serg'  Tim"  Blake  Lock 

S9 

Cordwainer 

Kensington 

Do 

Serg'  Richard  Wcare 

2T, 

Cabinet  maker 

Hamp"   falls 

Do 

John  Smith  vSandborn  ]  c 

S6 

Husband" 

Kensington 

Do 

John  Lane                        j  i 

22 

D"* 

D'° 

£)t« 

Joseph  Batchelder 

^o 

D'" 

D'° 

D'"" 

Serg'  Ebn^  Clill'ord 

2S 

Joiner 

D'° 

D'" 

no 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES 

age 
20 

occupation 

place  of  abode 

county  to   which 
they  belong 

Caleb  Shaw  Juii'' 

Taylor 

Kensington 

Rockingham 

Joseph  Shaw 

22 

Husband 

J)  to 

D'« 

Jesse  Prescott 

18 

Taylor 

£)to 

£)to 

Levi  Bhike 

18 

Cordwainer 

D'° 

D'° 

Daniel  VVeare 

17 

Husband 

D<" 

D'° 

John  Rawlands 

23 

Cordwainer 

D'" 

J)  to 

Samuel  Cliflbrd 

19 

Husband 

J)to 

D'° 

Elisha  Prescott  Jun"' 

22 

D'° 

Hampt"   Falls 

J)to 

Jonathan  Flood 

31 

J)  to 

Exeter 

J)  to 

Martin  Prescott 

36 

Cordwainer 

Kensing'" 

J)to 

Joseph  Fogg 
Jonathan  Fellows 

22 
18 

Clerk 
Husband 

D'° 
D'° 

D'° 
D'" 

Josiah  Blake 

50 

D'° 

J)to 

D'° 

Noah  Robbinson 

19 

Bl  Smith 

Exeter 

I3to 

Thomas  Batchelder 

19 

Cordwainer 

Hamp  Falls 

D'" 

Eliphalet  Lord 

20 

Hatter 

Exeter 

D'" 

Joseph  Dow 

28 

Husband 

Kensing. 

D'" 

Josiah  White 

34 

Cord  wain 

D'° 

J)to 

Moses  Perkins 

32 

Tavlor 

J)to 

D'° 

David  Stewart 

31 

B.  Smith 

£)to 

D'o 

John  Stevens 

33 

Husband 

D'° 

J)  to 

James  Fogg 
Aaron  Page 

36 
30 

J^to 
J)  to 

D'« 

£)to 

J)  to 
J)to 

Jeremiah  Moulton 

18 

Cordwainer 

Kensington 

D'" 

Moses  Clarke 

19 

B.  Smith 

Exeter 

J)to 

Moses  Rawlins 

19 

B.  Smith 

Dto 

J)to 

Thomas  Creighton 

38 

S.  Wright 

Dto 

£)tO 

Spencer  Wallas 

30 

D'" 

£)to 

D'° 

Asa  Ireland    - 

22 

Sadler 

J)  to 

Qto 

Jonathan  Brown 

33 

Husband"^ 

Hamp  Falls 

D'" 

Gideon  Marshall 

24 

S.  Wright 

D'° 

J^to 

Richard  Mace 

50 

D'° 

Dto 

J)to 

Philip  Burns 

31 

B.  Smith 

J)to 

J)to 

Josiah  Perver 

26 

Husband" 

J)to 

D'" 

Jonathan  Stewart 

23 

B.  Smith 

D'° 

J)  to 

Robert  Marshall 

22 

Husband" 

J)  to 

D'° 

Noys  Perver 

24 

D'o 

Qto 

D'" 

Bradbury  Handy 

27 

J)to 

D"' 

Dto 

Jonathan  Handy 

23 

J)to 

Qtu 

J)  to 

Joseph  Stickney 
Lowell  Lang 

'9 

21 

B.  Smith 
Taylor 

D'" 

D'° 

J)to 
Qto 

Samuel  James 

27 

D'° 

J^to 

J)to 

Reubin  Swain 

21 

Dto 

D'" 

D'° 

Ebenezer  French 

20 

Husband" 

S.  Hampton 

J)to 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAK    ROLLS. 


Ill 


MENS  NAMES 

age 
21 

occupation 

place  of  abode 

county  to   which 
tliey  belong 

James  Beel 

Cordwain 

Exeter 

Rockingham 

Sam'  Longfellow 

21 

Husband" 

Kensington 

J)to 

vSherborn  Saiulborn 

iq 

Cordvvainer 

U"' 

pto 

William  Muggridge 

'7 

B.  Smith 

Exeter 

Dto 

Jeremiah  Sanborn 

iS 

Husband" 

Kensington 

Qto 

William  IV^Kim 

47 

Barber 

Exeter 

13  to 

Jewett  Sanburn 

i6 

Husband" 

Kensington 

Dto 

Hussev  Ho  eg 

29 

Cordvvainer 

H.  Falls 

£)to 

Eleazer  Gove 

44 

Fisherman 

Seabrook 

D'° 

John  Gliden 

21 

Husband 

Kensington 

J)  to 

Robert  Miller 


65  officers  included 

21     Husbandman      Kensington      D'"  Molatto 


if  the  Com'"  will  accept  him 
Total  officers  &  Rank  &  file  66  Tnclud"  the  Molatto — which  were  Mus- 
tered &  Sworn  June  3*^  i775  by  me 

Sam'  Hobart  Muster  Master 

Joseph  Fogg  Marston  Frescott  Asa  Ireland  Bradbury  Hardy  and 
Timothy  Blake  Lock — named  in  the  foregoing  Roll  are  dismiss'd  at  their 
request 

Enoch  Poor  Col" 


Phinehas  Page 
Jon"  Miller 
Samuel  Smith 
Josiah  Lock 


20 
20 
24 
18 


occupation 


husband™ 
fisherman 
husband'" 
husband"' 


Place  of  abode 


Kensington 
Hampton  falls 
Leavittstown 

Kensington 


County 


Rockingham 

Do 

Strafford 

Rockingfham 


Tiie  four  Persons  last  above  nained  were   Mustered  &  reviewed  June 


17-  1775 


Enoch  Poor  Muster  Master 


N  B  the  same  day  they  were  sworn  before  the  Committee  of  Safety 

Attest     E.  Thompson 


112  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[1-120]  \_Captain  Tiltoii's  Co.'\ 

A  list  of  Cap'  Philip  Tiltons  Comp^  June  12,  1775 


MENS  NAMES 

age 

occupation 

Place  of  abode 

County 

Cap'  Philip  Tilton 

Kingston 

Rockingham 

Lieut.  Jacob  Webster 

do 

do 

Ens.  John  Tilton 

Sandown 

do 

Jonathan  Huse 

29 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

David  Tilton 

30 

Miller 

do 

do 

Ebenezer  Tucker 

25 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Samuel  Hussey 

27 

do 

do 

do 

Nathan  Sleeper 

21 

do 

do 

do 

Oliver  Smith  Blake 

34 

do 

do 

do 

John  Fuller 

21 

do 

do 

do 

Timothy  Wells 

22 

do 

do 

do 

Reuben  Clough 

21 

do 

do 

do 

Joel  Judgkins 

18 

do 

do 

do 

Isaac  Colby 

20 

do 

do 

do 

Levi  Colby 

22 

do 

do 

do 

Thomas  Fuller 

30 

do 

do 

do 

Richard  Fitts 

18 

do 

do 

do 

Caleb  Richardson 

^9 

do 

Chester 

do 

John  Fifield 

22 

do 

Kingstown 

do 

John  Ward 

36 

do 

Kensington 

do 

Trueworthy  Palmer 

26 

Taylor 

Kingstown 

do 

Edward  Fifield 

20 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Dudley  Oilman 

^9 

do 

do 

do 

Jon"  Cass 

25 

do 

do 

do 

Ephraim  Carter 

23 

do 

Newtown 

do 

Jacob  Blaizdel 

21 

B.  Smith 

do 

do 

Parker  Cooper 

40 

Husbandman 

S.  Hampton 

do 

Joshua  French  Ju'' 

22 

do 

Kingstown 

do 

Edward  Magoon 

20 

do 

do 

do 

Charles  Barnard 

27 

do 

Almsbury 

Essex 

Richard  Bartlett 

20 

do 

do 

do 

Thomas  Beal 

30 

B.  Smith 

Kingstown 

Rockingham 

Jonatlian  Chase 
Simon  Oilman 

26 

Husbanchnan 

Brintwood 

do 

21 

B.  Smith 

do 

do 

Jon"  Dudley 

33 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Daniel  Doller 

21 

do 

do 

do 

Joseph  Marsh 

21 

B.  Smith 

Exeter 

do 

Moses  Huntoon 

20 

Husbandman 

Kingstown 

do 

Tho'  Philbrick  Huntoon 

22 

do 

do 

do 

Jon"  Collins 

30 

do 

do 

do 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


113 


MENS  NAMES 

age 

occupation 

Place  of  abode 

County   • 

Jonathan  Davis 

20 

Husbandman 

Kingstown 

Rockingham 

Jacob  Silleway 

20 

do 

do 

do 

Timothy  Qiieenby 

25 

do 

do 

do 

Jeremiah  Been 

21 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

Joseph  Calf  Jr 

19 

do 

do 

do 

Moses  Woodman 

32 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Jon"  Sleeper 

22 

do 

do 

do 

Sam'  Severance 

34 

do 

do 

do 

Caleb  Huntoon 

27 

do 

Unity 

Cheshire 

Josiah  Huntoon 

18 

do 

do 

do 

Jonathan  Wead 

22 

Cordwainer 

Brintwood 

Rockingham 

David  Kelley 

28 

B.  Smith 

Kingstown 

do 

William  Tandy  Jr 

21 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Daniel  Woodman 

22 

do 

do 

do 

Daniel  Qiieenby 

20 

do 

do 

do 

Eliph'  Qiieenby 

18 

do 

do 

do 

Mark  Pur  mot 

20 

Joiner 

do 

do 

Ebenezer  Procter 

18 

B.  Smith 

do 

do 

Nath'  Coflen 

26 

Husbandman 

Exeter 

do 

Benj"  Loud 

20 

Barber 

do 

do 

David  Burbank 

24 

Joiner 

Brintwood 

do 

John  French 

29 

do 

Poplin 

do 

Moses  Blake 

35 

Husbandman 

Kensingtown 

do 

James  Nichols 

38 

B.  Smith 

Brintwood 

Rock'g 

Israel  Smith 

24 

Husband" 

do 

do 

Joseph  Leavit 

50 

do 

Exeter 

do 

John  Sweat 

22 

Joiner 

Kingstown 

do 

Nath'  Clark 

23 

Cordwainer 

Brintwood 

do 

Enoch  Greele 

21 

Husbandman 

Kingstown 

do 

65  present  Rank  &  file,  &  John  Sweat  absent. 

The  aforesaid  Men   except  John  Sweat,  were   mustered   reviewed  & 
Sworn  (being  able  Bodied  effective  men) 

by  me     Sam'  Hobart  M  master 

officers  sworn  &  rec**  their  Commissions  14"' June 


12 


114  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[  I  -1  2 1  ]  [  Captain  Titcomb' s  C<9. ] 

A  list  of  Benj"  Titcomb's  Comp^'  June  13,  1775  6*  Poor's  Reg' 


MENS  NAMES                  ! 

age 

1 

occupation 

place  of  abode 

County 

Cap'  Benj"  Titcomb 

) 

Dover 

Straftbrd 

L'  Frederick  M'  Bell 

\ 

Dover 

Ens.  Ephraim  Evans 

S^      .    i 

Dover 

John  Friend 

26 

Cordvvainer 

Dover 

do 

James  Horn 

21 

Yeoman 

do 

do 

Edward  Dearborn 

23 

do 

do 

do 

Daniel  Horn 

22 

do 

do 

do 

Jonathan  Simons 

30 

Sadler 

do 

do 

Fhinehas  VVentworth 

24 

Yeoman 

do 

do 

Moses  Brown 

28 

do 

do 

do 

Zeath  Henderson 

24 

do 

do 

do 

Jeremiah  Tibbetts 

34 

do 

do 

do 

Eliphalet  Cloutman 

23 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

John  Ham 

23 

Yeoman 

do 

do 

Amos  Howard 

23 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

Febens  Holden 

25 

do 

do 

do 

Jonathan  Horn 

20 

Joiner 

do 

do 

Thomas  Meeder 

20 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

James  Burnham  Jr. 

21 

Joiner 

Somersworth 

do 

Anthony  Hanson 

30 

Black  Smith 

Dover 

do 

Daniel  Gushing 

22 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

Nathaniel  Watson 

22 

Yeoman 

do 

do 

Winthrop  Watson 

25 

do 

do 

do 

Jonathan  Downing 

25 

do 

Rochester 

do 

Benj"^  Roberts 

21 

do 

Dover 

do 

Aaron  Leighton 

30 

do 

Barrington 

do 

Ephraim  Perkins 

21 

do 

Dover 

do 

Samuel  Meeder 

30 

do 

Barrington 

do 

Tho^  Garland 

22 

do 

do 

do 

Nathan'  Foss  Jr 

20 

do 

do 

do 

W'"  Evelet 

20 

do 

Dover 

do 

James  Danielson 

25 

do 

Barrington 

do 

W"  Young 

26 

do 

Dover 

do 

Daniel  Young 

20 

Cooper 

do 

do 

David  Hodgsdon 

19 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

Cheney  Smith 

20 

Yeoman 

do 

do 

Jeremiah  Gould 

23 

do 

Wolfborough 

do 

Nathaniel  Church 

24 

do 

Barrington 

do 

Nathan  Foss 

20 

do 

do 

do 

Ichabod  Tibbets 

22 

do 

Wolfborough 

do 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAK    KOLLS. 


115 


MENS  NAMES 

age 
26 

occupation 

place  of  abode 

County 

Abraham  Lcbbcy 

Yeoman 

Newdurh'" 

Strafibrd 

Enoch  Chase 

32 

Joiner 

Dover 

do 

Jacob  Hossom 

3^ 

Yeoman 

do 

do 

Samuel  Hall 

37 

do 

Barrington 

do 

Benj"  Hall 

35 

do 

do 

do 

Thomas  Berry 

23 

do 

do 

do 

Elijah  Otis 

24 

Black  Smith 

do 

do 

W"  Gray 

48 

Yeoman 

do 

do 

Paul  Buzzell 

19 

do 

do 

do 

Ebenezer  Curnell 

40 

do 

do 

do 

Andrew  Anderson 

31 

do 

Dover 

do 

Daniel  M-^Neal 

24 

do 

Rochester 

do 

Jonathan  Hodgsdon  Jr. 

20 

do 

do 

do 

John  Richards  Jr. 

25 

^° 

do 

do 

Jolin  Bergin 

30 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

Thos.  Furber 

26 

Taylor 

do 

do 

John  Walker 

26 

Yeoman 

do 

do 

Edward  Rollings 

21 

do 

do 

do 

Ebenez"^  Horn 

26 

do 

do 

do 

Joseph  Richardson 

23 

do 

Dover 

do 

Thomas  Tolley 

27 

do 

Rochesf 

do 

James  Lucas 

23 

do 

Wolfborough 

do 

Barzillia  Hinds 

25 

do 

New  Durham 

do 

Moses  Tibbets 

25 

do 

Wolfborough 

do 

W"  Mord-"  Bell 

19 

do 

New  Castle 

Rockingham 

Robert  Carson 

27 

do 

New  Durham 

Strafford 

John  Titcomb 

^5 

Husbandman 

Dover 

Do 

63,  Rank  &  file,  exclusive  of  officers  Mustered  reviewed  &  sworn  June 


13"*  1775,  being  able  bodied  effective  Men 


by  me  Sam'  Hobart  M  master 


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REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[1-122]  \_Capiatn  Norris's  Co.] 

A  list  of  Cap*  James  Norris's  Compy.  June  15*''  1775  9"^  Poor's  Regt. 


MENS  NAMES 

age 

occupation 

place  of  abode 

County 

Cap'  James  Norris 

Epping 

Rockingham 

L'  Simon  Dearl^orn 

do 

do 

Ens.  John  Oilman 

do 

do 

Paul  Hall  Grant 

Joiner 

do 

do 

William  Page 

20 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

David  Fogg 

18 

do 

do 

do 

David  Marston 

18 

do 

do 

do 

Jonathan  Kelley 

30 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Stephen  Leavitt 

21 

do 

do 

do 

Jonathan  Sanborn 

22 

Cordwainer 

do 

do 

Ebenezer  Dow 

34 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Benjamin  Smart 

38 

do 

do 

do 

Eliph'  Norris 

18 

B.  Smith 

Exeter 

do 

James  Norris  3*^ 

37 

Husbandman 

Epping 

do 

Nath^  French 

19 

do 

Lee 

Strafford 

Robert  Blake 

23 

Taylor 

Epping 

Rockingnam 

Jeremiah  Robinson 

23 

Joiner 

do 

do 

Sam'  Healev 

18 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Edward  Moody 

19 

do 

do 

do 

Abner  Moody 

21 

do 

do 

do 

Sam'  Prescott 

20 

do 

do 

do 

John  Cauley 

37 

do 

do 

do 

Joseph  Burleigh 

'9 

do 

do 

do 

James  Lock 

24 

Cordwainer 

Rye 

do 

John  Morrill 

50 

Husbandman 

Gilmanton 

Strafford 

David  Fullington 

32 

do 

Epping 

Rockingham 

Benj"  Sanborn 

3S 

Schoolmaster 

Poplin 

do 

David  Batchelder 

30 

Cordwainer 

Raymond 

do 

Daniel  Barber  Jr. 

22 

Husbandman 

Epping 

do 

Elisha  Chapman 

22 

B.  Smith 

do 

do 

John  Bean 

20 

Husbandman 

Poplin 

do 

James  Sanborn  Jr 

19 

Cordwainer 

Epping 

do 

Benj''  Oilman 

18 

do 

Lee 

Straftbrd 

William  Brown 

21 

Husbandman 

Epping 

Rockingham 

Ezekiel  French 

21 

Joiner 

do 

do 

Nath'.  Hardy 

19 

Husbandman 

Lee 

Strafford 

Nath'  Bartlett 

18 

do 

Epping 

Rockingham 

Zebulon  Edgerly 

36 

do 

do 

do 

James  Oordon 

37 

do 

do 

do 

Josiah  Towle 

23 

do 

do 

do 

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117 


MENS  NAMES 

age 

26 

occupation 

place  of  abode 

County 

Josiah  E(l<;crly 

Husbandman 

Epping 

Rockingham 

John  Biitchelder 

44 

do 

Deerfield 

do 

Francis  Cliamberlin 

24 

do 

Epping 

do 

Ephi"^  Drake 

28 

Cordwainer 

M.  Borough 

Strafibrd 

Tho'.  Blanchard  Ashton 

2S 

Husbandman 

Nottingham 

Rockingham 

Simon  Dearborn  Jr. 

15 

do 

Epping 

do 

John  Knovvls 

40 

do 

Poplin 

do 

Benj"  Towle 

30 

do 

Candia 

do 

Jon"  Raw  lings 

33 

do 

Nottingham 

do 

Benj-'  Cast 

18 

do 

Raymond 

do 

Jabez  French 

iS 

do 

Epping 

do 

Aaron  Raw  lings 

iS 

do 

do 

do 

Thomas  Brown 

50 

Housewright 

Deerfield 

do 

Reuben  Perkins 

26 

Husbandman 

do 

do 

Eliph'.  Griffin 

24 

do 

do 

do 

Enoch  Gate 

20 

do 

do 

do 

Enoch  French 

22 

do 

do 

do 

Dudley  Gilman 

18 

do 

Epping 

do 

John  Thurston 

20 

do 

Deerfield 

do 

Nath'  Philbrook 

26 

do 

do 

do 

Nath'  Batchelder 

45 

do 

do 

do 

Sam'  Daniels 

^7 

do 

Nottingham 

do 

James  Norris 

16 

do 

Epping 

do 

William  Page 

22 

do 

do 

do 

present  61  Rank  &  file      i  absent  viz  James  Lock 

The  aforesaid  Men,  are  able  Bodied  Efiective  Men — Mustered,  review- 
ed &  sworn,  all  except  James  Lock  June  15"%  1775 — 

by  me     Sam'.  Hobart  Muster  master 

Cap'  Norris  &   his   Subaltern   officers  sworn  before  the  Committee  of 
Safety  &  received  their  Commissions  June  17"*  1775. 


fi-123]  \_Ca-ptain  Elkins' s  Co.] 

1775     The  Colony  of  New  Hampshire  to  Josiah  Moulton  Dr. 

June     To   mustering   paying  Cap'  Henry  Elkins  Company.  Col.  Poors 
Reg',  one  months  advance  wages  £0.16. — 


Copy  J.  Gilman 


Rec**  the  above     Josiah  Moulton 


Ii8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


\_Captain  Henry  Elkins's  Co.  Receipt^  ^775-'] 

We  the  Subscribers  Officers  &  Soldiers  of  the  Third  Company  in  the 
Second  Regiment  of  Foot  whereof  Enoch  Poor  Esq^  is  Colonel  raised 
by  the  Congress  of  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Defence  of  the 
American  Colonies — Do  hereby  severally  acknowledge  to  have  received 
of  Cap'Josiah  Moulton  Paymasterof  the  first  months  wages  of  said  Com- 
pany, our  first  months  wages  respectively  as  Witness  our  hands  July  the 

7" -1775— 


Henry  Elkins 
Moses  Leavitt 
Richard  Brown 
John  Taylor 
Simon  Moulton 
James  Wedgwood 
Abraham  Libbee 
Abner  Sanborn 
Joseph  Dearborn 
Zacliariah  Towle 
John  Marston 
Simon  Leavitt 
Henary  Batchelder 
Jabes  Towle 
Jonathan  Marston 
David  Philbrick 
Nathan  Smith  Moulton 
John  Dearbon 
Eben"-  Tilton 
Nehemiah  Chase 
Benjamin  Tucke 
Jeams  Tuck 
Levi  Robinson 


Edward  Brown  Moulton 
Joseph  Freese 
Daniel  Lamprev 
Simon  Philbrick 
Simon  Drake 
Ichabod  Shaw 
David  Moulton 
John  Mobs  Moulton 
John  Marston 
Zaccheus  Brown 
Walter  Neal 
Timothy  Dalton 
Samuel  Dearborn 
William  Sanborn 
Richard  Taylor 
Joseph  Taylor 
David  Marston 
Joshua  Weeks 
Ebenezer  Sanborn 
Levi  Marston 
Simon  Page 
Levi  Lamper 
Jeremiah  Marston 


Jonathan  Fogg 
Coffin  Page 
Samuel  Leary 
Jonathan  Goss 
Nathan  Towl 

hi> 

Richard  X  Lock 

mark 

Simon  Knowls 
David  Morgan 
Chris'  Gold 
Jonathan  Jenness 
Jeremiah  Berry 

hi» 

Nath'  X  Berry 

mark 

James  Hobbs 
Simon  Lane 
Josiah  Mason 
Stephen  Dolbeer 
Joseph  Hall 
Ebenezer  Lovring 
Samuel  Marston 


[1-124]  \_Porismouth  Me7i  iti   Capt.  Short  ridge's  CoJ\ 

Memorandum  of  mens  Names  belonging  to  Postsmouth   who  Enlisted 
with  Cap'  Rich''  Shortridge  June  18.  1775. 


Cap'Ricli'^  Shortridge 
Lieut  Zac''  Beal 
2^  D"  Nath'  Thyng 
John  Hunkins 
Thomas  Chandler 
Benj'^  Dame 
John  Dennet 


John  Hutching 
Mark  Bronghton 
Joseph  Gerrish 
Jonathan  Huntress 
William  Gunnison 
Sam'  Davis 
John  Grace 


Levi  Ayers 
Sam'  Broughton 
Benj°  Truesdel 
Sam'  Shortridge 
John  Clark 
Lazarus  Holmes 
Joseph  Mace 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


119 


Ebenezer  Stackpolc 
W"  Knight 
Richard  Nelson 
Elisha  Gunnison 
Thomas  Trickey 
Benj"  Newmarch 


John  Lewis 
Stephen  Lang 
Christopher  Gardner 
John  Oakes 
Cyprian  Southack 
Samuel  Smith 


Thomas  Avers 
John  King 
Thomas  Waters 
Thomas  Middlcton 
Joseph  Nelson 


We  hereby  certify  that  the  above  list  is  just  &  true 

Joseph  Sims 


oseph  buns  \  01, 

V,7-n-         T          1  f  Selectmen 

William  Lansrdon  >  r  n     i. 

T   ,      t:>         ,  ]  I  or  rortsmou 

John  r  ernald  y 


th 


[Following  each  private's  name  are  placed  the  figures  ;^o.3.0,  and 
the  whole  is  footed  ;!^5.8.o. — Ed.] 


[1-125]     \^Captain  Richard  Shortridge's  Co.  Receipt^  ^77S-'} 

We  the  Subscribers  Officers  &  Soldiers  of  the  Tenth  Company  in  the 
Second  Regiment  of  Foot  whereof  Enoch  Poor  Esq"'  is  Colonel  raised  by 
the  Congress  of  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Defence  of  the 
American  Colonies — Do  hereby  severally  acknowledge  to  have  received 
of  William  Whipple  Paytnaster  of  the  first  months  wages  of  said  Com- 
pany— our  first  months  wages  Respectively  as  witness  our  hands  this  14* 
day  of  July  1775— 


Richard  Shortridge 

Cap. 
Zachariah  Beal  Lieu' 
Nathaniel  Thwing 

Ens". 
Tho*  Chandler  Serg'. 
Daniel  Calfe  Serg'. 
William  Dennett  Serg' 
Will'"  Knight  Drum^ 
Zebulon  Willey 
Thomas  Trickey 
Aron  Rowlins 
John  Demeret  Corp. 
Elisha  Gunnison 

his 

John  X  Hutch ings 

m-rk 

Mark  Brotten 
Joseph  Gerrisli 
Ebenezer  Stackpole 

Corp. 
W"*  Gunnison 


Benj"  Dockum 

his 

Jonathan  X  Huntress 

mark 

Benj"  Newmarch 
Philip  Durgin 
Samuel  Davis 
John  Rawlings 
John  Gofoney 
John  Grace 
John  Lewis 
Stephen  Lang 
Epliraim  Rand 
Benjamin  Dame  Corp. 
(jeorge  P.  Ffrost  Corp. 
David  Hill 
Jonathan  vSeavev 
Cvprian  Southack 
Samuel  Nudd 
Samuel  Smith 
Thomas  Ayers 
John  King 


Samuel  Broten 
Benjamin  Trusdel 
Epharim  Plall 
Nicholas  W^iggin 

his 

Nicholas  X  Gilman 

mark 
hi> 

Nicho'  X  Mariner 

mark 

Christopher  Gardner 

his 

John  X  Oakes 

mark 

Thomas  Webster 

his 

Thomas  X  Speed 

murk 

Elijah  Vicery 
John  Hilton 
Samuel  Shortridge 

hii 

John  X  Clark 

mark 

Joseph  Nelson 
Tho"  Middleton 


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Philip  Johnson  Jun  Thomas  Warterce  Thomas  footman 

Lazarus  Hohnes  Nathan  Marston  Jr  John  Hunking  Serg' 

Joseph  Mace  Joseph  Hodg^lon 

Richard  L.  Nelson  Fife  Levi  Ayers 


Captain 

£60, 

,0 

Lieu' 

4.0, 

.0 

Ensign 

3.0, 

.0 

4  Serf 

la.  48/ 

9.12 

.0 

4  Corp' 

Drum 

&  Fife 

40/ 

I  3.0. 

.0 

53  priv 

ates  'a 

40/ 

106. 

— 

£140.12.0 

Captain    Siiortridge's   orders  were   dated  y*.  14"^  of  June   1775      Com- 
missions were  dated  y*  18"'  June 


[1-126]  \^Co?n7nittee  of  Safety  to  Geii.  Folso)u.'\ 

In  committee  of  Safety  at  Exeter  the  17"'  of  June  i775 

To  General  Follsom — 

S''  You  are  required  to  order  Two  of  the  Company's  in  ColP  Poors 
Regiment,  viz — Cap'.  Adam's  and  Cap'  Tiltons  to  march  by  the  middle 
of  next  Week  to  Join  the  army  at  or  near  Cambridge  in  the  Massachu- 
setts Bay  there  to  receive  further  orders — 

[Mathew  Thornton,  Chairman.] 

[It  will  be  seen  that  the  foregoing  order,  from  the  original  of  which 
somebody  has  cut  the  signature,  was  issued  on  the  day  of  the  battle 
of  Bunker  Hill.  On  the  i8th  the  record  of  the  committee  of  safety 
has  the  following  entry. 

"June  1 8th.  Upon  receiving  the  news  of  the  engagement  at 
Charlestown,  directed  Col.  Poor  to  order  all  the  companies  in  his  reg- 
iment, except  Capt.  Elkins'  to  March  immediately  to  Cambridge," 
Ed.] 


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"       Jacob  Hind's              " 
''       Levi  Spaulding's       " 
"       Ezra  Towne's            " 
"       Jona.  Whitcomb's     "•' 
u      'Yjm  VValker's 
"       Philip  Thomas's        " 
"       Benjamin  Mann's      " 
"       Josiah  Crosby's          " 
"       John  Marcy's             •' 

Col's  Mess' 

Other  Messes 

156  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[1-175]     \_List   of  Men   -who   enlisted   in   the    Artillery    in   August^ 

1775  ■'\ 

Charlestown  Prospect  Hill  Aug'  10'^ — 1775 — 

this  is  to  Sertifie  that  these  Men  Inlisted  in  the  Traine  of  Artilery  John 
Callander  was  Cap*  now  Commanded  by  Cap*  William  Perkins. 

Maj°  Hailes  Comp^  June  5"' 

Benj"  Burley  Alexander  Duglis  Simon  Whitcomb 
23*^  April  Douglass  rec*^  i  months  pay  the  others  none 

Colo"  Starkes  Reg'"'  Cap'  Baldwin  Com' 

Georg  Bemain  June  5  Sam^  Barreclift  6 
23^^  April  Rec*^  No  pay — 

Cap'  Woodbury  Comp-^  June  5 

W™  Croston  Jacob  Hardy  Jn°  Howard 
24  of  April  No  pay  here — 

Cap' John  Mores  Comp^  June  6 

W™  M'=Gilvary  Alex  Hutchson  James  Mores 
23^  Api'il,  Rec^  No  pay — 

Cap'  Hutchson  Comp^  [Gordon  Hutchins.] 

Tho^  Mathews  June  6 — Enlisted  i^'  of  May  Rec'^  a  Months  pay — 

Cap'  Abbott  Comp-^ 

April  24'^  None       Jn"  Roberson  June  6 

May  6"^  )  Rec*^  James  M'^Cay  31  June 

May  3*^  j  I  Month  pay  Joseph  Foster  June  31  Day 

Cap'  Richards  Comp^' 

23*  April  No  pay     Sam'  Rogers  June  6 

William  Perkins  Cap' 

Caleb  Shaw  Cap'  Mans  Company  in  Coll  Reeds  Reg'  Inlisted  y*  2Sth 
of  April  and  went  in  to  an  Artilery  Company  lo'*"  of  July  1775  Rec"* 
one  Months  pay. 

\_Receipt  for  pay  due  the  men  who  enlisted  in  the  Artillery .,  ^775 '\ 

Benjamin  Burley  £2.17.4  Will'"  M^Gillbery*  £2.18.8 

Alex"'  Duglass  0.17.4  Alex''  Hutchinson  2.18.8 

Simon  Whitcomb  2.17.4  James  Mores  2.18.8 

George  Bemain  2.17.4  Thomas  Mathews  0.18.8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


157 


2. 

17.4 

I. 

12.0 

I  . 

16.0 

2. 

,18.8 

Sam'  Barreclift  2.18.8  John  Robertson 

Will"'  Croston  2.14.8  James  MacCay 

Jacob  hardy  2.14.8  Jo.sepli  foster 

Jii°  howard  2.14.8  Sam'  Rogers 

*[M'=Gilvary]  39.10.8 

I  the  Subscriber  being  Appointed  by  those  Men  whose  Names  are 
above  inserted  to  Receive  there  Pay  from  the  time  of  their  inlisting  in 
Newhampshire  service  iintill  their  inlisting  in  y*  artilery  Company  Do 
acknowledge  to  have  Rec**  thirty  Nine  pound  ten  shillings  and  eight 
pence  from  Timothy  Walker  Ju'  w'=''  I  promise  to  Deliver  to  each  man 
according  to  the  sum  annex^  to  his  Name  by  me 

Medford  y*  12  of  August  1775  Benj"'  Burley. 


[1-177] 


\_ArtiUery  A/en's  Receipts.^ 

Charlestown  Prospeckt  Hill  August  12* 


775 


We  the  under  Subscribers  do  Acknowledge  by  Our  Signing  to  this 
receipt,  rcc'' of  Benj"  Burley  the  Sum  of  Money  against  Our  Names  it 
Being  the  Total  Sum  of  our  Demands  for  our  Service  in  the  New 
Hampshire  forces  as  witness  our  hands 


George  Bemain 

hla 

W^'"  Croston   X 

mark 

James  M'^Cay 
Samuel  Rogers 
Joseph  foster 
Jn"  Robertson 
Simon  Whitcomb 
William  M'^Gilveray 


£.  s.  d. 
2.17.4 

2.14,8 


.12.0 

18.8 
16. 
.17.4 
17.4 
,18.8 


Alexander  hutchenson  2.18.8 

Jacob  Hard}^  2.14.8 

hit 

John  Howard  jS"  2.14.8 

mark 

James  Moors  2.18.8 

Alex.  Douglass  17.4 

hii 

Sam' Barraclift   X  2.18.S 

murk 
his 

Thomas  X  Mathews  0.18.8 


othy  walker  Ju''  three  pound  one  shilling  and  four  pence  in 
/ages  from  y*  25"*  of  April  when  I  inlisted  with  Cap'  VVood- 


Rec.  of  Timot 

full  for  my  w;  ^ 

berry  untill  Inlisted  into  v*  Train  ye  9"'  of  June 


Will"'  X  Nickelson 


Sept  yM8">  1775     £3.1.4 
Test  James  M*^Gregore 

Rec''  of  Tim"  Walker  y  Two  Pounds  sixteen  shillings  L.  my  in  full   my 
pay  from  28  Day  of  May  to  10  Day  of  July  1775  Caleb  Shaw     2.16. 

N.  B.      Said  Shaw  came  out  of  C  Thomas's  Company 


158  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Rec''  of  Tim"  Walker  Jr  Eighteen  vShillings  &  eight  Pence  L.  my  in  full 
for  my  wages  from  May  23''  to  June  6"" — '775 


Test  Ja»  M'=Gregore 


John  X  Wilson 

mark 


In  Dan.  Moores  Co. 


1775  Oct'  II  Rec*^  of  Tim"  Walker  Four  Pounds  Eight  Shillings  L.  my 
each  Person  in  full  for  our  service  in  Cap'  Abbott's  Company  in  Coll 
Stark's  Regiment  from  24""  Day  of  April  1775  untill  we  inlisted  into  the 
Train  July  i  1775 

Peter  Chandler 
Hezekiah  Fellows 


[1-178]  [Aug.  I,  1775,  tlie  Committee  of  Safety  ordered  Captain 
Henry  Elkins  "  to  March  his  Company  immediately  to  join  the  Army 
at  Medford."  The  following  is  their  receipt  for  money  to  provision 
themselves  on  their  march  to  Charlestown.] 

Hampton  August  y*  4"*  1775 

then  Reseved  of  Josiah  Moulton  the  sum  of  one  pound  ten  shilengs  Laful 
money  each  man  in  part  for  billeting  money  as  solgers  of  the  nu  Hamp- 
sher  forces  as  witness  our  Hands 

Henry  Elkins  Hanery  Batchelder  Simon  Philbrick 

Moses  Leavitt  Samuel  Dearborn  John  Dearbon 

Richard  Brown  Coffin  Page  James  Hobbs 

John  Taylor  Richard  Taylor  Edward  B.  Moulton 

James  Wedgwood  Jonathan  fogg  Ichabod  Shaw 

Joseph  Dearborn      .        Samuel  Stacy  Jonathan  Marston 

John  Marston  Nathan  towl  Jabez  Towle 

Simon  Page  Simon  knowles  Joseph  Freese 

Zechariah  Towl  Nathaniel  Berry  Levi  Robinson 

Joseph  Taylor  Jonathan  Goss  Abner  vSanborn 

Samuel  Marston  Richard  Lock  James  Tucke 

Simon  Leavitt  David  Morgan  Daniel  Philbrick 

Joshua  Weeks  Joseph  hall  John  Marston 

Levi  Lamper  Stephen  Dolber  Simon  Lane 

Jeremiah  Marston  Jeremiah  Berrv  Josiah  Mason 

Timoth}'  Duston  Abraham  Libbie  Simon  Moulton 

William  Samborn  Jonathan  Jenness  Zaccheus  Brown 

Eben'  Samborn  Chris"^  Gold  Daniel  Lamprey 

David  Marston  Ju''  Eb""  Tilten  Simon  Drake 

Levi  Marston  Nathan  S.  Moulton  Nehemiah  Chase 

Walter  Neal  Benjamin  Tuck  John  Mobs  Moulton 

Ebenezer  Lovring  David  Moulton 


REVOUTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS. 


159 


[COLONEL  TIMOTHY  BEDEL'S  REGIMENT,   1775.] 

[On  the  twenty-sixth  day  of  May,  1775,  the  provincial  congress, 
sitting  at  Exeter,  "Voted,  That  a  Compan}-  not  exceeding  60  men  in 
the  Northwesterly  parts  of  this  Colony  be  forthwith  enlisted,  to  be 
ready  to  act  as  occasion  may  require."  The  company  was  raised  by 
Timothy  Bedel,  and  called  the  first  company  of  rangers,  Timothy 
Bedel  of  Bath,  captain,  Abraham  Palmer  of  Orford,  1st  lieutenant, 
Charles  Nelson  of  Lyme,  ensign  or  2d  lieutenant.  Their  commis- 
sions were  issued  July  7.  and  dated  June  23,  the  day  they  were  mus- 
tered. The  following  is  a  roll  of  the  men  as  mustered  July  29,  1775. 
—Ed.] 


[1-1S2] 


\^Captain  Titnothy  J3c.deVs  Co.,  ^775-\ 


MENS  NAMES 

Towns 

Age 

Date  of  Inlistment 

Tho'  Crock 

Piermont 

24 

Tune  16'^ 

Charles  Crock 

D" 

20 

16 

Uriah  Stone 

D° 

27 

16 

John  Kenady 

Moretown  ^ 

28 

19 

Ephraim  Root 

Piermont 

24 

16 

Robert  Miller 

Moretown 

17 

16 

Richard  Collins 

D» 

21 

16 

Enos  Sawyer 

D" 

21 

^7 

Nath"  Wales 

Haverhill 

21 

15 

Robert  Kenady 

Moretown 

25 

15 

Adonijah  Holden 

Piermont 

26 

15 

David  Arwin 

D" 

20 

15 

Benj"  Sawyer 

Moretown 

19 

15 

Tho"  Piper 

Piermont 

22 

15 

Moses  Duty 

Moretown 

34 

15 

Jon"  M*=Connel 

Piermont 

27 

15 

Frances  Fenton 

D« 

3' 

15 

John  Lovring 

Haverhill 

29 

16 

James  Ladd 

D° 

23 

x6 

Joseph  Fi field 

D° 

24 

16 

Joseph  Hadley 

D" 

^9 

16 

Jolm  Heselton 

D° 

^9 

16 

Thom^  Caprin 

D" 

18 

i6 

1 

Now  in  Vermont. 

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REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES 

Towns 

Age 

Date  of  Inlistment 

Timothy  Curtis 

Haverhill 

36 

June  16"' 

Amos  Davis  J"'' 

Moretown 

27 

17 

David  Greenleaf 

Bath 

21 

19 

Tho*  Newnnan 

D° 

31 

19 

Timothy  Bailey 
Jesse  Young 
Neth"  Young 

Gunthwait^ 
D" 
D° 

24 
24 
21 

19 
19 
19 

Joshua  Young 
Richard  Bedle 

D° 

Bath 

21 

22 

19 
19 

Frea  Hand 

D" 

18 

19 

Luther  Richardson 

Gunthwait 

26 

21 

Moses  Pike 

Bath 

47 

21 

John  Waters 

D« 

27 

19 

David  Weeks 

D-' 

27 

21 

Peter  Gilman 

D- 

26 

21 

Abial  Chase 

D» 

28 

21 

John  Young 

Gunthwait 

26 

2S 

Sam"  Young 

D" 

27 

19 

John  Dodge 

Haverhill 

33 

19 

Tho'  Simpson 

D° 

23 

2S 

John  Sandburn 

D° 

27 

21 

Nath"  White 

Moretown 

23 

25 

Benj"  Martin 

D" 

22 

23 

John  Beard 
Robert  Paul 

Bath 
Lime 

35 
26 

23 
15 

Ezra  Moore 

Medford 

17 

15 

Will™  Moore 

D" 

29 

15 

Moody  Freeman 

Hanover 

22 

15 

John  Freeman 

D" 

24 

15 

Nath"  Woodward 

Hanover 

30 

15 

Amos  Rich 

Oford 

24 

15 

Jeremiah  Phelps 
Constant  Bliss 

D° 

D'' 

43 
29 

17 

15 

Elnathan  Palmer 

D^ 

25 

15 

Silvenus  Owen 

Fairlee 

29 

15 

Zenas  Morey 

D° 

35 

15 

Nath"  Marrill 

Newbury 

26 

21 

July  29  1775     this  May  Certify  that  the  above  &  Foregoing  is  a  Roll 
of  the  Company  Inlisted  By  Cap*  Timothy  Bedle  and  His  Subalturns  In 
the  Service  of  this  Coloney  &  Mustered  By  order  of  &  Sworne 
By  Me 

Jon''  Child  M.  M 


*  Now  Lisbon. 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  l6l 

[1-1S3]    \_Bedcrs  Company  of  Rajigers :  Receipt  for   Wages. '\ 

We  the  Subscribers  Officers  &  Soldiers  in  the  first  Company  of  Ran- 
gers raised  in  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire  by  the  Congress  thereof  for 
the  Defence  of  the  American  Colonies  Do  hereby  severally  acknowlege 
to  have  received  of  Israel  Morey  Esq  paymaster  of  the  Wages  due  to  the 
Said  Company  for  their  first  Months  Service — our  said  first  Months 
Wages  respectively,  as  witness  out  hands  July  8"'  1775 

Abr'"  Palmer  1°'  L'  Corp' Moody  Freeman     Joim  Kanedy 

Thomas  Caprin  J"hn  freeman  Ephraim  Root 

Amos  Davis  ir  -d    u     ^  ^l  o     1  Enos  Sawyer 

„i,  Robart  X  Paul  ..   ,      ^  , .  -^      , 

■n>      •  ]  v^  /"•  If  Mark  Robert  Kanedy 

David  X  (jreenleat  -^y  .1  n  ■•  v       1         i  \  1      ■•   1    n    1  i- 

,„„u  Nath"  Woodward  Adonijah  Iloldm 

Thomas  Newman  Elnathan  Palmer  David  Weeks 

Joshua  Young  Fifer  Constant  Bliss  David  Erwin 

Richard  Bedel  Zenas  Morey  Benj"  Sawver 

Luther  Richardson  Tim"  Bedel  Thomas  piper 

Moses  5  Pike  Ar?M^;'''  ^'""''  T'f"'i'  ^'"'''"  ^°'P' 

M„k  Cha'  Nelson  John  Lovern 

John  Walters  Silvanus  owen  James  Ladd 

John  Dodge  Jo'i"  m'^Connel  Serg*        Joseph  fifield 

Sam"  young  Seg*  Moses  Duty  Joseph  Hadley 

Nath"  White  Richard  Collins  John  haseltine 

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[July  6,  1775,  the  Committee  of  Safety  ordered  Capt.  James  Os- 
good "  to  enlist  twenty  effective  Soldiers."  The  following  is  a  roll 
of  the  same. — Ed.] 

[  I -1 91 J      \_A  niiistcr  Role  of  Cap'  James  osgoods  Compe?iey  in  Cofiway 
in  the  Provence  of  new  /Iamps/iier~\ 


mens  names 

when  Listed 

Age 

Ocupation 

Place  of  Resedence 

Cap'  James  os^ood 

Ezekiel  Walker 

July  y'' 

15 

30 

Mason 

Conway 

Rewben  Currer 

July  y« 

10 

45 

Husband  man 

Bow 

Gore  Kentfield 

July  y'' 

17 

34 

Carpender 

Frysburg 

Arcliebeld  Starling 

July  r 

17 

23 

Labour 

Conway 

Abiel  Messor 

July  y* 

'7 

Ephraim  Foster 

July  y' 

10 

44 

Cord  winder 

Methuen 

Samuel  Ardewe 

July  y' 

10 

28 

Labour 

Ware 

Barns  Hesseltine 

July  y' 

10 

21 

Labour 

Concord 

John  ordewe 

July  y' 

ID 

17 

Labour 

Dunbarton 

Stephen  Dressor 

July  y' 

'7 

21 

Labour 

Fryborg 

Zepheniah  Pette 

July  y^ 

10 

30 

Labour 

Concord 

Daniel  Chandler 

July  y' 

to 

39 

Labour 

Concord 

John  moore 

July  y'' 

10 

24 

Labour 

Bow 

Isaac  Bracket 

July  y* 

23 

46 

Carpender 

Barwick 

Samuel  Stillins 

July  y« 

22 

'  23 

Labour 

Barwick 

Joseph  Colby 

July  y« 

8 

20 

Labour 

Conway 

John  Murrey 

July  y* 

22 

25 

Labour 

Barwick 

Samuel  Andre 

July  y= 

22 

21 

Labour 

Barwick 

Thomas  Spring 

July  y'' 

20 

19 

Labour 

Conway 

John  Beary 

July  y« 

24 

27 

Labor 

Rogester 

the  above   men  are  able  Bodied  Edbctive   men  Mustered  &  Reviewed 
by  me  July  28""  1775  at  Conway 

Per  David  Page 


170  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[1-192]        \_Capt.  Osgood's  Co.  Receipt  for  Wages,  177s-'] 

We  the  Subscribers  officers  &  Soldiers  in  the  Second  Comp-^  of  Rangers 
raised  in  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire  by  the  Congress  thereof  whereof 
James  Osgood  Esq""  is  Cap'  for  the  Defence  of  the  American  Colonis  Do 
hereby  Severlly  Acknowlege  to  have  Receved  of  Israel  Morey  Esq'  pay- 
master of  the  wages  due  to  the  said  Company  for  thier  first  montli  Ser- 
vice our  s*^  first  month  wages  respectively  as  witness  our  hand  this  8"* 
Day  August  1775. 

Mat-  Thornton  Jun'  Rec^  5-  0.0  .  ^^  -  ^.^^^ 

Jotham  Cumings  2"  Lieu'  3.10.0  -'         n,ark 

James  Goold  First  Sargent  2.   8.0  Capt  Thornton  has  Reeled 

Tho'  Crawford  Sergant  2.   8.0  Stephen  Bethel  405  by  his  order 

Joseph  Hatch  Sarjant  2.   8.0  John  Beedel 

Andrew  Neele  2.  0.0  Jacob  gates  6s 

Solomon  Todd  2.  0.0  Caleb  pettingell 

Duncan  m'^Gregor  2.  0.0  Benajah  Hall  405- 

John  wallac  2.  0.0  Job  IVloulton  40^ 

Tho"  Nevins  Ju""  2.0.0  James  ""^Laughlin  405- 

James  Whitting  2.  0.0  David  Davis  405- 

moses  Ludington  2.  0.0  James  Wesson  405- 

Thomas  Ramsey  Corporal  2.  4.0  Enos  Bishop  ^os 

Charles  Clark  Corporal  2.  4.0  Henry  Sellenham  405- 

Dan' Brai nerd  J""  2.  0.0  Zebadiah  Richardson  40^- 

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William  greenugh  Drummer   2.   4.0     -^  ,n,rk 

Jonathan  Crawford  2.  0.0     William  Abbot  405: 

Dan  Bishop 


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James  Gibson 
John  Fulton 
Alexnnder  Parker 
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William  Powers 
Thomas  Welch 
Moses  Flood 
John  Loring 
John  Kennedy 
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John  Hinkson 
Edward  Smith 
Joseph  Stanley 
Henry  Tewksbury 
Jonathan  Richardson 

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[_CapL  Parkers  Co.  Muster-Roil,  I77S '\ 


A  List  of  Cap'  John  Parkers  Company  Mustered  Sworn  &  paid  their 
first  Months  Wages  August  Second  Day  1775 — 


MENS  NAMES 

< 

Place  of  Abode 

Occupation 

County 

time  of  En- 
listing 

John  Parker  Cap* 

[Litchfield] 

Asa  Pettee  Lieu' 

[Enfield] 

I  Wilham  Darrah 

18 

Litchfield 

Husbandman 

Hillsbo^'^ 

July  9"^ 

2  Joseph  Harvell 

22 

Do 

Do 

Do 

July  S"^ 

3  Samuel  Parker 

30 

Pembroke 

Taylor 

Rocking'" 

July  12"* 

4  Benjamin  Bean 

18 

Bow 

husbandman 

Do 

12"" 

5  Andrew  M'^Allester 

34 

Pembroke 

Do 

Do 

12"* 

6  William  Simpson 

18 

Do 

Trader 

Do 

12* 

7  William  Robinson 

39 

Bow 

husl)andm" 

Do 

12"* 

8  John  Thompson 

50 

Litchfield 

husbandman 

Hillsbor" 

Sth 

9  Stephen  Lowell 

19 

Do 

Do 

Do 

gth 

10  John  Loring 

34 

Do 

Do 

Do 

„th 

II  Samufl  Gait 

21 

Pembroke 

Do 

Rocking™ 

ijth 

12  Matthew  Gait 

'9 

Do 

Do 

Do 

jjth 

13  Thomas  Cox 

28 

Do 

Weaver 

Do 

17- 

14  Thomas  Robinson 

44 

Do 

husbandman 

Do 

,j>h 

15  Ephraim  Garvin 

24 

Bow 

Do 

Do 

ii"' 

16  Alexander  Parker 

3^ 

Society  Land 

Do 

Hillsbo^ 

K 

17  Asa  Pettee  jr 

18 

Concord 

Do 

Rocking™ 

gth 

18  Philip  Harriman 

29 

Do 

Do 

Do 

io"> 

19  Sam'  Smith 

24 

Hopkinton 

Do 

Hillsb" 

'K 

20  John  Thing  Conner 

30 

Do 

Blacksmith 

Do 

10"^ 

21  Winthrop  Clough 

27 

W^eare 

husbandman 

Do 

10'" 

22  Ebenezer  Collins 

29 

Hopkinton 

Do 

Do 

ro'" 

23  Jon"  Basford 

26 

Henneker 

Do 

Do 

10"^ 

24  Joseph  Judkins 

44 

Hopkinton 

Taylor 

Do 

lo"' 

25  Abra"'  Melvin 

34 

VVeare 

husbandman 

Do 

u"' 

26  vSamuel  Wort  hen 

26 

Do 

Do 

Do 

11"^ 

27  Phineas  Farren 

32 

Do 

Do 

Do 

11"^ 

28  David  Clough 

33 

Hopkinton 

Do 

Do 

ii"' 

29  Jedidiah  Jewet 

3^ 

Do 

Do 

])o 

12'' 

30  Benj"  Collins 

35 

Weare 

Do 

Do 

ii*" 

31  John  Ordway 

40 

Do 

Do 

Do 

11*^ 

32  Jonathan  Worthly 

23 

Do 

Do 

Do 

ii''' 

33  Daniel  Murray 

33 

Hopkinton 

Do 

Do 

ii'" 

34  William  Powers 

34 

Henneker 

Do 

Do 

11*" 

35  Sam'  Brocklebank 

35 

Weare 

Do 

Do 

jjth 

36  Jesse  Clements 

21 

Do 

Do 

Do 

jjth 

KEVOLUTIONAKV    WAK    ROLLS. 


175 


37  Ebenezer  Qiiiiiby 

20 

Wcare 

iiusbandman 

llillsb" 

jjth 

3S  Aaron  Qiiinhv 

41 

Do 

Do 

Do 

jjth 

39  TimotliN'  Cloiii^h 

35 

Do 

Do 

Do 

i,th 

40  Joshua  MaxHeld 

3^ 

Do 

Do 

Do 

ijth 

41  John  Fettce 

36 

GotVstown 

Do 

Do 

jjth 

42  Jacob  Can- 

21 

Weare 

Do 

Do 

,ith 

43  Samuel  Annis 

29 

GotVstown 

Do 

Do 

ijth 

44  Moses  Flood 

27 

Weare 

Do 

Do 

14"^ 

45  Noah  Kidder 

45 

Goflstown 

Do 

Do 

20"* 

46  James  Gibson 

45 

Do 

Schoolmaster 

Do 

3ih 

47  fohn  Fulton 

24 

Dunbaiton 

husbandman 

Do 

j^th 

48  James  M'^Calley 

28 

Do 

Do 

Do 

15"^ 

49  John  Ilinckson 

23 

Concord 

Do 

Rockin^m 

2I'» 

50  Edwartl  .Smith 

3S 

Weare 

Do 

Ilillsboro" 

I^th 

51  Joseph  Stanley 

30 

Hopkinton 

Do 

Do 

Jjth 

53  Nathan  Clough 

21 

Weare 

Do 

Do 

lO*'' 

53  Henry  Tewkesbury 

34 

Do 

Do 

Do 

10"' 

We  the  subscribers  Soldiers  in  Cap'  John  Parkers  Company  do  hereby 
acknowlege  to  have  recieved  of  W"  Parker  Esq'  the  Sums  affixed  to  our 
Names  respectively  being  in  full  of  our  first  months  wages 

August  2^  1775 — 

James  m'^Calley       2 —         Edward  Smith     2 —         Nathan  Clough       2 — 
John  hinkson  2 —         Joseph  Stanly       2 —         Henary  Tuxbury  2 — 

I  John  Parker  have  received  of  W"  Parker  Esq'  Six  pounds  in  full  of 
my  first  months  Wages  as  Cap'  of  Said  Company — 
Aug'  2^  1775— 

John  Parker 

I  Asa  Pettee  have  received  of  W"'  Parker  Esq'  four  j)ounds  in  full  of 
my  first  Months  Wages  as  Lieutenant  of  said  Company 
August  2^  1775 — 

Asa  Patee 

The  aforenamed  fifty  three  men  were  mustered  Sworn  &  paid  Aug'  2** 
1775  Per  W"'  Parker 


[1-19S] 


\_Capt.  Parker's  Co.  Receipt.'] 


We  the  Subscribers  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  received  of 
Israel  Morey  Esq'  by  the  hand  of  Tim°  Walker  jun'  Billeting  for  five 
davs  at  nine  pence  per  day  Sep'  4th  1775.  N  B  said  men  belong  to  Cap 
Jn"  Parkers  C^— 


1/6  REVOLUTFONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

W™  Durrel  Joseph  Harvel  James  Gibson 

Benjamin  Bean  W"  Simpson  t   o    w    t      • 

Ax-m  n    I      ,.  T  T-i  "     X    Lonng,   witness- 

W"  Robertson  James  ihompson  -^       ^^ri,  *" 

Thomas  Robertson  Ephraim  Garven  Jn"  Patee 

Alatthevv  Gault  Thomas  Cox  Samuel  Gault 

John  Dustin  Edward  Smith  Benj"*  Colhns 

Asa  Patee  j'  W"  Powers  Jn"  Kennison 

Aaron  Qjiinbee  Eben''  Qiiinbee  Philip  Judkins 

Joshua  Maxfield  Samuel  Parker  Henry  Tixberry 

25  Men  (a.  3/9  £4.  13.  9  Copy 

We  acknowledge  that  we  have  receiv-ed  of  Israel  Morey  Esquire  pay- 
master of  the  billeting  money  of  Cap  John  Parkers  Comp^  each  of  us 
three  shilings  and  nine  pence  L  M-^  for  five  days  to  from  this  to  Coos — 
Concord  Sep*  4,  1775 — 

Nathan  Clough  John  Fulton  James  j\PCalley 

Jedediah  Jewett  Jobn  Patee  Moses  Flood 

Andrew  M'^AUester  Joseph  Flood  Abraham  Martin 

Noah  Kade  Jacob  Carr  Jonathan  Worthley 

Samuel  Biockelbank  Jn"  X  Keneday's  mark   Ebenezer  Collin 

Timothy  Clough  Winthrop  Clough  David  Clough 

Daniel  Murry  Joseph  Stanley  Joseph  Judkins 

John  Thing  Connor  Samuel  Smith 

John  Ardway  Asa  Patee 


[1-199]  \_Caft.  Parkef's  Co.  Report.'\ 

Camp  S'  Johns  the  28""  Septemb'  1775 

An  Effective  Role  of  Cap'  John  Parkers  Company. 

Present  in  Camp 

1  Cap' John  Parker       12   Sam'  Smith  24  John  Hinkson 

2  L'  Asa  Pettee  13  Abram  Melven  25   Edw"^  Smith 

3  L'  Seath  Wheeler       14  John  Ardway  26  Nathan  Clough 

4  Doc  John  Dusten       15   Will""  Powers  27  Henry  Tewksbury 

5  OrdeVly  Serg' Jam'    16  Sam' Brucklebank  28  And""  M"=Alister 

Gibson  17  Joseph  Flood  29  John  Kenady 

6  Serj' John  Pettee         j8   Eben:   Qiiimbee  30  John  French 

7  Serj' Aron  Qj-iimbee  ig  Timothy  Clough  31    Will"'  Courtiss 

8  Will'"  Robertson         20  Moses  Flood  32  Jonath"  Richeson 

9  Will""  Simpson  21    Noah  Kidder  33   Elijah  Blodget 

10  Jam'  Thompson         22    John  Fulton  34  Prime  Wheelar 

11  Moses  Herriman         23  Jam'' M'^Calley  35   Sam' Parker 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


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On  Command  at  Leporaro — [La  Prairie] 

Self  Eben  Collens  Matt"  Gault  Joseph  Standley 

Ephraim  Garven 
Wonthrop  Clough 
Jonathan  Worthley 
Joshua  JNIaxficld 
Jacob  Karr 


Serj'  Dan'  Murry 
Serj'  Joseph  Ilarvel 
Will'"  Danah 
Benj'"  Been 
John  Loren 


Jam'  Hardy 
Sam'  Serjent 
Oliver  Hand 
John  Cox 


Onion  River — Joseph  Judkins 

Isle  onore  (  Decon  Tho'  Robertson 

[Isle  Aux  Noix  ] 


f  Decon  Tho' 
j  Sam'  Gault 


[1-301]    \_Capf.   Parker's    Co.  Date   of  arrival  home.,  177s •'\ 

a  List  of  Cap'  John  Parkers  Compney  and  the  Time  they  got  Home 
from  Canedey  alowing  15  day  for  there  march  from  Said  Canedey 


Cap'  John  Parker 

Jan>'  i"'  [1776] 

Joseph  Judkens 

October  14 

Liu'  asa  Patee 

December 

,6th 

John  Duston 

December  31 

Liu'  Seth  wheeler 

December 

3,th 

Robert  Wise 

Do  27 

Serg'  John  Patee 

December 

1 6th 

David  Clough 

Do  27 

Serg'  Danil  more 

December 

27 

Jedeiah  Jewett 

Do  31 

Serg'  Aaron  Quenbe 

De'"  28 

Benjman  Colens 

Do  16 

Serg:  Joseph  Harvel 

Dec'"  25 

Jonathan  Worthly 

Do  16 

Cor  Ebenzer  Colens 

Dec'"  18 

Will'"  Powers 

Do  16 

Cor  James  Gibson 

Dec"'  31 

Thorn'  Welch 

November  30 

Corp  John  fulton 

do  18 

moses  flood 

Dec'm  31 

Corp  Alx'^f  Parker 

do  16 

Noah  Kidder 

Novem  2 

Drum  Will'"  Darrah 

do  17 

Jam*  m<-Calley 

Deem  31 

fifer  Sam"  Parker 

Do  28 

John  Hinkson 

Do  31 

Benj  man  Been 

Do  18 

Edward  Smith 

Do 

Will'"  Simpson 

Do  31 

Joseph  Standly 

Do 

James  Thompson 

Do  31 

Henry  Tuxberry 

Do 

Stephen  Lowal 

Do  16 

John  Loren 

Do 

Sam"  Gall' 

Do  6 

John  Kanedey 

Do 

Thorn*  Cox 

Do  17 

Jonathan  Richardson 

Thom*  Robertson 

Do  6 

Will'"  Curtas 

Ephram  garven 

Do  31 

Elijah  Blodget 

Do 

asa  Patee  Junr 

Do  16 

olover  Hand 

Do 

Moses  Heniman 

do  31 

James  Hardey 

Do 

Sam"  Smith 

Do  27 

Sam"  Sargent 

Do 

Johnthing  Conor 

Do  18 

John  french 

Do 

Jonathan  Basford 

October  15 

Ih 

Prime  wheler 

Do 

Deserted  Octo 

ber  "'« 

13^ 

Will"'  Robertson 

Sam"  Burtul  Bank           Joseph  fl( 

ood 

Andr  m'^Alester 

Abr**  me 

liven 

Ebenezer 

Qiiembe 

mathew  gallt 

Joshew 

maxfe 

aid              Timothy 

Clough 

Wintrop  Clough 

Jacob  K 

arr 

Nathan  Clough 

John  A' 

wardey 

[1  These  men  left  without  being  regularly  discharged,  when   they   thought  their  term   of  service  had 
expired.] 

17 


178 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[COLONEL  JOHN  STARK'S  REGIMENT. 

Receipts  for  Coat  Money,  October,  1775.] 


[1-202] 


\_Captai7i   George  Reid' s  Co.] 


October  4'^  1775- 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap*  Reids  Company  in  Coll  Stark's 
Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  received  of  Timothy  Walker 
Jun""  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  satisfaction  for  the  regimental  Coat 
which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire  as  witness  our 
Hands. 


Oct'  10  1775 

Rob'  Barnett 
John  Nesmith 
James  M^cluer 
Joshua  Thompson 
Allen  Hopkins 
Sam'  Thompson 
William  Boyd 
Peter  Cristy 
John  Mackay 
william  Rowell 
Samuel  Eager 
Hugh  Watt 
John  Hopkins 
William  Dickey 
Jonathan  Holmes 
thomas  Wilson 

his 

Robert  X  Burke 

mark 


James  Gray  Serg'  Major 


James  Nesmith 
William  Clyde 
James  Nesmith  2** 
Hugh  Alexander 
William  Moor 
John  Vance 
George  m'^murphy 
Stephen  Chase 

his 

John  X  Head 

mark 

Martin  Montgomery 
Abel  Senter 
Hugh  Mountgomery 
John  Patterson 
John  morison 
Matthew  Anderson 
Ebenezer  M'^Ilvain 
Thom'*  Enpflish 


James  morison 
John  Livingston 
Robert  Boyes 
William  Parker 
Robert  mac  murphy 
Robert  Adams 
James  Stinson 
Sam'  Houston 
John  Campbill 
W"  M'=Murphy 
John  Ferguson 
Henry  Parkinson 
Robert  Mack 
James  Duncan 
John  Anderson 

his 

Sam"  X  Stinson 

murlt 

Joseph  Mack 


[775  Oct'  16  Rec''  of  Tim":  Walker  Jun' :  Seven  Pounds  Four  Shillings 
L  my  for  Regimental  Coats  for  the  Six  following  Men  belonging  to  my 
Company  being  absent  which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  said  Men 
on  Demand — men's  Names 


John  Smith 
Alexander  Brown 


Asa  Senter 
Peter  Jenkins 


James  Gilmore 
Samuel  Senter 


Geo  Reid  Cap' 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


179 


Also  Rec'' :  of  said  Walker  eight  Dollars  for  regimental  Coats  foi-  James 
Moor  Sc  Joshua  Reed 

Geo  Rcid  Cap' 

Rec"* :  of  Tiin°  Walker  Jr  :  one  Pound  four  Shillings  L.  my  in  full  for  a 
regimental  Coat 

Rich'^  Cresey 

[1-203]  S^Captain  Daniel  JSIoor' s    Co.'\ 

We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Dan'  Moor's  Company  in  Coll 
Stark's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  receiv'^  of  Tim° 
Walker  Jr  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  satisfaction  for  the  regimental 
Coat  which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire — 

William  Towl 
Thomas  Baker 
Nathan  Batchelor 
Moses  Merrill 
Jeremiah  homan 
Moses  M'^Connell 
Zebadiah  Lovejoy 
Insley  Brown 
George  Evans 
Robert  Stinson 
moses  noyes 
Samuel  Piper 
William  Morrill 
Job  Sherburn 
John  Rawlings 
thomas  Towl 
Josiah  Gorden 
James  Qiiinby 


Oliver  Lyford 
Jeremiah  Rawlins 
John  Thing 
William  Towl  3'' 
Caleb  Morss 
Isaac  Aloor's 
James  Moor's 
Jacob  Sinklcr 
Dudley  Cliftbrd 
Noah  Emery 
Nath^  Martin 
Danell  Cass 
Moses  Roberts 
Timothy  Gorden 
Moses  Kelsa 
Nathaniel  Molton 
Lemuel  Stickney 
William  Harper 


Jonathan  Fifield 
Christopher  Bartlet 
Jephthah  Tyler 
Joseph  Rawlins 

his 

Noah  X  Dollar 

mark 
his 

Will""  X  Eraser 

mark 
his 

Josiah  X  Batchler 

mark 

Samuel  W'ells 
Nathan  Holt 
Moses  Page 
Richard  Robinson 
Paul  Blake 

bis 

Benj'  X  Norris 


1775  Ocf  17  Rec'^  of  Tim"  Walker  Jr.  Fourteen  Pounds  Eight  Shillings 
L.  my  for  the  following  Persons  viz'. 


John  Wadleigh 
Sam'  Cate 
Benj"  Fulsom 
Andrew  Wi^ztrin 


Andrew  Cunningham 
Sam'  Kelley 
Ez'  Gilman 
Thom^  Hoyt 

which  money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  men  on  demand  pr  Dan- 
iel Moor  Cap' 


John  ]?uswell 
Eliplialet  Connor 
Jon"  Judkins  & 
Samuel  Lawrence 


[1-204] 


\_Capiain  Henry  Dearborn' s  Cc] 


We    the    Subscribers    belonging    to    Cap'   Dearbou's    Com'v    in    Coll 
Stark's    Reg'    do    hereby    acknowledge    that  we    have    receiv^    of  Tim° 


i8o 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Walker  Jr.  Four   Dollars  Each   Man    in   full   satisfaction   for   the   Regi- 
mental Coat  which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 


Jona.  Clark 
Andrew  M'=Gafley 
Joseph  Jackson 
Jon"  Oilman 

his 

James  X  Rendal 

mnrk 

Jacob  Morrill 
Robert  Morrison 
Nicholas  Brown 
Israel  Clifford 

hi> 

Thorn'  X  Welch 

mark 

John  Nealley 
John  Harvey 
Jonathan  Dow 
Chase  Whicher 


James  Garland 

Elisha  Hutchinson 

Jeremiah  Connor 

Joseph  Place 

David  Mudget 

Simon  Sanborn 

Dudley  Hutchinson 

David  Page 

Neal  M'^Gaffey 

Joshua  Wells 

.     ^' 
Benj"  X  Berrey 

mark 

Samuel  Winslow 
Peter  Sevranc 
Theo'  Cass 
Zeblon  Marsh 


Clement  X  Aloody 

mark 
his 

Gideon  X  Glidden 

Moses  Lock 
Nat'  Batchelder 
Noah  vSinkler 
francis  Lock 
Bennit  Lebbee 
francis  Lock  [Jr.] 
Andrew  Bickford 

his 

John  X  WoUess 

mark 

hit 

Jeremiah  X  Dow 

mark 

William  Rowell 


1775  Oct^  16  Rec^  of  Tim°  Walker  Jun^  Fifteen  Pounds  Twelve  Shil- 
lings L.  my  for  regimental  Coats  for  the  Thirteen  Men  hereafter  named 
viz' 


Andrew  Field 
Josiah  Moody 
Benj"  Judkins 
Mark  W'ilder 
John  Runnels 


Josiah  Lebbee 
Weymouth  Wallis 
Abraham  Pettingill 
John  Simpson 
Andrew  Neally 


Jon^  Cram 
Andrew  M'=clary  & 
John  Dwyer 


which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  men  on  Demand 

Amos  Morrill  Lieut 


[1-205] 


[  Captain  Aaron  Kinsman'' s  Co.] 


W'e  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Capt.  Kinsmans  Company  in  Coll. 
Stark's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec*^  of  Tim"  Walker 
Jun"'  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  satisfaction  for  the  regimental  Coat 
which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire  as  witness  our 
Hands — Ocf  10,  1775 — 


Isaac  Saltmarsh 
Joshua  Danford 
Joseph  Jorden 
Samuel  Thompson 


Sam'  X  Bond 

mark 

John  Folsom 
Benj''  Cotton 


Will'"  Shattuck 
Jonathan  Stevens 
Oliver  Smith 
Josiah  Meloon 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


i8i 


Stephen  Webster 
William  Steel 
Seth  Spring 

his 

Aaron  X  Putney 

mivrk 
his 

James  X  Putney 

mark 

Ebenezer  Bean 
Sherbon  Dearbon 


Jcinathan  Flanders 

for 
I'homas  Flanders 
Stephen  Dudley 

hU 

Benj"  X  Kinsman 

marli 

Nathaniel  Fox 

Ills 

Alexander  X  Smith 


Nathaniel  .Smith 
Abraham  Drake  Jun'' 
James  kinnistoii 
David  Clark 
thomas  Rollings 
Moses  Moulton 
Jonathan  Currier 


Oct'  14,  1775  Rec*^  of  Tim"  Walker  Jun'  Twelve  Pounds  L.  my  for 
Regimental  Coats  for  the  Ten  following  Men  belonging  to  my  Company 
being  absent  viz' 


Jacob  Clark 
Joseph  Rogers 
George  Bean 
William  Gordon 


Samuel  Siieiburne 
William  Prescot 
John  Muggett 
Nath'  Dearborn 


David  Clement  & 
Josiah  Brown 


■which  Alonev  I  promise  to  pay  to  the  above  men  on  Demand 

Aaron  Kinsman  Cap' 

also   Rec**  of  Tim"  Walker  Jr.  Eight  Dollars  for  regimental  Coats  for 
Job  Judkins  &  Sam'  Peas 

Aaron  Kinsman  Capt. 


[1-206] 


[  Capt.  Gordon  Hutchins' s  Co.] 


We  the  vSubscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Gordon  Hutchins's  Company  in 
Coll.  Stark's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  receiv''  of  T  m° 
Walker  J' Four  Dollars  each  in  full  satisfaction  for  a  regimental  Coat 
which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire,  as  witness 
our  Hands — Oct'  4"'  1775 — 


W"  Livingston 
John  Bean 
Simeon  Danforth 
Robert  Livingston 
WiU"^  Walker 
Benjamin  Abbott 
Daniel  M-^Neill 
Hubbard  Carter 
Alexander  Patterson 
Joseph  S.  Webster 
Samuel  Straw 
Thomas  Chandler 
John  Bunton 
Ezra  Badger 


Peter  Johnson 
Pratt  Chase 
Levi  Hutchins 
Micah  Flanders 
John  Palmer 
John  vStone 
Nathaniel  Glines 
John  Holden 
James  Stone 
Wells  Davis 
Jonathan  Roby 
Joseph  Clough 
Jotham  Young 
John  Qiiimby 


Isaac  Johnson 
Samuel  Webster 
William  Beard 
Benjamin  Basford 
Paul  M'^Ferson 
James  Palmer 
Elisha  Corliss 
Benjamin  Baker 
James  Burns 

his 

Samuel  X  Patterson 

mark 

Samuel  Eastman 


l82  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

1775  Ocf  17     Rec"*  of  Tim"  Walker  J--  Twelve  Pounds  L.  my  for  reg- 
imental Coats  for  the  Ten  Men  hereafter  named  Viz' 

John  Gordon  Nathaniel  Clement  Nath'  Perkins  & 

Joseph  Grace  Joseph  Boynton  Elijah  Corser 

Abraham  Kimball  William  Perkins 

William  Darling  Isaac  Cummins 

which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Men  on  demand 

Gordon  Hutchins  Cap' 


[1-207]  \_Captam  jfoshua  Abbott's  Co.~\ 

We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Abots  Company  in  Coll  Stark's 
Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  receiv"^  of  Tim"  Walker  Jun' 
Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  regimental  Coat  which 
was  promised  us  by  the   Colony  of  New   Hampshire — Aledford  Ocf  4, 

1775- 

Jeremiah  Abbott  Barnart  harvey  Saml  Davis 

Abraham  Fifield  Moses  Johnson  Jonathan  Bradley 

Andrew  Aiken  James  Miller  Samuel  Beard 

Samuel  Coser  William  Miller  Amos  Barns 

Jonathan  Hunton  Timothy  Simons  Nathaniel  Burbank 

Jacob  Carter  Timothy  Lunt  David  Taylor 

John  Abbot  Davis  woodes  David  Burbank 

John  Bowley  John  Elliot  Reuben  Abbot 

Joseph  Conner  Ezra    Abbot    in    the       James  Aiken 

Isaac  Davis  place  of  Nathaniel  Chandler  Ab- 

Richard  flood  Stephen  Abbott  bott 

David  Flanders  Hug^h  Crombie  .        "i".  /-. 

\\T■^\•        ac  \  \  T        .1        T-  Asa  X  Courser 

William  hheld  Jonathan  Karr  rnark 

Moses  Hall  Edmund  Chadwick  Stephen  Hall 

Ezekiel  Dimond  Edward  Evans  Ephraim  Colby 


1775  Oct'  14  Receiv*^  of  Tim"  Walker  Jun"'  Fifteen  Pounds  Twelve 
Shillings  L,  my  for  the  Thirteen  following  Men  belonging  to  Cap'  Ab- 
botts Company  who  is  absent,  viz' 

Nathan  Davis  Eliphalet  Rawlins  Moses  Burbank 

W"  Courser  Andrew  Stone  John  Davis  & 

Jon^  Currier  Thomas  Straw  John  Rowen 

Silas  Call  William  Straw 

Moses  MTarland  Ricliard  Smart 

which  money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  tiie  above  men  on  Demand 

Sam'  Atkinson  Lieut 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS, 


183 


[1-20S] 


\_Captain  77iot>ias  McLangJilin' s  CoJ\ 


We  the  Subscribers  belonginfj  to  Cap'  M''Lau<^hbn's  Company  in  Coll 
Stark's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  reciv*^  of  Tim"  Walker 
Jun'  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  satisfaction  for  the  regimeiital  Coat 
which  was  promis*^  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire  a 
Hands — Ocf  10,  1775 


s  witness  our 


Natli'  Bovd 
David  M^Qiiig 
Abraham  Jolmson 
William  Patterson 
James  Buttertleld 
Thomas  IVPClary 
John  ONeil 
John  Calahan 
Calvin  Johnson 
John  Gregg 
James  Gregg 
David  Afnight 
James  IVPferson 
Samuel  Caldwell 
John  Go fie 
Solomon  Hutchinson 


1)18 

Benj"  X  George 

mark 

John  M"=farson 
Thomas  Huse 
Goffe  Moor 
John  Hunter 

Henry  X  Glover 

mark 

James  Gladding 
Thomas  Cutting 
Caleb  Stark 
John  Patten 
George  Emerson 
Edward  Bixby 
Samuel  Patten 
David  Moor 


James  Orr 
Hugh  Mathes 
Joseph  Mathes 
Timothy  Martin 
Sam'  Barron 

his 

Lemuel  X  Harvey 

mark 
his 

Edmond  X  Davis 

mark 
hii 

John  X  Siphors 

mark 

John  Mills 

Joshua  Gage 

Benjamon  Baker 

Luke  Egar 

John  Caldwell  M'=Neil 


1775  Oct'  17  Rec<*  of  Tim":  Walker  Jun^  Nine  Pounds  Twelve  Shil- 
lings L.  my  for  regimental  Coats  for  the  Eight  Men  whose  names  are 
hereafter  named  viz' 


Alexander  Milliken 
George  Hogg 
W'"  Newman 


Charles  Emerson 
Archibald  Stark 
John  Jordan 


John  Turner 
James  M'^Cauley  in  the 
place  of  Arthur  Hart 


which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Men  on  demand 

Tho'  Maclaughlin  Cap* 

also  received  of  said  Walker  Eight  Dollars  for  regimental   Coats  for 
John  Aulds  &  John  AI'^Murphy  which  I  promise  to  deliver  to  said  men 

Tho'  Maclaughlin  Cap' 


[1-209] 


\_Captain  SaDiuel  Richards' s  Co.] 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Richards's  Comp^  in  Coll 
Stark's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  receiv*^  of  Tim" 
Walker  Jr.  Four  Dollars  eacli  Man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  regimental 
Coats  which  was  promised  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 

Ocf  10,  1775, 


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REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Timothy  Blake 

his 

Peter  X  Butterfield 

mark 

Jonathan  Blake 

his 

James  X  Carr 

mark 

James  Lyons 
Stephen  Tnttle 
David  Farmer 
Ebenezer  Sinkler 
Benjamin  Taylor 

)iis 

Sam'  X  Smith 

mark 

Thomas  Karr 
Thomas  Taylor 
Jacob  Bradbury 


James  Winn 
Joshua  Wilson 
Austin  Geoi^ge 

hia 

Jon"'  X  Bell 

mark 

Reuben  trusel 
James  Gibbs 

his 

Stephen  X  Flanders 

mark 

Plomer  Wheeler 
Elijah  Blake 
Philip  Felix 
Nathaniel  Stevens 
timothy  hutchison 

his 

Joel  X  Emery 


Joseph  Robeson 

h:s 

Andrew  X  Newell 

mark 

William  Barnet 
Eliezer  Emerson 
Benjamin  Karr 
John  Little 

his 

Elias  X  Sargent 

mark 

Samuel  anes 
Charles  m'^carty 
John  Bean 

his 

Ezekiel  X  Wells  in  the 

mark 

place  of 
Silas  Wells 


1775  Oct'  13  Rec'' :  of  Tim°:  Walker  Jr.  Six  Pounds  L,  my  for  the 
five  following  Men  belonging  to  Cap'  Richards's  Company  being  absent 
viz' 


Jonas  Hastings 
W'"  Kemp 


Benj"  Tiflany 
Jacob  Hadley 


Eben""  Wood 


which  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  men  on  Demand — 

Jesse  Karr  Ensign 

also  rec*^  of  said  Walker  Twenty  Eight  Dollars  for  the  seven  following 
Men  belonging  to  Cap'  Richards's  Company  for  regimental  Coats — viz' 


Edward  Wood 
Reuben  Kemp 
Obed  APLane 


James  Lamb 
Jacob  Flanders 
John  Flanders  & 


David  Richards 


which  money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  men  on  Demand 

Jesse  Karr  Ensign 


[1-310J    \_  Cap  tain  Woodbury's  Co.     Receipt  for  pay  for  Coats. "^ 

We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Woodbury's  Company  in  Coll 
Stark's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  receiv^  of  Tim" 
Walker  Jr.  Four  Dollars  each  man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  regimental 
Coat  which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 


Uriah  Abbott 
David  Jenness 


James  Hardy 
John  Currier 


William  Bradford 
Phinehas  goodhue 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  1 85 

Benj"  Hall  James  Hall  Jedidiah  Hardy 

Abner  Wheeler  Joiiatlum  Morgan  Oliver  Kimball 

W"  Duty  John  foster  David  Hall 

andrew  gage  Joseph  Harris  Jonathan  gage 

Cyrns  Handy  John  Kinkead  Lemuel  Rowell 

David  marden  Jun""  John    Blancher  Jonathan  Emerson 

Emerson  Corliss  Nathan  whiten  William  Farrington 

Elisha  Woodbury  Solomon  Cole  j  ,       !■''  tmc       u 

T    1     i\-      11  c*     I      o  Jo"ii  X  Aranell 

Luke  W  oodbury  btephe  rearson  ''         ,„^rk 

Eliphalet  Rollins  William  perry  Abial  Asten 

James  farmer  Zibe  Kimball  Ephraim  Kyle 

Heman  amay  John  Jamison  Obadiah  Dustin 

Israel  Rowell  Joshua  Heath  Enoch  Howard 

Joshua  Atwood  Merrill  Coburn 

1775,  Oct'  16  Rec'^ofTim"  Walker  Jr.  Thirteen  Pounds  four  Shillings 
E.  my  for  Regimental  Coats  for  the  Eleven  following  Persons  viz' 

Richard  Cutter  John  Kimball  Jon"  Haseltine 

Abner  Gage  Jon*  W^oodbury  John  Simpson 

David  Gage  Jesse  Watts  Robert  Betts 

Jesse  Hardy  Isaac  Barker 

■which   money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Men   on  Demand — also 
Rec*^  pay  for  Moses  Poor's  Coat,  who  was  kill'd  in  Battle 

Elisha  Woodbury  Cap' 


[1-211]   \^Captain  John  Halc^s  Co.     Receipt  for  pay  foi-  Coats. '\ 

We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap' Hales  Company  in  Coll  Stark's 
Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec**  of  Tim"  Walker  Jr  Four 
Dollars  each  Man   in  full   compensation  for  the  Regimental  Coats  which 
was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 
Medford  October  4'^  1775 — 

Moses  Kimball  Noah  Pearson  Samuel  Symonds 

Moses  Bayley  Ephraim  hadly  Phinehas  Kimball 

Moses  Connor  Duty  Stickney  Benj  :  Stanley 

Henry  Blake  John  Chadwick  Joseph  Presbury 

Isaac  Andrews  Richard  Straw  David  Brooks 

Moses  Darling  Tim"  Clement  Clcaford  Chatle 

John  AFNeail  John  Stanly  Jonathan  Durant 

Robert  Taggart  Thomas  X  Eastman        Joseph  Putney 

Robert  X  Cunningham  Daniel  Creasy  Jonathan  Putney 

John  putney  Peter  Lovejoy  Samuel  Bi'adford 

Peter  How  Asa  Putney 

Enoch  Eastman  Moses  Jones 


156  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

1775  Oct'  17.     Rec^'of  Tim"^  Walker  Jr  Ten  Pounds  sixteen  shillings  L. 
my.  for  regimental  Coats  for  the  Nine  following  Persons  viz' 

Ammi  Andrews  Reuben  Kimball  Moses  Trussel 

Andrew  Wilkins  Jo^""i  Brown  Thorn*  Hill 

Moses  Eastman  Silas  Coolidge  Isaac  Gates 

which  money  I  promise  to  pay  to  the  above  Persons  on  Demand 

John  Hale  Cap' 


[1-212]         \_Capt.  Gordon  Hutchins' s  Co.  For  Blankets. ~\ 
A  List  of  Cap'  Gordon  Hutchins's  Company. 

Blankets 

John  Holden  i  John  Burns  i  Tho^   Chandler    His 

Edmund  Boynton  i  Joh'i  Stone  i  own  i 

John    Bean    found    his  James  Stone  i  Joseph  Grace  i 

own  I  Sam^  Eastman  i  Joli'^  Bunten  i 

Nath'  Glines  i  Wells  Davis  i  Ezra  Badger  i 

John  Elliot  i  John  Palmer  i  John  Morgan  i 

George  Shannon  i  Hubbard  Carter  i  Peter  Johnson  i 

Joshua  Boynton  i  Jon"  Robie  [  *  Abraham  Kimball  i 

W"'  Adam  Perkins  i        Joseph  Clough  i  *Wiir"  Darling  i 

John  Bean  Ju''  i  Elijah    Cochran    His  Benj''  Basford  i 

Jotham  Young  i  own  i  Elihu  Corliss  i 

Isaac  Cummings  i  Paul  M'Pharson  His  Pratt  Chase  His  own  i 

*Josiah     Corbit    His  own  i  Levi  Hutchins  i 

own  I  Cornelius  Bean  i  Nath'  Clement  i 

Sam'  Patterson  i  Benj''  Baker  i  John  Qiiimby  i 

W"'  Livingston   i  Sam'  Webster  i  Micah  Flanders  i 

Daniel    M"=Neal    His       Joseph  Stand  Webster  i  Joseph  Soper  i 

own  I  Charles  M'^Coy  i  Daniel  Livermore  i 

W"'  Beard  His  own  i      Isaac  Johnson  i  James  Burns  i 

Alexand''  Patterson  i       William  Walker  1  Nathaniel  Perkins  i 
John  Gordon  i                   Rob'  Livingston  i 
James  Palmer  i                 Simeon  Danford  i 
Benj''  Abbot  i                    Sam'  Straw  i 

1775   Sep"'   20  Rec''  of  Tim°  Walker  J'  Thirty  Four  Pounds  sixteen 

shillings  L.  my  in  full  for  Fifty  Eight  Blankets  for  my  Company 

Gordon  Hutchins  Cap' 

Josiah    Corbit    Abram    Kimball    W'"   Darling  not    muster'd    by   Major 
Hobart— 

[*Against  these  names  are  the  words,  "one  months  pay."] 


KEVOLUTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS.  1 8/ 

[COLONEL  ENOCH  POOR'S  REGLMENT. 

Receipts  for  Coat  Money,  October,  1775.] 


[1-213]  \_Captain   Winborfi  Adams's  Co. ^ 

Medford  Oct^  4'"  1775 
We  the  Subscribers  belongitif]^  to  Cap'  Adams's  Company  in  Coll  Poor's 
Regiment  do   hereby  acknowledge  that  we   have  each  Man   received   of 
Tim°  Walker  Jr  one  Pound  Four  Shillings  L  my  in  full  for  a  Regimen- 
tal Coat  promised  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire. 

Jeremiah  Young  Solomon  Runels  Ebenezer  Chesley 

William  Smart  Stephen  Jones  Thomas  Benjamin  Johnson 

Ephraim  Tebbets  Benjamin  Small  James  Laighton 

Samuel  Smith  John  Drisco  Stephen  Noble 

Simon  Batchelder  James  thomas  Vincent  Torr 

Hatevil  Laighton  Winthrop  Wiggin  .   .       "^  Collins 

David  Rand  Abijah  Blasdel  ^         .^u 

Robert  Leathers  moses  Meder  Daniel  Shaw 

John  Starboard  Joh^i  Shepard  John  Sias 

John  Colbath  Lemuel  Nutter  Samuel  Sawyer 

Samuel  Runals  o  1  w  ^t^i  Thomas  Footman 

o  1  T->  i.  Samuel  X   1  hompson      ^         1    t^-  1  r    j 

Samuel  Demeret  „^,k  Joseph  Bickiord 

Eli  Bickford  Tobias  Laighton  Jn°  Clough 

Enoch  Green  William  Adams  John  Neal 

Lewis  Kinnison  thomas  Pollick 

Isaac  Tuttle  David  Cops 

his 

Edward  X  Leathers  in  behalf  of  his  son  John 

mark 

Robert  Evans  Buzzell  in  the  Place  of  Joseph  Buzzell 

Rec*^  of  Tim'' Walker  Jr.  one  Pound  Four  Shillings  L  my  in  full  for 
each  of  the  following  Persons  for  the  Regimental  Coat  promis'Miy  the 
Colony  of  New  Hampshire  viz' 

Charles  Bamford  Daniel  Nute  John  Glover 

James  Underwood  Amos  Furnel  Jonathan  Williams 

Peter  Stilling  Josepli  Rendal  Joseph  Smith 

Daniel  Pinkam  Samuel  Yeaton  Enoch  Runnels 

Thomas  Thompson         James  Thompson  Thomas  Davis 

John  Williams  Nicholas  Tuttle  being  Seventeen 

in  number  which  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Men 

W^inborn  Adams  Cap' 


105  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

also  receiv'' :  Sixteen  Dollars  for  the  four  following  Men  viz':  Ezekiel 
Willey,  Sam'  Hill  Clark,  John  Demeritt,  and  Micah  Davis — 

Winborn  Adams  Cap' 

also  Rec*^  of  Tim":  Walker  Jr.  Six  Pounds  L  my  for  the  five  following 
Persons  viz'  Trueworthy  D.  Durgan,  Eliphalet  Durgan,  Nathaniel  Jenk- 
ins, John  Buss  and  Tim°  :  Davis 

pr.  Winborn  Adams  Cap' 


[1-214] 


\_Capt.  yo7iatha7i  Wentwoj-tli' s  C(?.] 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Wentworth's  Company  in  Coll 
Poor's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec**  of  Tim°:  Walker 
Jun''  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  Regimental 
Coats  which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire — Ocf 
12,  1775 


Jason  Chamberlin 
Jonathan  Whitehouse 
Ebenezer  Horn 
Joshua  Merrow 

hU 

William  X  Stephens 

mark 

Ebenezer  Perkins 
Joshua  Edgerly 
Josiah  Durgin 
David  Doe 
Ambros  Cole 
Francis  Roberts 
Richard  Lord 

hU 

William  X  Young 

mark 

Henry  Stacpole 
John  Philpot 
Samuel  Palmer 
John  Hanson 

hii 

Joseph  X  Ellis 


Peter  Grant 
John  foss 
Jonathan  Young 
George  Burnham 
Samuel  Nute 
George  Roberts 
Benjamin  Wentworth 
Nathaniel  Wentworth 
Joseph  Kennison 
Coningham  M'^Cuthen 
Andrew  Horn 
Samuel  Merrow 
Solomon  Laighton 

Thomas  X  Gardner 

mark 

Sam'  randel 


John  Gage  Ter 
Elijah  Buzzell 
Hatevil  Roberts 
Abraham  Stacpole 
James  Chamberlin 

his 

Daniel  X  Whitehouse 

mark 

Ebenezer  Chesle 
Willaby  Goodwin 

Us 

Joshua  X  Grant 

mark 
bii 

Gershom  X  Downs 

mark 

Enoch  Ricker 

bU 

Sam'  X  Grant 

mark 


John  X  Edwards 

mark 

Eliakim  Miller 
James  Wentworth 
Ephraim  Berry 

bis 

Ezekiel  X  Ricker  in  the  place  of  Daniel  Cook 

mark 

Jonathan  Clark  in  the  place  of  Jed*^  W^entworth 

1775  Ocf  17  Rec"*  of  Tim°:  Walker  Jr.  Ten  Pounds  sixteen  Shillings  L 
my  for  regimental  Coats  for  the  Nine  Men  hereafter  named  viz' 

Caleb  Horn 
Nath'  Perkins 
Wentworth  Ricker 


Charles  Stagpole 
Caleb  Wentworth 
William  Evans 


Aaron  Stevens 
Ephraim  Alley  & 
Stephen  Berry 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


189 


which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Men  on  Demand 

Jon"  Wentwoith  Cap' 


[1-215] 


\_Captain  Jatnes  No7-ris's  Co.'\ 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap' :  Norris's  Company  in  Coll  Poor's 
Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec'^  of  Tim"  :  Walker  Jr. 
Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  for  the  regimental  Coats  which  was 
promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 


Ocf  10"'  1775 
Benj.  Sanborn 
Benj.  Oilman 
Winthrop  Marston 
William  Page  Junr 
Nathaniel  Bartlett 
Ephraim  Drake 
Nathaniel  Batchelder 
Tohn  Knowles 

-^  his 

Edward  X  Moody 

mark 

Jabez  French 
Eliphalet  Norris 
Daniel  I^arber  Junr 
Joseph  Burley 

Aaron  X  Rollins 


Benja  X  Cass 

m:\rk 

James  Gordon 
Paul  Hall  Grant 
William  Page 

his 

Stephen  X  Levit 

mark 

Jonathan  killey 
David  Batchelder 
Jeremiah  Robinson 
Jonathan  Sanborn 
Ebenezer  Dow 
Ezekiel  French 

hU 

Nathaniel  X  French 

mark 
his 

Nathaniel  X  Hardy 

mnrk 


James  Norris  3*^ 
John  IVIorrill 

his 

David  X  Fullerton 

mark 

Jeremiah  Marston 
David  Alarston 
Enoch  Cate 
Reuben  Perkins 
Samuel  Haley 
Tho'  Elans'*  Ashton 

his 

James  X  Norris 

mark 


1775  Ocf  16  Receiv**  of  Tim° :  Walker  Jun' Twenty  Pounds  Eight  Shil- 
lings L  my  for  regimental  Coats  for  the  Seventeen  Men  hereafter  named 
viz' 


Zeb"  Edgerly 
David  Fogg 
Robert  Blake 
Abner  Moody 
Sam'  Prescott 
Elisha  Chapman 


John  Bean 
James  Sanborn 
William  Brown 
Josiah  Towle 
Jon''  Rawlins 
Enoch  French 


Dudley  Gilman 
Nath'  Philbrick 
Sam'  Daniels 
Sam'  Nudd  & 
John  Bachclder 


which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  men  belonging  to  Cap': 
Norris's  Company  who  is  absent 

pr  John  Gilman  L' 


[1-216] 


\_Captaiu  Winthrop  Roxuc's  Co.~\ 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Rowe's  Company  in  Coll   Poor's 
Reg'  do   hereby  acknowledge   that  we   have   rec**   of  Tim" :  Walker  Jr. 


190 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Four  Dollars   each  Man    in    full    Satisfaction   for   the  regimental  Coats 
which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire. 

Medford  October  4"'  1775 


Philip  Burns 
Joseph  Leach 
James  Fogg 
Jonathan  Fellows 
Robert  Marshall 
Josiah  Lock 
Joseph  Batchelder 
Noah  Robinson 
Samuel  Longfellow 
Joseph  Sticknee 
Thomas  Batchelder 
Moses  Perkins 
Samuel  Smith 
Moses  rawlings 
Jeremiah  Moulton 
Josiah  Blake 


Samuel  Clitfbrd 
Eben""  Cliflbrd 
John  Rawlins 
Eleazer  Gove 

bii 

Noise  X  Parvear 

mark 

John  Glidden 

John  Smith  Sanborn 

Caleb  Shaw 

Jeremiah  Sanborn 

his 

Cato  X  Duce 

mark 

his 

Jonathan  X  Flood 

mark 

Ebenezer  French 


Thomas  Creighton 
Joseph  Dow 
Josiah  White 
Josiah  Pevear 

his 

Richard  X  Mace 

mark 

Spencer  Wallis 
Hussey  Hoag 
Joseph  Shaw 

hia 

Jonathan  X  Miller 

mark 

Lowell  Lang 
Eliphalet  Lord 
Robart  Meller 
Jonathan  Steward 
Jesse  Prescott 


1775  Ocf  17  Rec'^  of  Timothy  Walker  Jr.  Nine  Pounds  Twelve  Shil- 
lings L  my  for  regimental  Coats  for  the  Eight  following  Men  belonging 
to  my  company  absent  \mz' 


Richard  Weare 
Gideon  Marshal 
Levi  Blake 


David  Steward 
Moses  Clark 
Reuben  Swain 


Sherburne  Sanborn 
&  John  Stevens 


which  money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Men  on  Demand 

Winthrop  Rowe  Cap' 

also  rec** :  of  said  Walker  Four  Dollars   for  a  Coat  for  Phinehas  Page 
which  I  promise  to  deliver. 

Winthrop  Rowe  Cap* 

also   rec"^  of  said  Walker  Ten   Pounds  sixteen   Shillings  for   regimental 
Coats  for  the  Nine  following-  Men  viz' 


James  Beal 
John  Lane 
Aaron  Page 


Elisha  Prescot 
Samuel  James 
Moses  Shaw 


Daniel  Weare 
William  Muggerige 
&  Jewett  Sanborn 


which  money  I  promise  to  pay  to  the  above  Men  on  Demand. 

Winthrop  Rowe  Cap' 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  I9I 

[1-3 1 7]  \_Captain    Sattiucl  Gilman's  Co.^ 

We  tlic  Subscribei-s  bclon^inj^  to  Cap' Oilman's  Company  in  Coll  Poor's 
Regiment  do  hereby  acknowletlj^e  that  we  have  received  of  Tim°  : 
Walker  Jr.  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  Satisfiiction  for  the  regimental 
Coat  whicli  was  promised  us  by  the  Ccjlony  of  New  Hampshire 

Tliomas  Foss  Joseph  Been  Sol"  Howard 

Eliph'  Coffin  Eliphalet  Neal  Jonathan  Severance 

Barnabas  APHride  Eliphalet  Emery  Thomas  Wiggin 

,-,  ,        .   ,    ^'l  ,  Enoch  Heath  Joseph  Sawver 

Nehemiah  X  vvest  t   1      r^  1        i  t  a  r      '• 

,„„k  John  Colcord  James  Morrison 

Gideon  Knight  Dudley  Leav'  Chase  David  Robinson 

Edward  Mason  Zebulon  Doe  Samuel  I^eavitt 

James  Huse  Jeremiah  Foss  Job  Rowell 

William  Simson  Edward  Chase  Joseph  Boynton 

Jonathan  Sawyer  Ward  Cotton  Weeks  William  Pike 

Jonathan  Heath  Phinehas  Wiggin  Joseph  Clark 

i-i-  1  !"t  ITT.      •  Jona.  Stone  Dudley  John  Marvel 

Gideon  X\\igg.n  -^homas  Hale  \  'C  T^-       . 

\%7-u      tT   1  13      •       •     i.^    •   w  James  X  Kinestone 

Wulm  Badger  Benjamm  Knight  ^  „,„k 

James  Goodwin  Moses  Bly 

Andrew  Nelley  in  the  place  of  Moses  Davis 

1775  Oct'  4"'  Rec*^ :   of  Tim":  Walker  Jr.  Four  Dollars   for  each  man 
whose  Name  is  hereunto  annexed  being  20  in  Number 

Robert  Pike,  Jonathan  Robinson,  William  Ranton,  Joseph  Chapman, 
John  Mason,  Thorn.  Hanniford,  Levi  Chapman,  Elisha  Thomas,  Elipha- 
let Veasy,  Edward  Fox,  Solomon  Smith,  Jon*  Leavitt,  Tho^  Veasy, 
Moses  Bradley,  Eliphalet  Woodward,  Thomas  Wood,  Joseph  Tallant, 
Daniel  Stevens,  Joshua  Veasy,  Thomas  Sperling — which  Money  I 
promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Men —  Sam'  Gilman  Cap' 


[1-2 1 8]  \_Captain  Henry  Elkins's  Cc] 

We   the   Subscribers   belonging   to  Cap'  Elkins's  Comp''  in  Coll  Poor's 
Reg' do   hereby  acknowledge   that  we   have   rec** :   of  Tim"  :  Walker  Jr  : 
Four  Dollars   each   Man   in  full   Satisfaction   for  the   Regimental  Coats 
which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 
Ocr  10.  1775— 

Chris'  Gold  Daniel  Lamprey  Hanery  Batchelder 

Stephen  Dolbeer  Coffin  Page  Samuel  Dearborn 

T>w     •  1  w  >T  James  Wedgwood  John  ]\Lirston 

David  X  Morgan  -K         1    t-v      1  e-  t         v^ 

mark  oseph  Dearborn  Simon  Leavitt 


192  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Peter  X  Akerman  i5'\f  °^'^'^^^7  Jonathan  Jenness 

m^,k  JNathan  iowl  James  luck 

Daniel  Philbrick  Richard  Taylor  Timothy  Dalton 

Joshua  Weeks  Levi  Lamper  John  Marston 

Zaccheus  Brown  Jeremiah  Marston  John  mobs  moulton 

Levi  Robinson  William  Jackson  Simon  Philbrick 

Walter  Neal  David  Marston 

Joseph  Taylor  William  Samborn 

Abraham  Libbee  Ebenezer  Samborn 

T     •   u  w  T\T  Levi  Marston 

losiah  X  Mason  t        ^.i        r 

•^  mark_  _  Jonathaufogg 

Charles  Cimbal  in  the  place  of  Zach"^  Towle 

John  Harper  in  the  place  of  Eben''  Tilton 

1775  Oct'  17,  Receiv'^  of  Tim°:  Walker  Jun' :  Twenty  Six  Pounds- 
Eight  Shillings  L  my  for  the  Twenty  two  Men  whose  Names  are  here- 
after named  viz 

Jeremiah  Berry  Simon  Drake  Nathan  S.  Moulton 

Samuel  Seve  Joseph  Freze  David  Moulton 

Simon  Page  Jon''  Goss  Jon"*  Marston 

Eben''  Lovering  James  Hobbs  Josiah  Moulton 

John  Dearbone  Samuel  Hobbs  John  Taylor  & 

Benj"  Tucke  Joseph  Hall  Abner  Sanborn 

Samuel  Marston  Simon  Knowles 

Nath^  Berry  Edward  Moulton 

which  money  I  promise  to  pay  to  the  above  Men  on  Demand — 

Moses  Leavitt  L* 


[1-2 1 9]  \_Captain  Benjamin  T'itco7nb''s  Co.] 

We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Titcomb's  Company  in  Coll' 
Poor's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  receiv*^  of  Timothy 
Walker  Jr.  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  regimental 
Coat  which  was  promis*^  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire — 

Medford  Ocf  4*  1775 — 

Elijah  Otis  Samuel  Hall  James  Burnham 

Jonathan  hodgdon  Benjamin  Hall  Jonathan  Horn 

ix7-n-         "T,  r-  John  Richards  Amos  Howard 

William   X  Gray  -{^,  ^  ,  r  1  xj  1  1 

^;,,i^         -^  Ebenezer  Lurmel  rebens  Holden 

.     J  ^''    .     J  Enoch  Chase  Edward  Dearborn 

Andrew  X  Anderson       \    .1  u  -nt  ..i         1  ^.HT  <- 

„^rk  Anthony  Hanson  Nathanel  Watson 

Ichabod  Tibbets  William  Mord"'  Bell        Ephraim  Perkins 

Jacob  Hossom  James  Horn  Thomas  Garland 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  1 93 

Jonathan  Downing  John  Friend  Nathaniel  Foss 

Joseph  Richardson  Moses  lirown  William  Eveleth 

Tliomas  Fnrbur  Jo""  Simonds  Jeremiah  Gould 

Isaac  Watson  t   ,       I''*  .j  Chenev  Smith 

TV T  n-i  1  •^,.  John  X  Ham  t.,   ^,     -   ^ 

Moses  libbitts  ^         ,„a„k  IN  a  tli  an  foss 

Abram   Libbey  ^     ,,    ^'"  -rj       ,  Daniel  Young: 

T7I       r  TT  ■  1  Zoath  X  Henderson        ,.      ■   1  tt 

Jj.ben'  Hammock  ^„k  Daniel  Horn 

Barzillai  Hinds  „,  .  ''"^  ,..     ,         ,, 

01      ^ /-^  1  hmeas  X  VVcntworth 

Robert  Casson  ,„„i^ 

1775  Ocf:  16  Rec''  of  Tim°:  Walker  Jr.  Sixty  Eight  Dollars  for  Reg- 
imental Coats  for  the  seventeen  Men  whose  names  are  hereafter  men- 
tioned viz' 

John  Bergin  Daniel  Gushing  Daniel  jNPneal 

W^introp  Watson  John  Titcomb  John  Walker 

Eliphalet  Gloutman  Benj"  Roberts  Edward  Rav^dins 

James  Lucas  Samuel  Medar  Eben""  Horn  & 

James  Danelson  David  Hodson  Aaron  Leighton 

Thom^  Meder  Thorn'  Berry 

which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Men  on  demand 

Benj"  Titcomb  Cap* 

also  receiv"^  of  said  Walker  Four  Dollars  for  Josiah  Folsom  who  is 
absent 

Benj''  Titcomb  Cap' 

[1-220]  \_Captain  yerejniah  CloiigJi  s  Co.~\ 

W^e  the  Subscribers,  belonging  to  Cap'  Clough's  Company,  in  Coll 
Poor's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  receiv**  of  Tim"  Walker 
Jun''  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  regimental  Coat 
which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 

Medford  Ocf  4  1775 — 

William  Thomson  Thomas  Warren  Levi  Hunt 

Joseph  Clough  Simeon  Robinson  Philip  Hunt 

Daniel  Gale  William  Hayes  William  Taylor 

Daniel  Ward  Jacob  garland  Eli  Simons 

James  Sherburn  Elisha  Gates  Masten  Morrill 

John  Curry  ^^^^^  ^'  Y.^\x.on  Ebenezer  Eastman 

Joseph  Chandler  -^  „„^     '  Enoch  Gibson 

Shubel  Dearborn  y.      -a  v  F  i-f-  Jeremiah  Gibson 

T  ^^    r-\  mark     '  Phiuehas  Stevens 

lames  X   Gibson  ^        ""Vi  1  w. 

Mark  George  Sheperd  „   ,      .  ^  -i:« 

T  1      rV     V  AT7--1I-        c         ,.  Robert  X  Forest 

John  Dearborn  William  torrest  „„i, 

18 


194 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Samuel  Hanes 
,  Obadiah  Clough 
Nathan  Taylor 
Levi  Marston 
John  Robinson 
Jonathan  folsom 
John  Moody  Oilman 


Jonathan  Thomas 
Andrew  Cumings 
David  Blanchard 
Joseph  Smith 
Jacob  Tilton 
John  Peterson 
Humphry  Colby 


Jonathan  Forster 
Danil  Randel 
John  Lary 
John  Glines 
Simon  Sanborn 
Jonathan  Smith 
Aaron  Rolins 


Joseph  Hunton  in  the  Place  of  Person  Smith 
William  Connerly  in  the  Place  of  Thom'  Drake 
William  Chamberlin  in  the  Place  of  Sam'  Chamberlin 
Abner  hoitt  in  the  Place  of  Nath'  Dearbone 

1771^  Nov"'  10*  Receiv*^  of  Tim"  Walker  Jr.  Four  Dollars  for  a  Regi- 
mental Coat  for  Josiah  Chase  belonging-  to  Cap*  Clough's  Company 

Abial  Foster 

1775  Ocf  17  Rec"^  of  Tim''  Walker  Jr  Eight  Pounds  Eight  Shillings  L 
my  for  regimental  Coats  for  the  Seven  Men  whose  names  are  hereafter 
named  viz' 


Jon^  Heath 
Charles  Glidden 
Eben""  Chandler 


Winthrop  Clough 
William  Glines 
Jon a  Sanborn 


Joshua  Weeks 


which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  men  on  demand — 

Jer"^  Clough  Cap* 


[  I  -2  2 1  ]  [  Capt.   CloiigJi  s  Co .  ] 

A  List  of  men  in  Cap'  Clough  Company  that  has  not  Drawn  Blankets- 


Charles  Glitton 
John  Curry 
Sam'  Hanes 
Philip  Hunt 
Levi  Marston 
Elisha  Cate 
Nathan  Taylor 
Robert  Forrest 
Jacob  Eatton 
Aaron  Rowlens 
Benj"  Eatton 
Daniel  Ward 
Simon  Samborn 
Eli  Simons 
Will""  Forrest 


James  Gibson 
David  Blanchard 
Jed''  Gibson 
Joseph  Clough 
Humphrey  Colby 
Marston  Morrill 
John  Peterson 
Jonathan  Foster 
Daniel  Rendal 
Elkiiia  Danford 
William  Taylor 
Simeon  Robenson 
Tone  Boston 
Thomas  Warren 
Josiah  Chase 


Jonathan  Folsom 
Person  Smith 
Jonathan  Smith 
Willm  Haze 
John  Moody  Gilman 
Joseph  Chandler 
Levi  Hunt 
Ebenezer  Eastman 
Thomas  Lyford 
Obediah  Clough 
Willi'"  Glines 
Enoch  Gibson 
Nath'  Durborn 
John  Durborn 
Shubal  Durborn 


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Medford  Sep'  23'^  1775  Rec''  of  Ichabod  Rollins  Twenty  three 
Pounds  Eight  Shillings  for  Blankets  for  Thirty  Nine  men  of  my  Com- 
pany 

Res'*  By  me 

Jer**  Clough  Cap' 

Medford  Oct'  13  1775  Res'*  of  Ichabod  Rollins  Twelve  Shillings  L. 
my  for  one  Blanket 

Res'*  By 

David  Moor 

Medford  Octr  20"'  1775  Res'*  of  Ichabod  Rollins  Seventy  two  Shil- 
lings L  Money  for  Blankets  for  Six  of  my  men 

Res-^  By 

Jere'^  Clough 


[1-222] 


\_Captain  Philip  Tiltoiis  Co.^ 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap':  Tilton's  Company  in  Coll 
Poor's  Reg' :  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec'*  of  Tim"  :  Walker 
Jr.  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  Regimental  Coat 
which  was  promised  by  the  Colony  of  New^  Hampshire — Ocf  11  i775 


Weare  fifield 
Reuben  Clough 

bis 

Tim"  X  Wells 

mark 

John  fuller 
Levi  Colbey 
John  French 
John  fifield 
Simon  Oilman 
Joseph  Marsh 

hia 

Caleb  X  Richardson 

mark 

Thos  Beal 
Israel  Smith 
Jonathan  Weed 
David  Burbank 

bis 

Parker  X  Cooper 

mark 

Moses  Huntoon 
Philbrick  Huntoon 


Oliver  Smith  X  Blake 

mark 

Jonathan  Dudley 
Sam'  Harsee 
Thom^  Fuller 
Eph'"  Carter 
Jon"  Cass 
Jonathan  Chase 
David  Tilton 
John  folsom 
Trueworthy  Palmer 
Jeremiah  Bean 
Jonathan  Sleeper 

his 

Jacob  X  Sillaway 

mark 

Timothy  Quimby 
Jonathan  Huse 
Israel  Colby 
moses  woodman 
Joel  Judkins 


Richard  Bartlet 
Nathaniel  Coffin 
Edward  Magoon 
Daniel  Woodman 
Enoch  Greeley 
John  Sweat 
Joseph  Calef 
Cliarles  Barnard 
mark  Purmort 
Daniel  Qiiimby 
Eliphalet  Quimby 

John  X  Ward 

mnrk 
his 

Bcnj  X  Loude 

mark 

Jacob  Blasdel 
Joshua  French 
David  Kelley 
Moses  Blake 
Dudley  Oilman 


1775  Ocf  18.     Receiv'*  of  Tim":  Walker  Jun'  Fifteen  Pounds  Twelve 


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REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Shillings  L  my  for  regimental  Coats  for  the  Thirteen  Persons  hereafter 
named  viz — 


Eben'  Proctor 
Alexander  Stevens 
Samuel  Severance 
Nathan  Sleeper 
Eben""  Tucker 


William  Tandy 
Nath'  Clarke 
Jon*  Collins 
Jon"  Davis 
Daniel  Dolloph 


Richard  Fitts 
Caleb  Pluntoon 
Joseph  Levitt 


which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  men  on  Demand 

Philip  Tilton  Cap* 


[1-223] 


\_Captain  Richard  Short  ridge's  Cc] 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Shortridge's  Company  in  Coll 
Poor's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec*^  of  Tim°  Walker 
Jr.  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  regimental  Coats 
w^hich  was  promis**  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 

Medford  Ocf  4"'  1 775 


John  Lewis 
Stephen  Lang 
Philip  Durgin 
Levi  Ayers 
Nathan  Marston 
Nicholas  Wiggin 
David  Hill 
Thomas  Trickey 
Lazarus  Holmes 
Christopher  Gardner 
Joseph  Nelson 
Richard  L.  Nelson 

his 

John  X  Oaks 

mark 

W™  Gunnison 
Jonathan  Seavey 
Thomas  Ayers 


Benjamin  Trusdel 
George  P.  Frost 
Zebulon  Wille 
John  King 
Samuel  Smit 
Thomas  Webster 
Cyprian  Southack 

hit 

John  X  Clarke 

mark 

his 

Nicholas  X  Marriner 

mark 

Mark  Brotten 

his 

Jonathan  X  Huntress 

mark 

Daniel  Calfe 
Joseph  Gerrish 
Will'"  Kniofht 


Joseph  X  Mace 

m-.rk 

Samuel  Nudd 
Simeon  Marshall 
John  Hilton 
Thomas  Warteres 

his 

Simeon  -\-  Gilman 

mark 

Tho'  Middleton 
Aron  Rawllins 

his 

Thomas  X  Speed 

mark 

John  Rawlins 
Elijah  Vickery 
Samuel  Davis 


1775  Oct'  16  Rec"^ :  of  Tim" :  Walker  Jr  Four  Dollars  for  a  Regimental 
Coat  for  Jeremy  Mason  belonging  to  my  Company  &  absent 

Richard  Shortridge  Cap' 

1775  Ocf  4   Rec"^ :  of  Tim°:  Walker  Jr :  Four   Dollars  for  each  man 
whose   name  is   hereunto  annexed  viz*  John    Hunking,  Eben'  Stagpole, 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR     ROLL  I97 

Benj"  Dame,  Ephraini  Ilall,  Elisha  Gunnison,  John  Grace,  Ephraim 
Rand,  Philip  Johnson,  Sam'  Shortridge,  William  Bennet,  Samuel  Bre- 
ton, being  eleven  in  Number  which  I  promise  to  deliver  to  said  Men 

Richard  Shortridge  Cap' 

1775  Oct^4"'  Rec"*:  of  Tim°:  Walker  Jun^ :  Three  Pounds  four  Shil- 
lings in  full  for  one  Months  pay  for  Jon":  Weeks  and  a  Regimental  Coat 
for  said  Weeks 

Zach""  :  Beal  Lieu* 

1775  Oct^ :  4  Rec** :  of  Tim° :  Walker  Jr.  Eight  Dollars  in  full  for  Two 
regimental  Coats  for  John  Hutchins  &  John  Godfrey  also  Twenty  Four 
Dollars  for  the  Six  following  Men  viz' 

Thomas  Chandler  660]"^  Newmarch  Benj"  Dockum  & 

John  Dennet  Joseph  Hogsdon  Thom'  Footman 

which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  men  on  demand — 

Richard  Shortridge  Cap' 


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REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[COLONEL  JAMES    REED'S   REGIMENT. 
Receipts  for  Coat  Money,  October,  1775.] 


[1-224] 


\_Captain  Hezekiah  Hutchins's  Co.] 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  H.  Hutchins  Company  in  Coll 
Reeds  Reg':  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec^  of  Tiin°:  Walker 
Jr.  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  regimental  Coats 
which  was  promis*^  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 


Moses  Stevens 
David  Currier 
Nathaniel  Leavitt 
Israel  Ingalls 

his 

Peter  X  Kent 

mark 

Jere  Foster 
Simon  Norton 
Roberds  Hale 
James  Goss 
John  Lane 
John  Tuck 
Eben  Wells 
Dudley  Bayley 


Samuel  Brown 


Noah  X  Buswell 

mark 

William  Gross 


John  Lane  3*^ 
Levi  Mills 
moses  Page 
Biley  Smith 

hU  his 

Jeremiah  X  Haseltine    William  X  Severance 

mark  mark 

Peter  Stevens 
asa  Stevens 


theopilus  Grifen 
Reuben  Heath 
Simon  Merrill 


Samuel  X  Heath 

mark 

Samuel  Johnson 

amos  knowles 

Jacob  Cliflbrd  for  myself  and  John  Clifford 


Thomas  Wadleigh 
Sam>  Hall 
William  Randall 
Ruben  Hill 


1775  Oct""  16  Reed  :  of  Tim" :  Walker  Jr.  Thirty  Four  Pounds  sixteen 
shillings  L.  my  for  regimental  Coats  for  the  29  Men  hereafter  named 
viz' 


John  Hills 
Eben"'  Copps 
Micah  Chaplin 
Moses  Whittaker 
Gilbert  Bond 
Benj"  Couch 
John  Emmons 
John  Griffin 
Samuel  Healey 
Levi  Hildrith 


Zebediah  Heath 
John  Hutchins 
Ephraim  Hutchins 
Sam'  Morse 
Josiah  Morse 
Samuel  Morrill 
John  Morrison 
Moses  QLiimby 
William  wShannon 
Joseph  Smith 


Peter  Severance 
Reuben  Sanborn 
Joseph  Spillard 
Sam'  Stevens 
Jon''  Wadley 
Thom'  Wilson 
John  Wadley 
Moses  Webster  & 
John  Farnum 


which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Persons  on  demand 

H  Hutchins  Cap' 


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199 


[i-^^5] 


[  Captain  Jacob  Ilhids' s  C"t».] 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap' Hinds's  Company  in  Coll  Reeds 
Reg*  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec'' :  of  Tim":  Walker  Jr  : 
Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  for  the  regimental  Coats  which  was  prom- 
ised us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 

Medford  Ocf  4  1 775— 


John  Cole 
William  Far  well 
Richard  Coughlan 
William  Hutchins 
Nahum  Goodcnow 
Samuel  Robbins 
Reuben  Tarbell 
Luther  Winslow 
Daniel  Warner 

his 

Ira  X  Evans 


Daniel  Carlilc 
Moses  Belding 
Josiah  Powers 
Jonathan  Barrit 
John  W  Mitchel 
Henr}'  Chamberlin 
Job  Warner 
Ebenezer  Aldrich 

his 

Eleazer  X  Robbins 

Jude  HalT 
Ephraim  Stone 
Elijah  Cooper 


Elijah  Elmer 
David  Glasier 
Nathaniel  Whetcomb 
Elijah  Taylor 

hia 

Israel  X  Thomas 

mark 

Ezekiel  Davis  had  a  Coat  found  by  the  Colony 


James  X  Simonds 

inarlt 
liis 

John  X  Meginnis 

mark 

David  Stoddard 
David  Rollins 

his 

Jonathan  X  Thompson 

mark 
his 

Lemuel  X  Wentworth 

mark 
hit 

David  X  Thompson 

mark 

Caleb  Aldrich 


Ebenezer  Chamberlain  Jonathan  Wright 

XT  4.1       •  1  k!^  D  *-..•      -1  Elisha  Belding 
Nathaniel  X  rettmgu  ^ 

mark 


1775  Ocf  9  Received  of  Tim°  Walker  Jr.  Four  Dollars  for  each  of  the 
following  Men  being  absent  viz 


Samuel  How 

Nathan  Wilbore 
Jacob  Hinds  [Jr.] 
David  Darb}' 
John  White 
John  Middle 


Job  Jirittain 
Oliver  Johnson 
Caleb  Balch 
John  Ranstead 
Ephraim  Leonard 
Jacob  Davis 


David  Witherby 
Thomas  Amsden 
Benj"  Mi  not 
Hinds  Reed 
Aaron  Wheeton 


the  above  seventeen  Men  all  joined  mv  Company  before  the  4"*  of 
August  1775  and  I  do  hereby  promise  to  deliver  Four  Dollars  to  each  of 
the  above  men  £20.8 — 

Jacob  Hinds  Cap' 


[1-226] 


\_E7ilistmcut^  Captain  yacoh  Hinds's  Co.'\ 


Capt.  Hinds's  Company  paid  Sept.   1775 
We  the   Subscribers  do   Solemnly  and  Severally  inlist  ourselves  as  Sol- 
diers in  the  New  Hampshire  Service  for  the  preservation  of  the  Liber- 


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REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


ties  of  America  from  the  day  of  our  Inlistment  to  the  last  day  of  Decem- 
ber Next  unless  the  Servis  should  admit  of  a  Discharge  of  a  part  or  the 
whole  sooner  which  shall  be  at  the  Discretion  of  the  Committy  of  Safty 
and  we  Hereby  promise  to  submit  our  selves  to  all  the  orders  and  Regu- 
lations of  the  army  and  faithfully  to  observe  all  such  orders  as  we  shall 
receive  from  time  to  time  from  our  Superior  officers 


John  Ranstead 
Caleb  Balch 
Job  Warner 
Nathan  Wilbeer 
Ebenezer  Aldrich 
David  Wetherell 


Ephraim  Leonard 
Benjamin  Minott 
Daniel  Warner 
Samuel  How 
David  Glasure 
Edward  West  Deserted 


Aaron  Wheten 
Nathaniel  Whitcomb 
David  Thompson 
Jonathan  Thompson 
Ephraim  Stone 


Sep':  19*'^  1775 — We  the  Subscribers  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we 
have  receiv'^  of  Ichabod  Rolins  Esq  Twelve  Shillings  L  my  each  for  a 
Blanket  and  Forty  Shillings  L  mv  each  for  one  months  pay,  being  inlist- 
ed  in  Cap'  Hinds's  Company  in  Coll  Reeds  Regiment 


John  Ranstead 
Job  Warner 
Ebenezer  Aldrich 
Benjamin  Minott 
Daniel  Warner 


David  X  Thompson 


David  Glasier 

Aaron  X  Wheaton 

NathanTel  Whetcomb      J-^'^^^^han  X  Thompson 


[1-227] 


[  Captain  Levi  Spaidding's  Co.] 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Spaulding's  Company  in  Coll 
Reeds  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec''  of  Tim°  Walker 
Jun''  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  regimental  Coats 
which  was  promis*^  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 


Andrew  Bayley 
Phinehas  Hardy 
Isaac  Carkin 
Thomas  Hardy 
Isaac  Cowan 

his 

William  X  Brown 

mark 

Richard  Hughes 
James  Pemberton 
James  Phillips 
Tames  Hutchinson 

Benjamin  X  Dike 

njark 


Job  Bayley 
Joseph  Ellinwood 
Samuel  Leeman 

his 

Richard  X  Goodman 

mark 

Nathael  Batchelder 
William  Lee 
William  Merrill 
Samuel  Hutchason 
William  Campbell 
Samuel  Lowel 
Jacob  Dutlon 
Ezra  Dutton 


Phinehas  Barker 
Ephraim  How 
Samuel  M'^M aster 
And'"'  Thompson 

William  X  Tuck 

mark 

Simeon  Finch 
Ephraim  Rollf 
William  Starrett 

his 

Benj"  X  Stearns 

mark 
his 

Isaac  X  Stearns 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


201 


Rob'  Glover 
Nehcmiali  riiitchinson 
Samuel  Currier 
Edward  Beavins 
James  Campbell 


Andrew  .Shannon 


Epliraim  X  Smith 

mark 


Jesse  Lund 
John  Rowe 
Tim"  X  Macintire 
John  Osgood 
John  Johnson 

Andrew  Shannon  Rec*^  pay  in  the  place  of  Elijah  Wilkins  by  agreement. 

179s  Ocf  13  Rec'^ :  of  Tim°  Walker  Jun'' Twenty  Four  Dollars  for  Six 
Coats  for  the  Six  following  men  belonging  to  my  Company  being  absent 
viz' : 

John  Walker  Joshua  Chase  Jacob  Welman  Robert  B.  Wilkens  Sam' 
Stiles  David  Glover  which  money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  men 
on  Demand  Levi  Spaulding  Cap' 


[1-228] 


\_Capiaift  Ezra  Toiv tie's  Co.^ 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap' Town's  Company  in  Coll  Reeds 
Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec*^  of  Tim"  Walker  Jun"' : 
Four  dollars  each  Man  in  full  for  the  regimental  Coats  which  was  prom- 
ised us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 


Supply  Wilson 
Jeremy  Prichard 
Archibald  White 
thomas  patterson 
Silas  Gills 
Josiah  Stone 
Elijah  Davis 
Elijah  Morse 
William  Scott 
Benjamin  Cutter 
Benj"  Williams 
Jesse  Carlton 
Daniel  Severance 
Isaac  Stanhope 

bii 

Daniel  X  White 

mark 

Jeremiah  Andrews 


Farrah  X  Miller 

mark 

John  Breed 
David  Elliot 
David  Avery 
Elisha  Hubbard 
Thomas  Morrison 
Ph  inch  as  Adams 
Abel  Severance 
Samuel  Griffin 
Ebenezer  Bullard 
Asa  Adams 
David  Marshall 
Ebenezer  Severance 

his 

Ebenezer  X  Pi'at 


Timothy  Stearns 
John  Eliot 
John  Steart 

his 

Arthur  X  Churchwood 

mark 

Josiah  Walton 
Joseph  Felt 
Samuel  Bredeen 
Samuel  Mitchel 
Jonathan  Stevens 
Tho^  Suck'  Tufton 
Daniel  Hall 
David  Melvin 
Aaron  Oliver 
pelatiah  Whittemore 


Stephen  Adams 

1775  Oct^  13"^  Rec-^  of  Tim''  Walker  Jr:  Nine   Pounds  Twelve   Shil- 
lings for  Eight  Mens  Coats  belonging  to  my  Company  being  absent  viz' 

John  Temple  Ezra  Town  Jr  Benj"  King 

Nath'  Carlton  Samuel  Soper  Peter  Brown 

Nathan  Weston  Levi  Adams 

which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Men  on  Demand 

Ezra  Towne  Cap' 


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[1-239]         [  Captain  yonathan  Whitcomb' s  Co.     List  for  Blankets.'\ 


Serg'  William  Heaton  Present 
Serg'  Amos  Boynton* 

Serg'  Josiah  Hastings  Present 
Corp'  Joseph  Hammond  [Jr]   do 

Corp'  Eleazer  Jordon  do 

Corp'  Josiah  Burton  do 

fifer  Joseph  vSmith  do 

Drum'  Eleazer  Cobleigh  do 
Edward  Arnold* 
John  Barker* 

Stephen  Brigum  Present 

Samuel  Bishop  do 

Andrew  Butler  do 

Nehemiah  Cummins  do 

Enoch  Cummins  do 

Ezekiel  Chase  do 

Stephen  Chapman  do 

Abel  Easterbroks  do 
Joseph  Fassett* 

Waitstill  Field  Present 

Ephraim  Farr  do 

Jonathan  Farr  do 

Joshua  Farr  do 

Asa  Gale  do 

Joshua  Harrington  do 

Asa  Hutchins  do 

Isaac  Hutchins  do 

Benjamin  Hewes  do 

Nathaniel  Hill  do 

Charles  Johnson  do 

Joseph  Kneeland  do 

John  Merrill  do 

Joseph  Medcalf  do 

[Those  marked  with  a  *  had  "  Inlisted  for  Canady."  Those  noted 
as  "'  in  the  train,"  were  enlisted  into  an  artillery  company.] 

Winter  hill  y"^  n"'  of  Sepf  1775 

Rec''  of  Timothy  Walker  Ju''  thirty  six  pounds  twelve  shilP  in  full  for 
Sixty  one  Men  in  Cap'  WHiitcombs  Company  for  Blankets  in  said  Com- 
pany agreeable  to  the  within  List  at  12/  each,  by  me  Deducting  one 
pound  four  shillings  for  two  men  Inlisted  into  the  Train  viz  Abraham 
Griffin  and  Eben""  parsons  and  y*^  Remainder  is  35=8=0 

Elijah  Clayes  Lieu' 


Joseph  Potter* 

Amasa  Parker* 

William  Robertson 

William  Toleman 

Moses  Tucker 

Eleazer  Stoddard 

Ebenezer  Toleman* 

Benjamin  Toleman 

Henry  Veazey 

John  Whitney 

Jonathan  Wood 

Elisha  Walton 

Elijah  Walton 

Benjamin  Wheeler 

John  WMiitney  2^ 

Samuel  Follet 

Joshua  Ellis         absent  sick 

Samuel  Kempton     "       " 

Samuel  Wilson         *•'       " 

Samuel  Treadwell 

Jeremiah  Wilson 

Jesse  Cheaney  on  furlough 

David  Braman 

Levy  Durrant 

Charles  Milins 

Parson  Newell 

Ebenezer  Parsons  in  the  train 

Georg  Parkhurst*  Deserted 

Samuel  Parkhurst  Deserted 

Hezekiah  .Scot  do 

Abraham  Griffin  in  the  train 

Abijah  Whitcomb 


Present 
do 
do 
do 

Present 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Present 
do 

Present 
do 
Deserted 
Dead 


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[1-230] 


\_Captain    W hit  comb' s  Co.'\ 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging;  to  Cap':  Whitcombs  Company  in  CoU 
Reeds  Reg':  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec^  of  Tim"  AValkei' 
Jr.  Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  for  the  regimental  Coats  which  waS 
promis"*  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 


Joseph  Smith 
Eleazer  Jordan 
Jonathan  Farr 
Abijah  Whitcomb 
Joshua  Farr 
Abel  Easterbrooks 
Benjamin  Toleman 
Benjamin  Hewes 
Samuel  Bishop 

his 

Eleazer  X  Stoddard 

mark 

Isaac  Huchins 
Waitstill  Field 
Andrew  Butler 


Joseph  Medcalf 
asa  hutcliins 
Moses  Tucker 
Joseph  Potter 
Samuel  Wilson 
Jesse  Cheney 
Stephen  Brigham 
Josiah  Burton 
Silvanus  Reed 
William  Tolman 
Nathaniel  Cumings 
Elij.  Walton 
Enoch  Cumings 
jonatlian  Wood 


Nathaniel  Hills 
David  Braman 
John    Harrington 

Joshua 
Hollowill  merrill 
Levi  Durant 
Josiah  Hastings 

hit 

Elisha  X  Walton 

mark 

Ezekiel  Chase 
Eleazer  Cobleigh 
John  Whitney  2^ 
John  Whitney 
Henrv  Veazie 


for 


1775  Ocf  13  Rec-^  of  Tim°:  Walker  Ju^-   Forty  Eight  Dollars  for  reg- 
imental Coats  for  the  Twelve  men  hereafter  named  viz' : 


William  Eatton  Ephraim  Farr 

Joseph  Hammond  [Jr.]  Asa  Gale 
Joseph  Kneeland  Charles  Johnson 

Sam'  Treadwell  John  Merrill 


Benj"  Wheeler 
Jeremiah  Wilson 
Joshua  Ellis 
Samuel  Follet 


which  Money  I  promise  equally  to   divide  to   the  above  named  on  De- 
mand, said  Men  belong  to  my  Company  and  are  now  absent 

Jonathan  Whitcomb  Cap' 


[1-231]    \_Capiai>z  William   Walkers  Co.     List  for  Blankets.'] 

A  List  of  the  Mens  Names  Mustered  at  Cambridge  May  26  1/75    Cap' 
Walkers  Companv 


Cap'  W"  Walker 
Lieu'  James  Brown 
Ensign  W"'  Roby 
Dan'  Warner 
Francis  Putnam 
John  Lund 


Moses  Chandler 
Abijah  Reed 
Elifelet  Bailey 
Eleazer  Blanchard 
Rich''  Adams 
Eben""  Fosoet 


James  Harwood 
Ichabod  Lovewell 
Hart  Balch 
Stephen  Blanchard 
Jacob  Blodget 
Nehemiah  Winn 


204 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


W™  A'  Hawkins 
Medad  Combs 
Sim"  Butterfield 
Peter  Honey 
Paul  Clogstone  Dead 
Joel  Steward 
Philip  Ab'  Roby 
Jonathan  Harris 
W"  Harris  Jim"" 
Arch^  Gibson 
Ben"  Whitney 
Jonathan  Danforth 
Phin'  Whitney 
David  Adams 
Jason  Russell  Dead 
Ben"  Bailev 


W™  Butterfield 
James  Gibson 
David  Marsh 
John  Snow 
Nathan  Abbot 
Tim'y  Darling 
Dan'  Brown 
Theodore  Stevens 
Henrj^  Stevens 
Stephen  Blanchard  Jr. 
Henry  Lovejoy 
Jonathan  Gray 
Isaac  Brow'n 
Abel  Danforth 
Simeon  Hill 
Asa  Cram  Dead 


Stephen  Chase 
Joshua  Severance 
Israel  How 
Joseph  Greely 
Paul  Wood 
Moses  Chamberlin 
Jonathan  Emerson 
Henry  Lovewell 
Oliver  Woods  Dead 
Nehemiah  Wright 
Silas  Chamberlin 
Nehemiah  Lovewell 
John  Lovewell 
David  Adams  Jur. 
W™  Harris 
Mansfield  Taplin 


Winter  hill  y^  ii"'  of  Sep^  1775 — 

Rec**  of  Timothy  Walker  Jur.  thirty  seven  j^ound  Sixteen  ShilP  in  full 
for  Blankets  tor  Sixty  three  Men  in  my  company  at  12/  each 
by  me 

W"  Walker  Cap' 


[1-232] 


[  Captain   William   Walker's  C(9.] 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Walker's  Comp^  in  Coll  Reed's 
Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec*^  of  Tim°  Walker  Jun"^ 
Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  for  a  regimental  Coat  which  was  promised 
us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 


John  Lund 

John  Lovewell 

-^  his 

Simeon  X  Butterfield 

mark 
his 

Peter  X  Honey 

mark 
his 

Joel  X  Steward 

mark 

Benjamin  Whitney 
Phinehas  Whitney 
Benjamin  Bay  ley 

his 

Eliphalet  X  Bayley 

mark 

Eleazer  Blanchard 

his 

Richard  X  Adams 


Ebenezer  X  Fusget 

mark 

David  Marsh 
Moses  Chamberlin 
Jon*  Emerson 
Nathan  Abbot 
Timothy  Darling 
Daniel  Brown 
Isaac  Brown 
Simeon  hills 
James  Harwood 
Jacob  Blodget 
Stephen  Chase 
Nehemiah  Winn 
Silas  Chamberlin 
Mansfield  Taplin 


David  Adams 
William  Harris 
Jonathan  Danforth 

his 

Abel  X  Danforth 

mark 

Nehemiah  Lovewell 
Stephen  Blanchard  Jr. 
Henry  Stevens 
John  Snow 
Hart  Balch 
Fr  :  Putnam 
Abijah  Reed 
Philip  Roby 
Joshua  Severance 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


205 


1775  Oct""  13  Rec'^ :  of  Tim°:  Walker  Jr.  Nineteen  Pounds  four  Shil- 
lings L  my  for  regimental  Coats  for  the  Sixteen  following  Persons  viz' 

Daniel  Warner 


William  Hawkins 
Medad  Combs 
W"  Harris  Jun' 
Arch''  Gibson 
David  Adams  2*^ 


Moses  Chandler 
William  Butterfield 
Theodore  Stevens 
Henry  Lovejoy 
Ichabod  Lovewell 


Stephen  Blanchard 
Joseph  Grealee 
Henry  Lovewell 
Nehemiah  Wright 
Israel  How 


which  money  I  promise  to  pay  to  the  above  named  Persons  on  Demand 

W'"  Walker  Cap* 


[1-233] 


\_Captaln  Philip  Thomas's  Co.'] 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap'  Thomas's  Company  in  Coll 
Reed's  Reg'  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  receiv'' of  Timothy 
Walker  Jr.  Four  Dollars  each  man  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  Regimental 
Coat  which  was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 

Med  ford  Ocf :  4  1775 


Jacob  Peirce 
John  Demary 
Eben''  Ingalls 
Samuel  Parker 
obadiah  marsh 
Ezekiel  Demary 
Caleb  Winn 
David  Hale 
Thomas  Hutchinson 
Stephen  Adams 
Simeon  Ingalls 
Simon  Davis 


Thomas  Emery 
Benjamin  Beels 
James  Cochran 
Peter  Webster 
Benj"  Parker 
Jer  Rusell 

hii 

Thomas  X  Henderson 

mark 
hit 

Timothy  X   Rogers 

mark 

Nehemiah  Porter 
Hezekiah  Wetherbee 


Benj*  Lovering 
Ezekiel  Learned 

his 

Richard  X  Alexander 

mark 

Enos  Lake 
Henry  Davis 
Reuben  page 
Dudley  Griffin 
Daniel  Russell 
Daniel  Lake 
David  Davis 
Leme  Paee 


1775  Ocf  i5">  Rec''  of  Tim"  Walker  J'  Ten  Pounds  Sixteen  Shil- 
lings L  my  for  Regimental  Coats  for  the  Nine  Persons  hereafter  named 
belonging  to  my  Company,  being  absent — viz' 


Benj'*  Davis 
Joseph  Wright 
Joel  Russell 


Jacob  Hobbs 
John  Thompson 
Isaac  Leeland 


Godfrey  Richardson 
Hugh  Gragg  &. 
Beni"  Dole 


which  Money  I  promise  to  deliver  to  the  above  Persons  on  demand 

Philip  Thomas  Cap' 


2o6 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[1-234]    \_Captain  Benjaynin  Manns  Co.     List  for  Blankets.'] 


Sar*  Abijah  Allen 
Sar*  Jonathan  Robbins 
Sar'  Simeon  Ames 
Sav*  Ebenezer  Carpen- 
ter 
Corp.  Samuel  Abbott 
Corp.  Willm  Miles 
Corp.  John  Buxton 
Corp.  Silas  Fuller 
John  Farnum 
Benj''  Beavins 
Elijah  Avery 
Will'"  Ball 
Ebenezer  Carleton 
Daniel  Collins 
Sam'  Campbell 
John  Dutton 
Nathaniel  Farr 
Jonathan  Foster 
John  Fish 
Isaac  Flagg 


John  Gillson 
Adino  Goodenow 
John  Hutchinson 
Simeon  Hildrith 
Jeremiah  Holt 
Nathaniel  Haselton 
Simeon  Holt 
Joseph  Hodgman 
Joseph  Lowell 
Asa  Lewis 
Stephen  Lund 
Timothy  Lowell 
Will'"  Parker 
Benj"  Randell 
Samuel  Scripture 
John  Sloan 
John  Stroud 
Samuel  Scripture  J'' 
Thomas  Tarbell 
Edmund  Tarbell 
Edmund  Tavlor 


John  Thomas 
Samuel  Wright 
George  Woolson 
Robert  Worsley 
John  Adams 
Isaac  Barrett 
Jacob  Blodgett 
John   Brown 
Ebenezer  Blood 
Joseph  Blood 
Amos  Colburn 
Manuel  Grace 
Reuben  Hosmer 
Zaccheus  Hodgman 
Joseph  Herrick 
Caleb  Shaw 
Benj"  Wright 
Levi  Rogers^ 
Joseph  Slack 


Winter  Hill  Sep'  y*"  13*''  1775 

Rec*^  of  Timothy  Walker  Ju''  thirty  four  pounds  four  shilP  in  full  for 
fifty  seven  mens  Blankets  in  my  company  at  12/  Each 

by  me 

Benjamin  Mann  Cap* 


[^-235] 


\_Captain  Boijamin  jMan?t's  Co.'] 


We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap' :  Mann's  Company  in  Coll  Reed's 
Reg' :  do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec*^ :  of  Tim°  Walker  Jr. 
Four  Dollars  each  Man  in  full  for  a  regimental  Coat  which  was 
promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 


Abijah  Allen 
Jonathan  Robbins 
Samuel  Abbot 
William  Mills 
Silas  Fuller 
John  Buxton 

bis 

Benjamin  X  Bevins 


Joseph  Herrick 
Sam'  Scriptur  2^ 

his 

Isaac  X  Barrett 

mark 

John  Dutten 
John  thomas 
Samuel  Campbell 
Jonathan  Foster 


John  X  Sloan 

iTurk 

John  Hutchinson 
Simeon  Hildrith 
Amos  Coburn 
Edmund  Taylor 
Jeremiah  Holt 
Simon  Holt 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


207 


Timothy  Lowell 

111! 

Jolin  X  Fish 

mark 

Isaac  Fhigg 
John  farnum 
Joseph  Ilodgman 

hU 

Joseph  X   Lovvel 


Nath'  X  Haseltine 

mark 
hii 

George  X  VVoolson 


Elijah  X  Averil 

mark 

Daniel  Collins 
Adine  Goodenouf 


Oct'  13  1775     Rec"^  of  Tim"  :  Walker  Jr  : 
followins:  Men  being  absent  viz' 


Sam'  X  Scripture 

in.irk 

Jolin  Gilson 
Asa  Lewis 

hU 

William  X  Bale 

mark 

John  Adams 
Joseph  Shick 


Four  Dollars  for  each  of  the 


Simon  Ames 
Eben"^  Carpenter 
Thom^  Tarbell 
Edmund  Tarbel 
Stephen  Lund 


Nath'  Farr 
Eben"'  Carlton 
Zac'  Ilogsman 
Benjamin  Rcndall 
John  Stroud 


I  do  hereby  Promise  to  deliver  four  Dollar 
fourteen  Men 


William  Parker 
Levi  Rogers 
Jacob  Blodgett 
Samuel  Wright 


sto  each  of  the  above  named 
Benjamin  Mann  Cap' 


[1-237] 


\_Captain  yosiah  Crosby's  Co.'] 


We  the  Subscribers  in  Cap* :  Crosby's  Company  in  Coll  Reeds  Reg' : 
do  hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  rec* :  of  Tim" :  Walker  Jr :  Four 
Dollars  each  Man  in  full  satisfaction  for  the  regimental  Coat  which 
was  promised  us  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 

Ocf  12,  1775 


Tho«  Clark 
Ebenezer  Wakefield 
Nurse  Sawyer 
James  Gilman 
Joseph  Leavitt 
Isaac  Wright 
William  Bradford 
Lemuel  Winchester 
Peter  Goss 
Jabez  Holt 
Joseph  Wallace 
Thaddeus  Fitch 


Joseph  Wakefield 
Roger  Dutton 
Joseph  Boutwell 
Jonas  Perry 

Nathaniel  X  Berritt 

mark 

Thomas  Boutell 
Samuel  Stearns 
Jonathan  Greele 
Jacob  Curtice 


Bezaleel  Howe 
John  Greele 
Amos  Flint 
Joel  How 

his 

Jon"  X  Burnam 

mark 

Sam'  X  Williams 
Robert  cochran 
Andrew  Leavitt 

his 

Jonathan  X  Wilkins 


Stephen  X  Crosby  a       tt     """" 

^        ™,k  -  Asa  rarnum 


1775  Oct'  13  Rec''  Four  Dollars  of  Tim"  Walker  Ju' :  for  each  of  the 


208  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Nineteen  following    Persons    being   absent    for   their    regimental    Coats 
promised  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire  viz* 

John  Mills  Benja  Davis  Jon"  Taylor 

David  Ramsey  Joshua  Abbott  Joshua  Pettengill 

Josiah  Sawyer  Alexander  Brown  Nath'  Grealey 

Elea"'  W.  Kingsbury        Thomas  Giles  William  Wakefield 

Eli  Wilkins  Rufus  Trask  Jonathan  Small 

Thomas  Powell  Archelaus  Kenny 

Joshua  Burnham  Solomon  Kittridge 

I  promise  to  deliver  Four  Dollars  to  each  of  the  above  named  19  Alen 
on  Demand 

Josiah  Crosby  Cap' 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE  TROOPS  IN  THE  QUEBEC 
EXPEDITION. 

NOTE    BY    THE    EDITOR. 

In  August,  1775,  General  Washington  conceived  the  idea  of  send- 
ing a  force  to  attempt  the  capture  of  Quebec.  Their  route  was  to  be 
up  the  Kennebec  river,  thence  through  the  forests  of  Maine  and 
Canada  to  the  Chaudierc  river,  and  thence  down  that  stream  to  its 
junction  with  the  St.  Lawrence,  about  four  miles  above  Quebec. 

The  detachment  was  composed  of  men  enlisted  for  that  duty  from 
the  troops  in  the  vicinity  of  Boston,  and  was  placed  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Benedict  Arnold,  with  Lieut.  Col.  Roger  Enos  as  sec- 
ond in  command.  They  were  relieved  from  duty  in  the  several 
organizations  to  which  they  formerly  belonged,  and  ordered  to  Cam- 
bridge common  on  the  8th  and  9th  of  September,  where  they  were 
organized  into  two  battalions  of  about  eleven  hundred  men,  and  re- 
mained until  the  evening  of  the  13th,  when  they  marched  to  Med- 
ford.  They  sailed  from  Newburyport  on  the  19th,  and  reached  the 
Kennebec  on  the  day  following,  landing  about  three  miles  below 
Fort  Western,  which  was  on  the  site  of  the  present  city  of  Augusta. 
From  that  place  the  detachment  marched  in  four  divisions,  with 
rations  for  forty-five  days.  About  the  27th  of  October,  Lieut.  Col. 
Enos,  with  three  companies,  became  discouraged,  and  returned  to 
Cambridge.  The  remainder  of  the  force  pushed  on  through  a  path- 
less forest,  wading  through  swollen  streams  of  ice-cold  water,  and 
almost  impenetrable  swamps.  Their  provisions  were  exhausted  long 
before  reaching  the  Canadian  settlements,  their  clothes  became  so 
dilapidated  as  to  furnish  but  little  protection  against  the  rigor  of  a 
Canadian  winter,  and  many  were  barefoot  for  days  before  they 
reached  Quebec  on  the  8th  of  November.  The  sufferings  of  this 
band  of  heroes  cannot  be  expressed,  and  could  have  been  endured 
only  by  a  class  of  men  inured  to  hardship  and  exposure,  and  fired 
with  a  patriotism  which  prompts  its  possessors  to  win  the  victory  or 
perish  in  the  attempt.  In  this  detachment  were  at  least  eighty-eight 
New  Hampshire  men,  as  shown  by  the  following  rolls.  New  Hamp- 
shire had  also  at  the  same  time  three  companies,  numbering  195  men, 
in  the  service  in  Canada  under  Col.  Timothy  Bedel,  which  did  good 
service  at  St.  John  and  elsewhere;  thirty-three  companies,  contain- 
ing 1,264  men,  under  Col.  Wingate,  guarding  our  sea-coast  ;  and  at 
least  three  regiments,  of  ten  companies  each,  in  Gen.  Washington's 
army  in  Massachusetts.  Notwithstanding  this  the  little  state  raised 
on  short  notice  and  sent  thirty-one  companies,  containing  1895  men, 
to  Massachusetts,  in  December,  to  take  the  place  of  some  Connecti- 
cut troops  who  were  not  patriotic  enough  to  remain  in  the  service  at 
that  critical  time,  amounting  in  all  to  nearly  5,000  men  in  the  army 
from  this  state  in  December,  1775. 
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[1-241] 


\_A/noii/its  due  the  JMoi  of  Ueardorn's  Co.'\ 


1 

what's  Due  up 

Time  of  first 

uiulcr  whom 

What 

Pay 

to  first  of 

Inlistment 

Regt 

Rcccivd 

Scptcmr 

Henry  Dearborn  Cap' 

'April  23,  1775 

Stark 

18.    0.0 

7.  12.0 

Nath"  Hutchins  Ens" 

Do 

M^^laughlin 

!     Do 

II.    0.0 

4.     1.4 

Ammi  Andrews    Serj' 

Do 

Hale 

Do 

8.08.0 

3.    4.0 

Joseph  Thomas     Do 

Do 

Dearborn 

Do 

7.    4.0 

3.    0.9 

Jon-'  Perkins          Do 

Do 

Moor 

Do 

7.    4.0 

3.    0.9 

Sam"  Clierry         Do 

Do 

Reed 

!     Do 

7.    4.0 

3.    0.9 

Tho»  M'CIure         Do 

24 

M'laughlin 

i     Do 

7.    4.0 

2.  19    2 

Moses  Oilman    Corp^ 

May  8  — 

Kinsman 

Do 

6. 12.0 

I. 13. 9 

Timothy  Ahern     Do 

April  23 

Richards 

Do 

6. 12.0 

2.15.8 

James  Taggart      Do 

Do 

Hale 

Do 

6. 12  0 

2.15.8 

Simeon  Sanborn  Do 

Do 

Abbot 

Do 

6.12.0 

2.15.8 

Caleb  Edson       Fifer 

May  8 

Kinsman 

Do 

6. 12.0 

I. 13. 9 

Tho*  Frohock    Private 

.      Do 

Do 

Do 

6.  0.0 

[Torn.] 

W""  Johnston 

Amos  Heath 

May  14 

Abbot 

Do 

6.  0.0 

I.   2.8 

John  M'^Collom 

Do  I 

Moor 

Do 

6.   0.0 

2.   0.0 

Jon"  Fogg 

April  23 

Do 

Do 

6.  0.0 

2.10.8 

Aaron  Serjant 

Do 

Do 

Do 

6.   0.0 

2.10.8 

John  Robinson  Drumer 

June  16 

Norris 

Poor 

6.   0.0 

John  Dobbin  Private 

April  24 

APlaughlin 

Stark 

6.   0.0 

2.  9.4 

Jon-'  Norris 

Do  23 

Moor 

Stark 

6.  0.0 

2.10.8 

David  George 

Do 

Reed 

Do 

6.   0.0 

2.10.8 

Tho'*  Stickney 

May  I 

Moor 

Do 

6.  0.0 

2.   0.0 

Winthrop  Keneson 

Do 

Do 

Do 

6.  0.0 

2.   0.0 

Joseph  Loverin 

April  24 

Abbot 

Do 

6.   0.0 

2.  9.- 

Moses  Follinsby 

Do 

M^'laughlin 

Do 

6.  0.0 

2.   9.- 

Joseph  Smith 

May  ii'h 

abbots 

Do 

6.  0.0 

I.  6.8 

Enos  Runnels 

Do  I 

Moor 

Stark 

6.   0.0 

2.   0.0 

John  Ray 

April  24 

M^'laughlin 

Do 

6.   0.0 

2.  9.4 

John  Orr 

D-23 

Reed 

Do 

6.   0.0 

2.10.8 

Tho«  Toliey 

May  29 

Titcomb 

Poor 

6.  0.0 

0.  4.0 

John  Maunhun 

April  23 

Richards 

Stark 

6.  0.0 

2.10.8 

Edmond  Bointon 

May  I 

Hutchins 

Do 

6.   0  0 

2.  0.0 

Jn°  Flanders 

April  24 

Abbot 

Do 

6.  0.0 

2.  9.4 

Josiah  Allen 

Do  23 

Moor 

Do 

6.   0.0 

2.10.8 

Sam"  Sias 

May  6 

Dearborn 

Do 

6.  0.0 

1. 13. 4 

Jno  Robinson 

April  24 

Abbot 

Do 

6.  0.0 

2.  9.1 

Joseph  Springer 

May  20 

Kinsman 

Do 

6.  0.0 

0.14.8 

W'"  Preston 

Do  4 

Abbot 

Do 

6.  0.0 

I. 16.0 

Eliphas  Reed 

Do  12 

Do 

Do 

6,  0  0 

I.   5.4 

Jo^  Davis 

Do  6 

Do 

Do 

6.  0.0 

I-I3-4 

Peter  Roswell  Stephens 

April  24 

Do 

6.  0.0 

2.  9-4 

Partrick  Fling 

April  23 

M'laughlin 

Stark 

6.  0.0 

2.10.8 

Bryan  Rocjue 

Do  28 

Woodbury 

Do 

6.  0.0 

2.  4.0 

Elkiner  Danforth 

IMay  27 

Clough 

Poor 

6.   0.0 

0.  6.8 

Jacob  Chace 

April  23 

Hale 

Stark 

6.  0  0 

2.10.8 

Moses  Martin 

May  10 

Abbot 

Do     1 

6.  0.0 

I.  8.0 

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REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


what's  Due  up 

Time  of  first 

under  whom 

What 

Pay 

to  first  of 

Inlistment 

Regt 

Stark 

Receivd 

Septerar 

John  Bean 

April  23 

Hutchins 

6. 

0.0 

2.10.8 

James  Beverly 

May  4 

Dearborn 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

I . 16.0 

Robert  Heath 

April  23 

Hale 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.10.8 

John  Morgan 

April  30 

Hutchens 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.     1.4 

Nath"  Martin 

Do  23 

Moor 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.10.8 

W™  Forest 

Do  Do 

[Torn  out.] 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

[Torn  out.] 

Matthias  French 

May  8 

Dearborn 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

1. 10. 8 

James  Carr 

April  23 

Hale 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.10.8 

Enoch  Bayley 

Do  Do 

Woodbury 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.10.8 

David  Lawler 

Do  24 

M'^laughlin 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.  9.4 

W"  Taylor 

Do  23 

Hale 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.10.8 

Jon"  Smith 

Do  24 

M'^laughlin 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.  9.4 

Sam'i  Hews 

Volenti ne  Serjeant 

Do  23 

Reed 

Do 

6 

0.0 

2.10.8 

Robert  Holland 

May  I 

Moor 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.   0.- 

John  Clark 

April  24 

Abbot 

Do 

6- 

0.0 

2.   9.4 

Moses  Fellows 

Do  23 

[Torn  out.] 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.10.8 

Tho^  Holmes 

May  4 

Reed 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

I . 16.0 

Moses  Kinibal 

April  23 

Hale 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

2.10.8 

Abra'"  Kimball 

John  Pike  Hilton 

May  23 

Dearborn 

Do 

6. 

0.0 

0. 12.0 

/146.10.8 

The  above  is  a  True  Roll  of  the  Company  that  March'd  from  Cam- 
bridge to  Qjiebec  with  me  in  the  year  1775 

Henry  Dearborn,  Cap* 
Sworn  to  before  the  Committee 

State  of  New  Hampshire     In  Committee  of  Safety  Novem''  8'^  1776 
To  Nich^  Oilman  Esq''  R.  G.     Pay  Each  Person  in  the  foregoing  Roll 
the  Sum  carried  oft' against  his  name  as  due — 

M  Weare  Chairman 

We  the  Subscribers  do  Acknowledge  to  have  receivd  of  Nicholas  Gil- 
man  The  Several  Sums  Carry'd  of  against  our  names  as  the  Balance  Due 
as  witness  our  Hands — 

Jonathan  -|-  Fogg 

mark 

received  for  John  Dobbin  per  order  Math'""  Patten 
William  Taylor  Receiv'd  for  John  Pike  Hilton 

Jonathan  Perkins  0.12.0 

Elkanah  Danforth  &  for  my  Self  7.12.0 


Joseph  Smith 
James  Beverley 


£8.  4.2 
Per  Henry  Dearborn 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


219 


william  Picssou 

hU 

EliphisX  Reed 

mark 

Jonathan  Nonis 

Moses  Kimball 

Robart  -|-  Hollands  mark 

Timothy  A  hern 

Receiv'd  for  Aaron  Sargent  505  8 

Thomas  Clough 
Jn**  Robertson 

Robert  Heath 

Received  for  Thomas  Holmes 
per  order  Samuel  Cherry 
Peter  R  Stevens 

Edmund  Boyenton 

Thomas  Stickney 

Enos  Runnells 

Rec'^  for  John  ISIcCollam  per 

order.      Henry  Dearborn 
Rec'd  for  Sam'  Sias  per  Order 

£1.13-4 

Henry  Dearborn 

received  for  Joseph  Davis 
Per  order  Per  Cutting  Noyes 
Rec**  for  Amos  Heath  per  order 
2258 — 

Per  Sam"  Little 
rec'^  for  David  Lawler 
per  order — 2.9.4 

James  Underwood 
Receiv'd  for  Matthias  French 
JEi.io.8     William  french  Juner 
Rec**  my  wages  within  mentioned 
Jacob  Chase 
Rec*^  for  Jonathan  Smith 

per  order. 

Per  Natha'  Hutchins 


Receiv'd  for  John  morgan  2.1.4 

&  for  my  Self —  4.  i  .4 

£6.3.8 
Per  Natha'  Hutchins 
Receiv'd  for  Nath  Martin 

2.10.8  Per  Math^'  Patten 

receiv'd  for  Thom"  APClure 

2.19.3 
&  for  my  Self —  3.  4.0 


£6.  3.2 
Per  Am  mi  Andrews 
received  for  moses  fellows         3.10.8 
&  for  my  Self —  3.  0.9 


£5.11.5 
Joseph  thomas 
Samuel  Chirrey 
Receiv'd  for  Patrick  Fling 

3.10.8 
for  Volentine  Serjeant  3.10.S 

for  David  Georo^e —  2.10.8 


£7.12.0 
Per  Samuel  Cherry 
Enoch  Bayley 
Thomas  frohoclc 

Gilman 

Caleb  Edson 

Rec**  49^-  4^  for  Moses  Follinsby 
Per  order  Per 

John  Hogg 
Rec**  555-  8  for  James  Taggart 
per  order — 

Per  Am  mi  Andrews 
Rec"^  for  John  Maunhun 
per  order — 

Daniel  Moor 
Rec**  for  John  Orr  per  order 
£2.10.8 

Per  James  Betton 


220 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[1-242] 

A  List  of  the  Officers  &  Privates  Belonging  to  my  Company  who 
went  to  Qiiebec  Last  fall  under  the  Command  of  Col°  Arnold,  who  have 
Not  Received  their  Pay  as  Soldiers  in  the  Newhampshire  Troops  for  the 
Month  of  June  in  the  year  1775 — 


Henry  Dearborn  Cap' 
Nathanel  Huchens  Lieu' 
Ammi  Andrews  Ens" 
Joseph  Thomas  Sarg' 
Jonathan  Purkens  D° 
Samuel  Cherry        D" 
Thomas  M^Cluer    D° 
Moses  Gilmon  Corp' 
Timothy  Aharn  D° 
James  Taggart    D° 
Simeon  Sanborn  D° 
Caleb  Edson  fifer 
Thomas  Frohock  Private 
William  Johnson       D° 
Amos  Heath 
John  M^Collom 
Jonathan  Fogg 
Aaron  Sargent 
John  Robinson 
John  Dobbin 
Jonathan  Norris 
David  George 
Thomas  Stickney 
Winthrop  Kineston 
Joseph  Lovering 
Moses  Folinsby 
Joseph  Smith 
Enos  Runnels 
John  Kay 
John  Orr 
Joseph  Springer 
William  Presson 
Eliphes  Reed 
JosejDh   Davis 

A  True  List 
October  30""  1776 


Peter  Oswal  Stevens 
Patrick  Fling 
Bryan  Roque 
Eleanali  Danforth 
Jacob  Chace 
Moses  Marten 
John  Been 
James  Beverly 
Robart  Heath 
John  Morgan 
Nathanel  Marten 
William  Forrist 
Matthias  French 
James  Carr 
Enoch  Bayley 
David  Lolly 
William  Taylor 
Jonathan  Smith 
Samuel  Hews 
Volintine  Sargent 
Robart  Holland 
John   Clark 
Moses  Fellows 
Thomas  Holmes 
Moses  kimbal 
Abraham  Kimbal 
John  Pike  Hilton 
Thomas  Tolly 
Jolin  Maunhun 
Edmond  Byanton 
John  Flanders 
Josiah  Ellen 
Samuel  Syas 
John  Robinson  Redhead 


Henry  Dearborn  Cap' 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


221 


[1-243] 

A  Return  of  Men  from  the  New-Hampshire  Regiments  in  Col.  Bene- 
dict Arnold's  Detachment,  not  paid  for  the  Month  of  August  1775 — 


Names 

Regiments 

Companies 

Quality 

Companies 
row  in 

Wages  due 

Moses  Kimbal 

3"^  Reeds 

1'* 

Private 

Derborne 

£         S.    D 

2 

Luther  Trowbridge 

d° 

Whitcombs 

Corp' 

Wards 

2.    4.- 

Eben''  Toolman 

d° 

d" 

Private 

d" 

2 

Edw'i  Arnold 

d" 

d" 

d° 

d" 

2 

John  Barker 

d" 

d" 

d" 

d« 

2 

Joseph  Fasset 

d° 

d" 

d° 

d" 

2 

Gil.  Cascwell 

d° 

Massey's 

d" 

d" 

2 

Jos.  Parks 

d" 

d° 

d» 

d'' 

2 

Jn"  Doole 

d° 

Thomas's 

d" 

d" 

2 

Jn°  Brown 

d" 

Man's 

d" 

d° 

2 

Rob*  Wessly 
Amos  Boynton 

d" 
d« 

d" 
d° 

d° 
Serj' 

d" 
d" 

2 

2.   8- 

Wildair  Kedder 

d° 

Town's 

Fifer 

M-^Cobb's 

2.    4- 

Ephraim  Stevens 

d° 

d° 

Private 

d° 

2 

Sam'  Harpur 

d" 
7"'  Starks 

d" 
Derbons 

d" 
Capt 

d° 
Derborn's 

2 

Henry  Derborne 

£30.16.- 

6 

Nath'  Hutchins 

d° 

9'" 

I''  Lieut 

d° 

4 

Ammi  Andrews 

d° 

IO«' 

Ensign 

d° 

3 

d" 
d" 

J  St  2<1  '^d  ^'h 

4,  6,  8  &  10 

4  Serj'ts 
4  Corp'^ 

d" 
d" 

9.12  - 
8.16- 

Caleb  Edson 

d° 

6th 

Fifer 

d" 

2.  4- 

d° 
1 1*"^  Poors 

3" 

61  Priv*^ 
Private 

d« 
d" 

122 

John  M.  Oilman 

£155.12- 

2 

Eleay/  Danforth 

d° 

3 

d« 

d" 

2 

Tho"  Tollcy 

d" 

.h 

d" 

d" 

2 

Jn"  Robertson 

d° 

7"' 

d" 

d" 

2 

£8 

Sir 


Cambridge  Head  Qiiarters 
Septcm""  14,  1775 


His  Excell"  General  Washington  desires  you  would  give  the  neces- 
sary  Directions  for    the    Payment  of  the  New    Hampshire   Troops   to 


222  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

amount  the  Money  specified  on  the  other  Side  for  the  Men  detached  un- 
der Col  Amherst 

I  am  very  respectfully  Sir 
Your  most  Hbble 
Serv. 

The  Hon.  General  Jos.  Reid 

Sullivan  Secretary 

Winter  Hill  Septem''"  14th  1775 

Sir  I  Desire  you  would  Immediately  pay  ofl' The  within  mentioned 
Sums  to  The  Troops  now  marching  to  Canady  or  vSend  it  by  Captain 
Dearborn  &  you  will  oblidge  your  Humble  Servant 

Jn"  Sullivan 

Ichabod  Rollings  Esq'' 

N  B  all  Those  who  have  not  been  paid  up  to  the  month  of  August 
ought  to  be  Immediately  paid  y"^^  as  above 

Jn°  Sullivan 
Dea"^  Brooks 

S''  I  Desier  that  you  Wold  answer  the  above  Reqest  as  I  Have  Not 
the  money 

Icha*^  Rollins 


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ROLLS  OF  THE   TROOPS   ENGAGED  IN  THE   DE- 
FENCE  OF   PISCATAOUA    HARBOR,    1775. 

[The  fourth  provincial  congress  voted,  on  the  first  day  of  Septem- 
ber, 1775,  to  raise  four  regiments  of  minute  men  by  the  enlistment 
of  men  from  the  several  regiments  of  militia.  The  men  were  to  be 
enlisted  for  four  months,  and  then  others  were  to  take  their  places. 
Col.  Joshua  Wingate,  of  Stratham,  was  appointed  to  take  command 
of  the  first  regiment,  with  the  rank  of  colonel  ;  Jonathan  Burnham, 
lieutenant  colonel  ;  James  Hackett  and  George  Gains,  majors.  The 
troops  were  stationed  in  Portsmouth,  New  Castle,  Kittery,  and  vicin- 
ity, to  defend  the  harbor  from  any  attack  that  might  be  made  upon  it 
by  the  enemy  from  the  seaward. 

The  following  are  the  rolls  of  the  several  companies  as  mustered 
November  5,  giving  their  several  stations  : — Ed.] 


[1-244]   \_Colofiel  yoshua  Wingate' s  Return  of  the  Troops  Stationed 
for  Defence  of  Piscataqua  Harbor^  November^  ^775-'] 

A  return  of  the  Rifle  Men   under  the  Command  of  Lieu'  James  Parr, 
on  Great-Island,  Nov'  5"'  1775 — James  Parr,  Lieut. 

Serjeants —  Corporals 

John  Dougherty  Aquilla  White 

John  Doyle  Alex"^  Crawford 

Privates — 

George  Sands  Jacob  Lindey  John  M'JMurtry 

George  Saltsman  Lawrence  Meskill  John  Early 

William  Leek  John  Youer  Michael  INIyles 

Charles  Cochran  John  Stretton  James  Laughlin 

Charles  Ford  David  Reece  William  Chesnut 

William  M"=Murry  Henry  Shoot  Henry  Snebly 

James  Carson  David  Wright  John  Bornheeter 

Aaron  Wright  Daniel  Mangnm  Hugh  Dennison 

Sam'  Dean  John  Thompson  Samuel  Sciley 

David  demons  Tho'  Cook 

Andrew  Johnston.  P)riinnncr 


224 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[1-245] 

Return  of  Cap' Joseph  Parsoiis's  Company,  on  Great-Island,  Nov"'  5**^ 
1775— 

Joseph  Parsons,  Cap'  William  Seavey,  i*'  Lieu' 

Nathan  Goss,  2^  Lieu' 


Sety'eants — 

Abraham  Libbey 
Alexander  Salter 
Timothy  Berry 
Sam'  Knowles 


Joseph  Rand 
Sam'  Jenness  Ju'' 
Job  Brown 
Nathan  Towle 
Peter  Jenness 
Nimshi 

Abraham  Cliftbrd 
Edward  Varrill 
James  Ryan 
Elijah  Lock 


Corporals — 

Henry  Shopley 
William  Rand 
Joshua  Lock 
Jeremiah  Berry 

Privates — 

James  Seavey 
Joshua  Rand 
Stephen  Rand 
Richard  Jenness 
Joseph  Brown 
W"  Yeaton 
Benjamin  Marden 
John  Rand 
Robert  Morrison 
John  Jenness 


Drummer- 
Peter  Johnson 

Flfer- 
Michael  Doulton 


John  Lock 
Edward  Randel 
Jacob  Tibbitts 
Thomas  Lang 
George  Sanders 
Abrah'"  Matthews 
John  Foss 
Tobias  Trundy 
William  Treferrin 
[Trefethen] 


[1-245] 

A   Return  of  Cap'  John   Calef's  Company   on   Great-Island   Nov'  5"*' 
1775— 


John  Calef,  Cap' 
Robert  Stewart,  i^'  Lieu' 


Benjamin  Hoit,  2^  Lieu' 
Peter  Morss,  Ensign 


Serjeants — 

Benjamin  Batchelder 
William  Richardson 
Charles  Collins 
Tho^  Eliot 


John  Darling 
James  Atwood 
Caleb  Webster 
Sam'  True 


Corporals — 

Benjamin  Morss 
Andrew  Bryant 
Zebadiah  Hoit 
Thomas  Gould 

Privates 

Benjamin  Fuller 
Jesse  Heath 
James  Randall 
Sam'  Goodwin 


JDriimnier — 
Ezra  French 

Fifer 
Theophilus  Goodwin 


John  Colby 
Samuel  Kimball 
Isaac  Eastman 
Peaslee  Hoyt 


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225 


John   Richardson 
Moses  Williams 
Jabez  Plummer 
Amos  Clark 

[I-H5] 


Daniel  Goodwin 
Nicholas  Colby 
Timothy  Currier 
Isaac  Whitcher 


Timothy  Heath 
Elijah  Bagley 
Andrew  Whitcher 
Jonathan  Peaslee 


A   Return  of  Cap'  Richard   Dowe's  Company  on   Great-Island  Nov' 


r  1775— 

Richard  Dowe, 
Jesse  Page,  i*' 

Serjeants — 
Benjamin  Stone 
Joseph  Perkins 
Richard  Cheney 
Asa  Dowe 


Cap' 
Lieu' 


Ezekiel  Giles,  z^  Lieu' 
Jeremiah  Dowe,  Ensign 


Corporals — 
John  Moor  Bay  ley 
David  Atwood 
Benj'  Davis 
Abr'ah'"  Amcy 

Privates — 
Nathan  Webster 
James  Noyes 
Dudley  Merrill 
Joseph  Knight 
Joseph  Hull 
Jeremiah  Poor 
Eph'"  Marsh 
Dudley  Currier 
Isaac  Clough 
John  Joiinson 
Stephen  Dole 
Joseph  Chandler 
Daniel  Colby 


Fifer 
Percy  Dow 


Isaac  Heath 
Pelatiah  Bartlett 
Joseph  Sanders 
Elijah  Hall 
John  Asten 
Pearly  Merrill 
Daniel  Haseltine 
Phineas  Gordain 
John  Hunkins 
Robert  Bradford 
Eben'  Woodbury 
John  Lancaster 
John  Hillsgrove 

[1-245] 

A  Return  of  Cap'  Benjamin  Butler's  Company,  on  Great-Island,  Nov' 

5«h  i773_ 


John  Clements 
Nath'  Noyes 
Abrah"  Chase 
Nath'  Cheney 
James  Grey 
Moses  Emery 
Isaac  Dow 
Daniel  Stevens 
Nath'  Simmons 
David  Carlton 
Sam'  Eatton 
Samuel  Huse 


Benjamin  Butler,  Cap' 
Vowell  Leathers,  i"'  Lieu' 


John  Gile,  3''  Lieu' 
Sam'  Gray,  Ensign. 


Serjeants — 
Tho»  M-^Connell 
Jonathan  Davis 
Daniel  Chesley 
Jonathan  Willey 
20 


Corporals — 
Jonathan  Iluckins 
John  Follett 
Philip  Chesley 
Abner  Davis 


Drummer — 

George  Plutchins 


226 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAK    ROLLS. 


Winthrop  Langley 
John  Kvnaston 
John  Chesley 
John  Ran  del 
William  Clark 
Joseph  Langley 
Asa  Gile 
Andrew  Chesley 
Edward  Fox 
Ebenezer  Leathers 
Abrah'"  Knight 


Privates 

Samuel  M'^Connell 
John  Bickford 
Tho'  Whitehorn 
Jonathan  Langley 
Nath'  Hall 
Abel  Leathers 
Jonathan  Crosbie 
John  Robinson 
Joseph  Leathers 
Israel  Fox 
Levi   Robinson 


Isaac  Chesley 
Eben""  Chesley 
Charles  Willey 
Qiiick  Priest 
Sawyer  Chesley 
Andrew  Simpson 
Sam'  Clark 
Robert  Downs 
Robert  Bomford 
Timothy  Gleeson 
William  Watson 


[1-246] 

A  Return  of  Cap'  Abraham  French's  Compan}-,  on  Great-Island,  Nov'' 

5"  1775— 


Abraham  French, 
Rich-i  Hubbard,  i 

Se7-jeants 

Aaron  Young 
Caleb  Siven 
Humphrey  Hook 
Jon'^  Pollard 


Daniel  Gilman 
Daniel  Smith 
Nehemiah   Davis 
Philip  Blasdel 
Tho^  Blasdel 
Joseph  Tucker 
James  Thorn 
Stephen  Clifford 
Nath'  Flanders 
Sam'  Blasdel 
Nathan  Bartlett 


Capt 
^'  Lieu' 


Rich''  Sleeper,  2^  Lieu' 
Joseph  Williams,  Ensign 


Co?-porals 

Jacob  Peaslee 
Isaac  Flanders 
Benjamin  Stevens 
William  Collins 

Privates 

Isaac  Webster 
Eph'"  Winslow 
Sam'  Bussiel 
Sam'  Cam  met 
Tho^  Butman 
John  Stevens 
Jereni}'  Bartlett 
Israel  Dimond 
Benj"  Colby 
Joseph  Brown 
David  Tilton 


P)ru})i?ner 
W^illiam  Tande 


Samuel  French 
Nath'  Felows 
Jotham  Sawer 
Timothy  Sanborn 
Eben^  Fiffield 
Enos  Sanborn 
Andrew  Mac 
Henry  Blasdell 
Scipio 


[1-246] 

A  Return  of  Cap'  Robert  Crawford's  Company,  on  Great-Island,  Nov 


^tu  iy75_ 


Robert  Crawford,  Cap' 


REVOLUTIONAKY    WAK    ROLLS. 


227 


Serjeants — Daniel  Wadson  Timothy  Tilton 

Privates — 


Ephraim  Sanborn 
Sherborn  Sanborn 
Abraham  Hook 


[1-246] 


Richard  GrilVy 
Stephen  Long 
Moses  Sleeper 


Ebenezer  Colbe 
Eli  Dow 
Spencer  Bennett 


A  Return  of  Cap'  Titus  Salter's   Company  of  Artillery  at  Fort  "Wash- 
ington Nov""  5"'  1775. 


Titus  Salter  Esq.  Cap' 
Tho'  Pickering,  i''  Lieu' 

Se?jea/its — 

Abner  Blasdell 
George  Munhull 
Joseph  Day 


Dan'  Evens,  2"^  Lieu' 
Joseph  Leigh,  Ensign 

Corporals  Drtimmer 

Richard  Jenkins  George  Waters 

Th^  Jones 

Plfer 
Hunking  Faxen 


Nathan   White 
Pelatiah  Weeks 


John  Williams,   Gunner  Rich"^  Colsten,   Gtmners  Mate 

W"*  M'^Intyre,   Coxswain  of  ye  Boats 

Privates 


John  Shortridge 
Noah  Peirce 
Daniel  Spinney 
Sam'  Hart 
William  Loud 
Daniel  Loud 
Henry  Cate 
Joseph  Brotten 
John  Underwood* 
Samuel  Hill 
William  Waldron 
George  Waldron 
George     Walton     dis'' 

Oct  30. 
William  Shoars 
Noah  Gilman 
Tho°  Thurber 
Obadiah  Marshall 
Sam'  Waters 
Josiali  Clark 


George  Rawlins 
George  Reed 
James  Yeates 
John  Akerman* 
William  Cross 
Amos  Beck 
John  Grey 
John  Benson 
Rich^  Lang 
Sam'  Weeks 
John  Sherborne 
Bcnj"  Cross 
Mark  Loud 
John  Abbott 
Joseph  Dudley 
Benj"  Smart 
Sam'  Goodwin 
John  Hull 
Sam'  Jones 
Tho*  Gammon 

*  Cashircd. 


James  Hight 
John  Varrell 
Jon"  Huntress 
W"  Green 
Sam'  Cotton 
Eph""  Davis 
Ed'i  Ayers 
Edmund  Furnald 
John  Clark 
Sam'  Slade 
Benj"  Yeaton 
Titus  Salter  Jr.  Oct. 
John  l^laisdcll 
Benj"  Holbrook 
Benj"  Dam — 
Dani  Strickland- 
John  Eliot — 
Charles  Stewart 
George  Berry 


17 
17 
25 
25 
30 
30 
30 
30 


228 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[1-246] 

A  Return  of  Capt.  Sam'  Hayes's  Companv,  on  Pierce's   Island,  Nov' 

5'"  1775— 

Samuel  Hayes,  Cap'  Johi^  Gate  i^'  L* 

James  Mardin  z^  L' 


Serjeants 


Corporals 


George  Waterhouse  Daniel  Ham 

Daniel  Rowel  Joseph  Hall 

Elijah  Seavey  Elisha  Blake 

Samuel  Foss  Gideon  Laighton 


Drummer 
Joshua  Holmes 


William  Kingman 
John  Babb 
Edward  Cater 
Sam'  Berry 
Nath'  Berry 
Stephen  Foss 
Jeremiah  Foss 
Moses  Babb 


Privates 

George  Berry 
Tho'  Berry 
George  Gray 
Sam'  Hayes 
Moses  Foss 
Sam'  Perkins 
John  Otis 
Levi  Daniclson 


Daniel  Bickford 
Sam'  Buzzell 
John  Buzzell 
Aaron  Hayes 
Jonathan  Drew 
Ebenezer  Young 
Ebenezer  Spencer 
Benj''  Buzzell 


[1-244] 

A  Return  of  Cap'  Thomas  Berry's  Companv,  on  Pierce's  Island  Nov'' 
5"  1775- 

Thos  Berry  Cap'  Tho^  Johnston   3"  L' 

Tho*  Marston  2''  L' 


Serjeants — Nath'  Haynes,  John  Rollins 
Corporals — John  Bickford.  William  Lucy 
Drti77imer — John  Berry 
Fifer — Joshua  Neal 

Privates — 


John  Parsons 
Sam'  Nudd 
William  Wallisjr. 
Phinehas  Hodgdon 
Sam'  Dearborn 


William  Mardin 
John  Sullivan 
Dennis  Sullivan 
Josiah  Weeks 
William  Cate 


Levi  Seavey 
Nathan  Haynes 
Robert  Rollins 


KE  VOLUTION  ARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


229 


[1-244] 

A  Return  of  Cap'  Mark  Wiggins's  Conipaiiv,  on  Pierce's  Island,  Nov' 

5'"  [1775]- 

Mark  Wiggin,  Cap'     William  French,  L' 

Andrew  French,  Ensign 

Serjeants — Daniel  French,  Daniel  Truel 
Drummer — Sam'  Piper 

Privates 


John  Foss 
John  Goss 
Sergent  Whitcher 
Elisha  French 
Nathan  Piper 
Israel  Stockbridsfe 


Joseph  Allen 
Josiah  Thurston 
Benj"  Barker 
Ben}''  Wiggin 
William  Brasbe 
Noah  Jewett 


Edward  Burley 
Eben'  Barker 
John  Mason 
Nathan  Weeks 
Noah  Wiggin 


[1-247] 

A  Return  of  Cap'  Nath'  Hobbs's  Company,  at  Pierce's  Island,  Nov'  5' 
1775- 

Nath'  Hobbs,  Cap'  Dan'  Smith  i^'  Lieut  Tho'  Leavitt  3^  Lieu' 
Serjeants —  Corporals  Drummer 

Simeon  Marston  Jolm  Nudd  Benj"  Page 

Dudley  Samborn  Simon  Lovering  Fifer 

Sam'  Dearborn  Eben'  Lovering  Dearborn  Fogg 

W"  Weeks  Jabez  Eaton 


Ezekiel  Knowles 
Benjamin  Foss 
Benjamin  Smith 
John  Pain 
Abraham  Marston 
Sam'  Batcheller 
Sam'  Chatman 


Privates — 

Taylor  Page 
Ebenezer  Neal 
Joshua  Brown 
Rich'i  Smith 
Ebenezer  Gove 
Aaron  Rowe 
Sam'  Greenleaf 


Nicholas  Felch 
Joseph  Page 
Dan'  Hook 
William  Eaton 
Levi  Eaton 
Tho'  Lovering 
Rich''  Pain 


[1-248] 

A  Return  of  Cap'  Henry  Elkins's  Companv,  at   Pierce's  Island  Nov' 

5''  1775- 


Henry  Elkins,  Capt' 
William  Prescott  1"  Lieu' 


James  Perkins,  2''  Lieu' 
VV"  Blaisdell,  Ensign 


230 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Serjeants — 

Nathaniel  Weare 
Simon  Sanborn 
Redmond  Moulton 
Joshua  Towle 


Caleb  Tilton 
Peter  Tilton 
Simeon  Towle 
Benj"  Shaw 
Sam'  Drake 
John  Murphy 
Perkins  Philbrook 
Edmund  Philbrook 
Jonathan  Towle 
Jon'*  Knowles 
Eph"  Marston 
Sam'  Shaw 


Corporals — 

Michael  Tilton 
Amos  Towle 
Nathan  Brown 
Sam'  Marston 

Privates — 

Josiah  Towle 
Thomas  Leavitt 
Jethro  Blake 
Joseph  Peavey 
Jonathan  Godfrey 
Jon"  Leavitt 
Humphrey  Flood 
John  Tilton 
John  Brown 
Tho**  Moulton 
Eben'  Prescott 
Eaton  Green 


Drummer — 
Jeremiah  Tuck 


Sam'  Melcher 
Jeremiah  Blake 
William  Page 
Thomas  Arnold 
Richard  Philbrook 
Jeremiah  Swain 
Levi  Sanbourn 
Nathan  Tilton 
Jedediah  Sleeper 
Reuben  Leavitt 
Rowling:  Carr 


[1-248] 

A  Return  of  Moses  Yeaton's   Company  on  Pierce's   Island,    Nov'  5"* 
1775— 

Moses  Yeaton,  Cap'  Nath'  Garland  2^  Lieut. 

Sam'  Wallingford  i^'  Lieu'  Gershom  Wentworth  Ens° 


Serjeants — 

Robert  Swainson 
Benj"  Wentworth 
Bart  Wentworth 


Corporals — 

Sam'  Roberts 
Daniel  Whitehouse 
Joshua  Grant 


Gershom  Wentworth  J""  John  Ricker 

Privates- 


Benj''  Tate 
Benj*  Horn 
Caleb  Horn 
Daniel  Straw 
Daniel  Hanson 
Edward  Grant 
Ebenezer  Ricker 
Ebenezer  Allen 
Evan  Wentworth 
Francis  Yeaton 
Francis  Yeaton  Ju"" 


Gershom  Plummer 
John  Roberts 
John  Roberts  Ju"" 
James  Roberts  Ju' 
Israel  Pierce 
John  Nock 
Jed  id  i  ah  Wentworth 
John  Tibbits 
Moses  Ricker 
Nicolas  Carpenter 
Phinehas  Ricker 


Drummer — 

Aaron  Stephens 

P'ifer — 
Joseph  Varney 


Philip  Stackpole 
Paul  Carr 
Paul  Harford 
Rich'i  Wentworth 
Stephen  Tibbits 
Silvanus  Cromwell 
Tobias  Wentworth 
William  Preston 
William  Guptail 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


231 


[1-249] 

A   Return   of  Capt"  Nicholas  Rawling's  Company  at  Pierce's   Island 
Nov'  5"^  1775 — 


Nicholas  Rawlin^s,  Capt 
William  Chase  i''  L' 


Serjeants 

Joshua  Wingate 
Stephen  Cate 
Samuel  vSmith 


Andrew  Neal 
Isaac  S to ckb ridge 
Joseph  Stevens 
Matthew^  Thompson 


Corporals 
James  Dearborn 

Privates. 

William  Scammons 
Reuben  Astin 
Ward  Mason 
John  Sinclair 
Josiah  Leavitt 


John  Clark,  Ensign 

Dru7nmers 
David  Smith 


Thomas  Calley 
Taylor  Clark 
Tho'  Verrey 
Joseph  Norrial 
Joseph  Henderson 


[1-249] 

A  Return  of  Capt.  Cutting  Cielly's  Company  at  Pierce's  Island,  Nov' 


5*  1775- 


Cutting  Cielly,  Capt. 
Joseph  Morrill,  i''  Lieut 


Philip  Bartlett,  z^  Lieut. 
Eben'  Tilton,  Ensign 


Serjeants 

Joseph  Hodgdon 
W"  Gill 
Levi  Dam 

Elisha  Prescot 


Joseph  Whitcher 
John  Randall 
James  Bean 
Jonatlian  Foss 
Abednego  Leathers 
Eph'"  Durgen 
Benjamin  Butler 
Josiah  Watson 
Stephen  Batcheldor 


Corporals 

Joseph  Gorman 
Tho»  Odell 
Andrew  Nealey 
John  W'ells 

Privates — 

Thomas  Lovitt 
Abraham  True 
James  Brown 
Jon"  Woodman 
John  Wells 
Benjamin  Grant 
Benjamin  Shaw 
Jonatlian  Thomas 
Benj"  Morgan 


D 


rummers 


Thomas  Foss 
Fifers 
Jolin  Paul 


Jonathan  Whitcher 
Joshua  Brown 
Benjamin  Griffin 
Dominicus  Griffin 
Matthew  Samborn 
Phineas  Serjeant 
Stephen  Iloit 
Benj"  Robenson 
John  Giles 


232 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Cl-250] 

A  Return  of  Capt.  James  Hill's  Company  on  Pierce's  Island,  Nov'  ^^^ 
1775— 

James  Hill,  Cap" 
Sam'  Baker,  i"  Lieut. 


Sam'  Oilman,  2^  Lieut. 
Zebulon  Barber,  Ensign 


Serjeants 

Joseph  Smith 
Josiah  Hall  Bartlett 
John  Foss 


Robert  Mitchel 
Joseph  Neal 
Joseph  Pease 
Edward  Folsom 
Josiah  Colcord 
Levi  Pickering 
Dudley  Hilton 
Hugh  M'^Bride 
Jonathan  Mason 
Aaron  Kvnaston 


Corporals 

James  Oilman 
Joseph  Colcord 

Privates. 

Jonathan  Folsom 
David  Colcord 
John  Folsom 
Josiah  Burnham 
Ebenezer  Bean 
William  Hersey 
Theophilus  Wiggins 
Sam'  Burley 
Abrah'"  Parsons 
David  Wiggins 


Drummers 

Eliphalet  Smith 


Jacob  Durgen 
Sam'  Ward 
John  Neal 
Josiah  Burley 
Nath'  Cobbey 
Stephens  Lyford 
Nath'  Pease 
Broadstreet  Oilman 
Zebulon  Davis 
Walter  Neal 


[1-250] 

A  Return  of  Capt.  Joseph  Clifford's  Company  at  Pierce's  Island,  Nov' 

5*'  1775— 


Joseph  Clifford,  Cap" 

Serjeants 

Jesse  Tuck  i^'  L' 
Elijah  Tilton  3'^  D" 


Moses  Shaw,  3*^  Lieut. 

Corporals 

Jeremiah  Dearborn 
Isaac  Fellows 


John  Page 
Philbrook  Palmer 
John  Batcheldor 
Jonathan  Prescott 
Benjamin  Swain 


Privates — 

Benjamin  Dow 
Levi  Brown 
Paul  Blake 
Benj''  Eastman 
Jon"  Hilyard  Shaw 


Joseph  Brown 
Moses  Sanborn 
Jon''  Pilsbury 
John  Smith  Sanborn 


[^-251] 

A   Return  of  Capt.   David  Copp's  Company  at  Pierce's   Island,   Nov' 


5'"  1775- 


David  Copps,  Capt — 
Andrew  Oilman,  i^'  L' 


Andrew  Wiggin  2^  L' 
Dan'  Drew  Ensign 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


233 


Serjeants — 

John  Gilinaii 
Joseph  Malconi 
Jonathan  Hilton 
Richard  Furber 


Tho*  Piper 
Josiali  Hersey 
John  Lucas 
Garrit  Byrn 
W"^  Twombly 
Jacob  Welch 
Joseph  Hoclgdon 
John  Oilman  jun"" 


Corporals 

Josluia  Guppy 
Josiah  Page 
Enoch  Thomas 
Abner  Allen 

Privates — 

George  Fall 
John  Huggin 
Sam'  Norton 
Benj"  Dodge 
Simeon  Dearborn 
Jon''  Quimby 
Henry  Wentworth 
Gideon  Johnson 


Drummers 

Jonathan  Hersey 

Fifer 
William  Berrv 


David  York 
Ephraim  Ellis 
Ephraim  Trickey 
Joseph  Allen 
John  Allen 
Asa  Fuller 
John  Nichols 


[1-247] 

A   Return   of  Capt.   Smith   Emerson's  Company  on   Seavey's   Island, 

Nov''  5"^  1775 — 


Smith  Emerson,  Cap" 
Elijah  Denbovv',  i^'  Lieut. 


Eliphalet  Duda,  z^  Lieut. 
Micajah  Bickford,  Ensign 


Serjeants 

John  IvPCreelis 
Micah  Davis 
Edward  Hill 
Richard  Hill 


Joseph  Durgen 
Isaac  Small 
Robert  Evens 
David  Woodman 
Stephen  Stevens 
John  Wiggins 
Benj"  Hicks 
John  Glover 
Eleazer  Watson 
Sam'  Bodge 
Henry  Tufts 
Benj"  Jackson 
Job  Riumcls 
Jeremiah  Hutchins 
Ichabod  Widden 


Corporals 

Enoch  Runnels 
William  French 
Samuel  Jackson 
Joseph  Durgen 

Privates 

Sam'  Willey 
Samuel  Stevens 
Ephraim  Ham 
James  Hall 
Solomon  Crockett 
Benjamin  Fox 
Sam'  PI  ill 
Gideon  Perkins 
Benjamin  Jones 
Eben''  Jones 
Moses  Runnels 
Josiah  Durgen  jur 
David  Kelley 
William  Stevens 
John  Davis 


Dnimniers 

Winthrop  Frost 

Fifer  s 
W^ille  Hill 


Thomas  Huckings 
William  Weymouth 
Gideon  Mathews 
Sam'  Woodman 
Edward  Woodman  jur 
Josiah  Kynaston 
S3'don  Martin 
William  Palmer 
Nathaniel  Rincs 
Eben""  Burnham 
Eben--  Randall 
Nath'  Daniels 
Eli  Furber 
Clement  Davis 
George  Shaw 


234 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Joshua  Burnham 
James  Giles  Bunker 
Thomas  Randall 


Sam'  Scales 
Samuel  York 


David  Glass 
Abijah  Pinkham 


[1-251] 

A  Return   of  Capt.  David  Place's  Company  on  Seavev's  Island,  Nov' 
5"  1775— 


David  Place, 
Eben--  Tibbits 

Serjeants — 
Paul  Libby 
Reuben  Heard 
Joshua  Courson 
John  Marden 

Daniel  Cook- 
Timothy  Ricker 
Samuel  Goodwin 
Moses  Furber 
George  Heard 
Amos  Spencer 
John  Rogers 
James  Rogers 
Amos  Place 
Sam'  Robertson 
John  Bickford 
Moses  Drown 
Mesheck  Heard 
James  Coleman 


Cap" 

,  I*'  Lieut 


John  H 
George 


Corporals — 
John  Woodman 
James  Wentworth 
Jon"  French 
Benj"^  Taylor 

Privates 
Eben"^  Courson 
Moses  Hammet 
John  M-'Dutiee 
Anniel  Clark 
Joseph  Berry 
Robert  M^Creelis 
Daniel  Watson 
John  Stanton 
John  Nute 
Joseph  Plummer 
Tho^  Chamberlain 
John  Laighton 
David  Wingate 
Jon*  Richards 


am,  2^  Lieu' 
Place,  Ensign 

Drummer 
Ichabod  Rawlings 

Fifer 
Sam'  Place 


Jon*  Tibbits 
Dudley  Pike 
Amos  Hayes 
Joseph  Thompson 
Joseph  Richards 
John  Place 
Solomon  Clark 
John  Rawlings 
Isaac  Wentworth 
Benj"  Furber 
Edward  Rawlings 
James  Berry 
Sam'  Roberson 
John  Bickford 


[1-251] 

A  Return  of  Cap"  John  Hill's  Company  on  Seavey's  Island,  Nov""  5"^ 
1775— 

John  Drew,  3*^  Lieut 
Isaac  Runnels,  Ensign 

Corporals  Drtimmer  7ione 

Cunningham  M^Cushin  JFifer  iiofie. 

Jabez  Davis  Surgeon  &  Adjut. 

Nicholas  Brown  Sam'  Wigglesworth 

Robert  M'Daniel  Timothy  Medar  Q.  Mas- 

ter 
David    Copps     Sarjeant 
M' 


John  Hill  Capt" 
William  Babb,  i*'  Lieu' 


Serjeants 
James  Danielson 
Samuel  Hall 
Jacob  Daniels 
Mark  Ayers 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  235 

Privates 

Benjamin  Pearl  Isaac  Young  George  Foss 

William  Stanton  Isaac  Pinkham  Richard  Waldron 

MiclKiel  Falker  Jacob  Clark  Mark  Foss 

John  Hnckins  Jolin  Eliot  Roger  Swain 

Tho'  Johnson  Robert  Hill  Jonathan  Davis 

Joseph  Holmes  Henry  Hill  Joseph  Gray 

William  Hawkins  Jo'i"  H'H  Samuel  Styles 

Samuel  Gray  Thomas  Durgen  Nathaniel  Foss 

James  Buzzcll  Sam'  Williams  Joseph  Tasker 

James  Durgen  Nathaniel  Wallas  [ohn  Nutter 
Ralph  Hall  jun^ 


[1-252] 

A  Return  of  Capt.  Alpheus  Chesley's  Company  on  Seavey's  Island 
Nov^5">  1775— 

Alpheus  Chesley  Capt"  Nath'  Hill  Ensign 

Archelaus  Woodman  i"'  Lieu' 

Serjeants  Corporals  Drum?ner 

Joshua  Woodman  Abednego  Spencer  Thomas  Willey 

Tho'  Edgerley  Aaron  Chesley  Fifer 

John  Welch  John  Johnson  Jo^i"  Footman 

Asa  Duda  Tho'  Pierce 

Privates. 

Sam'  Hicks  Sam'  Chesley  John  Dam 

Enoch  Bunker  Joseph  Appleby  Sam'  Burnam 

Benj"  Bickford  John  Folsom  Lemuel  Duda 

Robert  Kent  Benj''  Hall  Trueworthy  Davis  Dur- 

Joseph  Bickford  David  Durgin  gen 

David  Langley  Benjamin  Mooney 


[1-252] 

A  Return   of  Capt"   Caleb   Hodgdon's   Company   on   Seavey's   Island 
Nov'  5""  1 775 — 

Caleb  Hodgdon,  Captain  John  Wingate  jun'  2^  Lieut. 

Joseph  Pinkham  i"  Lieut  Moses  Hodgdon  Ensign 

Serjeants  Corporals 

I*'  Serj'  Ezra  Young  Daniel  Meloy  William  Evens  fifer 

Jon*  Tasker  Aaion  Davis 

Sam'  Tuttle  Eben'  Waldron 

Dan'  Pinkham  James  Johnson 


236 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Sam'  Gerrish 
Benj"  Tuttle 
Aaron  Hayes 
Sam'  Evens 
Isaac  Nute 
Tho'  Moody 
Stephen  Medar 
Samuel  Cook 
James  Dearborn 


Privates 

Enoch  Howard 
John  Twombly 
Ephraim  Bickford 
James  James 
Theophilus  Drew 
Sam'  Dam 
Andrew  Buzzell 
Aaron  Randall 


John  Davis 
Thomas  Gerrish 
Benj"  Ham 
Edmund  Wingate 
Simon  Torr 
Moses  Pinkham 
Uriah  Hanscomb 
Gershom  Ricker 


[1-244] 

A  return  of  Capt.  Stephen  Hodgdons  Company  at  Kittery  Point  Nov' 

Gilbert  Warren,  2*^  Lieut. 
James  Goodwin,  Ensign 

Corpoi-als 

John  Tucker 
Daniel  Hooper 
Tristram  Heard 
Nath'  Guptail 
Privates 

Daniel  Goodwin 

Nathan  Lord 

Tho*  Goodwin 

Simeon  Ricker 

Josiah  Clark 


Stephen  Hodgdon,  Capt. 
Samuel  Grant,  ist  Lieut. 

Serjeants 

Jeremiah  Lord 
Moses  Wadley 
Peter  pray 
William  Heard 


Moses  Bennet 

Lazarus  Rowe 

Amos  Goodwin 

Benjamin  Hodgdon 

Benjamin  Gowel 

Joseph  Nock 

W"  Dow^ns 

Drisco  Nock 

John  Grant 

Nicholas  Lord 

Stephen  Hodgdon  jun'    Daniel  Wise 

Philip  Yeaton  Daniel  Cooper 


Ezekiel  Wentworth 
Ichabod  Tibbits 
Paul  Stanton 
Thomas  Downs 
Eliiah  Grant 


Samuel  Heard 
Isaac  Hodgdon 
David  Horsom 
Mark  Frost 
Simeon  Haynes 
Joseph  Lord 
Aaron  Downs 
Samuel  Hodgdon 
Isaac  Reed 
James  Hubbard 
Sam'  Bradshaw 


[1-34S] 

A  Return  of  Lieut.  Bragdon's  Party  at  Kittery-Point — Nov'  5"^  1775 — 


Thomas  Bragdon,  i''  L' 

Corporals 
Josiah  Beale 


Nehemiah  Bane  2''  L' 


Serjeants 
William  Babb 


Dru?i7iners 
Tho'  Bickford 

Post  for  Express 
W™  Emerson 


Joseph  Card 
Jeremiah  Ware 
Andrew  Rankin 
Benj"  Trafton 
Eben'  Cole 
Dan'  Moulton 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
Privates 


237 


William  Grow 
William  Smith 
Abraham  Bane 
Sam'  Donnell 
John  Carlisle 


Pelatiah  Perkins 
Dan'  Hill 
Pelatiah  Simpson 
Benj"  Simpson 
Rich'^  King 


[1-24S] 

A  return  of  Capt.  Robert  Ford's  Company  at  Kittery-Point — Nov'  5* 
1775— 


Robert  Ford,  Capt 
Alex'  Gerrish,  i"  L» 


Eben'  Libby,  z^  U 


Joseph  Ricker 


Stephen  Guptail 
Paul  Hamilton 
James  Shorey 
Richard  Hamilton 
Moses  Guptail 
Jon"  Hamilton  3'' 
Eleazer  Nock 
Nathaniel  Nock 


Serjeants 
Thomas  Abbot 

Privates 

Henry  Stevens 
Aaron  Clement 
William  Qiient 
Nason  Lord 
Sheldon  Hobbs 
William  Neal 
Caleb  Emery 
Jonathan  Stephens 


Nicolas  Lord 


Andrew  Warren 

Hanson  Clark 

Elias  Grant 

W  illiam  Goodwin 

Silas  Grant 

James  Herl 

Bial  Hamilton  jun' 


[1-249] 

A  Return   of  Capt.    Robert   Follett's  Artillery  Men   at  Kittery  Point 

Novas'"  1775— 


Nath'  Todd 
W"  Bray 
Sam'  Burbank 
Joshua  Furnald 
John  Frost 
John  Bellamy 
Joseph  Dearing 


Robert  Follet  Capt" 

Richard  Parsons 
W'"  Lewis 
Ricli*^  Sowards 
John  Furness 
Jacob  Nutter 
Simon  Tobey 
Moses  Fothersrill 


Sam'  Tweed 
Simon  Frost 
Joseph  Banks 
John  Fenix 
VV"'  Negro 
Cicero  Negro 


238  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[1-250] 

A    Return    of  Capt.    .Samuel   M'^Intyre's  Company,   at   Kittery-Point, 

Nov'  5'"  1775 — 

Samuel  M'^Intyre  Capt.  Josiah  Bragdon  2'^  L' 

Daniel  Littlefield,  i^'  L* 

Serjeants                            Corporals  Adjutants 

Jeremiah  MoultonEatonBenj''  Sewell  Joshua  Traften 

Simon  Gfc'over                   Jon"  Setchell  Post 

Samuel  Win                       Eph'"  Kinston  Eben""  Simpson 
Samuel  Shaw                     Norton  Philips 

Privates 

Thomas  Rannis                Jerem^  Banks  Zeb°  Banks 

Arthur  Came                     John  Morison  George  Roberts 

John  Staples                      Lazarus  Jones  Abraham  Sayer 

Isaac  Bonder                     John  Murlet  Elisha  Horn 

Jefiry  Muchmore              Abraham  Morison  Elijah  Boston 

Henry  Sayward                 Elisha  I  latch  Joseph  Hasten 

William  Hunt                    Seth  Littlefield  Rich^  Adams 

Joel  Jealison                      William  Chadock  Caleb  Goodwin 

Sam'  Grover                      Jesse  Towns  Jon"  Buzzell 

Moses  Welch                     Joseph  Eldredge  Tho'  Jones 

Jon*  Tuntun                       James  Horn  Jedidiah  Blasdell 
Daniel  Thompson 

[1-250] 

A  Return  of  Capt.  Noah  Littlefield's  Company  at  Kittery-Point,  Nov' 

Noah  Littlefield,  Capt.  John  W\ilker,  2^  U 

Daniel  Wheelwright,  i''  L' 

Seijeants                            Corporals  Drunimers 

Joseph  Daniel                   Jotham  Littlefield  Isaac  Buzzell 

Samuel  Smith                    John  Burbank  Fifers 

Amos  Hatch  Benj''  Born 

Samuel  Butland 

Privates 

Nath'  Littlefield                James  Treadwell  Amos  Wormwood 

John  Cain                           Joseph  Wilson  Joseph  Ingham 

John  Jacobs                       Eli  Buckland  Samuel  Whitten 

Elias  Jacobs                        Daniel  Edwards  Daniel  Huft" 

Josiah  Sturt                        Isaac  Russell  jun''  Mark  Barter 

Joshua  Kimball                 Enoch  Cvisens  Israel  W^hitten 


239 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Joseph  Wheelwright  Joscpli  W'imi  Moses  Hutchins 

James  Davis  jun"^  Jesse  Littletield  Israel  Hut]' 

Ebeir  Moroson  Tho'  Stevens  Tim"  Littlelield 

Beiij"  Littletield  Stephen  Ricker  Sam'  Treadwell 
Bcnj"  Kimball 

[1-247] 

A  Return   of  the   Field  Artillery  Officers  &  privates  under  the  Com- 
mand of  Doct'  Hall  Jackson,  at  Portsmouth,  Nov'  5"'  1775 — 

Brass  Piece  No.  1.  Brass  Piece  No.  2.  Brass  Piece  No.  j. 

William  Yeaton  L'  Ebenezer  Dearing,  L'  John  Marden,  L' 

Sam'  Hutchins,  Serj'  Benj"  Chandler,  Serj'  John  Gardner,  Serj' 

John  Heck  jun'  Corp'  Ezekiel  Pitman,  Corp'  Sol"  Loud,  Corp' 

Henry  iiickford  Nath'  Pitman  William  Hart  jun'' 

John  AJilcher  Rob'  Chandler  John  Barnes 

Seth  Walker  John  Redding  Henry  Snagg 

Richard  Woods  Andrew  Toombs  Cotton  Mather  Stevens 

Sam'  Eliot  John  Pitman  James  Sweat 

Shackfurd  Sewards  Mark  Chadbourn  George  Loud 

Richard  Kitson  Guppy  Stoodley  Edmund  Loud 

Dan'  Jackson  jun'  Sam'  Sherive 

John  Hooker  Robert  Cole  Fox 

George  Trefethen  Ichabod  Shoares 


[1-251] 

A  Return  of  Capt.  George  Jerry  Osborne's  Company,  at  Portsmouth, 
Nov""  5"'  1775 — 

George  Jerry  Osborne,  Capt.      David  Sweet  2**  Lieut. 
W"  Blunt,  1'*'  Lieut. 

Se7'jeafits 

Abijah  Holbrook  Mark  Noble 

John  Gunnison  Joseph  Holbrook 

Privates 

Christopher  Faxon  David  vSherburne  James  Clarage 

Charles  Mitchell  Robert  Holbrook  Nath'  Babb 

Jonathan  Edmunds  Sam'  Cate  jun''  Robert  Holmes 

John  Sloper  William  Lear  Arthur  Blunt 

Henry  Lewis  Benj"  Gerrish  Kinsley  James 

Joshua  Haley  Timothy  Watson  Tho"  Ilaley 

Moses  Noble  Joseph  Cotton  jun""  John  Savage 

Christopher  Gunnison  Henry  Lang 


240  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[1-247] 

A  Return  of  the  Officers  &  Men  in  Fort  Sullivan,  Nov''  5*  1775— 

Eliphalet  Daniels  Capt"  John  Paine,  3"^  Lieut. 

Mendum  Janvrin  Commissary  Richard  Wilson,  Gunner 

Andrew  Marshall  i^'  Lieut  Thomas  Palmer  Gunners  Mate 

Jacob  Clark,  2^  Lieut.  Robert  Stockell  Drummer. 

Nath'  Clough,  Fifer— 

Privates 

John  Cammell  Alex''  Kirkwood  Joseph  Redman 

Thomas  Priest  Patrick  Lilless  William  Gawen 

Archibald  Ferguson  W^illiam  Clarage  Benj*  Peverly 

James  M*^Intyre  Nath'  Woodman 


[1-249] 

A  Return  of  Capt  W"  Dearing's  Carpenters 

Eben""  Pray  John  Winkley  Jon*  Vinson 

Eben''  Farnald  Daniel  Billings  Joshua  Pray 

Sam'  Prav  Nath'  Todd  Sam'  Odiorn 

John  Stevens  W"  Todd 

Joel  Fernald  Blacksmith 


[1-252] 

This  Book  contains  a  true  Return  so  far  as  has  come  to  my  Knowl- 
edge, of  the  Officers  &  Privates  belonging  to  the  different  Departments 
specify'd  therein — return'd  to  me  at  Seavey's  Island  Nov''  6"*  1775 — 

Joshua  Wingate  Cor" — 

[On  the  30*^^  of  November.  1775.  Gen.  John  Sullivan,  who  was  in 
command  of  the  troops  on  Winter  Hill,  near  Boston,  wrote  a  letter 
to  the  New  Hampshire  Committee  of  Safety,  from  which  I  extract 
the  following:  '*  I  have  by  command  of  General  Washington  to 
inform  you.  That  the  Connecticut  forces  (Deaf  to  the  entreaties  of 
their  own  as  well  as  all  other  officers  &  regardless  of  the  contempt 
with  which  their  own  Government  threatens  to  treat  them  on  their 
return)  have  absolutely  refused  to  tarry  till  the  first  day  of  January, 
but  will  quit  the  lines  on  the  6*"^  of  Decemb^  They  have  deceived 
us  &  their  officers  by  pretending  there  would  be  no  difficulty  with  them 
till  they  have  got  so  near  the  close  of  their  term  ;  &  now  to  their 
Eternal  Infamy  demand  a  bounty  to  induce  them  to  tarry  only  the 
three  weeks.     This  is  such  an  Insult  to  every  American  that  we  are 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  24I 

determined  to  release  them  at  the  expiration  of  their  term  at  all  hazards 
&find  ourselves  obliged  immediately  to  supply  their  places  with  Troops 
from  New  Hampshire  &  Massachusetts  Bay."  The  number  asked  for 
from  New  Hampshire  was  thirty-one  companies,  of  sixty-four  men 
each,  including  officers,  and  they  were  to  serve  until  January  15,  1776, 
if  required.  The  Committee  of  Safety  met  Dec.  2,  and  gave  orders 
for  enlisting  the  men  ;  and  the  business  was  prosecuted  with  the  usual 
impulsive  and  patriotic  vigor  of  the  New  Hampshire  men  of  that 
time.  The  thirty-one  companies  were  raised  and  forwarded  in  due 
time,  and  were  highly  complimented  by  General  Washington.  In  a 
letter  to  Committee  of  Safety,  dated  Dec.  8,  1775,  General  Sullivan 
says, — "  General  Washington  and  all  the  other  officers  are  extremely 
pleased  &  bestow  the  highest  enconiums  on  you  and  your  troops, 
freely  acknowledging  that  New  Hampshire  Forces  for  bravery  & 
resolution  far  surpass  the  other  Colonies  &  that  no  Province  dis- 
covers so  much  zeal  in  the  common  cause."  There  are  no  rolls 
of  these  companies  in  the  state-house,  and  the  editor  has  been  able 
to  find  but  one  elsewhere,  that  of  the  second  company,  which  will 
follow  Col.  Burnham's  return.  The  troops  were  mustered  by  Col. 
Jonathan  Burnham,  and  the  following  return  was  made  to  the  Com- 
mittee of  Safety  of  New  Hampshire. — Ed.] 

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David  Gordon 
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John  Goodwin 
George  Waterhouse 
John  Johnson 
Wm  Stilson 
Winthrop  Dudley 
Ezekiel  Goodale 
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Lieutenants. 

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Nathan  Ballard 
Joseph  Gregg 
Ezekiel  Guile 
Daniel  Page 
John  Bradley 
David  Allds 
Saml  McConnell 
Matthew  I'cttingill 
Nicholas  Rawlings 
Samuel  Kelley 
Simon  Dearborn 
Joseph  Dearborn 
Zebulon  Barber 
Thoms  Ilodgdon 
John  McCrelus 
Archelaus  Woodman 
Ebenezer  Ricker 
William  Babb 
David  .Simson 
John  Furness 
Porter  Kimball 
Henry  P'orgerson 
William  Cooper 

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Jacob  Webster 
Thomas  Bartlett 
Benja  Emery 
Augustus  Blanchard 
Andrew  Bunten 
Samuel  Connor 
Mark  Wiggin 
James  Gilmore 
Stephen  Clark 
Moses  Baker 
Samuel  Baker 
David  Place 
Elijah  Densmore 
Alpheus  Chesley 
John  Waldron 
John  Drew 
Greenleaf  Clark 
Nathl  Udiorne 
Benja  Boardman 
Eleazar  Cummings 
Joseph  Parsons 

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\^Froni  Diary  of  Jonathan  I^urto?i.~\ 

A  List  of  Cap*  Taylors  Company  of  Melitia  Which  Marched  from  Am- 
herst Dec"^  S"*  1775  to  Joyn  The  Continental  Army  on  Winter  Hill — 

1  Cap'  Benj"  Taylor  20  Ebenezar  Chandler   ^^  David  Kimbal 

2  L*  Nathan  Ballard  21    Ebenezar  Cram  45   Eli  Kimbal 

3  L' John  Bradford  22  Joseph  Cram  46  William  Kimbal 

4  Serj  Jon"  Burton  23  John  Case  47   Samuel  Lovejoy 

5  Serj' Stephen  Wash-  24  William  Crosby         48  Dimon  Mussey 

er  25  Nathan  Cole  49  Samuel  Hennery 

6  Serj' Moses  Barron     16  John  Dale  50  Aaron  Nichols 

7  Corp^  Jacob  Adams   27  Benj"  Dodge  51    Caleb  Putnam 

8  Corp'  Joseph  Far-     28  Amos  Ellott  52  Abel  Prince 

num  29  Ralph  EUenwood       53  Elezar  Readin 

9  Corp'  Annaias  M''-     30  Enoch  Fuller  54  Benj  Steel 

allister  31   David  Fiske  55  Isaac  Smith 

10  Drum'    William         32  Timothy  Gray  56  Amos  Stickney 

Steward  33  David  Green  57  Thomas  Town 

11  fifer  William  Barker  34  Fifield  Holt  58  Benj"  Taylor  Ju' 

12  William  Abbot  Jun""  35  Amos  Holt  59  John  Tuck 

13  William  Abbot  36  William  Fogg  60  Joseph  Tuck 

14  Ebenezar  Averill  37  Benj.   Hutchinson  61   Enos  Upton 

15  George  Blanchard  38  Jams  Hartshorn  62  John  Wallace 

16  Benj"  Blanchard  39  John  Hartshorn  63  Archelaus  Wilkins 

17  Abraham    Butter-  40  Nathaniel  Haseltine  64  Peter  Woodbery 

field  41   W^illiam  Jones  65  Zaphaniah  Kitrigee 

18  Abraham  Burton        42  James  Jones 

19  David  Burnam  43  Timothy  Jones 

[The  diary  of  Jonathan  Burton,  referred  to  above,  will  be  found  in 
the  appendix  to  this  volume. — Ed.] 

[1-254] 

Captain  Waldrons  return  of  his  Company 

The  names  of  the  officers  and  men  from  Dover  inlisted  the  3  of  July* 

1775 

Comm''"  I  I  2  3 

Officers,  j  Timothy  Roberts     Paul  Welland     John  Heard 

Non-Com missioned  Officers 
Sarj'eants  Corporals  Drutnmer 

Robert  Swainson  Thomas  Goudy  David  Heard 

Isaac  Horn  William  Wille 

Daniel  Heard                     Moses  Rand                                        Pifer 
Joshua  Corson  Benjamin  forst  

*The  month  in  the  original  seems  to  have  been  torn  off,  and  the  word  July  written  in  a  different  hand. 
Captain  Waldron  commanded  a  company  of  the  six  weeks  men  who  went  to  Winter  Hill  in  December, 
and  the  foregoing  may  have  been  a  portion  of  that  company. — Ed. 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  245 

Arter  Keniiccomb  Spencer  Wentvvorth         Ebenezer  Corson 

Samuel  Waldron  Will'"  Brown  Joseph  Thomson 

Jacob  Heard  Mark  Wentvvorth  J'^bn  Marden 

Josliua  AUine  Charles  Wbiteliouse  Amos  Hayes 

Timothy  Corson  Josiah  Heard  Moses  Carr 

Samuel  VVentworth  Samuel  Ricker  Hu^jh  M^Hride 

Jonathan  Tebbets  Georjjje  Roberts  William  Hart 

Nathaniel  Hayes  Samuel  Heard  Paul  Harford 

Benjamin  Hanson  John  Harford 

Discho  Wentvvorth  Samuel  Foss 


246 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MISCELLANEOUS    DOCUMENTS,    1775. 

[1-255]  {_Con'zvaj/  Soldiers^  yjine  lO^  ^775 -^ 

Enumerated  Liste  of  all  the  Men  In  Conway  that  is  able  to  Bear  arms 
From  Sixteen,  and  upwards,  June  10-1775 


Cap"  David  Page 
Lieu'  James  Osgood 
Ens"  Joshua  Heath 
Benjamin  Osgood 
Thomas  Merell  Ju'' 
John  Webster 
William  Knox 
w  Ezackel  Walker 
w  Amos  Thomson 
Joseph  Colbie 
Enoch  Webster 
Eben''  Burbanck 
w  William  Abott 

Josiah  Dollife  v 

William  Dollife 
John  Dollife  Ju' 
Joseph  Odell 
Jonathan  Cochran 
Eben"^  Varnam 
Benjamin  Varnam 
John  Ares 


Thomas  Russell 
Amos  Merall 
Enoch  Merall 
Joab  Abbott 
Leonard  Haraman 
William  Whett 
Antony  Emery 
Joseph  Thompson 
Samuel  Randell 
James  Prence 
Abiather  Esteman' 
Noah  Eastman 
Samuel   Springer 
■  William  Merell 
Daniel  Peabody 
Thomas  King 
Archibald  Sterling 
Joseph  Lovees 
Benj"  Heath 
phillip  page 
Joshua  Killey 


Jedediah  Spring 
w  Seath  Spring 

Thomas  Spring 

Jeramiah  page 

John  Willson 
w  Samuel  Willson 
w  Isaac  Saltmasch 

Jeremiah  Harrington 
w  Eben""  Smith 
w  Crestefor  Hountos 

James  Hountos 

Robert  Hearll 

James  Hearll 
w  Samuel  Thompson 

Joseph  Hull 

Timothy  Walker  Jr 
w  Benjamin  Crockett 

florence  MacColey 

John  Osgood 

Total  Number  61 


You  will  finde  w.  at  the  beginning  of  every  Mans  Name  that  is  gown 
to  the  W^are 

The  A  Larm  Least  Men 

r 

Colonel  MacMullen  Esq'  Thomas  Merall  Esq'  Thomas  Chatburn  Esqj 
Byell  Lovejoy  Esq'  Cap*  Timothy  Walker  Lieu'  Hugh  Sterling  Lieu 
Neathenal  Smath  John  Dolife  Leonard  Hearman  Abraham  Colbie  In- 
valeds  10 

A  true  List 

David  Page 


[Prov.  Papers  N.  H.,  vol.  7,  p.  717] 

Muster  Roll  of  Captain  Archelaus  Townes   Co.  in  y*  twenty  seventh 
Regim't  of  Foot  in  y*  Continental  Army  Encamp'd. 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


247 


Archclaus  Tovvncs,  Cap'  [Amherst] 

JaiiK's  Ford,  Lieu. 

David  Wallingsford  Lieu.  [Hollis] 


Engaged  April  y''  28"*  1775. 


do. 
do. 


Sargants —  tvheti  engaged        Corporals. — 

Samuel  Briton  Farr,     May  i,  1775      William  Reed 
Samuel  Walker  do. 

Bray  Wilkins  May  2 

Thomas  .Scnter  "    i 

Samuel  Whidden,  Druniffier. 


do. 
do. 

zv/ien  engaged 
May  2  1775. 


C;deb  Irvon  J 

James  Roby  2 

Abner  Kyes  2 
Nathan  Kendall  Fifer 


Privates 
Elizer  Usher 
John  Sterns 

Jonathan   Page,   absent  with- 
out furlow 
Jonathan  Dutton 
Stockman  Sweat 
Asa   Knolton 
Caleb  Stevens 
Benjamin  Mershall 
Robert  Darrah 
Jonathan  Wilkins 
Benjamine  Morrill 
Samuel  Allenvvood 
Adam  Patterson 
Benjamin  Marshall  Jr. 
James  Davis 
Josiah  l^urrows 
Joel  Bailey 
\Villiam  Grimes 
Moses  Barrott 
Timothy  Pollard 
Jonathan  Margery 
Samuel   How 
Nathan  Colburn 


J775 
May  5 
I 

7 
5 
5 
5 
5 
8 

5 

5 

7 

7 
I 

I 

I 

1 

3 
3 
3 

5 

9 
I 

4 


Privates 
Archelus  Towne,  Jr. 
Jobe  Gage 
Thomas  Knolton 
Josiah  Bruce 
Stephen  Goold 
Reuben  WMieeler 
J(jhn  Mershall 
Andrew  Richardson 
Jacob  Perry 
Bartholomew  Towne 
Ebcnezer  Spalding 
Joiin  Seve 
vSamuel  Parker 
Samuel  Leainson 
Neliemiah  French 
Joseph  French,  on  furlow  sick 
Peter  Robinson,  on  furlow 
Jacob  Blodgett  on  furlow  sick 
Richard  Bayly,  on  command 

August 

Benjamin  Greely,  Deceased  15 

James  Winnon  17 

Benjamin  Greely  Dy'd    Sep  7  i775 


J775 
May  1 

5 
6 
8 

4 
3 
4 
9 
>5 
6 

4 

2 

I 

I 
6 

9 
I 

3 
3 


[1-260] 


New  Castle  Nov'  6,  1775 
Return  of  What  Remains  of  Cap'  Jo'  Parsons  Company 


1  Lieu'  Nathaniel  Gilman 

2  Lieu'  Will'"  Seavey 
Ens"  Samuel  Woales 
Serg'  Abraham  Libby 

d"     Josiah  Hall  Bartlett 


Serg'  Joseph  Seavey 
Corpor.  Simon  Jonson 

d"         Benj"  Lang 
Drum'  Joseph  Marden 
Fifer  Nathaniel  Marden 


248  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Solomon  Vavrel  George  Rendall  Sam^  Knowles 
Andrew  Sherburn  Nath'  Tucker  Abraham  Matthews 
John  Lear  W"'  Trefethen  George  Saunders 
Nath'  Leah  John  Rand  John  Grant 
Henry  Shapley  Edw''  Varrel  John  Rand 
Benoni  Rand  Edw*^  Rendell  James  Pickering 
Elijah  Lock  Nimshi  Lock  Levi  Pickering 
Nath'  Berry  John  Blunt  David  Wiggin 
James  Libby  John  Sherburn  Smith  Capman 
Sam'  Marden  Sam'  Murry  Jonathan  Folsom 
Sam'  Rand  James  Seavey  Jeremiah  Berry  Ju 
Benj''  Marden  Michael  Dalton  James  Rion 
Joshua  Rand  Sam'  Rand  Benj"  Rendall 
James  Seavey  Rich"^  Lock  George  Foss  tliis  Day- 
Sam'  Berry  Mark  Rendall  Discharg'd 
Joseph  Hall  John  Foss 
Isaac  Ramoch  John  Foy 

[The  document  is  superscribed  as  follows  :] 

Return  of  the  Part  of  Cap'  Parsons  Company  left  at  Great  Island  Dec' 
6'^  1775  

[1-261] 

Acco'  of  Shoes  dF  to   Col"   Stark's,  Reed's   &   Poor's   Regim'^  1775,  by 
Com'^  [Moses]  Emerson. 

1775  Alexander  Scammell  B.  Maj"" 

Nov'         17  To  I  p""  Shoes  for  Jos  :  Lemmon 
Gen'  Sullivan's  Serv' 

Ichabod  Rollins  Esq"' 
July  29  To  I  p''  Shoes  for  Jn°  Edwards  £0..  6.  — 

Aug  7  To  I  p'  d°  for  Jacob  Cooper  o..  6.  - 

Acco'  Shoes  Delivered  Col°  Jam"  Reed's  Regiment. 
1775  Cap'  Man's  Company 

Aug'         12  To  I  p'"  Shoes  to  Benj'^  Bevins  £0.     6.  - 

Cap'  Philip  Thomas  Comp" 
Sept'        25  To  I  p""  Shoes  to  Hugh  Grey  o.     6.  - 

Cap'  Jon''  Wiiitcombs  Comp" 
Nov"-         16  To  I  p'  Shoes  to  Eleaz'  Stoddard  o.     6.  8 

£0.  19.  4 
Decem''  23''  1775 

Errors  Excepted  Moses  Emerson  Commy 


RKVOLUTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS. 


249 


^775- 

Aug' 

I. 

3- 

10. 

Sep' 
Oct-^ 

30- 
I. 

23- 

24. 

27. 

28. 

Nov' 

10. 

Dec' 

14. 

1775 

Aug' 
Sep' 

3^- 
18. 

19. 

21. 

27. 

1775 

Aus' 


Aug' 
Dec' 


Aui 


Acco'  Shoes  dl'*  to  Col"  John  Stark's  Regim' 

Cap'  Joshua  Abbott's  Comp* 

To  4  p'  Shoes  to  yourself  f^o^  6  / 
I  p'  d"  to  Ju"  Rines 
3  p'  d"  to  Jos  :  Davis  &  Peter  Rowell 
I  p'  d"  to  Eliplialet  Rollins 
I  p'  d"  to  James  AiUen 
I  p'  d°  to  David  Taylor 
I  p'  d"  to  John  Rowley 
I  p'  d°  to  Barnet  Harvey 
I  p'  d"  to  Dennis  Wood 
I  p'  d"  to  Thomas  Straw 
I  p'  d"  to  John  Merrill 


Cap'  Dearborn's  Comp" 

To  I  p'  Shoes  to  your  self 
I  p'  d"  to  Gideon  Glidden 
I  p'  d°  to  Jonathan  Dow 
I  p'  d"  to  Peter  Severance 
I  p'  d°  to  Jeremiah  Dow 
I  p'  d"  to  James  Beaverly  Aug.  1 1, 
I  p'  d"  to  Jeremiah  Connor     d° 


Cap'  Richard's  Comp* 
ii'^  To  I  p'  Shoes  to  Step"  Tuttle 

Cap'  Woodbury's  Comp" 

12.   To  I  p'  Shoes  to  John  Blanchard 
I.  I  p'  d°  to  Josepli  Grey 

5.  I  p'  d°  to  John  Blanchard 

Cap'  NPLaughlin's  Comp* 

7.   To  I  p'  Shoes  to  John  Clay 

I  p'  d°  to  Moses  FoUensby 
I  p'  d°  to  David  Lollier 
I  p'  d°  to  John  Turner 
26.  I  p'  d"  to  John  Hunter 


£1.  4.  - 

o.  6.  - 

o.  12.  - 

o.  6.  8 

o.  6.  8 

o.  6.  8 

o.  6.  8 

o.  6.  8 

o.  6.  8 

o.  6.  8 

o.  6.  8 

£4.  15.4 


0. 

6. 

- 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

S 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

- 

0. 

6. 

- 

£2.    4.  8 


£0.    6. - 


£0.  6.  - 
o.  6.  8 
o.    6.  8 

£0.  19.  4 


0. 

6. 

_ 

0. 

6. 

- 

0. 

6. 

- 

0. 

6. 

- 

0. 

6. 

- 

£1. 

10. 

_ 

250 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


July 

Oct^ 


Dec' 


Cap'  Hale's  Company — 

I.   To  I  p'  Shoes  to  Noah  Pearson 
20.  I  p'  d°  to  Joseph   Bickford 

Cap'  George  Reid's  Comp* 

I.   To  I  p""  Shoes  to  Joseph  Pray 

5.  I  p""  d"  to  John  Blanchard 

6.  I  p^  d°  to  Steph"  Chace 


0. 

6. 

_ 

0. 

6. 

8 

£0. 

12. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

Decern'  23'^  1775 

Errors  Excepted 


£1.    o. 
Moses  Emerson  Comm'y 


1775 
Sep' 


Oct' 


Nov' 
Dec' 


Sep' 


Aug' 
Oct' 


Aug* 


Acco'  Shoes  dl''  Col"  Enoch  Poor's  Regim' 
Cap'  Titcomb's  Company 

14.   To  I  p'  Shoes  to  James  Lucas 

18.  I  p'  d**  to  Joseph  Richardson 
20.  I  p'  d°  to  Robert  Carson 

I  p'  d°  to  James  Danielson 

22.  I  p'  d°  to  Andrew  Anderson 

23.  I  p'  d°  to  Cheney  Smith 
I.  I  p'  d"  to  James  Burnam 

II.  I  p'  d°  to  Moses  Tibbetts 

19.  I  p'  d°  to  IBarzilla  Hinds 
23.  I  p'  d°  to  James  Home 

25.  I  p'  d°  to  John  Pickett 
9.  I  p'  d"  to  John  Staples 
7-          I  p'  d"  to  Daniel  Young 

Cap'  Richard  Shortridge  Comp* 

26.  To  I  p'  Slioes  to  Jonathan  Weeks 

27.  I  p'  d"  to  John  Hilton 

Cap'  Philip  Tilton's  Comp* 

7.  To  I  p'  Shoes  to  Nath'  Coffin 
26.  I  p'  d"  to  Dudley  Oilman 

Cap'  Winborn  Adam's  Comp" 

8.  To  I  p'  Shoes  to  Micah  Davis 


£0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

£4? 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

£0. 

13 

4 

0. 

6. 



0. 

6. 

8 

£0. 

12. 

8 

£0. 

6. 

_ 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


251 


Sep'        20.   To  I  p'  each  to  David  Copps,  Sam'  Demerett,  John 
Starbord,  W"  Smart 
21.          I  p'' d"  each    to   Joseph    Smitli,   Benj"  Small    & 
Tho»  Pollock 

23.  I    p""  d"  t-acii   to    Dan'  Shaw,  John    Buss,  Tho* 

Footman 

24.  I  p'  d"  each  to  Jos  :  Bickford,  Samuel  Smith 
31.  I  p'  d°  to  Tobias  Leighton 

Nov.         4.  I  p"'  d°  to  Sam'  Rendall 

1^.  I  p'  d°  to  Rob*  Spencer 

16.  I  p'  d"  to  Abijah   Blazedell 

1  p'  d"  to  David  Rand 

2  p'  d"  to  Jonathan  Bowers  &  Charles  Brown  ) 

of  Webbs  Regim'  ) 


6.  8 


I. 

0. 

0 

0. 

13- 

4 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

^3- 

4 

Aug' 


Aug' 
Sep' 

Oct' 


Cap'  Norris's  Company 

4.  To  I  p'  Shoes  to  Jn"  Robinson 

5.  I  p'  d"  to  order  Lieu'  Oilman 


Cap'  Sam'  Oilman's  Comp* 

II.   To  I  p'  Shoes  to  Eliphalet  Coffin 

27.  I  p'  d°  to  Thomas  Wiggin 

28.  I  p'  d"  to  Joseph  Clark 

I  p""  d"  to  Oideon  Knight 
30.  I  p'  d"  to  William  Pike 


Cap'  Jonathan  Wentworth's  Comp^ 


o.    6. - 
o.    6. - 

£0.  12.  - 


0. 

6. 

- 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

0. 

6. 

8 

£1.    12.  8 


Aug' 

6. 

To 

I  p'  Shoes  to  John  Edwards 

0.    6. 

— 

31- 

I  p'  d"  to  Ditto 

0.    6. 

— 

Sep' 

7- 

I  p'  d"  to  Thomas  Oardner 

0.    6. 

- 

21. 

I  p'  d°  to  Daniel  Doe 

0.    6. 

8 

24. 

I  p'  d°  to  Henry  Stacpole 

0.    6. 

8 

25- 

I  p'  d"  to  Charles  Stacpole 

0.    6. 

8 

Oct' 

4 

I  p'  d"  to  James  Wentworth 

0.    6. 

8 

£2.    4. 

8 

Decern' 

23'' 

1775— 

E 

rrors  Excepted 

Moses  Emerson 

Comm'y 

252 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[1-263] 

A  List  of  Cap*  Henry  Elkins  Company  as  Inlisted  under  him  for  the 
Defence  of  Piscataqua  Harbour  as  per  Order  of  Brigadier  General  Sulli- 
van and  Did  not  pass  muster  Bearing  Date  the  23  Day  of  Novemb'  1775 
at  Fort  Washington 


Date   when 
enlisted 

when 
disd 

days  in 
Service 

miles 
travel 

Rations 

wages 

Nov.  II 

John  Murphy 
John  Dearborn 

23 

23 

13 
13 

27 
26 

0. 
0. 

I. 
I. 

0 
0 

0. 
0. 

17 

17 

4 
4 

0. 
0. 

18. 
18. 

4 
4 

James  Johnson 

23 

13 

26 

0. 

I. 

0 

0. 

17 

4 

0. 

18. 

4 

John  Garland 

23 

13 

120 

0. 

4- 

6 

0. 

17 

4 

I. 

I. 

10 

Jonathan  Qiienby 

23 

13 

120 

0. 

4- 

6 

0. 

17 

4 

I. 

I. 

10 

Jonathan  Megoon 

23 

13 

120 

0. 

4- 

6 

0. 

^7 

4 

I. 

I. 

10 

Israel  Glines 

23 

13 

120 

0. 

4- 

6 

0. 

17 

4 

I. 

I. 

10 

21 

Benjamin  Page 

23 

3 

22 

0. 

0. 

10 

0. 

4 

0 

0. 

4- 

10 

22 

Caleb  Marston 

23 

2 

22 

0. 

0. 

10 

0. 

2 

8 

0. 

3- 

6 

20 
20 
17 

Jonathan  Blake 
Jonathan  Godfrey 
Jacob  Hains 

23 
23 
23 

4 
4 
7 

24 
24 
10 

0. 
0. 
0. 

0. 
0. 
0. 

1 1 
II 

4 

0. 
0. 
0. 

5 
5 
9 

4 
4 
4 

0. 
0. 
0. 

6. 

6. 

9- 

3 
3 
8 

13 

Plumphrev  Flood 

23 

II 

34 

0. 

3 

0 

14 

8 

0. 

15- 

II 

16 

Thomas  True 

23 

8 

34 

0. 

3 

0. 

10 

8 

0. 

1 1. 

1 1 

16 

Aron  True 

23 

8 

34 

0. 

3 

0. 

10 

8 

0. 

1 1. 

II 

16 

James  Sanborn 

23 

S 

36 

0. 

4 

0. 

10 

8 

0. 

12. 

0 

20 
20 
20 
20 

Charles  Moril 
Jabez  Feltch 
Timothy  Eaton 
Sam'  Greenleaf 

23 
23 
23 
23 

4 
4 
4 
4 

36 
36 

36 

0. 
0. 
0. 
0. 

4 
4 
4 
4 

0. 
0. 
0. 
0. 

5 
5 
5 

5 

4 
4 
4 
4 

0. 
0. 
0, 
0. 

6. 
6. 
6. 
6. 

8 
8 
8 
8 

£12. 

0. 

7 

[1-263] 


A  List  of  Cap*  Henry  Elkins's  Company 


Henry  Elkins  Cap' 
Will'"  Prescott  i»'  Lieu' 
David  Page  2^  D° 
Ephraim  Eaton  Ensign 
Jeremiah  Tuck  Drummer 

John  Philbrook  Nathan  Brown 

Nath'  Johnson  James  Sanborn  Jr. 

Sam'  Shaw  Joshua  Haines 

Simeon  Shaw  Nathan  Tole 

Robert  Drake  Joseph  Brown 


Jona.  Leavitt  Serg' 
Jethro  Blake  D° 
Dudley  Sanborn  D" 
W"  Weeks  D" 
W"  Daverson  Fifer 

Jeremiah  Dow 
Aseph  Eaton 
Tristram  Eaton 
Levi  Eaton 
Redmond  Moulton 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


253 


Simon  Tole 
Sam'  Marston 
Elislia  Tole 
John  AUman 
Rowling  Carr 
Nathan  VVeare 
Joseph  Richardson 
Ebenczer  BlaUe 
Sam'  Me  loon 
Benj"'  Beene 
Josepli  Garland 
Nath'  Sanborn 
Tiieodore  Brown 
Jon"  Palmer 
Amos  Knowles 
W""  Moulton 
Jn°  Tilton 
Benj"'  Palmer 
Jn"  Dow 


Job  Brown 
Enocii  Brown 
Jon"  Prescott 
Natli'  Marston 
Henry  George 
Natiian  Philbrook 
John  Batchelder 
Nicholas  Dolbcy 
Richard  Dow 
Jon"  Prescott  Jr. 
James  Lane 
Nathan  Batchelder 
Enoch  Sanderson 
Jedediah  Weeks 
Sam'  Nudd 
Timothy  Brown 
Amos  Norton 
Sam'  Fowler 
Nicholas  Fetch 


Simeon  Rollings 
Joshua  Johnson 
Benj'"  Foss 
Simeon  Dearborn  Lov- 

era  in 
John  Pain 
Ezekiel  Knowles 
Sam'  Batclielder 
Sam'  Robie 
Josiah  Dearborn 
Taylor  Page 
W"  Palmer 
Ebenezer  Loverain 
Sam'  Batchelder  Jr. 
Levi  Dearborn 
Nath'  Emery 
Dan'  Hooka 


Portsm*''  Nov.  23*1  1775 

To  the  Committee  of  Safety  of  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 

— Gentlemen — Agreeable  to  your  Order,  I  have  this  Day  mustered 
the  within  named  Persons,  they  Being  good  able  bodied  &  effective  Men 
&  well  accoutered 

Jo'  Cilley  Muster  master 


[r-264]       Return   of  the  Troops  in  Ne-w  Hampshire^    Dcconber  <5, 

1775- 


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Cap'  Joseph  Parson's  Company 

2 

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Cap'  Jacob  Webster's  Company 

I 

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26 

30 

Cap'  Peter  Coffin's  Company 

I 

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17 

Cap'  Stephen  Clark's  Company 

0 

0 

Cap'  David  Copp's  Company 

I 

32 

33 

Cap'  Henry  ElUins's  Company 

I 

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2 

23 

27 

254 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[1-265] 


\^Dunbarton  Return  of  Supplies^  i775-\ 


To  the  Committee  of  Supplies  for  the  Coline  of  New  hampshir 

these  are  to  inform  you  of  the  number  of  Guns  with  y®  Valuation  Prised 
by  us  the  Subscribers  &  also  of  Blankets  which  we  sent  to  supply  the 
soldiers  that  went  into  the  Sarvice  of  the  Continental  Army  and  sarved 
in  Coll"  John  Starks  Rigiment  and  Cap*  Thomas  M^glathlon  [M^'Laugh- 
lin]  Company  with  the  Neams  of  the  Soldiers  that  recevid  the  Guns  & 
Blankets  as  we  expect  six  shilling  for  the  use  of  each  Gun  if  returned 
and  pay  for  the  Blankets  ase  Prised  which  six  shillings  for  the  use  of 
each  Gun  &  pay  for  the  Blankets  we  would  be  Glead  if  you  would  pay 
to  the  bearer  hear  of  Cap'  Calap  Page  the  Solders  Neams  with  the  vali- 
ation  of  Blankets  and  use  of  the  Guns  in  one  Collom 

Robart  Hogg  one  Gun  Lost  in  the  Sarvis  valued 

Solomon  Hutchinson  one  Gun  valued  £2.  14.  use 

James  Farson  one  Blanket  value 

Jonathan   Smith   one   Gun  value   £1.  16   &  one  Blanket  value 

125'  with  the  use  of  the  Gun  is 
James  Gleading  one  Blanket  valued 
Edmoiid  Davise  one  Blanket  valued 
Joshawe  Geage  one  Blanket  value 
Thotnas  huse  one  Gun  valued  £1.  16.  use 


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Dated  December  y^  22-1775 


3.  16.  o 


John  Hogg  )  Selectmen  for 
Rob'  Hogg  j  Dunbarton 


ROLLS  AND  DOCUMENTS  OF   1776. 


[2-1]  \_North  Hampton  Recruits.^ 

North  Hampton  January  5'*"  1776 — 

This  May  Certify  that  we  the  Subscribers  Do  Authorize  Capt  Moses 
Leavitt  to  Draw  all  Our  Billiting  Money  Due  from  the  Province  of  New- 
ham  p  shire — 
P'  us 

Nathan  Towl  Walter  Neal  Henry  Batchelder 

Jonathan  Goss  Joseph  Tayler  Coffen  Page 

Simeon  Knowls  Richard  Tayler  Jo'i"  Fogg 

Sam'  Seavey  Tim^  Dolton  Joshua  VVeeks 

James  Wedgwood  Sam'  Dearborn  Will"  Samborn 

Joseph  Dearborn  Eben*"  Lovring  Eben''  Sainborn 

John  Marston  Jeremiah  Marston  Simon  Page 

"David  Marston  Sam'  Marston  Zach'  Towl 

Levi  Marston  Simon  Leavitt  Christfor  gold 
Levi  Lamper                       j 


[2-2]  \_Captaiu  Turner''^  Artillery. '\ 

A  Muster  Role  of  the  Field  Artileiy  Company  under  Command  Of 
Cap'  Geo.  Turner  as  Mustered  by  Maj'  Hackett  Jan'^  17  1776 — 

Ebenezer  Dearing  1"  Lieut  John  Dennett  Jun""  Corp' 

John  Marden  2''  Lieu'  John  Reding  Corp' 

Sam'  Hutchings  Serg'  Clem'  Jackson  ^w\V  Corp' 

John  Gardner  Jun'  Serg'  \V'"  Knight  Drummer 

Benj-'  Chandler  Serg'  Rob'  Stokell  Fifer 

W™  Cambridge  Enoch  Davis  W"  Word 

Geo.  King  Jun""  George  Jackson  Jun""  Robert  Fernald 

W""  Gowen  Sam'  Yeaton  Rendal  P^irnald 

Geo.  Lowd  Ephraim  Dennett  Edmund  Butler 

W'"  Hart  Jun'  Robert  Chandler  Henry  Snagg 

Elliott  Dearing  Robert  Colefax  Sam'  Slade 

Tim°  Gerrish  Ichabod  Shores  John  Underwood 

Rich'*  Parsons  Thomas  Sherburne  Jun' VVinthrop  Bennett 


256 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Theodore  Davis 
John  Griffen 
Solomon  Thompson 


John  Melcher 
Geo  :  Trafethren 
Sam'  Sherift' 


Joshua  Lang  Huntress 
Tho*  Priest 


[The  foregoing  were  mustered  by  Major  James  Hackett,  in  accord- 
ance with  a  vote  of  the  H.  of  Rep.,  Jan.  16,  1776. — Ed.] 


\_Militia  Regiments^  i77^-\ 

[Adj.  Rep.,  vol.  2,  1866,  pp.  2S3,  284.] 

The  Assembly  voted  to  raise  two  thousand  men  for  "  the  service"  in 
this  year  [1776].  The  numbers  of  the  several  regiments,  the  colonels  of 
the  same,  their  places  of  residence,  the  number  of  men  in  the  regiment 
from  16  to  50  years  of  age,  and  the  number  to  be  furnished  by  each  regi- 
ment, are  seen  from  the  following  table. 


^  g 

°.  e 

Colore). 

Place  of  Residence 

No.  of  men 

Proportion  for 

-I 

16  to  50 

the  army. 

I 

William  Whipple 

Portsmouth 

I561 

193 

2 

Stephen  Evans 

Dover 

1666 

207 

3 

Jonathan  Moulton 

Hampton 

781 

97 

4 

Nicholas  Gilman 

Exeter 

1665 

207 

5 

John  Webster 

Chester 

609 

IS 

6 

Matthew  Thornton 

Londonderry 

712 

89 

7 

Josiah  Bartlett 

Kingston 

1120 

139 

8 

Moses  Nichols 

Amherst 

1352 

145 

9 

Daniel  Moore 

Bedford 

I  132 

140 

10 

Joseph  Badger 

Gilmanton 

8b3 

100 

II 

Thomas  Stickney 

Concord 

1345 

168 

12 

David  Hobart 

Plymouth 

37S 

47 

13 

Samuel  Ashley 

Winchester 

1080 

134 

H 

Enoch  Hale 

Rindge 

959 

120 

15 

Benjamin  Bellows 

Walpole 

675 

84 

16 

Israel  Morey 

Orford 

347 

43 

17 

Jonathan  Chase 

Cornish 

492 

61 

Conwa}' 

33 

4 

16,710 

2,063 

[About  three  hundred  men  were  stationed  in  the  fortifications  in 
Piscataqua  harbor.  The  two  following  are  lists  of  a  portion  of  them. 
—Ed.] 


■} 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAK    ROLLS.  257 

[2-3]  \_Captain  Titus  Salter  s  List.'] 

Fort  Washington  Fcb^  16""  1776 
Sir 

please  to  pay  unto  Capt  Titns  Salter  or  his  order  the  Ballance  clue 
unto  us  on  the  Mattross  company  pay  Role  deliverd  in  by  him  &  his 
Receipt  Shall  be  a  Sufficient  discharge  from 

Your  Most  Humble  Servants — 
To  Nicholas  Gilman  Esq'' 
Receiver  Gencrall  att  Exeter 

1  [Blank]                   34  obi^  Marshall  ^^  6S  John  Blasdell 

2  Tho"'  Pickerin              35   Sam"  Waters  Ju'  p"*  69  Benj  X  Holebrook 

3  Dan"  Evans                   36  Josiah  Clark  '"'  70  Benjamin  Dam 

4  [Blank]  37  George  X  Rawlins"^    71  Daiiiel  Strickland 

5  Joseph  Leigh               38  George  Read  72  John  Elliott 

6  [Blank]                   39  James  yeats  73  Charles  Stuart"** 

7  George  Marshalljun  40          [Blank]  74  George  Berrv 

8  Joseph  Day  41   William  OossP'*  v^Bar'ter 

9  John  Williams            42  Amos  BeckP-*  '-^  P^^^   „Ck 

„.  ,       ,  TV^  1  .         4^    Toll"  Gray  '^^  76  Sam"  X  Down"^ 

10  Richard  +  Colston     ^^  -\          10            nd  i,„  t^     u     r^   -i 
,^.   ,       ,  j     ,  •              44     osei)h  BensonP"  77  Darbv  Daily 

11  Richard  lenkms         ^3   o-   111  i6  at-   1  '    i  n»  '     n^ 
WW        A4ri                 4"^   Richard  lang  78  Michael  Ryan"^ 

12  William  M'^lntyer      ^±   o       h  xi-     1  1  a/t-  1      1  \t     ind 
T3  ,   ,.   ,    ,,r     ,  ^.rt        46  Sam"  Weekes  79  Michael  VealP" 

13  Pelatiah  WeeksP**        ^^    t   1       ci  L  c            i  d-        nd 
^          py3.      .  -,                   47  John  Siierman  80  Samuel  riperP'* 

3  /-.     '-      '^l\r  ^                 48  Benjamin  Ciossp^  81  Jonathan  Edmonds 

It;  George  Waters                  a^     1    t       j  o  t   i      cm 

^  TT      1  •       T^                   4Q   Mark  Loud  82  ohn  bloper 

16  Hunking  raxson        ^^   -r  ,       »,,     ^,  o  "^       w  wj  r^  . 

„„J7                       50  John  Abbott  83  Sam"  W  Cate 

17  John    X  Sautridge     51   Joseph  DudleyP**  84  SoloYnon  Varrell 

18  Noah  Peirce  P"*                   ,.      ."';')  o         .  85  Benj"  Grant 

mark                      ^2   Beu)  X  Smart  q}^  j        i  tt    n 

TA      •   1  w  c    •               -     c           1  r^       J     •   Dd  86  Israel  Hull 

19  Daniel  X  Spinney     53  Samuel  GoodwinP-i  .^  ^^        blank! 

20  S:tmuel  Hart                 Kd.          [Blank]  c  t          1    i^      i^ii  t>d 
,,,.,,.        T        J             -     o           1    T  98  losepli  Banhll  P" 

21  VVilliam  Lowd            55   Samuel  Jones  -^  ^      pV>]      ,  -, 

TA     hT'J't         j             'JS  Thomas  Gammon  -^^  t     •   i     o 

22  Dan"  X  Lowd             _^    t            u-    1  ..  100  losiah  Parsons 
TT           T^       ^  r-'  ^         "17     ames  Higlit  "^      r,,,      ,  -, 

23  Henry  Frost  Cate       -'r,  -^      r-n\      in  101            Blank] 
'T^i       "        T                       '>8            Blank  o    1              l-"! 

24  i  homas  Tones             -^     ^,^iJ■^-^■        r>  102  Solomon  Stevens 
3   T         IT)     .^     nrt         'JQ  William  Green  xa      •       •      n      j 

25  Joseph  BrottenP'*         ^  g^^,^^^,^,  (.^^^^^,^,.,  103  Benjamin  Reed 

26  Blankl                   ,?     1-    1      ■       ^^  ta     •  104  Charles  mitchell 

1  u-11                     01    Lphraim  X  l-)avis  ;  „      .,„  y       , 

27  smuel  Hill                               '             m^fk  105  Benj'"  Lord 

28  William  waldenP**       62   Edward  AyersP^  106  Benjamin     Thomp- 

r-  ""^'^  \\T  1,       nd  6-1   Edmund  Furnald  son'"* 

29  Georg  X  W  aldronP'*  ^'^          n,,,      ,  -,  ►.  xt    r    u 
^o  Will  Slu,resP'*               ^4          [Blank]  107  N :  furbur 

•^     /^             ,,r   ,,                 6c    John  Clark  108  Joshua  Jones'*" 
3.    George  \\alton            ^g  4,,^,^,^,  g,,,^^,, 

32  Noah  GilmanP^  ^      i>      -a 

X^   ,,  .,      ,  67   Benj"  Neaton 

33  thomas  thurber  '  ■^    - 

22 


258  REVOLUTIONARV    WAR    ROLLS. 

Israel  Hull  was  paid  &  signed  the  order  Since 

Receiv'd  (Exeter  22'"*  Feb^  1776)  of  Nich  Oilman  Esq  the  Sum  of 
Forty  Six  pounds  three  Shillings  &  three  pence  in  full  of  Ballance's  due 
on  his  Roll  number  one  to  the  persons  whose  names  are  herein  men- 
tion'd 

Titus  Salter 


[3-4] 


[  Captain  Salter  s  List.~\ 


Sir  please  to  pay  unto  Capt  Titus  Salter  or  his  order  the  Respective 
Sums  due  unto  us  Agreeable  to  his  pay  Role  commencing  January  i" 
1776  and  you'l  Oblidge 

Your  most  Humble  Servants — 


To  Nicholas  Oilman  Esq 
Receiver  Oenerall  att  Exeter 


/[ 


Fort  Washington 

Feb^  17:   1776 


1  [Blank] 

2  Tho"  Pickerin 

3  Dan"  Evans 

4  Joseph  Leigh 

5  Joshua  Orant 

6  Joseph  Day 

7  Richard  Jenkins 

8  David  Cops. 

9  Oeorge  Reed 

10  Thomas  Jones 

1 1  John  Abbot 

12  Henry  Frost  Gates 

13  John  Williams 

14  Sam'  Odiorne 

15  thomas  thurbt-r 

16  James  M'^Intyer 

17  Rich''  L*^  Nelson 
iH  N  furbur 

19  James  Hight 

20  Stephen  Powers 

21  John  X   Sautridge 

22  Josiah  Harmond 

23  William  Lowd 

24  Benjamin  Reed 

25  James  yeats 

26  Josiah  Parsons 


27  William  Oreen 

28  Benj"  yeaten 

29  Titus  Salter  J'' 

30  Joseph  Plaisted 

31  Darby  X  Daily 

32  thomas  Barns 

33  Jonath"  X  Powers 

34  John  Whitelock 

35  Thomas  mehany 

36  Thomas  Prons 

37  John  Mills 

38  John  Sloper 

39  Samuel  Hart 

40  John  Clark 

41  Jonathan  Edmonds 
43  Samuel  Jones 

43  Richard  lang 

44  Thomas  Oammon 

45  Samuel  Hill 

46  Daniel  Lunt 

47  Daniel  Strickland 

48  Daniel  X  Loud 

49  John  Elliott 

50  Peletiah  Ounnison 

51  James  X  Hayley 

52  Jedediah  Priles 


53  John  X  Wall 

54  Charles  mitchell 

55  Daniel  X  Kief 

56  James  Seaward 

57  Daniel  X  Davis 
=^8  Thomas  waldren 

59  Amos  Williams 

60  John  Davis 

61  Noah  Brottn 

62  John  Sheperd 

63  Samuel  hill  Clark 

64  Benning  W  Sloper 
6^   Lazarus  Holmes 

66  Mark  Loud 

67  William  Moulton 

68  Will™  Lewis 

69  Samuel  Orcutt 

70  Davies  Johnson 

71  Andrew  railt 

72  John  Carlil 

73  t'ls  X  Oeorge 

imirk 

74  Benaiah  Bunker 

75  John  X  Davis 

76  Eben''  X  Welch 


REVOLUTIONAKV    WAR    ROLLS.  259 

77  Jotham  X  Booker  82    John  Dvvyer  88  J:  II.  for  B: 

„„„^    ■""'"  83  Mark  Biutecn  89  M  :  B.  for  II 

78  D"  X  Hills  84  Solomon  Stevens  90  N  :  G. 

79  David  Grant  85   Daniel  X  Obryan  91    D  B 

^°  ^^'""  n,^.  ^""^^^  86  Jacob  Nutter  9^  James  X  Claridge 

81    Henry  Lunt  87  Stephen  Whateon 


[2-5]  \^Captain  Eliphalet  Daniels's  Llsi.'] 

Fort  Sulevan  March  18'"  1776 
Nich"  Gilman  Esq""  Receiv'  General 

S""  Please   To    pav  Cap'  Elip'   Daniels   our   Resp*^  vSums    Due   on    his 
Month-''  Role  &  his  Receip'  Shall  Be  Our  Dischar^'' 

1  [Blank]  25   Robert  Fernald  46  Eben""  Pray  For  Nick 

2  Andrew  Marshall  26  Joshua  Pray  Everett 

3  Mendum  Janvrin  27  Edward  Fernald  47   Ebenezer  Wille  For 

4  Seth  Walker  28  Joseph  fernald  Rich-i  Wilson 

5  Jacob  Nason  29  Benjamin  fernald  48  Jose])h  Shillaber 

6  David  Langley  30  [Blank]  49   William  funiel   For 

7  John  Burliank  31    John  Chick  W'"  Hacherday 

8  Sam'  Biirbank   for  32  |  Blank]  50  Joseph  Paul 

Ach' Forgeson  33  danniel  avery  51  [Blank] 

9  Solom.  Condon  34  Joseph  Stevens  52   Philip  Clear 

0  Hezekiah  Staple  35   Step"  X  Ayers  for  1^3   Thomas  Deverson 

1  Sol"  X  Clark  Timothy  Carney  54  Edw'^  X  Staple 

2  Samuel  Banfill  36  Benjamin  Dam  55  John  Nelson 

3  William  Cole  J  56  Winthrop  Wille 

4  Fred'^  X  Beverly  37  raiiick  x^  i.illess  ^^  j^.^^^.^j  Ku\2,hi 

5  francis  Drew  g  ^,,^^^,^^.  J  p,.^^^^         58  Thomas  Knight 

6  Jose|)h  Nelson  ■^  „„„k  59   Wdliam  welch 

7  Moses  Brown  39  John  Foster  60  John  Gunnison  Jun' 

8  Alex'  X  Kirkwood    40  Beni"  X  Holebrook  ^     ^tt.,,-        '"'  t 

n.Tk  T,    T-»     ■;,  1  r^  f«  f   .  T   1     01    VV  dham  X  liigerson 

9  Luke  Foster  41   Daniel  Cate  for  John  „,■;;:;;      => 

2oJohnStacev  xF?^"-,    r^         r  ^'  'l?'^?  ^^''/f.^ 

21  Samuel  haHngton      4^   Hatevd    Dam   for        63   Nathaniel  kennard 

-yy   Tr^^,.  ^7.Jc.^^,  John"  Wdling  64  Downing  Colbath 

22  onn  rolsom  ,r,,„  /■-.■     •  ,       °  ^      t   ■  *v-i 

-^         hi,  43   W'"  Clandge  6^  John  X  Carter 

23  W'"  X  Priest  44         [Blank]  66  Joseph  applebee 

24  Eph"'"  X  Perkins       45  James  Mintier  6^         [Blank] 


26o  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[2-6]  \^Captain  JEbcnczer  Deet'ing^s  List.~\ 

Portsm"  April  i"  1776 

Please  to  pay  to  Cap'  Peirse  Long  One  Months  Advance  Wages  for 
Each  Of  us  the  Subscriber  as  Artilery  Men  in  the  Service  of  the  Colony 
of  New  Hampshire — 

Your  Hh'  serv'^ 

Ebenezer  Dearing  Nathaniel  Woodman  William  Brotten 

Sam'  Hutchings  Ichabod  Shore  W"  Cambridge 

Shackford  Seaward  John  Barter  p  g  Musserwav 

ohn  Gardner  Jur  Richard  perry  ^^^^ 

Henry  Meserve  Charles  Grace  Timothy  Gerrish 

Tho'  Bowler  Pelatiah  weeks  Joseph  Clark 

John  Underwood  Jol'"''  Moore  »Samuel  Morrison 

John  Hall  Robert  Brier  Samuel  yeaton 

Theodore  Fernald  Will"'  Gouen  Richard  Parsons 

Rob'  S  Tokell  Joseph  M"*  Fitzgerald      George  Loud 

George  King  Jun'  John  Caverly  John  Griffith 

Henrv  moore  Pelatiah  Barter  Jolin  Tucker 

George  Jackson  inne  Joseph  Gerrish  Nicholas  Bouftard 

Clem'  Jackson  Jun'  Joshua  Karswell  archibald  Thomson 

Solomon  Thompson  Thomas  Passmore 

Portsm°  April  i"  1776 

Please  to  pay  to  Cap"  Peirse  Long  y*  Blankett  Money  for  Each  of  us 
the  Subscribers  in  the  Field  Artilery  Company  in  the  Service  of  the  Col- 
ony of  New  Hampshire — 

Your  Hh'  Serv" 

[Signatures  to  this  document  are  the  same  as  the  foregoing — 
Ed.] 

Received  of  The  Receiver  General  Ninety  Nine  pounds  Eighteen 
Shillings,  for  One  months  wages  &  Twenty  four  pounds  Twelve  Shil- 
lings for  Blankett  Money  for  the  Company  under  the  Command  of  Eben- 
ezar  Dearing  as  per  Role,  to  be  Returned,  when  Swore  to — 

Exeter  April  4""  1776 — 

Pierse  Long 

[The  regiment  of  militia  under  the  command  of  Colonel  Thomas 
Stickney,  of  Concord,  was  organized  and  ofificered  as  follows. — Ed.] 


REVOLUTIONAKY    WAK    ROLLS. 


261 


[2-7] 

Return  of  the  Commissioned  OlRcers  in  Col" 
meat  March  5"'  1776 

Captains 


1  Reuben  Kimball 

2  James  Shepard 

3  Peter  Kimball 

4  Joshua  Bailey 

5  Jerem''  Prescot 


1  Joseph  Hall 

2  Laban  Morrill 

3  Benj.  Jackman 

4  Jotiiam  How 

5  John  M^Clary 


1  Richard  Harlbut 

2  James  Glines 

3  Winthrop  Carter 

4  Oliver  Dow 

5  Benson  Ham 


1  Ezekiel  Carter 

2  Jeremiah  Hackett 

3  Samuel  Ames 

4  Joshua  Alorse 

5  Henry  M'^Crellis 


6  Eben''  Welister 

7  Aaron  Adams 

8  Benj"  Bean 

9  Isaac  Andrews 
10  Benj"  Sias 

/«<  Lieutenants 

6  Rob'  Smith 

7  David  Campbell 

5  John  Gruslie 

9  John  M'^Calley 
10  John  Sanborn 

2'^  Lieutenants 

6  And*  Pettingill 

7  Ezra  Tucker 

8  Tim"  Dix 

9  Will'"  Pope 
10  Sam"  Morrill 

Ensigns 

6  William  Calf 

7  Eben''  Harriman 

8  Will"'  Rocrers 

9  Archib''  Tap^<^art 
10  Ezekiel  Morrill 


Thomas  Stickncys  Regi- 


1 1   Daniel  Flood 
13   Will"'  Emery 

13  John  Cram 

14  Edward  Blanchard 


1 1  Tho^  Rowel 

12  Joseph  Severance 

13  David  Knovvlton 

14  Tho*  Gilman 


1 1  Philip  Flanders 

12  [Blank] 

13  Jon"  Stanyan 

14  Eben'  Kimball 


11  Joseph  Currier 

12  Moses  Clough 

13  Jon"  Cass 

14  W"  Samborn 


13  Reg'  of  Militia,  Colony  of  New  Hamp 

Tho'  Stick ney  Colo. 

[On  the  twentieth  day  of  January,  1776,  the  H.  of  Rep.  "  voted  to 
raise  one  regiment  of  soldiers  forthwith."  This  regiment,  consisting 
■of  eight  companies,  was  raised,  placed  under  the  command  of  Col. 
Timothy  13edel,  and  ordered  to  join  the  "  Northern  Continental 
Army."  The  following  are  the  rolls  of  the  several  companies. — 
Ed.] 


262 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-9]     \_IioIls  of  the  Companies  in  Col.  Bedel's  Reg-imeni,  IJ26.'\ 

A  Pay  Roll  of  the  Staff' Officers  belonging  to  Colonel  Timothy  Bedel's 
Resfiment. 


Two  Months 

Quality 

Time 

Rate   per 

Advance 

engag'd 

Month 

Wages 

1776 

Timothy  Bedel 

Colonel 

Jany  21^ 

£15.0.0 

£30.0.0 

Joseph  Wait 

L'  Col" 

22 

12 

Isaac  Butterfield 

Major 

22 

10 

Augustine  Hibbard 

Chaplain 

22 

6-- 

12 

Abner  Barker 

Surgeon 

22 

7.10- 

I5-- 

George  Eagar 

Surg"'  Mate 

22 

4-- 

8-- 

Thomas  Hibbard 

Adjut' 

22 

5  10- 

II 

Nath'  Wales 

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22 

3  -- 

6-- 

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22 

3-- 

6-- 

£8S.o.o 

Deduct 

6-- 

82-- 

Col  Bellows  paid  Joseph  Wait  per  Receipt 

24-- 

ditto — Isaac  Butterfield 

20  — 

£126.0.0 

Copy  ex^ 


J.  Oilman 


[2-10] 


[  Captain  Joseph  Estabrooks's  Company. '\ 


A  Pay  Roll  of  Captain  Joseph  Easterbrooks  Company  in  Col'  Bedel's 
Reg'  rais'd  by  Order  of  the  Continental  Congress — In  the  Colony  of  New 
Hampshire  in  defence  of  the  liberties  of  America — ^joined  the  Northern 
Cont'  Army — 1776 

Bounty  40/.  Blankets  15  /.  i''  per  Mile  Billet^  and  two  M"  pay  Ad- 
vanced to  Officers  &  I  d°  to  Soldiers — 

Rec*^  of  John  Bellows  Esq — 

Joseph  Easterbrooks  Capt. 

8£  per  M"  billet^  2/6.  £16.   2.  6  Jos  Easterbrooks 

Benj  Holbrook,  Ensign  4£     8.  o  -  Benj  Holbrook 

W"  Campbell  Serj' 48^.  5.13.  -  W"" Campbell 

David  Currier — ditto —  6.   5.  2   David  Currier 

Joseph  Howe — Private  405 — 4.17.  6  Joseph  X   Howe 


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263 


Sam'  Perkis  £4 

Alpheus  Hill  Corj)'  44.? —        5 
Sam'  Lcathcrhce  Jun  Private 

40^ 
Amos  Holbrook 
Cli»  Richarcis 
Samuel  Larthersbee 
Ebenezer  W^right 
Asa  White 
Phinhas  Dustin 


4 

4 
4 
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4 
4 

4 

4 
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David  Lynds  4 

Jonathan  Fuller  Serj' — a  48^  5 
Solomon  Calkins  405'  5 

John  Adal  4 

Benjamin  Coats  4 

Barnabas  Strong  4 

William  Larrabee  4 


Benjamin  Lathersbee 

Moses  Wright 
Jonathan  Brown 

Cornelius  Dunsey 


7.   6  Sam  Park  hurst 
9.10  Alp'  Hill 


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Sam'  Larrabee  Ju 
Amos  Holbrook 
Ch"  Ricliards  Ju 
Sam'  Larrabee 
Eben'  Wright 
Asa  White 
Phin"  Dustin 

his 

Benj  X  Larrabee 

mark 

Moses  Wright 
Jon'  Brown 

bia 

Com'  X  Dunsey 

mark 

David  Lynds  Jun 
Jon"  Fuller 
Solomon  Calkins 
John  Adal 
Benj  Coats 
Barna"  Strong 
VV"'  Larrabee 


£138.  4.   5 
The  5  Men  following  Were  Must^  &  paid  by  Col'  Morey — 

Cornelius  Jenks  Samuel  Jones 

Hugh  White  and 

John  Winter  John  Whitten 

Copy  in  substance  ex*^  Jos.  Oilman 

Note  Must"*  from  the  Sth  to  19"'  Jan^^  1776 


[2-1 1] 


\_Captain  Daniel  Carlisle's  Co.'] 


Pay  Roll  for  Cap'  Daniel  Carlisles  C  in  Col  Bedel's  Reg*  1776 — Must* 
&  paid  by  John  Bellows  Esq'  Officers  2  M°  Wages — Non  Commiss^  & 
Privates  i  M"  Wages  40/  bounty  15/  Blanket  money  &  i**  per  mile  bil- 
leting— Feb-^  1776 — 

Daniel  Carlisle,  Cap'  £16.  o.  o 

Elisha  W'hitcomb  Lieut'  10.16  - 

Ephraim  Stone       ditto  10.16  - 

Aaron  Smith — Ensign  S.  o  - 


£45.12.  o 


264 


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Michael  Haffron — private — 
Annanias  Tiibbs 
Nath  Hills 
Andrew  Nichols 
Caleb  Tliaver 
Henry  VVillard 
John  Willard 
Brewer  Dodge 
W"'  Temple 
James  Sh after 
Edward  Houghton 
Stephen  Chapman 
Nat  Bacon  Fifer  445' 
Tho'  Whitcomb — ^os 
Eleazer  Jordan  445  Corp' 
Isaac  Gibbs 
Edmund  Fisher 
Zepheniah  Shepardson 
Thomas  Gibbs  Serj'  485 
Abraham  Gibbs  ^os 
Joshua  Gibbs 

Luke  Aldrich  Drummer  445 
Nathan  Colburn  405' 
Joshua  White 
Joseph  Be  man 
James  Wheelock 
Dennis  Heffron 
David  Gibbs 
Jesse  Tliompson 
Joel  Aldrich 
Isaac  Stone 
W'"  Farmer 
Eben''  Aldrich 


15  —  Tim-^  Peirce 

15  —  W"  Temple 

15  —  Eben"^  Hills  Corporal 

15  —  Elkanah  Woodcock 

15  —  John  Butler 

15  —  Elias  Taylor 

15  _  John  Rugg 

15  —  Isaac  Billings 

iS.   9  Jeremiah  Settswell 

18. 1 1    Iran  Evans 

18.   9  Jon"  Wright 

17.   6  Henry  Chamberlin 

.1.  6  Josliua  Pierce 

17.  6  Enos  Burt 
I.  6  Jos"^  Evans 

18.  4  Joel  Priest 

iS.io  Elij"*  Taylor  Corporal 
18.   8  Amasa  Wright 

6.  4  Bezaleel  Grandy 
18.  4  Eldad  Evans 
18.  4  Caleb  Green 

5.  3   Daniel  Gates 

t.  3   Philip  Alexander 

I.    T,   Abel  White 


,    I   James  Clay  Jun''  Serj' 
,    2   Solomon  Perry 
,  4  Hezekiah  Olney 
.  4  Thomas  Amsden 

—  Timothy  Butterfield  Ser 

—  Jacob  Stone 

—  Jacob  Staple 

—  Ebenezer  Chamberlin 


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Paid  Cap'  Dan'  Carlisle  for  Travel  of  45  Men  per  Rec'  5'  5-   7 


Copy 


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£365.14.  6 


[2-12] 


S^Captain  yason    Waifs  Co.'] 


Pay  Roll  for  Cap'  Jason  Waits  C°  in  Col  Bedels  Reg' Musf*  &  paid  by 
John  Bellows  Esq"'  Officers  2   M"  Wages — Non  Commiss''  &  privates   i 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


265 


M"  Wages  40J.-  Bounty  15^-  JMankct  money  &  it/  per   Mile   Billeting  Feb' 
1776 


Jason  Wait  Cap' 
Lenniel  Sergants  L' 
John  Griggs  d" 

Thomas  Jones  Ensign 


Aaron  Rice 
Amos  Flood 
Robert  Little 
William  Hardwick 
Elijah   Burroughs 
John  Collins 
Joseph  Taylor 
Lewis  Lidian 
James  Parker 
Timothy  Dewey 
Plenry  Drummer 
Eben  Farnham  Corp' 
Ephraim  Stearns 
Charles  Gillgrist 
Thomas  Parker 
Elias  Bartlet 
John  Jovner 
Josiah  Johnson 
Henry  Stevens 
Peter  Leavins 
William  X  Saunders 

mark 

Daniel   Putnam 
Edmund  Ilervey 
Zenas  Lull 
Aether  Matthews 
Joshua  Church 
Mathew  Patrick 

hii 

Zimri  X  Luce 

n)ark 

James  Thomson 
Matthew  Miller 
Hugh  Miller 
Philip  Wardner 
Ripley  Bingham 


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Joshua  Mack 
Thomas  Messer 
Sam'  Huntley 
Josiah  Gustin 
Jonah  Stow 
Zebulon  Crane 
Abijah  Benton  Drumnr 
Jehiel  Holdridge 
Francis  Joiner 
Jonathan   Bigsby  Serj' 
James  Martin 
Daniel  Stearns 
Josiah  Johnson 
Andrew  Boynton 
Nathan  Delano 
Abner  Matthews  Cor 
Jonathan  York 
James  Goodwin 
Jonathan  Fuller 
Peter  Fuller 
William  Aldrich 
Daniel  Hibbard 
John  Novce 
Peter  Bebee 
Joshua  Gustin 
Joseph  Lavvrace  Serj' 
Joseph  Fay  Serj' 
Nathan  Billings 
Isaac  Johnson  Jun' 
David    Johnson 
Elisha  VVillis 
Benf  Hall 
Amos  Puffer 
Simeon  Puffer 
Timothy  Hervey 
Joseph  Gray 

Billeting 


£4 

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266 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-13] 


\_ReceiptsJ'or  Supplies.^ 


Cliarlestown  Feb^  25""  1776 

Rec'' of  John  Bellows  Esq'' twenty  three  blankets  for  the  Soldiers  by 
the  Apprizement  Sixteen  pounds  two  Shillings  &  sixpence 

Jason  Wait  Cap'  in  Col°  Bedels  Regm' 

Charlestown  Feb^  25"'  1776 

Rec^  of  John  Bellows  Esq'  Nineteen  pounds  ten  Shillings  which  with 
Twenty  three  Blankets  Amounting  to  seventeen  pounds  five  shillings  is 
the  Amount  of  Forty  nine  Blankets  at  Fifteen  Shillings  Each 

Jason  Wait  Cap'  in  Col  Bedels  Reg* 

Charlestown  Feby  26*  1776 

Rec**  of  John  Bellows  Esq""  one  Shilling  &  three  pence  for  travel  for 
two  men  to  the  place  of  mustering  also  one  pound  ten  Shillings  for  two 
Blankets  also  two  Hatchets 

Jason  Wait  Cap'  in  Col"  Bedels  Regm' 


[2-14J 


[  Captain  Daniel  Wilkins's  Co.] 


A  Pay  Roll  of  Cap'  Daniel  Wilkins  Company  in  Col°  Bedel's  Regi- 
ment, Mustered  and  paid  by  John  Bellows  Esq""  Officers  2  M°  Wages, 
Non  Commissioned  and  Privates  i  M"  wages,  40^  Bounty,  155  blanket 
money  &  i  penny  per  mile  billeting — 

Dan'  Wilkins  Cap' 
W"  Roby  Lieu' 
Jn°  Mills  2"  d" 
W"  Bradford  j'  Ensign 
Rob'  Campbell  Serjeant 
Jn°  Calwell  M^Xeal  ditto 
James  Caldwell  ditto 
Benjamin  Dike  ditto 
Sutherrick  Weston  Corporal  5 
Jonathan  Fifield  d° 

Joshua  Abbot  d'^' 

Samuel  Stearns  d° 

Thomas  Powell  Drum'' 
Jabez  Holt  Fifer 
Andrew  Wilkins 
Jeremiah  Lamson 
Thomas  Melendy 
William  Brown 


£16 

6. 

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Reuben  Killicutt 

■£5 

2. 

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3- 

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Martin  Montgomery 

5 

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W'"  M<=Murphy 

5 

2. 

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8 

6. 

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James  Millar 

5 

6. 

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Ephraim  Clark 

5 

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5 

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5 

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Jn"  Houston 

5 

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Aaron  Nichols 

5 

4 

5 

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8 

Solomon  Kitteridge 

5 

6 

5 

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Stephen  Ciu-tice 

5 

3 

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Lemuel  Curtice 

5 

3 

5 

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Isaac  Palmer  Curtis 

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Jn°  Allen 

5 

4 

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James  Cochrin 

5 

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Robert  Cochran 

5 

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Roger  Dutton 

5 

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Obediah  Holt 

5 

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REVOLUTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS. 


267 


Henry  Glover 
Joseph  Lovejoy 
Daniel  \V  ilk  ins 
Sylvister  Wilkins 
Jn"  Robhins 
Lenaford  Gilbert 
James  Hartshorn 
James  Clark 
John  Farnham 
Thomas  Stevens 
Jonathan  Eames 
James  Jewell 
Philip  Abbot  Roby 
Ebenezer  Fosgate 
Jacob  Blodget 
George  Bemaine 
Joseph  Farrar 
Samuel  Wood 
William  Hamblet 
James  Harwood 

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Amos  Boutwell 
Isaac  Stearns 
Primus  Chandler 
Reuben  Kemp 
Jn°  Everton 
Alexander  Brown 
William  Alld 
Joseph  Dickey 
Josiah  W^arren 
Jn°  Phelps 
Robert  Livingston 
Samuel  Boyd 
Thomas  IVPClary 
Jn«  M'Allester 
Benj"  M^Allaster 
Jn"'M'=Clintock 
Ezra  Tubbs 


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[2-15]    \^Captain  Ebenezer  Greeri's  Co.     Receipt  for  GunsJ\ 

We  the  Subscribers  Officers  and  Soldiers  belonging  to  Cap*  Ebenezer 
Greens  Companv  in  CoP  Timothy  Bedels  Regiment  hereby  acknowlege 
that  we  have  rec'*  of  Israel  Morey  Esq'  the  following  Firelocks  with  the 
several  accoutrements  thereto  belonging  as  prefixed  to  our  names  in  the 
following  columns,  for  the  service  of  the  United  Colonies  in  the  Northern 
Continental  Army  and  for  the  use  of  said  Firelocks  and  Accoutrements 
we  the  Subscribers  agree  to  allow  the  sum  of  six  shillings  Lawful  Money 
to  be  deducted  out  of  our  wages  for  the  use  of  each  Fire  Arm  &c 

Orford  March  ^^  1776 — 


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Nathan  Fellows 
Jolin  Closson 
Benj-'  Howard 
David  Rich 

3  -  - 
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Benjamin  Grant 
Nathan  Fellows 
John  Closson 
Benj"  Howard 
David  Rich 

268 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


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2479 
1618 
1418 
2173 

IS 

9104 
4506 
4050 

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702 
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495 
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Jon*  Stark 

Amos  Ames 

Samuel  Burnham 

William  Stark 

John  Stewart 

Benjamin  Smith 

Isaac  Preston 

Zebulon  Gay 

Samuel  Eaton 

John  Arman 

Anthony  Row 

Nathan'  West 

Samuel  Farnham 

John  Hinkson 

David  Sargeant 

For  these  four  Guns 

L'  Grant  gave  his  rec' 

to  be  did  to  Cap  Ebenezer 

Greene — 


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Jon"  Stark 
Amos  Ames 
Samuel  Burham 
William  Stark 
John  Stewart 
Benj''  X  Smith,  mark 
Isaac  Preston 
Zebulon  Gay 
Samuel  Eaton 
John  Arman 
Anthony  X  Row 
Nathaniel  West 
Samuel  Farnham 
John  Hinkson 
David  Sargent 
Samuel  Gelusha 
Joseph  Hatch 
David  Chamberlain 
Stephen  Pillum 


Am"  Guns  £72.0.0 — Bayonet  Belts  £3.4.0 

I  acknowlege  that  I  have  received  the  four  last  mentioned  Fire  Arms 
from  the  hands  of  L'  Ben  Grant  &  did  to  the  said  Samuel  Gelusha  Jos 
Hatch  Daviii  Chamberlain  and  Stephen  Pelham  agreeable  to  the  marks 
and  numbers  above  mentioned — 

Eben""  Greene. — 

Copy  ex  J  Gilman 

Receivd  of  Israel  Morey  twenty  eight  hatchets  4  axes,  4  Tin  Kettles 
and  twenty  eight  pair  Snow  Shoes  for  my  party  of  38  Men  and  35  quarts 
Rum — 

Benjamin  Grant — 

A  Memorandum  of  Soldiers  belonging  to  the  within  Cap  Green's  C" 
that  found  their  own  Arms. — 

L*  Whites  party 
Samuel  Tappan —  N"  S — £1.16  — 
Simon  Gillett —            77 —    2.10  — 
Corp'  Ephraim  Skin- 
ner 7S —    3 

Daniel  Heustis  1  pistol  iS 


Noah  Grant—  N°  i 

Christopher  Keyes         3 
Henry  Eaton  o 

Richard  Smith  o 


■£3-- 

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269 


William  \'it(iim 
John  Ilcarn 
Corp'  Moses  Head 
Allen  Hatchet — 
Sarj'  Abial  Stevens — 


3 
4 

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Abner  Chamberlain    i    dit- 
to— 18 
Pearly  Rogers               79 —    2.14 


£33- H 
Copy  ex     J  Oilman 


We  the  Subscribers  Officers  and  Soldiers  belonging  to  Cap  Eben"" 
Green's  Company  in  Col  Timotliy  Hedels  Regiment  hereby  acknowlege 
that  we  have  received  of  Israel  Morey  Esq""  the  following  Fire  Arms  with 
the  several  accoutrements  thereto  belonging  as  prefixed  to  our  names  in 
the  following  colums  for  the  service  of  the  United  Colonies  in  the  North- 
ern Continental  Army  and  for  the  use  of  said  Fire  Arms  and  Accoutre- 
ments we  the  Subscribers  agree  to  allow  the  sum  of  Six  Shillings  Law- 
ful Money  to  be  deducted  out  of  our  wages  for  the  use  of  each  Fire  Arm. 
&c— 

Head  Qiiarters  Orford  March  5*''  1776 


19 

4777 

250 

435 
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1269 

157 

251 

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2835 

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Lieu'  John  White 

Abiel  Stevens 

John  Row 

Moses  Chandler 

Israel  Glind 

Ebenezer  Hall 

Thomas  Danford  j'' 

Jon"  Quimljy 

Stephen  Webster 

John  dines 

Joseph  Chandler 

Moses  Head  Jun"" 

Samuel  Chase 

William  Hilton 

Aretas  Chandler 

Jon»  Philbrick 

Joel  Woodworth 

John  Maslin 

Thomas  M'^Keech  Kings  Arm 

London  New  York 
Archibald  Harvey  K  Arm 
Shubal  Cross 
Nathan'  Rogers  Jun'' 
Elias  Chamberlain 
Jn"  Evans 


3  — 
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Abiel  Stevens 
John  Row 
Moses  X  Chandler 
Israel  X  Clind 
Ebenezer  Hall 
Thomas  Danford  Jun"" 
Jon"  Qui m by  X   mark.. 
Stephen  Webster 
John  (jlines 
Joseph  Cliandler  X 
Moses  Head  Jun^  X 
Samuel  Ciiase 
William  Hilton 
Aretas  X  Chandler 
Jon"  X  Philbrick 
Joel  Woodworth 
John  Mastin 

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[2-17]  \_Capiaiii  James  Osgood'' s  Co.,  iyy6.'\ 

Pay  Roll  for  Cap  James  Osgoods  C°  in  Col'  Bedels  Reg'  1776 — I'wo 
Months  Wages  to  Officers  And  one  Month  to  Non  Commissioned  Offi- 
cers &  privates  Also  405  bounty,  155-  Blanket  Money  &  i''  per  Mile  bil- 
leting— 

Rece^  of  Israel  Morey  Esq"" 


James  Osgood  Capt  1776 

Jan^  22* 

16 

.  8.  4 

Samuel  Fowler 

L' 

22 

II 

.  2.  - 

John  Webster  2*^ 

Yj. 

22 

1 1 

4.  4 

Charles  Hill 

Ensign 

22 

8 

1. 10 

Jeremiah  Abbot 

Serj' 

Feby  7»'' 

5 

9.  8 

Stephen  Webster 

do 

7t. 

5 

II.  4 

Hubbard  Carter — 

d° 

16 

5 

II.  4 

Edward  Carlton — 

Corp' 

i4«^ 

4 

8.  2 

Benj  Webster 

Corp' 

i4«^ 

5 

.  4.10 

Eli  as  Abbot 

private 

r 

5 

I.  8 

Ben]  Sawyer 

8th 

5 

I.  - 

Rich*^  Hazen  Osgood 

14''' 

5 

I.  8 

Daniel  Young 

10"^ 

5 

3-  4 

Joseph  Ordway 

14* 

5 

3-  4 

John  Ordway 

j^th 

5 

3-  4 

Samuel  Dyer 

i9«^ 

5 

5.10 

Joseph  Giles 

Mar  6«^ 

=? 

8.  4 

James  Foy 

7"^ 

5 

8.4 

Ezekiel  Eastman 

7* 

5 

8.  4 

Chris*"  H  ink  ley 

10* 

5 

18    - 

Jeremiah  Smith 

IO«> 

5 

8.  4 

Aaron  Smith 

10* 

5 

8.  4 

Nathan  Kinsman 

Feby  10'^ 

5 

I.  8 

W'"  Simons 

lO'" 

5 

I.  8 

John  Beden 

lo"" 

5 

5.10 

Joshua  Danforth 

6* 

5 

-  10 

Reuben  Middleton 

G^ 

5 

5.10 

Joseph  Basford 

17th 

5 

Richard  Smart 

17th 

4 

17.  2 

Joseph  Fellows 

Mar.  6 

5 

0.  4 

James  Basford 

6 

5 

Jos  Lund 

13 

4 

17. II 

Samuel  Danforth 

10 

5 

-  10 

Tim°  P'oss 

Feb  14 

5 

I.  I 

Benj"  Fi field 

5- 

I.  8 

Ezra  Abbot 

5- 

I.  8 

W^illiam  Hopkins 

5- 

5    - 

Chandler  Abbot 

5 

I.  8 

23 


274 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Philip  Abbot 
Ebenez''  Leathers 
Nath'  Walker 
W"  Fahey 
Joseph  Cass 
Nathan  Cass 
Wells  Burbank 
Benj  M'^Allester 
Edward  Danforth 
Israel  Webster 
Azel  Spauding 
Noah  Paine 
Matthew  Peck 
Titus  Freeman 
Jon*  Brown 
John  Hoit 
Zadock  Priest 
Aniasa  VVright 
Moses  Evans 
Dan'  Perkins 
Elihn  Baxter 
W"  Cutler 
Joshua  vSpear 
Joseph  Kingsbury 
Caleb  Colton 
Charles  Scott 
Sam'  Kingsbury 
Robert  Colburn 


Copy  ex'' 


Feb  8 

5.    I.  S 
5-  3-  4 

7 

5.  4.  2 

Mar  7'" 

5.  8.  4 

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4.19.  9 

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4.19.  9 

Feb  1 8 

5.  -  xo 

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4.19.  9 

i8 

5-4 

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5    -    - 

Mar  8 

4.17.  9 

8 

4.16.  8 

i6 

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28 

4.19.  2 

28 

4.19.  2 

25 

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30 

4.1S.  4 

31 

4.17.  4 

31 

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4. 16. 10 

10 

4.17.  4 

10 

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II 

4.17.  4 

II 

4.18.  4 

1 1 

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4.17.  4 

15 

4.16.  8 

£363.  1. 10 

J  Oilman 

[3-18] 


[  Captain  Osgood'' s  Co.  in  part.'\ 


List  of  Capt.  James  Osgoods  Party  to  be  paid  by  himself 


James  Osgood  Cap. 
Ezek'  Walker  Serg' 
George  Kentfield  Corp' 
Supply  Walker  ditto 
Eben''  Green 
Nath'  Eastman 
Benj"  Heath 
Leon''  Herri  man 


Private 

12. 1 1 

ditto 

8.  4 

ditto 

7-13 

ditto 

5-17 

Eallance 
due 

£29.18.  9  Jn"  Moore 

6.10.  8  Jos  Colby 

I.   2.10  Zeph""  Patee 

8.    2.   9  Daniel  Chandler 

3  Jonathan  Dresser 

5  Abiel  Messer 

6  Daniel  Emerson  Ci 
5  Thomas  Spring 


Ballance 

due 

Private 

8.   I.  7 

ditto 

7.19    - 

ditto 

9.  4.  8 

ditto 

8. 17. II 

ditto 

8. II.  7 

ditto 

7-  9    - 

oss  ditto 

I.  4.  2 

ditto 

7-I.2.  5 

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275 


Jon*  Johnson         private 
Barnes  Haseltine    ditto 
Ezek'  Stickney        ditto 


7.14.  -  Archibald  Sterling   private  4.   3.  4 

10 —  II   J n°  Murray  ditto     -    -    _ 

8. 19.  -  Peter  Stilling  ditto     -    -    - 


Cap'  Osgoods  whole  Stopages  in  the  Roll 


Cap  Osgoods  Rations 


deduct  Cash  rec**  of  receiv"'  Gen'  or  Others 

by  Cap'  Page  &  himself  due  to  Cap'  Osgoods  party 


JC169.19.   2 
129.—    7 

298.19.  9 
10.15  — 

£309.14.   9 

57-i6  — 


£251.18.  9 

Feb-^  8"^  i^^6  In  Committee  of  Safety.  To  Nich°  Oilman  Esq""  Treas' 
pay  Cap' James  Osgood  the  Sum  of  Two  Hundred  &  fifty  one  pounds 
Eighteen  Shillings  &  Nine  pence  being  the  wages  due  to  the  Persons 
abovenamed — Soldiers  in  his  Company,  and  Supplies  for  the  Soldiers 
Stopt  out  of  their  wages — 

M  Weare  Chairman 

Feb-''  10.  1776  Receiv'd  the  Sum  of  two  hundred  &  fifty  one  pounds 
18/9  in  full  for  the  within —  Per  James  osgood 


[2-19] 


\_Receipt^  Capt.  Osgood'' s  Jlfen.'] 


Received  of  Israel  Moray  Esq""  the  several  sums  hereafter  Mentioned 
&  prefixed  to  each  Soldiers  name  being  Advance  pay  bounty  Blanket 
Money  bounty  &  billeting  as  per  Roll  (Viz') 

Matthews  Pecks  wages  two  pounds  bounty  two  pounds  blanket  Fif- 
teen Shillings  &  billeting  Three  Shillings  &  Six  pence —     Total    4.18.6 


Tytus  Freeman 
Jon°  Brown 
William  Cutler 
Joseph  Kingsbury 
Caleb  Colton 
Charles  Scott 


Wages 


2  - 

2  - 

2  - 

2  - 

2  — 

2    


Bounty 

Blankt 

2    - 

15^ 

2    - 

15-y 

2    - 

15^ 

2    - 

15s 

2    - 

15^ 

2    - 

15-y 

Billetng 


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19.2 
19.2 
17.4 
17.4 
18.4 
18.4 


£34.8.: 


Received  the  Above  sums  of  said  Money  to  deliver  to  each  of  the  Above 


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mentioned  Soldiers  (which  I  am  to  pvoduce  Each  of  their  Receipts  for) 
per  Charles  Hill 

The  Above  Soldiers  belonging  to  Cap'  Osgoods  Company 

Examined  

[2—20]  \_Captai71  Osgood^  s  Men.     Receipt  for  Guns  J\ 

We  the  Subscribers  Officers  &  Soldiers  belonging  to  Cap*  James 
Osgoods  Company  in  Col°  Timothy  Bedels  Regiment  hereby  acknowl- 
edge that  we  have  received  of  Israel  Morey  Esq'' the  following  Fire  Arms 
with  the  Several  Accoutrements  thereto  belonging  as  prefixed  to  our 
names  in  the  following  columns  for  the  service  of  the  United  Colonies  in 
the  Northern  Continental  Army  and  for  the  use  of  said  fire  arms  and 
Accoutrements  We  the  Subscribers  agree  to  allow  the  sum  of  six  shil- 
lings Lawful  Money  to  be  deducted  out  of  our  wages  for  the  use  of  each 
Fire  Arm  &c  Head  Qiiarters  Orford  March  5"^  1776 


No.  of 

Fire 

Bayonet 

Price 

Bayonets 

Price 

Arms 

Arms 

Belts 

182 

Joshua  Danford 

I 

3.    0.0 

2.4 

58 

Samuel  Danford 

(C 

1. 10 

45 

Christopher  Hennekly 

(( 

1. 16 

49 

Nathaniel  Walker 

2.    2 

2.4 

40 

Daniel  Young 

2.10 

31 

Joseph  Lund 

2.    8 

51 
53 

48 
50 
43 
52 
64 

John  Betton 

2 

Israel  Webster 

2.    2 

Edward  Danford 

1. 16 

Wells  Burbank 

2.10 

Joseph  Gibbs 

2.10 

Ebenezer  Leathers 

I 

3  — 

Benjamin  M'=Allaster 

I 

2.  8 

John  Ordway 

1-13 

57 

Samuel  Dyer 

^.  5 

66 

Joseph  Ordway 

2.14 

56 

Hubbard  Carter 

1. 19 

Ezekiel  Eastman 

I 

3  — 

2.4 

113 

Ezra  Abbott 

I 

3  — 

2.4 

9/2 

Joseph  Basford 

^ 

I 

3 

2.4 

445 

John  Webster  2'^  L' 

I 

3 

2.4 

544 

Stephen  Webster 

1 

3 

2.4 

65 

R,  H.  Osgood 

2.14 

2.4 

80 

Azel  Spaulding 

3 

7  Reg' 

2^^0 

Charles  Hill 

I 

3 

87 

I  Cartouch  Box  1 15 

3 

I  Belt  N°  26  Reg  4 

3 

47 
82 

Benjamin  Fifield 

2-   5 

Elias  Abbott 

I 

3 

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\_Names  of  Men  luho  found  their  own  Guns.^ 

Memorandum  of  what  Men  belonging  to  Cap  Osgoods  Company  that 
found  tlieir  own  Guns — 


Benjamin  Webster                 i 

Gun                 N' 

'54 

Vc 

iluc  £2.10.0 

Joseph  Fellows                       i 

d"— 

55 

2.     2S- 

James  Foy                                 i 

d"— 

54 

I 

William  Hopkins                    i 

d"— 

56 

2.10.0 

Timothy  Foy —                       i 

d'^— 

55 

2.  5-0 

Aaron  Smith —                        i 

d"— 

57 

2.14.0 

William  Simon —                    i 

d"— 

59 

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[2-22]  \_Captai'n  Ed-ward  Evctetfs  Pay- Roll ^  J 77^-^ 

Pay  Roll  for  Cap'  Edvv"  Everitts  C°  in  Col"  Bedels  Reg*  1776— 

Rcc''  of  Israel  Moray  Esq  One  of  the  Pay  Masters  the  several  sums 

prefixed  to  our  Names — 

2  Months  pay  to   Officers,  And   one  Months  pay,  bounty  405  Blanket 

155'  &  \d  per  Mile  billeting  to  Non  Commission  Officers  &  privates 

Sign'^  by 
Edward   Everett  Capt.  Jan-^'  23    16.0.0 

billet'''  252  16.   2.   2     Edw''  Everit 

Eben''  Chamberlin  L'  11^  £\o.\Gs  bil- 
leting 45-2.  II,  o.   3     Eben  Chamberlain 
Joseph  Thurber  2  L'  22*^  .£10.165.  bil- 
let^ 252.                                                         10.18.   2     Joseph  Thurber 
Amos  Webster  Ens"   22"  £S.o.o  billet^ 

256  8.   2.  6     Amos  Webster 

George  Moore  Serj'  Jan-^  21''  4S5405 — 

155  &  152  5.   4.   2     Geo  Moore 

Paul  Weld — d" — Feb>'  20"'  4S5.405.155. 

&  256  5-  5.  6     Paul  Wells 

W"  Tolton— d"—  II*'' 4S5.405.155. 

«&  256  5-   5-   6     W'"  Tarlton 

John  Tyler — d" —  i"  4S5.405. 155. 

&  45  5.7  —     John  Tyler 

John  Cooley  Corp'  1**445.405,155. 

&  556  5,  4,  6     John  Cooley 

John  Fifield  d°  Jan   21.  445.405.155  & 

152  5.   o.    2     John  Fifield 

Jonathan  Clark  d°  Feb^  i.  445.405.155 

&  252  5,    I.   2     Jon"  Clark 

Benj"  Rollins  d° —  17"'   445.405.155 

&  158  5—8     Benj  Rollins 

George  EverittDrumm"'  1°'  445.405.155 

&  252  5.    I-    3     Geo  X  I'^veritt 

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Benjamin  Saw^'er  priv'^  Jan-^  21.  405, 

4. 15. 10     Benj"  Sawyer 
10''    4,15.10     Geo  X  Greggs 

mark 

10''    4.IV10     Peter  X  larvey 

mark 

10''    4. 15. 10  Eph"'  Collins 

10''     4. 15. 10  Levi  Collins 

10''    4. 15. 10  David  Sleeper 

lo''    4. 15. 10  Ichabod  Collins 

4.16.    I  Sam'  Allen 

4. 1 8.   I  Sterl-  X  Heaths 


405.155  &  10*' 

George  Gregg 

Jan: 

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Peter  Larvey 

2I»* 

Ephraim  Collins 

21"' 

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21"* 

David  Sleeper 

21" 

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21"* 

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David  Craige 

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James  Ramsey 

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Edw-i  Kendell 

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Edward  Kendell 

Moses  Smart 

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353 

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Nehm''  Snow 

30 

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mark 

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EdW^  Evans    Feb' 

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40.?.  40.?. 

155.  &  356 

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mark 

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Joseph  Hubbard 

2 

356 

4 

17- 

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Joseph  Hobbart 

Nat.  Webster 

2 

356 

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17- 

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Nath'  Webster 

Noadi  Lynd 

3 

154 

4 

16. 

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John  Brown 

3 

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4 

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Peter  Maloney 

I 

352 

4 

17- 

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Theodore  Dame 

19 

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15- 

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p''  per  Rec' 

Aaron  Hand  Jan 

21 

358 

4 

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8 

Aaron  Hand 

David  Flanders  Feb^ 

II 

5510 

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0. 

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David  Flanders 

Nich'  Davis 

10 

5510 

5 

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Sam^  Shaw 

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18. 

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Epli'"  Chamberlin 

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Lemuel  Meeder 

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854 

5 

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Lemuel  Meeder 

Eben^  Blodgett 

22 

256 

4 

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Eben  Blodget 

James  Molton 

15 

151 

4 

16. 

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James  Moulton 

Tho'  Lucas 

I 

256 

4 

17- 

6 

Tho^  Lucas 

Robert  Kanady 

I 

3' 

4 

15- 

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Rob  Kanady 

John  Hodgdon      ^ 

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26"^ 

158 

4 

16. 

8 

Jn°  Hodgdon 

Rosel  Woodworth 

36"' 

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15- 

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Rosel  Woodworth 

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256 

4 

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6 

Ez''  Keys 

Stephen  Keys 

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256 

4 

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Stephen  Keys 

Jonathan  Edes 

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David  Nevin  Jun 

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David  X  Nevins 

Isaac  Powers 

26 

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Nahum  Powers 

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Nahum  Powers 

Ezra  Gates 

2^ 

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16. 

10 

Ezra  Gates 

David  Nevins 

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4 

18 

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David  Nevins 

Ezra  Gates  Jun' 

7th 

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4 

16. 

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Ezra  Gates 

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Stephen  Gates 

Jacob  Gates 

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Jacob  Gates 

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281 


Nat.  Bmxlcn  Mar  30 

James  Barnes  Feb'^  1  2 

Jos  Leavit  15 

Dan'  Chamberlin  15 

Job  Judkins  15 

Joseph  Wheat  15 

John  Roberts       March  15 

Copy  in  Substance 


^s6     5.  o.   6     Nat.  X  Burdeens 

ni.irk 

2s6    4.17.   6     James  Barnes 
6sS    5.    I.  8     Jos  X  Leavits 

mark 

452    4.19.    2     Dan'  X  Chamberhn 

mark 

4^'      4-19 —     Job  Judkins 
^S2    5.  4.   2     Jos  Wheat 
7.S-6    5.  2.  6     John  Roberts 


£375.18.  6 


ex**  Jos  Gihnan 


[2-23] 


\^Captain  Samtiel  Yoiitig's  Co.     Receipt. ~\ 


We  the  Subscribers  Officers  and  Soldiers  belonging  to  Cap*  Samuel 
Youngs  Company  in  Col  Timothy  Bedels  Regiment  hereby  acknowlege 
that  we  have  received  of  Israel  Morey  Esq"^  the  following  Fire  Arms  with 
the  several  accoutrements  to  our  names  prefixed  in  the  several  Colums 
for  the  service  of  the  United  Colonies  in  the  Northern  Continental  Army, 
and  for  the  use  of  said  Hre  Arms  anti  Accoutrements  we  the  subscribers 
agree  to  allow  the  sum  of  six  shillings  Lawful  Money  to  be  deducted  out 
of  our  wages  for  the  use  of  each  Fire  Arm  &c — 

Head  Qiiarters  March  19th  1776 — 


Fire  Arms 

Bayonet 

No  of  Arms 

Bayonet 

Price 

Belts 

Price 

Fortune  Negro 

24 

3-— 

2 

Benajah  Blackman 

23 

I 

3-— 

2 

James  Rider 

20 

3-— 

2 

Biley  Gray 

21 

3  — 

2 

Robert  Davis 

22 

3  — 

2 

Eben"'  Holloday 

25 

3  — 

Jeremiah  Mimell 

27 

3. II 

Hayues  French 

38 

2.    8 

James  Mimell 

H 

3  — 

Received  of  Israel  Morey  Esq'' the  above  fire  arms  as  numbered  and 
appraised  in  the  above  colums  for  the  service  above  mentioned 

Orford  March  9th  1776. 

Benj"  Whitcomb  2  L' 
Sam'  Young  Lieu' 

Copy  ex**         J  Oilman 


282 


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No  Arm? 

Fire  Arms 
bayonets 

Price 

bayonet 
bells 

Price 

Names 

£ 

John  Bishop 

32 

3 

I 

6s 

Kings  Arm 

Uriah  Morse 

30 

3 

I 

6 

Ditto 

Cyrus  Baily 

31 

3 

I 

6 

Ditto 

Richard  Bedel 

29 

3 

I 

6 

Ditto 

L*  Sam'  Young 

33 

3 

Musket 

S  Young 

Rec''  the  above  five  fire  arms  &  did  the  first  four  to  the  above  named 
John  Bishop  Uriah  Morse  Cyrus  Baily  and  Rich''  Bedel  and  agree  that 
they  shall  be  accounted  for  as  above  said 

Samuel  Young 
Jn°  Martin  501,  Kings  arm  | 
London  New  York  j 

Danl  Wentworth  N°  82 —  t —  1.15.0 — 

Amount  of  the  price  of  Fire  Arms —  £45.14.0 

The  Amount  of  the  price  of  Bayonet  Belts  &c —  1.16.0 


1—3  — 


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£47.  lO.O 


[2-34] 


S^Captain  Samuel  Tottiig''s  Muster  Roll.'] 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Cap'  Samuel  Young's  Company  in  Col"  Timothy 
Bedels  Regiment  now  in  the  service  of  the  United  Colonies,  Montreal 
Commas 

April  I5""'  1776. — 


NAMES. 

age 

Station. 

Place  of  Abode 

Sums  Paid 

£  S  D 

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28 

Captain 
I  Lieutenant 
2"  ditto 
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Gunthwait 

Richard  jMinchin 

31 

Serjeant 

Coos 

4.  8- 

John  Palmer 

22 

Corporal 

New  Haven 

4.  4  — 

Patrick  Brislina 

28 

Private 

Boston 

Ebenezer  Coburn 

31 

ditto 

Boston 

4 

Charles  Dorathy 

28 

ditto 

New  York 

4 

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NAMES. 

age 

Station. 

Place  of  Abode 

Sums  Paid 

£S  D 

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^9 

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New  Haven 

4 

Joseph   IlacUey 

19 

d" 

Coos 

4 

Robert  Holland 

21 

d° 

Hampstead 

4 

Eliphalet  Hibbard 

27 

d'' 

Windham 

Peter  Jolms 

2^ 

d° 

New  London 

4 

Jacob  Kent 

21 

d° 

We  a  re 

4 

Abraliam  Kimball 

20 

d° 

Weare 

4 

Thomas  Wilson 

S7 

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John  VVheaton 

2^ 

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4  —  — 

Edward  Wade 

21 

d° 

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4 

John  Mitchell 

20 

d° 

Morristown 

4 

Thomas  Miller 

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4 

Henrv  APCan 

24 

d° 

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4 

Archibald  APMuIlen 

29 

d" 

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4 

Robert  Proctor 

21 

d° 

New  York 

Edmund  Robinson 

41 

d° 

New  York 

4 

Lewis  Sealia 

27 

do 

New  York 

4 

John  Treadwell 

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4 

Edward  Thomas 

24 

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John  Gardinear 

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4 

James  Derry 

2=; 

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New  Lebanon 

4 

Thomas  Hunt 

28 

Private 

German  Flatts 

Thomas  Fitzgerald 

24 

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my  Company  are   really   and   Bonafide    engaged    in    tlie    service    of  the 

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United  Colonies  from  the  15""  day  of  April  Instant  to  receive  pay  accord- 
ing to  the  Rank  they  hold  in  this  Roll. — 

Sam^  Young  Cap* 

Montreal  36"'  April  1776. — Received  of  CoP  Tim"  Bedel  Twenty  seven 
firelocks  at  Fortv-eight  shillings  apeice  and  one  drum  at  thirty  shillings 
for  the  use  of  the  within  Men  and  which  were  delivered  to  them. — 

Thomas  Hibbard,  Adj' 

Garrison  of  Montreal  April  25"^  1776  Mustered  in  Cap'  Youngs  Com- 
pany in  CoP  Bedels  Regiment  now  in  the  service  of  the  united  States, 
one  Captain,  one  Serjeant  one  Corporal  one  drummer  and  twenty  five 
Privates. — 

Jacob  Ashmead  Mus  Mas'  Pro  Tern 

Montreal  25"^  April  1776.  Received  of  CoP  Tim°  Bedel  the  sum  of 
seventy  nine  pounds  fifteen  shillings  for  Bounty  and  Blanket  money  for 
the  within  mustered  men  they  not  being  mustered  by  CoP  Morey  and 
also  for  Joseph  Sleeper  he  being  mustered  in  another  Roll. — 

Samuel  Youns. — 


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[2-26 J    \_L/sts  of  Mc/i  ill  the  several  Cofitpanies  in  Col.  Bedel's  Regi- 
men t^  yiine  24.,  ^77^-^ 

A  Lisl  of  Cap'  Samuel  Youngs  Company  in  Colonel  Timothy  Bedels 
Regiment. — 

Samuel  Young  Captain  Jonathan  Sanders  Serjeant 

Benjamin  Whitcomb  i  Lieu'  James  Derry  Drummer 

Nathaniel  Wales  2''  d"  Joseph  Fifield  Corporal 

Fiye  Bailey — Ensign  Jn"  Calfe  ditto 

Richard  Minchin  Serjeant  Jacob  Kent  d° 

Josiah  Burnham  d"  Jn"  Palmer  d" 

Enoch  Hall  d° 

Privates. 

Jn"  Bishop  Thomas  Manchester  Thomas  Hunt 

Joseph  Sleeper  Asa  Bayley  Tho'  Fitzgerald 

Zcbulon  Hunt  Ebenezer  Holliday  Jn°  Hodgdon  Junior 

Sam'  M'^Dutlee  James  Rider  Jn"  Treadwell 

W'"  Flanders  James  Mcrril  Samuel  Bennett 

Uriah  Morse  Hains  French  Samuel  Kentfield 

Jere  Merril  Daniel  Bishop  George  Mitchel 

Fortime  Negro  Daniel  Wentworth  \V'"  Hand 

Billy  Gray  Jn"  Martin  Joshua  Bedel 

Robert  Davis  Patrick  Brilina  Henry  Palmer 

Benja  Black  man  Ebenezer  Colburn  Obed  vSanders 

Natlian  Caswell  Charles  Dorothy  Richard  Bedel 

Archibald  Harvey  Jun'  James  Hooper  Cyrus  Bavley 

Stepiien  Ward  James  Wheaton  Joseph  Hadley 

Richard  Sanborn  Edward  Wade  Robert  Holland 

Jacob  Bedel  Jn"  Mitchel  Eliphalet  Hibbard 

Solomon  Cleveland  Thomas  Miller  Peter  Johns 

Samuel  Gilman  Henry  M'^Kan  Abraham  Kimbal 

David  Greenleafe  Archibald  M<=Mullen  Thomas  Wilson 

Thomas  Newman  Robert  Procter  Joseph  Dennett 

Tiniotliy  Bayley  Edmund  Robinson  Michael  Bowler 

David  Ladd  Jn"  Treble  Lucius  Knight 

Josiah  Elkins  Lewis  .Sella  Benj"  Smalley 

W"'  Wheatly  Edward  Thomas  James  Rose 

Jn"  Sanders  Jn"  Gardinear 

A  List  of  Cap'  Everit's  Company  in  Colonel  Bedels  Regiment. — 

Edward  Everit  Captain  George  Moor  Serjeant 

Ebenezer  Chamberlain  I*' Lieu'  W"  Tarhon  ditto 

Joseph  Thurber — 2^  Lieu'  John  Taylor         ditto 

Amos  Webster — Ensign  Paul  Wells  .Serjeant 


250  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Jn°  Cooley      Corporal  Benj^  Rawlins    ditto 

Jn°  Fifield  ditto                               George  Everett  Drummer 

Jonathan  Clark  ditto 

Privates. 

Benj"  Sawyer  Edward  Evans  Ezekiel  Keyes 

George  Graig  Joseph  Hobai't  Stephen  Keyes 

Peter  Lurvey  Nathaniel  Webster  Jonathan  Edes 

Ephraim  Collins  Noadiah  Lund  David  Nevins  jun*" 

Levi  Co^^lins  Jn**  Brown  Isaac  Powers 

David  Sleeper  Peter  Mallery  David  Nevins 

Ichabod  Collins  Theodore  Dam  Ezra  Gates 

Samuel  Allen  Aaron  Hand  Ezra  Gates  Jun'' 

Sterling  Heath  David  Flanders  Stephen  Gates 

Andrew  Craig  Nicholas  Davis  Jacob  Gates 

Samuel  Hodge  Samuel  Shaw  Nath'  Bordeen 

David  Hodge  Eph  Chamberlain  James  Barnes 

W™  Cotton  Lemuel  Meder  Joseph  Leavitt 

Isaac  Smith  Eben''  Blodget  Nath'  Chamberlain 

Michael  Clark  James  Moulton  Job  Judkins 

James  Ramsey  Thomas  Lucas  Joseph  Wheat 

Thomas  Pitts  Robert  Kenady  Jn**  Roberts 

Edward  Kendal  Jn°  Hodgdon  Nahum  Powers 

Moses  Smart  Roswel  Woodworth  David  Craig 
Nehemiah  Snow 

A  List  of  men  engaged  in  Cap*  Wilkins  Company  in  Canada. — 

Benjamin  Heath  Elijah  Blodget  James  Hardy 

George  Capee  John  Lapish  Adonijah  Holden 

John  French  Ward  Thurston  William  Simpson 

Samuel  Wallace  Robert  Bartley 

A  List  of  men  Engaged  in  Cap'  Estabrooks  Company  in  Canada. — 

Timothy  Curtis  Jonathan  Dresser  Stephen  Bethel 

Israel  Olmstead  Robert  Paul  Henry  Luttington 

Joseph  Libbey  Silvanus  Owen  Jonathan  Richardson 

Jn°  Haseltine  Jn"  Kennady  Jonathan  Walker 

Thomas  Caperen  Oliver  Hand  Enos  Bishop 

Samuel  Serjeants  Thomas  Piper  Moses  Luttington 

John  W^aters  Duncan  M'^Gregor  Philip  Grapes 
George  Kentfield 


[3-37] 

A  List  of  Cap'  James  Osgoods  Company  in  Col'  Timothy  Bedels  Reg- 
iment Cedars. — 

James  Osgood  Cap'  Jn°  Webster  3^  Lieu' 

Samuel  Fowler  i'*'  Lieu'  Charles  Hill  Ensign 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


289 


Rich''  Ilazen  Osgood  Serj' 
Jeremiah  Abbott  Serj' 
Stephen  Webster  Serj' 
Hubbard  Carter    ditto 


Edward  Carleton  Corporal 
Benj"  Webster  d" 

Joshua  Dantbrd         ditto 
Robert  Colbourn         d" 


Simon  Stevens 
Caleb  Willard 
Benjamin  Sawyer 
Jn°  Robinson 
James  Foye 
W'"  Fa  hey 
Joseph  Basford 
William  Hopkins 
Richard  Pangborn 
Charles  Abbot 
Nathaniel  Walker 
Timothy  Foss 
Joseph  Fellows 
Joseph  Hardnay 
Jn°  Hardnay 
Sam'  Danford 
Joseph  Lund 
Joseph  Giles 
Ezra  Abbott 
Elias  Abbott 
Benjamin  Fifield 
William  Simonds 
Joseph  Cass 
Nason  Cass 
Benj"  M'Allester 
Wells  [torn  oft]. 


John  [torn  oft]. 
[Torn  oft'.] 
James  Basford 
Reuben  Middletown 
Christopher  Hinkley 
Daniel  Young 
Noah  Paine 
Ezekiel  Eastman 
Philip  Abbott 
Asael  Spalding 
Matthew  Peck 
Jonathan  Brown 
Titus  Freeman 
Missey  Mitchel 
Barnabas  Hagetee 
Jacob  Vandewort 
Jn"  Smith 
James  Murphy 
Elisha  Spears 
W"  Bentley 
Matthew  Occum 
Nathan  Kinsman 
Richard  Smart 
Eben'  Lather 
Wiant  June 
Thomas  Carne — 


Jeremiah  Smith 
Jn°  Blackman 
Benj"  Kenneston 
Dan'  Chandler 
Sam'  Dyer 
Jn°  Thompson 
Dan'  M-^Cillip 
Eliphalet  Vesee 
Ja"  Robinson 
W"  Lock 
Jn°  Clarke 
Aaron  Putney 
Winthrop  Clark 

[Four  names  are  torn 
oft;] 

William  Cutler 
Joshua  Spear 
Joseph  Kingsbury 
Caleb  Colton 
Charles  Scott 
Samuel  Kingsbury 
Amasa  Wright 
Elisha  Baxter 
Jn"  Wait 


Edw  [torn  oft^. 

A  List  of  the  men  in  Cap'  Ebenezer  Greens  Comp"  in  CoP  Timothy 
Bedel's  Regiment. — 

Ebenezer  Green  Captain  Isaac  Preston  Serjeant 

John  White  i*'  Lieu'  Moses  Head  Corporal 

Benjamin  Grant  2^  Lieut  Daniel  Hustin     ditto 
Benjamin  Chamberlain  Ensign  Ephraim  Skinner  d" 

Joel  Foster  Q_M  Serj'  John  Hinkson         d" 

Joel  Woodsworth  Serjeant  W'"  Bell  Drummer 

Abiel  Stevens  ditto  Amos  Rich  Fifer 


Shubal  Cross 
David  Chamberlain 
Benjamin  Howard 

24 


Privates. 

[Torn]  Thompson 
[A  few  more  names 
torn  oft".] 


Samuel  Barnham 
Nathaniel  Rogers 
Abner  Chamberlain 


290 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Stephen  Pelham 
Zebuloii  Gay 
Joseph  Hatch 
Nathan  Stark 
[Torn]  Stewart 
W"  Stark 
[Torn]  Grant 
[Torn]  Ames 
Nath'  Fellows 
Thomas  M'^Ketch 
Anthony  Rowe 
David  Sarjeants 
David  Rich 
Benjamin  Smith 
Christopher  Keyes 
[Torn]  Bishop 
Nathaniel  West 
Samuel  Eaton 


John  Herron 
Ebenezer  Hall 
Thomas  Danford 
Stephen  Webster 
Samuel  Chace 
Allen  Hacket 
Joseph  Chandler 
Israel  Glines 
Jn"  Glines 
Moses  Chandler 
Aretas  Chandler 
Moses  Head  Jun'' 
Jn°  Rowe 
W^"'  Hilton 
Samuel  Toppum 
W™  Vettum 
Jonathan  Qiiimby 
Samuel  Galusha 


Joseph  Skinner 

Moses  Danford 

Moses  Duty 

Sewal  Chapen 

Jn°  Martin 

Frederick  Obrey 

Ebenezer  Mattoon 

Alexander  Shuldhus 

Archibald  Flarvey 

Elias  Chamberlain 

Simon  Gillet 

John  Evans 

Jonathan  Philbrook 

Pearlv  Rogers 

Christopher   Spring- 
street 

[A    few    more  names 
torn  oft'.] 


Garrison  Montreal  April  35""  1776  Mustered  the  foregoing  Company's 
Viz  Cap'  Greens,  Osgood's,  Everit's  Youngs  Easterbrooks  and  Wilkins's 
in  Col"  Bedels  Regiment  now  in  the  service  of  the  united  Colonies  agrea- 
ble  to  the  aforegoing  Lists. — 

Jacob  Ashmead  Muster  Master 
A  Copy  Pro  Tern. 

Attest 
Thomas  Hibbard  Adj'  in  Col°  Bedel's  Reg' — 

Isle  aux  Noix  June  24""  1776.  This  is  to  Certif)'  that  all  the  men 
mustered  at  Montreal  were  all  equipt  with  arms,  and  received  their  boun- 
ty one  months  advance  pay  and  a  Blanket  Each.  The  reason  of  this 
certificate  is  that  the  muster  rolls  with  other  papers  during  Col°  Bedels 
absence  were  left  with  me  at  the  Cedars,  and  during  the  time  of  the 
seige  to  save  them  from  falling  into  the  Enemies  hands  I  deposited  them 
said  papers  w^ith  some  of  my  own  behind  the  ceiling  of  the  room  I  lived 
in,  but  the  Fort  being  taken  I  never  had  any  oppertunity  to  get  them, 
being  within  the  Enemies  lines,  so  imagine  they  remain  there  to  this 
day,  all  which  I  declare  upon  honour. — 


To  whom  it  may  Concern 
Copy — I  G — 


Tho^  Hibbard  Adj' 


[2-2S] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


291 


Return  of  Absentees  Belonging  to  Col"  Bedel's  Regiment  Ticonderoga 
22^  July  1776. 


Names. 

Comp. 

Age. 

I'lace  of  Abode. 

Left 
when. 

From  what  place. 

Eliphalet  Vezey 

25 

Stratham 

Feb.    4 

John  Thompson 

26 

Perwick 

Mar  10 

David  McKillop 

0 

27 

Hcnrica 

14 

James  I\()])inson 

28 

Pembroke 

12 

"William  Lock 

cj  0 

22 

liath 

22 

John  Clark 

s^ 

19 

New  Chester 

17 

Aaron  Putney 

^y 

20 

Dunbarton 

15 

Winthrop  Clough 

c  0 

23 

Ilenrica 

16 

John  Klackman 

'1% 

25 

Apr.  20 

Montreal 

Elihu  liaxter 

26 

Norwich  [Vt.] 

John  lioit 

0 

Crafton 

Jeremiah  Satchcll  ) 
Daniel  dates           ( 

Carlisle's 

40 

28 

Swanzey 
Putney  [Vt.] 

June  29 
29 

Crown  Point 
Crown  Point 

]\Latthe\v  Miller      \ 
Hugh  xMiller            ] 

Waite's 

35 

Fairle'e  [Vt.] 

May  27 

Sorell 

40 

Newbury  [Vt.] 

27 

Do. 

Amos  Ames 

21 

Norwich 

6 

Quebec  retreat 

David  Rich 

20 

Strafford 

6 

Do 

Samuel  IJurnham 

0 

u 

30 

6 

Do 

Ebene/er  Hall 

y 

30 

Tamworth 

28 

Sorell 

Stephen  Webster 

s 

32 

Tamworth 

28 

Sorell 

Samuel  Chace 

1) 

2S 

Tamworth 

28 

Sorell 

Joseph  Chandler 

0 

2'' 

Moultonborough 

28 

Sorell 

William  Vittum 

^'^ 

24 

Tamworth 

28 

Sorell 

Shubael  Cross 

28 

Orford 

July  18 

Ticonderoga 

John  Martin 

rt 

33 

Mooretovvn 

13 

Crown  Point 

Sgt  George  Moore  ) 

'O 

35 

Haverhill 

15 

Crown  Point 

Peter  Lurvey           > 

Everett's 

38 

Piermont 

16 

Ticonderoga 

Theodore  Dam       ) 

28 

Orford 

20 

Do 

Thomas  Newman  ) 

30 

Bath 

15 

Crown  Point 

Jacob  Kent             > 

Young's 

21 

West  Jerseys 

15 

Do 

Josiah  Klkins          ) 

30 

Haverhill 

15 

Do 

Elisha  Flowers 

Estabrook's 

23 

Winchester 

May  20 

Montreal 

N.  B.  Cap'  Osgoods  Men  mentioned  above  never  joined  the  Reg* 
only  Blackman  —  Samuel  Dyer,  Benjamin  Kenningstone,  and  Daniel 
Chandler  who  are  not  returned  among  the  absentees  were  left  sick  on 
the  Road.  I  have  since  heard  that  several  of  my  men  mentioned  above 
have  Inlisted  again  into  the  Continental  Army — 

James  Osgood  Cap' 

[Captain  James  Osgood  was  of  Conway,  Captain  Daniel  Carlisle 
of  Westmoreland,  Captain  Jason  Wait  of  Alstead,  Captain  Ebenezer 


292  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Green  of  Lyme,  Captain  Edward  Everett  of  Rumney,  Captain  Sam- 
uel Young  of  Lisbon,  then  Concord,  Captain  Joseph  Estabrook  of 
Hollis,  and  Captain  Daniel  VVilkins  of  Amherst. — Ed.] 


[2-29]      [  Colonel  BedeVs  Regimeiit.    'Miscellaneous  Receipts^  jyy6.'\ 

This  day  received  of  Col°  Timothy  Bedel  the  sum  of  Twelve  Pounds 
Lawful  Money  for  the  Support  of  my  Company  in  their  march  to  Haver- 
hill in  Coos — 

Received  by  me —  James  Osgood  Cap* 

Feby  26'"  1776. — 

Charlestown  March  28"*  1776-     Received  of  James  Osgood  Nine  dol- 
lars on  account  of  my  advance  pay  as  a  Soldier  in  the  Continental  Ser- 
vice as  witness  my  hand —  Titus  Freeman 
Received  the  within  of  Col°  Bedel. — 

James  Osgood. — 

Charlestown  March  28""  i776. — Received  of  James  Osgood  Nine 
Founds  ten  shillings  L  M  as  bounty  &  advance  pay  and  Blanket  as  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Service  in  said  Osgoods  Comp^  as  witness  our 
hands —  Caleb  VVillard 

Simon  Stevens 
March  28"^  1776— Rec'*  the  within  of  CoP  Bedel.— 

James  Osgood 

New  Haven  April  7""  day  1776 

Received  of  Colonel  Bedel  four  Pounds  fifteen  vShillings  for  the  Ex- 
pence  of  the  baggage  1  say  received  by  me  Joseph  Skinner 

Saint  John's  April  5"^  1776. — Received  of  Col°  Tim''  Bedel  Four 
Pounds  fifteen  Shillings  each  for  bounty  &  one  months  advance  Pay  and 
Blanket  Money.  i,u 

Witness  our  hands. — John  Smith. — Elisha  Spears. — Barnabas  X  Haget- 

his  mark 

tee. — James  Murphy. — Winant  X  Junet. — Jacob  Van  Dan  Vart. — Mat- 

his       mark 

thew  Holcomb. — Thomas    X  Carney. — John  Beckme. — 

mark 

Copy  Attest 

Thomas  Hibbard 

Colchester  Sep'  14"^  1776. — 

Colonel  Timothy  Bedel  to  vStephen  Lawrence — D''  To  one  battoe  dam- 
aged in  the  service  of  his  Regiment  by  damaging  Sails  &  rigging  and 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  293 

destro\ing  of  5  Oars   prized  at  three  Pounds  New  York  Currency. — £3. 
— the  above  is  justly  charged  &  due  to  me. — 

Received  the  above  in  full  per  me. —  .Stephen  Lawrence 

Copy 

Albany  Octo.  14*''  1776. — Received  of  Col"  Tim''  Bedel  the  sum  of 
Ten  Pounds  one  shilling  L  Money  Received  p'  me  for  wliich  I  am 
acccountable. 

Copy  Abner  Barker — 

Mount  Independance  Nov' 6"^  i77^- — Received  of  Cap'  James  Osgood 
Two  Pounds  Lawful  money  as  a  bounty  for  'listing  a  Soldier  in  his 
Company — 

Richard  Pangborn. — 

£2 —  Received  the  within  of  Col"  Timothy  Bedel 

Copy  James  Osgood 


[2-30] 

Charlestown  Feb^'  24"'  1776  Received  ofjn"  Bellows  Esq""  Twenty 
one  Guns  with  Bayonets  also  twenty  one  belts,  the  Guns  a  45/  and  the 
belts '05  /  each.  If  not  returned  to  be  accounted  for  according  to  the 
Custom  of  the  Army. — 

Dan'  Carlisle  Captain  of  Col"  Bedels  Regiment 

Charlestown  February  24"^  177^  Rec'^of  John  Bellows  Esquire  Five 
pounds  five  shillings  &  Seven  pence  for  the  Travel  of  Forty  five  Men  of 
my  Company  to  the  place  of  mustering — 

P''  m''  Dan'  Carlisle 

Copy  ex''  J  Gilman 

Charlestown  Feb^  24"'  1776  Rec''of  John  Bellows  Esq""  four  pounds 
Six  Shillings  &  one  penny  for  the  travel  of  fourty  nine  men  of  my  Com- 
pany to  the  place  of  Mustering  per  me  Jason  Wait  Cap'  in  Col°  Bedels 
Regm' 

Charlestown  March  11"'  1776  Received  of  John  Bellows  Esq'  One  of 
the  Muster  Masters  of  Col"  Bedel's  Regiment  in  the  Northern  Continen- 
tal Army  six  pounds  Lawful  Money  for  eight  Blankets  &  Sixteen  like 
money  for  Eight  mens  billet 

Isaac  Butterfield  Major 

Charlestown  March  12""  1776  Rec**  of  John  Bellow  Esq'  One  pound 
twelve  shillings  &  eight  Lawful  Money  for  two  Blankets  and  Billet  for 
tw'o  men  in  Cap'  Waits  Company  &  in  Col  Bedels  Regm' 

Isaac  Butterfield  Maj' 


294  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Lebanon  March  35""  1776  Received  of  Charles  Hill  twenty  Dollars 
for  bounty  &  Advance  pay  which  I  will  be  Accountable  for 

John  Hoit 

[2-31] 

Orford  2g^^  February  1776 — 

Received  of  Israel  Morey  Esq*^  Twelve  pounds  as  two  months  advance 
pay  also  one  pound  seventeen  shillings  and  six  pence  for  ration  money  I 
say  received  by  me — the  ration  money  is  for  sixty  days  <cv  ^^^  per  day — 

£12  Augustus  Hibbard  Chaplain 

1. 17. 6 


£13.17.6  ^<^py  £^  J  Oilman 

Received  of  John  Bellows  Esq''  in  his  capacity  as  joint  Paymaster  to 
Col°  Bedels  Regiment  Twenty  four  j^ound  Money  being  two  months 
advance  pay —  per  me  Joseph  Wait  Lieu'  Colonel 

Copy  ex**  J  Oilman 

March  zz""  1776 — Received  of  John  Bellows  Esq""  one  of  the  Muster 
Masters  of  Col"  Bedel's  Regiment  Twenty  pounds  being  two  months 
wages  Isaac  Butterfield  Major 

Copy  ex^  J  Oilman 

Orford  22''  February  1776 

Received  of  Israel  More}-  Twenty  three  pounds  L  M-^  it  being  two 
months  advance  wages  to  each  of  us,  Surgeon  &  Surgeon's  mate  of  Colo- 
nel Bedels  Regiment — 

Received  per  us — Abner  Barker. — 
Oeorge  Eager. — 
Copy  ex*^  J  Oilman 


[2-32] 

Received  March  i,  1776,  of  Israel  Morey  Esq'  Ten  pounds  of  bi"own 
Sugar  Four  pounds  Cotiee,  twelve  pounds  Chocolate  &  Sixteen  pounds 
Loaf  Sugar  with  two  bags  for  the  same  which  I  received  for  the  use  of 
the  Hospital  belonging  to  Col  Bedels  Regiment 

Oeorge  Eager  Surgeon 
Sugar  8.      Coffee  1/6.      Chocolate  <a   2/  )  ^         o 
Loaf  Sugar  la,'  1/6.     Bags  2s  )  —3--- 

Copy  J.  Oilman 

Col°  Morey,  Sir  I  should  be  glad  you  would  muster  all  the  Men  that 
Charles  Hill  brings  to  you,  and  furnish  them  with  provision  to  march  by 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


295 


the  way  of  Masisqua  Bay  as  soon  as  possible  and  supply  him  with  every 
necessary  he  shall  want,  I  have  let  him  have  £12.0.0  and  should  be  glad 
you  would  let  him  have  as  much  more  as  he  wants  for  the  use  of  the 
Service,  from  vour  humble  servant 

Tim°  Bedel 

N  B  Cap'  Osgood  sent  vour  mare  home  by  W  Hill  and  he  says  he  will 
settle  with  you  when  he  comes  back. — 
For  Col°  Israel  Morey  ) 
At  Orford.—  i 


[-^"33]  \_0ffice7's'  Receipt.     Bedel's  ReghnentJ\ 

Orford  8"^  March  1776 
We  acknowledge  that  wc  have   rec''  of  Israel  Morey  Esq''  the  Several 
Sums  prefix'd  to  our  names  being  60  days  Rations  begin*''  the   22''  Jan' 
rec**  of  s"^  Morey  as  P.  Mast'  to  Colonel  Bedels  Reg' 


Rations 

days 

Timothy  Bedel  Coll 

(m 

3^ 

9 

60 

;^II-   5-0 

Timy  Bedel 

James  Osgood  Cap. 

3- 

IS 

loh 

60 

5.12.6 

James  Osgood 

Ebenr  Green  Capt 

3- 

\s 

loi 

60 

5.12.6 

Ebenr  Green 

John  White  Lieutt 

\s 

3 

60 

3-IS-- 

Jno  White 

Thos  Hibbard  Adjt 

2- 

\s 

3 

60 

3-I5-- 

Thos  Hibbard 

Geo  Eager  Sn  Mate 

2- 

\s 

3 

60 

3-I5-- 

Geo  Eager 

Sam  Young  Lieut 

2— 

\s 

3 

60 

3-IS-- 

Sam  Young 

Benj  Whitcomi)  2d  do 

2— 

IS 

3 

60 

3-I5-- 

Benj  Whitcomb 

Nathl  Wales  Qr  Mr 

2- 

I.f 

3 

60 

3-I5-- 

Nat  Wales 

Amos  Webster  Ensn 

2 

60 

3-I5-- 

Amos  Webster 

Abner  Barker  Surgn 

2 

60 

3-1 5-- 

Abner  Barker 

Benj  Chamberlin  Ensn 

2 

60 

3-1 5-- 

Benj  Chamberlin 

Augne  Hibbard  Chapln 

I 

60 

1.17.6 

Per  Rect  with  Advance  Wages 

Eben  Chamberlin  Lt 

2 

60 

3-1 5-- 

Eben  Chamberlin 

Jos.  Thurber  2d  do 

2 

60 

3-15 

Jos.  Thurber 

Nathl  Wales  Ensn 

2 

fio 

3-I5-- 

Nat  Wales 

Saml  Fowler  Lieut 

2 

60 

3-15 

Saml  Fowler 

John  W^ebster  2d  do 

2 

60 

3-I5-- 

John  Webster 

Edw  Everitt  Capt 

3 

i.f  loi 

60 

5.12.6 

Edwd  Everitt 

Cha  Hill  Ensign 

2 

60 

3-1 5-- 

Cha  Hill 

^86.  5.0 

Benj  Grant  2d  Lieut 

\s 

3 

60 

3-15 

£go.  0.0 

Rec*^  of  Israel  Morey  One  pound  Seventeen   Shillings  &  Six  pence  for 
Sixty  days  rations  '^'  7^**  Per  day 


March 


76 


Benj*  Grant  2"^  L'  in  Cap  Greens  C" 


296  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

March  16"'  1776 

Rec**  thirty  Seven  Shillings  &  six  pence  for  Sixty  days  Rations  of 
Lieut  Benj  Grant  omitted  when  said  Grant  took  the  other 

Eben""  Green 
Copy  ex*^  J  Gilnian 


[2-34]   \_Return  of  Officers    in  Col.  Badger'' s  Regitnent  of  Militia^ 

1776.-] 

A  Return  of  the  Officers  Belonging  to  the  Tenth  Regiment  of  militia 
within  the  Colony  of  Newhampshire  Commanded  by  Joseph  Badger 
Esq,  as  follows  (viz) 

Field  Officers 

Joseph  Badger  Esq — Colonel  Bradbury  Richardson  Esq  second 

Ebenezer  Smith  Esq  Lieu*  Colonel  major 

Vacant  First  Major 

First  Company  in  Gilmanton — Officers 

Nathaniel  Willson  Captain  Daniel  Stevens  second  Lieutenant 

Joseph  Philbrick,  First  Lieutenant   Jonathan  Clark  Ensign 

Second  Companv  in  Wolfehorough 
not  yet  Returned 

Third  Comj^any  in  Sanbornton      Officers 

Chase  Taylor  Captain  Jacob  Smith  second  Lieutenant 

Josiah  Sanborn  First  Lieutenant       James  Gibson  Ensign 

Fourth  Company  in  meredith     Officers 

Joshua  Crockitt  Captain  William  Ray  second  Lieutenant 

John  Kimball  First  Lieutenant  Robert  Bryant  Ensign 

Fifth  Company  in  Barnstead     Officers 

Richard  Sinkler  Captain  Samuel  Pittman  second  Lieutenant 

Jonathan  Emerson  First  Lieutenant  Benjamin  Nutter  Ensign 

Sixth  Company  in  moultonborough     Officers 

Nathaniel  Ambrose  Captain  \\'illiam  Plaistead  second  Lieutenant 

John  Adams  First  Lieutenant  Joseph  Richardson  Ensign 

Seventh  Compan\-  in  New  Durham     Officers 

Robert  Boody  Captain  Thomas  French  second  Lieutenant 

Shadrack  Allard  First  Lieutenant       Tt>hn  Glidden  Ensign 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  297 

Eighth  Company  in  Sandwich     Officers 

Daniel  Beede  Jr  Captain  Josiah  Bean  second  Lieutenant 

Joshua  Prescott  First  Lieutenant       Jacob  Weed  Ensign 

Ninth  Company  in  Middletown.      Vacant 

Tentli  Company  in  Wakefield     Vacant 

Eleventh  Company  in   Leavittstown     Vacant 

twelfth  Company  in  Gilmanton     Officers 

John  Moody  Captain  Simeon  Bean  second  Lieutenant 

Samuel  Ladd  First  Lieutenant  Noah  Dow  Ensign — 

Thirteenth  Company  in  Tamworth     Officers 

Stephen  Mason  Captain  John  Fowler  second  Lieutenant 

Jonathan  Choat  First  Lieutenant       Jonathan  Burgees  Ensign 

Fourteenth  Company  in  the  Gore     Officers 

Joseph  Roberts  Captain  John  Glidden  second  Lieutenant 

Ephraim  Chamberlain   First  Lieu-  Timoth}-  Davis  Ensign 
tenant 

Dated  at  Gilmantown 

March  5"'  A:  D  :  1776— 

Joseph  Badger  Colonel 

To  The  Honorable  the  Council  and  House  of  Representatives  for  the 
Colony  of  New  Hampshire — 


JI2-35]      [  Col.  Bellows' s  Retiirn  of  Officers  in  j6th  Regimeiit .,  March 

i5->  1776  •'\ 

Agreeable  to  a  Vote  Passed  in  Congress  at  Exeter  Jan''  4"'  1776 — 
I  herewith  make  return  of  tiie  Commissioned  Officers  of  the  Sevei'al 
Companys  in  the  Sixteenth  Regiment  of  Militia  in  the  Colony  of  New 
Hampshire 

i"  Compy  in  Charlestown,  Abel  Walker  Captain,  Samuel  Wetherbe 
1"  Lieu*  James  Farnsworth  2^  Lieu',  Bradstreet  Spafford  Ensign — 

2^  Company  in  Walpole  Christopher  Webber  Cap'  John  Janison  i" 
Lieut  Levi  Hooper  2*^  D°  Ebenezer  Swan  Ensign — 

3**  Compy  in  Alstcd  Nathaniel  Satwell  Prentice  Captain,  Andrew 
Beckwith  i"'  Lieu'  Edward  Waldo  2*^  D"  Oliver  Shepherd  Ensign — 

4"'  Comp'''  in  Claremont  Oliver  Ashley  Cap'  Samuel  Ashley  i'*'  Lieut 
Asa  Jones  2*^  D'^  Lemuel  Hubbard  Ensign — 


298  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

5"'   Comjy   in  New  Port,    Samuel   Hurd   Captain,  Jesse  Wilcocks    i*' 
Lieu*  Ezra  Pamele  2'^  D"  Jesse  Lane  Ensign — 

6"*  Comp''  in  Marlow  Samuel  Canfield  Cap'  Ruei  Royse  i'' Lieu' Will- 
iam Reed  2''  D"  Eber  Lewis  Ensign — 

7"'  Comp-^   in   Acworth,  William    Kyse  Captain,    Samuel    Harper   1" 
Lieu'  John  Rogers  3^^  D° 

8'^  Company  in  Lemster  William   Cary  Captain,   Samuel   Nichols    i'' 
Lieu'  Silas  Bingham  2^  D°  Jabez  Beckwith  Ensign — 

9'^  Comp^  in  Unity  Nathaniel  Huntoon  Captain,  Amos  Chase  i^'  Lieu* 
Moses  Thirston  2^  D°  Simeon  Giddens  Ensign — 

lo"'  Co'mp^  in   Saville,  Samuel   Gunison   Captain,   Benjamin  Thurber 
l^'  Lieu' William  Lang  2^  D°  George  Lear  Ensign — 

Benf  Bellows  Jun''  Colonel 
Walpole  March  15""  1776 — 

To  the  Hon"®  Council  or  Assembly  of  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire 
at  Exeter — 


[2-36]  \^Dovcr  Soldiers  ht  Continental  Army^  iyy6.'\ 

A  List  of  the  Soldiers  Names  that  went  out  of  Dover  Last   Summer 
into  the  Continental  army  &  that  has  Enlisted  there  the  present  season 

Joseph  Richardson  Cheney  Smith 

Thomas  Meader  Daniel  Young 

Daniel  Hodgdon  andrew  anderson 

Thomas  Tolley  William  Evely 

Zoth  Henderson  Phinehas  Wentworth 

Benjamin  Roberts  Jr  Jon"  Horn 

Phebeus  Holden  W"^  Bell 

Edward  Dearborn  Eb""  Horn 

James  Horn  Jolni  Hanson 

John  Ham  Sam'  Gerrish  J' 

Nat  Watson  Jon"  Whitehouse 

Josiah  Folsom  Amos  Howard  Jun'' 

The  above  men  belonged  in  Cap'Titcomb  &  Cap' Wentworths  Comp''* 

&   the   Colony   pole   Tax  Two    Shillings   &   Three    pence   Each   which 

amounts  to  fifty  Seven  Shillings  &  Six  pence  which   Sum  you"  please  to 

allow  John  B'"  Hanson  out  of  the   hundred  pounds  our  Town  has  to  pay 

to  the  Colony 

John  Kielle      )  o   1     ^ 

o  1  TT     aV  Selectmen. 

Samuel  Head  ) 

Dover  april  22  1776 — 


REV^OLUTIONARY    WAK    ROLLS. 


299 


[2-37]  \_Co>icord  Moi  ill  Cof/liftoital  Ar7t/y,  1776.')^ 

Concord  Feb^  26"'  1776 

A  return  of  those  Men  who  were  in  the  Continental  Army  last  year 
and  have  enji^agcd  to  tarry  the  present  year,  and  the  amount  of  their  Poll 
Tax  in  the  Colony  Rate  last  year — 

Jeremiah  Abbott  £0.    2.    2 

Nath'  C  Abbott  o.    2.    2 

John  Kinkson  o.   2.    2 

William  Straw  o.   2.    2 

Andrew  Stone                                                        ~  0-2-2 

William  Walker  o  -2  -2 

Nath'  Eastman  Jun'  o  -2  -2 

Moses  Hall  o  -2  -2 


£0-17  -4 

Tim"  Walker  J'  |  Select  Men 
Benj"  Emery       |  of  Concord 


[2-38  &  39] 


\_Captam  Nathan  Brown'' s  Co.] 


A  Return  of  Soldiers  in  Cap'  Nathan  lirowns  company  in  Col°  David 
Gilmans  regiment  muster'd  &  paid  by  Nich  Oilman  at  the  Several 
periods  hereafter  mentioned. — 


1776 

April   10*'' 

James  Brewster 

2 . 

0 

John  Aiken 

2. 

0 

Joshua  Blodget 

2. 

0 

Vnrl-  D 

•7. 

0 
0 

EbenezerM'^Ilvaine 

.  '> 

John  Willson 

2. 

0 

Daniel  A'PIlvaine 

2. 

0 

Timothy  Malloone 

2. 

0 

John  Todd 

2. 

0 

James  Mann  Serg' 

2. 

8 

Samuel  pattcrson 

2. 

0 

Joseph  iSIatlics 

'~t 

0 

Robert  Houston 

2. 

0 

Hugh  Mathes 

0 

0 

April    11"' 

Moses  Cass 

'> 

0 

Benj"  Cass 

'> 

0 

Zack  Frees 

-y 

0  April    12' 

Nathan  present 

2. 

0 

Thomas  Fernald 

0 

0 

Edward  Bean  d" 
Josiah  Bean 
Simon  Norton  (fifer) 
Phillip     Fowler 

(Drummer) 
Reuben  Hall 
Benf  Hoit 
Zachriah  Butterfield 
Jacob  Lane 
Samuel  Lane 
William  Siiannon 
TheophilusLovering 
Winthrop  French 
Josiah  Gordcn 
Benj"  Whittier 
Hugh  Crombie 
Eleazer  Ferguson 
Benj"  Swain 
Nathan  Blake 


2. 

4 

2. 

a 

2. 

4 

2. 

4 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

0 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

3_ 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

0 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

300  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Wadleigh  Smith 

Elisha  Towl 

Theo  :  Stevens 

Enoch  Osgood 

David  Robinson 

John  Shannon 

Jonathan  Randall 

John  Lane  (Serg') 

Matthew  Bryant 
Sei-g' 

David  Perkins  d° 

John  Lane  Corpo- 
ral 

Timothy  Jewill  d° 

Received  per  Order  of  Comm^  of  Safety — 

For  John  Whidden  2.  o     For  Samuel  Whidden 

For  Jonathan  Woodman  2.  o     For  Jn°  Whidden  Jun'' 

— rec'd  of  James  Mann) 

3o"^  Jonathan  Miller  2.  o     James  Byons 

Timothy  Gleeson  2.  o     Timothy  Wamouth 


2. 

0 

Nath  :  Blasdel 

2. 

0 

Jedutham  Farrer 

2. 

0 

James  MTarland 

2. 

0 

Edward  Moody 

2. 

0 

Moses  French 

2. 

0 

Thomas  Rowell 

2. 

0 

David  Hunt 

2. 

8 

Josiah  Blake 
Jeremiah   Rawlins 

2. 

8 

John  Archibald 

2. 

8 

16*  vSamuel  Gate 
17"^  Thomas  Rollings 

2. 

4 

Joseph  Judkins 

2. 

4 

James  Sanborn 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

2. 

0 

£144.12 
p"*  the  officers  as  per  recipt  13  — 


£157.12 


Return  of  the  forgoing   made  July  4*  i77^   my  Time   and  Ex- 
pence  mustering  and  paying  the  above  forgoing  Company —  2.10 

£160.   2.  o 

Exeter  April    lo""  1776     Receiv'd   of  Nicholas   Oilman   four  pounds 
LawfuU  money  in  full  for  one  months  advance  Wages. 
£4.  James  Aiken 

Exeter  April    ii""    1776     Receiv'd    of  Nicholas    Oilman    Six  pounds 
Lawfull  money  in  full  for  one  months  advance  Wages — 
£6  Nathan  Brown 

Exeter  April  11"^  1776     Receiv'd  of  Nicholas   Oilman  Three  pounds 
Lawfull  money  in  full  for  one  months  advance  Wages — 
£3  Thomas  Gorden 

april  y^  1 1"^  1776 

the  following  is  a  List  of  a  number  of  men  Shown  to  me  by  L'  James 
aken  of  Cap'  Browns  Company  which  he  Say  were  not  mustered  at  Ex- 
eter— Viz 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


301 


John  W'hidden 
Jonathan  woodman 


Bv  me 


Sam"  Whidden 
John  Whidden  Ju' 

David  Oilman  Col° 


In  Committee  of  Safety  April  n"*  1776 — 

To  Nich'  Oilman  Esq"" 

you  are   desired   to  pay  the   above   named   men — as  others  you   have 
mustered. 

M  Weare  Chairman 

We  the    Subscribers    do    acknowledge    that    we    have    Received   one 
months  advance  pay  as  witness  our  hands 
April  y-^  iS">  1776 


John  Whidden 
John  Whidden  Juner 


Jonathan  Woodman 
Samuel  Whidden 


[The  foregoing  named  company,  and  the  one  next  following,  were 
employed  in  the  defence  of  Piscataqua  harbor.  Other  companies 
were  also  employed  in  Portsmouth,  New  Castle,  and  vicinity,  at  the 
same  time,  the  rolls  of  which  have  not  been  found. — Ed.] 


[2-40] 


[  Captain  Timothy  Clenieni' s  Co.^ 


A  Return  of  Soldiers  in  Cap'  Timo^  Clements  Company  in  Col"  David 
Oilmans  Regiment  Muster'd  &  paid  by  Nahum  Baldwin  at  the  Several 
Periods  here  after  Mentioned — 

■■  15  1776 


apni 

15  Serg'  John  Blake 
9  D°  W">  Stewart 
15  D°  Jacob  Waldon 
9  D"  Sam'  Shcpard 
9  Cop'  Timo^  Knocks 
15  D"  Henry  Tuexbury 
15  D°  Enoch  Coffin 
D°  Abner  Keyes 
Drum''  John  I3rown 
Fitfer  W"'  Barker 
Priv'  Joshua  Kindall 
Nathan  Abbot 
9  John  Sterns 
9  David  Fisk 
9  Robart  Parker 


2.8.0  15  Joseph  Bigford  2.0.0 

2.8.0  15  Thomas  Storey  2.0.0 

2.8.0  15  Moses  Darling  2.0.0 

2.8.0  15  John  Chadwick  2.0.0 

2.4.0  15   David  Colby  2.0.0 

2.4.0  15   Elijah  Smart  2.0.0 

2.4.0  15  Nathan  Stevens  2.0.0 

2.4.0  15  Asa  Putney  2.0.0 

2.4.0  15   Tliomas  Putney  2.0.0 

2.4.0  15  W"  Powell       '  2.0.0 

2.0.0       9  Andrew  Bayley  2.0.0 

2.0.0       9  John  Atwell  Jun''  2.0.0 

2.0.0       9  Phinas  Hardv  2.0.0 

2.0.0       9  Noah  Hardy  2.0.0 

2.0.0       9  Richard  Ooodman  2.0.0 


302 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


9  Aixhelon  Towne  Jun"' 

9  Daniel  Gould 

9  Asa  Swinerton 

9  Jonathan  Lyon 

9  Edward  Lyon 

9  Henry  Trivet 

9  Jonathan  Dutton 

9  Ebenez/  Odell 

Peter  Oilman 

Nathan'  Martin 

Sam'  Day 

Sam'  Herbert 

Sam'  Davis 

Eli  Colby 

Joseph  Sargent 

Moses  Clark 

Ezekiel  Goodwin 

Jacob  Tucker 

W"'  Powers 

Thomas  Stone  Jun"" 

Eliphelet  Conner 

Paid  Lieu'  Nathaniel  Fifield 

Paid  Ensg"  Ebenez""  PeiTy 

Paid  Cap'  Tim^  Clements 

Exeter  July  4"^  1776— 


2.0.0 

9 

Zepheniah  Kittredge 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

12 

Stephen  Powers 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

13 

Richard  Hopkins 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

13 

Bray  Wiikins  Jun"' 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

13 

John  Godfree 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

13 

W"  Baal 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

John  Evens 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

W"  Frasher 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

Sam'  Powell 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

John  Putney 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

Amos  Silaway 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

Henr}'  Clement 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

Silas  Coolage 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

W"  Taggart 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

Isaac  Andrews 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

Jacob  Flint 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

Sam'  Symonds 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

John  m'^Neale 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

Moses  Steel 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

15 

Percy  Pressey 

2.0.0 

2.0.0 

d 

4.0.0 
3.0.0 
2.0.0 

Nahum  Baldwin  muster  &  Paymaster 


|]2-4i]  \_Captain  Clemen fs  Co.  Receipt. ~\ 

Extract  from  Cap' Clement's  Roll,  July  i77^' 

We  the  Subscribers  Soldiers  in  Captain  Timothy  Clements's  Company 
in  Col'  David  Gilman's  Regiment  in  the  Service  of  the  Colony  of  New 
Hampshire,  do  hereby  acknowledge  to  have  received  of  Nicholas  Oilman 
Esq''  Treasurer  of  said  Colony  the  several  Sums  prefixed  to  our  Names, 
being  the  balance  due  to  us  for  Wages  Cloathing  &  Travel  to  the  First 
day  of  July — 177^  inclusive — 


REVOLUTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS. 


303 


No 

38 
16 
22 
29 
32 

34 
35 
37 


Names 

Sum 

John  ]VPNeal 

£3- 

6. 

3 

John  Ev^ins 

3- 

3- 

2 

Eli  Colby 

3- 

4 

— 

Andrew  Bay  lev 

3- 

'3 

— 

Nathan  Abbot 

3- 

'3- 

10 

Robert  Parker 

3- 

■3- 

0 

Zepheniah  Kitteredgc 

3- 

13- 

0 

Moses  Steele 

3- 

6. 

3 

No 


42 

59 
66 

71 

72 

73 


Names 

Sum 

Silas  Coolcdge 
Amos  Silhiway 
John  Godfrey 
Bray  Wilkins 
John  Atwell 
Phineas  Hardy 
Noah  Hardy 

^?>-    6.3 

3-  5- 
3-  7-8 
3-  7-8 
3-13  - 
3-13- 
3-13- 

£51.18.1 

[2-42]  [  Wilton  Soldiers^  ^77^-'] 

In  obedience  to  the  Honnorable  the  Provincial  Congress  of  the  Colony 
of  New  Hampshire  holden  at  Exeter  December  27,  I775- 

We    have  taken  an  Account  of  the   Number  of  the    Soldier?    of  our 

Town,  who  served   in  the  Summer  past  in  the  Continental  Armey,  and 

are  enlisted  there  for  the  year  Coming,  And  there   is    in   Amos   Fullers 

Collection,  the  number  of  Soldiers  Six,  The  sum  of  their  Rates  is  Eleven 

Shillings   Four   Pence   and   Two  Farthings,  and   in    Richerd  Whittneys 

Collection,  the  number  of  Soldiers  Five  the  sum  of  their  Rates  is  Nine 

Shillings  Five  Pence  and  three  Farthings. 

„,  .,.     t:>  ^  1  Selectmen 

Philip  Putnam         {_ 

Nathan  Ballards      t 

Wilton  March  y=  4,  1776. 

The  following  Persons  names  are  Included  above  and  the  Sum  of 
their  Poll  Tax  is  one  Shilling  Ten  Pence  and  Three  Farthing.  Frances 
Putnam,  Nathaniel  Heseltine,  Eben""  Carleton,  John  Varnum,  Jeremiah 
Holt,  Ebenez''  Kingsbury,  Christopher  Martain,  Jonas  Perry,  Daniel 
Brown,  Isrel  Plow,  Nuss  Sawyer. 

Wilton  March  y'  4,  1776. 
Then  the  within  named  Phillip  Putnam  &  Nathan  Ballard  Personally 
Appearing  made  oath  that  the  within   is  a  True  Just  &   Impartial  Ace' 
according  to  the  Best  of  their  Memory  and  Judgment. 
Oath  Administered  by 

Jacob  Abbott  Town  Clerk 


of 
Wilton 


[Fuller  and  Whitney  were  collectors  of  taxes.     This  return  was 
made  to  obtain  an  abatement  of  the  taxes  against  said  men. — Ed.] 


[2-43]    [^A/iister  a  oil  of  Captabi  yoshua  Abbot  f  s  Co.^  Aprils  iyj6.'\ 

A  Muster  Roll  of  Cap'  Joshua  Abbotts  Comp-^'  in  the  Fifth   Regim'  of 
Foot  in  the  Continental  Army  April  1776 


304 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Joshua  Abbott  Capt  Engaged  Jan-^  i"  Present 
Joseph  Soper  Leiut  D°         D" 

Abial  Chandler  Leiut  D°         D" 

Ephraim  Colby  Ensign  D°         D° 

Serja7tts 
William  Chamberlain  Engaged  Jan^  i'''  Present 
Andrew  Aiken  D°  D°       absent 

Isaac  Davis  Engaged  Dec  21  ^'Present 

Corpo7-als 
Joseph  Gorden  Jan^  i'*  Present 
Jacob  Chamberlin  D°         D° 
James  Mcgrath        D°         D° 
Seth  Spring  D°         D" 

Drum  &  Fife 
Sam'^  Pease  Sam"  Beai'd 


Privates 

Casualties 

Privates 

Casualties 

Moses  Hall 

Jan  1st  Sick  Absent 

John  Merril 

Jan  1st  Present 

John  Hale 

Dec  19th  Present 

Jonathan  Karr 

Do  Sick  Absent 

Hezekiah  Colby 

Dec  2ist       Do 

Stephen  Hall 

Do  Do  Present 

Beriah  Abbott 

Dec  19th      Do 

Barnet  Harvey 

Do  Do 

Jonathan  Bradley 

Jany  ist  Comd 

Samll  Manual 

Do  Do 

Jonathan  Johnson 

Jan' 1st        Do 

John  Baily 

Do  Sick  absent 

William  Nelle 

Janv  1st      Do 

Samll  Jackman 

Deer  1st  Do  Pres- 

Benjamin Nelle 

Do           Do 

ent 

Aron  Hale 

Dec  2ist     Do 

Samll  Worthin 

Nov  26th  Do 

Charles  Greenfield 

Dec  2ist     Do 

James  Sherburne 

Jany  1st  Do 

Robert  Crawford 

Dec  17th    Do 

Phineas  Stephens 

Dec  4th  Present 

Calven  Johnson 

Jan  1st  Sick  Absent 

Moses  Abbott 

Do          Do 

Charles  Emerson 

Jan  1st  Present 

John  Moody  Oilman 

Jan  1st       Do 

Peter  Cairy 

Dec  20th  Died  April  i6th    1 

Jesse  Martin 

Nov  27th  Do 

Jonathan  Hazelton 

Deer  nth  Present 

Florence  Mcauly 

Do          Do 

William  Walden 

Ditto          Do 

Thomas  Donaly 

Do         Do 

Peter  Coffin 

Do           Do 

Thomas  Colburn 

Deer  6th    Do 

Joseph  Hull 

Do           Do 

Nathaniel  Glines 

Jan  1st  Died  Feby 

Moses  Molton 

Do           Do 

18 

Robert  Forest 

Jany                Do 

Peter  Chandler 

Do          Do 

Moses  Redman 

Nov  26th  Discharged  march 

James  Aiken 

March  ist  Do 

i8th 

Ephraim  Fisk 

Do         Do 

John  Craige 

Dec  25th  Present 

Patrick  Bradshaw 

Jany  ist  Died  Feby 

James  Moor 

Jan  1st         Do 

15th 

Robert  Miller 

Do            Do 

Samll  Aiken 

Do  Present 

Timothy  Hall 

Do  Sick  Present 

William  Walker 

Do      Do 

Benjamin  Thompson 

Do  Sick  Present 

Jotham  Young 

Do      Do 

Andrew  Stone 

Do         Do 

Jonathan  Dudley 

Do  Sick  absent 

Nathaniel  Nowles 

Jany  ist  Deserted 

John  Povvel 

Do  Deserted 

John  Bailey  Junr 

Do  Present 

Joseph  Chandler 

Do  Deserted 

Amos  Barns 

Do       Do 

Philip  Page 

Deer  nth  Present 

Jonathan  Currier 

Do       Do 

Timothy  Lunt 

Jany  ist         Dito 

Alexander  Smith 

Do       Do 

John  Callahorn 

Do               Do 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


305 


Then  Mustered  in  the  Continental  Fiftii  Reg'  of  Foot  Commanded  by 
Col  John  Stark  and  Joshua  Abbotts  Company  the  Capt  Leiuts  i  it  Sec- 
ond Ensijjn  2  Ser''  4  Corporals  i  Drumer  i  Fifer  and  45  Ef'cctive  Private 
Men 

Allowing  the  Commision  non  Commisioncd  OHicers  and  Private  Men 
to  be  eti'ective  for  the  inter  mediate  times  as  set  Down  against  their  Re- 
spectiv  Names  above  Mentioned  being  Certified  Etl'ective  on  the  Back 
of  this  Roll 

also  allowing  i  Ser*  &  6  Private  Men  that  are  absent  to  pass  undis- 
puted being  Certified  Efiective  on  the  Back  of  this  Roll 


[2-44] 


\_Captain  Abboifs  Co.  Receipt^  ^77'^-~\ 


New  York  April  20"'  1776 

We  the  Subscribers  have  Rec"^  of  Cap' Joshua  Abbott  the  whole  of  our 
Wages  for  the  Months  of  February  &  March  for  our  Service  in  the  Con- 
tinential  Army  Re''  by  us 


Joseph  Soper  L' 
Ephraim  Colby  Ensign 
Robert  Crawford 
Benjamin  Nelle 
William  Nelle 
Robert  Miller 
Abicl  Chandler  Lieut 
Timothy  Hall 
Jonathan  Hazeltine 

his  X  mark 
James  Sherburn 
Charles  Emerson  X 
Thomas  Colburn 
Jesse  Martin 
Philip  Page 
Wiliam  woldran 
Peter  cotfin 
John  Craige 


Amos  Barns 
Samuel  Manuel 
florence  m'^Coley 
his  mark  X 
Beriah  Abbot 
Stephen  Hall 
Joseph  Hall 
James  moors 
John  moor 
Peter  Chandler  X 
Hezekiah  Colby  X 
Samuel  Bean 
William  Chamberlin 
Will'"  Walker 
Jotham  young 
Phineas  Stevens 
Jonathan  Johnson 


Elackanderson  X  Smith 

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Samuel  Beard 

hia 

Be r nerd  X  Hervey 

mark 

Moses  Abbott 
Jacob  Chamberlin 
Benjamin  Thompson 

Aaron  X   Hale 

mark 

Joseph  moor 
Jonathan  Currier 


New  York  Apr"  y"  20"^  AD  1776 — 

We  The  Subscribours  have  Reseived  of  Cap"  Joshua  Abbot  The  holl 
of  our  Wages  for  the  month  of  febery  &  march  for  ouer  Sarvce  In  the 
Contentel  armey  Res''  By  us — 


moses  moulton 
ISaac  Davis 

24 


Charles  X  grenfeld 

mark 


Jonathan  Bradley 
John  Merrill 


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Anidro  X  Stone 

mark 

Timothy  Lunt 
John  Bayley 
Samuel  Jackman 
John  Hale 
Robeard  forrist 


James  Aiken 
Samuel  Aiken 
And^''  Aiken 
Moses  Hall 
Peter  Gary 
Calvin  Johnson 
Jonathan  Karr 


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Moses  X  Redmond 

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Seth  Spring 


[Captain  Joshua  Abbott  resided  in  Concord,  and  there  died  March 
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John  Collihs 
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[COLONEL    ISAAC    WYMAN'S    REGIMENT,    JULY, 

1776.] 


[The  Continental  Congress,  in  June,  1776,  made  a  requisition  for 
a  battalion  of  troops  from  this  state,  to  be  sent  to  reinforce  the  army 
in  Canada.  Said  requisition  was  received  by  the  legislature  of  this 
state  June  14,  and  in  the  afternoon  of  that  day,  in  committee  of  the 
whole,  the  following  resolution  was  passed  :  "  That  there  be  forth- 
with raised  and  equipped  in  this  Colony  a  Regiment  of  seven  hun- 
dred and  fifty  men  including  officers. — and  that  each  non-commis- 
sioned officer  and  soldier  receive  a  bounty  of  Six  Pounds."  In  House 
of  Rep.,  June  20,  Colonel  Isaac  Wyman,  of  Keene,  was  appointed  to 
take  command  of  this  regiment,  and  on  the  22d  the  same  body  voted 
that  the  place  of  rendezvous  be  at  '*  Haverhill  on  Connecticut  River." 
The  field  and  staff  officers  were  as  follows  : 

Colonel,  Isaac  Wyman,  Keene. 
Lt  Col.,  Joseph  Senter,  Moultonborough. 
Major,  Stephen  Peabody,  Amherst. 
Surgeon,  Calvin  Frink,  Swanzey. 
Adjutant,  Isaac  Temple,  Alstead. 
Quarter-master,  William  Russell. 
Paymaster,  Noah  Emery,  Exeter. 

The  following  are  the  rolls  of  the  companies.] 
[2-46]  \_Captai7t  William  Harper' s  Co.^ 

A  Roll  of  the  Officers  and  Soldiers  of  Cap'  William  Harper's  Company 
in  Col  W_yman's  Regiment  Destined  for  Canada  as  Mustered  and  paid  by 
Samuel  Dudley  Esq'  Mustermaster  and  Paymaster  of  said  Company  viz. 
To  the  Commissioned  Officers  two  ^Months  advance  pay — and  to  the 
Noncommissioned  Officers  and  Soldiers  one  Months  pay  and  Bounty 
according  to  orders  of  the  Committee  of  Safety. 

[Mustered  July  16,  1776. — Ed. J 


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35  John  Atvvell 

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Paul  Blake 

James  Wadley 

Jeremiah  Smart 

Chase  Fogg 

Joseph  Perkins 

Enoch  Dow 

Jonathan  Judkins 

Daniel  Glidden 

Jeremiah  Neal 

Levi  Hoit 

Moses  Folsom 

Daniel  Veasey 

Noah  Dollof 

Solomon  Smith 

Philip  Johnson 

John  M'Mahone 

Edward  Wells 

Joseph  Eaton 
Kenniston 

Epliraim  Allev 

Prince  Robinson 

Daniel  Torrey 

John  Abbot 

Israel  Graves 

Simon  Gilman 

Oliver  Smith  Ly- 
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James  Marston 

John  Tucker 

Zachariah  Freese 

Ebenezer  Swain 

Noah  ISIarsh 

John   Smith    San- 
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Theophilus  Rund- 
lett 

Daniel  Tilton 

Samuel  Lawrence 

Michael  Parks 

William  Moore 

Ebenezer  Waldron 

Isaac  Reed 

John  M'^Goon 

Nathan  Smith 

Abel  Morrel  of  Cap'  Josi 
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9- 

iS.o 

Do 

Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 


£837.12.0 


S.o 

8.0 
8.0 
S.o 
8.0 
S.o 
S.o 
S.o 
S.o 
S.o 

S.o 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


313 


Sum  total  of  the  Roll  bro't  over 
Paid  Cap'  Harper  for  travel  of  his  Comp''  as  pr  his  receipt 
To  paid  Cap'  Parker  as   p'  his  receipt  extra  wages  for  his 

Serjt'  &  Corporals  &c 
Ch'  &  exp'  of  maf  Sl  pay^'  the  Comp^ 


£837.12.   o 
'35-  5- 10 


2.16. 
3.  6. 


876.19.10 

August  10'"  1776  I  the  Subscriber  being  appointed  Muster  Master 
To  Cap'  William  Harpers  Company  have  mustered  &  paid  said  Compa- 
ny According  to  the  within  Roll  They  all  being  good  able  bodied  & 
Efl'ective  men  well  accounted 

Sam'  Dudley 
Copy  examin'tl 
J  Oilman 

[Captain  Harper  was  of  Brentwood,  Lieut.  Mooney  of  Durham, 
and  Ensign  Prescott  of  Sanbornton. — Ed.] 


[2-50] 


[  Captain  William  Stillso7i^s  Cc] 


A  Roll  of  Cap'  William  Stilsons  in  the  Northern  Army  in  the  Conti- 
nental Service  as  mustered  &  paid  by  Cap'°  Ezekiel  Worthen  Muster 
Master  &  paymaster  of  said  Company.     Mustered  July  4"^  J  776 


MENS   NAMES 

Advance  wages 
and  bounty 

Billeting. 

Sum  Total 

William  Stilson  Cap' 

£16.    0.0 

0.8.0 

£16.    8.0 

Jacob  Waldron  Lieut. 

IO.16.O 

0.8.4 

II.    4.4 

Thomas  Stone       Serj' 

10.    6.0 

0.8.6 

10. 14.6 

William  Morrill    Do 

10.    6.0 

0.8.6 

10. 14.6 

Thomas  Warren    Do 

10.    6.0 

0.8.6 

10. 14.6 

John  Chadwick  Corp' 

10.     2.0 

0.8.6 

10.10.6 

John  Brown             Do 

10.     2.0 

0.8.6 

10. 10.6 

Jonathan  Elliott     Do 

10.     2.0 

0.8.6 

10.10.6 

Josiah  Moulton  fifer 

10.     2.0 

0.8.6 

10.10.6 

Philip  Fowler  Drummer 

10.     2.0 

0.8.6 

10.10.6 

Daniel  Wentvvorth  private 

9.1S.O 

O.S.6 

10.  (>.6 

Jeremiah  Haselton 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10.  6.6 

Moses  Stevens 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10.  6.^ 

Joseph  Chase 

9.1S.O 

0.8.6 

10.  6.(i 

Cotton  Webster 

9.1S.O 

0.S.6 

10.  <o.(> 

Jacob  Flint 

9.1S.O 

0.S.6 

10.  (i.6 

314 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS   NAMES 

Advance  wages 
and  bounty 

Billeting 

Sum 

Total 

Henry  Clemente 

£9.18.0 

O.S.6 

£10. 

6.  6 

Joseph  Sargent 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

James  Mills 

9,18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Zachariah  Butterfield 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Ebenz  M-'Elvin 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Zaccheus  Dustin 

9.1S.O 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Jedediah  Witham 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Joseph  Bigford 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Paul  Down 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

William  Cottle 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Samuel  Symonds 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Ebenez  Ransom 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Stephen  Hodgedon 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

John  Davis 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Carter  Oilman 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Winthrop  Pickering 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

James  Ryan 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

William  Tuttle 

9-18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Silvanus  Cromwell 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Joseph  Redmon 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Stephen  Davis 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Benjamin  Redmon 

9.18.0 

0.S.6 

10. 

6.  6 

John  Frost 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Samuel  Lamb 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Thomas  Putney 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Edward  Armes 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Samuel  Stocker 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

William  Renton 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Pass  [key]  Pressey 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Jacob  Tuttle 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Moses  Clark 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

Ezekiel  Goodwin 

9.18.0 

0.8.6 

10. 

6.  6 

£20.7.4 

504- 

15-  4 

Deduct  for  John  Davis 

10. 

6.  6 

494. 

8.10 

To  mustering  and  paying  said  Comp^  tra 

veiling  exp 

ence  &c 

2. 
496. 

10. — 
18.10 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


315 


July  1776  Conformity  to  the  appointment  of  tlie  Ilonble  Councill  & 
house  of  Rci^rcsentativcs  I  have  Alustered  tlie  Above  iS:  aforegoing  men- 
tioned Soldiers  in  Col"  Wingate's  Regiment  for  Canada  &  paid  them  the 
several  sums  set  against  their  names  in  this  Roll  the  all  being  good  Able 
bodied  men 

sign'^  Ezekiel  Worthen 
Copy  examined 

Per  J  :  Oilman 

[Capt.  Stilson  was  of  Hopkinton,  and  Lieut  Waklron  of  Warner. 
—Ed.] 

[2-59] 

part  of  Cap'  Stilsons  Company 


Stephen  Hoit  i''  Lieut 

10.16.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

John  Palmer 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Josiah  Whittridge 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Jonathan  Proby 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Francis  Davis 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Jonathan  Eastman 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

William  Clements 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Moses  Connor 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Ebenezer  Coleby 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

William  Stanley 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

William  Heath 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Benoni  Tucker 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Enoch  Eastman 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

John  Cambell 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Joseph  Stanley 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Ebenezer  Eaton 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Joseph  Hastings 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Joseph  Putney 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Thomas  Bickford 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Abner  Coleby 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

Jonathan  Putney 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10. 

3-  0 

£214. 

I.  0 

This  entered  by  S  Cutts  Escf  on  the  Ro 

ll_To  the  ( 

Charges  & 

expences  of  mustering  &  paying 

10 

£214. 

II.  0 

paid  by  Worthen 

496. 

18.10 

Total 

711. 

9.10 

3i6 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Colony  of  New  Hampshire  July  iS"^  177^ 

having  been  appointed  by  the  Committee  of  safety  of  Said  Colony 
Mustermaster  &  paymaster  of  the  bounty  &  first  Months  Wages  &  billit- 
ing  of  part  of  the  above  mentioned  Company  I  have  mustered  them  & 
Found  them  able  bodied  Effective  men  &  well  accoutred  and  have  paid 
them  as  entered  above 

Timothy  Walker  Jun"^ 

Copy  ex"^         J  Oilman 


[2-54] 


[^Captain  yames  Shepherd's  Co.  Receipt. "^ 


Boscawen  July  2*^  1776 

We  the  Subscribers  (being  inlisted  Soldiers  under  the  Command  of 
Cap*  James  Shepherd  in  the  Continental  army)  do  hereby  acknowledge 
that  we  have  receiv*^  of  Tim"  Walker  Jr  Seven  Pounds  Eighteen  Shillings 
L  my  as  a  Bounty  &  Forty  Shillings  L  my  for  one  Months  advanc*^  pay 
each  Man  also  Five  Shillings  L  my  each  Man  for  Billeting  to  N°  4 — as 
witness  our  Hands — 


Benjamin  Huntoon 
Philip  Flanders 
James  Johnson 
Jonathan  foster 

hu 

Robert  X  Wise 

mark 

Tes*  Eben'  walston 

^  his 

^      Sam'  X  Scribner 

y^  mark 

"^      Cutting  Stevens 
rj} 

Ezekiel  Lunt 
Stephen  Colby 
Jeremiah  Eastman 
^      Josiah  Scribner 
•^      Test.  E  Gerrish 

iJ  hi« 

'H      Daniel  X  Giles 

PQ  mark 

Nathan  Rowe 
Stephen  Haines 
James  grief  (Gerrel) 
moses  cross  of  Bow 
David  Carter 
David  Emerson 
John  foss 
Peter  R  Stevens 


B. 
B. 
B. 
B. 

B. 


B 

B. 

B. 
B. 
B. 
B. 

B 

B. 
B. 

B. 
B. 
B. 
B. 
B 


Tes'  Sam"  Davis 

his 

William  X  Courser  B. 

mark 

Timothy  Eastman  B. 

Thomas  Courser  B. 

V.  P      Cornelius  Bean  B. 

jl  P       Jonathan  Stevens  B. 

bij 

Ephraim  X  Davis  B. 

mark 
hii 

John  X  Davis  B. 

mark 

Ezra  Blasdel  B. 

Solomon  huntress  B. 

Samuel  Hanes  B. 

Nathaniel  Glines  B. 

William  Forest  B. 

John  Bean  B. 

bis 

William  X  Rinds  B. 

mark 

William  Simons  B. 

Shubal  Dearbon  B. 

John  Dearbon  B. 

Jonathan  Smith  B. 

timothy  somes  B. 

matthew  scales  B 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Z^7 


Tes'  Daniel  Sanborn 

hU 

Jonathan  X  Morrison 

mark 

Samuel  Mackres  B. 

hU 

Thomas  X  Crosby  B. 

mark 
his 

Ezekiel  X  Danforth  B. 

mark 

Ebenezer  Bean  B. 

hl> 

Amos  X  Norton  B. 

mark 

Tes'  Mary  Goss 

William  Phillips  B. 

George  Ken  Held  B. 

John  Stevens  B. 

Samuel  Cook  B. 

John  Riant  B. 

Silas  X  Fox  B. 

mark 

Tes'  E  Gerrish 

t«     ^  hii 

">i  >      Abraham  X  Peaslee  B 

;-.     Q  mark 

^  H      moses  Johnson  B 

Friend  Little  B 

John  Jackman  B. 


Abraham  tittcomb  Svveate 

James  Urann  B 

Jn"  Robertson  B 

Joseph  Farnum  Jun'  B 

Benjamin  Heath  B. 

Isaac  Fitts  B. 

hii 

Jedediah  X  Danforth  B. 

mark 

Tes*  A.  Foster  B. 

Joseph  magoon  B. 

Joseph  Dearbon  B. 

Joseph  Flanders  B. 

Thomas  Grifen  B. 

hU 

John  X  Ross  B. 

mark 

Elisha  Cummings  B. 

Benjamin  Basford  B. 

George  Sheperd  B 

william  Shaw  B 

Moses  Randel  B 

Josiah  B. 
Paid  Enoch  Gerrish  for  Thorn" 
Beatte  £10,3  &  took  a  rec' 

James  Russ  B. 

John  Peirce  Sweat  B 


State  ofN.  H.July  1776  Having  been  appointed  by  the  Council  & 
assembly  of  s*^  Colony  Muster  master  &  paymaster  of  the  Bounty  &  first 
months  Wages  &  Billeting  of  the  above  mentioned  Company — I  have 
muster*^  them  &  found  them  able  bodied  effective  men  &  well  accoutered 
and  have  paid  them  as  entered  above 

Boscawen  July  S"'  1776 

Rec"^  of  Enoch  Gerrish  thirty  three  Dollars  which  promise  to  be  ac- 
countable to  him  for  p""  me — 

Thomas  Bedel 
allow"^  5/  for  Billeting  to  N°  4 — 

Rec"^  of  Tim"  Walker  J''  Sixteen  Pounds  L  my  for  Two  Months  ad- 
vance Pay  and  five  Shillings  L  my  for  Billiting  to  N'^  4 — 

James  Shepard 

Rec"^  of  Tim°  Walker  y  Ten  Pounds  Sixteen  Shillings  each  for  Two 
Months  advance  Pay  £10.16 — also  five  Shillings  each  for  Billeting  to 
N°4— 

Sam"  Davis 
Enoch  Gerrish 


3i8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Rec'i  of  Tim°  Walker  J'  Thirty  Pounds  Nine  Shillings  L  my  for  Three 
Men  viz*  Enos  Bishop  John  Lapish  &  Stephen  Bethel  for  one  Months 
advance  Pay  &  Bounty  &  Billeting  to  N°  4 — 

Enoch  Gerrish 

Rec*^  of  Tim"  Walker  Jr  Eight  Pounds  L  my  for  Two  Months  advance 
Pay  also  five  Shillings  L  my  for  Billeting  to  N°  4 — 

John  Bean 

£16.   5- 

22.   2 
8.  5 

801. 17.0 


paid  Cap'  Shepherd  for  Wages  &  Billiting 
Lieu''  Davis  &  Gerrish  for  D"  each  £11.1 
Ensign  Bean  for  D" 

paid  79  Privates  for  Wages  Billeting  &  Bounty 
each  Man  £10.3 — 


£848.  9.0 

[Capt.  Shepherd  was  of  Canterbury,  and  Lieut.  Gerrish  of  Bos- 
cawen. — Ed.] 


[2-56] 


[  Capiahz  jfafnes  Shephe7'd's  Co.'\ 


A  Roll  of  Cap' James  Shepards  Company  in  the  Northern  Army  in 
the  Continental  Service  as  Mustered  &  paid  by  Timothy  Walker  Jun' 
Mustermaster  &  Paymaster  of  said  Company 


MENS   NAMES 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Billiting 

Sum  Total 

to   each 

man 

James  Shepard  Cap' 

£16.    0.0 

£0.5.0 

£16.5.0 

Samuel  Davis  i^'  Lieu' 

IO.16.O 

0.5.0 

II.  1.0 

Enoch  Gerrish  2^  Lieu' 

10. 16.0 

0.5.0 

II.I.O 

John  Bean  Ensign 

8.  0.0 

0.5.0 

8.5.0 

Benjamin  Huntoon  private 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Philip  Flanders 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

James  Johnson 

9.1S.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Jon"  Foster 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Robert  Wise 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Samuel  Scribner 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Cutting  Stevens 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Ezekiel  Lunt 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Stephen  Call 
Jeremiah  Eastman 

9.18.0 
9.18.0 

0.5.0 
0.5.0 

10.3.0 
10.3.0 

Josiah  Scribner 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Daniel  Giles 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Nathan  Rowe 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


319 


MENS  NAMES. 


Stephen  Ilaynes 
James  Genel 
Moses  Cross 
David  Carter 
David  Emerson 
John  Foss 
Peter  Stevens 
William  Courser 
Timothy  Eastman 
Thomas  Courser 
Cornelius  Bean 
Jonathan  Stevens 
Abraham  Peaslee 
Moses  Johnson 
Friend  Little 
John  Jackman 
Moses  Scales 
John  P  Sweat 
Abraham  T  Sweat 
James  Uran 
John  Robertson 
Enoch  Bishop 
John  Lapish 
Stephen  Bethel 
Joseph  Farnum 
Benj"  Heath 
Isaac  Fitts 
Jedediah  Danford 
Josepii  Me<^oone 
Ephraim  Davis 
John  Davis 
Ezra  Blasdel 
Sol"'  Huntress 
Samuel  Havnes 
Nath'  Gline's 
William  Forrest 
William  Rinds 
Williatn  Simonds 
Shubael  Dcarborne 
John  Dearborne 
Jonathan  Smith 
Timothy  Jones 


Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Ijilliting 

Sum   total 

to  each 

man 

£9. 

iS.o 

£0.5.0 

£10.3.0 

9- 

iS.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

iS.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

iS.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

iS.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

iS.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

iS.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

iS.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

iS.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

iS.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

[8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

[8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

[8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

[8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

t8.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

[8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

[8.0 

0.5.0 

rO.3.0 

9- 

[8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

[S.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9- 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.] 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.] 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9. J 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.] 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.] 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.] 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

8.0 

0.3.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

S.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

S.O 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

8.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

S.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

S.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

S.O 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

9.1 

S.o 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

320 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Sum  total 

MENS   NAMES 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty. 

Billiting 

to  each 
man 

Jonathan  Morrison 

£9.18.0 

£0.5.0 

£10.3.0 

Samuel  Macress 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Thomas  Crosby 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Ezekiel  Danford 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Ebenezer  Bean 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Amos  Norton 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

William  Phillips 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

George  Ken  field 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

John  Stevens 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Sam'  Cook 

9.1S.O 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

John  Riant 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Silas  Fox 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Joseph  Pearse 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Joseph  Flanders 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Thomas  Griffin 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

John  Ross 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Elisha  Cummings 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Benj'^  Basford 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

George  Shepherd 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

William  Shaw 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Moses  Rendall 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Joshua  Boynton 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Thomas  Bedel 

9.1S.O 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

James  Russ 

9.18.0 

0.5.0 

10.3.0 

Copy  Ex'^         J.  G. 

848.9.- 

To  the  expences  &  Charges  of  Mustering 

5.2.0 

&  paving  &c  this  charge  entered  by  S 

Cutts— Esq' 

JE9.1S.O 

0.5.0 

853. II. 0 
10.    3.0 

863.14.0 

Exam<*         J  G— 

Colony  of  New  Hampshire  July  3^  1776 — 

Having  been  Appointed  by  the  Council  &  Assembly  of  said  Colony 
Mustermaster  &  paymaster  of  the  bounty  &  first  Months  wages  &  Billit- 
ing of  the  above  Mentioned  Company  I  have  Mustered  them  &  found 
them  able  bodied  effective  men  &  well  Accoutred  and  have  paid  them  as 
entered  above  Timothy  Walker  Jun'' 

Copy  ex*^         J  Gilman 


[3-6o] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
[^Captain  John  Drew's  Co.'] 


321 


Muster  &  pay  Roll  of  IMen  raised  for  Canada  out  of  Col"  Evans  &  Col" 
Badgers  Regiments  mustered  &  paid  by  Otis  Baker  Escf 


MENS  NAMES 


John  Drew  Captain 
Samuel  Copp  Lieu' 
Daniel  M<=Neill  2  Ditto 
John  Davis  Ensign 
James  Danielson  i^'  Serj' 
Ephraim  Berry  2^  Do 
James  Goodwin  3**  Do 
Josiah  VViggin  4"'  D" 
William  Gray  Corporal 
Tristram  Heard  Do 
William  Knight  Drummer 
Joseph  Ruimels  private 
Thomas  Welch 
Elijah  Davis 
George  Shaw 
George  Parshley 
Benj"  Welch 
Aaron  Rendal 
Robert  Evans  Russell 
James  Johnson 
Benj''  Hall 
John  York 
Asa  Wiggin 
John  Folsom 
Jonathan  Smart 
Samuel  Young 
William  Moore 
Joseph  Carswell 
Benjamin  Johnson 
Moses  Drown 
Hugh  Tucker 
Abner  Coffin 
Daniel  Clark  Qiiimby 
Benjamin  Heard 
John  l>arber 
Stephen  Harman 

25 


Two  months  pay 

to  Offi 

cers  one 

Month 

s  pay  & 

bounty 

to   Sol- 

dicrs 

£16. 

0.0 

10. J 

6.0 

10.  I 

6.0 

8. 

0.0 

10. 

6.0 

8.0 

10. 

6.0 

10. 

6.0 

0. 

4.0 

0. 

4.0 

10. 

2.0 

9.] 

S.o 

9.] 

8.0 

9.] 

8.0 

9.] 

8.0 

9.] 

8.0 

9- 

8.0 

9.] 

8.0 

9.] 

[8.0 

9.] 

8.0 

9- 

8.0 

9- 

8.0 

9- 

8.0 

9- 

8.0 

9- 

8.0 

9- 

[8.0 

9- 

[8.0 

9- 

[8.0 

9- 

[8.0 

9- 

[8.0 

9- 

[8.0 

9- 

[8.0 

9- 

[8.0 

9- 

18.0 

9- 

iS.o 

9- 

18.0 

Travelling 

Sum  Total 

Fees 

0.8.4 

£16. 

8.4 

0.8.4 

I  I. 

4.4 

0.8.4 

II. 

4.4 

0.8.4 

8. 

8.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

14.4 

0.8.4 

0. 

16.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

14.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

14.4 

0.8.4 

0. 

12.4 

0.8.4 

0. 

12.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

10.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

lO. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

O.S.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

0.8.4 

10. 

6.4 

322 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Two  months  pay 

to   Officers   one 

MENS  NAMES 

months   pay   ik. 

Travelling 

Sum  Total 

bounty    to  Sol- 

Fees 

diers 

Jonathan  Yetton 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Robert  M-^Crellis 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Joseph  Pitman 

9.1S.O 

9.18.0 

Anthony  Fling 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Ebenezer  Hall 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

David  Kelly 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Asa  Duda 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Meshech  Heard 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Daniel  Cook 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Ephraim  Trickey 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

John  Walker 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Tol)ias  Ricker 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Henry  Durgin 

9.1S.O 

0.0.0 

9.18.0 

Jonathan  wSharp 

9.1S.O 

0.0.0 

9.18.0 

James  Gerrish 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Ebenezer  Cook 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Joseph  Stevenson 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Jonathan  Smith 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Jeremiah  Tibbets 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Benj''  Tate 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Daniel  Straw 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Ephraim  Roberts 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Samuel  Wallingford 

9.18.0 

0.0.0 

9.18.0 

Tobias  Wentworth 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

William  Crown 

9.1S.O 

0.0.0 

9.18.0 

Samuel  Williams 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

George  Hayes 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Will'"  Chandler  Peavy 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Job  Allerd 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Jesse  Wiggin 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Henry  Wentworth 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

John  Powel 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Benjamin  Horn 

9.18.0 

0.0.0 

9.18.0 

paui  Gerrisli 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Thomas  Johnson 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Daniel  Cook  Jun"" 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Richard  Colmely 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Joseph  Allen 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

John  Wentworth 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

John  Folsom  Jun'' 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Stephen  Burleigh 

9.18.0 

O.S.4 

10.  6  4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


323 


Two  months  pay 

to  Officers  one 

MENS  NAMES 

Months  pay  & 

Travelling 

Sum  Total 

bounty  to   Sol- 

Fees 

diers 

William  Burleisjh 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

William  Eastman 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Samuel  Ham 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Chase  Wigqrjn 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

9.18.0 

Timothy  White 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Jonathan  Buzzell 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Samuel  Grant 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Micah  Davis 

9.18.0 

0.0.0 

9.18- 

Samuel  Rogers 

9.18.0 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

Ebenezer  Wille 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.     6.4 

Jeremiah  Pindar 

9.18.0 

0.0.0 

9.18- 

John  Clough 

9.1S.O 

0.8.4 

10.    6.4 

James  Kielle 

9.18.0 



9.18- 

Benjamin  Hodgdon 

9.18.0 



9.18.0 

To   the  charges  of  mustering  &  paying  as   p^^  Ace'  Ent*^  on 
Roll  per  S  Cutt 


£913.14.8 


,12 


919.  6.S 
Examin'd  p'^  Committee  of  safety 

State  of  Newhampshire  August  29*''  1776 

I  the  subscriber  appointed  by  the  State  aforesaid  A  Muster  Master 
have  mustered  and  paid  the  within  Company  agreeable  to  said  Roll 
The  all  being  good  able  bodied  effective  men  and  well  Accoutred 

Otis  Baker 


Charlestown  July  27"^  1776 
Rec'^  of  M''  Elijah  Grout  Nine  Hatchets 

Rec'i  p^ 
Copy  Ex*^  Jos  Gilman 

[Captain  Drew  was  of  Barrington. — Ed.] 


John  Drew  Cap' 


324 
[2-64] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
[  Captain  Sajmicl   Wethei-bee's  Cc] 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Cap'  Samuel  Wetherbes  Company  in  Col"  Isaac 
Wymans  Regiment  in  the  Service  of  the  United  Colonies  to  Join  the 
Northern  Army 


MENS   NAMES 


James  Campbel 
Lasell  Silsby 
John  Duncan 
Jonathan  Rogers 
Jedediah  Smith 
Peter  Ewins 
John  Lane 
Jesse  Bailey 
Abraham  Buell 
Jesse  Kelsey 
Peter  Labere  Jun"" 
Nathaniel  Holden 
Joel  Rice 
Oliver  Cook 
Samuel  Adkins 
Ebene''  Matthews 
Charles  Higby 
Thomas  Gustin  Jun"" 
Amariah  Ainsworth 
Benj*  Clarke 
Garshom  Tuttle 
Samuel  Allen 
Bennoni  Tuttle 
Uzel  Hurd 
Asaph  Braynard 
Timothy  Nichols 
Thomas  Slovell 
Freegrace  Booth 
Benj''  Young  Smith 
Asahel  Johnson 
Jesse  Nott 
John  Avril 
Joshua  Gilman 
Hezekiah  Clark 
Pearl  Parker 


Acworth 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 
Newport 

Do 

Do 

Do 
Cornish 

Do 

Do 
Claremont 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 
Wethersf'* 

Do 

Do 
Lemster 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 
Westmorel*^ 

Do 

Do 

Do 
Walpole 

Do 

Do 


Advance 

wages  and 

bounty 


£9. 

9- 
9- 
9' 
9' 
9' 
9' 
9' 
9' 
9' 
9 
9 
9 
9' 
9 
9 
9' 
9' 
9- 
9' 
9' 
9' 
9' 
9' 
9 
9' 
9 
9 
9' 
9' 
9 
9 
9' 
9 
9 


18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
iS.o 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
iS.o 
iS.o 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
iS.o 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
18.0 
iS- 
iS- 
iS- 
iS- 
iS- 
iS- 

18- 
18- 
18- 


Miles 
Travel 

Pay  for 
Travel 

S-D 

9 

8 

-  9 

-  S 

8 

-    8 

8 

-    8 

8 

-    8, 

8 

-    8 

21 

I.  9 

21 

I.  9 

22 

1. 10 

20 

I.  S 

22 

1. 10 

II 

-  1 1 

II 

-  1 1 

15 

I-  3 

15 

I-  3 

^5 

I-  3 

14 

I.  2  1 

25 

2.   I 

H 

I.  2 

10 

-  10 

12 

I  —  1 

12 

I  — 

12 

I  — 

13 

I.   I 

13 

I.  I  i 

13 

I.   I 

14 

I.  2 

H 

I.  2 

13 

I.  I 

H 

I.  2 

15 

I-  3 

H 

1.  2 

H 

I.  2 

Sum  Total 


£9 

9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
10 

9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 


8.  9 
8.  8 
8.  8 
S.  8 
8.  8 

8.  8 

9.  8 
9.  9 
9.10 
9.  8 
9.10 
8. II 
8. II 


9-  3 
9-  3 
9-  3 
9.  2 

o.  I 
9.  2 
8.10 

9  — 
9  — 
9  — 

9.  I 
9.  I 
9.  I 
9.  2 

8 
8 

9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 


REVOLUTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS. 


325 


MENS   NAMES 


Moses  Witt 
Peter  Lovejoy 
David  Stoel 
Cleaford  Chafte 
Joel  Biirrougs 
David  Adams 
David  Howard 
Elisha  Gustin 
Josepli  Howard 
Nathan  Huntley 
Elisha  Mack 
John  Lewis 
Isaac  Griswold 
Stephen  Bond 
David  Abraham 
Nathaniel  Rust 
Nathan  Hatch 
Joseph  Brown 
Martin  Beckwith 
Nathaniel  Brown 
Roswell  Shepherd 
Simon  Baxter 
Seth  Putnam 
Joel  Bailey 
Barnabas  Sinkley 
David  Weed  Ju' 
John  Huntoon 
Hilton  Huntoon 
Moses  Gary 
Samuel  Gunnison 
Daniel  Grindle 
Moses  Lancaster 
Samuel  Rementon 
Ezekiel  Wells 
Ebenez""  Carpenter 
Jonathan  Heaton 
William  Stanwood 
Aaron  Willson 
Isaac  Clark 
John  Swan 
Thomas  W^ilder 


Walpole 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 

Gilsum 
Marlow 
Do 
Do 
Do 

Gilsum 
Marlow 
Gilsum 
Do 
Do 

Alstead 
Do 
Do 
Marlow 
Alstead 
Do 
Do 
Charlestown 
Newport 
Unity 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 

Saville 
Do 
Acworth 
Charleston 

Keene 
Surry 
Keene 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 


Advance 

W9ges  and 

bounty 


Miles 
Travel 


15 

13 

15 

13 

17 
26 

23 

23 
23 

27 

25 
27 

29 

25 

19 
16 

15 
19 

15 

19 
23 

10 
16 

H 

9 

13 

21 

20 

8 

50 
28 
26 
18 

25 
27 

28 

27 


Pay  for 
Travel 


S-D 

•  3 
.   I 

•  3 
.   I 

•  5 

.  2 

.1 1 

.11 
.11 

2-  3 
2.  I 

2-    3 

2.  5 

2.     I 

■  7 

■  4 

•  3 

•  7 
3 

7 
II 

10 

4 
2 

9 
I 

9 

8 

-    8 

4.  2 
2.  4 
2.  2 

1.  6 

2.  I 

2-  3 

2.  4 

2-    3 


Sum  Total 


£9.19.    3 
9.19.     I 

9-J9-  3 
9.19.   I 

9-I9-  5 
10.  o.  2 

9.19.11 

9. 19. II 

9.19.11 

10.  o.  3 

10.  o.   I 

10.  o.  3 

10.  o.  5 

10.   O.    I 


9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 
9.1 

10.    2 

10.  O 
10.  O 

9.19 
10.  O.  I 
10.  o.  3 
10.  o.  4 
10.  o.  3 


9-  7 
9.  4 

8  — 

9-  3 

9-  7 
9-  3 

8  — 

9-  7 
9. II 
8  — 
8.10 
9.  4 
q.   2 

9 
I 

9 

8 

8 

2 

4 

2 

6 


326 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS    NAMES 

Advance 

wages  and 

bounty 

Miles 
Travel 

Pay  for 
Travel 

Sum  Total 

S-D 

£ 

John  Blake 

Keene 

9.18- 

2^ 

2.   I 

10.  0.   1 

James  Hall 

Do 

9.18- 

2=; 

2.  I 

10.  0.   I 

Jesse  W healer 

Do 

9.18- 

•  27 

2-   3 

10.  0.  3 

Justus  Dart 

Surry 

9.18- 

18 

I.  6 

9.19.  6 

Samuel  Osgood 
Joshua  Ellis 

Keene 
Do 

9.18- 
9.18- 

27 

2=; 

2-    3 

2.  I 

10.  0.  3 
10.  0.  I 

Peter  Coval 
Jonathan  Willard 

BratP 

9.18- 
9.18- 

40 

3-  4 

10.  I.  4 
9.18  — 

Joseph  Powers 

9.18- 

— 



9.18  — 

Whitcomb  Powers 

9.18- 

— 



9.18  — 

Seth  Putnam  Jun"" 

9.18- 

— 



9.18  — 

John  Hart 

9.18- 

— 



9.18  — 

Ebenezer  Putnam 

9.18- 

— 



9.18  — 

Eliakim  Nims 

[Sullivan] 

9.18- 

25 

2.   I 

10.  0.   I 

Cap'  Wetherbes  2  Months  Advance  wages 
Lieu'  Kilburns  Advance  wages  &  bounty 
Lieu'  Howletts  Advanc  Wages  &  bounty 
Ensign  Hubbard's  Advance  wages  &  bounty 


Time  &  expenses  mustering  &  paying 


£896.11.   9 

16 

10.16.  o 
10.16.  o 

8 

£942.11.  9 

7.  9.  2 

£950.  0.1 1 


State  of  New  Hampshire  Aug''  20"'  ^77^ 

I  the  Subscriber  being  appointed  by  the  Council  &  Assembly  as  Mus- 
ter Master  to  Cap'  Sam'  Wetherby's  Company  have  Mustered  &  paid  off 
the  same  agreeable  to  the  Above  Roll  &  hereby  Certify  they  were  able 
bodied  &  Effective  men  well  Accoutred  &  Equip'd 

Elijah  Grout 

Copy  ex*^         Joseph  Oilman 

[Captain  Wetherbee  was  of  Charlestown,  Lieut.  Kilburn  of  Gil- 
sum,  and  Lieut.  Howlett  of  Keene. — Ed.] 


[2-6S] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
\_Captain  yosepk  Dcarbor7i's  Co.] 


327 


A  Roll  of  Cap' Joseph  Dearborns  Company  in  the  Continental  Service 
A<2:ainst  Canada  as  Mnstered  and  paid  by  Jolin  Dudley  Esq""  Muster 
Master  and  Paymaster  of  said  Company 


Sum  total 

MENS    NAMES 

Advance  Wages 

Billeting 

to 

and  bounty 

each  man 

Joseph  Dearborn  Cap' 

£16.    0.0 

£0.6.3 

£16.6.3 

David  Weatherspoon  Lieu' 

IO.16.O 

6.3 

II. 2.3 

Matthias  Haines  private 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

William  Litch 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Samuel  Webster 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Jeremiah  Richardson 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Jeremiah  Tovvle 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Thomas  Wells 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Samuel  Dinsmore 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Samuel  White 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Anthony  Towle 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Gideon  Currier 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

John  Knowles 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Richard  Payne 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Joseph  Knowles  Juu"" 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.1.3 

Josiah  Wells 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

John  Roberts 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Thomas  Warson 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

John  Warson 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Nathan  Lane 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Israel  Grif^m 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Benjamin  Cass 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Elijah  Pollard 

9.1S.O 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Moses  Sanborn  Serj' 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.4.3 

Moses  Cass  private 

9.18.0 

-6.3 

10.4.3 

John  Prescutt 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.4.3 

Peter  Mooers 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.4.3 

Joshua  Moore 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Zebulon  Winslow 

9.1S.O 

-6.3 

10.4.3 

Jacob  Bagley 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Robert  Willson 

9.18.0 

-6.3 

10.4.3 

Benaiah  Coleby 

9.1S.O 

0.6.3 

10.4.3 

David  Hill 

9.18.0 

6.3 

10.4.3 

Enoch  Rowel 

9.1S.O 

0.6.3 

10.4.3 

John  Morrison 

9.1S.O 

6-3 

10.4.3 

Peter  Severance 

9.1S.O 

;     6.3 

10.4.3 

328 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS    NAMES 

Advance  Wages 
and  bounty 

Joshua  Young 

9.18.0 

Samuel  Winslow 

9.18.0 

Samuel  Mooers 

9.18.0 

Enoch  Coleby 
Jacob  Cliflbrd 

9.18.0 
9.18.0 

Obadiah  Hall 

9.18.0 

Benjamin  Hall 

9.18.0 

James  Aiken 

9.18.0 

James  Bell 

9.18.0 

Joseph  Lynn 
Hugh  M-^Afee 

9.18 
9.18 

Moses  Macfarland 

9.18 

John  M'Clellan 

9.1S 

David  Taylor 

9.18 

Joseph  Hills  Jun"' 
Ezekiel  Morse 

9.18 
9.1S 

John  Batchelder 

9.18 

John   Leavitt 

9.18 

Ezekiel  Knovvles 

9.1S 

James  Willson 

9.18 

James  Macfarland 

9.1S 

John  Vance 

9.1S 

Ebenezer  Collins 

9.18 

Moses  Hills 

9.18 

Asa  Dearborn 

9.18 

£-6.3 

6.3 
-6.3 
-6.3 

6.3 
-6.3 

6.3 
-6.3 
-6.3 

0.6.3 

6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 
6.3 


,10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
10.4.3 
ro.4.3 


£629.19.3 


To  extra  wages  paid  4  Serjeants   viz  William   Leach   Enoch 

Rowel  Caleb  Atwood  and  Moses  Sanborn  Si' 
4    Corporals  Viz.  Anthony  Towle    Benaiah  Coleby  Ezekiel 

Knowles  and  Asa  Heath  at  ^s 
David  Hills  Drummer  at  ^s 
To  mustering  payn"  oft^  and   giving  Marching  orders   to  one 

Cap*  and   Lieu'  and  fifty  nine  privates  being  12    Days  on 

that  service  at  6s 
Horse  hire  72  Miles  at  2*^ 
Expences  245  Making  Roll  &  return  6s 

£638.  5.3 
Received  the  Above  by  Orders  on  the  Treasurer  at  Sundry  times 

John  Dudley 

[Captain   Dearborn   and   Lieut.  VVitherspoon  were  of  Chester. — 
Ed] 


0 

16- 

4 

3 

12 

12 

I 

10 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


329 


Muster  and  Pay  Roll  of  Men  raised  for  Canada  outofColl°  Daniel 
Moores  Regiment  Mustered  &  paid  by  Moses  Kelly  Esq'  July  22''  1776. 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance  wages 
and  bounty 

Hilluting 

Sum  Total 

Timothy  Worthlev  2'^  Lieu* 

£10.16.0 

£0.5  - 

£11.     I   - 

William  Hog^g  j)rivate 

9.18 

5- 

10.    3 

Benjamin  Felcli 

9.1S 

5- 

10.    3 

Moses  Flood 

9.1S 

5  - 

10     3 

Daniel  Bailev 

9.1S 

5  - 

10.    3 

Ezral  Clemmant 

9.18 

5  - 

10.    3 

Sam'  Eastman 

9.18 

5 

10.    3 

Joseph  Emmonds 
Josepii  Kiml)all 
Seth  Tliompson 

9.18 
9.1S 
9.18 

5 
5 
5 

10.    3 
10.    3 
10.    3 

William  Qiiinby 
Solomon  Towle 

9.18 
9.18 

5 
5 

10.    3 
10.    3 

Enoch  Sweat 

9.18 

5 

10.    3 

Sam'  Page 
Phinehas  Fanin 

9.18 
9.18 

5 

5 

10.    3 
10.    3 

Caleb  Atwood  serj' 

9.18 

5 

10.    3 

Jere  Page 
Thomas  Eastman 

9.18 
9.18 

5 

10.    3 
10.    3 

Asa  Heath  Corpora' 
Paul  Dustin 

9.18 
9.18 

5 
5 

10.    3 
10.    3 

£203.18.0 
The   above   men   under   Lieu*  Worthlev    marched   to  Join 
Cap*  Dearbons  Company 
Mustering  and  Paying  the  above  Men  1.17 

£205.15.0 
August  22''  1776 

I  the  Subscriber  agreeable  to  appointment  of  the  Council  And  Assem- 
bly have  Mustered  the  within  Named  persons,  Soldiers  gone  in  Col° 
Isaac  W\mands  Regiment  to  Canada  and  paid  them  the  several  and 
respective  sums  Set  against  their  Names  in  this  Roll  They  being  all  good 
able  bodied  and  Effective  men 

Moses  Kelly 

Muster  Master 
Copy  ex         J  Oilman 


[Lieut.  Worthly  was  of  Weare. 
Capt.  Dearborn's  Co. — Ed.] 


The  foregoing  was  a  portion  of 


330 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-73] 


[  Captain  yoseph   Chandler  s  Co.'] 


A  Muster  Roll  of  the  men  Mustered  in  Cap'  Joseph  Chandlers  Com- 
pany in  CoP  Wymans  Regiment  by  Thomas  Bartlett  Muster  Master  for 
said  Company 


MENS  NAMES 

Place  of  Abode 

Advance  wages 
bounty  &c 

Travel  Money 

Sum  Total 

Joseph  Chandler  Cap' 

Epping 

£16.  0.0    ; 

£0.6.3 

£16.    6.3 

William  Wallace  Lieu* 

Northwood 

10.16       i 

-6.3 

II.    2.3 

Lieu*  Moses 

II.  4.4 

0.0.0 

II.    4.4 

William  Gill  Serg* 

Epping 

0.  S.o 

0.0.0 

0.  S.O 

John  Robertson  Drumr 

Nottingham 

10.  2.0 

-6.3 

10.  8.3 

John  Bickford  private 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

William  Knight 

Do 

9.1S.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

John  Chesley 

Do 

9.1S.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Zack  Cook 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Paul  Lambert 

Do 

9.1S.0 

0.6.3 

JO.  4.3 

Samuel  Burnham 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Francis  Trickey 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Nicholas  Brown 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

John  Willey  Jun"" 

Do 

9.1S.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Nathaniel  Hall 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Andrew  Neally 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Benjamin  Hill 

Northwood 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Nicholas  Dudley  Hill 

Do 

9.1S.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Shurborn  Dearborn 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Simon  Batchekler 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Stephen  Hoit 

Do 

9.18 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

David  Norris 

Do 

9.18 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Nathaniel  Dearborn 

Epping 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Job  Sherborn 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Dudley  Clifford 

Do 

9.1S.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Jonathan  Thomas 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Enoch  Docchum 

Do 

9.1S.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Jonathan  Dockum 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Josiah  Burnham 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Gould  French 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Paul  H  Grant 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Abel  Morrill 

Do 



6.3 

-  6.3 

Josiah  Brown 

Do 

9.18.0 

0.6.3 

10.  4.3 

Ch^  &  expence  Mustering  &  paying 


£325.10.1 
4.   2 


£329.12.1 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


331 


State  of  New  Hampsliire  Augs'  lo"*  1776 

I  the  Subscriber  being  Appointed  by  the  Council  &  Assembly  for  that 
purpose  have  mustered  the  Above  Company  &  paid  them  as  Set  clown 
they  being  Able  bodied  &  Ettective  men  well  Accoutred 

p'  Thomas  Bartlett  Muster  master 

Copy  in  Substance  J  :  Oilman 


[2-74] 

Account  of  Men  Mustered  &  paid  by  Otis  Baker  belonging  to  Cap' 
Chandlers  Company 


MENS  NAMES 

Bounty  & 
wages 

Travel 

Snm  Total 

Patd  by  Colo 
Bartlett 

John  Sinkler 

£ 

£-- 

£ 

329. 12. 1 

Jeremy  Gould 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Benjamin  Blake 

9.1S.0 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Andrew  Wiggin 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Edmund  Tibbets 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

John  Lucas 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Thomas  Hanscomb 

9.18- 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

John  Emerson 



— 



John  Shepherd 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

William  Lucas 

9.18- 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Ithiel  Clifford 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

£92.17.0 

92.17.0 

422.    9.1 

Errors  excepted  p'' 
Copy  ex^  J  Oilman 


Otis  Baker 


332 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


A  pay  Roll  for  what  is  due  to   the  Non  Commissioned    Officers   in 
Captain  Joseph  Chandlers  Company 


NAMES 

Rank 

Sum  Due 

Theophilus  Coleby  serj' 
Abel  Morrill 
Benjamin  Hill 
Simon  Batchelder 
Nicholas  Brown 
Andrew  Neallev 
Ezekiel  French 

Serj' 

Serj' 

Corporal 

Corporal 
D° 
D° 

£0.8.0 

O.S.O 
8 
4 
4 
4 
4 

£3.0.0 

This  may  Certify  that  the  above  named  persons  were  Serjeants  and 
Corporals  in  the  late  Cap'  Joseph  Chandlers  Company  in  CoI°  Wymans 
Regiment  and  that  they  not  being  Appointed  before  they  marched  Re- 
ceived only  privates  pay  for  the  first  months  advance  pay  of  the  Muster 
master 

p'  Lieu'  William  Wallis 
Copy  ex^  J  Oilman 


[2-75] 


[  Captain  Joseph  Parker' s  Co.] 


Muster  and  Pay  Roll  of  Cap'  Joseph  Parker's  Company  raised  out  of 
Col  Enoch  Hales  Regiment.  Joined  the  Northern  Army  at  Ticonder- 
oga  Mustered  &  paid  July  18""  1776  by  Enoch  Hale  Muster  &  pay 
Master 


NAMES 

Advance    pay   to 
Officers  2  Mo  to 
Soldiers  i  Mo  & 
bounty 

Travel  id  per 
mile 

Amourt 

Joseph  Parker  Cap' 
Daniel  Rand    Lieu' 

£16.    0.0 
10. 16.0 

£-4.10 

4 

£16.4.10 
II. 0.    0 

David  Hunter  2  d° 

10. 16.0 

4 

ii.o.  0 

John  Taggart  Ensign 
Zebediah  Johnson  Serj' 

8.  0.0 
9.18.0 

4 
4.6 

8.4.    0 

lo.o.  6 

Simeon  Bullard         d° 

9.18.0 

4 

10.3.  0 

John  Anger                 d" 

9.18.0 

4 

10.2.  0 

Ebenezer  Hickson    d° 

9.18.0 

4 

10.2.  0 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


333 


Advance   pay  to 

NAMES 

Officers     2   Mo 

Travel  id  per 

to     Soldiers    i 

mile 

Amount 

Mo  &  bounty 

John  Morse      Corp' 

9.18.0 

4 

10.2.    0 

Isaac  Presson     d° 

9.18.0 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

Allen  Breed       d" 

9.1S.6 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

Jonas  Adams     d" 

9.18.0 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

Whitcomb  Powers  private 

9.1S.O 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

Peter  vShattuck 

9.1S.O 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

Nathaniel  Stratton 

9.18.0 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

James  Chandler 

9.18.0 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

John  Thomas 

9.18.0 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

Allen  Breed  Jun"" 

9.1S.O 

4.10 

10.2.10 

Nathan'  Melvin 

9.18.0 

4.10 

10. 2. 10 

John  Melvin 

9.18.0 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

Levi  Spauldi ng 

9.18.0 

4  10 

10.2.10 

Ephraim  Forster 

9.18.0 

4- 10    . 

10.2. 10 

Jon"  Wheat 

9.18- 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

Stephen  Adams 

9.18- 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

Simeon  Hildrich 

9.18- 

4.10 

10.2.10 

Leonard  Parker 

9.18- 

4.10 

10.2. 10 

James  Milliken 

9.18- 

4.00 

10.2.    0 

Robert  Smith                             , 

9.18- 

4.00 

10.2.    0 

George  M'^Clurg 

9.18- 

4.00 

10.2 

Robert  Sw^an 

9.18- 

4.00 

10.2 

Joseph  Babb 

9.18- 

4.00 

10.2 

William  Scott 

9.18- 

4.00 

10.2 

James  Wilson 

9.18- 

400 

10.2 

Rob*  M'^Clurg 

9.18- 

4.00 

10.2 

Serjeant  Page 

9.18- 

4.00 

10.2 

John  Graham 

9.18- 

4 

10.2 

Alexan'  Robb 

9.18- 

4 

10.2 

William  Russel 

0.18- 

4 

10.2 

Jeremiah  Russel 

9.1S- 

4 

10.2 

Reuben  Paige 

9.18- 

4 

10.2 

Samuel  Parker 

9.18- 

4 

10.2 

John  Hand  so  m 

9.1S- 

4 

10.2 

Ezra  Annis 

9.18- 

4 

10.2 

David  Hale 

9.18- 

4 

10.2 

Peter  Thomson 

9.18- 

4 

10.2 

John  Tozer 

9.1S 

4 

10.2 

Peter  Webster 

9.1S 

4 

10.2 

Abel  Jewit 

9.1S 

4 

10.2 

John  Symonds 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

334 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Advance    pay   to 

NAMES. 

Officers  2  Mo  to 

Travel  id  per 

Soldiers  i  Mo  & 

mile 

Amount 

bounty 

W"  Gi-eenwood 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Jonathan  Morse 

9.1S 

4 

10.2 

James  Chandler 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Thomas  Alden 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

William  Strongman 

9.. 8 

4 

10.2 

Gardner  Towns 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

John  Stanley 

9.1S 

4 

10.2 

John  Smiley 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

John  Dole 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Benj'^  Dole 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Rob'  Gilmore 

9.1S 

4 

10.2 

Richard  Alexander 

9.1S 

4 

10.2 

George  Clark 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

William  Smiley 

9.1S 

4 

10.2 

Hugh  Gregg 

9.1S 

4 

10.2 

John  Townsend 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Jon''  Blodget 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Isaac  Proctor 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Abel  Woodward 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Benj"  Goodenough 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Peter  Tozer 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Jeremiah  Andrews 

9.18 

4.6 

10.2.  6 

Josiah  Stone 

9.18 

4.6 

10.2.  6 

Elijah  Mansfield 

9.18 

4.6 

16.2,  6 

After  Kirkwood 

9.18 

4.6 

10.2.  6 

Aron  Oliver 

9.18 

4.6 

10.2.  6 

Joshua  Forster 

9.18 

4.6 

10.2.  6 

Samuel  Griffin 

9.1S 

4.6 

10.2.  6 

William  Prieste 

9.18 

4.6 

10.2.  6 

David  Townsend 

9.18 

4.6 

10.2.  6 

Benjamin  Ryan 

9.18 

4.6 

10.2.  6 

Leonard  Brigham 

9.18 

4.6 

10.2.  6 

Francis  Fuller 

9.18 

4- 

10.2 

Ezekiel  Mixer 

9.18 

4- 

10.2 

David  Perry 

9.18 

4- 

10.2 

Henry  Bemus 

9.18 

4- 

10.2 

James  Phillips 

9.18 

4- 

10.2 

Moses  Mason 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

John  Smith 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Thomas  Emery 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

Ephraim  Adams 

9.18 

4 

10.2 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


335 


NAMES 

Advance    pay   to 
OfTicers  2  Mo  to 
Soldiers    i    Mo 
&  bounty 

Travel   id  per 
mile 

Amount 

Nath'  Emerson 
Robert  Mann 
Reuben  Walton 

9.18 
9.18 
9.1S 
9.1S 

4 
4 
4 
4 

10.2 
10.2 
10.2 
10.2 

.£956.9.0 

Ex<*  J  Oilman 
State  of  New  Hampshire  Hillsborough  ss 

July  1776  Pursuant  to  the  order  of  the  Council  &  Assembly  I  have 
Mustered  and  paid  the  Officers  and  Soldiers  Made  up  in  the  Above  Roll, 
they  being  all  Ablcbodied  and  eHective  men — 

Enoch  Hale  Muster  and  Pay  Master  Samuel  Dudley  Esq'  956.  9 — 
paid  the  extra  wages  to  the  Serjeants  Corporals  Drummer  &  Fifer     2.16 


Copy  Ex<i 


^959-5— 
J.  Oilman 


[Captain   Parker  was  of  New  Ipswich.   Ensign  Taggart  of  Peter- 
borough.—  En.] 


[2-79] 


\_Captai71  William  Barron'' s  Cc] 


Muster  and  pay  Roll  of  Cap'  William  Barrons  Company  in  Col°  Isaac 
Wymans  Regiment  raised  for  Canada — Mustered  &  paid  by  Nahum 
Baldwin  July  16'''  1776 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance  wages  & 
bounty 

William  Barron  Cap' 

£16.    0.0 

lohn  Lund  i^'  Lieu' 

10.16.0 

Jonathan  15urton  3  Do 

10. 16.0 

James  Gilmore  Ensign 

8.  0.0 

Nath'  Haselton  Serj' 

10.  6 

Richard  Whitney  2^  D° 

10.  6 

Abijah  Reed 

10.  6 

Sum  total 


£16.  0.0 
10. 16.0 
10.  16.0 

s— 

10.  6 
10.  6 
10.  6 


336 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS   NAMES 

Advance  wages  & 
bounty 

Sum  total 

Benja  Vickery 

lo.  6 

10.  6 

W"'  M<=Cleur  Corporal 

lO.    3 

10.  3 

John  Fletcher  Do 

lO.    2 

10.  3 

Josiah  Parker  D° 

lO.    3 

10.  3 

Ephraim  French  serj' 

lO.    3 

10.  3 

Reuben  Camming  Drum'' 

lO.    3 

10.  3 

John  Field  fifer 

lO.     3 

lO.    3 

George  Bemaine  private 

8.    O 

8.  0 

William  Hardwick  Do 

8.    O 

8— 

Aron  Boucell             Do 

9.1S 

9.18 
9.18 
9.18 

Caleb  Stevens 

9.18 

Eleazer  Readings 

9.1S 

Benjamin  Stearns 

9.1S 

9.18 
9.18 
9.18 
9.18 

Ebenezer  Rea 

9.18 
9.18 

William  Cowin 

Benjamin  Bailey 

9.18 

Charles  Butteriield 

9.18 
9.18 

9.18 
9.1S 
9.18 
9.1S 

William  Butterfield 

Abraham  Hale 

9.18 

John  Cunningham 

9.18 

John  Combs 

9.18 

Tim^  Harrington 

9.18 
9.18 
9.18 

9.1S 
9.18 
9.1S 

Robert  M<=Knighte 

Jacob  Wendall 

John  Vickery 

9.18 

9.18 

Abijah  Usher 

9.18 

9.1S 

Thomas  M'=Cleur 

9.18 
9.18 

9.18 
9.18 

Abijah  Perry 

Henry  Stevens 

9.1S 

5.18 
9.18 

Ephraim  Baker 

9.18 

Jon"  Greely 

9.18 

9.18 

William  Parkhurst 

9.18 

9.1S 
9.18 
9.18 

Phinehas  Farrington 

9.18 

Caleb  Putnam 

9.1S 

Asa  Pierce 

9.18 

9.18 

Archelaus  Putnam  Jun"" 

9.1S 

Archelaus  Kenney 

9.18 
9.18 

9.1S 
9.1S 
9.18 

Isaac  Peabody 

Abraham  Barton                                 / 

9.1S 

Geo  Wilson 

9.18 
9.18 

9.1S 
9.1S 
9.18 

Robert  Gibbs 

Thomas  Goodridge 

9.18 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


337 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance  wages  & 
bounty 

Sum  total 

Thomas  Hlanchard 

9.1S 

9.18 

Thomas  Killicut 

9.18 

9.18 

Israel  Ingalls 

9.18 

9.18 

Meclad  Combs 

9.18 

9.18 

Levi  Lund 

9.18 

9.1S 

Thomas  Harris 

9.18 

9.18 

Peter  Hoiiev 

9.18 

9.18 

James  Jewett 
W™  Stewart 

9.18 
9.18 

9.18 
9.18 

John  Manahan 

9.18 

9.18 

Theodore  Stevens 

9.18 

9.18 

John  Burns 

9.18 

9.18 

Samuel  Harris 

9.18 

9.18 

Jonathan  Lamson 

9.18 

9.18 

John  Loyd 
Benj"  Clark 
W"  Small  Jun' 

9.18 
9.18 
9.18 

9.18 
9.18 
9.18 

Robert  M<=Pharson 

9.18 

9.18 

£668.  6.0 

To  my  time  and  expences  mustering  and  paying  the 

above  men  £1.10 

To  2  Journeys  to  Exeter  for  Orders  &  Making  Re- 
turn—  1. 10  3 


Copy  ex"^ 


£671.  6.0 
J.  Oilman 

State  of  New  Hampshire  Amherst  July  i6*'^'  1776 

Pursuant  to  an  Order   from    the   Hon"®  Council   &  Assembly  T   have 
Mustered   &   paid   The  Above  Company  they  being   all  able   bodied   & 


Effective  men 


Nahum  Baldwin  Muster  &  pay  Master 


Exeter  March  27"'  1777     The  Above  Roll  is  right  Caste  &  amounts  to 
Six  hundred  &  Seventy  one  pounds  six  shillings 

Examin'd  by  the  Committee  on  Claims 

Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 

in  bhalf  of  the  Com'** 
Copy  ex**         J  Oilman 
26 


338  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[Captain   Barron  and   Ensign  Gilmore  were  of  Merrimack.  Lieut. 
Burton  of  Wilton. — Ed.] 

[3-S0]  [  Cc/.  Joslnia   WentwortJi's  Retitr)iJ\ 

Colony  of  N  Hampshire  Portsm"  July  20"^  ^776 

Return   of  One    Hundred   &  fifteen   men  Raised  from  the  First   Regi- 
ment of  Foot  for  s*^  Colony,  by  an   Order  from  Maj''  General  Folsom  to 
reinforce  the  Army  at  Crown  Point 
viz' 

Inlisted  with  Capt"  Harper 

Sol°  Smith  jun"'  Jeremiah  Neal  Dennis  Sullivan 

Jeremiah  Rollings  William  Moore  jun"'  John  Poor 

Eliphalet  Rollings  Furnal  Wallace  John  M<=Mahone 

Jonathan  Hoit  jun'  Philip  Johnson  jun"" 

Inlisted  with  Capt  Stilson 

Winthrop  Pickering  jur  James  Ryan  William  Goings 

Joseph  Redman  Edw*^  Arms  Samuel  Lamb 

Benj"  Redman 

Inlisted  with  Capt"  Drew 

Stephen  Harmon 

Inlisted  with  Capt  Marston 

Thomas  Marston 

Inlisted  with  Deacon  Knowles,  the  Captain  not  Chosen 

Scipio  Martin  (a  black) 

Inlisted  with  Capt"  Arnold    (includ"   s*^  Captain)   &   pass*^  Muster   & 

Marched  for  Crown  Point 94 

115  Men 

Josh  Wentworth,  Lieut'  Col" 


COLONEL  JOSHUA   WINGATE'S   REGIMENT,   1776. 

[The  retreat  of  our  army  from  Canada  caused  considerable  alarm 
on  the  frontier,  and,  a  larger  reinforcement  seeming  to  be  needed  to 
check  the  advance  of  the  enemy,  the  council  and  house  met  in  com- 
mittee of  the  whole  on  the  second  day  of  July,  and  voted  to  raise 
another  regiment  of  750  men  for  that  purpose.  The  number  to  be 
raised  from  each  militia  regiment  was  apportioned  on  the  next  day, 
and  on  the  fourth  of  July  Colonel  Joshua  Wingate,  of  Stratham,  was 
appointed  to  take  the  command.  Samuel  Connor  was  appointed 
lieutenant  colonel,  and  Moses  Baker  major.  July  17  the  committee 
of  safety  directed  Col.  Wingate  to  "  repair  to  Charles  Town  on  Con- 
necticut River,"  and  take  charge  of  such  companies  as  he  might  find 
there,  and  proceed  to  join  the  northern  army  wherever  it  might  be 
found. 

The  field  and  staff  officers  were  as  follows : 

Field  and  Staff. 

Colonel,  Joshua  Wingate,  Stratham. 
Lt.  Col.,  Samuel  Connor,  Pembroke. 
Major,  Moses  Baker,  Campton. 
Surgeon,  Samuel  Wigglesworth,  Durham. 
Adjutant,  James  Underwood,  Litchfield. 
Chaplain,  Rev.  Nathaniel  Porter,  New  Durham. 
Paymaster,  Joseph  Bass,  Portsmouth. 
Quartermaster,  Timothy  White. 
Surgeon's  Mate,  Samuel  Moore. 

The  following  are  the  rolls  of  the  companies  : — Ed.] 


340 

[2-Sl] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
[  Captain  David  ^uinby's  Co.'] 


Col"  Wingates  July  1776 

The  Roll  of  the  men  raised  for  Canada  belonging  to  CoP  Josiah  Bart- 
lett's  Regiment  Mustered  and  paid  by  me  as  followeth  Viz. 


David  Qiiinby  Cap' 
Jacob  Webster  i^'  Lieu' 
John  Eastman  2  do 
Ezekiel  Gile  Ensign 
William  Richardson  serj' 
John  Plumer  D° 

Oliver  Smith  Blake     D° 
Thomas  Chales  D° 

Isaac  Heath  Corp' 
Sargent  Wells  D" 
Moses  .Stevens  D° 
Ezekiel  Merril  D° 
Joseph  Williams  private 
Timothy  Worth 
Jeremiah  Dudley 
Samuel  Qiiinby  Jun'' 
Benjamin  Williams 
Annas  Campal 
Barnet  Thorn 
Samuel  French 
Jacob  Morril 
James  Proctor 
Ephraim  Winslow 
Jonathan  Pollard 
Joshua  Chase 
John  Davis 
Moses  Hunt 
Michael  Carew 
Peaslee  Hoit 
John  Darling 
Andrew^  Mace 
John  Welch  Jun'' 
William  Collins  Jun"' 
Joseph  Tucker 


Advance  wages  to 

the   Officers   & 

bounty  with  the 

advance  pay  to 

the  Soldiers 

£16.    0.0 

10.16. 0 

10.16. 0 

8.  0.0 

10.  6.0 

10.  6.0 

10.  6.0 

10.  6.0 

10.  2.0 

10.  2.0 

10.  2.0 

10.  2.0 

9.18.0 

9.18.0 

9.18.0 

9.18.0 

9.18.0 

9.18.0 

9.18.0 

9.18 

9.18 

9.18 

9.18 

9.18 

9.18 

9.18 

9.18 

9.18 

9.18 

9.1S 

9.18 

9.18 

9.18 

9.18 

£0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 
0.6.8 

6.8 
68 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 


Sum  Total 


6.8 
2.8 
2.8 
6.8 
12.8 
12.8 
12.8 
12.8 
8.8 
8.8 
8.8 
8.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4.8 
4" 
4' 
4' 
4' 
4- 
4- 
4' 


4.8 
4.8 
4.8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


341 


Advance  wages  to 

the  Officers    & 

bounty  with  the 

Billeting' 

Sum   Total 

advance  pay  to 

the  Soldiers 
£9.18 

Reuben  Stevens 

£6.8 

£10.    4.8 

Stephen  Flanders 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

John  Straw 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Samuel  Huse 

9.18 

6.8 

ID.    4.8 

Moses  Jackman 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Enoch  Heath 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Zebulon  Gctchel 

9.18 

6.S 

10.    4.8 

Ephraim  Gile 

9.18 

6.8 

ID.    4.8 

Samuel  Heath 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Henry  Elkins 

9.18 

6.8 

ID.    4.8 

Phinehas  Sargent 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

John  Wadleigh 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Timothy  Currier 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Sherburne  Tilton 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Daniel  Watson 

9.18 

0.0 

9.18.0 

Jeremiah   Folsom 

9.18 

6.S 

ID.    4.8 

Daniel  Gilman 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Ezekiel  Pollard 

9.18 

0.0 

9.1S.O 

Jeremy  Smith 

9.18 

0.0 

9.18.0 

Phinehas  Ash 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Samuel  Kimball 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Richard  Hoyt 

9.18 

6.8 

to.  4.8 

Jeremiah  Bean 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

David  Flanders 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

James  Huse 

9.18 

6.8 

TO.    4.8 

Richard  Heath 

9.1S 

0.0 

9.1S.O 

Joseph  Harryman 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Levi  Hills 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Humphry  Nichols 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Nehemiah  West 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Thomas  Fuller 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Abraham  Darling 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Edmund  Moulton 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Timothy  Qiiinby 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Nathaniel  Daniels 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.S 

Jonathan  Bickford 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

David  Rand 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

John  Wiggin 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

Jonathan  Blake 

9.18 

6.8 

lO.   4.8 

Solomon  Wheeler 

9.18 

6.8 

10.    4.8 

John  Chase 

9.18 

6.S 

10.    4.8 

342 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Advance  wages  to 
the   Officers  & 
bounty  with  the 
advance  pay  to 
the  Soldiers 

Billeting 

£6.8 
6.8 
6.8 
6.8 

Sum   Total 

Jacob  Blasdel 
Stephen  Thurston 
John  Fi field 
Thomas  VVadleigh  Jim'' 
To  Lieu*  Jacob  Webster  p"'  receipt  for 
fifer  &  Drummer 

£9.18 
9.18 
9.18 
9.18 

8 

£10.    4.8 
10.    4.8 
10.    4.8 
ID.    4.8 

8.0 

£815.18.0 

Those  added  to  Londonderry  or  Nesmith  Company 


Richard  Dow  Jun''  i^'  Lieu' 

£10.16 

10.16 

Joshua  Swan 

9.18 

9.18 

Joseph  Sanders 

9.18 

9.18 

Peter  Youring 

9.18 

9.18 

Thomas  Currier 

9.18 

9.18 

Phinehas  Dow 

9.18 

9.18 

Dudley  Merrill 

9.18 

9.18 

Richard  Kelly  Jun^ 

9.18 

9.18 

John  Hardey 

9.18 

9.18 

Daniel  Ladd 

9.18 

9.18 

Daniel  Crosbv 

9.18 

9.18 

David  Messer 

9.18 

9.18 

John  Lankster 

9.18 

9.18 

Jonathan  Hesseltine 

9.18 

9.18 

Timothy  Duston 

9.18 

9.18 

Adam  Cole 

9.18 

9.18 

Joseph  Parry 

9.18 

9.18 

Abner  Wheeler 

9.18 

9.18 

Asahel  Smith 

9.18 

9.18 

£189.  0.0 

Colony  of  New  Hampshire  Exeter  July  9"^  ^77^ 

Credit  as  followeth  viz 
i"  By  Order  on  the  receiver  General  for  £940.  0.0 

2^1  By  Ditf^'  169. 18.8 


£1 109. iS. 8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


343 


August  lo'"  1776. 

1  the  Subscriber  agreeable  to  Appointment  of  the  Council  and  Assem- 
bly have  Mustered  the  within  named  persons  Soldiers  gone  in  Col" 
Joshua  Wingates  Regiment  to  Canada  &  paid  them  the  several  &  re- 
spective sums  Set  against  their  names  in  this  Roll  they  all  being  good 
Able  bodied  &  Etl'ective  men 

sio-n'd  Sam'  Philbiick  Muster  Master 


[2-86] 


[  Captaui  yafjics  Arnold'' s  Co.'\ 


Pay  Roll   of  Bounty  &  Advance  wages  to  Cap*  James   Arnolds  Com- 
pany in  Col"  Josh"  Wingates  Regim'  for  Ticonderoga  177^ 


Advance  wages 

NAMES 

&  bounty 

Travel 

Sum  total 

James  Arnold  Cap* 

£16.    0.0 

8.4 

£16. 

8.4 

Joshua  Grant  i^'  Lieut. 

10.16.0 

8.4 

I  1. 

4.4 

John  Clark  2'^  D" 

10. 16.0 

8.4 

13- 

6.4 

Mark  Noble  Ensign 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

David  Cops  I'*'  Serj' 

10.    6.0 

8.4 

10. 

14.4 

Mark  Bratton  2^  D° 

10.    6.0 

8.4 

10. 

14.4 

John  Caverly  3'*  Do 

10.    6.0 

8.4 

10. 

14.4 

Mark  Pitman  4"^  D" 

10.    6.0 

8.4 

10. 

14.4 

Lazarus  Holmes  i**'  Corporal 

10.     2.0 

8.4 

10. 

10.4 

Samuel  Orcutt  2^  D° 

10.     2.0 

8.4 

10. 

10.4 

Luke  Forster  3'^  D° 

10.    2.0 

8.4 

10. 

10.4 

Dennis  Johnson  4*''  D° 

10.    2.0 

8.4 

10. 

10.4 

James  M'^Lityrc  Drumm'' 

10.    2.0 

8.4 

10. 

10.4 

Joseph  Plaistead  Fifer 

10.    2  0 

8.4 

10. 

10.4 

Thomas  Savage  Private 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

William  Hart 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

Mark  Akarman 

9.1S.O 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

William  Palmer 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

Samuel  Goodwin 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

John  Bell 

9.1S.O 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

William  Plaistead 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

Josiah  Beary 

9.18.0 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

Benj"  Peaverly 

9.18 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

James  Pickett 

9.18 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

David  Remick 

9.18 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

John  Jennis 

9.18 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

Solomon  Thompson 

9.1S 

8.4 

10. 

6.4 

Mark  Snider 

9.18 

S.4 

10. 

6.4 

344 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Advance  wages 

NAMES 

&  bountj' 

Travel 

Sum  total 

Elias  Parcher 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

John  Libbey 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

Daniel  Warner 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

Enoch  Davis 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

Timothv  Watson 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

Richard  Ward 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

Sam'  White  Gate 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

William  Priest 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

John  Lord 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

Nath'  Mendom 

9.18 

S.4 

10.    6.4 

Joseph  Winkol 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

Jonathan  Huntriss 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

William  Furnell 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

Moses  Noble 

9.1S 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

John  Jackson 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

William  Childs 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

Thomas  Hay  ley 

,         9.1S 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

George  Rollings 

9.18 

8.4 

10.    6.4 

Daniel  Dayley 

9.18 

8.4 

:o.   6.4 

John  Davis 

9.18 

S.4 

10.  6.4 

Charles  Mitchel 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

John  W^alls 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Thomas  Gammon 

9.18 

8.4 

10.   6.4 

John  Sloper 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

John  Sampson 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

John  Gate 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Pomp  White 

9.18 

84 

10.  6.4 

Beiiaiah  Bunker 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

George  Berry 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Jonatlian  Welch 

9.1S 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Daniel  Davis 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Richard  White  Lang 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Jerediah  Pribble 

9.1S 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Jonathan  Edmonds 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Joseph  Glark 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Daniel  OBryant 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Derby  Dayley 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Edward  Burley 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

Moses  Perry 

9.18 

8.4 

10.   6.4 

Jon"  Powers 

9.18 

8.4 

10.   6.4 

Thomas  Walden 

9.18 

8.4 

10.   6.4 

Sam'  Rollings 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

John  Mills 

9.18 

8.4 

10.  6.4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


345 


NAMES 


Sain'  Lear 
Arch'  Campbell 
Gideon  Hunt 
Boston  Underwood 
James  Seaward 
George  Walton 
William  Rand 
Abraham  Weeks 
,  Jam'  Mclntyre 
Paul  Goodwin 
Charles  Howe 
Ebene//  Janvrin 
Seth  Shackford 
Hatevil  Nutter 
John  Pearson 
Benj"  Seawards 
James  Neil 
Jonathan  Leavitt 
Benj"  Leavitt 
John  Clark 
'^I^homas  Calley 
Thomas  Feazy 
Monwel  Petegrence 


1 2  Days  Attendance  i®  6/ 

Hors  hire  &  expences  to  Exeter 

pii  M*^Litvre  Drummer — 

A  New  Drum  44/  3"  p-^  Smith  for  Ferralds  Gun  5  /6 


Advance  wages 

&  bounty 

Travel 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

*       9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4        1 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

9.18 

8.4 

Sum  total 


10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
ID. 
ID. 
10. 
ID. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
ID. 
10. 
ID. 
ID. 
10. 
ID. 
ID. 
ID. 


6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 
6.4 


£983.11.4 
3.12 
12 
12 
2.10.9 

£989.18.1 


Portsmouth  July  20*''  i77^  pursuant  to  my  Order  from  the  General 
Court  I  have  mustered  the  Above  Company  Who  are  able  bodied  Ertec- 
tive  men  &  well  Accoutred  &  have  paid  them  the  Advance  wages  Bounty 
&  travel  as  above 

signed  Sam  Sherburne  Muster  &  pay  Master 


346 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-90]  [  Captain  Daniel  Emerson^ s  Co.~\ 

A  Roll  of  Cap'  Daniel  Emerson  Jnn"  Compy  in  Col°  Wingates  Regi- 
ment in  the  Continental  Service  As  Mustered  &  paid  by  Asa  Davis  Mus- 
ter Master  July  1776 


MENS   NAMES 

Advance 
wages  & 
bounty 

MENS   NAMES 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Daniel  Emerson  Jun''Cap' 

£i6.  0.0 

Isaac  Flagg 

9.18 

William  Merril  i^'  Lieu' 

10.16 

Elias  Dickey 

9.18 

Obadiah  Parker  2''  Lieii* 

10.16 

Edmund  Tarbell 

9.18 

Moses  Grimes  Ensign 

8.  0 

Thomas  Emerson 

9.18 

Samuel  Abbot  Serf 

10.  6 

Nicholas  Youngman 

9.18 

Oliver  Elliot       D°" 

10.  6 

John  Youngman 

9.18 

John  Caldwell   D" 

10.  6 

Thomas  Patch 

9.18 

Sam  Hill            D« 

10.  6 

Joseph  Stevens 

9.18 

Stephen  Hadley  Drum"^ 

10.  2 

Daniel  Blood  Jun' 

9.18 

Josiah  Fisk  Fifer 

10.  2 

Ebenezer  Townsend 

9.18 

John  Loring  private 

9.1S 

Jesse  Worcester 

9.18 

Ichabod  Eastman 

9.18 

Enoch  Noyes 

9.18 

Ephraim  Chandler  Chase 

9.18 

Elijah  Noyes 

9.18 

Micajah  Chase 

9.18 

Sam^  Phelps 

9.18 

Thomas  Searls 

9.18 

Ralph  Emerson 

9.18 

Timoth}'  Pollard 

9.18 

John  How 

9.18 

Joshua  Chase 

9.18 

Lemuel  Wright 

9.1S 

Amos  Kennv 

9.18 

Oliver  Lawrence  Jun' 

9.1S 

Sam^  Caldwell 

9.18 

Ben]''  Farley  Jun'' 

9.1S 

Thomas  Caldwell 

9.18 

Natii^  Patten 

9.18 

Richard  Marshall 

9.18 

Solomon  Pearce 

9.18 

John  Pollard  Jun"" 

9.18 

Josiah  Blood 

9.18 

Ebenezer  Pollard 

9.18 

John  Ball 

9.18 

James  Dickey 

9.1S 

John  Dutton 

9.18 

David  Ames 

9.18 

Samuel  Squire 

9.18 

James  SimpsonThompson 

9.18 

Samuel  Elliott 

9.18 

James  Piper 

9.18 

John  Swallow 

9.18 

William  Darrah 

9.18 

Nathan  Hall  Jun"" 

9.18 

William  Parker 

9.18 

Samuel  vSmith 

9.18 

Reuben  Barnes 

9.16 

Joshua  Davis 

9.18 

James  Thompson 

9.18 

William  Miels 

9.18 

Isaac  Stevens  Jun'' 

9.18 

Oliver  Hodgman 

9.1S 

Benj"  Lewis 

9.18 

Henry  Hall 

9.18 

Joseph  Blanc  hard 

9.18 

James  Scripture 

9.18 

£681.    4.0 

P*^  for  the  Corporal 

16 

£682.    0.0 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


347 


State  of  New  Ilampsliire  July  16'*'  1776  I  the  Subscriber  being 
appointed  by  the  General  Court  Muster  Master  &  pay  Master  of  said 
Company  to  muster  &  pay  them  their  first  Months  wages  &  Bounty  have 
Accordingly  Mustered  them  and  find  them  Effective  Able  bodied  men 
well  Accoutred  &  have  paid  them  as  above  Set  Down  but  as  they  had 
not  Chosen  their  Corporals  before  they  marched  I  paid  sixteen  Shillings 
more  into  the  hands  of  Lieu'  Parker  to  be  paid  them  when  Chosen  for 
which  I  have  his  receit 

Sign*^  Asa  Davis 


[2-93] 


\_Captain  John  NesmitKs  Co.^ 


The  Roll  of  a  Company  raised  for  Canada  service  from  Col"  Thorn- 
tons and  Col"  Bartletts  Regiments  Mustered  &  paid  by  me  as  foUoweth 
Viz 


Advance  i 

vages  to  the 

NAMES 

Officers  Bounty  &  ad- 
vance to  the  Soldiers 

Billeting 

John  Nesmith  Cap' 

£16. 

0.0 

6.3"* 

Richard  Dow  i^'  Lieu' 

0. 

0.0 

6.3 

Alexander  Grahams  Lieu' 

10. 

16 

6.3 

Samuel  Cherry  Ensign 

8. 

0.0 

6.3 

Robert  Dinsmore  serj' 

10. 

6.0 

6.3 

David  Davidson    D" 

10. 

6.0 

6.3 

Joshua  Swan          D° 

0. 

8.0 

6.3 

Solomon  Todd       D° 

10. 

6.0 

6.3 

John   M'^Cay  Corporal 

10. 

3.0 

6.3 

David  Messer         D° 

4.0 

6-3 

Jedediah  Hardy     D" 

10. 

'J 

6-3 

William  Dickey    D" 

10. 

2 

6.3 

Michael  George  Drummer 

10. 

2 

6.3 

Timothv  Duston  fifer 

4 

6-3 

John  M'-^Clurg  Private 

9- 

18 

6.3 

Joseph  Mash 

9- 

18 

6.3 

Samuel  Thompson 

9- 

18 

6.3 

Timothy  Down 

9- 

18 

6-3 

Matthew  Anderson 

9- 

18 

6-3 

John  Anderson 

9- 

i8 

6.3 

William  Rogers 

9- 

18 

6.3 

Robert  McClure 

9- 

iS.o 

6.3 

James  Ewins 

9- 

iS 

6.3 

James  Boyes  Jun"" 

9- 

18 

6.3 

John  Orr 

9- 

18 

6.3 

Samuel  Rov^'el 

9- 

18 

6.3. 

348 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Advance  wages  to  the 

NAMES 

Officers  Bounty  &  ad- 
vance to  the  Soldiers 

Billeting 

John  Humphrey 

9.18 

6.3 

John  Cox 

9 

18 

6.3 

Edward  Cox 

9 

18 

6.3 

John  Anderson  Jun' 

9 

18 

6.3 

Thomas  White 

9 

iS 

6.3 

Ephraim  White 

9 

18 

6.3 

Joseph  Mack 

9 

18 

6.3 

James  Moor 

9 

18 

6.3 

Samuel  Eyers 

9 

18 

6.3 

John  Vance 

9 

18 

6.3 

John  Ramsey 

9 

18 

6.3 

David  George 

9 

18 

6.3 

William  Dickey 

9 

18 

6.3 

Jonathan  Gregg 

9 

18 

6.3 

Hugh  Alexander 

9 

18 

6.3 

Abner  Andrews 

9 

18 

6.3 

Peter  Jenkins 

9 

18 

6-3 

Alexander  Craig 

9 

18 

6-3 

William  Coleby 

9 

18 

6.3 

Patrick  Fling 

9 

18 

6.3 

William  Adams 

9 

18 

6.3 

James  Boyes  Jun"' 

9 

18 

6.3 

Jonathan  George 

9 

18 

6.3 

John  Job 

9 

r8 

6.3 

Allen  Hopkins 

9 

18 

6.3 

Nath^  Hemphill 

9 

18 

6.3 

James  Gil  more 

9 

18 

6.3 

Nicholas  Vickstrom 

9 

18 

6.3 

Samuel  Dinsmoor 

9 

18 

6.3 

Hugh  Graham 

9 

18 

6.3 

James  Foster 

9 

18 

6.3 

John  Campbell 

9 

iS 

6.3 

Charity  Kilket 

9 

18 

6.3 

William  Hardy 

9 

18 

6.3 

Daniel  Gage 

9 

18 

6.3 

Jonathan  Griffin 

9 

18 

6.3 

Joseph  Corliss 

9 

18 

6.3 

Zebulon  May 

9 

18 

6.3 

Abijah  Asten 

9 

18 

6-3 

Joseph  Sanders 

6.8 

Peter  Youring 

6.8 

Thomas  Currier 

6.S 

PhinehaS  Dow- 

6.8 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS, 


349 


Advance  wages  to  the 

NAMES 

OfTicers  Bounty  &  ad- 

vance to  the  Soldiers 

Dudley  Morrel 

6. 

8 

Richard  Kelly 

6. 

8 

John  Hardy 

6. 

8 

Daniel  Ladd 

6. 

8 

Daniel  Corlis 

6. 

8 

John  Lankester 

6. 

8 

Jonathan  Heselton 

6. 

8 

Adam  Cole 

6. 

8 

Joseph  Perry 

6. 

8 

Abner  Wheller 

6. 

8 

Asahel  Smith 

6. 

8 

£6ii.i6 

£22.14. 

7 

ices 

of  Mustering  & 

paying 

25.  7. II 
5. 17. II 

2.13. 

4 

TotheChg'&expei 

25-  7- 

II 

£643.  1. 10 

This  Company  Mustered  the  11  Day  of  July  and  marched  the  22**  Day 
of  the  same  Month 

Per  John  Bell 

Muster  Master  &  pay  Master 

August  10'''  1776  The  Subscriber  appointed  Muster  Master  &  pay 
Master  by  the  Council  &  Assembly  hereby  Certifies  that  he  has  mustered 
&  paid  the  persons  named  in  the  foregoing  Roll  the  sums  set  against 
their  respective  names  and  that  they  are  good  able  bodied  &  Eflective 
men  well  Accoutred 

Sign''  John  Bell 


350 

[2-97] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

\_Captain  Samuel  Nay's  Co.~\ 


A  Roll  of  Cap'  Samuel  Nays  Company  in  the  Northern  Army  in  the 
Continental  vService  as  mustered  &  paid  by  Cap'  Ezekiel  Wortlien 
Muster  Master  &  pay  Master  of  Said  Company  Muster'd  July  lo"'  1776 


MENS   NAMES 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Billeting 

Sum  total 

Samuel  Nay  Cap' 

£r6.  0.0 

7.6 

£16.     7.6 

Caleb  Tilton  Lieu' 

10. 16.0 

7.6 

II.     3.6 

Thomas  Leavitt  Lieut 

10. 16.0 

7.6 

II.     3.6 

Dudley  Sanborn  Ensign 

9. 18.0 

7.6 

10.     5.6 

Tim  Blake  Lock  Serj' 

TO.    6.0 

!■(> 

10. 13.6 

Moses  Blake  Serj' 

10.    6.0 

7.6 

10. 13.6 

Thomas  Shepherd  Corp^ 

10.     2.0 

7-6 

10.     9.6 

David  Moulton  Corp' 

ID.     3.0 

7.6 

10.     9.6 

Bradbury  Green  Drum'' 

ID.     2.0 

7.6 

10.     9.6 

Theophilus  Colby  private 

9.1S.O 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

Thomas  Colby 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.    '^.G 

Nathaniel  Rowel 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

William  Clough 

9.1S.O 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Levi  Flanders 

9.1S.O 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Ezekiel  French 

9.1S.O 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Asa  Marten 

9.1S.O 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  Ward 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Jonathan  perkins 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Jonathan  Hilliard  Shaw^ 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Joseph  Chandler 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Levi  Eaton 

9.18 

1-^ 

10.    5.6 

Ebenezer  Gove 

9.18 

7-6 

10.    5.6 

Samuel  George 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Henry  George 

9.18 

7-6 

10.    5.6 

Nehemiah  Chase 

9.1S 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Benjamin  Eaton 

9.18 

7-6 

10,    5.6 

Aaron  True 

9.1S 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Jeremiah  Brown 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  $.6 

William  Gill 

9.18 

7-6 

10.  5.6 

Thomas  Creighton 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  ^.6 

John  Beckman 

9.1S 

^.6 

10.  5.6 

William  Swain 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

John  Mobs  Moulton 

9.18 

7.6 

TO.  5.6 

James  Hobbs 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

Samuel  Marston 

9.1S 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

John  Drake 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


351 


MKNS    NAMES 


Caesar  Loney 
John  Moulton 
Samuel  Lamprey 
John  jNIiirphy 
Micajah  Morril 
Jonathan  Pahner 
Cesar  vSmall 
Edmund  Philbrick 
Paul  Long 
Zaccheus  Brown 
Simon  Philbrick 
Samuel  Hobs 
Jonathan  Godfrey 
John  Long 
Robert  Marshal 
Phillip  Burns  Corp' 
Benjamin  Hilyard 
Melcher  Ward 
Elisha  Eaton 
Rowland  Carr 
Elisha  Present 
Daniel  Davidson 
Humphrey  Flood 
Thomas  Arnold 
John  Rawlins 
Samuel  Woodman 
Elijah  Brown 
Jonathan  Perkins 
Daniel  Gookin 
Timothy  Dalton  Corp' 
Levi  Marston 
Benj''  Smith 
Walter  Neal 
Thomas  AJarston 
Thomas  Lovering 
David  Alarston  Jun'' 
Coffin  Page 
Ezekiel  Knowles 
Ricliard  Taylor 
Benjamin  Foss 
Napthan  Porter 


Advance  wages 
&  bounty 


Billeting   ,      Sum  Total 


9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9' 
9' 
10. 

9' 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 
10 

9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 


18 
iS 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
i8 
i8 
18 
18 
18 
18 
2 

18 
18 
,18 
,18 
,18 
.18 
,18 
,18 
,18 
.18 
.18 
.18 
.18 
.  2 
.18 
.18 
.18 
.18 
.18 
.18 


9.18 
9.18 
9.18 
9.18 
9.18 


7.6 
7.6 
7.6 
7.6 


7.6 
7.6 

7- 
7- 


7.6 

7.6 
7.6 
7.6 

^i 

li 
7.0 


10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 

ID. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
ID. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
ID. 
10. 
ID. 
ID. 
ID. 
10. 
ID. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
ID. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
10. 


5.6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 

5-6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 

5-6 
9.6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 

5-3 
5.6 

5-6 
5.6 
S.6 
5.6 
5.6 
5.6 
9.6 
5.6 
5.8 
S.6 
v6 
5.6 
.-.6 
v6 
5-6 
5-6 
5-6 
5-6 


£800.17.6 


352 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


October   24"*  ^776     The  Above    Roll  Amounting  to   eight   Hundred- 
pounds  seventeen  &  six  pence  is  right  Cast  &  well  Vouched 

Exam"^  sign*^  Jos  Oilman 

one  of  the  Committee  on  Acct" 

1776  July  10"'  The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Ezekiel  Worthen  D"" 

To  Cash  paid  Capt   Sam'  Nay  &  his  Company  Advance 

wages  bounty  &  Billeting  la^  pr  the  within  Roll  JCS00.17.6 

To  Mustering  &  paying  said  Company  Traveling  Expences 

&c —  3.10 


£803.   7.6 


July  10"'  1776  Agreeable  to  the  Appointment  of  the  Hon'''®  Council 
&  House  of  Representatives  I  have  Mustered  the  Above  &  foregoing 
Named  persons  Soldiers  gone  in  Col°  Wingates  Regiment  for  Canada  & 
paid  them  the  several  sums  set  against  their  names  in  this  Roll  they  all 
being  good  Able  bodied  men 

Sig"*^  Ezekiel  Worthen 


[2-101]  \_Caf>tain  Simon  Marston's  Co.] 

A  Muster  Roll  of  the  men  mustered  in  Cap'  Marstin's  Company  by 
Thomas  Bartlett  Muster  Master  for  the  men  raised  in  Colonel  Gilmans 
Regiment 


Ad 

vance 

Gun  & 

MENS   NAMES 

Place  of  Abode 

wages  <fc 

Blanket 

Travel 

Sum  Total 

Bounty 

Money 

Money 

Simon  Marstin  Cap' 

Deerfield 

16. 

0.0 

0.6.3 

16.    6.3 

Zebulon  Barber  i"  Lieu' 

New  M' 

10. 

16 

6.3 

II.     2.3 

Andrew  M'^Gaftey  2^Lieu' 

Epsom 

10. 

16 

6.3 

II.     2.3 

W"  Bennet  Ensign 

Exeter 

8. 

0.0 

6.3 

8.  6.3 

James  Rundlet  Drum'' 

Do 

9- 

0.0 

0.18.0 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Josiah  Clark  Jun' Fifer 

Nott'g 

9- 

4 

iS 

6.3 

10.  8.3 

Simeon  Marshal  priv' 

Exeter 

9- 

0.0 

18 

6.3 

10.  4.3 

Edward  Eastman 

Do 

9. 

0.0 

18 

6.3 

10.  4.3 

John  Wadleigh 

Do 

9- 

0.0 

18 

6.3 

10.  4.3 

Eleazer  Ferguson 

Do 

9- 

0.0 

18 

6.3 

10.  4.3 

James  Creighton 

Do 

9- 

0.0 

18 

6.3 

10.  4.3 

Levi  Robertson 

Do 

9- 

0.0 

18 

6.3 

10.  4.3 

David  Fogg 

Do 

9- 

0.0 

18 

6.3 

10.  4.3 

Seth  Fogg 

Do 

9- 

0.0 

iS 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Simon  Drake 

Do 

9- 

0.0 

18 

6.3 

10.  4.3 

Thomas  Webster 

Do 

9- 

0.0 

18 

6.3 

10.  4.3 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAK    ROLLS. 


353 


"■ 

Advance 

Gun  & 

1 

MKNS  NAMICS 

Place  of  Abode 

wages  & 

Blanket 

Travel 

Sum  Total 

Bounty 

Money 

Money 

Simon  Gilman 

Exeter 

9.    0.0 

18 

1 
6.3 

10.    4.3 

Moses  Leavit 

Do 

9.    0.0 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

Abraham  Shenif 

Do 

9.    0.0 

18 

6.3        1 

10.    4.3 

Elijah  Vickery 

Do 

9.    0.0 

18 

6-3 

10.    4.3 

Kinsley  H  James 

Do 

9.    0.0 

18 

6.3     ! 

10.    4.3 

Samuel  Daniels 

Do 

9.    0.0 

18 

6.3 

ID.    4.3 

Simeon  Palmer 

Do 

9.    0.0 

iS 

6.3 

ID.    4.3 

Samnel  Dutch 

Do 

9.    0.0 

18 

6.3     ' 

10.    4.3 

William  Gushing 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

Peter  Stillings 

New  Mar" 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

David  Robertson 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

Samuel  Gilman 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

Benj"  Stevens 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

ID.    4.3 

Jacob  Folsom 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

John  Neal 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

ID.    4.3 

Samuel  Ward 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10,    4.3 

Zebulon  Doe 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

John  Watson 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

James  Aloody 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

ID.    4.3 

Peter  Harsey 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

ID.    4.3 

Benjamin  Smith 

Epping 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

Samuel  Drown 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

ID.    4.3 

Josiah  Barber 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

Daniel  Croas 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

Josiah  Clark 

Notting"" 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

Abel  Leathers 

Epping 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

John  Thurston 

Deerfield 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

George  Wallis 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

Josiah  Batchelder 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

ID.     1.3 

Jonathan  Batchelder 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

Abraham  True 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

John  Farril 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

'  lo-  4-3 

Garsham  Marsh 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

ID.    4.3 

James  Brown 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

'    10.    4.3 

William  Rand 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

10.    4.3 

James  Griften 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

,   lo-  4-3 

Peter  Leavitt 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

ID.    4.3 

John  Batchelder 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

ID.    4.3 

Samuel  Leavitt 

Do 

9 

18 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Jonathan  Blue 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

1  10.  4.3 

BenjaiTiin  Folsom 

Do 

9 

18 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

William  Towl 

Do 

9 

18 

6.3 

'  10.  4.3 

26 

354 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Advance 

Gun  & 

MENS  NAMES 

Place  of  Abode 

wages  & 

Blanket 

Travel 

Sum  Total 

Bounty 

Money 

Money 

William  Prescott 

Raymond 

9 

i8 

6-3 

lo.  4.3 

James  Wells 

Do 

9 

iS 

6-3 

ic  4.3 

W"  M'Crellis 

Epsom 

9 

i8 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Neal  M^Gaftey 

Do 

9 

i8 

6-3 

ic  4.3 

Benj"  Keniiiston 

Do 

9 

i8 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Joshua  Atwood 

Do 

9 

i8 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Joseph  Bickford 

Chichester 

9 

iS 

CO 

9.IS.0 

Nath'  Kenniston 

Epsom 

9 

iS 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Samuel  Philbrick 

Chichester 

9 

i8 

CO 

9.18 

Thomas  Mason 

Do 

9 

iS 

6.3 

10.  4.3 

Jeremiah  Garland 

Do 

9 

iS 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Reuben  Cram 

Do 

9 

i8 

CO 

9.18.0 

Nathaniel  Chase 

Do 

9 

i8 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Jonathan  Green 

Do 

9 

i8 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Richard  Sargent 

Do 

9 

i8 

6-3 

10.  4.3 

Jonathan  Gilman 

Do 

9 

i8 

6-3 

IC  4.3 

£760.19.9 


Cash  paid  Cap*  Marstin  for  the  Advance  wages  for  the   Ser- 
jeants &  Corporals  &  Drummer  2.12 

763.1 1.9 
p'  Thomas  Bartlet  Muster  master 
Cap*  Marstins  Comp^  March**  July  22''  1776 

vState  of  new  Hampshire  August  10*''  1776 

The  subscriber  appointed  by  the  Colony  of  New  Hampshire  A  Mus- 
ter Master  have  mustered  &  paid  the  within  Company  Agreeable  to  said 
Roll  Thev  all  being  good  Able  bodied  Eflective  men  & 

p'  Tho'  Bartlet 


RKVOLUTIONAKY    WAK    ROLLS. 


355 


[2-104] 


\_Captain    William  IltiDipIireys  Co.^ 


A  Roll  of  Cap'  William  Humphreys  Company  in  the  Northern  Army 
in  the  Continental  service  as  mustered  &  paid  by  Samuel  Ashley  Esq' 
Muster  master  &  paymaster  of  said  Company 


MENS    NAMES 

Advance  Wages 
and  bounty 

Billeting 

Sum  total 

William  Humphrey  Cap'  v 

£8. 

0.0 

0.3-3 

£8.  3.3 

William  Symonds  1°'  Lieu' 

^' 

8.0 

2.6 

5.10.6 

Israel  Whipple  2^  Lieu' 

5- 

S.o 

3-3 

5-II-3 

Moses  Belding  Ensign 

4- 

0.0 

2.6 

4.  2.6 

Seth  Alexander  Serj' 

10. 

6.0 

3-4 

10.  9.4 

Benj"  Ellis  D° 

10. 

6.0 

2.1 

10.  8.1 

Samuel  Cummins  D" 

10. 

6.0 

3-2 

10.  9.2 

Nathaniel  Blanchard  D» 

10. 

6.0 

1.6 

10.  7.6 

Joseph  Metcalf  Corporal 

10. 

2 

2.6 

to.  4.6 

James  Heaton  D° 

10. 

2 

2.6 

10.  4.6 

Dan  Whipple  D° 

10. 

2 

3-4 

10.  5.4 

Uriah  Temple  Fifer 

10. 

2.0 

1.6 

10.  3.6 

John  Wooley  Drummer 

10. 

2 

3.4 

10.  5.4 

Robert  Newton  Private 

9.] 

8 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Joseph  Latham 

9.] 

8 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Nathaniel  Oak 

9.] 

8 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

James  Franklin 

9- 

8 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Nathaniel  Smith 

9- 

8 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Henry  Miles 

9- 

8 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Zachariah  Field 

9- 

8 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Waitstill  Elger 

9- 

8.0 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Joshua  Whittemore 

9- 

8.0 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Elihu  Field 

9- 

[8.0 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Jon"  Phiiiey  Holmes 

9- 

8.0 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Christopher  Askin 

9- 

[8 

3-4 

10.  1.4 

Asa  Bond 

9- 

[8 

3-4 

10.  1.4 

Zebulon  Streeter 

9- 

[8 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Jonathan  Wood 

9- 

i8 

3-4 

10.   1.4 

Joseph  Day 

9- 

[8 

3.6 

10.  0.6 

W™  Carpenter 

9- 

[8 

2.6 

10.  0.6 

Amasa  Parker 

9- 

[8 

2.6 

10.  0.6 

Enoch  Cumings 

9- 

[8 

2.6 

10.  0.6 

Levi  Rug 

9- 

t8 

2.6 

10.  0.6 

Naboth  Betison 

9- 

18 

2.6 

10.  0.6 

William  Moore 

9- 

[8 

2.6 

10.  0.6 

Josiah  Prime 

9- 

[8 

2.6 

10.  0.6 

Nathan  Heaton 

9- 

[8 

2.6 

10.  0.6 

356 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS    NAMES 

Advance  Wages 
and  bounty 

Benjamin  FoUet 

£9.18 

Abraham  Griffin 

9.18 

John  Rine 

9.18 

VVyatt  Gunn 

9.18 

Samuel  Fuller 

9.18 

Daniel  Willson 

9.18 

Nathan  Carpenter 

9.18 

Joseph  Thatcher 

9.18 

Henry  Ellis 

9.18 

Amos  Hicks 

9.,8 

Asa  Hicks 

9.18 

Azariah  Comstock  jr 

9.18 

Oliver  Garnsey 

9.18 

Amos  Garnsey 

9.18 

Simpson  Hammond 

9.18 

Ebenezer  Peters 

9.18 

James  Tilson 

9.18 

John  Garnsey  jr 

9.18 

Moses  Comstock 

9.18 

Dan  Freeman 

9.18 

John  Pratt 

9.18 

James  Wheeler 

9.18 

Joseph  Medcalf  jr 

9.18 

Thomas  Metcalf 

9.18 

Elijah  Watson 

9.18 

Gustavus  Bingham 

9.18 

Amasa  Coburn 

9.18 

John  Peacock 

9.1S 

Jacob  Thompson 

9.18 

Josiah  Powers 

9.18 

Ebenezer  Porter 

9.18 

Joseph  Pettes 

9.18 

Amos  Patridge 

9.18 

William  Flagg 

9.18 

Benj"  Stone 

9.18 

Nathaniel  Sanger 

9.18 

Benjamin  Minot 

9.18 

Simeon  Cobb 

9.18 

Manasseh  Sawyer  jr 

9.18 

William  Day 

9.18 

Simeon  Dagget 

9.18 

William  Martin 

9.18 

Thomas  Nelson 

9.1S 

Billeting 


Sum  1  otal 


'            2.6 

i£io. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

I     'o. 

0.6 

2.1 

10. 

o.r 

2.1 

10. 

o.r 

2.1 

10. 

0.1 

2.1 

10. 

0.1 

2.1 

10. 

0.1 

3-4 

10. 

1.4 

3-4 

10. 

1.4 

3-4 

10. 

1.4 

3-4 

10. 

1.4 

3-4 

10. 

1.4 

3-4 

10. 

1.4 

3-4 

10. 

1.4 

3-4 

10. 

1.4 

3-4 

10. 

1.4 

3-4 

10. 

1.4 

3-4 
2.6 

10. 
10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

2.6 

10. 

0.6 

3-2 

10. 

1.2 

3-2 

10. 

1.2 

3-2 

10. 

1.2 

1.6 
1.6 
1.6 
1.6 
1.6 
1.6 
1.6 

9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 
9- 

19.6 
19.6 
19.6 
19.6 
'9.6 
19.6 
19.6 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


357 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance  wages 
and  bounty 

Hillcting 

Sum  total 

Aaron  Brown 
Seth  Gilbert 
Benjamin  Thompson 
Asa  Wilcox 

£9.18 
9.1S 
9.18 
9.1S 

1.6 

1.6 
1.6 
1.6 

£9.19.6 
9.19.6 
9.19.6 
9.19.6 

To  the  charges  &  expences  mustering  &  paying 


£828.10.10 
5-15-  4 


£834.  6.  2 
Colony  of  New  Hampshire  Aug'  1776. 
Having  been  Appointed  by  the  Council  &  Assembly  of  said  Colony 
Muster  Master  &  pay  Master  of  the  bounty  &  first  months  wages  &  Bil- 
leting the  Above  Mentioned  Company  I  have  mustered  them  &  found 
them  able  bodied  Effective  men  &  Well  Accoutred  &  have  paid  them  as 
Entered  Above 

sign'*  Sam'  Ashley 

1776     The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Samuel  Ashlev Dr 

To  raising   mustering  paying  &  giving  marching  Orders   to 

Cap'  W""  Humphreys  Comp"^  of  Col°  Wingates  Regiment 

being  12  Days  in  that  Service —     to  6s 
To  expences  in  the  service — 
To  Horse  hire  fifty  Miles — 

To  Cash  paid  the  Company  as  per  Muster  Roll 
To  making  Out  the  Roll  &  returning  it 
Sep'  13"'  To  cash  returned  into  the  treasury — 


The  Above  C 
By  Cash  rec**  of  the  Treasurer 
By  Ditto  of  Esq^  Giles  &  Col  Wyman 


Exeter  Sep'  1776     Errors  Excepted 

The  Above  Ace*  is  right  Cast  &  well  Vouch'd 

J  Hurd  for  the  Committee 

In  the  House  of  representatives  Sep'  13"'  1776 

The  within  Account  being  read  &  Considered  Voted  that  the  same  be 
Allowed  &  passed 

P  White  Speaker 
In  Council  Sep'  14'"  1776     read  &  Concurred 

E  Thompson  Secty 


3- 

I 

12 
10 

SzS. 

8. 
10. 

4 
10 

119. 

5 
15- 

10 

954- 

3 . 

0 

940 

14.2 

954-2 

Samuc 

1  Ashley 

358 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-104] 


\_Captain  William  Barron's  Co.'] 


A  Muster  &  Pay  Roll  of  Men  raised  for  Canada  Out  of  Col°  Daniel 
Moores  Regiment  Mustered  &  paid  by  Moses  Kelly  Esq"'  all  Mustered 
July  22"**  1776 


2  Months  pay  to 

MF.NS    NAMES 

Towns  where  they 
belonged 

Officers  I  Months 
pay  &  bounty  to 
Soldiers 

Billeting 

Sum 
total 

William  Barron  Cap' 

Lyndeboro' 

£16.     0.0 

5 

16.5 

Whitefield  Gilmore  i''  Lieu' 

Bedford 

10.16 

5 

I  I.I 

Stephen  Bartlett  2^  Lieu' 

Pembroke 

10.16 

5 

I  I.I 

David  Scobey  Ensign 

N  Boston 

8 

5 

8.5 

David  Gregory  Drum'' 

Bedford 

10.  2 

5 

10.7 

George  Orr  private 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.3 

Samuel  Fugard 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.3 

Patrick  Murphey 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.3 

James  Steel 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.3 

Jonah  Tirrell 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10. 2 

W"'  Carr 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

George  Little 

Goftstown 

9.1S 

5 

10.3 

Joshua  Bell 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

Benjamin  Walker 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.3 

James  Man 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

William  Houston 

Do 

9.18 

5 

lO.,-: 

Samuel  Smith 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

Timothy  Johnson 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

Joseph  Fyence 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.; 

John  Todd 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.;: 

Matthew  Kennedy 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.^ 

John  Brown 

Francestown 

9.18 

5 

10.;; 

John  Nichols 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.3 

William  Montgomery 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.;: 

William  Brown 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.^ 

Robert  Butterfield 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.^ 

John  Reynolds 

Lyndeboro' 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

Isaac  Day 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

Samuel  Stevens 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.3 

James  Barnum 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.3 

John  Savage 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

John  Rowe 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.3 

Phillip  Fletcher 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

Reuben  Bachelder 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.;; 

Peter  Russel 

Do 

9.1S 

5 

10.;^ 

Asahel  Styles 

Do 

9,18 

5 

10.3 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


359 


MENS  NAMES 


Hezekiah  HamMet 
Joseph  Allinwood 
John  Carkiii 
John  BotVee 
Samuel  Hutterfield 
Josiali  Wood 
Tobias  Bntler 
Samuel  Patterson 
James  Cochran 
Thomas  Langdell 
Joseph  Haselton 
John  Smith 
Thomas  Smith 
James  Clark 
Samuel  Spiller 
Abner  Hogg 
Alexander  Walker 
Robert  Walker 
Robert  Patterson 
John  Jameson 
Thomas  Huse 
John  Mills 
Asa  Burnham 
Jacob  Sargeant  Coleby 
Nathan  Carr 
Samuel  Coleby 
Samuel  Kimball 
Natlianiel  Lakeman 
David  Fr^e 
Benjamin  Hagget 
Levi  Carter 
Asa  Foster  Jun' 
James  Head 
Jonathan  Elliot 
Ephraim  Garvin 
Samuel  Kelly 
Thomas  Stickney 
Jeremiah  Abbott 
Thomas  English 
William  Knox 
Nathaniel  Smith 
Eliphalet  Connor 


|2   Months  pay  t° 
Towns   where    they     P^"="^'  ^'"""^'' 
Soldiers 


Lyndeboro' 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 
Goflstown 
N.  Boston 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 
Dunbar  ton 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 
Pembroke 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 
Society  [land] 
Pembroke 

Do 

Do 


5     1 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

T0.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

fo.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10-3 

5 

1       '0-3 

5 

1       10.3 

5 

10.3 

5 

10.3 

36o 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS    NAMES 

Towns  where  they 
belonged 

2   Months  pa>  to 
Officers  I  Months 
pay  &  bounty  to 
Soldiers 

Billeting 

Sum  total 

Samuel  M^Connel 

Pembroke 

9.18 

■^ 

10.3 

John  Lavvder 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

John  Qiiinby 
John  Cook 

Do 
Do 

9.18 
9.1S 

5 

10.3 
10.3 

Eliphalet  Norris 

Do 

9.18 

S 

10.3 

John  Knox 
Phedrias  M^Cutten 

Do 
Do 

9.18 
9.18 

5 

103 
10  3 

John  Cochran 

Do 

9.18 

S 

10.3 

James  Knox 

Do 

9.18 

=; 

10.3 

Joseph  Cochran 
Nathaniel  Martin 

Do 
Do 

9.18 
9.18 

5 

10.3 
10.3 

James  Martin 

Do 

9.18 

s 

10.3 

John  Beten 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

Benjamin  Norrise 

Do 

9.18 

=5 

103 

John  Jenness 

Do 

9.18 

5 

10.3 

£960.6 

P**  Cap'  Barron  the  extra  pay  for  4  Serjeants  4  Corporals  &  i 
Fifer  They  not  being  Appointeil  when  mustered 

Small  Roll 


962.18 
204 . 1 8 


August  22"*^  I  the  Subscriber  agreeable  to  Appointment  of  the  Council 
&  Assembly  have  Mustered  the  within  named  persons  Soldiers  gone  in 
Col°  Joshua  Wingate's  Regiment  to  Canada  &  paid  them  the  several  & 
respectives  sums  Set  against  their  names  in  this  Roll  They  all  being  Able 
bodied  &  Effective  men 

Sign"^  Moses  Kelly  Muster  Master 

The  Amount  of  the  Roll  962.18 

The  Charge  &  expences  of  Mustering  &  paying  &c  p""  Ace'  8. 14.8 


971.12.8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


361 


|_2-IoS] 


\^Captai>i  JoscpJi  Badgers  Co.] 


Muster  &  Pay  Roll  of  men  lais'd  for  Canada  out  of  Col"  Evan's  &  Col° 
Badgers  Regiments  mustered  &  paid  by  James  Knovvles  Esq' 


2  Months  pay  to  Offi- 

MENS  NAMES 

cers  One    Months 
pay   &   bounty   to 
Soldiers 

£16.    0.0 

Travelling  Fees 
7.6 

Sum  Total 

Joseph  Badj^er  Jun''  Cap* 

16.    7.6 

Elijah  Diiismore  Lieu' 

IO.16.O 

7-6 

II.    3.6 

Samuel  Wallingford  3"''  Ditto 

18 

7.6 

I.  5-6 

John  Parsons  Ensign 

8.  0.0 

7.6 

8.  '].6 

James  Hobbs  jun''  i"*'  Serf 

10.  6.0 

7.6 

10. 13.6 

William  Ray  2'"!  Ditto 

ID.    6.0 

7-6 

10.13.6 

Micah  Davis  t^^  Ditto 

8.0 

7-6 

15.6 

Ebenezer  Blake  4"*  Ditto 

10.    6.0 

7.6 

10.13.6 

Chase  Wiggin  Corporal 

4.0 

7.6 

11.6 

Bradbury  Sinkler  ditto 

10.     2 

7.6 

10.  9.6 

David  \Vhitehouse  ditto 

10.     2 

7.6 

10.  9.6 

Richard  Sinkler  Drum' 

10.    2 

7.6 

10.  9.6 

Joshua  Sinkler  Fifer 

10.    2.0 

7.6 

10.  9.6 

John  Allen  private 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

Ebenezer  Garland  Jun' 

9.18.0 

7-6 

10.  5.6 

Thomas  Pinkham 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

Richard  Morris 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

John  Ravvlings 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.  ^.() 

Timothy  Ricker 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.  ^.6 

John  Leighton 

9.18.0 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

Tristram  Heard 

9.18 

9.18.0 

Jacob  Leighton 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

Daniel  Peavey 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

David  Watson 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

Eleazer  Rand 

9.1S 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

John  M-'Duffee 

9.1S 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

Josepii  Allard 

9.1S 

7.6 

10.   S.6 

Ephraim  Berry- 

9.18 

9I18 

James  Goodv^'in 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

Samuel  Perkins 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

Joseph  Brown 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

Roger  Swain 

9.18 

7.6 

10    5.6 

Thomas  Hanscom  in  the  ) 
room  of  Lsaac  Hall         j 

9.18 

7.6 

10  .5.6 

Benjamin  ILuvkins 

9.18 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

William  Gray 

9.18 

9.18.0 

Samuel  Gray 

9.1S 

7.6 

10.  5.6 

362 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


, 

2  Months  pay  to  Offi- 

cers   One    Months 

MENS  NAMES 

pay  and  bounty  to 
Soldiers 

Travelling    Fees 

Sum  total 

Stephen  Dudley 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

David  Clough 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5,6 

John  Avery 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

Thomas  Currier 

9.1S 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

Jonathan  Gihnan 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Jabez  James 

9.18 

7.6              I 

ID.    5.6 

Jonathan  James 

9.18 

7.6      ! 

ID.    5.6 

Stephen  Huckins 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Nathaniel  Dow^ 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  Mastin 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Jonathan  Magoon 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Samuel  Maloon 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  Drake 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Jonas  Carter 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  Cooley 

9.:8 

7.6 

ID      5.6 

Benjamin  Burleigh 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Stephen  Oilman  Ethridge 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

John  Gliclden 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

Jonathan  Larrey 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Stephen  Scribner 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  FuUington 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  Piper 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

William  Rogers 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Benjamin  Jones 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  Akins 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

Samuel  Meeder 

9.18 

7-6 

10.    5.6 

Nathaniel  Berry 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Thomas  Parshley 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  Otis 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Joseph  Felker 

9.18 

7-6 

TO.     5.6 

Elijah  Otis 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Moses  Babb 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

William  Chadwick 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  Roberts 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

Miles  Ford 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

William  Furness 

9.18 

0.0 

9.18.0 

Benjamin  Wille 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Cornelius  Denbo 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Edward  Leathers 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Elias  Critchet 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Nathaniel  Jenkins 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  Nock 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


363 


2  Months  pay  to  Offi- 

MKN'S  NAMKS 

cers    <Jne    Months 
pay  &    bounty    to 
Soldiers 

■J'ravelliny    Fees 
7.6 

Sum  Total 

George  Horn 

9.18 

10.    5.6 

Moses  Pinkham 

9.18 

7.6 

10.     5.6 

Andrew  Johnson 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.    ^.6 

Aron  Lci<2:liton 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Samuel  Williams 

9.18 

9.1S.O 

James  Davis 

9.. 8 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

James  Rawlings 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Richard  Hayes 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Gershom  Plummer 

9.1S 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  I^arker 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

Stephen  Wingate 

9.1S 

7.6 

ID.    >,.6 

John  Banfill  Parshley 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

John  Emerson  in  the  room  ) 
of  John  Pearl                        [ 

9.1S 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

Scip  Martin 

9.1S 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Francis  Blake 

9.18 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Winthrop  Durgin 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.  S.6 

Jeremiah  Richardson 

9.18 

7.6 

ID.    5.6 

Robert  Tibbets 

9.1S 

7.6 

10.    5.6 

Cash  paid  Jonathan   Bickford   as  Corporal  being  Mustered 
by  Major  Philbrook 


To  the  expences  &  Charge  of  Mustering  &  Enlisting   as  p"^ 
Ace'  herewith 


£963.8.6 

4 
963.12.6 
9.   2.7 
972. 15. 1 


State  of  New  Hampshire  Augs'  29""  1776  I  the  subscriber  Appointed 
by  the  State  Aforesaid  A  Muster  Alaster  Have  Mustered  &  paid  the 
within  Company  Agreeable  to  said  Roll  They  all  being  Able  bodied 
Effective  men  &  well  Accoutred 

Sign**  James  Knowles 


364  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[2-1 1 2]         \_ColoneI  Joseph  Badffers  Letter^  yuly.  1776.'] 

To  the  Hon*^'"  The  Committee  of  safety  for  the  Colony  of  Newhampshire 

Gentlemen — Pursuant  to  orders  from  Nath"  Folsom  Esq  Maj""  General 
I  have  proportioned  the  men  sent  for  on  the  several  Companys  in  my 
Regiment  and  the  officers  have  Returned  the  Names  of  the  men  and  as 
sent  for  Except  two  wanting  from  Leavitt's  town,  and  two  from  Middle- 
town,  and  as  there  is  no  Militia  officers  Chosen  there  I  applyed  to  the 
select  men  and  Committee  of  safety  and  they  say  that  their  men  are  so 
many  gone  in  the  warr  that  they  cant  Raise  any  more  as  to  Leavitts 
town,  if  there  should  be  Danger  of  Indians  1  think  they  are  Exposed  as 
they  are  the  out  side  and  the  select  men  Dont  Incline  to  spare  any  out  of 
their  town,  and  so  I  shall  Come  four  short  of  the  Number  sent  for  which 
I  hope  you'  please  to  abate  as  Leavitts  town,  Tamworth  and  Sandwich 
are  frontier  towns,  as  my  Regiment  is  so  Extensive  for  Land  I  have  or- 
dered my  men  to  be  muster*^  next  frieday  at  Gilmantown,  and  to  Come 
prepared  to  march  forward  as  they  shall  have  orders  there  is  Between 
fifty  and  sixty  that  are  to  pass  muster  who  are  to  have  Liberty  of  Choos- 
ing their  officers  they  have  Unanimously  agreed  upon  their  Cap'  and 
first  Lieu'  if  they  Can  have  Incouragement  they  will  Equip  themselves 
and  go  with  the  men,  the  men  will  be  all  muster*^  on  frieday  and  Ready 
to  march  and  Wait  your  further  orders  I  am  Gentlemen  Your  Hon""  most 
obed'  Hum"  Ser' 

Joseph  Badger  Colonel 
of  the  tenth  Regiment 
of  Militia  in  the  Colony 
of  New  hampshire 
Gilmantown  July  y*  15"'  1776 


[2-1 14]  \^Colonel  Badger  s  Return^  jfuly.  1776.'] 

Colony  of  Nev^'  hampshire  \ 

Strafford  ss  j  Gilmantown  July  23**  ^77^ 

Pursuant  to  a  vote  of  the  Council  and  Assembly  and  by  orders  from 
the  Major  General  of  this  Colony  I  have  Raised  out  of  the  Regiment 
under  My  Command  to  Reinforce  the  Army  supposed  to  be  at  Crown 
Point  the  several  men  hereafter  Named  as  follows  (viz) 

Mustered  by 

James  Knowles  Esq  and  Marched  in  Cap'  Badgers  Company 

Joseph  Badger  Ju''  Stephen  Huckins  Stephen  Scribner 

John  Parsons  Nathaniel  Dow  Johti  Fullerton 

Francis  Blake  William  Ray  John  Piper 

Winthrop  Durgan  John  Marston  W^illiam  Rogers 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  365 

Bradbury  vSinkler  Ebene/.er  Blake  John  Folsom 

Richard  Sinkler  Jonathan  Mccf^oon  Stephens  Burley 

Jeremiah  Riciiardson       Samuel  Alceloon  William  Burley 

Stephen  Dudley  John  Drake  William  Eastman 

Robert  'J'ihbitts  Jonas  Carter  Chase  Wi^jgin 

David  Clough  John   Coolcy  Jonathan  Buz/.ell 

Joshua  Sinkler  Benj"  Burley  John  Barker 

John  Avery  Stephen   Oilman  Eth-     Jonathan  Smith 

Thomas  Currier  ridge  Jonathan  James 

Jonathan  Oilman  John  Olidden 

Jabez  James  Jonathan  Lary 

Mustered  by  Coll  Baker  and  gone  in  the  same  Companv 

Ephraim  Roberts  John  Powell 

Mustered  by  Coll  Baker  and  gone  in  Cap'  Drews  Company 

Joseph  Runnils  Jesse  Wiggins  John  Wentworth 

John  York  Henry  Wentworth  Benjamin  Home 

William  Chandler  Josiah  Wiggins  Richard  Colomy 

Peavey  Job  Allard 

Benj"  Mooney  Listed  with  Cap*  Harper 
Samuel  Winslow  gone  with  Cap*  Marston 

Mustered  by  Coll  Walker  and  gone  with  Cap'  Shepard 

Moses  Randal  Samuel  Mackeriss  Jonathan  Morrison 

Jonathan  Smith  Ju"'  Thomas  Crosbey  Timothy  Somes 

Ezekiel  Danford  Jonathan  Smith  Elisha  Cummins 

Marched  with  Cap*  Badger  44 

Marched  with  Cap*  Drew  10 

Marched  with  Cap'  Shepard  9 

D"         with  Harper  i 

D°         with  Marston  i 

65 

There  is  Eight  wanting  of  the  Number  Required  which  are 

from  Leavitts  town  two 
from  Tam worth  two 
from  Middletown  three 
from  Sandbornton  one 

The  Reasons  are  as  follows  (viz) 

Leavitts  town  having  no  officers  nor  selectmen  nor  Committee  of  safety 
I  applyed  to  Tho'  Parsons  Esq  who  said  that  they  were  so  Exposed  be- 
ing the  frontier  town  that  he  thought  it  would  not  be  safe  to  spare  any 
men  out  of  that  town,  and  Did  not  think  he  could  possibly  Raise  any 


366  REVOLUIIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS. 

The  Cap' of  Tamworth  writes  to  me  that  the  state  oftlieir  town,  is 
that  they  have  fourteen  men  now  in  the  service  and  but  twelve  men  at 
home  fit  for  Duty  but  with  Great  Difliculty  he  had  obtained  one  man 
who  appeared  on  muster  Day  but  on  hearing  his  Complaint  and  the 
Captains  Letter  by  advice  of  Dea*^  Knowles  the  muster  master  I  released 
him. 

The  Select  men  ofMiddletown  were  Desired  to  Raise  five  men  that  be- 
ing their  proportion,  and  they  made  Return  that  there  were  so  many  of 
their  men  now  in  the  service  that  they  had  Done  all  in  their  power  and 
could  Raise  but  three  and  on  muster  Day  one  of  the  Select  men  came 
with  two  of  the  men  and  said  that  the  third  was  taken  sick  and  Like  to 
Remain  so  there  was  but  two  mustered 

The  Cap'  of  Sandbornton  says  that  they  have  twent}'  six  men  now  in 
the  service  but  notwithstanding  he  Raised  the  men  sent  for  but  Co" 
Walker  the  muster  master  put  by  one  by  Reason  he  was  so  small  and 
the  Cap'  prays  he  may  be  Excused  from  Raising  another  to  supply  his 
place  by  Reason  it  would  be  attended  with  so  much  Difliiculty 

Co"  Evans  Taxed  me  Publickly  at  Concord  for  obtaining  an  order  for 
my  men  to  march,  by  misrepresenting  the  Number  of  my  Company  but 
if  I  Did  it  was  what  was  Impossible  for  anyone  to  avoid  for  if  I  Remem- 
ber I  wrote  that  my  Company  would  Consist  of  Between  fifty  and  sixty 
men,  and  at  that  time  I  had  Return  of  five  men  from  Wakefield  five  from 
New  Durham,  one  from  middletown,  and  one  from  Tamworth,  that  they 
would  appear  on  muster  Day  but  afterwards  ten  of  them  Enlisted  with 
Cap'  Drew  and  one  proved  sick  and  one  I  Released  which  no  man 
Could  foresee,  which  twelve  men  added  to  forty  four  now  Gone  would 
make  fifty  six  which  would  I  think  agree  very  near  what  I  wrote,  Not- 
withstanding all  Coll  Evans  parade  about  the  superourity  of  his  Regi- 
ment and  of  the  ancient  town  of  Dover  when  we  met  at  Concord  it  was 
in  the  power  of  my  men  to  have  Chosen  Every  officer  but  when  the  Cap' 
was  Chose  I  spoke  to  my  men  and  Desired  that  they  would  Consent 
that  Coll  Evans  men  should  Nominate  the  two  Lieutenants  which  they 
Unanimously  agreed  to  had  Coll  Evans'  men  been  more  in  Numbers 
than  mine  I  believe  it  is  the  opinion  of  the  Gentlemen  spectators  that  he 
would  not  have  advised  as  I  Did,  I  would  not  have  been  so  troublesome 
but  as  my  Character  Laboured  I  thought  it  necessarj'  to  sett  the  matter 
Clear  I  am  your  Honours  most  ob'  Hum'''  ser' 

Joseph  Badger 

To  the  Honourable  the  Committee  of  safety  for  the  Colony  of  New 
ham  p  shire 


COLONEL   PIERSE   LONG'S   REGIMENT,   1776. 


[In  committee  of  safety,  August  7,  1776,  "  Tlie  C<jmmittee  taking 
into  consideration  the  necessity  of  completino;  the  Battalion  now  at 
Portsm"  in  order  to  make  them  Continental  Troops,  gave  the  follow- 
ing Captains  orders  to  compleat  their  companies,  Viz:  Caleb  Hodg- 
don,  Ebenezer  Bearing,  Timothy  Clements,  John  Calfe,  Nathan 
Brown,  now  down  there;  Mark  Wiggin,  John  Brewster,  &  Peter 
Coffin  to  raise  companies."  This  action  was  taken  in  consequence, 
also,  of  the  prospect  of  an  attack  on  the  forts  by  the  enemy  from  the 
seaward.  The  five  companies  mentioned  above  were  filled  up,  three 
new  companies  enlisted,  and  on  the  twenty-fifth  of  September  Colonel 
Long  was  ordered  to  take  command  of  them.  They  were  called 
"  IMatross  Com]3anies,"  and  were  organized  into  a  battalion  on  the 
continental  basis,  and  stationed  for  the  defence  of  Piscataqua  Harbor 
until  November  23,  when  they  were  ordered  by  General  Ward  to  re- 
inforce the  army  at  Ticonderoga,  and  marched  for  that  post  in  Feb- 
ruary following. 

Field  and  Staff  OfTficers. 

Colonel,  Pierse  Long,  Portsmouth. 
Lt.  Col.,  Hercules  Mooney,  Durham. 
Major,  Caleb  Hodgdon,  Dover. 
Adjutant,  James  McClure. 
Surgeon,  Hall  Jackson,  Portsmouth. 
Surgeon's  Mate,  James  Howe. 
Quartermaster,  George  Gains,  Portsmouth. 


[2-1171^] 


\^Coloncl  Lo>ig's  Staff  Pay-RollS^ 


A  Staff' Role  for  part  of  a  Regiment  Already  Raised  und'  the  Comm"* 
of  Pierse  Long  1777. 


c 

i> 

:-■ 

n 

a 

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c 

O. 

M 

>, 

■o 

£2 

1)  T^ 

tn 

Officers   Names 

0^ 

C    3 

0 

1^ 

£ 

< 

1776 

1776 

Pierse  Long 

Colo 

Sept  19th 

Deer  7, 

2  mo  18  days 

^'S 

£}f).  0.0 

Hercules  Moonev 

LtCo 

do 

do 

do 

12 

31.  4.0 

Caleb  Hodgdon 

Major 

do 

do 

do 

10 

26.  6.0 

James  McClure 

Adjutant 

do 

do 

do 

s 

20.16.0 

James  How 

l)rs  Mate 

27th 

do 

2  mo  10  days 

5.8^- 

1 2. 1 2.0 

;^5o.8j— 

;^  I  29. 1 2.0 

368  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

January  6"^  1777     The  Above  is  a  True  Roll 

per  Pierse  Long  C* 

Mem"  Major  Gains  Acted  as  Quarter  Master  from  19""  of  Sep'  until  the 
Court  Set — 

Should  The  General  Court  pay  Each  Officer  One  months  Wages 
from  the  Seventh  of  Dec'  1776.  To  Jan^  7"^  1777.  The  am*  w^ill  be  as 
follows     —     —     —     Viz'     —     —     — 

Pierse  Long C°  i  months  pay  £15.0.0 

Hercules  Mooney — L*  C*'  d"  12.0.0 

Caleb  Hodgdon — Maj""  d°  1 0.0.0 

James  M"=Clure  Adjutant — d°  8. 0.0 

James  How Doc"  Mate — d°  5.8.0 

50.8.0 


iSo.0.0 


A  True  Role  Jan^  6"^  1777 

Pierse  Long  C° 

Exeter  January  7th  1777 — 
This  Roll  is  right  Cast — Exam"*  by  the  Committe  on  Claims 

Joseph  Oilman 

State  of  New  Hampshire,  Jan^  7*  1777 — 

To  Nicholas  Oilman  Esqr  R  O 

Pursuant  to  a  vote  of  Council  &  assembly  pay  this  Roll  of  Coll°  Peirse 
Longs  Staff  Officers  amounting  to  one  Hundred  &  Eighty  Pounds  being 
up  to  the  seventh  of  January  1777 — 

M.  Weare  Pres' 

[The  following  are  the  rolls  of  Col.  Long's  regiment,  with  the  ex- 
ception of  Capt.  Ebenezer  Deering's  company,  which  has  not  been 
found  : — Ed.] 


[2-118]    [Captain  Caleb  Hodgdon^ s  Co.,  Long''s  Regimeni.^ 

Newcastle  August  y*  23,  1776. 
We  the  Subscribers  do  Acnoledge  to  have  Rec''  of  Caleb  Hodgdon  the 
Sum    of  fifty  two  Shillings   lawful   money  it  being   one   month  advance 
wages  and  two  dolers  as  blanket  money  for  listing  with   him  in  the  Con- 
tinental Service  for  twelve  months  if  not  discharged  Sooner 

John  Butler  Timothy  Gerrish  y  w       i. 

hb  T   1      AT  Isaac  X  nute 

John  X  Dore  J"''"  ^^°«"^y 

J  .  Tamps  T<'.r\crpr\e 


mark 


James  Edgerley  Matthew  Melcher 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


369 


Robart  X  Hussc 

iiiiirk 

Ebene/.cr  Hanson 
Henry  Ikll 
Patrick  Tohyne 

hja' 

Jonathan  X  Dore 

ni.irk 
Ills 

Benjamin  X  Pinner 

murk 

Sam  Chcsley 
Samuel  Tuttle 
dudlcy  a  dams 
Joseph  Adams 
Daniel  Panl 
Samuel  Pick  ford 
Ichabod  Butler 
James  Bovce 
Michael  Ryan 
Eliakim  Bickford 


Ebenezer  Crommel 
William  Brotten 
James  Downs 
Jotham  Niite 
James  Ryan 
Samuel  Todd 

hii 

James  X  Ricker 

murk 

John  Starbord 
Stephen  Runels 
John  young 

the 

Thomas  X  Rines 

mnrk 

Ebenezer  Adams 
William  Brassbridge 

his 

Amos  X  Kenney 

inHrk 

John  Neal 
Samuel  Stacpole 


Simeon  Rawlins 
Ephraim  Tebbcts 
Timothy  Corson 
Samuel  VVentworth 
Richard  hogsdon 
William  Butler 
David  Nason 
Josiah  Chase 
John  Taylor 
Nathan  Roberts 

hli 

Samuel  X  Roberts 

mark 
hi» 

Tobias  X  Ricker 

mark 

Isaac  Pridham 

hi> 

John  X  Collins 

mark 

Hanson  Hodgdon 


[Captain  Hodgdon  was  promoted  to  major  September  19,  and 
this  company  was  subsequently  commanded  by  Captain  Abraham 
Perkins. — Ed.] 


[2-1 19] 


[  Captain  Mark   Wiggi7is'' s  Muster  Roll.'\ 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Cap'  Mark  Wiggins's  Company  in  Coll.  Long  Reg- 
iment Mustered  By  Benjamin  Barker  muster  master 


NENS  NAMES 

Rank 

place  of  Abode 

when  Mustered 

I 

Mark  W^iggin 

Cap' 

Stratham 

Aug''  22"^ 

2 

Ezekiel  Worthing 

Lieu' 

Epping 

August  30 

3 

Thomas  Brackett 

Lieu' 

Greenland 

d" 

4 

Alexan''  Gerrish 

Serj' 

Berwick 

Ocf  21 

5 

Thomas  Robinson 

d"" 

Epping 

Sep*  30 

6 

Walter  Wiggin 

d" 

Stratham 

d" 

7 

John  Goss 

Corporal 

D: 

d° 

8 

Sam'  Elkins 

d° 

Epping 

do 

9 

Benj"  Wiggin 

d° 

Stratham 

d* 

10 

Nathan  Blake 

d° 

Epping 

do 

II 

Simon  Wiggin 

Fifer 

Stratham 

d° 

12 

Nicholas  Mason 

Drummer 

D: 

By  Cor'N:  Gilman 

13 

James  Gordon 

Private 

Epping 

Aug"  27'*' 

H 

Joseph  Thirston 

d° 

Stratham 

Sep'  30'" 

28 


370 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES 

Rank 

place  of  Abode 

when  Mustered 

It; 

Jon"  Allen 

Piivate 

Stratham 

Sep'  30"^ 

i6 

Josiah  Allen 

d'' 

D: 

d° 

17 

18 

Joseph  Sparks 

d" 

D: 

d» 

Robert  Rawlins 

d" 

Durham 

d° 

19 
20 

Josepli  DoUoff 

d" 

Epping 

d" 

Nicholas  Marriner 

d° 

Stratham 

do 

21 

Moses  Sanburn 

d" 

Kingston 

d° 

22 

Joel  Judkins 

d" 

Epping 

d" 

23 
24 

25 
26 

Stephen  Leavitt 

d" 

D: 

do 

Joseph  Jenness 

d° 

D: 

do 

Judah  Hackett 

d" 

D: 

do 

Benj''  Fox 

d° 

Raimond 

do 

27 
28 

James  Fulinton 

d" 

D: 

do 

Gordon  Burleigh 

d° 

Epping 

do 

29 

Josiah  .Sanburn 

d" 

D 

do 

30 
31 
32 
33 

34 
35 
36 

3^ 
38 

39 
40 

41 
42 

43 

44 

45 
40 

4^ 
48 

49 
50 

52 
53 
54 

57 

Sam'  Fogg 

d" 

D 

do 

Josiah  Brown 

d° 

D 

do 

Sam'  Cram 

d" 

D 

do 

Theo'  Norris 

d" 

D 

do 

John  Robinson 

d'' 

Meredith 

do 

Elisha  French 

d° 

Stratham 

do 

Simon  Winslow 

d^ 

Epping 

do 

Elijah  French 

d« 

Stratham 

do 

Henry  Kennison 

d" 

D 

do 

Daniel  Rawlins 

d" 

D 

do 

John  Leavitt 

d" 

D 

do 

Rich"  Dolloff 

d° 

Exeter 

do 

Joel  Lord 

d° 

D: 

do 

Leonard  Weeks 

d" 

Stratham 

do 

Robert  Crimbal 

d" 

D: 

do 

Elijah  Wiggin 

<1° 

D: 

do 

Andrew  Gate 

d" 

D: 

do 

Joseph  DoUofl' 

d° 

Exeter 

do 

William  Lucy 

d° 

Greendlan 

do 

Ezekiel  Holman 

d° 

Raimond 

do 

Thomas  Lord 

d" 

Stratham 

do 

Wheeler  Burleigh 

d° 

D: 

do 

Benj"  Perkins 

d° 

Exeter 

do 

Nathaniel  Wadleigh 

d" 

Epping 

do 

Sam'  Kennison 

d" 

D: 

do 

Sam'  Hambleton 

d° 

Lond"  Derry 

Nov'  8«' 

Jedediali  Weeks 

do 

Durham 

Do  4«' 

Sam' Johnson 

d" 

Green  la 

nd 

Octr  so*"" 

kilvolutionary  war  rolls. 


371 


MENS  NAMES 

Rank 

place  of  Abode 

when  Mustered 

■^s 

William  Chelsea 

Private 

Exeter 

Nov.    5"^ 

sq 

Jenv  I  lard  V 

d° 

Noth™  West 

D"     13"' 

60 

VVilliain  Perkins 

d° 

Concord 

DO       ..>. 

61 

David  Ela 

d° 

Lond"  Derry 

Dec'  3" 

62 

James  Parker 

d° 

Octr.  21'' 

63 

Joseph  Kciinison 

d° 

Exeter 

Sep'  30 

64 

Jeremiah  Robinson 

Sergent 

Epping 

Dec  8*" 

Benjamin  Barker  Muster  master 


Col'  Long  from  Sepf  19.  to  Dec'  7"*  is  2  M°  iS  d'  (a 

Lieu'  Col'  Mooney —    d" —  d° 

Majer  Hodsdon —         d° —  d° 

Adj  M'^Clure —  d*^ —  d°  supposed  at 

James  Howe  Surgeons  Mate 


£ 

15 

39 

13 

31-  4  — 

10 

26 

14.  6  — 

14 

£124.10  — 


[2-120] 


\_Captai7i  yohn  Brewster' s  Co.^ 


Muster  and  pay  roll  of  Captain  John  Brevvsters  Company  in  Col'  Pierse 
Long's  Continental  Battalion,  Muster'd  &  paid  by  Otis  Baker  Esq'  on 
the  third  Day  of  vSeptember  1776 — 


NAMES 

vance  pay 

Blanket  Money 

Total 

£sd 

S   d 

John  Brewster  Captain 

S.0.0 

£8.  0.0 

Paul  Nute  Lieu' 

5.S.0 

5.  8.0 

Jacob  Daniel  2  Lieu' 

5.8.0 

5.  8.0 

John  Bergin  Ensign 

4.0.0 

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4.  0.0 

John  Demerit  Sergeant 

2.8.0 

£0.12.0 

3-  0- 

Enoch  Burnum  Serg' 

2.8.0 

0.12.0 

3.  0.0 

Stephen  Berry  Serj' 

2.8.0 

0.12  - 

3.  0.0 

James  Butler  Serj' 

2.8.0 

0.12  - 

3-  0- 

Benjamin  Iloit  Corporal 

2.4.0 

0.12.0 

2.16  - 

James  Colman  Corp' 

2.4.0 

0.12.0 

2.16- 

James  Tuttle         d" 

2.4.0 

0.12.0 

2.16- 

Stephen  Roberts  d" 

2.4.0 

0.12.0 

2.16  - 

Anthony  Nutter  Rollins  Drummer 

2.4.0 

0.I3.0 

2.16  - 

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NAMES 

Months  ad- 
vance pay 

Blanket  Money 

Total 

£sd 

s    d 

John  Cutt  Fifer 

2.4.0 

£0.12.0 

£2.16- 

Samuel  Richards 

2.0.0 

0.12.0 

2.12  - 

Moses  RoHins 

2  — 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Amos  Spencer 

2  — 

0. 12  - 

2.12  - 

Henry  Buzzel 

2 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

David  Daniels 

2  — 

O.T2  - 

2.12  - 

Charles  Ricker 

2  — 

0. 12  - 

2.12  - 

Thomas  Gerrish 

2  — 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Conner  Pitman 

2  — 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Thomas  Clemons 

2  — 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Thomas  Cook 

2  —  — 

0.]  2  - 

2.12  - 

Daniel  Jackson 

2  — 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Reuben  Ricker 

2  — 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

James  Critchet 

2  — 

0.12  - 

2.12  — 

John  Whitehouse 

2  — 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Andrew  Tuttle 

2  — 

0.12  - 

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Stephen  Henderson 

2.0.0 

0.12.0 

2.12.0 

John  Richards 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Amos  Place 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  — 

George  Ricker 

2-0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Charles  Whitehouse 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Edward  Peavy 

2.0  - 

0.  12  - 

2.12  - 

Robert  Heard 

2.0  - 

0. 12  - 

2.12  - 

Michael  Sudrick 

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2.12  - 

Isaac  Libbey 

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0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Abraham  Runals 

2-0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Thomas  Kynaston 

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0.12  - 

2.12  - 

William  Hart 

2-0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

John  Wille 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Amos  Haves 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

William  Roberts 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Daniel  Foss 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Ephraim  Daniels 

2.0  - 

0. 12  - 

2.12  - 

Richard  Door 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Jacob  Hossom 

2.0  - 

0.  12  - 

2.12  - 

John  Tuttle 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Jonathan  Daniels 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Lemuel  Perkins 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Philip  Tibets 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  — 

Gilbert  Perkins 

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0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Robert  Cole 

2.0  - 

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2.12  - 

John  Whitehouse  jun' 

2.0  - 

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2.12  - 

Benjamin  Furbush 

2.0  - 

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Blanket  Money 

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£sd 

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Abner  Young 

2.0  - 

£o.I2- 

2.12  - 

Abraliam  Morrison 

2.0  - 

0.12  - 

2.12  - 

Israel  I luck ins 

2.0.0 

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Solomon  Harford 

3.0  - 

O.I2   - 

2.I2.0 

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3.0  - 

O.I3  - 

2.12  - 

Theophilus  Drew 

2.0  - 

O.I2  - 

2.12  - 

Reuben  Chesley 

2.0  - 

0.I2.0 

2.12  - 

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Joseph  Oilman 


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[2-127]  \_Captain  jfosiah  RusseWs  Co.  of  Ranger  s.'\ 

A  Musterroll  of  Cap'  Josiah  Russells  Company  of  Rangers  who 
Signe'd  an  Inlistment  24""  of  Sep'  1776,  The  time  they  ware  Mustered 
and  the  Money  Each  of  them  Rec"* — 


When  Mustered 

MENS   NAMES 

Half  Months 
Pay 

Blanket  Money 

Sum  Total 

£    S       d 

£  s     d 

£  s     d 

Cap'  Josiah  Russell 

3    12  — 

—    0  — 

3  12  — 

Lieu'  Dan"  Chase 

2    12  

—    0  — 

212  — • 

Ens"  Josiah  Stone 

2      7- 

—    0  — 

2    7  — 

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William  Paine 

—  12  — 

112  — 

1776    1 

Benjamin  Comings 

I 

—  12  — 

112  — 

Oct'  5">  \ 

Zebediah  Fitch 

I 

—  12  — 

112  — 

James  Cute 

I 

—  12  — 

I  12  — 

V 

Sam"  Fitch 

I 

—  12  — 

112  — 

r 

David  Huggins 

1 

—  12  — 

I  12  — 

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Tho^  Hall  jun-- 

I 

—  12  — 

I  12  — 

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John  Chase 

I 

—  12  — 

112  — 

Abijuh  Hall 

I 

—  12  — 

r  12  — 

Robert  Dunlap 

I 

—  12  — 

I  12  — 

James  Hall 

I 

—  12  — 

112  — 

8">day    ^ 

Benj"  Thompson 

I 

—  12  — 

112  — 

Tho^  Stafford 

I 

—  12  — 

I  12  — 

Edward  Hall  Jun"" 

I 

—  12  — 

112  — 

Joseph  Vinson 

I 

—  12  — 

112  — 

Elias  Gates 

I 

—  12  — 

1   12  — 

' 

Stephen  Cady 

I 

—  12  — 

I  12  — 

9*  day    ^ 

John  Weld 

James  Wellman  Ju'' 

I   

—  12  — 

—  12  — 

112  — 

113  

Josiah  Stone 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

14'"  day  . 

Stephen  Manning 

I 

—  12  — 

I    12  

Colburn 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

Asa  Colburn 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

.. 

Thomas  West 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

Sam"  Fairfield 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

Littlefield  Nash 

I 

—  12  — 

I    12  

Perley  Roberts 

I 

—  12  — 

]    12  

15*  day  ' 

Sam"  W^illiains 

I 

—  12  — 

I    12  

Isaac  Williams 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

Jesse  Carpenter 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

I 

Asa  Gallup 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

16*  day  ] 

Lem"  Smith 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

Simeon  Cory 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

Josiah  Russell  3"^ 

I 

—  12  — 

112  

REVOLUTIONARV    WAR    ROLLS.  395 

D'  The  State  of  New  llampshirc  to  Jonathan  Chase — 

1776 
Oct'    To  paid  ^o  Men  one  half  Months  pay  &  blanket  money 

as  per  the  within   Roll —  ^3- '5  — 

To   paid   Cap'   Russell   for   Blanket   money  for  4  Men 

mustered  by  Charles  Johnston  Esq"^  2.   8  — 

To  mustering  &  paying  the  within  men  2.10  — 

£88.13  — 

'777 

Jan^  28  ballance  due  to  the  State —  4.   8  — 

£93.    1  — 

o 

1776 

Sepf  By  Cash  receiv'd  from  the  Treasurer —  ^93-    ^  — " 

Exeter  January  28"*  1777. 

Errors  Excepted 

Per  Jon"'  Chase 

The  Balance  of  this  Ace'  paid  by  discounting  £3-5  due  to  Col'  Cliase 
on  his  Ace'  for  Mustering  Cap'  Russells  Com^  and  235  p*^  by  him  to  the 
Treas'^ 

Exeter  January  28"'  i777-  The  above  Account  is  well  Vouched  and 
right  Cast,  the  ballance  due  to  the  State  is  four  pounds  Eight  Shillings — 

Examin'd  bv  Committee  on  Claims — 

Josiah  Oilman  Jun'' 

[Captain  Russell  was  of  Plainfield.  He  was  appointed  captain  of 
the  second  company  of  rangers  September  14,  1776. — Ed.] 


COLONEL  THOMAS   TASH'S   REGIMENT,   1776. 

[A  special  convention  of  the  council  and  assembly  was  held  Sep- 
tember 14,  1776,  to  consider  the  matter  of  raising  more  men  to  rein- 
force the  army  in  New  York,  at  which  it  was  "  Voted,  That  there  be 
raised  in  this  state  one  thousand  men  officers  included,  to  reinforce 
the  army  of  the  United  States  of  America  at  New  York,  to  be  divided 
into  two  Regiments,  eight  Companies  to  a  Regiment,  to  be  in  the 
service  until  the  first  of  December  next  unless  sooner  discharged." 
September  17,  Thomas  Tash,  of  Durham,  an  old  French  War  officer, 
was  appointed  to  the  command  of  the  first  regiment,  the  field  and 
staff  officers  of  which  were  as  follows  : 

Colonel,  Thomas  Tash,  Durham. 

Lt.  Col.,  Joseph  Welch,  Plaistow. 

Major,  William  Gregg,  Londonderry. 

Surgeon,  John  Cook. 

Adjutant,  Joseph  Smith. 

Q.  Master,  Jonathan  Chesley,  Barnstead. 

The  following  are  the  rolls  of  the  several  companies. — Ed.] 


II2-129]         \_Colonel  Task's  Staff  Roll,  September,  ly/d.'] 

Col°  Thomas  Tash's  Regiment  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire 
in  September  1776  and  sent  into  the  State  of  New  York  being  one 
Months  Advance  wages  to  the  Officers  a  bounty  of  six  pounds  to  each 
Non  Commissioned  Officer  &  private  one  penny  per  mile  travel  and  one 
penny  in  Lieu  of  baggage  Waggons 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
Statr  Roll 


397 


Advance 


Thomas  Tash  Colonel 

Joseph  Welsh  L'  Col 

William  Gregg  Major 

John  Cook  Surgeon 

Joseph  Smith  Adjutant 

Jonathan  Chesley  Qiiarter  master 


£15. 
12. 
10. 

7- 
5- 
5- 


0.0 

0.0 

0.0 

100 

lO.O 

10 


£55.10.0 


Travel 


2.    8-4 

2.IO.O 
2.  8.4 
2.13.4 


10.    0.0 


Amount 


15.    0.0 

14.    8.4 

10.    0.0 

10.    0.0 

7.18.4 

8.  3.4 


£6^.io.o 


The  Above  is  a  true  Roll 


Tho»  Tash  Col<> 


Copy 


p'  Josiah  Oilman  Jun"" 


[2-129] 


\_Captain  Nathan  Sanborn's  Co.^ 


A  Muster  Roll   of  Cap'  Nathan   Sanborns  Company  in  Col"  Tash's 
Regiment  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  New  York 


Advance 

NAMES 

Place  of  Abode 

wages  & 
bounty 

Travel  300  miles 

Sum  total 

Nathan  Sanborn  Cap' 

Deerfield 

8.0.0 

2.10.0 

10.10 

Porter  Kimball  L' 

Brintwood 

5.S.O 

2.10 

7.1S.O 

Thomas  Gordon  Ensign 

Do 

4.0.0 

2.10 

6.10.0 

John  Shepard  private 

Notting*" 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10.0 

John  Wells 

Do 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Joseph  Whitaker 

Do 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Samuel  Gray 

6 

2.10.0 

8.10.0 

John  Follet 

6 

2.10.0 

8.10 

Andrew  Chesley 

6 

2.10.0 

8.10 

John  Brown 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Sawyer  Chesley 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Abner  Davis 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Thomas  George 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Jonathan  Foss 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Zephaniali  Butler 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Samuel  Johnson 

Northwood 

6 

2.10 

S.io 

Nathaniel  Morrill 

Do 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

398 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Advance 

NAMES 

Place  of  Abode 

wages  & 
bounty 

Travel  300  miles 

Sum  total 

Hibbei-d  Morrill 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

John  Johnson 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Joseph  Durgin 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

John  Bickford 

6 

2.10 

8. ID 

Nathaniel  Folsom 

Deerfield 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Pattin  Simpson 

Do 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Joseph  Judgkins 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Josiah  Chase 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Moses  Chase 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Josiah  Sawyer 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Stephen  Chase 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

George  Seavey 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Joseph  Jones 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

William  Simpson 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Josiah  Prescott 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

John  Simpson 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Tristram  Folsom 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Chase  Paige 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Samuel  Hardy 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Daniel  Ward 

Brentwood 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Benjamin   Ward 

Do 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Jonathan  Morrison 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Richard  Tandy 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Levi  Thing 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Abner  Burbank 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Edmund  Pilsbury 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Joshua  Rundlet 

Deerfield 

6 

2.10 

8. 10 

John  Woodbury 

Do 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Edward  Samborn 

Do 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Samuel  Scribner 

Poplin 

6 

2.ro 

8.10 

Curtiss  Bean 

Do 

6 

2. 10 

8.10 

Benjamin  Brown 

Do 

6 

2. 10 

8.10 

Jonathan  Smith 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Nathan  Clough 

6 

2.ro 

8.10 

Thomas  Rowel 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

294-- 

130.  0- 

Officers  Wages — 

17.8  - 

£441.  8.0 

State  of  New  Hampshire 

Nottingham  Septem''  20""  1776 
Pursuant  to  the  Order  of  the  Hon*"'*  Council  &  Assembly  I  have  mus- 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


399 


tcrcd   &  paid   the  Above  Olllcers  &  Soldiers  they  being  all    able  bodied 
Elective  men 

(sign'd)  Tho*  Bartlet  Muster  &  paymaster 

This  Roll  amoimtiiig  to  Four  hundred  forty  one  pounds  eight  Shillings 
is  well  Vouch'd  (!v:  right  Cast 

Examin'd  Josej)!!  Gilman  one  of  the 
Committee  on  Accounts 
Copy  ex**  per  Josiah  Gilman  Jun"" 


[2-133] 


\_Captain  Daniel  Gordon's  Co.] 


Muster  Roll  of  Capt  Daniel  Gorden's  Company  in  Col'  Tash's  Regi- 
ment raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  New  York  mustred 
September  y*  20"'  1776 — 


NAMES 

Place  of  abode 

Advance 
&  Bounty 

I'lillilirg 

Total 

£ 

£  S 

£    S 

Daniel  Gordon  Cap' 

Epping 

8.0 

2.10 

10.10 

Zebulon  Gilman  Lieu' 

Exeter 

s.s 

2.10 

7.18 

Jon"  Norris  Ensign 

D° 

4.0 

2.10 

6.10 

Paul  Brown  Fifer 

Epping 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Joseph  Burleigh  Priv'" 

D° 

6- 

2.10 

S.io 

Edward  Moody 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Simon  Dearborn 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

David  Perkins 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Benj"  Barber 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Eben''  Dow 

6- 

2.IO 

8.10 

Tho"  Stevens 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Eliphalet  Calley 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Joseph  Prescot 

6- 

2.10 

S.IO 

John  Prescot 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Joseph  Gale 

6- 

2.10 

8.IO 

Josiah  Norris 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Richard  Robinson 

6- 

2.10 

S.IO 

Jedutiian  Farrah 

6- 

2.10 

S.IO 

Job  Sherburn 

6- 

2.10 

S.IO 

Winthrop  Dow 

6- 

2.10 

S.IO 

Eben''  Osgood 

6- 

2.10 

S.IO 

Zebulon  Dow 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Josiah  Edgerly 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Thomas  Clough 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Jon"  Calley 

6- 

2.10 

8.10 

Sam'  Haley 

6- 

2.10 

S.IO 

400 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Advance 

NAMES 

Place  of  abode 

&  Bounty 

Billiting 

Total 

£ 

£    S 

£  S 

James  Drake 

Epping 

6- 

2.IO 

8.TO 

Dole  Parson 

Exeter 

6- 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Josiah  Rollins  Jun"" 

D° 

6- 

2.IO 

8.10 

Jeremiah  Foss 

New''** 

6- 

2. ID 

8. ID 

John  Medor 

D° 

6- 

2, ID 

8.IO 

Walter  Bryant  Jun"' 

6- 

2.IO 

8. ID 

John  Mason 

6- 

2.IO 

S.io 

Reuben  Doe 

6- 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Jon"  S  :  Dudley 

6- 

2. TO 

8. ID 

Zebulon  Davis 

6- 

3.  lO 

8.IO 

Elisha  Thomas 

6- 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Jona°  Burleigh 

6- 

2.10 

8.IO 

Dudley  Smart 

6- 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Lewis  Kenistone 

6- 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Jon''  Robinson 

6- 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Rufus  Ewers 

6- 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Theo'  Wiggins 

6- 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Benj"  Pinner 

6- 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Nath'  Colby 

6- 

2.IO 

8. ID 

Walter  Neal 

6- 

2. ID 

S.io 

Caleb  Thurstin 

Exeter 

6- 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Benj"  Connor 

6- 

2.IO 

S.IO 

Dudley  Watson 

6- 

2.IO 

8.IO 

David  Jewett 

6- 

2.IO 

8.IO 

James  Gorden 

6- 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Samuel  Smith 

6- 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Daniel  Barker 

6- 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Jona  Woodman 

6- 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Abraham  Brown 

6- 

2.10 

S.IO 

Sam'  Moody 

6- 

2.IO 

8.IO 

John  Nealey  Jun'" 

6- 

2.IO 

S.IO 

6- 

2. ID 

£483.18 

This  Roll  amounting  to  Four  Hundred  Eighty  three  pounds  Eighteen 
Shillings  is  well  vouched  &  Right  Cast 


Examined 


Joseph  Oilman 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


401 


Septem""  30"'  1776     The  State  of  New  Hampshire 
to  Thomas  Bartlet 

To  Cash  paid  Captain  Gorden's  Company 

To  Cash  paid  Capt  Sandboni's         Do 

To  10  day  Service  mustering  Sd  men 

To  horse  hire  twice  to  Exeter  once  to  Newmarket  twice 

to  Deertield  Twice  to  Epping  once  to  Brintwood  &; 

Poplin — 
To  Expences  myself  &  horse — 
To    maUeing    muster  Roll  for  Capt'  Gorden  &  Sanborn 

Companys 
To  a  Journey  to  Exeter  myself  &  horse  to  make  returns 

of  the  Rolls— 

To  Cash  paid  for  Expenses — 

Supra  C' 
Octoh''  30"^  J  776  By  Cash  receiv'd  of  the  Treasurer 
By  an  Order  on  the  Treasury  for 

Errors  excepted  p""  Thom'  Bartlet — 


D"- 

£483.18.0 

441.  S.o 

3.  0.0 


I.  4.0 
1.10.3 

o.  6.0 

o.  9.0 

o.  9.6 

£931.17.9 

£926.10.0 

5-  7-9 

£931.17.9 


[2-134] 


[  Captain  jfo?iathan  Robinson'' s  Co.] 


Muster  Roll  for  Seventy  four  Men  including  Officers  inlisted  by  Col" 
William  Whipple  by  Order  of  the  General  Court  for  the  State  of 
New  Hampshire  into  the  service  of  the  American  States  to  reinforce  the 
Army  at  New  York  Mustered  &  paid  otl  by  Joshua  Wentworth  (first 
Regiment)  September  1776 — 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Travel 

Total  paid 

Jonathan  Robinson  Cap* 

S-- 

2.10 

10.10 

David  Jewell  i"  L' 

5-S- 

2.10 

7.18 

John  Weeks  2"'*  D" 

5.8- 

2.10 

7.18 

James  Down  Soldier 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Henrv  Moore 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Stephen  Cate 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

James  Foster 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Josiah  Thurston 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

30 


402 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS    NAMES 

Advance  wages 

&  bounty 

Travel 

Total  paid 

Ebenezer  Barker 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Walter  Weeks 

6 

2.IO 

S.io 

Matthew  Thompson 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Israel  Stockbridge 

6 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Edward  Chase 

'      6 

2. ID 

8. ID 

John  Leavitt 

6 

2.IO 

8. ID 

Ward  Mason 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Reuben  Leavitt 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

William  Marden 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Eliphalet  Veasy 

6 

2.XO 

8.IO 

Joshua  Wingate 

6 

2. ID 

8.IO 

John  Mason 

6 

2.10 

S.IO 

Samuel  Cate 

6 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Andrew  Neil 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Dudley  Chase 

6 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Samuel  Piper 

6 

2. ID 

8. ID 

Samuel  Boynton 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Josiah  Leavitt 

6 

2. ID 

8.IO 

John  Foss 

6 

2. ID 

8.10 

Thomas  Veasy 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Robert  Kimball 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Sergeant  Witcher 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

William  Chase 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

William  Stevens 

6 

2.IO 

8. ID 

Joseph  Place 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Joseph  Trickey 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

Samuel  Dame 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

Jonathan  Crosbie 

6 

2. ID 

S.IO 

John  Kennison 

6 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Francis  Jenness  Jun'' 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

Job  Brown 

6 

2. ID 

S.IO 

James  Kennison 

6 

2. ID 

S.IO 

William  Cate  Jun' 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

Nimshy  Lock 

6 

2.IO 

8.IO 

Josep  Seavy 

6 

2. ID 

8.IO 

Jacob  Tibbets 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

Simeon  Towle 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

Richard  Webster 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

Michael  Dalton 

6 

2. ID 

S.IO 

William  Yeaton 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

John  Odiorne 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

Reuben  Lock 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

Samuel  Philbrook 

6 

2.IO 

S.IO 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


403 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Travel 

Total  paid 

Josiah  Lang 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Sainuel  Seavy 

6 

2.10 

8. 10 

Nathan  Marston 

6 

2.10 

8. 10 

Sam'  Capm""  Dearborn 

6 

3.10 

8.10 

Joseph  Henderson 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Benj"  Goodwin 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Daniel  Goodwin 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Joshua  Scales 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Thomas  Applebee 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Hanson  Clark 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

William  Scammons 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Edward  Mason  Jun' 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Samuel  Connar 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

James  Libby 

6 

2.10 

8. 10 

Benjamin  Dockuni 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Jon"  Ken ni son 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Joshua  Brackett 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Benj"  Dockum  Jun'' 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Daniel  Dearborn 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Richard  VVhittin 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Levi  Dearborn  Jun"' 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Samuel  Sherburne 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Nath'  Marston 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

426 

185 

629.16.0 

Inlisted  from  the  first  Regm* 

Ditto  from  Col"  John  Langdons  Comp^ 

Charges  mustering  74  Men  Viz, 

Express  to  Notify  each  Captain 

One  Days  expence  at  M"  Chases  Stratham 

One  Davs       do  at  do 

2  Days  Horse  hire 

Clustering  74  Men 


71 
3 

74 


£0 

12 

0 

I. 
I. 

5 
2. 

16 

12 

8 

4- 
629 

7- 
16 

8 

634.  3.8 


404 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Mem''  Cash  rec*^  of  CoP  Whipple  payment  &  Chg' 

for  74  men  666.  o 

634.  3.S 


Ballance  p^'  Col  Whipple  31-16.4 

These  may  Certify  that  at  the  request  of  Col°  William  Whipple  I  mus- 
tered &  paid  oft'  the  74  Men  Specified  in  this  Roll  agreeable  to  the 
same  &  Ordered  them  to  Hartford  in  Connecticut  &  that  the}^  were  able 
bodied  Effective  men  &  well  Equipt  with  fire  Arms 

Portsmouth  Sep''  i'j'j6 

(Sign'd)  Joshua  Wentvvorth  Muster  Master 

Copy  ex'^  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 

[The  men  were  enlisted  Sept.  23.  Capt.  Robinson  was  of  Strat- 
ham. — Ed.] 

[2-137]  \_Captain  John  Calfc's  Co.'] 

State  of  New  Hampshire 

Muster  &  pay  Roll  of  the  soldiers  raised  in  Col°  T  Bartlett's  Regiment 
for  recruiting  our  Army  at  New  York  by  Order  of  the  Council  &  Assem- 
bly of  s'*  State 

John  Calf  Cap'  £10.8.4  James  Flood  S.S.4 

Ezekiel  Balknap  L*  7.16.4  Nemijah  Kelly  8.8.4 

Benj"  Taylor  Ensign  6.  8.4  Samuel  Little  8.8.4 

Joseph  Welch  Major  2.  8.4  Jesse  Heath  8.8.4 

Joseph  Smith  Adjutant  2.  8.4  Job  Rent  8.8.4 

Aaron  Young  8.  8.4  John  Atwood  8.8.4 

Moses  Huntoon  8.  8.4  Noah  Johnson  8.8.4 

Tho'  Philbrick  Huntoon         8.  8.4  Edmond  Davis  8.8.4 

Samuel  Bean  8.  8.4  Tho'  Cotton  8.8.4 

Bezaleel  Beede  8.  8.4  Asa  Heath  8.8.4 

Jethro  Sanborn  8.  8.4  Joseph  Eaton  8.8.4 

John  Hubart  8.  8.4  Ebenezer  Tucker  8.8.4 

James  Thorne  8.  8.4  Nathan  Hunt  8.8.4 

John  Oilman  8.  8.4  Barzillai  Colby  8.8.4 

Jacob  Ordaway  8.  8.4  Jacob  Clark  8.8.4 

Joseph  Bean  8.  8.4  Roger  Serjeant  8.8.4 

Henry  Blasdel  S.  8.4  Caleb  Hobs  8.8.4 

Trueworthy  Palmer  8.  8.4  Daniel  Chase  8. 8. 4 

Barnard  Elliot  8.  8.4  Jacob  Hobs  8.8.4 

Edward  Oreely  S.  8.4  Thomas  Faver  8.8.4 

Nathaniel  Kimbal  8.  8.4  Nathaniel  Brown  8.8.4 

Alexander  Stevins  8.  8.4  Nathan  Jones  8.8.4 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

405 

Isaac  Cliflbrd 

S.S.4 

Josiah  Davis 

8. 

8.4 

Joseph  Brown 

8.8.4 

Samuel  March 

8. 

8.4 

Jonathan  Johnson 

8.S.4 

John  Carlton 

8. 

8.4 

Oliver  Noys 

8.S.4 

John  Morse  Baly 

8. 

8.4 

Timothy  Noys 

S.8.4 

Nathan  Webster 

8. 

8.4 

Bcnj"  Stone 

S.6.4 

Peasly  Merril 

8. 

8.4 

Natii'  Noys 

8.S.4 

Joseph  Perkins 

8. 

8.4 

James  Noys 

8.S.4 

Timothy  Swan 

8. 

8.4 

John  Johnson 

8. 8.4 

Richard  Kimbal 

8. 

8.4 

Stephen  Dole 

8.8.4 

Obadiah  Eastman 

8. 

8.4 

Jess  Sawyer 

8.8.4 

Timothy  Serjeant 

8. 

8.4 

Cornelius  Clough 

8.8.4 

Samson  Wheeler 

8. 

8.4 

Moses  Sweat 

8.8.4 

Thomas  Dow 

8. 

8.4 

Samuel  Blasdel 

8.8.4 

Dudley  Currier 

8. 

8.4 

Caleb  Sever 

8.S.4 

Henry  Sanders 

8. 

8.4 

Daniel  Little 

8.8.4 

£618. 

13.0 

To  the  Ch-'  &  Exp' 

of  Musters 

&  paying  the  Company 

3- 

17 

623. 

10. 0 

Pursuant  to  directions  from  the  Council  &  Assembly  I  have  paid  the 
Sums  set  Against  each  respective  Name  in  the  foregoing  list  Viz.  To 
the  Captain  L'  &  Ensign  One  Months  wages  each.  To  each  Noncom- 
missioned Officer  &  private  20  Dollars  each  Bounty.  &  to  Officers  & 
Soldiers  £2.8.4  Each  for  Travel  They  all  being  Able  bodied  Effective 
men 

Test  Jacob  Gale  Muster  &  paymaster 

Copy  ex''  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun"^ 

Officers  Wages  24.13 — 

Travel  72  ^  48/4 —  174  — 

£198. 13 — 

■70  Bounties  at  6£  420.  o 


£618.13— 
Charge  Must' —  3*17 


£622.10 — 

[Capt.  Calfe  was  of  Hampstead,  and  there  died  Oct.   30,   180S. — 
Ed.] 


406 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-139] 


\_Captain   William  McDuffee^s  Co.~\ 


A  Muster  &  pay  Roll  of  the  Officers  and  Soldiers  raised  Mustered  & 
paid  by  Stephen  Evans  in  the  second  Regiment  in  the  State  of  New 
Hampshire  to  Join  the  Continentel  Army  in  New  York  per  Order  dated 
16  Day  of  Septem""  1776 

Allow'd  320  Miles  Travel  to  New  York 


Advance  wages 

&  bounty 

Billeting 

Sum  Total 

William  M"=Duflee  Cap' 

8-- 

2.13.4 

rO.13.4 

James  Lebby  L' 

5.8- 

2.13 

4 

8.   I 

4 

Daniel  Pinkham  Ensign 

4 

2.13 

4 

6.13 

4 

William  Kelly  private 

6 

2.13 

4 

S.13 

4 

John  Tvvombl}' 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

David  Hodgdon 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Anthony  Hanson 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Thomas  dishing 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Daniel  Gushing 

6 

3-13 

4 

S.13 

4 

Zaccheus  Bunker 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Samuel  Merrow 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

George  Waldron 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Joseph  Allen 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Isaac  Watson 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Samuel  Mills 

6 

2.13 

4 

S.13 

4 

John  Garling 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Thomas  Garling 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Ephraim  Bickford 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Daniel  Tuttle 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Jonathan  Tacker 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Samuel  Demerit 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Joseph  Brown 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

William  Hodgdon 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Jonathan  Morrison 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Stephen  Starboard 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

George  Heard 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Nathan  Lord 

6 

2.13 

4 

S.13 

4 

Paul  Welch 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Joseph  Holmes 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Jediah  Gutridge 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

James  Sherley 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Samuel  Furbish 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

William  Lord 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Daniel  Clark 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Jonathan  Ellis 

6 

2.13 

4 

8.13 

4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


407 


Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Billeting 

Slim  Total 

Daniel  Watson 
Solomon  Perkins 

6 
6 

2.13.4 
2.13.4 

8 
8 

13-4 
13-4 

John  Nute 
William  Palmer 

6 
6 

2.13.4 
2.13.4 

8 
8 

13-4 
134 

John  Garlings 
Ebcnezer  Twombly 
James  W^entworth 
Isaac  Wentworth 

6 
6 
6 
6 

2.13.4 
2.13.4 
2.13.4 
2.13.4 

8 
8 
8 
8 

134 
134 
^3-4 
134 

John  Randcl 
Joseph  Plumcr 
Edward  Rollings 

6 
6 
6 

2.13.4 
2.13.4 
2.13.4 

8 
8 
8 

13-4 

134 
13.4 

David  Wingate 
Josep  Wingate 
John  Perl 
Samuel  Robertson 

6 
6 
6 
6 

2.13.4 
2.13.4 
2.13.4 
2.13.4 

8 
8 
8 
8 

13-4 
134 
134 
^34 

James  Chamberlain 

6 

2.13.4 

8 

134 

Moses  Hamet 
David  Wallingford 

6 
6 

2.13.4 
2.13.4 

8 
8 

134 
13.4 

Joshua  Allen 
John  Friend 

6 
6 

2.13.4 
2.13.4 

8 
8 

134 
134 

312.0  - 

£146.13.4 

476 

1.4 

Errors  excepted  per  Stephen  Evans 

Officers  Wages  17.8.0 

54  d"  Soldiers  travel  144 

52  Bounties 

Mustering: 


Cap'  M'^Duftees  Compv  brought  Over 
Deduct  Joseph  Aliens  Billeting 

To  the  Chg'  &  expences  of  muster^  &  paying 
This  Roll  &  Cap'  Emery's  per  Ace' 


£161.  S.o 
312.  0.0 
3.12. 

£477.  0.0 


£476.   1.4 
2.13.4 

£473.  8.0 
3.12 


£477.  0.0 
Ocf  23^  '77^     '^^^^  Above  Roll  Amounting  to  Four  hundred  Seventy 
Three   pounds   Eight   Shillings  &   four  pence   is  well  Vouch'd   &   right 
Cast 

Examin'd  Joseph  Oilman  One  of  the  Committee  on  Acct* 
Copy  ex*^  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 


4o8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-141] 


\_Captain  Smith  Eniei'soii's  Cc] 


A  Muster  &  Pay  Roll  of  the  Officers  &  Soldiers  Raised  Mustered  & 
paid  by  Stephen  Evans  in  the  Second  Regiment  in  the  State  of  New 
Hampshire  to  Join  the  Continental  Army  in  New  York  per  Order  Dated 
16"^  day  of  Sept™  1776 


Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Billeting 

Sum  total 

Smith  Emerson  Cap* 
Joseph  Thomas  Lieu' 
John  Church  Ensign 
Andrew  Bickford 

8 
5.8 

4 
6 

2 

2 

3 

2 

13 

13 
13 

4 

4 
4 
4 

10. 1-^ 

8.  "i 

6.^3 
S.13 

4 
4 
•4 
4 

Joseph  Jackson 
Samuel  Wille 

6 
6 

2 
3 

13 
13 

4 
4 

8.13 
8.13 

•4 
•4 

Samuel  Dame 

6 

3 

13 

4 

8.13 

•4 

Gideon  Garling 
Enoch  Runnels 

6 
6 

3 
0 

13 
13 

4 
4 

S.13 
8.13 

4 

•5 

John  Sias 
Josiah  Kenniston 

6 
6 

2 
2 

13 

13 

4 
4 

8.13 
8.13 

4 
4 

Eli  Bickford 

6 

2 

13 

4 

8.13 

•4 

Isaac  Small 

6 

2 

13 

4 

8.13 

4 

John  Wiggin 
Joseph  Applebee 
David  Davis 

6 
6 
6 

2 
2 
2 

13 

'3 
13 

4 
4 
4 

8.13 
8.13 
8.13 

4 
4 

4 

Ebenezer  Bennick 

6 

2 

13 

4 

8.13 

4 

Daniel  Durgin 
Philip  Fowler 
Joshua  Dow 
Samuel  Yeaton 

6 
6 
6 
6 

3 
2 
2 
2 

13 
13 
13 
13 

4 
4 
4 
4 

8.13 
8.13 
8.13 
8.13 

4 
4 
4 
4 

John  Spencer 
James  Dow 
Pike  Burnham 

6 
6 
6 

0 

2 
3 

^3 
13 
13 

4 
4 
4 

8.13 
8.13 
8.13 

4 
4 
4 

Eliphalet  Neal 

Jonathan  Chesley  Qiiarter  master 

6 

2 
2 

13 
13 

4 
4 

S.13 
8.13 

4 
4 

Daniel  Rogers 
Jabes  Davis 
Daniel  Dealen 

6 
6 
6 

2 
2 

2 

13 
13 
13 

4 
4 
4 

8.13 
8.13 
8.13 

4 
4 
4 

Josiah  Fuller 
Simeon  Starboard 

6 
6 

3 

13 
13 

4 
4 

8.13 
8.13 

4 
4 

Dudley  Davis 
Samuel  Gray 
William  Hawkins 

6 
6 

6 

2 

2 

2 

13 
13 
13 

4 
4 
4 

8.13 
8.13 
8.13 

4 
4 
4 

George  Foss 
James  Hutchins 

6 
6 

0 

13 
13 

4 
4 

8.13 
8.13 

4 
4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


409 


Advance  wages 

Billeting 

Sum  total 

&  bounty 

George  Foss  Jim'' 

6 

2.13.4 

8.13.4 

Samuel  Styles  Jun' 

6 

2 

13-4 

8.13.4 

Samuel  Peiley 

6 

2 

13-4 

8.13.4 

Nathaniel  Church 

6 

2 

13-4 

8.13.4 

John  Slooper 

6 

2 

13-4 

8.13.4 

George  Ham 

6 

2 

13-4 

8.13.4 

Nathaniel  Foss 

6 

2 

13-4 

8.13.4 

Isaac  Young 

6 

2 

'3-4 

8.13.4 

Robert  McDonald 

6 

2 

13-4 

S.I3.4 

Nicholas  Chesley 

6 

2 

13-4 

8.13.4 

Eliphalet  Taylor 

6 

2 

'3-4 

8.13.4 

Robert  Evans 

6 

2 

13-4 

8.13.4 

264  — 

128 

- 

£409.  S.o 

Errors  excepted  per  Stephen  Evans 

Octo'  23''  1776  The  Above  Roll  amounting  to 

Copy  ex*^ 

Officers  Wages — 
Billeting  49  Men — 


per  Josiah  Gilman  Jun' 


£17.8.0 

12S-- 


bounties  to  44  ^d-  6£ 


145.8.0 
264  — 


£409.8.0 
Joseph  Gilman  One  of  the  Committee  on  Ace" 


4IO 
[2-143] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
\_Captain  Daniel  Runnels' s  Co.'\ 


Muster  and  pay  Roll  of  the  men  raised  in  Col'  Thorntons  &  Websters 
Regiments  in  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  serve  at  New  York  in 
Capt  Daniel  Runnels's  Company  in  Col'  Thomas  Tash's  Regiment  Sep- 
tem''  26""  1776 — 


Advance  to  Offi- 

MENS NAMES 

cers  &  Bounty 
to  Soldiers 

Billeting 

Sum  Total 

Daniel  Runnels  Cap' 

8.- 

2.8 

10.  8 

Sam'  Hazeltine  Lieu' 

5-8 

2.8 

7.16 

Sam'  Buswell  Ens^'' 

4.0 

2.8 

6.  8 

Ichabod  Robie 

6.0 

2.8 

8.  8 

James  Sharley 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Jeremiah  Conner 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Caleb  Smith 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Oilman  Dudley 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Beary 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Jon"  Dearborn 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Nicholas  Oilman 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Derben  Heth 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

William  Anderson 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Moses  Turner 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

William  Wilson 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

William  Moore 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Sam'  Peirce 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Joseph  Presbey 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

William  Wilson  Ju' 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Simon  Towl 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Jon*  Underbill 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Jacob  Hills 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Sam'  Hoit 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Benj"  Hazeltin 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Colby 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

James  Richardson 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Robert  Wason 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Clifford 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Sargeant 

6 

2.8 

8.  & 

Peter  Hazeltine 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Alexander  Shirley 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Daniel  Whitcher 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Bracket  Towl 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Shurley 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

David  Mills 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


411 


Advance  to  Offi- 

MKXS NAMKS 

cers  &  Bounty 
to  Soldiers 

Billeting 

Sum  Total 

Sam'  Morss 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

James  Hazcrd 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Sam'  Dunlap 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Josiah  Derhon 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Sam'  Thompson 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Pierce  Gaj^c 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Richard  Hall 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Zibali  Kimbal 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Williams 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Jolin  m'^gown 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Tarbox 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

James  Sprage 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Abiel  Cross 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Arthur  Darrah 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Henry  Campbell 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

James  Moorland 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Morrison 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Cochran 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Thomas  Wilson 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

George  Orr 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Joseph  Caldwell 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

David  Morrison 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Finguson 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

William  Moore 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Jon"  Holmes 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Stuart 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

James  Furguson 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Joseph  Hobbs 

6 

2.8 

S.  8 

Andrew  Robinson 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

John  Turner 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Humphry  Holt 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Nathan  Phnnmer 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Sam'  Fisher 

6 

2.8 

S.  8 

Robert  Wilson 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Robert  Boyd 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Matthew  Dickey 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Elijah  Town 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Stephen  Donald 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

Thomas  Archibald 

6 

2.8 

S.  8 

Thomas  Wallace 

6 

2.8 

S.  8 

John  Gilmore 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

James  Campbel 

6 

2.8 

8.  8 

412 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance  to  Offi- 
cers &  Bounty 
to  Soldiers 

Billeting 

Sum  Total 

Peter  Robinson 
Sam'  Spear 
Robert  Mori  son 
John  Hughes 
William  Eayers 

6 
6 
6 
6 
6 

2.8 
2.S 
2.8 
2.8 
2.8 

8.  8 
8.  8 
8.  8 
8.  8 
8.  8 

£688.  4 

State  of  New  Hampshire  Septem'  26""  1776 

Pursuant  to  orders  from  the  Council  &  Assembly  of  said  State,  I  have 
mustered  the  Persons  named  in  the  before  going  Roll  they  being  good 
able  Bodied  Effective  men  &  well  accoutred,  &  have  paid  them  the  sums 
set  against  their  respective  names — 

John  Webster 


The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  John  Webster 


1776 
Sep'  2&' 

To  two  Journeys  to  Exeter  for  Orders  &c  &c 


To   my  time  &  Expence  in  Mustering  &  paying  the 

Company — 
To  paid  for  drawing  muster  Roll 


D' 

£1.4.0 

2.0.0 
3 

3-7-0 


Exeter  Novem"'  19"*  1776, 

Receiv'd  of  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  Six  hundred  &  Eighty  Eight 
pounds  45  Also  three  pounds  Seven  Shillings  in  full  for  the  Sums  ad- 
vanced and  for  the  charge  thereof,  to  the  above  mentioned  Company — 

John  Webster — 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS, 


413 


[2-147]  \_Captain   William  Prcscott's  Co.] 

Muster  Roll  of  a  Company  Raised  out  of  Co'  Jonathan  Moultons  Reg- 
iment of  militia  to  Join  the  army  at  New  York  in  Co' Tashs  Regiment — 


Advance 

NAMES 

Pay  to  Offs 
Bounty  to 
Soldiers 

Billeting 

NAMES 

Bounty 

Billeting 

William  Present  Cap' 

£8.  0 

£2.10 

John  Blasdel  Private 

6- 

£2.10 

Abraham    Sanborn 

Jonathan  Leavit 

6- 

2.10 

Lieut 

5.  8 

2.10 

William  Doyle 

6- 

2.10 

Benj"  Clough  Ens^" 

4.  0 

2.10 

Abraham  Marston 

6- 

2.10 

Moses  Shaw  Serj°' 

6  — 

2.10 

Jerem'  Palmer 

6- 

2.10 

Joseph  Leach  d° 

6  — 

2.10 

Simon  Lovering 

6- 

2.10 

Sam'  Wedgwood  d° 

6  — 

2.10 

Benj"  Mason 

6- 

2.10 

Benj"  Batcheler  d° 

6  — 

2.10 

Joseph  Fogg 

6- 

2.10 

Joshua  Towle  Corp' 

6  — 

2.10 

Jacob  Fowler 

6- 

2.10 

Henry  Batchelor  Jun' 

Sylvanus  Eaton 

6- 

2.10 

d° 

6  — 

2.10 

Benj*  Brown 

6- 

2.10 

Edward  B.  Moulton 

David  Eaton 

6- 

2.10 

d° 

6  — 

2.10 

Reuben  Swain 

6- 

2.10 

Eben'  A  Lovering  d° 

6  — 

2.10 

James  Fogg 

6- 

2.10 

David  Hobbs  Drum^ 

6  — 

2.10 

Caleb  Shaw  Jun' 

6- 

2.10 

Cato  Moulton  Fifer 

6  — 

2.10 

Jon"  Present 

6- 

2.10 

John  Allman  Priv' 

6  — 

2.10 

David  Stuart 

6- 

2.10 

Richard  Mace 

6  — 

2.10 

David  vShaw 

6- 

2.10 

John  Garland 

6  — 

2.10 

Joseph  Brown  3"^ 

6- 

2.10 

Elisha  Moulton 

6  — 

2.10 

Joseph  Shaw 

6- 

2.10 

Robert  Bragg 

6  — 

2.10 

Jewet  Sanborn 

6- 

2.10 

Joseph  Pevere 

6  — 

2.10 

Henry  Jewel 

6- 

2.10 

Nathan  S  Moulton 

6  — 

2.10 

Moses  Colby 

6- 

2.10 

Jeremiah  Tuck 

6  — 

2.10 

Obadiah  French 

6- 

2.10 

James  Tuck 

6  — 

2.10 

Nath'  Wells 

6- 

2.10 

Robert  Fowler 

6  — 

2.10 

Eben^  Neal 

6- 

2.10 

Eben""  Present 

6  — 

2.10 

Timothy  Huntington 

6- 

2.10 

Richard  Philbrick 

6  — 

2.10 

Levi  Blake 

6- 

2.10 

Levi  Sanborn 

6  — 

2.10 
2.10 

John  Tilton 

6  — 

168- 

£70.    0 

Benj"  Sweat 

6  — 

2.10 

To   Cha^  &  Expen' 

Jerem**  Swain 

6  — 

2.10 

Mus*-'  &  pays  the 

Com^ 

3 

171   — 

173-  8 

£72.10 

12. 10 

241.    0 
245.18 

245.18 

4S6.18 

414 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


State  of  New  Hampshire  Hampton  Septem''  21°  1776 

Pursuant  to  the  Order  of  the  hon'''^  Council  &  assembly  of  said  State  I 
have  mustered  &  paid  the  above  officers  &  Soldiers  they  being  all  able 
bodied  effective  men 

Jon"  Moulton  muster  &  paymaster 

D"^  The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Jonathan  Moulton 

Sep*  1776  To  Cash  paid  the  within  Roll  JE486.18 

Dec"^    10"'  To  ditto  p*^  the  Treasurer  per  Rec*  14.12 


Exeter  December  14"'  1776     Errors  Excepted 


JC501.10 
Jonathan  Moulton 


£2-152]      \_Captai7z    jfonathan  Robinson^ s  Co.     Receipt  for  Bounty ., 

etcl 

We  the  Subscribers  Severally  Acknowledge  to  have  Receiv'd  of  Will- 
iam Whipple  &  Josh"  Wentworth  Esq"  Six  Pounds  as  Bounty  &  Two 
Pounds  ten  Shillings  Lawf  money  Billeting,  allowd  by  the  Hon**'®  Gen- 
eral Court  of  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  the  Soldiers  raised  to  rein- 
force the  army  at  New  York. 

Portsmouth  Sept^  23*^  1776 — 


James  Downs  Berwick 
Henrey  moo  re 
Stephen  Cate 
James  foster  Greenland 
Josiah  Thirston 
Ebenezer  Barker 
Walter  weeks 
Matthew  Tomsn 
Israel  Stockbridge 
Edward  Chase 
John  Leavitt 
ward  mason 
Reuben  Leavitt 

hu 

W"  X  Marden  Greenl*^ 

mark 

Tes'  Benja  Barker 

Eliphelet  Vesey 
Jos''  Wingate 
John  Mason 
Samuel  Cate 


Jon"  X  Crosbie 

mark 

Tes*  Jn"  Weeks 

hU 

John  X  Kineson 

mark 

Test  y°  Weeks 
Francis  Jenness  Junr 

hit 

Job  X  Brown  Rye 

mark 

Joseph  Jenness 

Tames  kinnison 

^        hi. 

W™  X  Cate  Jun' 

mark 

Test.  Joseph  Jenness 

hit 

Nimshi  X  Lock 

mark 

Tes'  Joseph  Jenness 

his 

Joseph  X  Seavy 

mark 

Tes*  Joseph  Jenness 


Tes'  David  Simson 
Nathan  Marston 
James  Chapman 

hii 

Joseph  X  Henderson 

mark 

Tes'  Nich'  Rowlings 

his 

Benj'  X  Goodwin 

mark 

Tes'  Josh"  Wentworth 
Daniel  Goodwin 

hU 

Joshua  X  Scates 

mark 

Tes*  Josh"  Wentworth 
Thomas  applebee 

hit 

Hanson  X  Clark 

mark 

Tes'  Josh"  Wentworth 
William  Scamons 
Edward  Mason  junr 
Samuel  Connor 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


415 


Alulicvv   nell 
Diullcv  L  Chase 
Saimicl  Piper 
Satmicl  Boynton 
Josiah  Lcavitt 
John  Foss 
thomas  Veasey 

hU 

Robert  X  Crimbal 

mark. 

Tes'  Bcnj"  Barker 
Seargeant  VVhitcher 
William  Chase 
William  Stevens 
Joseph  Place 
Joseph  Trickey 
Samuel  Dame 


Jacob  Tebbets 
Simeon  Tovvle 
Rich''  Webster 
Mikel  Dalton 

hU 

W"'  X  Yeaton 
Tes'  William  Seavey 

hit 

John  X  Odioine 

mark 

Tes'  william  Seavey 
Reuben  Lak 
Samuel   Philbrook 

Green*^ 
Josiah  Lang  d° 

his 

Sam'  X  Seavy 


James  X  Libbey 

mnrk 

Tes'  G  Gains 
Bemain  Dockum 

hU 

Jon"  X  Kenniston 

mark 

Tes'  1"°  Weeks 

.      hi. 

Benj'  X  Dockum  jun 

mark 

Tes*  J""  Weeks 
Joshua  Brackett 
Dn'  Dearborn 
Rich'*  Whittier 
Levi  Dearborn 
Samuel  Sherborne 
Nathanael  Marston  Jun 


Rec''  of  W'"  Whipple   &  Josh  Wentworth   Eight  Founds  L   My  one 
months  advanc'd  pay  in  the  Service  of  the  American  States. 
Portsm"  Sep'  23"  1776 — 

Jonathan  Robinson 

Rec**  of  W"'  Whipple  &  Josh"  Wentworth  five  Founds  Eight  Shills*  L 
My  one  months  advanc'd  pay  in  the  service  of  the  American  States 
Fortsm"  Sep'  23,  1776 — 

Daniel  Jewell 

Rec"*  of  W'°  Whipple  &  Josh  Wentworth  five   pounds  eight  Shill°'  L 
My  one  month  advanc'd  wages  in  the  service  of  the  American  States 
Fortsm°  Sepf  23"^  1776 

John  Weeks 

Rec''  of  W"  Whipple  &  Josh  Wentworth  Seven  Founds  ten  Shill^'  L 
My  for  my  owne  &  my  two  Lieutenants  Billiting 
Sep.  35,  1776 — 

Jonathan  Robinson 


COLONEL   NAHUM    BALDWIN'S   REGIMENT,    1776. 


[This  regiment  was  raised  in  accordance  with  a  vote  of  a  special 
joint  convention  of  the  Council  and  Assembly,  held  September  14, 
1776,  for  the  purpose  of  reinforcing  the  army  in  New  York.  On 
September  17  the  Assembly  appointed  Nahum  Baldwin  colonel, 
Gordon  Hutchins  lieutenant  colonel,  and  Nathaniel  S.  Prentice 
major.  Prentice  did  not  serve.  Colonel  Baldwin  was  of  Amherst, 
Colonel  Hutchins  of  Concord.  The  regiment  was  in  the  battle  at 
White  Plains  Oct.  28,  1776,  and  was  dismissed  early  in  December  of 
that  year. 

The  ofificers  were, — Colonel,  Nahum  Baldwin,  Amherst  ;  Lieuten- 
ant Colonel,  Gordon  Hutchins,  Concord.  Who  the  field  ofificers 
were  does  not  appear. — Ed.] 


[2-154] 


\_Captai?i  Philip  Putitam' s  Co.'\ 


Colonel  Nahum  Baldwins  Regiment  Raised  in  September  1776  &  Sent 
into  the  State  of  New  York  being  one  Months  Advance  wages  to  the 
Officers  A  Bounty  of  Six  pounds  to  each  Non  Commission'd  Officer  & 
private  i  penny  pr  Mile  Travel  and  one  penny  in  Lieu  of  Baggage 
waggon 

Captain  Philip  Futnams  Company 


MENS   NAMES 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Travel 

Sum  total 

Philip  Putnam  Captain 

£8.0.0 

3.1.8 

IO.I.8 

Henry  Field  Lieu' 

5.8 

3.1.8 

7.9.8 

William  Low  Ensign 

3.1.8 

6.1.8 

Thomas  Town 

6 

3.1.8 

8.1.8 

Joseph  Wallis 

6 

3.1.8 

8.1.8 

Benjamin  Taylor 
Elijah  Averil 

6 
6 

3.1.8 
3.1.8 

8.1.8 
8. 1.8 

Jonathan  Wilkins 

6 

3.1.8 

8.1.8 

Daniel  Smith 

6 

3.1.8 

8.1.8 

James  Rea 

6 

3. 1. 8 

8.1.8 

Stephen  Farnum 

6 

3.1.8 

8.1.S 

Richard  Town 

6 

3.1.8 

8.1.8 

Jonathan  Cochran 

6 

3.1.8 

8.1. S 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


417 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance  wages 

&  bounty 

Travel 

Sum  total 

Jolin  Grimes 

6 

2.1.8 

8. 1. 8 

Joel  How 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Bciijaniin  Smith 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

John  Cochran 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Abel  Prince 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Francis  Lovejoy 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Moses  Pearson 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Aron  Upton 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Reuben  Bontel 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Jolm  Hartshorn 

6 

2.1.8 

8. 1.8 

Ebenezer  Carlton 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Abner  Styles 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Isaac  Peabody  Jun"" 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Thomas  Russel 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

John  Dale 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Ezra  Johnson 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Jacob  Blanchard 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

John  Cram  Jun"" 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Benj"  Parker 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Simeon  Holt 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Joseph  Cram 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Jonathan  Cummings 

6 

2.1.8 

S.I. 8 

John  Arbuckle 

6 

2.1.8 

8. 1.8 

Benjamin  Alld 

6 

2.1.8 

S.I. 8 

Samuel  Gibson 

6 

2.1.8 

S.I. 8 

Alex--  APCalley  Jun' 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Ebenezer  Parker 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Samuel  Roby 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Reuben  Proctor 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Isaac  Bowers 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

John  Learny 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

John  M  Qiiig 

6 

2.T.8 

8.1.8 

David  AI  Qiiesten 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Isaac  Calle 

6 

2.1.8 

8.1.8 

Muster'd  by  Abiel  Abbot  Muster 

364 

97.18.4 

£379.6.4 

Master 

Exeter  19"^  October  1776  The  within  Roll  of  Captain  Philip  Put- 
nams  Company  Amounting  to  Three  hundred  Seventy  nine  pounds  six 
Shillings  &  four  pence  is  well  Vouched  &  right  Cast 


Examined  by  Joseph  Gilman  One  of  the  Committee  on  Ace" 


31 


4i8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[Captain  Putnam  was  of  Wilton,  Ensign  Low  of  Amherst.  The 
company  was  raised  in  the  6th  regiment  of  militia,  formerly  com- 
manded by  Edward  G.  Lutwyche. — Ed.] 


[2-156]  \_Captain  William  Read's  Co.] 

1776 — Colonel  Baldwin  Reg'  Continued 

Cap'  William  Reads  Company 
Mustered  by  Abiel  Abbot  Muster  master.  43  men  per  receipt 


MENS    NAMES 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Travelling 

Sum  Total 

William  Read  Captain 

8.0.0 

89. 

II.8 

89.11. 8 

Samuel  Spalding  Lieu' 

5.8 

5.  8 

Joel  Lund  Ensign 

4.0.0 

4.  0.0 

Thomas  Wasson 

6.0.0 

2. 

1.8 

8.  1.8 

Daniel  Wvman 

6.0.0 

2. 

i.S 

8.  1.8 

Oliver  Hill 

6.0.0 

2. 

1.8 

8.   1.8 

Benjamin  Handen  Emerson 

6.0.0 

2. 

1.8 

8.  1.8 

Samuel  Darent 

6.0.0 

2. 

I.S 

S.   1.8 

Nathaniel  Hardy 

6.0.0 

2. 

I.S 

S.  I.S 

Jonathan  Burbank 

6.0.0 

2. 

1.8 

8.  1.8 

Enos  Hadley 

6.0.0 

2. 

I.S 

8.  1.8 

Henry  Haes 

6.0.0 

2. 

I.S 

8.   1.8 

Farey  Hardy 

6.0.0 

2. 

1.8 

8.  I.S 

Ichabod  Eastman 

6.0.0 

2. 

1.8 

8.   1.8 

Silas  Adams 

6.0.0 

2. 

I.S 

8.  I.S 

James  Blanchard 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Peter  Honey 

6.0.0 

6.  0  0 

John  Wright  Jun'' 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Jonathan  Butterfield 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

John  Lovewell 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Oliver  Wright 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Nehemiah  W^-ight 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Daniel  Woods 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Timothy  Blood 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Joel  Boy  n ton 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Asa  Lovejoy 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Daniel  Blood 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Benj''  Boynton 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Stephen  Dow 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Stephen  Goodhue 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Daniel  Bay  ley  Jun' 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


419 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Travelling 

Sum  total 

Nathan  Coburn 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Thomas  Conton 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Isaac  French 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Noah  Jewet 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

John  Phitt 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Ebenezer  Wheeler 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Ephraim  Pairce 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

William  Connet 

6  0.0 

6.  0.0 

Jonas  Lessly 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

William  Tinney 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Stephen  Jewet  Jun' 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

David  Sanderson 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Benjamin  Fobant 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Reuben  Barritt 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Jonathan  Wright 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

John  Hodgman 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Elishua  Withington 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Nathan  Dutton 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Andrew  Elliot 

6.0.0 

6.  0,0 

Nathaniel  Tarbell 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Jolin  Taibell 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Benjamin  Muzzy 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Andrew  Russel 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

Thomas  Kemp 

6.0.0 

6.  0.0 

312.0.0 

114. II. 8 

£443.19.8 

Wilton  Sep*  26'^  1776 

Abiel  Abbot  Muster  &  paymaster 

Exeter  19'''  October  1776 

The  within  Roll  of  Captain  William  Reads  Company  Amounting  to 
Four  hundred  Forty  three  pounds  Nineteen  shillings  &  eight  pence  is 
well  Vouched  &  risfht  Cast 


Examined 


Joseph  Oilman 
One  of  the  Committee  on  Acct* 


[This  company  was  raised  in  the  6lh  militia  regiment. — Ed.J 


420 

[2-I5S] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
\_Captam  Abijah  Smith's  Co.~\ 


Muster  Si  pay  Roll  of  Captain  Abijah  Smiths  Company  for  New  ^'ork 
Inlistetl  out  of  Col°  Enoch  Hales  Regiment  of  Militia  and  Mustered  by 
him  Sepf  3i^'  1776 


NAMES 

I  Mo  pay  to  Officers 

Travel  230  Miles 

Amount 

&  bounty  to  Soldiers 

@2d 

Abijah  Smith  Captain 

S-- 

£1.18.4 

9.18.4 

James  Crumble  Lieu' 

5-8     . 

I.1S.4 

7.    6.4 

Robert  Fletcher  Ensign 

4- 

I. 18.4 

5.18.4 

Dan'  Goodenough  private 

6- 

I. 18.4 

7.1S.4 

Jonah  Herington 

6 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

James  Newell 

6 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

John  Steel 

6 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Dan'  Severance 

6 

I.1S.4 

7.18.4 

Benjamin  Carlton 

6 

I. .8.4 

7.18.4 

Jon''  Ingals 

6 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Caleb  Paige 

6 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

Samuel  Chaplain 

6 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Joseph  Kidder 

6 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Gideon  Powers 

6 

I.1S.4 

7.18.4 

Ebenezer  Severance 

6 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

Caleb  Maynard 

6 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

Supply  VVillson 

6.0.0 

r.18.4 

7.18.4 

Jason  Hemingway 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7,18.4 

Hugh  Dunlap 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Joseph  Wright 

6.0.0 

I. .8.4 

7.18.4 

Benj"  Cutter 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Dan'  Emery  Jun' 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

John  Little 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Alpheus  Brigham 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

Abel  Easterbrook 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Amos  Knight 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

John  Whitney 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

Stephen  Twitchel 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

John  Swan 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

Willard  Hunt 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Moses  Kenny 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

Thomas  Adams 

6.0.0 

I..8.4 

7.18.4 

Eli  Adams 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

James  Moore 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

John  Knowlton 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

Amos  Skinner 

6.0.0 

I.1S.4 

7.18.4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


421 


Errors  excepted  Enoch  Hale 


NAMES 

I  Mo  pay  to  Ofliters 
&  bounty  to  Soldiers 

Travel  230  Miles 

@2d 

Amount 

Sam'  Ave  ret 

6.0.0 

I.1S.4 

7.18.4 

Francis  Town 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.1S.4 

Nath'  Thomas 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.1S.4 

Caleb  Houston 

0.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Solomon  Rand 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Lemuel  Page 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Jonathan  Ball 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

James  Wood 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Nehemiah  Town 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Jolin  Paige 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Thomas  Kidder 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Ozias  Palmer 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Jonas  Dutton 

6.0.0 

I. .8.4 

7.18.4 

John  Brown 

6.0.0 

1.1S.4 

7.18.4 

Stephen  Peirce 

6.0.0 

1.1S.4 

7.18.4 

Isaac  Appleton 

6.0.0 

I. ,18.4 

7.18.4 

John  Cutter 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Ephraim  Adams 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Jon"  Kcnney 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Nath'  Stone 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Robert  Smith 

6.0.0 

1.1S.4 

7.18.4 

Benjamin  Adams 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Richardson  Emery 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

Nathaniel  Holmes 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Dan'  Cunningliam 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Thomas  Tvlorrison 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.18.4 

Benjamin  JMitchel 

6.0.0 

I. 18.4 

7.1S.4 

W™  Keene 

6.0.0 

1.18.4 

7.18.4 

William  Milliken 

6.0.0 

1.1S.4 

7.18.4 

Richard  Thompson 

6.0.0 

I. .8.4 

7.18.4 

£378.-- 

126.10.0 

£531.18.0 

To  raising  mustering  paying  &  giving  Marching 

Order  to  Above  Company  15  Days  la)  6s 
Horse  hire  &  other  expences  to  No  4  &c 


4.10 
3-  9 


,529.17.0 


Note  6:3.0  of  the  Charges  was  for  mustering  &   paying  Cap'  Parkers 
Company  in  Col°  Wymans  Regm' 


422 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


State  of  Newhampshire  Hillsborough  ss 
September  177^  pursuant  to  the  Order  of  the  Council  &  Assembly  I 
have  Musterd  &   paid  The  Officers  &  Soldiers   made    up  in  the  within 
Roll  they  being  all  able  bodied  effective  men 

sign"^  Enoch  Hale  Muster  &  paymaster 

[Lieut.   Crombie  was  of  Rindge,   Ensign   Fletcher  of  Temple. — 
Ed.] 


\_Captain  yohn  House's  Co.'\ 

Muster  Roll  of  Cap*  John  Houses  Company  in  Col' Baldwins  Regiment.  We 
the  Subscribers  Officers  &  Soldiers  do  acknowledge  that  we  have  received  of 
Benj'>  Bellows  jun''  Esq''  one  of  the  paymasters  of  Said  Regiment  the  Several  Sums 
prefixed  to  our  Names 


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John  House 

Captain 

Hanover 

8.0. 

287 

2.    7 

.10 

ID.    7.10 

James  Gould 

Lieut' 

Cockerm'*» 

5.8 

308 

2. II 

•  4 

7.19 

•  4 

Benjamin  Hickcox 

Do 

Campton 

5.8 

326 

2.14 

•  4 

8.  2 

4 

Thomas  Blake 

Serg' 

Hanover 

6 

284 

2.    7 

4 

8.  7 

•  4 

Charles  Mann 

Private 

Chester 

6 

253 

2.    2 

.  2 

8.  2 

.  2 

Jonathan  Conant 

Do 

Do 

6 

253 

2.    2 

2 

8.  2 

2 

Daniel  Hough 

Do 

Lebanon 

6 

284 

2.    7 

•  4 

8.  7 

4 

Briant  Brown 

Do 

Cornish 

6 

266 

2.    4 

4 

8.  4 

•  4 

Nathaniel  Bartlet 

Do 

Do 

6 

D 

2.    4 

•  4 

8.  4 

4 

Deliverance  Woodward 

Do 

Do 

6 

D 

2.    4 

4 

8.  4 

4 

Moses  Brown 

Do 

Hanover 

6 

284 

2.    7 

4 

8.  7 

4 

Lemuel  Payne 

Do 

Do 

6 

D 

2.    7 

4 

8.  7 

4 

Nath'  Ruggles 

Do 

Do 

6 

D 

2.    7 

4 

8.   7 

4 

Beniah  Green 

Do 

Pomfret 

6 

D 

2.    7 

4 

8.  7 

4 

Amos  Thompson 

Do 

Plimouth 

6 

314 

2.12 

4 

8.12 

4 

Nathaniele  Messenger 

Do 

Norwich 

6 

290 

2.    8 

4 

8.  8 

4 

Gershom  Morse 

Do 

Do 

6 

291 

2.    8 

6 

8.  8 

6 

Adrian  Hatch 

Do 

Do 

6 

288 

2.    8 

8.  8 

- 

Daniel  Waterman 

Do 

Do 

6 

289 

2.    8 

2 

8.  8 

2 

Daniel  Wheeler 

Do 

Plim" 

6 

314 

2.18 

4 

8.12 

4 

David  Durgee 

3  Serg' 

Plimouth 

6 

2.12 

4 

8.12 

4 

Junia  Ingraham 

Priv 

Dorchester 

6 

2.10 

8.10 

Daniel  Fuller 

Fifer 

Hanover 

6 

2.    7 

ID 

8,   7 

10 

Jacob  Lovejoy 

Drum 

Cockerm"! 

6 

2. II 

4 

8. II 

4 

John  Slap  Junr 

Pri 

Lebanon 

6 

2.    6 

8 

8.  6 

8 

William  Dower  Junr 

D 

Do 

6 

2.    6 

6 

8.  6 

6 

Sluman  Lathrop 

2  Corpi 

Do 

6 

2.    7 

4 

8.  7 

4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


423 


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> 

0 

NAMES 

>> 

a 

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H 

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6 

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H 

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John  Dunbar 

Priv 

Harford 

6 

2.  5. 

8 

8.  5.  8 

Samuel  Woodworth 

Hanover 

6 

2.  7. 

4 

8.  7 

4 

Robert  Mason 

D 

D 

6 

2.  7. 

4 

8.   7 

4 

Jonathan  Stearns 

4  Cor. 

Do 

6 

2.  7. 

4 

8.   7 

4 

Thomas  Edy 

Pr 

D 

6 

2.  7. 

4 

S.  7 

4 

Zadock  Brown 

Do 

Do 

6 

2.  7. 

4 

8.  7 

4 

Ebenezer  Bliss 

Do 

Lebanon 

6 

2.  6. 

8 

8.  6 

8 

Samuel  Gains 

4  Ser 

N  holdern' 

6 

2.13 

8.13 

William  Humphrys 

P 

D 

6 

2.13 

8.13 

John  VVhitten 

Do 

Do 

6 

2.13 

8.13 

Jonathan  Hail 

D 

Rumney 

6 

2.13. 

8 

8.13.  8 

Aaron  Stimpson 

D 

Norwich 

6 

2.  7. 

6 

8.  7.  6 

Curtis  Cady 

Cornish 

6 

2.  4. 

8.  4    - 

Henry  Hall 

D 

Rumney 

6 

2.13. 

8 

8.13.  8 

Isaiah  Batchelder 

D 

Do 

6 

2.13. 

8 

8.13.  8 

John  Clefford 

D 

Do 

6 

2.13. 

8 

8.13.  8 

David  Perkins 

D 

Campton 

6 

2.13. 

8 

8.13.  8 

John  Watkins 

D 

Pomfret 

6 

2.  7. 

8.  7 

Ebenezer  Brewer 

D 

Cornish 

6 

2.  4. 

8.  4 

Moses  Foss 

D 

Thornton 

6 

2.15. 

8 

8.15.  8 

Joseph  Hatch 

D 

Do 

6 

2.15. 

8 

8.15.  8 

Ezekiel  Elliot 

D 

Do 

6 

2.15. 

8 

8.15.  8 

Andrew  Neele 

D 

Do 

6 

2.15. 

8 

8.15.  8 

Jabez  Church 

3  Corp 

Campton 

6 

2.13. 

8 

8.13.  8 

Carr  Chase 

P   ■ 

D 

6 

2.13. 

8 

8.13.  8 

William  Hobbart 

D 

D 

6 

2.13. 

8 

6.13.  8 

Samuel  Holmes 

I  Corpi 

D 

6 

2.13. 

8 

8.13.  8 

Asa  Hatch 

P 

Alstead 

6 

2.   I. 

4 

8.   I.  4 

Elijah  Brownson 

D 

Norwich 

6 

2.  7. 

8 

8.  7.  8 

Timothy  Bush 

2  Serg' 

D 

6 

2.  7. 

8 

8.  7-  8 

John  Hobson 

P 

D 

6 

2.  7. 

8 

8.  7.  8 

Abel  Webster 

Plimouth 

Nehemiah  Hardy 

Do 

£491.1 1. 10 

The  above  persons  are  able  bodied  &  effective  men  mustered  &  paid  by  me 

Benjamin  Bellows  jun'  Muster  Master. 


424  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[2-165]  [^Captain  Sa77iuel  McCo7ineirs  Co.~\ 

A  Muster  &  pay  Roll  of  the  bounty  &  travelling  Money  of  the  Men 
rased  muster'd  &  Paid  by  Col°  Daniel  Moor  out  of  his  Regiment  to 
March  to  New  York  agreeable  to  a  late  requisition  the  26"'  Day  of  Sep- 
tember A  D  1776 


THE  MENS  NAMES  MUSTERED. 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Travel  pay  2d 

per  Mile 

Sum  total 

Sam'  M-'Connel  Cap' 

8.0.0 

2-5 

10.  5 

Oliver  Holmes  Lieu* 

5.S.O 

2-5 

713 

James  Duncan  Ensign 

4.0.0 

2-5 

6.  5 

William  Caldwell 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Robert  Burns 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

John  Riddle 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

James  Mann 

6.0.0 

2.5 

8.  5 

Barnabas  Kane 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

John  Patten 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

John  Lane 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Nath'  Ambrose 

6.0.0 

2.S 

8-  5 

Job  Abbot 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Joshua  Tylor 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Nathaniel  Head 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8-  5 

Samuel  Piper 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Samuel  Webster 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Robert  Moore 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Silas  Wells 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Jonathan  Rowel 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Jonathan  Ladd 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Abraliam  Wells 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8-  5 

Samuel  Currier 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Issachar  King 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

John  Coleby 

6.0.0 

2-5 

8.  5 

Samuel  Stuart 

6 

2.5 

8.  5 

Ichabod  Hersee 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Ebenezer  Hacket 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Amos  Emery 

6 

2-5 

8-  5 

Ebenezer  Coston 

6 

2-5 

8.5 

John  Ray 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

John  Russ 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Enoch  Harvey 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Ephraim  Hadley 

6 

2-5 

8.5 

John  FoUensby 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Jonathan  vStuart 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Samuel  Selly 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


425 


THE  MENS  NAMES  MUSTERED 

Advance  wages 

Travel  pay  2d 

Sum  total 

&  bounty 

per  Mile 

Joseph  Coleby 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Thomas  Cram 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Joseph  Hiisc 

6 

2-5 

8.5 

David  Clough 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

James  Dickey 

6 

2-5 

8.5 

William  Anderson 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Benjamin  Rolf 

6 

2-5 

8-  5 

William  M"=Ferson 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

James  Grimes 

6 

2.5 

8.5 

James  Alexander 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

John  Huntington 

6 

2.5 

8.5 

John  Jordan 

6 

2.5 

8.  5 

Elijah  Cochran 

6 

2.5 

8.  5 

John  Gardner 

6 

2.5 

8.  5 

Daniel  McNeill 

6 

2-5 

8-  5 

Lessly  Gregg 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Thomas  IVPNeill 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

John  Gregg 

6 

2-5 

8.5 

Amos  VVhittemore 

6 

2.5 

8.  5 

Joseph  Wilkins 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Joseph  Henry 

6 

2.5 

8.  5 

Ezra  Dutton 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Asa  Diitton 

6 

2-5 

8-  5 

Ebenezer  Gardner 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Josiah  \\'oodbury 

6 

2.5 

8.  5 

Thamar  Woodard 

6 

2-5 

8-  5 

Hezekiah  Duncklee 

6 

2-5 

8-  5 

Nathaniel  Woodbury 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Nicholas  Besom 

6 

2.5 

8.  5 

Benjamin  Senter 

6 

2.5 

8.  5 

John  Wakely 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

Daniel  Hackett 

6 

2.5 

8-  5 

Ephraim  Moors 

6 

2-5 

S-  5 

Trueworthy  Ladd 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

John  Dickey 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 

David  Nichols 

6 

2-5 

8-  5 

W"  i\PMaster 

6 

2.5 

8-  5 

Hugh  Montgomery 

6 

2-5 

8-  5 

William  M'=bufiee 

6 

2-5 

?-5 
8-  5 

Robert  Hopkin 

6 

2-5 

Plomer  Wheeler 

6 

2-5 

8.  «j 

David  Foister 

6 

2-5 

8.  5 
8.  5 

Caleb  Emery 

6 

2-5 

426 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES  MUSTERED 

Advance  wages 
&  bounty 

Travel  pay  2d 
per  Mile 

Sum  total 

Robert  Richardson 
Andrew  Bunton 
Joseph  Sim  son 
Aaron  Whittemore 
Daniel  Rogers 

6 
6 
6 
6 

6 

2-5 
2-5 

2.5 

2.5 

2-5 

8.  5 

^-  5 

8.  5 
8.  5 

486.0.0 

189 -- 

£692.8.o> 

A  True  Roll  of  the  men  Mustered  &  paid  by  me 

Daniel  Moore  ISIuster  master  &  paymaster 

To  my  expences  &  charge  of  mustering  &  paying  the  men 
Contained  in  the  Above  &  foresroinsf  Roll 


5-15 


By  an  order  on  the  receiver  General 
By  ditto  in  full  this  day 


Exeter  Oct""  21^'  ^776  Errors  Excepted 
[Captain  M'^Connell  was  of  Pembroke. — Ed.] 


£698.3.0' 

693.0.0 
5-3 

£698.3.0 
P'  Daniel  Moor 


[2-169] 


^Captain  John  Houghton  s  Co.^ 


A  Roll  of  John  Houghton's  Company  in  Col°  Baldwins  Regiment,  for 
N  York  Muster'd  &  paid  by  Joseph  Hammond  Esq'  Muster  &  pay  mas- 
ter of  said  Company  Sep'  22""*  1776 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance 

wages 
&  bounty 

Travel    200 
Miles  at  2d 

Amount 

John  Houghton  Capt° 
Daniel  Ashlev  Lieut 
Waitstill  Scott  Ensign 
John  Alexander  private 
Daniel  Smith 
William  Dodge 

£8.0.0 
5.8.0 
4.0.0 
6.0.0 

6 
6 

I. 13.4 
I. 13.4 
1.13.4 
I. 13.4 
I. 13.4 
I. 13.4 

9-I3-4 

7.   1.4 

5-13-4 
7- 13-4 
7-^'3-4 
7-I3-4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


427 


MENS  NAMES 


Ebenezer  Scott  Jun'' 
Philip  Goss  Jun'' 
James  Whitney 
Nehemiah  Healy 
Joseph  Marble 
Samuel  Basset 
Nath'  Chase 
Daniel   Shearman 
Allis  Thayer 
Amariah  Curtiss 
James  Cook 
Jonathan  Kingsley 
David  Barney 
Abiel  Knop 
Barnard  Hicks 
John  Bishop 
Gideon  Burnham 
Edmund  Goodenow 
Samuel  Cobb 
Nathan  Franklin 
Jonathan  Houlton 
Caleb  Aldrich 
Ephraim  Leonard 
William  Britain 
John  Chamberlin 
Nathan  Howard 
Justus  Chapin 
Abiel  Crane 
James  Robinson 
Josiah  Hastings 
Jonathan  Farr 
Sylvan  us  Bay  ley 
David  Stone 
David  French 
Ezekiel  Powers 
Jonathan  Cresey 
Jonathan  Farwell 
Isaac  Farr 
Nathan  Thomas 
Aron  Burnham 
Jonathan  Barret 
Abner  Bliss 


Advance 

wages 

Travel    200 

Amount 

&  bounty 

Miles  at  2d 

6 

I. I  3.4 

7- '3  4 

6 

r.13.4 

7-I3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-'3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-^3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-'3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-I3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7- 13-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7- 13-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-I3-4 

6 

I. I  3.4 

7-I3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-I3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7- 13-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-:34 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-I3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-I3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-I3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-I3-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-I3-4 

6.0.0 

I. 13.4 

7-134 

6.0.0 

I. 13.4 

7-^34 

6 

1.13.4 

7-134 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-134 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-13-4 

6 

1.13.4 

7-13-4 

6 

I. I  3.4 

7-13-4 

6 

r.13.4 

7-13-4 

6 

1.13.4 

7-13-4 

6 

1.13.4 

7-134 

6 

I. 13.4 

7-13-4 

6 

1.13.4 

7-13-4 

6 

1-I3-4 

7-134 

6 

I. 13-4 

7-134 

6 

1.13.4 

7-13-4 

6 

i-»34     , 

7-13-4 

6 

I. 13.4 

7  13-4 

6 

I-I3-4     1 

7- '3-4 

6 

I-I3-4 

7-13-4 

6 

I-I3-4 

7-13-4 

6 

1.13.4 

7-134 

6 

1.13.4     ' 

7-13-4 

6 

1.13.4     ' 

7-13-4 

6 

1.13.4 

7-13-4 

428 


REVOLUTIONARY  WAR  ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES 


David  Bill 
James  Wascot 
Caleb  Ellis 
John  Dickson 
Ziba  Hall 
Samuel  Hall 
Israel  Ide 
John  Lebourvue 
Obadiah  Blake  Jun' 
James  Eddy 
Joseph  Kimball 
Samuel  Wright 
Benedic  Webster 
Penticost  Stanley 
Wright  Brown 
Joseph  Hammond  Jun'' 
Benjamin  Hammond 
Jonathan  Farr  3*^ 


Advance 
wages 

&  bounty 


6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6.0.0 

6.0.0 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 


Travel    200 
Miles  at  2d 


I. 13 
1.13 
1.13 
1. 13 
1. 13 
1. 13 
1.13, 
I.  13 
1. 13 
1. 13, 
1. 13 
I. 13, 
1. 13, 
1. 13, 
1. 13, 
1. 13, 
1. 13, 
1. 13, 


_        378--       IIO 
To  Raising  Mustering  paying  &  Giving  Marching  Orders  To 

the  Above  Company  5^  Days  fa)  6s 
To  Horsehire  &  expence 


£505 


8.0 


£508.17.0 


State  of  New  Hamp' 

Swanzey  Sept  23"'^  ^77^ 

Pursuant  to  an  Order  from  the  Hon^'^  Council  &  Assembly  I  have 
mustered  &  paid  the  Above  Company  they  being  all  able  bodied  Effect- 
ive men 

Sign*^  Joseph  Hammond  Muster  &  pay  master 

Exeter  March  20""  1777 

Examind  by  the  Committee  on  Claims 

Joseph  Oilman 

In  the  House  of  representatives  March  22"**  ^777 
The  within  Roll  was  Sworn  to  by  CoP  Joseph  Hammond 

Attest  N  Emery  C  L  D  R 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


429 


To  Cash  p*^  the  Treasurer  as  pr  Rcc' 
Bv  Cash  rec**  of  the  Treasurer 


[Captain   Houghton  was  of  Keene,  Lieut.  Ashley  of  Winchester, 
and  Col.  Joseph  Hammond  of  Swanzey. — Ed.] 


50S. 
I. 

17.0 
3 

510. 

0.0 

510. 

0.0 

Joseph 

Haminon 

d 

[2-172] 


\_Captain  Benjamin  Emery's  Co.] 


A  Roll  of  Cap'  Benj*  Emerys  Comply  in  Col°  Baldwins  Regiment 
which  was  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  New  York  Sep' 
20th  1776  as  muster'd  &  paid  by  Col°  Thomas  Stickney  Muster  master  & 
pay  master  of  said  Company 


Bounty  & 

NAMES 

Advance 
wages 

Billeting 

Amount 

Benj*  Emery  Cap' 

£8.0.0 

2.10.0 

10.10 

Joshua  Morse  Lieut 

5.8.0 

2.10 

7.18 

Aaron  Kinsman  Ensign 

4.0.0 

2.10 

6.10 

William  Clements  private 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Israel  Glines 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Samuel  Gerrish 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Ezra  Badger 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

John  Carter 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Jon*  Currier 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Simeon  Coleby 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Ephraim  Kinsman 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

William  Sticknev 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Ralph  Cross  Jun"" 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Ezekiel  Stickney 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Peter  Kimbal 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8. 10 

Sam'  Ames 

6.0.0 

2.10 

S.io 

Samuel  Courser 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

BitfleKl  Plumer 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8. TO 

Moses  Manuel 

6.0.0 

2.  10 

S.IO 

Nathaniel   Burwash 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Ebenezer  Webster 

6.0.0 

2.10 

S.IO 

Edward  Eastman 

6.0.0 

2.10 

8.10 

Andrew  Bohonan 

6.0.0 

2.10 

S.IO 

430 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


NAMES 


Simeon  Jackson 
Sargent  Morrill 
Joshua  Weeks 
Nathaniel  Pallet 
Sylvanus  Mores 
Eliphalet  Sanborn 
Ozzom  Lock 
Ebenezer  Wallice 
William  Darling 
Ezekiel  Straw 
Gideon  Gould 
Jacob  Carter 
Nath'  Kimbal 
Daniel  Murrey 
William  Godfrey 
Serjeant  Currier 
Benj'^  B  Darling 
Elias  Gould 
Samuel  Smith 
Nahum  Newton 
Joshua  Whitney 
Joseph  Patterson 
Isaac  Patterson 
Jesse  Rolfe 
James  Gibson 
Ebenezer  Kimbal 
Bruce  Walker 
Benj''  Simpson 
Noah  West 
Moses  Burbank 
Isaac  Chase 
Richard  Goodin 
Abner  Flanders 
Moses  Garland 
Stephen  Bohonen 
Joseph  Fifield 
Edward  Fitield 
Sam^  Thompson 
Solomon  Gage 
Joseph  Connor 


Bounty  & 

Advance 

wages 


6.0.0 

6.0.0 

6.0.0 

6.0.0 

6.0.0 

.0.0 

.0.0 

.0.0 

.0.0 

.0.0 

.0.0 


Billeting 


10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
2.10 
3.10 
2,10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2,10 


10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 


8.10 
8. ID 
8.10 

S.io 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
S.IO 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
8.10 
S.IO 
8.10 
8.10 
S.IO 
8.10 
8.10 
S.IO 
S.IO 
8.10 
S.IO 
S.IO 
S.IO 
S.IO 

S.IO 

S.IO 


REVOLUTIONARY  WAR  ROLLS. 


431 


NAMES 


Ralph  Cross 
Bciiiaiiiin  Elliot 


Bounty  & 

Advance 

wages 


Billeting 


2.10 
2.10 


Gordon  Hutchins  L'  Colonel 
To  my  time  &  expences  in  mustering 


&  paying  the   above  Company  &   sending  Expresses  to  the 
Several  Captains  in  my  Regmt 


8.10 
8.10 


£551.18 
2.10 


£554.  8 
4.10 


£558.18 


State  of  New^  Hampshire  Sep*  20""  1776 

The  Subscriber  being  Appointed  by  the  Council  &  Assembly  as  Mus- 
ter master  &  Paymaster  have  Mustered  the  Above  Company  &  paid  them 
as  set  down  They  being  all  Able  bodied  &  Eflective  men  &  well  Ac- 
coutred 


Exeter  2""  April  2 
Examin'd  by  the  Committee  on  Claims 

Amount  £558.18.0 — 


Sign^  Thomas  Stickney 
Joseph  Oilman 


[Captain  Emery  and  Ensign  Kinsman  were  of  Concord,  and 
Lieut.  Morse  of  Hopkinton.  Joseph  Patterson  was  severely  wounded 
at  the  battle  of  White  Plains  October  28,  1776. — Ed.]     [See  2-186.] 


432 

[2-175] 


VOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

\_Captain  yohn  Moody's  Co.'] 
Col°  Baldwins  Regiment 


A  Muster  Roll  &  pay  Roll  of  Cap' John  Moody's  Company  raised  in 
Col"  Badgers  &  part  of  Col"  Stickneys  Regiments  to  reinforce  the  Conti- 
nental Army  at  N  York  1776 


Wages  pr  month  & 

MENS  NAMES 

bounty 

Total  paid  each 

John  Moody  Captain 

8.0.0 

10.13-4 

Josiah  Sanborn  Lieu' 

5.8.0 

8-  3 

4 

Benjamin  Jackson  Ensign 

4.0.0 

6.13 

4 

Thomas  Flanders  private 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Nathaniel  Badger 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

William  Sibley 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Robert  Bryent 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Benjamin  Sinkler 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Edward  Wells 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Simeon  Smith 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Jonathan  Page 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Benj"  Atkinson 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Josiah  Emery 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

James  Cates  Jun"^ 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Enoch  Cates 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Joseph  Huse 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Gideon  Robinson 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Pearson  Smith 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

John  Mudget 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Joseph  Tasker 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

William  Lord 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Simeon  Walton 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Moses  Miles 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

William  Plaisted 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Samuel  Oilman  Jun' 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

John  Dow 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

John  Rollins 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

John  Plillyard 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Simeon  Loverin 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Samuel  Davis 

6.0.0 

S.13 

4 

Joseph  Smith 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Elisha  Hutchinson 

6.0.0 

8.13 

4 

Lemuel  Rand 

6 

8.13 

4 

Benjamin  Hutchins 

6 

S.13 

4 

Benj''  Kimball 

6 

8.13 

4 

Ephraim  Racket 

6 

8.13 

4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


433 


MENS  NAMES 

Wages  pr  month  & 
bounty 

Total  paid 

each 

Samuel  Osgood 

6 

8.13.4 

David  Bean 

6 

8 

•13-4 

Joseph  Miidget 

6 

8 

13-4 

Aaron  Hartshorn 

6 

8 

^3-4 

William  Tilton 

6 

8 

13-4 

Stephen  Wells 

6 

8 

13-4 

Nathaniel  Rollins 

6 

8 

^3-4 

Eliphalct  Rollins  Jun' 

6 

8 

13-4 

Joseph  March 

6 

8 

^3-4 

Eleazer  Bicktbrd 

6 

8 

'3-4 

W^illiam  Muzzay 

6 

8 

'3-4 

Samuel  Corlis 

6 

8 

^3-4 

Daniel  Drew 

6 

8 

^3-4 

Thomas  Baker 

6 

8 

'3-4 

Charles  Baker 

6 

8 

13-4 

James  Berry 

6 

8 

^3-4 

Robert  Hardy 

6 

8 

^3-4 

Joseph  Malcolm 

6 

8 

•3-4 

Benj"  Perkins 

6 

S 

^3-4 

Joseph  Leavitt  of  Wakefield 

6 

8 

134 

Jacob  Welch 

6 

8 

'3-4 

Joseph  Leavitt  of  Wolfborough 

6 

8 

13-4 

Levi  Hutchinson 

6 

8 

13-4 

336 

£510.14.8 

State  of  New  Hampshire  Strafford  ss 

Gilmanton  Sepf  25"^  1776 
The  above  were  mustered  &  paid 

per  Joseph  Badger  Muster  &  paymaster 

Exeter  December  23"*  ^776 

The  Committee  on  Accounts  have  examin'd  this  Roll  Amount"  to  five 
hundred  &  ten  pounds  fourteen  Shillings  &  eight  pence  Si  find  it  well 
cast  &  well  Vouch'd 

Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 

D""  The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Joseph  Badger  C^ 

1776     To   Cash    paid   the   Bounty   &   travel   expence  of  the 

w^ithin  Roll  £510.14.8 

32 


434  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

£510.14.8 
To  Mustering  &  paying  the  Company  3 


£513.14.8 
To   Cash   returned  into   the  Treasury  to  balance  this 

Ace'  as  pr  the  Treasurers  Rec*  46.  5.4 


£560.  0.0 
Contra 

By  Cash  rec*^  of  Col"  Nicholas  Oilman  400.  0.0 

By  ditto  rec"*  of  Ebenezer  Smith  Esq''  160 


£560.  0.0 


[The  foregoing  named  men  were  each  allowed  for  320  miles  travel 
at  two  pence  per  mile.  Captain  Moody  was  of  Gilmanton,  and 
Lieut.  Sanborn  of  Sanbornton. — Ed.] 


COLONEL  DAVID  OILMAN'S  REGIMENT,   1776. 

[In  answer  to  a  requisition  from  General  Washington,  the  legisla- 
ture, on  the  fourth  day  of  December,  1776,  "Voted,  That  five  hun- 
dred men  be  Draughted  from  the  several  Regiments  in  this  State  as 
soon  as  possible,  and  officered  &  sent  to  New  York."  On  the  day 
following,  the  legislature  appointed  the  field  officers  as  given  below. 
The  cause  of  this  call  was,  that  the  terms  of  service  of  the  troops  in 
garrison  at  Fort  George  and  Ticonderoga  would  expire  on  the  last 
day  of  December,  and  if  their  places  were  not  filled  those  posts 
would  fall  into  the  hands  of  General  Sir  Guy  Carleton. 

FIELD    AND    STAFF. 

Colonel,  David  Gilman,  Pembroke. 
Lt.  Col,  Thomas  Bartlett,  Nottingham. 
Major.  Peter  Coffin,  Exeter. 
Surgeon,  Joseph  Barnes,  Litchfield. 

Adjutant, Thurber. 

Quarter-Master,  Samuel  Brooks,  Jr.,  Exeter.-' 

Adjutant  Thurber  was  probably  Benjamin  Thurber,  of  Saville,  now 
Sunapee. — Ed.] 


[2-1 87]  Staff  Officers  of  Col.  David  Gibnari's  Regt. 


David  Gihnan 
The"  Bartlett 
Peter  Coffin 
Joseph  Barnes 

Tlunber 
Samuel  Brooks 


Colonel 
L'  CoP 
Major 
Surgeon 
Adjutant 
Qu  Master 


I  month's 
advance  wages 


.  CO 
.  CO 
.  CO 
.ICO 
•  ICO 
.IO..O 


Travel 


.ICO 
.ICO 
.ICO 
.ICO 
.ICO 
.ICO 


17- 
14. 

12. 

10. 

8. 
8. 


10. .0 

ICO 

10. .0 

CO 
CO 
CO 


.£70.. ICO 


Cop3'  ex^ 


Per  Josiah  Gilmaii  Jun*^ 


436 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-190] 


[  Captain  Francis  Toivne' s  Co.^ 


Cop  David  Oilman's  Regiment  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire 
in  December  1776  To  reinforce  The  Continental  Armv  in  the  State  of 
New  York  being  One  Months  advance  wages  to  the  Officers  &  Soldiers 
&  twenty  Shillings  per  Month  Over  the  Stated  wages  as  a  bounty  to  each 
Non  Commissioned  Officer  &  private  also  two  pence  a  mile  for  Travel  & 
in  Lieu  of  baggage  Waggons — 

Captain  Francis  Town's  Company 


NAMES 

Advance 

Wages 

Travel 
2d  per  Mile 

Amount 

Francis  Town  Captain 

8 

_   _ 

I.1S.4 

9.1S.4 

Samuel  Wright  Lieu* 

5- 

8  - 

I. 13.4 

7.     1.4 

Nehemiah  Houghton  2"*^  d° 

5- 

8  0 

I. 13.4 

7.     1.4 

Zadock  Wheeler  Serj* 

3- 

8 

I. 13.4 

5-  1-4 

Stephen  Parker      d" 

3- 

8 

I. 18.4 

5.  6.4 

Charles  White         d° 

3- 

8 

I. 18.4 

5.  6.4 

Micah  Reed             d" 

3- 

8 

I. 13.4 

5.  1.4 

Enoch  Stoel          Corpr' 

3- 

4 

I. 13.4 

4.17.4 

Samuel  Heaton      d" 

3- 

4 

I. 13.4 

4.17.4 

Benjamin  Hazen    d° 

3- 

4 

I. 13.4 

4.17.4 

Eldad  Spaflbrd       d° 

3- 

4 

I. 18.4 

5.  2.4 

John  Bryant      Drum"" 

3- 

4 

I. 18.4 

5.  2.4 

Ephraim  Whitcomb  Fifer 

3- 

4 

I. 18.4 

5.  2.4 

Peter  McAllister  private 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

Isaac  Adams 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

Jacob  Copeland 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

James  Taggart 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

Peter  Fletcher 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

Elijah  Mansfield 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

Joseph  Dodge  Jun^ 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

Abel  Dutton 

3 

I.1S.4 

4.1S.4 

Asa  Gibs 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.1S.4 

Asa  Perham 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

David  Sanders 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

Thaddeus  Hastings 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.1S.4 

William  White 

3 

I.1S.4 

4.18.4 

Job  Puffer 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.1S.4 

Joseph  Blanchard 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

Thomas  Adams 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

William  Priest 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18-4 

Isaac  Proctor 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.18.4 

Daniel  Adams 

3 

I. 18.4 

4.1S.4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAK    ROLLS. 


437 


NAMES 

Advance  Wages 

Travel 
zd  per  Mile 

Amount 

William  Nurse 

3 

I.1S.4 

4.1S.4 

Jonathan  VV'hiting 

3 

I. 18.4 

4 

18.4 

Edinund  Towne 

3 

1.18.4 

4 

1S.4 

Joel  Wright 

3 

I. 18.4 

4 

.8.4 

Reuben  VVellman 

3 

1.18.4 

4 

18.4 

Jonathan  Avery 

3 

1.18.4 

4 

1S.4 

Nathaniel  Thomas 

3 

1.18.4 

4 

18.4 

Philip  Alexander 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

'3-4 

David  Winchester 

3 

I. 13.4 

4 

'3-4 

Jon"  Winchester 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

13-4 

Arthur  Coney 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

13-4 

William  Carpenter 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

13-4 

David  Whitcomb 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

13-4 

John  Askins 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

'3-4 

James  Shafter 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

13-4 

Moses  Barret 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

13-4 

John  Whitcomb 

3 

I. 13.4 

4 

'3  4 

Jonas  Fairbank 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

134 

Aaron  Farr 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

13-4 

John  Reed 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

13-4 

Levi  Durant 

3 

I. 13.4 

4 

13-4 

Levi  Fairbank 

3 

1.13.4 

4 

134 

£174.12  - 

98.    0.0 

£272 

12.0 

To  raising  mustering  paying  &  Giving  marching  Orders 
To  the  Above  Company  12>  Days  'a)  6s 
To  Horse  hire  &  expences 


3-15 
3-  3 


£279.10  - 
State  of  New  Hampshire  Dec'  20"^  1776 

Pursuant  to  an  Order  of  the  Hon"*'^  Council  &  Assembly  we  have  mus- 
tered &  paid  the  Above  Company  they  being  all  able  bodied  Elective 
men 

(Sign'd)  Enoch  Hale  \    Muster  & 

Joseph   Hammond  |  paymasters 
Exeter  March  20""  1777  Examin'd  by  the  Com^"  on  Claims 

Joseph  Gilman 
In  the  House  of  representatives  March  22*^  ^777 
The  Above  Roll  was  sworn  to  Col°  Hammond  &  Col"  Hale 
Attest  N.  Emery  Cl'  D  R 


438 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


379.10 
21.10 

301.  O 

£301.    - 


The  within  Ace'  broui^ht  Over 

To  Cash  p*^  The  Treasurer  as  per  Rec' 

By  Cash  rec"*  of  the  Treasurer 

Per  Enoch  Hale 

Joseph  Hammond 

Copy  ex^  per  Josiah  Gilman  Jun'' 

[Captain  Towne  was  of  Rindge,  Lieut.  Wright  of  Swanzey,  and 
Ensign  Houghton  probably  of  Richmond. — Ed.] 


[2-193] 


\^Captain   Willimn  Walker's  Cc] 


Muster  Roll  of  42  Men  raised  out  of  the  fifth  regiment  Militia  in  the 
State  of  New  Hampshire  by  an  Order  from  Major  Gen'  Folsom  of  Dec' 
yih  iyy6  To  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  New  York  Until  the  first 
of  March  1777 


MENS    NAMES 

One  Months  Pay 

Billeting  to 
N  York 

Total  Amt  paid 

William  Walker  Cap' 

8 

2.3 

10.    2 

Ebenezer  Perry  L' 

5.8 

2.2 

7.10 

Zachariah  Richardson 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

Jacob  Whittemore 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

Randal  McDonald 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

James  Rolf 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

Samuel  Johnson 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

Jesse  Wyman 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

David  Sanderson 

3 

2.3 

5-  2 

Jonathan  Hubbard 

3 

3.2 

5-  2 

Ebenezer  Farley 

3 

2.3 

5-  2 

Samuel  Chamberlain 

3 

3.3 

5-  2 

Benjamin  Wright 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

John  Hale 

3 

2.3 

5-  2 

Amos  Eastman 

3 

3.3 

5-  2 

Isaac  Merrill 

3 

2.3 

5-  2 

Joseph  Greely 

3 

3.3 

5-  2 

Asahel  Blodget 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

William  Cummings 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

John  Lawrence 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

Jonathan  Stevens 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

John  Whitaker 

3 

2.2 

5-  2 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

439 

MENS   NAMES 

One  Months  Pay 

Billeting  to 
N  York 

Total  At 

lit  paid 

Samuel  Wood 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Jonathan  Cochran 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Jacob  Curtiss 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Roger  Dutton 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

John  Taylor 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Isaac  Curtiss 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Ebenczer  Odell 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Daniel  Barker 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Robert  B  Wilkins 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

William  Parker 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Stephen  Gould 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Jacob  Adams 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Jonathan  Hartshorn 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Abiel  Holt 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Silas  Swallow 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Phinehas  Whitney 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

James  Orr 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Solomon  Hutchinson 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Joseph  Dix 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

Joseph  Barnes  Jun' 

3 

2.2 

5- 

2 

3 

2.2 

porals   i2s 

5- 

2 

Additional  pay   to  3  Serjeants   1.4  Three  Cor 

£221. 

12.0 

I  Fifer  4^  i  Drum""  i  p*^  Cap'  Walker  per  his 

Rec'  They 

not  being  Appointed  when  Mustered 

2. 

4 

223. 

16 

These  Certify  that  this  is  a  true  Roll  of  42  Men  Mustered  &  paid 
agreeable  thereto  &  that  they  were  able  bodied  &  Effective  well  Equipt 
with  fire  Arms  &  Accoutrements  Agreable  to  Order  February  the  6"* 
1777. 

Noah  Lovewell  Muster  &  paymaster 


223. 

,16 

I 

12 

10 

12 

£226, 

.10 

2. 

,10 

440  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

D''  The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Noah  Lovewell 

1777 

Dec'  To  Cash  p*^  42  Men  as  per  Roll 

To  my  time  and  Expence  mustering  &  paying  d° 
To  my  time  to  Exteer  to  make  return  3  days — 
To  Horse  Journey  to  d"  40  Miles — 
To  my  expence — 


Ballance  due  to  the  State 

229 
Copy  ex**  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 

Contra 
1776 
Dec''  B}'  Cash  rec*^  of  the  Treasurer —  £229. 

Exeter  Feb-^  6*''  1777  The  Committee  on  Claims  having  examn''  The 
foregoing  Roll  &  Ace'  find  it  well  Vouched  &  right  Cast  The  ballance 
due  t(j  the  State  is  two  pounds  ten  Shillings 

John  Taylor  Oilman 

One  of  the  Committee  on  Claims 

Feb-""  the  7""  i777-  The  ballance  of  the  Aforegoing  Ace' Amounting 
to  two  pounds  ten  Shillings  p"^  into  the  Treasury  bv  Col"  Lovewell 

Per  E  Thompson — 

Copy  ex*^  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun'' 

[Captain  Walker  was  of  Dunstable,  and  Lieut.  Perry  probably  of 
Wilton. — Ed.] 

[2-195]  \_Captain  Walke? ,  additiofial.'\ 

Muster  Roll  of  Eighteen  Men  Raised  by  Col"  David  Hobart  of  Ply- 
mouth in  the  County  of  Orafton  and  State  of  New  Hampshire  out  of  the 
Regiment  Under  his  command  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  in  the 
State  of  New  York  to  remain  in  the  service  LTntill  the  first  day  of  March 
next  unless  sooner  discharged  Agreeable  to  his  Orders  from  the  Authority 
of  the  State 

Dated  at  Exeter  December  the  7"^  177^ 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Cap'  Walkers  Coinp>'  330  Miles  each 


441 


NAMES 


Alexander  Craig  L' 
Peter  Sleeper  Serjeant 
Henry  Snow  Corporal 
David  Brown  private 
Joseph  Tharber 
Peter  Maillorev 
Jonah  Chapman 
Solomon  Blood 
Levi  Fletcher 
William  Powers 
Isaac  Clifford 
Joseph  Wheat 
Jonathan  Crawford 
Ebenezer  Keys 
George  Kenfield 
Jeremiah  Qiiimby 
Samuel  Hodge 
Josiah  Fellows 


Time  when  Engaged 


16"*  Dec'  1776 


No   of  Miles 
Traveld  2d 


Une  Months 
Advance  pay 
Each 


5.8 

3-8 

3-4 

3 

3 

.-) 

3 

3 

3 

3 

.■) 

3 

.•> 

3 
3 
3 
3 
3 


Slim  total  of 
Cash  reed 


£106. 


This  may  Certify  that  the  men  mentioned  in  the  Above  Roll  were 
rais'd  out  of  the  Regiment  of  Militia  Under  my  Command  &  Mustered 
by  me  That  their  Rank,  Places  of  Abode  Time  when  engag'd  Time 
when  mustered  Number  of  Miles  Travel  Also  their  travelling  lixpences 
&  Advance  wages  which  was  paid  by  me  was  as  is  Exhibited  in  the 
foregoing  Roll  (Sign'd)  David  Hobart  Col° 

Plymouth  Dec'  24*''  1776 
Amount  of  the  Roll  1 06.10.0 

To  raising  mustering  &  paying  the  Above  Men  3  days  la-  6/  iS 

£107.  8 
In  Committee  on  Claims  Exeter  Nov""  18"*  i777 
This  Ace'  &  Roll  Amounting  to  One  hundred  &  Seven  pounds  eight 
shillings  is  well  Vouch'd  &  right  Cast 

Exam*"  Joseph  Oilman 

Copy  ex*^  Joseph  Oilman  Jun"^ 


[Lieut.  Craig  was  of  Rumney. — Ed.] 


442  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[2-197]  \_Part  of  Captain  Joshua  Hayward's  Co.'\ 

A  Roll  of  that  part  of  Cap*  Joshua  Hayward's  Company  in  Col°  David 
Gilmans  Regiment  raised  Dec'  16*  1776  Out  of  the  Regiment  of  Militia 
Under  my  command  by  Order  of  the  Council  &  Assembly  of  the  State 
of  New  Hampshire  to  Join  the  Army  of  the  United  States  at  New  York 
Until  the  first  day  of  March  next 


NAMES 

Advance 
wages 

Miles 
Travel 

Amount 

Total 

Benjamin  Flood  2"^  L' 

5.8 

220 

1. 16. 

8 

7.  4.  s 

David  Johnson  private 

3 

220 

1. 16. 

8 

4.16.  8 

Frederick  Keyes 

3 

240 

2 

5 

Samuel  Harper  Jun' 
Alexander  Mills" 

3 
3 

240 

232 

2 

1. 18. 

8 

4.18.  8 

Solomon  Biglow 
William  Kimball 

3 
3 

234 
232 

1. 19 
1. 18. 

8 

4.19 
4.18.  8 

William  Symes 
Ebenezer  Clark 

3 
3 

242 
241 

2  - 

2 

4 

2 

5-        4 
5-        2 

Jedediah  Rice  Serjeant 

3-8 

232 

i.iS. 

8 

5.  6.  8 

Samuel  Wood 

3 

245 

2      — 

10 

5.    O.IO 

Phineas  Page  Corporal 
Bethuel  Miller 

3-4 
3 

234 
234 

1. 19 
T.I9 

5-  3 

4.19 

Joseph  Brown 

Daniel  Ritter  Corporal 

3 

3-4 

234 
220 

1. 19 
1. 16. 

8 

4.19 
5.  0.  8 

Jonathan  Plall  Juu"" 

3 

220 

1. 16. 

8 

4.16.  8 

Joseph  Plumley 

3 

229 

1. 17. 

6 

4.17.  6 

Jonathan  Lane 

3 

253 

2.    2. 

2 

5.  2.  2 

92.  3-  8 

Cash  p*^  Cap'  Hay  ward  for  the  e> 

ctra  wag 

es  of  3  S 

erjeants 

2  Corporals  i  Drum""  &  i  Fifei 

2    -    - 

To  raising  mustering  &  paying  the 

Above 

nen 

3.14.  8 

£97.18.  4 

State  of  New  Hampshire  W^alpole  Jan''  i''  1777 

Pursuant  to  an  Order  from   the   Hon'''*  Council   &  Assembly  I   have 
muster'd  &  paid  the  Above  Company  they  being  all  able  bodied  Effective 


men 


Benj"  Bellows  Jun'  Muster  &  pay  Master 
Copy  ex"^  Per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


443 


[2-198] 


\_  Captain  yosJnta  IlayxvariVs  Co.^  in  partr\ 


State  of  New  Hampshire  Grafton  ss 

A  Pay  Roll  of  that  part  of  Cap' Joshua  Haywards  Company  in  Col** 
David  Oilman's  Regiment  rais'd  out  of  a  Regiment  of  Militia  Under  the 
Command  of  Col"  Israel  Morey  by  Order  of  the  Council  &  Assembly  of 
this  State  to  Join  the  Continental  Army  in  the  State  of  New  York  till  the 
first  day  of  March  next  We  the  Subscribers  do  Acknowledge  we  have 
received  of  Israel  Morey  Esq'' Paymaster  of  the  Corps  raised  out  of  his 
Regiment  belonging  to  Cap'  Josiiua  Haywards  Company  the  several 
sums  prefixed  to  our  Names  Billeting  per  Mile  to  New  York  &  One 
Months  advance  pay 

Time  of  Eneagement  December  20* 


Joshua  Hayward  Cap' 
Abraham  Palmer  Clerk 
Alexander  Hodg 
William  Miner 
Sam'  Parker 
Solomon  Parker 
Ephraim  Wesson 
Sam'  Lang 
Hez.  Fuller 
John  Lovering 
Job  Moulton 
Jacob  Kent 
Elisha  Warner 
Benjamin  Follit 
Giles  Follit 
John  Marston 
John  Wood  worth 
Ichabod  Sawyer 
Elias  Rise 
Jabez  Veaughn 
Ezra  Thompson 
Benjamin  Howard 
Joseph  Hews 
Abel  Skinner 
Ebenezer  Rice 
George  Moor 


Rate 

Month 

Miles 
Travel 

8 

350 

3 

330 

3 

350 

3 
3 

350 
360 

3 

350 

3 

350 

3 

350 

3 
3 
3 
3 
3 

350 
336 
360 
336 
360 

3 

330 

3 

330 

3 

330 

3 

330 

3 

330 

3 

324 

3 

324 

3 

324 

3 

324 

3 

324 

3 

324 

3 
3 

350 
336 

Billeting 


8.4 
S  - 
8.4 

8.4 
0.0 

8.4 
8.4 
8.4 
8.4 
6- 
0.0 
6- 

5 

5 

5 

5 

5 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

8.4 

6 


Sum  Total 


8.4 

5- 
8.4 

8.4 

8.4 

8.4 

8.4 

8.4 

6 

o 

6 

o 

5 

5 

=> 

5 

5 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

8.4 

6 


£156.8.8 


444 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


D'  The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Israel  Morey 

1776 
Dec'  lo""  To  the  Amount  of  the  within  Roll 

To  my  time  Horse  hire  &  expences  Mustering 

&  paying  the  within  26  Men 
To  Journey  to  Charlestown  to  meet  Col°  Bel- 
lows &  Col  Chase  to  Appoint  the  Officers 
of  a  Comp^  per  Committee's  Order  3  days 
time  155  Expences  12s  Horse  hire  155' 
To  journey  to  Exeter  to  make  return  of  men  per 
Order  of  the  Committee 


[776 


Contra 


£156.   8.8 
3    -- 

2.  2.- 

2    — 

163. 10.8 


Dec''  7**^  By  Cash  rec**  of  the  Treasurer 
Ballance  due  to  Israel  Morey 


£154.  0.0 
9.10.8 

iEi63.io.8 

Exeter  Jan^  14""  1777  The  Committee  On  Claims  having  examin'd 
the  foregoing  Ace' of  Col"  Israel  Moreys  find  it  well  Vouched  &  right 
Cast  the  ballance  due  to  him  is  Nine  pounds  ten  shillings  &  eight  pence 

(Sign'd) 


Copy  ex**  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun"" 


Josiah  Oilman  Jun'' 

in  behalf  of  the  Committee 


II2-200]  \_Captain  yoshua  Uayivard's  Co.,  hi  part. '\ 

We  whose  names  are  hereafter  subscribed  do  acknowledge  we  have 
received  of  Jonathan  Chase  the  several  Sums  Annexed  to  our  names  as 
soldiers  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  in  the  State  of  New 
York 

Cap*  Haywards  Company 


PART  OF  HAYWARD'S  CO 

Advance  pay 

Fees  Miles  276 

Amount 

Abel  Lyman  L' 

5.8 

2.    6 

7.14.0 

Simeon  Short 

3 

2.    4.2 

5.    4.2 

Nathaniel  Stafford 

3 

2.    4.2 

5.    4.2 

Benjamin  Chapman  Jun' 

3 

2.    4.2 

5.    4.2 

Job  Stevens 

3 

2.    4.2 

5.    4.2 

Sam^  Willard 

3 

2.    4 

5-  4 

Eleazer  Jackson 

3 

2.    4 

5-  4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


445 


For  I  Months 

For  travelling 

PART   OF   HAYWARD'S  CO 

Advance  pay 

Fees  Milts  276 

Amount 

John  Weld 

3 

2.    4 

5-  4 

NiitlKiniel  Dastum 

3 

2.    4 

=;• 

4 

Job  Cotton 

3 

2-    5 

5 

'J 

Robert  Scott 

3 

2-   5 

<?• 

=; 

Jeremiah  Meacham 

3 

2.    7.6 

5 

7.6 

Ezekiel  Gardner 

3 

2.    9.6 

'^. 

q.6 

Josiah  Chirk 

3 

2.    9.6 

5 

9.6 

James  How 

3 

2-   5 

S 

s 

Abiel  Willes 

3 

2.    6 

5 

6 

Luther  Lincon 

3 

2.    8 

=? 

8 

Robert  Mason 

3 

2.    8 

■^ 

8 

Riissel  Smith 

3 

2.    8 

"^ 

8 

Ezekiel  Parker 

3 

2.    8 

"^ 

8 

George  Knox 

3 

2.    7.6 

<; 

7.6 

Ezra  Perkins 

3 

2.    6 

"^ 

6 

Stephen  Colburn 

3 

2.    6 

S 

6 

Nath'  Porter  Jun' 

3 

2.    6 

"? 

.  6 

Israel  Hoit 

2 

2.10 

5 

.10 

^135 

.  1.8 

The  Above  is  a  true  Roll  of  men  Mustered  &  paid  by  me 

Jonathan  Chase  Muster  &  paymaster 
D*^  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Jonathan  Chase 

1776 
Dec'  To  paid  the  within  25  Men  One  Months  Wages  &  for 
Billeting  to  New  York 
To  my  time  &  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  Above 

men 
To  13  Days  time  Journeying  from  Cornish  to  Exeter 
®  ^s  per  day  to   make  the  within  return  &  to  get 
my  Militia  Roll  past 
To  my  Horse  Journey  140  Miles  fo)  2^ 
To  my  expences  i  2  Days  ''5  ^s 


£ 

135- 

1.8 

2. 

10 

3- 
I. 

3 

0.0 
3-4 

Exeter  Jan>'  28*  1777 

Errors  excepted  per  Jon"'  Chase 
1776 
Dec'  12  By  Cash  rec°  from  the  Treasurer 
Ballance  due  to  Jon"  Chase 


£144.15.0 

Cr 
£141.10  - 
3-  5 


£144.15- 


446 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Exeter  Jan''  28"'  1777     The  Above  Ace'  is  well  Vouched  &  I'ight  Cast 
The  ballance  due  to  Col"  Jon"  Chase  is  three  pounds  five  Shillings 

Examin'd  by  Committee  On  Claims 

Jn°  Taylor  Oilman 

Received  an  Order  on  the  Treasurer  for  the  Above  ballance  per  Jonth 
Chase 

Copy  ex*^  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 


[3-202] 


\^Captaln  Samuel  Wallingfoi'd' s  Co.] 


A  Muster  Roll  &  pay  Roll  of  Officers  &  Soldiers  paid  by  Stephen 
Evans  Raised  in  the  second  Regiment  of  Militia  in  the  State  of  New 
Hampshire  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  in  the  State  of  New  York 
or  elsewhere  Dec''  17"'  ^77^ 


Sam^  Wallingford  Cap' 

James  Nute  L' 

Ebenezer  Ricker  L' 

Moses  Hodgdon  Serj'  &  Clark 

Clement  Whervia  Serj' 

John  Foye  Serj' 

William  Peavy  Corporal 

Daniel  Straw  Corporal 

Joseph  Drown  Corpr' 

Daniel  Whitehouse  Drumm'' 

Uriah  Hanscomb  private 

Benjamin  Leathers 

Daniel  Leavitt 

Nathaniel  Perkins 

Ebenezer  Horn 

Josiah  Brown 

Samuel  Demerit 

John  Davies 

Eliphalet  York 

John  Rendal 

Thomas  Durgin 

Henry  Hill 

Ebenezer  Young 

Richard  Babb 


Advance 
wages 


8 

5.8 
5.8 
3-8 


Billeting 


2 

IS- 

2 

IS- 

2 

13- 

2 

^z- 

2 

13- 

3 

13- 

0 

13- 

n 

13- 

0 

^1>- 

't 

13- 

2 

'!>■ 

2 

n- 

2 

n- 

2 

n- 

3 

^7>- 

2 

13- 

2 

13- 

2 

13- 

2 

13- 

2 

•3- 

2 

^Z- 

2 

^-h- 

2 

^7i- 

2 

13- 

Sum  total 


REVOLUTIONAKY    WAK    ROLLS. 


447 


Advance 
wages 

Billeting 

Sum  Total 

Nathan  Foss 

3 

2.13.4 

5-I3-4 

David  Waldron 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

'3-4 

Ebenczer  Mayes 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

'3-4 

George  Gray 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

Carson  Sankey 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

'3-4 

Benjamin  Ham 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

'3-4 

John  Place 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

13-4 

John  Knovvles 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

Enoch  Hays 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

David  Davis  Jun' 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

William  Ham 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

Benjamin  Foyet 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

Samuel  Foret 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

Moses  Emerson 

3 

2.13.4 

S 

•134 

John  Twombley 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

Eben"'  Ricker  Jun' 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

•'34 

Joseph  Young  Jun' 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

•134 

Benjamin  Tate 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

•134 

March  Meeder 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

•134 

£^55 

.  9.4 

Exeter  Jan^  4"^  1777  The  v\'ithin  Roll  Amounting  to  two  Hundred 
Fifty  five  pounds  Nine  Shillings  &  four  pence  is  right  Cast  Receipts  for 
payment  of  One  Months  advance  Wages  &  Travelling  expences  were 
produced 

Examin'd  by  the  Committee  On  Claims 


Copy  ex'' 


Joseph  Oilman 

per  Joseph  Oilman  Jun"" 


448 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-204]  \_Captaifi  Joseph  Parsoiz's  Co.^  in  fart. '\ 

Muster  Roll  of  34  Men  raised  out  of  the  first  Regiment  for  the  State 
of  New  Hampshire  by  an  order  from  Major  Gen'  Folsom  of  7""  Decem- 
ber 17S6  To  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  New  York  Until  the  i"' 
of  March  next 

Time  of  Enlistment  Dec""  20""  1776 


Billeting 

MENS  NAMES 

Monthly 
Pay 

to 
New  York 

Total  Amt  pd 

Joseph  Parsons  Captain 

8 

2.10 

10.10 

Joshua  Weeks  2°''  L* 

5.8 

2.10 

7.1S 

Simeon  Towle  Serjeant 

3-8 

2.10 

5.18 

John  Odiorne  Corp' 

3-4 

2.10 

S-^\ 

Joseph  Hutch  ins  D° 

3-4 

2.10 

5-H 

Josiah  Weeks 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

John  Trickey 

3 

2,10 

5.10 

Anthony  Vincint 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Gilbert  Shaw 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Joseph  Place 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Thomas  Pinner 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Christopher  Gardner 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

David  Sherburne 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

William  Masden 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

James  Libby 

3 

2,10 

5.10 

James  Dearborn 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Isaac  Stockbridge 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Roger  Hunnuile 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

T  i  m  0 1  h  y  W^  a  t  so  n 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Samuel  Rand 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Nath'  Rand 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

William  Rand 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

William  Foss 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

John  Rand 

3 

2,10 

5.10 

David  Remmick 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Edward  Varrell 

3 

2,10 

5.10 

Eliphalet  Veazy 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Mark  Mattoon 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

James  Neill 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Benjamin   Leavitt 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

George  Rundlet 
James  Kenniston 

3 
3 

2.10 
2.10 

5.10 
5.10 

[  Those  two  men  retd   by  Colo 

(       Ijansjdon 

Josep  Walphy 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

(^  Those   two   return'd   by    Colo 

Accabrook  Compble 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

i       Sherburne 

£195.  4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  449 


Expences  &  Horse  hire  to  Exeter  for  pay- 
ment of  Billeting  &  Appointing  Officers 
of  the  Company  with  Col°  Moiilton —  i.  8.9 

Inlisting  34  Men  &c —  i  2 


£197.  4.9 

These  Certify  that  the  preceeding  Roll  of  34  Men  pass'd  Muster  & 
were  paid  otV  Agreeable  thereto  &  that  they  were  able  bodied  &  EfTect- 
ivc,  VVcll  Equipt  with  tire  arms  &c  Answerable  to  Orders 

Josh  Wentworth 

Muster  &  paymaster 

£i97-4-9 
Rec"  by  the  hand  of  Sam'  Curtiss  Esq'         iSo 


17.4.9  Due  to  Wentworth 

The  Above  Comp^  March'd  from  Exeter  24  Dec"'  1776 

By  Order  Col°  Bartlett  J  W 
Exeter  Jan^  i»'  1777 

This  Roll  Amounting  to  One  Hundred  Ninety  five  pounds  4  vShillings 
is  right  Cast  &  well  Vouch'd 

Joseph  Oilman  One  of  the  Committee 

Copy  ex*^         per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun'' 

[Capt.  Parsons  was   of  Rye,  and   Lieut.  Weeks  of  Greenland. — 
Ed.] 


[2-206]  \_Captatn  Parsons^ s  Co.^  hz  part.'] 

Muster  &  Pay  Roll  of  26  Men  raised  out  of  the  3*^  Regiment  of  New 
Hampshire  Militia  &  of  One  Months  Advance  Wages  &  Travel  to  New 
York  paid  them  by  Col°  Jonathan  Moulton  who  was  Appointed  Pay 
Master  to  said  Men  Decern'  iS'**  1776 

33 


450 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
Cap'  Parsons  Company 


Josiah  Dearborn  L* 
Simon  Sandborn  Serj' 
Jonathan  Leavit  D" 
Daniel  Smith  D° 
Josiah  Batchelder  Cor*"^ 
Jesse  Prescutt  D° 
Josiah  MoLilton  Fifer 
James  Leavitt  private 
George  Long 
Samuel  Drake 
John  Marston 
Thomas  Woodman 
John  Darling 


I  Mo 

Travel 

adv 

to 

pay 

N  York 

5-S 

2.IO 

3-« 

3.IO 

.V« 

2.  lO 

.3-8 

2.IO 

3-4 

2.IO 

3-4 

2.IO 

3-4 

3. ID 

3 

3.IO 

3 

3. ID 

3 

2.IO 

3 

2.IO 

3 

2.IO 

3 

3.IO     1 

NAMES 


Cato  Moulton 
Nathan  Greenleaf 
Thomas  Silleey 
Paul  Blake 
Daniel  Weare 
Sam^  Batchelder 
John  Sandburn 
John  Batchelder 
Paul  Long 
Tho^  Cotton  Jun'' 
Thomas  Arnold 
Benjamin  Swain 
Humphrey  Flood 


I  Mo  adv 
pay 

Travel  to 
N  York 

3 

2.10 

3 

2.10 

3 

2.10 

3 

2.IO 

3 

2.10 

3 

2.10 

3 

2.10 

3 

2.10 

3 

2.10 

3 

2.10 

3 

2.IO 

3 

2.10 

3 

2.10 

£82.4 

£65.    0 
82.    4 

£147.  4 


Pursuant  to  orders  I  have  mustered  &  paid  the  Above  men  the  several 
sums  set  against  each  of  their  names 

Jon"  Moulton  Muster  &  paymaster 

Li  Committee  on  Claims  Exeter  Jan^  33"*^  ^77^ 
This  Roll  Amounting  to  One  Hundred  forty  seven  pounds  ^s  is  well 
Vouch'd  &  right  Cast 

Examin'd  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun"" 

D""  The  State  of  Nev^  Hampshire  to  Jonathan  Moulton  C' 

To  p'^    36   Men   I    M°  Adv"  By    Cash    rec**    out    of    the 

Wages  &  travel  as  Above     147.4         Treasury  £145.0 

To    ni}'   time    &    expence    in  4.4 

raising  mustering  &  paying 
oft' said  men  &c  2 


149.4  £149.4 

Exeter  Jan^  22"^  1778 

Rec*^  an  Order  on  the  Treasurer  for  four  pounds  four  Shillings  in  full 

Jon*  Moulton 
Copy  ex^         per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun'' — 


KKVOLUTIONARY    WAK    ROLLS. 


451 


[2-207]  S^Captain  Datiiel  Gordofi's  Co.^  in  part. ^ 

Muster  &  Pay  Roll  of  Men  in  Cap'  Daniel  Goidcns  Co  Col" David  Gil- 
mans  Regiment  lais'd  out  of  the  Regm'  Commanded  by  Col"  Nicholas 
Oilman  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  New  York  &  mustered  & 
paid  by  Said  Nicholas  Gilman 


I  Months 

Travel  to 

Whole 

MENS    NAMES 

wages  paid 

N  York 

Amount 

James  Moody  private 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

James  Prince 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

John  M'^Crellis 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Nathaniel  Batchelder 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Asa  Marsten 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Isaac  Shepard 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Edward  Prescut 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Nicholas  Smith  J"" 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Jonathan  Thing 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Nath'  Rollings 

3 

2   10 

5.10 

Elijah  Rollings 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Moses  Roberts 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Simon  Gilman 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

John  Folsom 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Joseph  Neal 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Reuben  Morgin 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Samuel  Burleigh 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

William  Blake 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Zebulon  Norris 

3 

2.IO 

5.1c 

David  Norris 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Ephraim  Batchelder 

3 

2.10 

S.IC 

Samuel  Daniels 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Nicholas  Leathers 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Solomon  Hayes 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Daniel  Foye 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Abraham  Brown 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Job  Sherburne 

3 

2.IO 

5.IC 

Samuel  Lawrence 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Josiah  Kelly 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

John  Tucker 

3 

2.10 

5.IC 

Jacob  Smith 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Jonathan  Thurstin 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Paul  Blake 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Bart  Gale 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Joseph  Bartlet 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

David  Fogg 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

452 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS    NAMES 

I  Months 
wages  paid 

Travel  to 
N  York 

Whole 
Amount 

John  Prescott 
James  Wadleigh 

3 
3 

2.IO 
2.IO 

5.10 
5.10 

Moses  Jewit 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

Samuel  Moody 

3 

3.IO 

5.10 

Samuel  Smith 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

Levi  Pickering 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

paid  Cap'  Goiden  per  Rec* 

JCio.io 

Time  &  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  m 

en 

2 

£243.10 

Copy  ex*^         per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 


[2-208] 


\_Captain  Gordon'' s  Co.,  in  'part.~\ 


A  Muster  &  Pay  Roll  of  the  men  raised  &  mustered  in  the  seventh 
Regiment  the  16"^  &  17"*  of  December  177^  ^<^  ^^  under  the  command  of 
CoP  David  Oilman  to  recruit  the  American  Army  till  the  first  of  March 
1777— 

Cap'  Gordens  Company 


MENS   NAMES 

Wages 

Expenses 

Sum  total 

Samuel  Kelly  Lieu' 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

David  Qiiinby  Lieu' 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Zach  Woodbury  Serj' 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Levi  Colby 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Caleb  Chase 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Philip  Fowler  Drum"" 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Richard  Griffin 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Aaron  Quinby 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Nathan  Gile 

3 

2. TO 

5.10 

Peter  Harriman 

3 

2.  10 

5.10 

John  Jefters  Jun'' 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Moses  Knight 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Thomas  French 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Caleb  Knight 

3 

2.10 

5.10         . 

Jere  Foster 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


453 


MENS  NAMES 

Advance 
Wages 

Travelling 
Expenses 

Sum  Total 

Silas  Wheeler 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

Phinehas  Clough 

3 

2. ID 

5.10 

David  Busscll 

3 

2. ID 

5.10 

Thomas  VVadlev 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

Isaac  Stevens  Corp' 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

Joshua  Eastman  Corporal 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

William  Richardson 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

Josluia  Baylcy 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

Timothy  Heath 

3 

2. ID 

5.10 

Richard  Hoyt 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

Abraham  Sanborn  Jim"' 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

William  Gregg 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

Joseph  Woodman 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

James  Russell 

3 

2.10 

5.10 

Richard  Fitz 

3 

2.IO 

5.10 

William  Shaw 

3 

3.IO 

5.10 

£170.10  Amount 

Pursuant  to  Orders  from  the  General  Assembly  to  me  I  have  Mustered 
the  Above  named  persons  they  being  good  able  bodied  Effective  men  & 
have  p^  them  the  Sums  set  Against  their  respective  names 

Per  Josiah  Bartlett 


D""  The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Josiah  Bartlett — 

To  mustering  &  paying  the  within  Company 
To  Cash  paid  the  men  as  advance  wages 
To  ditto  p*^  for  travelling  expence 


p"^  The  Treasurer  as  per  Receipt 


1776 


Sup-  C^ 


Dec"'  13'*^  By  Cash  received  of  the  treasurer — 

Erroi's  Excepted 

Copy  ex"^         per  Josiah  Gilman  Jun'' 


£1.16.0 
93.  0.0 
77.10.0 

£172.  6.0 
7.14 

£iSo.  0.0 


£iSo.  0.0 
Per  Josiah  Bartlet 


454 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-210] 


\_Captai?t  Benjamin  Sias's  Co.^  in  part.'] 


A  Roll  of  Cap' Benjamin  Sias's  Company  in  CoP  David  Gilmans  Reg- 
iment destin'd  for  New  York  as  mustered  &  paid  by  Col°  Tho^  Stickney 
Mustermaster  &  paymaster  of  said  Company 


NAMES 

Adv  Wages 

Billiting 

Sum  total 

Benj''  Sias  Cap* 

8.0 

2.10 

lo.rc 

John  A'PClary  J'  U 

5.8 

2.10 

7.1S 

Philbrick  Bradley 

3 

2.10 

5.1C 

Stephen  Sutton 

3 

2.10 

5.1C 

Peter  Blanchard 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

Amos  Abbot  Jun'' 

3 

2.10 

S.ic 

Richard  Flood 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

William  Bartin 

3 

2.10 

5.1C 

Wadley  Cram 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

Isaac  Davis 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

James  Uran 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

Daniel  Carter 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

Simeon  Sanborn 

3 

2.10 

51C 

John  Rovven 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

Daniel  Felch 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

Theophilus  Blake 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

Ebenezer  Bean 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

Moses  Noyes 

3 

2.10 

5-tc 

David  Norris 

3 

2.10 

51C 

Henry  M'^Crellis 

3 

2.10 

5-ic 

Stephen  Eastman 

3 

2.10 

5-if 

Ezekiel  Hadley 

3 

2.10 

5-i( 

Zachariah  Storer 

3 

2.10 

5.U 

Joseph  Storer 

3 

2.10 

5-i( 

Thomas  Storer 

3 

2.10 

5-i( 

Benj"  Currier 

3 

2.10 

5-i( 

Levi   Harriman 

3 

2.10 

5-if 

Edmund  Sawyer 

3 

2.10 

5-i< 

Jonathan  Foster 

3 

2.10 

5.i( 

James  Towle 

3 

2.10 

5-i< 

William  Forest 

3 

2.10 

5-i< 

Charles  Sias 

3 

2.10 

5-i< 

Samuel  Murdough 

3 

2.10 

5i< 

£iS8.iJ 

My  time  &  expence  in  mustering  &  payii 

ig  the  abo\ 

e  Corn- 

pany  &c  &  returning  this  Roll — 

3-1' 

£192. i( 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


455 


State  of  New  Hanipshiic  Concord  1776  Dec' 

Having  been  Appointed  by  the  Council  &  Assembly  of  said  State  a 
muster  master  &  paymaster  of  the  advance  wages  &  Billeting  of  the  men 
raised  in  my  Regiment  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  in  the  State  of 
New  York  I  have  mustered  the  Above  persons  &  found  them  all  able 
bodied  Eftective  men  &  well  Accoutred  &  have  paid  them  as  above 

Sign'd  Tho'  Stickney  Col° 
1777  Alarcli  iS"' 

Examin'd  by  the  Committee  on  Claims 

Amount  One  hundred  Ninety  two  pounds  ten  Shillings 

Joseph  Oilman 
Copy  e\^         per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 

[Captain  Sias  was  of  Canterbury. — Ed.] 


[2-21 i] 


\_Captain  Bcnja7nln  Sias's  Co.,  171  part. '\ 


A  Muster  Roll  &  pay  Roll  of  the  men  raised  in   Col°  Joseph  Badgers 
Regm'  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  New  York 

Cap'  Sias's  Comp^ 


I  months  pay 

MENS   NAMES 

to  Officers  & 

Travelling 

Total 

men 

money 

John  Kimball  L' 

5.8 

2.13.4 

8.   1.4 

Jonathan  Smith  private 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

Thomas  Dockum 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

13-4 

Jonathan  Morrison 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

John  Johnson 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

^^•4 

Moses  Oilman 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

Ichabod  Swain 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

13-4 

John  Ladd 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

13-4 

Josiah  Ladd 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

13-4 

Jonas  Carter 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

13-4 

Adam  Brown 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

13-4 

Daniel  Ames  Jun'' 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

13-4 

Henry  Tibbets 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

134 

Job  Haskel 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

'3-4 

Robert  Tibbets 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

13-4 

Samuel  Thurston 

3 

2.13.4 

_  5 

13-4 

Serjeant  Currier 

3 

2.13.4 

5 

13-4 

456 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES 

I  months  pay 

to  Officers  & 

men 

Travelling 
money 

Total 

Joseph  Sanborn 
Daniel  Bickford 
Joseph  Berry 
John  Bickford 
William  Eastman 

3 
3 
3 
3 
3 

2.13.4 
2.13.4 
2.13.4 
2.13.4 
2.13.4 

5-I3-4 
5-I3-4 
5-I3-4 
5-I3-4 
5-I3-4 

£127.  1.4 

December  23'^  ^77^ 
The  Above  men  were  muster'd  &  paid  by — 

Ebenezer  Smith  Muster  master  &  paymaster 
N  B  W'"  Eastman  never  Joined  the  Company 

This  Roll  Amounting  to  One  hundred  &   twenty  seven   pounds  One 
Shilling  &  four  pence  is  right  Cast  &  well  Vouched 

Examined 

Joseph  Oilman 
One  of  the  Committee  on  Ace** 
Copy  ex*^         Josiah  Oilman  Jun'' 


[2-213]  \^Captahi  Samuel  McConneWs  Co.,  in  part.'] 

Muster  and  Pay  Roll  of  men  in  Cap'  Sam'  M'^Connels  Company  Col" 
David  Gilmans  Regiment  raised  out  of  the  Regiment  commanded  by 
Col"  John  Webster  to  Reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  New  York  & 
Mustered  &  paid  by  said  CoP  Webster     Mustered  Dec'  1776. 


MENS  NAMES 

I  Months  wages 
paid 

Travel  to  New 
York 

Whole  amount 

Ezekiel  Worthen  L' 

5-« 

2.8 

7.16 

Ichabod  Robie  Serj' 

3-S 

2.8 

5.16 

John  Clark  Corporal 

3-4 

2.8 

5.12 

Timothv  Jewel  private 

3 

2.8 

s-  s 

Abraham  Brown 

3 

2.8 

5-  8 

Josiah  Forsith 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

Paul  Eaton 

n 

2.8 

5.  S 

Amos  Knowles 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


457 


MENS  NAMES 


John  Clay 
David  Uiulerhill 
Isaac  Blasdcl 
Nathaniel  Blasdel 
Eliphalet  Gorden 
Peter  Severans 
Daniel  Moody 
Dearbean  Heath 


I  Months  wages 

Travel  to  New 

paid 

York 

3 

2.8 

3 

2.8 

3 

2.8 

3 

2.8 

3 

2.8 

3 

2.8 

3 

2.8 

3 

2.8 

Whole  amount 


£89.  8 


D'     The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  John  Webster 

To  Cash  paid  16  Men  as  Above —  £89.  8.0 

To  my  time  &  e.xpence  mustering  &  paying  the  Above  men —         i.  8 


By  Cash  rec^  of  the  Treasurer  by  J  Blanchard  Esq'' 
Ballance  due  to  J  Webster 


Errors  excepted 

In  Committee  of  Claims  June  11"'  1777 
Examin'd  &  found  well  Vouch'd  &  right  Cast 

Copy  ex**         pel-  Josiah  Oilman  Jun'' 


£90.16 

87.  0.0 
3.16 

90.16 
John  Webster 


Joseph  Oilman 


[2-214] 


\_Lleut.  ya?fies  Hopkins's  men  in  8th  Co.'\ 

Londonderry  December  17"'  ^77^ 


State  of  New  Hampshire 

We  the  subscribers  Officers  &  Soldiers  in  Cap'  Sam'  M'^Connels  Com- 
pany and  in  Col"  David  Oilmans  Regiment  now  raising  for  the  Conti- 
nental service  Until  the  first  of  next  march  do  Acknowledge  to  have 
received  from  John  Pinkerton  Muster  master  &  paymaster  for  the  propor- 
tion of  said  Company  that  is  Raised  in  Col  Thorntons  Regiment  the  sev- 
eral sums  Annexed  to  our  Names  it  being  One  Months  wages  Advance 
&  Billeting  moncv  to  carry  us  to  New  York  as  witness  our  hands — 


458 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS, 
Travel  288  Miles 


The  foregoing  is  a  true  Roll 


Advance  Wages 

Billeting 

Amount 

James  Hopkins  Lieu' 

5.8 

2.8 

7.16 

Thomas  M'^Clary 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

William  Lyons 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

Corp'  Hugh  Watt 

3-4 

2.8 

5.12 

Moses  Watt 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

Serj' Jonathan  Wallace 

3.8 

3.8 

5.16 

Jesse  Jones 

3 

3.8 

5.  8 

James  Nesmith 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

Arthur  Nesmith 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

John  Todd 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

Benjamin  Nesmith 

3 

2.8 

5.8 

James  Hobbs 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

Nathan  Whiting 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

Benj''  Robinson  X  his  mark 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

David  Marshall 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

William  Biuroughs 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

James  Oilman 

n 
0 

2.8 

5.  8 

John  Kinkead 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

Alexander  Morion 

3 

2.8 

5.  8 

£105.12.0 

D' 


Per  John  Pinkerton  Muster  &  paymaster 
The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  John  Pinkerton  C"" 


1776 
Dec''  To  p'd    19  Men  One 
Months  wages  &  for 
billeting    to     New 
York  105.12 

To  time  &  expence  & 
paying  the  Above 
men  &  making  re- 
turn per  Order  3 


1776 
Dec''  By  Cash  rec*^  of  Jon° 
Blanchard     Esq' 
per  Rec' 
Ballance   due  to  Jn° 
Pinkerton 


99.  0.0 
9.12 


Errors  excepted 


jEioS.12 


£108.12 
per  John  Pinkerton 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


459 


Exeter  Jan''  i6"'  1777 
The  foregoiiiEj  account  of  Major  John   Finkertons  is  well  Vouched  & 
right  Cast  examin'd  by  Committee  on  Claims 

Jn°  Taylor  Oilman 
In  behalf  of  the  Committee 
Copy  ex'^         per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun"' 

[2-2 It;]         \_Anot/ier  Detac/ifncfil  in  the  same  Regiment .'\ 

A  Muster  &  pa}'  Roll  of  the  men  raised  mustered  by  Col°  Daniel  Moor 
Out  of  his  Regiment  to  March  to  New  York  Agreeable  to  a  late  requisi- 
tion the  19"'  Day  of  Dec^  ^776 


THE  MENS  NAMES  MUSTERED 

Travel  pay 

Advance  wages 

Total 

John  Eaton  Serjeant 

2-5 

3-8 

5-13 

Thomas  Mathes 

2.5 

3 

5 

5 

Theophilus  Gooding 

2-5 

3 

5 

5 

John  Hillery 

2-5 

3 

5 

5 

John  Ross 

2-5 

3 

5 

5 

Richard  Batter 

2-5 

3 

5 

5 

Andrew  Cressey 

2-5 

3 

5 

5 

Sam'  Chamberlain 

2-5 

3 

5 

5 

Daniel  Cram 

2-5 

3 

5 

5 

Aron  Putnam 

2-5 

3 

5 

5 

Jacob  Stevens 

2-5 

3„ 

5 

5 

John  Butterfield  Serj» 

2-5 

3-8 

5 

13 

Paul  Dustin 

3 

2-5 

5 

5 

Sam'  Caldwell 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

John  M-^Millen 

3 

2-5 

5 

5 

Thomas  Colburn 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

Moses  Hacket 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

Timothy  Martin 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

Nathaniel  Baker 

3 

2-5 

5 

5 

W'"  Karr  Corporal 

3-4 

2.9 

5 

9 

Asa  Bixby 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

Jesse  Martin 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

Stephen  Tuttle  Corporal 

3-4 

2.5 

5 

•  5 

Daniel  Pearson 

3 

2-5 

5 

•  5 

Samuel  Page 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

Benjamin  Whittemore 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

Hugh  Mathes 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

John  Morgin 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

Jonathan  Patten 

3 

2-5 

5 

5 

Timothy  Knox 

3 

2.5 

5 

5 

Peter  Oilman 

3 

2-5 

5 

5 

£163 

.19.0 

460  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

A  true  Roll  of  the  men  I  mustered  &  paid 

Per  me  Daniel  Moor  Col"  Muster  master  &  paymaster 

Examin'd  October  1777  &  found  right  Cast  &  well  vouched, 

J  Oilman 

The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Daniel  Moor     D' 
1776 
Dec''  To  advance  Wages  p"^  to  thirty  one  men   &  milage  as  per 

the  within  Roll  &  receipts  163.19 

To  2  Days  mustering  &  paying  said  men  i.  4 

To  expences  paid  two  days  .12 

To  make  return  to  Exeter  to  settle  the  within  Roll  three 

days 
Horsehire  38  Miles  at  8'* 
Expences 
By  Cash  p*^  the  Treasurer  as  Per  Rec' 

1778 
Nov  14"^  To  Cash  p*^  Treasurer  as  Per  Rec' 


To  Cash  p**  N  Oilman  Treasurer  Per  Receipt 
Copy  ex*^ 

o 

By  Cash  rec'd  from  the  Treasurer 
Nov'  14*  1778     Errors  excepted 

Examind         Per  Tho^  Odiorne 

[This  regiment  was  discharged  March  15,  1777. — Ed.] 


I . 

16 

I. 

I. 

15- 

5-4 
4 
10 

185. 
5- 

10.4 
7.8 

ceipt 

190. 
2. 

18.0 
2 

193- 

0.0 

Per  Josiah  Oili 

Tian  Jun"' 

£193- 

0 

Per  Daniel  Mo 

or 

[2-317]    S^Accounts  of  Mustering  Officers^   Col.   Gibfian's  Regimeni.'\ 
Dr     The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Enoch  Hale 

Decem""  To  Cash  paid  that  part  of  Cap'  Francis  Townes  Comp^^  in 
Col"  David  Oilmans  Regiment  for  New  York  which  was  raised  out 
of  my  Regiment  of  Militia  Viz 

Cap'  Towne  One  Months  wages  &  Billeting  £9.18.4 

2  Serjeants  (a)  5.6.4  Each  10.12.8 


£ 

,63. 
I. 

14. 
16. 

8 
0 

I. 

4 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  46 1 

3  Corporals  Drummer  &c  fa)  5.2.4  ^'S-   7-0 

'26  Privates 'a  4.18.4  '  .  127. 16. 8 


To  mustering  &  paying  the  above  Men  6  Days  la  6s 
To  Horse  hire  &  expences 

£166.14.8 
1776  Cr 

Decern''  By  Cash  rec'd  (not  sign'd) 

The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Benjamin  Bellows      D"" 
Ocf""  1776  To  a  Horse  killed  going  Express  to  Gen'  Gates  at 

Ticonderoga  when  our  Fleet  was  defeated  on  the  Lake  £20.  0.0 

Errors  excepted  Per  Benj*  Bellows 

The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Benjamin  Bellows     Dr 
Jan^  1777  To  a   Man  &  two  Horses  &  a  Sleigh  to  Carry  the 

Packs  of  Eighteen  men  One  Hundred  and  fifty  miles  out  12.  0.0 

Errors  Excepted  Per  Benjamin  Bellows 

Received  an  Order  on  the  Treasury  for  both  the  above  Acct' 
December  4"^  1776.  Benja  Bellows 

The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  David  Oilman     Dr 
To  a  man,  horsehire  &  expences  from   Pembroke  to  Exeter  for 

the  Appointment  of  a  Surgeon  for  his  Regiment  30 

£1.10 


£1.10.0 
David  Oilman 
July  10'''  1777     Allowed  &  Oder  Given  for  payment — 

Copy  ex'd         Per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 


[2-21S] 

D""     The  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Stephen  Evans 

1776  Dec""  17"^  To  paid  Cap'  Samuel  Wallingford  &  the  Officers  &  Sol- 
diers in  his  Company  in  the  whole  including  Officers,  43  men 
Per  Receipt  &  Muster  Roll  &  Pay  Roll  rendered  -£255.  9.4 

Mustering  paying  marching  the  Above  Company  My  time 

&  expending  expence  in  the  same  4.   6 

£259.15.4 

252.13 

Dov'  December  27,  1776  

Errors  excepted  Per  Stephen  Evans  Balance  due         7.   2.7 

2 .     3         Orereh 

Jany  4*''  1777  

4.19.4 
Examin'd  by  the  Committee  and  found  right  Cast       Joseph  Gilman 


462  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

1776  Cr 

Decem''  12""  By  Cash  Per  Receipt  Out  of  the  Treasury  £252.13.0 

By  Over  Charge  for  mustering  &c  2.  3 

ex'd         Per  Josiah  Gihnan  Jun'' 

The  state  of  New  Hampshire  to  Benj*  Bellows  Jun'  Esq'     D' 

To  expences  in  raising  &  mustering  a  part  of  Cap'  Howards 
Company  in  Col°  Gilmans  Regiment  Six  days  rg  six  shillings 
per  Day  JE1.16.0 

The  expense  6  Days  at  2s8  0.16  - 

A  Horse  5  Days  at  35  15 

Expense  for  Horse  at  154**  per  Day  7.8 

Total     £3.14.5 

Jany  i^'  i777  Errors  excepted  Per 

ex'd  Per  Josiah  Gilman  Jun'  Benjamin  Bellows  Jun' 

Exeter  May  th  6'"  1777 

State  of  New  Hampshire  to  Joshua  Haywood    D' 

To  Horsehire  from  my  house  to  Exeter  to  make   up   the   pay 

Rolls  &  Get  the  Money  for  my  men  130  Miles  (a)  3"  per  mile        1.12.8 
To  10  Days  of  myself  &  expences  for  ditto  ^  S^  4 


5.13.8 
Errors  excepted         Per  Joshua  Haywood 
Copy  ex^         Per  Josiah  Gilman  Jun' 


MISCELLANEOUS    DOCUMENTS,    1776. 


[3-271] 


\_Captain  yercniiah  Eatnes's  Co.^   Order. '\ 


Northumberland  October  12  :  1776 — 

Col'  Nicholas  Gilnian  Treasure  for  the  State  of  Nevv-hampshire 

Please  to  Pay  to  Cap'  Jeremiah  Eames  the  whole  of  the  wages  for  the 
time  of  Service  in  his  Company  as  shall  be  found  Due  on  the  Said  Cap' 
Eames's  Roll 


John  Trickey 
Jon"  Willard 
Abner  Osgood 
Samuel  Page 
John  Page 
Zebulon  Colbey 
Zechariah  Parker 
Abijah  Wright 
David  Brown 

hi> 

Ebenezer  X  Kempfield 

mark 

Moses  Page 

Edmund  Eastman 
David  Cunningham 
Alexander  Craig 
Daniel  Spalding 
Jonathan  Craford 


David  Larned 
Abel  Larned 
Abijah  Larned 
vvilliam  Patee 
James  Whiting 
Abel  Lovejoy 
John  Willoughby 
Benj  Preson 
Benj  Peglev 
Jon°  Clark" 
Jacob  Draper 
Jonah  Chaptman 
Joseph  Palmer 
Samuel  Marsh 

Edward  X  Taylor 

mark 

Gardner  Duston 


Nathan  Caswell 
Nathan  Barlow 
Gideon  Smith 
William  Curtiss 
Thomas  Blogget 
Archippus  Blogget 
Josiah  Blogget 
John  Gibson 
John  Haselton 
Caleb  marshall 
Dill  Sawyer 
william  Amy 
James  Blake 
Ward  Bailey 
Thomas  Peverly 
Benj^  Sawyer 
Abner  Barlow 


[2-273] 


\_Captam  Wetherbees  Co.,  Nov.  ^.^  Jjy6.'] 


A  Lest  of  the  Names  in  Cap'  Wetherbe  Company  In  CoP  Isaac  Wy- 
man  Rege' 

Mount  Independence  Nov  5 — 1776 

Cap'  Samuel  Wetherbe  Serj'  Ebenezer  Carpen-  Justus  Dart  Fifer 

Lieu'  Davis  Hovvlit  der  Samuel  Allen 

Lieu'  John  Kilburn  Serj'  Jolm  Duncan  John  Avory 

Ensign  Lemuel  Hubbard  Corp*'  John  Lane  David  Adams 

Serjeant  Jonathan  Will-  Cor''  Timothy  Nichols  Samuel  Adkens 

ard  Cor''  Samuel  Gunnison  Amariah  Ainsworth 

Ser'  Isaac  Griswold         Cor^  Robart  Wosley  David  Abraham 


464 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


John  Biiirough 
Timothy  Bunough 
Joel  Baley 
Jesse  Baley 
Abraham  Buel 
Martin  Beck  with 
Stephen  Bond 
Asaph  Brainard 
Benjamin  Clark 
Hezekiah  Clark 
Isaac  Clark 
James  Carell 
Timoth}'  Curtis 
Oliver  Cook 
Cleford  Chaffee 
Peter  Ewins 
Daniel  Grindle 
Constantine  gilman 
Thomas  Ousting 
Eliphaz  Kilburn 
Nathan  Huntly 
David  Hazard 
Joseph  Haywood 
John  Huntoon 
Uzel  Hurd 
Charles  Higbee 


Ashael  Johnson 
Elisha  Ousting 
Jesse  Reley 
Robart  A^Knight 
Peter  Labree 
Ebenezer  Matthews 
John  Lewis 
Peter  Lovejoy 
Elisha  Mack 
Jesse  Nott 
Eliakim  Nims 
Nathan  Hatch 
Samuel  Osgood 
Seth  Putnam 
Ebenezer  Putnam 
Joseph  Powers 
Whitcombe  Powers 
Paul  Parker 
Nathaniel  Rust 
Samuel  Raimington 
Joel  Roys 
Jonathan  Rogers 
Benjaman  Yong  Smithe 
John  Swan 
William  Stanwood 
Reuben  Spolden 


David  Stooel 

Barnabus  Sinkley 

Thomas  Scovel 

Lasel  Silsby 

Joseph  thatcher 

Benoni  Tuttel 

Garsham  Tuttel 

Aaron  wilson 

Moses  witt 

Jesse  wheeler 

David  weed 

Ezekiel  wells 

Peter  Scovel 

Moses  Gray 

James  Hall 

John  Blacke 

Hiltoon  Huntoon 

Jonathan  Heaton 

two  men  Died  at  Home 

After  Inlisted 
Roswel  Shepard 
Thomas  wilder 
three  that  Never  Join*^ 
David  Adkens 
Joshua  Gilman 
David  Hall 


85  that  was  on  the  ground — 2  dead — 3  Never  joined — 90 


[2-273] 


\_Field  Officei-s  recommended. ~\ 


Mount  Independence  November  20'^  ^77^ 

To  the  Hon^''®  Counsel  and  house  of  Representitives  for  the  State  of  New 
hampshire  Gentelmen — 

We  the  Subscribers  officers  in  the  Continental  service  Having  had  fre- 
quent Expereance  of  the  Fidelity  and  good  Conduct  of  Lieu'  Colo^  Senter 
and  Major  Stephen  Peabody  in  Colo'  Isaac  Wymans  Reg'  in  the  Conti- 
nental Service  :  Do  Recommend  them  Both  as  Proper  persons  for  field 
officers  in  the  3"*  Battalion  Raised  in  the  State  of  New  hampshier  or  the 
next  after  y®  3''  As  they  are  men  firmly  attacht  to  the  american  Cause  and 
of  undanted  Courage  steadiness  and  firmness — Understand  their  duty  as 
beComes  good  ffield  officers  We  humbly  pray  they  may  be  advanced  L* 
Colo  vSenter  to  be  a  Colo'  Major  Peabody  to  be  L'  Colo'  as  many  of  the 
old  officers  would  ingage  under  them  as  thay  are  men  we  Can  depend 
upon  for  jvidgment  and  wisdom 


rp:volutionary  war  rolls. 


465 


Isaac  Temple  adju'  to  Wvmans  Reg* — 
Thomas  Ilibbani  Adj'  to  i3cdcls  Reg' — 


William  Barron  Cap' 
Jon"  Burton  Lieu' 
John  Taggart  Ens" 
Stephen  Hoyt  Lieu' 
Enoch  (jerrish  Lieu* 
John  Bean  Ensign 
W"  Stillson  Cap"'" 
John  Drew  Capten 
Lemuel  Hubbard  Ens" 


Moses  Ham  Leiu' 

Ezekiel  morss  Ens" 

Jam'  Arnold  Captin  VVingates 

Daniel  Rand  Lieut 

John  Nesmith  Cap*° 

Daniel  APNeal  L' 

Samuel  Cherrey  Liu' 

Saml  Copps  Lut 

Robert  Peaslee  Lieu' 


[2-174]  \_Captain  Joshua  Ahbotfs  Co. — Receipt.'^ 

Mount  Independance  November  y*^  5"^  ''77^ 
We  Do  Ackowlege  we  have  Rec''  of  Cap'  Joshua  Abbot  our  wages  In 
Ful  For  the  month  of  October  1776  we  Say  Rec*^  p""  us 


Joseph  Soper  L'  o  1  v  I  xxj     .1 

Tc>    1      •      /^  lu     u     •       Samuel  X  Worthen 
Ephrami  Colb}'  Ensign 


Caleb  Stark  Lut 
Andrew  Aiken 
Philip  page 
Samuel  Pease 
Isaac  Davis 

hU 

Alexander  X  Smith 

mark 

Jotham  Young 
Moses  Abbott 

hii 

Jonathan  X  Heselton 

mark 

James  Aiken 
John  Merrill 
Samuel  Akien 
Joseph  Hull 
James  Sherburn 
William  Nelle 

hii 

Andro  X  Stone 

mark 


Jonathan  Karr 
Robert  Miller 
John  Moody  Oilman 
Samuel  Manuel 
Hezekiah  Colby 
Benjamin  Noble 

his 

Charles  X  Greenfield 

mark 
his 

Aron  X  hall 

mark 

Stephen  Hall 
John  Bayley 

his 

John  X  Crage 

mark 
bis 

Barnet  X  harve 

mark 

Beriah  Abbot 
Timothy  Hall 
Isaac  Walker 


Joseph  Gorden 
Will"'  Walker 
Amos  Burns 
Jacob  Chamberlain 
Timothy  Lunt 
Eprafaim  fisk 
Wm  Chamberlain 
Seth  Spring 
James  Johnson 
Robert  Crawford 
Charles  Emerson 
thomas  walker 
James  M'^grow 
Joseph  Blanchard 
Jonathan  Johnson 

florence  X  MColey 

mark 


34 


463  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[2-275]  \_Capiain  Abbott's  Co.,  Fort  George,  l/"/6.'] 

A   Travailing  &   Billeting  Roll   for   Cap*   Abbots   Company   in    Col' 
Starks  Regiment  Fort  George  Nov''  ye  22*  1776 


MENS   NAMES 

days  before 
Marching 

Billetting  at 
6  Pence  per  day 

No  of  Miles  @ 
I  penny  Pr  mile 

Amount 

The  Whole 
amount 

Sd 

s 

s 

Hezekiah  Colby 

10 

5-0 

75 

6. 

3 

II-  5 

Aron  Hale 

10 

5-0 

So 

6. 

8 

11.  8 

Beriah  Abbot 

12 

6.0 

75 

6. 

3 

12.  3 

Charles  Greenfield 

10 

5-0 

80 

6. 

8 

II.  8 

Rob'  Crawford 

12 

6.0 

150 

12. 

6 

18.  6 

Peter  Cairy 

15 

7-6 

75 

6. 

3 

13-  9 

Jon'  Haselton 

15 

7.6 

150 

12. 

6 

20.  0 

W™  Waldron 

15 

7.6 

150 

12. 

6 

20.  0 

Joseph  Hull 

15 

7.6 

150 

12. 

6 

20.  0 

Peter  Coffin 

15 

7.6 

150 

12. 

6 

20.  0 

Philip  Page 

15 

7.6 

150 

12. 

6 

20.  0 

Moses  Redman 

7 

3-6 

40 

3- 

4 

6.10 

John  Craig 

8 

4.0 

100 

8. 

4 

12.  4 

Sam'  Jack  man 

15 

7.6 

So 

6. 

8 

14.  2 

Sam'  Worth  en 

15 

7.6 

70 

5- 

10 

13-  4 

Phinehas  Stephens 

15 

7.6 

85 

7- 

I 

14.  7 

Moses  Abbot 

15 

7.6 

75 

6. 

3 

13-  9 

Jesse  Martin 

15 

7.6 

150 

12. 

6 

20.  0 

Florence  M-^Cally 

15 

7.6 

150 

12. 

6 

20.  0 

Tho^  Donoly 

15 

7.6 

150 

12. 

6 

20.  0 

Tho'  Coburn 

15 

7.6 

60 

5- 

0 

12.  6 

Isaac  Davis 

10 

5-0 

80 

6. 

8 

II.  8 

James  Johnson 

15 

7.6 

75 

6. 

3 

13-  9 

Joseph  Blanchard 

15 

7.6 

75 

6. 

3 

13-  9 

Isaac  Walker 

15 

7.6 

90 

7- 

6 

15.  0 

Tho'  Walker 

15 

7.6 

100 

8. 

4 

15.10 

Sam'  Aiken 

15 

7.6 

I  So 

15- 

0 

I.  2.  6 

Sam'  Aiken  Jun"" 

12 

6.0 

50 

4- 

2 

10.  2 

W"  Breton 

13 

7.6 

90 

7- 

6 

15.  0 

22.  4.  3 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


467 


[_2-2j6^  \^Captai)i  WiUiani  Stillsons  Co. — Pay  Roll. '\ 

Roll  for  One  Month's  Pay  of  Sundry  Officers  to  Soldiers  belong^  to 
Caj)'  William  Stillsons  Company,  Coll"  Isaac  Wyman's  Reg'  who  were 
in  the  Continental  Service  from  July  16""  to  Dec""  i*'  1776 — and  have  not 
Receiv"*  pay  for  the  Month  of  November — 


SB 

0 

B2 

0 

MENS  NAMES 

C^     H-t      t/) 

MENS  NAMES 

g  "H 

0 

c 

ri. 

?p  0    4) 

0 

c 

I 

[acob  Walden 

1st  r.icut 

S..8- 

20 

Jona  Eastman 

Private 

2..  — 

2 

Stephen  Iloit 
Willm  Clements 

2d  Lieut. 
Serjeant 

li: 

21 

22 

Jona  Putney 
Paul  Dustin 

Do 
Do 

2..  — 

4 

Thos  Story 

do 

2..8- 

1   ^^ 

Zaccheus  Dustin 

Do 

2..  — 

1 

Joseph  Stanley 
Abner  Colby 

Corporal 
do 

2.-4- 
2..4- 

24 

2-; 

John  Palmer 
Jona  Robie 

Do 
Do 

2.,   — 

7 

John  Brown 

do 

2..4- 

26 

Francis  Davis 

Do 

2..  — 

8 

Jacob  Flint 

do 

2..4- 

27 

Samll  Trumbull 

Do 

2..  — 

9 
10 

William  Heath 
John  Chadwick 

Private 
Do 

2.. 

2.. 

28 

2q 

Paskey  Pressey 
Jacob  Tucker 

Do 
Do 

2..  — 
2..  —  — 

II 

Thos  Putney 

Do 

2.. 

^o 

Ezekiel  Goodwin 

Do 

2..  — 

12 

Joseph  Putney 

Do 

2.. 

V 

Ebenezer  Colby 

Do 

2..  — 

13 

14 

Thos  Bickford 
Ebenezer  Eaton 

Do 
Do 

2.. 

2.. 

;^70..8..- 

11; 

Benoni  Tucker 

Do 

2..-- 

^2 

James  Mills 

Do 

2.. 

16 

17 
18 

Joseph  Hastings 
Joseph  Bickford 
Samll  Symonds 

Do 
Do 
Do 

2.. 

2.. 

£72..S  - 

19     Samll  Stocker 

Do 

2.. 

The  above  is  a  t 

rue  Roll 
Per 

Stephei 

\  Hoyt 

Hillsborough  ss 

Hopkinton  December  15  1777 

Personally  appear'd  the  within  named 
Stephen  Hoyt  and  made  Solem  oath  to  the  truth  of  this  Roll 

Before 

Joshua  Bayley  Jus*  Peac 


468 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-277]      [_Afen  in  First  N.  H.  Regi?nent^  enlisted  during  the  War^ 

1776.-] 

A  Return  of  the  Mens  Names  Inlisted  During  War  in  the  first  New 
Hamp'"  Reg'  and  the  Towns  they  went  For — 


MENS  NAMES 

Towns 

Companies 

John  Jurdan  Serj' 

New  Boston 

Colonals 

Stephen  Abbot  Drum 

Ditto 

Ditto 

John  Smith 

New  Boston 

Ditto 

John  Allen 

London  Derry 

Ditto 

David  Adams 

Gillsum 

Ditto 

Adams 

Dunstable 

Ditto 

Philimon  Duset 

Temple 

Ditto 

William  Darragh 

Windham 

Ditto 

Jonn  Millet 

Peterborough 

Ditto 

John  Clark  Fif 

Nottingham 

Ditto 

James  Moor 

Peterborough 

Ditto 

John  Matthews 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Tho^  Sanderson 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ephraim  Stephens 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Michael  Silk 

Ditto 

Ditto 

James  Seals 

Dunstable 

Ditto 

Joseph  Willson 

Linsborough 

Ditto 

John  Wallice 

Tho'  Neuman 

Bath 

L*  Col'  Gilmans  Comp^" 

Tho^  Clark 

Hannover 

Ditto 

James  Ross 

Lyme 

Ditto 

Medad  Taylor 

Hannover 

Ditto 

Edward  Evins 

Plimouth 

Ditto 

David  Sanderson 

Hollis 

Ditto 

Joel  Proctor 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Daniel  Fuller 

Hannover 

Ditto 

John  Hillsgrove  Serj' 

Temple 

Maj'  Scotts  Comp^ 

Tho'  Wheelock  Drum 

Ditto 

Aaron  Adams 

CharlestownN°4 

Ditto 

Sam'  Allen 

Ditto 

David  Broyant 

Ware 

Ditto 

John  Dorman 
Sam'  Fugart 

DunBarton 

Ditto 

Bedford 

Ditto 

Levi  Hoyt 

Popland 

Ditto 

Moses  Hutchins 

Portsmouth 

Ditto 

Sam'  Morrison 

Stoddard 

Ditto 

Jon*  M<=Cay 

Bow 

Maj""  Scotts  Comp^ 

Jethrew  Pettengill 

Epsom 

Ditto 

REVOLUTIONARY  WAR  ROLLS. 


469 


MENS  NAMES 


Jon"  Pcttinorill 
Abner  Bingliam 
Ruben  Roberts 
Abner  VV  ise 
Sam"  Wells  Scif 
Tho"  Scott     D" 
Benj"  Cotton  D° 
Tho*  Cass  Corp' 
Daniel  Kidder  fif 
John  Ash 
Ceasor  Barns 
Benj"  Brown 
Benj"  Berry 
William  Cook 
Solomon  Chapman 
John  Caldwell 
Benj''  Dow 
James  Dickey 
Joshua  Dan  ford 
Nath'  Dickey 
Richard  Drought 
Philip  Flanders 
Nath'  Graham 
Jon"  Hesselton 
John  Jimmings 
Simon  Knowls 
John  Lovering 
Moses  Lock 
Sam'  Lock 
Nath'  Molton 
Florence  M'^Caly 
John  Moor 
Andrew  M'^Litire 
John  Merrill 
Paul  M<=Cay 
William  N alley 
James  Orr 
Zadock  Reid 
John  D  Robinson 
Nath"  Randel 
Peter  Stevens 
AUex-^^  Smith 
Peter  Wells 


Towns 

Companies 

Epsom 

Maj'  Scotts  Comp" 

Marlow 

Ditto 

New  Market 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Chester 

Cap'  Morrills  Comp'' 

Stoddard 

Ditto 

Bow 

Ditto 

Epsom 

Ditto 

amharst 

Ditto 

New  Salisbury 

Ditto 

Marrimick 

Ditto 

ChiChester 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Merrimick 

Ditto 

Concord 

Ditto 

Candia 

Ditto 

North  wood 

Ditto 

Marrimick 

Ditto 

N  Salisbury 

Ditto 

Marrimick 

Ditto 

Epsom 

Ditto 

New  Salisbury 

Ditto 

Hillsborough 

Ditto 

Gilmantown 

Ditto 

Epsom 

Ditto 

Northwood 

Ditto 

Ramond 

Ditto 

Epsom 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Deartield 

Ditto 

Concord 

Ditto 

Ramond 

Ditto 

Linsborough 

Ditto 

Boscowin 

Ditto 

Nottingham 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Merrimick 

Ditto 

N  Boston 

Ditto 

Concord 

Ditto 

Nottingham 

Ditto 

Boscowin 

Ditto 

Brintwood 

Ditto 

N  Chester 

Ditto 

470 


REVOLUTIONARY  WAR  ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES 


William  Willey 
Joseph  York 
Sam'  Smith 
Josiah  Burton 
John  Bishop 
James  Rider 
John  La  pish 
Stephen  Ward 
Tho»  Willson 
Benj''  Smith 
James  Niles 
Ebenz""  Fosgood 
William  Brown 
Sam'  Allen 
Charles  Dorrety 
Lewis  Wisson 
John  Manning  Corp^ 
Elip'  Maning 
Porter  Honey 
Sam'  Hayes 
Tho^  Fuller 
David  Hunt 
Duncan  Grant 
John  Kint 
Josiah  Clark 
William  Simpson 
Benj"-  Smith 
Calven  Honey 
John  Head 
Daniel  M<=Cay 
Stephen  M'^Cay 
Tho*  Matthews 
Ichabod  Martian 
John  Douglass 
Nathan  Shade 
Jacob  Eastman 
John  Obrian 
Alex^'  M'=M esters 
David  Abraham 
John  Clark 
Bunker  Clark 
Ira  Evens 
Matthew  Greer 


Notingham 

Ditto 
Goffstown 

Gunthwaite 


Amharst 


Dunstable 

Ditto 

Ditto 
Chester 
Sandown 
Poplan 
Hamstead 
Candia 
Nottingham 

Ditto 
Linsborough 
Hollice 
London  Deny 
Derritield 
Bow 
Bedford 
Dearfield 
Loudon 
Pennecook 

Ditto 
Derrv 

Ditto 

N  Chester 
Peckersfield 

Acworth 


Companies 


Cap'  Morrills  Comp' 

Ditto 

Ditto 
Cap'  Waits  Compy 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 
Cap'  Emersons  Comp'^ 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 
Cap'  Fryes  Comp^ 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 
Cap'  Farwells  Comp^ 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


471 


MENS  NAMES 

Towns 

Companies 

John  Grout 

Cnn' 

v^iip 

James  Ilawkley 

Peterborough 

Do 

William  He  wet 

New  Ipswich 

Do 

Jon"  Kelley 

Epen 

Do 

William  Latten 

Charlestown  X°4 

Do 

Isaac  Mitchell 

Do 

Tim^  N  [torn  out] 

Do 

Simeon  Powers 

Acworth 

Do 

Nath"  Powers 

Richmond 

Do 

Abner  Powers 

Ditto 

Do 

W"  Siscow 

Croydon 

Do 

Abner  Thursten 

Exeter 

Do 

W"  Taggart 

Richmond 

Do 

Roger  Stevens 

Newport 

Do 

Sam'  Liscomb 

Charlestown 

Do 

Philip  Peters 

Do 

Elip*  Qjnimby  Serj* 

Salisbury 

Cap*  Hutchins  Comp' 

Enos  Chellis  Corp' 

Ditto 

Do 

James  Dowd 

Do 

Jacob  Flanders 

N  Boston 

Do 

Henry  Thompson 

Plastow 

Do 

Jon"  Webster 

Salisbury 

Do 

John  Cooper 

Plastow 

Do 

Stephen  Dusten — 

Wair 

Do 

Michael  Lyons 

Ditto 

Do 

Anthony  Oilman 

Charleston 

Do 

Colman  Parker 

Portsmouth 

Do 

Th"  Harvey 

Nottingham 

Do 

John  Farnum 

Hopkinton 

Do 

Sam'  Lock 

Exeter 

Do 

James  Bokis 

Salisbury 

Do 

Brads'  Mason 

Nottingham 

Do 

Tho'  Perry 

Ditto 

Do 

John  Eastman 

Plopkinton 

Do 

N  B  the  Above  Return  is  an  Exact  List  of  the  men  During  War  but 
the  towns  they  Came  for  is  very  uncertain  Jo'  Cillev  Col° 


472  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[3-27S]    \_Captain  Salter  s  Men.     Petition  for  Prize  Money. '\ 

State  of  New  Hampshire  To  the  Hon'''"  the  Council  and  House  of 
Representatives  in  General  Assembly  convened  at  Exeter  20"^  December 
1776 

The  Humble  Petition  of  us  the  Subscribers  part  of  the  late  Matross 
Company  stationd  at  Fort  Washingham  in  said  State  under  the  Com- 
mand of  Capt.  Titus  Salter  Shevveth  that  at  a  Court  Maratime  held  at 
Portsmouth  within  &  for  said  State  on  the  23**  Day  of  August  last  the 
Ship  called  Prince  George  her  Cargo  and  Appurtenances  were  condemned 
as  lawful  Prize  &  decreed  to  be  distributed  three  fourths  thereof  for  the 
Use  of  s*  State  and  the  remaining  fourth  part  for  the  Use  of  the  Officers 
and  Soldiers  belonging  to  said  Matross  Company  and  five  other  Claim- 
ants nam'd  in  said  Decree,  in  equal  Shares. — That  after  the  Capture  of 
said  Prize  Ship  and  Cargo  and  before  Condemnation  thereof  in  said 
Court,  the  whole  of  the  same  your  Petitioners  understand  were  disposed 
of  and  converted  to  the  Use  of  this  State,  whereby  they  are  deprived  of 
the  Benefit  of  their  Shares  therein  according  to  the  Sentence  of  the  Court. 
Wherefore  your  Petitioners  humbly  &  importunately  pray  that  your 
Honors  wou'd  order  the  amount  of  their  Shares  to  be  paid,  them  as  soon 
as  conveniently  may  be,  that  your  Petitioners  may  have  sometliing  to 
subsist  themselves  &  families  upon,  in  these  times  of  General  Distress. 
And  your  Petitioners  as  in  Duty  bound  will  ever  pray  &c 

Nathan  White  James  Hight  Samuel  Goodwin 

John  Varrell  William  Lowd  Thomas  Gammon 

Benjamin  Dam  Jn°  Williams  Samuel  VVaterhuse 

Amos  Beck  Daniel  Loude  William  Green 

Samuel  Cotton  Richard  Lang  Kalep  Barter 

Samuel  Slade  Hannah  gra  John  Clark 

Joseph  Brotten  Samuel  Hart  Geo.  Marshall 

Richard  Jenkins  Wi-m  Shores  Geo.  Marshall  for  Ben° 

obdir  Marshall  Mark  Lowd  Smart 

John  Shotereg  (^)  Samuel  Jones     •  Joh'"'  Underwood 

The  Com^^  of  both  Houses  having  met  on  the  within  Business  find 
they  are  unable  to  report  thereon  until  the  judgment  of  the  maritime 
Court  is  Compleat  &  would  therefore  humbly  recommend  that  a  Com" 
be  appointed  of  suitable  Persons  in  the  Town  of  Portsmouth  to  apply  to 
the  judge  in  order  that  he  ascertain  the  proper  dividends 

(I)  [Shortridge.] 


KEVOLUTIONAKY    WAH    ROLLS. 


473 


{[2-279]     \_So7nersworth    Soldiers^    ^77^-      Return  for   Abatement   of 

Taxes  J\ 


Mark  Tate 
Richard  Ycaton 
Love  Roberts 
Frances  Roberts 
Geors^e  RicUcr 
Wilabv  Goodwin 
John  Foss 


4-1  Jonathan  Young  4-1  Daniel  Grant  4-1 

4-8  Noali  Goodwin  4-1  Joshua  Grant  4-r 

4-1  Eanoch\Viiitehouse4-5  George  Rol)arts  4-1 

5-0  Andrew  Horn  4-1  Ezekiel  Ricicer  4-1 

4-1  George  Burnam  4-S  Eben""  Whitehouse      4-1 

5-3  Jeams  Burnam  4-1                                      

5-7  Samuel  Joans  4-1  4-3-8 


This  may  Certifie  the  above  is  a   List  of  the   persons   Engaged   in  the 
american  service  in  the  year  1775  and  Enlisted   for  1776   with   the  Sum 
affixt  to  each  persons  name  for  liis  province  tax  for  the  year  i775 
Som"'  Dec'  10"'  1776 

Paul  Wentworth  \ 

John  Rollins         >-  Selectmen 

Eben""  Ricker        ) 


[2-280]  \_Captain  Eames's  Scout s.'\ 

Pay  Roll  of  Captain  Jeremiah  Eames's  Scouting  Party  from  December 
2""^  1776  to  April  15"*  1777  Head  Quarters  Great  Coos 


Kate 

NAMES  &  RANK 

Entry 

discharge 

lime 

in  Ser- 

per 

Amt  Wages 

vice 

month 

M° 

days 

Jeremiah  Eames  Cap' 

Dec""  2 

April  15 

4 

H 

6£ 

26.16.0 

Abner  Osgood  Serjeant 

d" 

d-' 

4 

H 

48^ 

10.14.5 

Thomas  Peaverlv  Private 

d'' 

d° 

4 

H 

40^- 

8.18.8 

Jonatlian  Willard 

d" 

d" 

4 

H 

d« 

8. 18. 8 

John  Trickev 

d° 

d" 

4 

H 

d" 

8.18.8 

Haines  French 

d" 

d° 

4 

14 

d" 

8.18.8 

William  Amy 

d" 

d" 

4 

14 

d" 

8.18.8 

Nathan  Caswell 

d° 

d" 

4 

H 

d" 

8.18.8 

John  Gibson 

d° 

d° 

4 

14 

d" 

8. 18.8 

Dill  Sawyer 

d° 

d° 

4 

H 

d" 

8.18.8 

Abner  Barlow 

d° 

Jan^       I 

I 

0 

d° 

2.  0.0 

£110.19.9 

per  Joseph  Gilman 


Committee  of  Claims — April  29""  1777 
Exam'' 

This  is  a  true  Roll 

Jere''  Eames 
Sworn  to  before  the  Committee 


Copy  ex'^     J  Gilman 


474 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


This  Certifies  that  a  warrant  was  Issued  for  the  sum  of  one  hundred 
Ninety  seven  pounds  twelve  shillings  and  eight  pence  as  appears  by  the 
minutes  of  Committee  of  Safety 

Attest  Joseph  Pearson  D  Sec^ 


Journey  to  settle  the  Roll 


£i  10.19. 9 

8.  6.0 

£119.  5.9 


[2-281] 


[jy^//  in  Quebec  Expedition.'] 


Pay  Roll  for  Nine  men  in  Capt"  Henry  Dearborn's  Comp^  in  Col' 
Arnold's  detachment  for  Canada,  omitted  in  the  Roll  made  up  Nov  8* 
1776 


William  Johnson  Private 
Patrick  Murphy 
John  Bickford 
Abraham  Kimbal 
Benjamin  Nealy 
William  Willie 
David  Page 
Neheiniah  I.eavit 
Bracket  Leavit 


Time  of  first 
Inlistment 


1775 

April  23'' 

24 

May      8 


April  27,^ 
May  8"^ 
April  23 


Unde 


Cap' 

Woodbury 

McLaughlin 

Dearborn 

Kinsman 

d° 

d" 

Dearborn 

Kinsman 

Hale 


Pay 

Rpginient 

re- 

cei'd 

£6 

Col'  Stark 

d° 

6 

d" 

6 

d° 

6 

d° 

6 

d° 

6 

d" 

6 

d° 

6 

d° 

6 

Wages    due 

to  the 
ist  Septemr 


,10.8 

9.0 

10.8 

to.8 
10.8 
,10.8 
,10.8 
,10.8 
.10.8 


£17.14.8 


This  is  a  true  Roll — 

Henry  Dearborn  Cap* 
Exeter  13"^  March  1777 

The  above  Nine  Men  are  not  made  up  in  Capt"  Dearborn's  Roll  pass'd 
by  the  hon'''*  Committee  of  Safety  Nov""  8"^  1776  nor  in  the  Rolls  of  the 
Companies  they  originally  belonged  to  which  were  paid  ofi'by  Col'  Ho- 
bart— 

Examined  by  the  Committee  On  Claims 

Joseph  Oilman 
In  the  House  of  Representatives  March  14"^  i777 — 
The  above  Roll  was  Sworn  to  by  Cap'  Henry  Dearborn 

attest  N  Emery  CV  D  R 


REVOI.UTIONAKY    WAR    KOLLS.  475 

State  of  New  Hampshire.      March  14"'  1777. 
To  Nich"  Gihnaii  Esq'  R  G— 

Pursuant  to  the  vote  of  Council  &  Assembly  pay  the  foregoing  Roll  of 
Cap'  Henry  Dearborn  to  tlie  persons  named  therein 

M  Weare  Pres' 

We  the  Subscribers  within   named   acknowledge   to  have  receiv'd  the 
Sums  Carry'd  of  to  each  of  us  Respectively  as  Balance  due 

Witness  our  Hands — 

Bracket  Lcavitt 
Receiv'd  for  vvilliam  Jonson  per  order 

Natha"  Hutchins 
Receiv'd  for  my  Son  John  Bickford  30j'S 

Thomas  bickford 


[2-282]  \_Retur?i  of  Men  raised  iti  Colonel  yosiak   Bartlctt's  Regi- 
ment^ uAug'ust,  iyy6.~\ 

State — Late  Colony  of  New  Hamp' 

To  the  Hon'''  Commtc  of  Safty  of  said  State 

pursuant  to  orders  from  Nath'  Folsom  Escf  Maj""  Generall  &c  Requir- 
ing me  forthwith  to  Raise  and  See  Equipt  one  hundred  &  eleven  men 
out  of  the  Regiment  under  my  Command  to  be  Ready  to  march  &  Rein- 
force the  northern  army — in  consequence  of  which  orders  the  number  of 
officers  &  soldiers  Raised  Equipt  &  march*  ye  20"^  of  July  are  as  Follow- 
eth  viz — 

1  Captain  4  Subalterns  5  Serjeants  \  ^ 
5  Corporals  i  Drummer  i  Fifer       j  ' 

90  Privates  ^ 

2  Privates  march'  ye  25"'  I  . 
1  Jonathan  Carleton  enlisted  from   Newton   under  Capt  Johnson  |       -^-^ 

for  the  Massitusetts  state  in  the  Same  Expedition  J 

Total  no 

The  above  Return  from  Coll°  Josiah  Bartletts  Regiment 

Exhibited  by  Jacob  Gale  Lut  Coll° 

East  Kingston  Augs'  ye  9"'  1  776. 


4/6  REVOLUTIONARY    WAK    ROLLS. 

[2-2S3]  \^Co/.  John   Waldron'' s  Regime7it — Officers.^ 

A  return  of  the  Field  and  other  officers  in  Col.  Waldron's  Reg'.  March 
6,  1776. 

Colonel,  John  Waldron —     Lieut.  Colonel,  Alpheus  Chesley. 

Major  Peter  Coffin. 
Adjutant,  George  Waldron —       Qiiarter  Master,  Will'"  Horn 
Surgeon,  Sam'  Wigglesworth — D"  Mate,  Francis  Hodgkins 
Sergeant  Major,  Simon  Torr — 

Captains. 

John  Allen  Andrew  Buntin  Ezekiel  Goodale 

John  Drew  Simon  Marston  James  Sinclair 

Richard  Sinclair  Jolm  Layn  Benj''  Folsome 

i^'  Lieutenants. 

Benj*  Stone  Ezekiel  Belknap  Joseph  Cutten 

Paul  Nute  Peter  Samborn  Will'"  Harpur 

Robert  Pesley  Jolm  Gile  Joshua  Woodman 

2"^  Lieutenants. 

Jonathan  Gage  Stephen  Bartlett  George  Waldron 

Timothy  Roberts  Zebulon  Edgerley  Moses  Barnard 

Paul  Harford  James  Cochrain  Nicholas  Medar 

Ensigns. 

Thos.  Spoflbrd  James  Robinson  Thaddeus  Mason 

Dodivah  Garland  Josiah  Mood}'  Stephen  Tufts 

Porter  Gilman  Jol^n  Nealey  Abraham  Andross 

A  Return  of  the  Field  and  other  Officers  in  the  Reg*  Commanded  by 
Col°  John  Waldron  Stationed  at  Temple's  farm  in  Brigadier  Gen^  Sulli- 
van's Brigade  in  the  Continental  Army — March  6,  1776 

Pr  order  of  y"  CoP  George  Waldron  Adjutant 

[John  Waldron  was  of  Dover.  He  was  captain  of  the  eighteenth 
company  of  militia  that  went  to  Winter  Hill  in  December,  1775,  to 
serve  six  weeks  ;  at  the  expiration  of  which  time  a  regiment  was 
raised  out  of  the  thirty-one  companies  of  six  weeks  men,  to  remain 
until  April  ist,  the  officers  of  which  were  as  above.  No  rolls  of 
the  men  are  to  be  found.     Lt.  Col.  Chesley  was  of  Durham. — Eu.] 


[2-2S4]   \_Petitioii  fro7n  some  of  the  Stifferers  by  the  Surrender  at  the 
Cedars^  JSTay  ig^  i??^^ 

To  the  Honourable  the  Council  and  house  of  Representatives  to  be  con- 
ven'd  at  Exeter,  in  New  Hampshire  on  the  10"'  day  of  March  1779- 
The  Hu7nble  Pet/'tioti  and  Remonstrance  of  the  Company  Command- 
ed by   Cap'  Daniel  Wilkins,   in   Col"  Beedels  Reg'  in   Canada   humbly 


REVOLUTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS.  477 

shewctli  tliat  on  y"  19"'  of  May  1776,  \vc  unhappily  fell  into  the  hands  of 
our  uiuiatiiral  and  savage  Enemy  at  the  Cedars  in  Canada,  when  Major 
Buttcrllelil  our  commanding  officer  Capitulated  with  Cap'  Foster  of  the 
British  army  to  the  great  grief  and  surprise  of  said  Company,  on  the  fol- 
lowing terms  (viz)  that  we  surrendered  ourselves  as  prisoners  of  war 
and  was  to  deliver  up  our  arms  which  accordingly  we  did,  and  we  was  to 
have  our  packs  and  I3aggage — and  Cap'  Foster  Engaged  not  to  suffer  the 
savages  to  plunder  or  abuse  us,  nor  suffer  the  British  troops  so  to  do. 
But  contrary  to  the  Rules  of  War,  they  inhumanly  without  regard  to  their 
promise,  suffered  the  savages  to  rob  and  plunder  us  of  our  packs  and  bag- 
gage, and  strip  us  of  our  clothes  off  our  backs  and  left  us  entirely  naked, 
in  this  deplorable  situation  we  were  left  in  an  enemies  Country  without 
money  clothing  or  friends  that  could  contribute  to  our  relief — Therefore 
your  humble  petitioners  humbly  pray  that  your  honours  would  take  the 
matter  under  your  serious  consideration  and  grant  to  each  person  a  sum 
sometiiing  adiquate  to  the  loss  he  sustained,  and  your  Petitioners  will 
gratefully  acknowledge  the  favour,  and  as  in  duty  bound  shall  ever  pray. 

Robert  Campbell  Hugh  ISPKcan  Isaac  Curtice 

John  Caldwell  M<=Neill  Laniford  Gilbert  John  Mills 

James  Houston  Abot  Roby  Lemuel  Curtice 

Richard  M^nllester  Jobn  Farnum  Solomon  Kittridge 

Josiah  Warner  Ja*^  Caldwell  Daniel  Wilkins 

Andrew  Wilkins  John  Everdon  Joshua  Abbot 

Aaron  Nichols  Obediah  Holt  Stephen  Cruther 

William  Bradford  Joseph  Lovjoy 

[The  fort  called  the  ''  Cedars  "  was  about  forty-five  miles  south- 
west of  Montreal.  It  was  occupied  by  a  portion  of  Col.  Bedel's 
regiment,  and  an  attack  upon  it  being  threatened,  Col.  Bedel  went  to 
Montreal  for  reinforcements,  leaving  the  fort  under  the  command  of 
Major  Isaac  Butterfield,  who,  on  the  19th  day  of  May,  surrendered 
his  force,  of  about  400  men,  to  the  British  and  Indians,  about  500  in 
number,  under  the  command  of  Capt.  George  Forster.  After  the  sur- 
render the  prisoners  were  treated  in  an  inhuman  and  barbarous  man- 
ner, stripped  nearly  naked,  and  some  were  murdered.  A  reinforce- 
ment of  100  men,  under  Major  Sherburne,  was  captured  by  the 
enemy,  after  a  desperate  fight,  on  the  day  following,  and  received  the 
same  treatment.  These  prisoners  were  transported  to  an  island  in 
a  lake  near  the  "Two  Mountains,"  and  kept  there  nearly  naked,  with- 
out shelter,  and  with  scant  rations,  for  eight  days,  when  they  were 
released  on  a  cartel  agreed  to  between  Gen.  Arnold  and  Capt.  Fors- 
ter.    (Am.  Archives.) — Ed.] 


478  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[2-284  -^l     \_Apportioiimcnt  of  Men  to  be  raised  to  the  several  Militia 
Re^i?nefits^  Septei7iber^  i//6.^ 

The  Committee  appointed  to  Give  out  orders  &  Make  Provision  for 
Raising  &  ISIarcliing  one  thousand  men  out  of  the  Militia  in  this  State 
Voted  at  a  Convention  of  the  Council  &  Assembly  Beg  Leave  to  Report 
their  Doings. — 

Orders  Transmitted  to  the  Colonels  of  the  Several  Regiments  in  this 
State  to  Raise  the  Number  of  men  following  being  their  Proportion  of 
the  said  one  thousand,  i  e 

men  men 

Col"  William  Whipple  76  Hon''''' Col°  Mat.  Thornton  44 

Col"  Stephen  Evans  100  Col''  Daniel  Moor  84 

CoP  Jonathan  Moulton  59  Col°  Thomas  Stickney  77 

Col"  Nicholas  Oilman  109  CoP  Enoch  Hale  09 

Lieut.  Col°  Jacob  Oale  75   Lieut  Col°  Jos.  Hammond  66 

Col"  Joseph  Badger  50  CoP  Benjamin  Bellows  Jun''  50 

CoP  John  Webster  38 

orders  to  the  Cap'^  in  Lutwych'  Regim'  so  Called  for  their  Proportion, 
i.  e. 

Cap*  Noah  Love  well  10  Cap'  Abiel  Abbot  10 

Cap' James  Ford  10  Cap' Jos.  Barratt  10 

Cap'  Samuel  Chase                             4  Cap'  Tho^  Sever  3 

Lieu' Henry  Field  10  Cap' John  Ooss  11 

Cap' James  Oage  10  Cap' Daniel  Kenrick  11 

Cap' John  Bradford  13  Total     1000 

The  Committee  have  appointed  the  following  Colonels,  Muster  Mas- 
ters &  pay  Masters  of  the  men  to  be  Raised  in  their  Regiments,  and 
Drawn  out  of  the  Treasury  &  forwarded  to  them,  the  Sums  Set  against 
their  Names;  for  Paying  to  Each  Captain,  Eight  pounds,  to  Each  Lieu- 
tenant, five  pounds  Eight  Shillings,  Each  Ensign,  four  pounds,  (as  one 
Months  advance  pay)  Non  Commissioned  Officers  &  privates  Six  pounds 
Each. 

CoP  Benjamin  Bellows  Jun'    £300  CoP  Daniel  Moor  504 

Lieut  CoP  Joseph  Hammond     400 'CoP  Joseph  Badger  400 

CoP  Enoch  Hale  402 

appointed  Cap'  Abiel  Abbot  of  Wilton  Muster  Master  ") 

&  pay  Master  of  the  Regim'  formerly  under  Lutwyche  >-        620 

&  forwarded  to  him  with  orders  j 

£2626.0 
Which  sums  are  to  be  Accounted  for  With  this  State. 

appointed  CoP  John  Webster  pay  Master  of  his  Regiment  &  that  of  the 
Hon'''^  CoP  Thornton. 


Benj"  Giles  |  p 


For  the 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  479 

In  the  House  of  Representatives  Sep""  16"*  1776, 
Upon  reading  and  Considering  the  Votes  and  Transactions  of  the 
Hon'"'"  Council  and  house  of  Representatives  at  a  Special  Convention  on 
Saturday  last  afternoon  for  the  purpose  of  Raising  a  Battalion  in  this 
State  to  reinforce  our  Army  at  New  york  &c,  and  also  the  report  of  the 
Committee  appointed  by  them  to  give  out  orders  &  Make  provision  for 
Marching  the  Said  Battalion  &c  Voted  that  the  Same  be  accepted  and 
Entered  as  a  Resolve  of  this  house. 

Sent  up  to  tlie  Hon'''''  Board  for  Concurrence  P  White  Speaker 

In  Council  Eodem  Die  read  &  concurred  E  Thompson  Secy 


[2-2S4  CJ     \_Rccofn??iendations  for  Field  Officers^  Junc^  i'/y6.'\ 

Colony  of  )       To  the   Hon""^'*^  Assembly  of  the  Colony  aforesaid, 

New  Hampshire  j       Now  Convened  at  Exeter 

The  Petition  of  the  Subscribers,  Officers  of  a  Regiment  Lately  Raised 
by  your  Honours — Humbly  Shews. 

That  your  Petitioners  are  informed  that  a  Battalion  is  to  be  Raised  by 
order  of  the  Continental  Congress,  for  the  Defence  of  this  Colony  ;  and 
at  the  Same  time  are  Sorry  to  Say  that  we  are  Excluded  from  ye  Privi- 
ledges  of  Being  Enroll''  therein.  With  all  Deference  to  your  Honours 
Judgment  we  are  Constrained  to  Say,  we  are  of  Opinion,  that  the  Num- 
ber of  men  Included  in  that  Regiment  Appear  to  us  to  be  quite  Suffi- 
cient, to  be  fixed  at  our  Sea  Coast,  as  a  Large  body  of  Militia  are  nearly 
Scituated  and  in  Readiness  to  come  in  at  the  Least  notice.  We  would 
not  have  your  honour  Attribute  the  cause  of  our  Petitioning  to  a  Jeal- 
ousy that  we  are  to  be  discharg'^  when  that  Battalion  is  Raised.  But  to 
the  want  of  a  proper  Regard  being  paid  to  the  troops  already  down  here. 
Should  we  be  kept  up  till  the  time  of  our  Engagements  are  Expired,  we 
should  tlien  take  it  Exceedingly  hard  that  troops  that  have  had  no  share 
in  the  Labour,  Should  be  Established  and  we  Sent  home — Your  Honours 
must  Realize,  that  though  we  are  Soldiers  3'et  we  are  not  void  of  thought ; 
which  points  out  to  our  views  the  present  Appointment  in  so  discour- 
aging a  light.  We  would  not  wish  to  Dictate  but  humbly  to  pray,  that 
that  vote  Respecting  y'' appointment  of  the  field  Officers  of  that  Battal- 
ion may  be  Reconsidered,  and  tliat  Coin'  David  Oilman  Esq''  be  fixed  in 
the  chief  Command.  And  at  the  Same  time,  are  not  unmindful  of  the 
Merits  of  Herculus  Mooney  Esq""  who  we  look  on  to  be  Capable  of  a 
higher  Station  than  he  now  Ranks  in.  we  do  not  wish  to  perplex  your 
Honours  with  many  petitions,  but  are  Oblig''  to  forward  this  in  order  to 
allay  the  Uneasiness  that  now  Subsists  through  our  Small  camps.  And 
Should  your  Honours  Grant  this  our  prayer  we  are  Certain  that  no  Offi- 
cers can  give  Better  Satisfaction,  than  those  we  have  named.  And  your 
Petitioners  as  in  Duty  Bound  Shall  Ever  pray 

New  Castle  June  y'=  17"'  1776. 


480 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Nathan  Brown  Cap 
John  Calfe  Cap' 
Tim"  Clements  Cap' 
Abraham  Perkins  Lieut. 
Ebenezer  Perry  Ensn 


Nathaniel  Fifield  Lieut 
Tobias  Leighton  Ens" 
Meshach  Bell  Ens° 
James  Macclure  Adjt 


[2-284  D] 


\_Soldiers'  Petition^  lyyd.^ 


To  the  Honor'''^  the  Council  and  House  of  Assembly  of  the  State  of  New 
Hampshire 

Humbly  Sheweth, 

That  your  Petitioners  were  Enlisted  Soldiers  in  the  Provincial  vService, 
and  Stationed  at  Fort  Sullivan  under  Command  of  Cap"  Eliphalet  Dan- 
iels ;  that  the  time  of  Enlistment  being  nearly  expired  it  being  December 
17"^  1776  Your  Petitioners  thinking  to  do  greater  Service  to  the  United 
States,  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Service  having  then  a  Month's  Wages 
due — Your  Petitioners  being  now  returned  Home,  having  Served  a  Cam- 
paign, apply'd  to  Cap"  Daniels  for  Wages  due,  who  declining  to  comply 
with  their  request,  the  Svibscribers  submit  their  Case  to  your  Honors 
Consideration  praying  that  they  may  receive  what  they  think  is  justly 
due  to  them. 

And  as  in  Duty  bound  will  ever  pray 

'  Wentworth  Ricker 
Rober'  Fernald 
Abraham  knight 
William  Lyndston 
Subscribers^  John  Nelson — Fifer 
Joseph  Fernald 
Joseph  Brooks 
Samuel  harrington 
^Francis  Drew  Drumer 


[The  preceding  rolls  show  that  the  state  of  New  Hampshire  per- 
formed her  share  of  the  work  of  1776  in  full,  as  she  had  the  year 
before,  responding  ably  and  patriotically  to  every  call  made  upon  her 
for  men.  In  several  instances  her  troops  remained  in  the  service 
beyond  their  terms  of  enlistment,  notwithstanding  they  were  of 
necessity  scantily  fed  and  clothed,  and  poorly  provided  with  protec- 
tion against  the  inclemency  of  the  weather.  In  no  instance,  when 
the  exigency  of  the  occasion  seemed  to  require  their  services  beyond 
their  terms  of  enlistment,  were  they  appealed  to  in  vain.     The  state 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  48 1 

had  three  regiments  in  the  regular  or  continental  army  under  Gen- 
eral Washington,  viz.,  Stark's,  Poor's,  and  Reed's  ;  a  regiment  in  the 
Canada  service  under  Col.  Timothy  Bedel ;  Col.  Pierse  Long's  regi- 
ment, which  was  stationed  for  the  defence  of  Piscataqua  harbor 
until  it  marched  to  reenforce  the  garrison  at  Ticonderoga  in  Febru- 
ary, 1777;  and  in  addition  furnished  five  regiments  of  militia  as 
reenforcements,  viz.,  Wyman's  and  Wingate's  in  July  and  August, 
Tash's  and  Baldwin's  in  September,  and  Oilman's  in  December. 

New  Hampshire  troops  participated  in  the  battles  at  Trenton,  and 
Princeton,  and  honored  themselves  and  the  state  by  their  bravery 
and  good  conduct.  At  Trenton  the  regiment  under  Stark  led  one 
of  the  attacking  columns  which  was  commanded  by  General  Sullivan. 
Colonel  James  Reed,  of  Fitzwilliam,  commander  of  the  Third  N.  H. 
regiment  in  the  continental  service,  became  blind  as  a  result  of 
severe  sickness,  contracted  while  in  line  of  duty  at  Fort  George, 
about  the  first  of  September,  1776,  and  was  consequently  obliged  to 
retire  from  active  service.  He  had  been  a  brave  and  efficient  officer, 
and  the  loss  of  his  sight  was  a  severe  one  to  him  and  the  cause. 
The  continental  congress  elected  him  to  be  a  brigadier-general, 
August  9,  1776,  and  on  the  same  day  elected  John  Sullivan  to  be  a 
major-general.  General  Reed's  commission  was  forwarded  to  him 
by  the  president  of  congress  the  following  day,  under  cover  of  the 
following  letter  : 

•' Philadelphia  August  10,  1776. 

"  Sir  :  The  Congress  having  yesterday  been  pleased  to  promote  you 
to  the  rank  of  brigadier-general  in  the  army  of  the  American  states 
I  do  myself  the  pleasure  to  enclose  your  commission  and  wish  you 
happy. 

I  am  sir,  your  most  obedient  and  very  humble  servant 

John  Hancock,  President 
To  Brigadier-General  James  Reed." 

The  next  following  are  pay-rolls  of  the  companies  in  Colonel 
Pierse  Long's  regiment,  stationed  at  New  Castle,  as  paid  before  their 
march  to  Ticonderoga. — Ed.] 


35 


COLONEL  PIERSE  LONGS  REGIMENT. 


[Pay-Rolls  of  the  Companies  from  Dec.  7,  1776,  to  Jan.  7,  1777.] 


[2-3S5] 


\_Captai/i  Abraham  Perkins's  Co.^ 


A  Pay  roll  of  The  Company  Commanded  By  Cap'  Abraham  Perkins 
In  CoP  Pierce  Longs  Regiment  Stationed  att  New  Castle  for  One  Month 
from  7"'  Dec'  1776  to  7*^  Jan"  1777 


I 

2 

3 

4 
5 
6 

7 
8 

9 
10 

II 

13 
13 

H 

16 

17 

18 

19 
20 
21 

22 

23 

24 

25 
26 

27 

28 

29 

30 


MENS   NAMES 


Abraham  Perkins 
Tobias  Laighton 
Samuel  stagpole 
John  Starbord 
John  Neal 
Eben""  Adams 
Samuel  Tuttle 
Simeon  rollins 
Timothy  Corson 
Joseph  adams 
Eben""  Hanson 
David  nason 
Henry  Bell 
Isaac  Pridham 
James  ricker 
Stephen  ronnels 
Samuel  Wentworth 
Epraham  Tebits 
Richard  Hodgdon 
Jotham  Nute 
Mathew  Malim 
Amos  Cenney 
Josiah  Chase 
Hanson  Hodgdon 
John  Taylor 
Nathan  robert 
Will™  Butlr 
Samuel  Robert 
Tobias  ricker 
John  Collins 


Stations 


Captain 
Lieuft 
Lieut 
Ensign 
Sergant  Major 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 
Corpora 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 
Drumer 
Private 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


No  of 

Wher 

pay 

Days  in 

Commensed  1777 

the 

Service 

TDecemMr  until 

7  January 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

do 

do 

30 

Sum  total  to 
January  the 

7th  1777 


0.0 
8.0 
8.0 
0.0 
14.0 
8.0 

S.o 

8.0 

4.0 

4.0 

4.0 

4.0 

4.0 

0.0 

0.0 

0.0 

0.0 

2.  0.0 

2.  0.0 

2.  0.0 

2.  0.0 

2.  0.0 

3.  0.0 
3.  0.0 

2.  0.0 

3.  0.0 
2.  0.0 
2.  0.0 
2.  0.0 
2.  0.0 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


483 


MENS   NAMES 

Stations 

When  pay 
Comnicnsed  1777 

No  of 
Days  in 

the 
Service 

Sum  Total  to 
January  the 
7lh  1777 

31 

John  Butler 

Private 

7  Dteembir  until 
7  January 

30 

2.    0.0 

32 

Isaac  luite 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

33 

Eliakim  Bickford 

do 

do     do 

30 

2,    0.0 

34 

Will'"  Broton 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

35 

Samuel  Todd 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

36 

James  Edgley 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

37 

Will'"  Brasbiidg 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

38 

John  yong 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

39 

John  Dora 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

40 

Robert  hussy 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

41 

Michael  ryan 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

42 

Patric  Tobine 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

43 

Benjamin  Primer 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

44 

Jonathan  Dore 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

45 

Dudley  Adams 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

46 

Samuel  Bickford 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

47 

Timothy  gerrish 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

48 

James  Boyce 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

49 

Ichabod  Butler 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

50 

Daniel  Paul 

do 

do     do 

30 

2.    0.0 

51 

Ebenz""  Crummel 

do 

Due  from 
The  seven- 
teenth of 

II 

O.I4.S 

£iiS.8.o 

Dec 

A  True  Role 

Abraham  Perkins  Cap' 
Jan''  14'*"  Examined 
Commissioned  Officers 


Serjeant  Major 
Serjeants 

Corporals  &  Drum'' 
Privates 


Per  Pierse  Long 

dys 


mo 
I 

3 

5 
37 


o 

o 

II 


(a 

(w 


48^ 
445 
40^ 


22.16  - 
2.14  - 

7-4- 

II.   o  - 
74.14.S 


I  month  Advance  pay  to  i^  men  to  7  Feb'^  ^777 
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£163.18.0 


484 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-286] 


\_Captaln  Ebetiezer  Dearing'' s  Co.'\ 


A   Pay    Roll   for   the    field   Artillery   Company   Commanded   By  Ebenezer 
Dearing".  Esq""  1777  for  one  Months  Pay  from  7"'  Dec''  1776  to   7"'  Jan^  1777. 


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7 

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Thomas  Bowler 

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7 

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7 

4 

Shackford  Seaward 

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7 

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7 

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Nahum  Akarman 

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7 

do 

7 

6 

John  Dennett 

Sargant 

do 

7 

do 

7 

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Simeon  Akarman 

Sargant 

do 

7 

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John  Underwood 

Sargant 

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7 

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John  Barter 

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do 

7 

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George  Loud 

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7 

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John  Griffin 

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7 

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Nicholas  Bouffard 

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7 

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7 

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William  Dearing 

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7 

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Theodore  Furnald 

Fiffer 

do 

7 

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7 

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Samuel  Odiorne 

Privats 

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7 

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16 

Elliott  Dearing 

do 

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17 

Richard  Perry 

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Samuel  Yeaton 

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7 

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Elihu  Weeks 

do 

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7 

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20 

Samuel  Morrison 

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William  Gale 

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John  Reed  Jun'' 

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Benj'^  Thompson 

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Noah  Akarman 

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27 

Josiah  Brooks 

do 

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7 

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28 

Cieamant  Jackson  Jun'' 

do 

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7 

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7 

29 

James  Green 

do 

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7 

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30 

John  Leach 

do 

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7 

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Robart  Brier 

do 

do 

7 

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7 

32 

John  Karswell 

do 

do 

7 

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7 

33 

Joseph  Willson 

do 

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7 

do 

7 

34 

Joseph  Beal 

do 

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7 

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7 

35 

Samuel  Twead 

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7 

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7 

36 

William   Steavins  Jun^ 

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7 

do 

7 

2,1 

Pelatiah  Barter 

do 

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Thomas  Shaw 

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do  listed  with 

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Jan^  14**^  1 777     Examined  per  Pierse  Long  C° 

State  of  New  Hampshire     Rockingham  ss 

Portsm"  Jan'-^  13"'  1777 

Then  Cap*  Eben""  Dearing  appeared  and   made  Sohnn  oath  to  the  Truth  of 
the  above  &  within  mustrole  by  him   Subscribed — 

Before  H  Wentworth  Just  Peace 


486 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Commissioned  officers 

Serjeants 

Corporals  Drum  &  fife 

privates 


4.  o  ^>  505 

6.  o  ®  455 

48.24  ^''  415 


I  months  advance  to  24  men  to  7  Feb^  ^777 
pd  VV"^  Gale  to  the  5     d"     1777 

Mileage  on  their  march  to  Ticonderoga 


Allowance  for  Waggons 


[2-287] 


\_Captain  Ti?nothy  Clemeiifs  Co.] 


25 

10 

13.10.0 

100.  0.9 

£148. 10.9 

50.14.0 

I. 17.4 

22.18.8 

£234.  0.9 
22.1S.8 

246.19.5 


A  Pay  Roll  of  Cap'  Timothy  Clements  Company  in  Col'  Peirce  Longs 
Regamint  in  the  Continental  Service  from  7"'  Dec""  177^  "P  ^^  ^'""^  7* 
day  of  January  i777 

New  Castle  Jan^  y"  12"^  1777 — 


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Henry  Teuxbury  2''  Lieut 

2^  Lieut 

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£^   8.0 

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Robart  Clarke 

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£4.   0  0 

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Moses  Darling 

Sargant 

do 

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Abner  Keyes 

do 

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2.   8  - 

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do 

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2.14  - 

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do 

44-5- 

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do 

do 

do 

do 

2.4- 

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Dudley  Gilman 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.  4  - 

12 

James  Sanburn 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.4- 

13 

John  Shaw 

Drumer 

do 

do 

do 

2.  4  - 

14 

Samuel  Odiorne 

Fifer 

do 

do 

do 

2.4- 

15 

Joseph  Palmer 

Private 

do 

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John  Dutch 

do 

do 

do 

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17 

Noah  Wedgwood 

do 

do 

do 

do 

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do 

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REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


487 


MEN'S  NAMES 


19  Nichalus  Felch 

20  Thomas  Niiton 

21  Andrew  M'Entire 

22  John  M'Donnold 

23  John  Harrington 

24  Joseph  Chapman 
25jWilHam  Kelley 
26:James  Waymoth 

27  Joseph  Bean 

28  Nath'  Pearsons 

29  John  Clarke  ' 
3oiJoseph  French 

31  Simeon  Haines 

32  Nathan  Steavens 

33  Samuel  Fowel 
34iJoseph  Taggart 

35  Learnard  Cumings 

36  Stephen  Powers 

37  Rich'i  Shearman 

38  Reuben  Martain 

39  Jacob  iMartain 

40  Samuel  iMartain 

41  William  Gould 

42  Daniel  Blaisdel 
43jEbenezer  Currier 
44[Gorden  Freeze 

45  David  Page 

46  Simon  Dearborn 

47  James  Selley 

48  Jacob  Hunt 

49  John  Crown 

50  Rich''  Hopkins 

51  David  Fisk 

52  William  Powel 

53  Timothy  Brown 

54  Jonathan  Selley 

55  Joseph  Pierce 

56  David  French 

57  John  Marden  Johnson 

58  Levi  Morrell 

59  Enoch  Spauldwin 
6ojAbner  Clough 

61  [Joseph  French 
62!jabesh  French 


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488 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


63 
64 

65 
66 

67 
68 
69 
70 
71 


MEN'S  NAMES 


Isaac  Shattuck 
Nath'  Wheat 
Caleb  Farley 
Archalus  Towns 
Caleb  Brown 
Samuel  VVoster 
Thomas  Veasey 
Isaac  Clements 
Samuel  Veasey 


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A  True  Roll 

Examined  Jan^  13"'  1777 

Commissioned  Officers 


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Milege  on  their  march  to  Ticonderoga 


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270. 

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REVOI.UTIONAKV    WAR    ROLLS. 


489 


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[  Captai)i  yo/in  Calfc's  Co.] 


A    Pa\   Roll   of  Cap' John    Calfc's  Company    in    Coin'    ricrcc   Long's 
Regiment  in  Continental  Service  From  Dec""  7"'  1776.  To  Jan''  7"'  1777. 


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Lieu' 

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3 

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Lieu' 

do 

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4 

Benj''  Batchelder 

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5 

Amos  Stevens 

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2.8.0 

6 

Richard  Goss 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.8.0 

7 

Benj-'  Rendall 

do 

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do 

do 

2.8,0 

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John  Smith 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.8.0 

9 

Enoch  Richardson 

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do 

£2.4 

do 

2.4.0 

10 

Samuel  Knowles 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.4.0 

II 

Abraham  Carter 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.4-0 

12 

Theophilus  Goodwin 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.4.0 

13 

Moses  Hunt 

Fifer 

do 

do 

do 

2.4.0 

14 

John  Rawlings 

Private 

do 

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do 

2.0.0 

15 

Peter  Grant  Jun'' 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

16 

Jonathan  Goodwin 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

17 

Elisha  Thomas 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

18 

Peter  Abbot 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

19 

Nathani'  Tucker 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

20 

Nathan  Clough 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

21 

William  Oliver 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

22 

William  Griffis 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

23 

Thomas  Foy 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

24 

Samuel  Libby 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

25 

Joshua  Lock 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

26 

William  Goudy 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

27 

John  Ellison 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

28 

Samuel  Perry 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

29 

Nathanael  Lear 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

30 

James  Libby 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

31 

Moses  Atwood 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

32 

John  Clark 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

33 

Samuel  Johnson 

do 

do 

do 

do 

20. 0 

34 

Stephen  Sawyer 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

35 

Benjamin  Libby 

do 

do 

do 

do 

20.0 

36 

John  lirasbury 

do 

do 

do 

di 

2.0.0 

37 

George  Saunders 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

38 

Thomas  Blasdell 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

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William  Walles 

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2.0.0 

40 

Levi  Walles 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

41 

John  Marden 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

42 

Aaron  Lord 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

43 

Moses  Williams 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

44 

Seco  Barnard 

do 

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2.0.0 

45 

James  Kinniston 

do 

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46 

Benjamin  Fairley 

do 

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I    month 

2.0.0 

47 

Job  Forss 

do 

do 

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do 

2.0.0 

48 

Scipio  Brown 

do 

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do 

do 

2.0.0 

49 

William  M'Kim 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

50 

Michael  Worthen 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

51 

John  Richardson 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2  0.0 

52 

Richard  Black 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

53 

James  Rendall 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

54 

Joseph  Jewell 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

55 

John  Blasdeli 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

56 

John  Lear 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

57 

William  Varrell 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0  0 

58 

James  Rendall  jun'' 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

59 

Richard  Lock 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

60 

Noah  Sherburne 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

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Edward  Tredwick 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

62 

Samuel  Card 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

63 

Edward  Card 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

64 

John  Rand 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

65 

Stephen  Lawrey 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

66 

William  Trundy  jun'' 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

67 

Peter  Grant 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

68 

John  Tret'ethren 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

69 

John  Norton 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

70 

Henry  Forss 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0  0 

71 

Samuel  Odiorne 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

72 

Andrew  Whitcher 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

73 

William  Gould 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

74 

Elias  Tarlton 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

75 

Levi  Woodman 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

76 

Joshua  Neal 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

77 

William  Trundy 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

78 

Paul  Rendall 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

79 

Samuel  Goudy 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

80 

Peter  Barter 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

KKV'OLUTIONARV    WAR    ROLLS. 


491 


E 
0 

<u 

0 

-c 

u 

U 

c 

> 

« 

>^ 

0 

a, 

t/3 

Q 

MEN'S  NAMES 

</> 

.s 

c  u 

b/p  "S 

0 

a;  f3 

E 

£  s  d 

81 

Joseph  True  Eaton 

Private 

Deer  7«'> 

£2 

1    month 

2.0.0 

82 

Henry  Langmaid 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

83 

Nath"  Jordan 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

84 

Robert  Martin 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

8q 

John  Sargent 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

86 

Josiah  Howe  in  Room 

of  Michael  Veal 
Total 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

£188.8.0 

Deducted  of  the  Above 

Roll  made 

up  to  Jam 

es  Kini 

ston  a  De- 

serter 

I 

£187.8.0 

A  True  Roll 

Examined  Jan^'  13,  i777- 

Commission''  Officers 

Serjeants 
Corp'  &  fife 
Privates 

deduct  I  man  unpaid 


mo    dys 

4  o  '«  485 

5  o  «  445 
72     o  ^  405 


I  month  Advance  pay  to  21  men  to  Feb''  1777 — 
Mileage  on  their  March  to  Ticonderoga — 


Allowance  for  v^'aggons — 


p""  John  Calfe  Cap' 

Pierse  Long  C° 
,  23.16  - 

9.12  - 

1 1,   o  - 

144.  o- 


£187.  8- 

3.  o 

£185.  8- 

43-  4- 

28.  5.4 

£356.17.4 

28.  5.4 


£285.  2.8 


492 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-289] 


[  Captain  Alark   Wi^^ifz's  Co.] 


A  Pay  Roll  for  a  Company  Commanded  By  Cap'  Mark  Wiggin  in 
Co"  Peirce  Long's  Regiment  at  Portsmouth  from  the  S""  Day  of  Decem- 
ber to  the  7"^  Day  of  January  1777 — 


MENS  NAMES 

c 
Capt 

a 
0 

u 

&^ 

a  ^ 
43 

Decembr  8'-' 

00 

b      Wages  pr  month 

b 

0      Time  in  Service 

I! 

Wages  Due 

I 

Mark  Wiggin 

8.  0.  0 

2 

Ezekiel  Worthen 

I'  Lieut 

do 

5.8.0 

do 

5.  8.  0 

3 

Thom^  Brackett 

2'  Lieut 

do 

5.8.0 

do 

5.  8.  0 

4 

Jeremiah  Robinson 

i'  Serjent 

do 

2.8.0 

do 

I.  9 

5 

Thorn'  Robinson 

do 

do 

2.8.0 

do 

2.  8.  0 

6 

Walter  Wiggin 

do 

do 

2.8.0 

do 

2.  8.  0 

7 

John  Goss 

Corporal 

do 

2.4.0 

do 

2    4.  0 

8 

Samuel  Elkins 

do 

do 

2.4.0 

do 

2.  4.  0 

9 

Benj  Wiggin 

do 

do 

2.4.0 

do 

2.  4.  0 

10 

Nathan  Blake 

do 

do 

2.4.0 

do 

2.  4.  0 

II 

Simon  Wiggin 

Fifer 

do 

2.4.0 

do 

2.  4.  0 

12 

Nicholas  Mason 

Drumer 

do 

2.4.0 

do 

2.  4.  0 

13 

Jeames  Gordon 

Private 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

14 

Joseph  Thirston 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

15 

Jonatlian  Allen 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

16 

Josiah  Allen 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

17 

Joseph  Sparks 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

18 

Robert  Ravvlings 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

19 

Joseph  Dudley 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

20 

Nicholas  Marriner 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

21 

Moses  Sanborn 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

22 

Joel  Judkins 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

23 

Stephen  Leavitt 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

24 

Joseph  Jenness 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

25 

Judah  Hackett 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

26 

Benjamin  Fox 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

27 

James  Fulinton 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

28 

Gordon  Burleigh 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

29 

Josiah  Sanborn 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

30 

Samuel  Fogg 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

31 

Josiah  Brown 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

32 

Samuel  Cram 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

33 

Theophilus  Norriss 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

34 

John  Robinson 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

35 

Elisha  French 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

36 

Simon  Winslow 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

37 

Eliphaz  Reed 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

38 

Henry  Kinnison 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.  0.  0 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


493 


MENS  NAMES 

a 

B 
0 

(J 

G 
0 

s 

l-l 

ex 

CO 

<u 

bO 
a 

Time  in  Service 

<u 

3 
-a 

39 

Daniel  Rawlings 

Private 

Decembr  8"' 

2.0.0 

I  month 

2.    0.    0 

40 

John  Leavitt 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

41 

Richard  DolioiT 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.   0 

42 

Joel  Lord 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

43 

Leonard  Weeks 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

44 

Robert  Crimbal 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

45 

Elijah  Wiggin 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

46 

Andrew  Gate 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

47 

Joseph  DollofF 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

48 

William  Lucy 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

49 

Ezekiel  Holman 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

50 

Thomas  Lord 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

51 

Wheelar  Burleigh 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

52 

Joseph  Kinnison 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

53 

Benj^  Perkins 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

54 

Natha"  Wadleigh 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

55 

Samuel  Kinnison 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

56 

Samuel  Hambleton 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

57 

Jedediah  Weeks 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

58 

Samuel  Jonson 

do 

do 

2.0  0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

59 

William  Chelsea 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.   0 

60 

Perry  Hardy 

do 

Decem><^i3 

2.0.0 

24  Days 

I. 16.    2 

61 

William  Burkins 

do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.    0 

62 

David  Eala 

Total  Sum  Due 

do 
do 

do 

2.0.0 

do 

2.    0.   0 
£136.13.11 

A  True  Roll  P'  Mark  Wiggin  Cap' 

Jaiv"  13"'  1777  Examined  per  Pierse  Long  C° 
State  of  Nevvhampshire  Portsmouth  January  the  13"'  Day  1777 — 

Then   Cap'  Mark  Wiggin   appeared    and    made   Solemn   Oath   to   the 
truth  of  the  within  Pay  Roll  by  him  Subscribed 

Before  H  Wentworth  Just  Peace 
Commissioned  Officers  18.16  — 

mo      days 

Serjeants  3     —     ^<x  485-       4.16  — 

Corporals  fife  &  Drum  6     —     (a  445     13.   4  — 

privates  49     24     la  ^os     99. 1 2  — 

Travel  for  J  Robinson  o.    i.   9 

D"     for  P.  Hardy  4.   2 

£136.13.11 


494 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


I  month  Advance  pay  to  42  men  to  7  Feb''  1777. 
Mileas:e  on  their  March  to  Ticonderoga 


Allowance  for  waggons 


83.12  — 
24.10.  8 

£244.10.  7 
24.18.  8 

£269.  7.  3 


[2-290] 


[  Captain  Nathan  Brozvn'' s  Co.] 


A  Pay  Role  of  Cap^  Nathan   Browns  Company  in  Co'   Longs  Riger- 
ment  from  Decem''  7**^  1776  to  January  y^  7"^  ^777 


MENS  NAMES 


Nathan  Brown 
moses  Barnard 
Matt"'  Bryant 
Tim-^  tilton 
Zac''  Clefford 
Josiah  Blake 
Israel  Ingalls 
Benj°  Bell 
Josiah  Allen 
David  Dunken 
Luke  Shepherd 
W"  Shannon 
Hunken  faxen 
Sam"  fogg 
Benj"  Swain 
Josiah  Bean 
Benj"  Hoyt 
Sam'i  White 
W™  Gregory 
James  Mullen 
W™  Hoyt 
Aaron  Burbank 
Daniel  Silley 
W"  Neal 
John  Shannen 
Josi''  magoon 
Sam"  Stuart 
Benj"  Brown 
Richard  Critchet 
David  Sanborn 


Station 


Cap 

Lieu* 

Lieu' 

Ensign 

Serg' 

Serg* 

Serg' 

Serg' 

Corp' 

Corp' 

Corp' 

Corp' 

fifer 

Drum' 

Private 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


when  Pay 
Commd 


Decem"^  7' 
ditto  7"^ 
do  7"^ 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 
do  7 


Pr  month 

time  in 
Service 

£  S 

oS  00 

1  Moth 

05  08 
05  oS 

I  do 
I  do 

04  00 
02  08 

I  do 
I  do 

02  oS 

I  do 

02  08 

I  do 

02  08 

I  do 

2  04 

I  do 

2  04 

I  do 

2  04 

2    4 

2    5 

I  do 
I  do 
I  do 

2    5 

I  do 

2    0 

I  do 

2    0 

I  do 

2    0 

I  do 

2    0 

I  do 

2    0 

I  do 

2    0 

I  do 

2    0 

I  do 

2    0 

I  do 

2    0 

I  do 

2    0 

I  do 

2.  0 

I  do 

3.  0 

I  do 

2.  0 

I  do 

2.  0 

I  do 

2.  0 

I  do 

2.  0 

I  do 

wages  Due 

oS.o.o' 

05.8.0 
05.8.0 
04.2.0 
02.8.0 
02.8.0 
02.8.0 
02.8.0 
02.4.0 
02.4.0 
02.4.0 
02.4.0 
02.4.0 
02.4.0 
02.0.0 
03.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 
03.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 
02.0.0 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


495 


MENS  NAMES 

Station 

when  pay 
Commd 

Pr  Month 

time  in 
Service 

wagts  Due 

£ 

S 

David  Hunt 

Private 

Decern^  7"' 

2. 

0 

I  Moth 

02.0.0 

Beiij"  Straw 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

Noah  Grcley 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

John  trefetherin 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

1  do 

02.0.0 

Surplcs  JMarrs 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

Lazarus  Row 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

Charles  Skinner 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

Eben'  forgerson 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

Moses  Long 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

Rich''  Sanborn 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

1  do 

03.0.0 

Jon"  Patch 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

Sam'  Patch 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

Nelson  Grant 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02  0.0 

Rich"  Yeaton 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

03.0.0 

W"^  Bennet 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

03.0.0 

Tho*  Colcord 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

Green  tilton 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

John  Sleeper 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

03. 0.0 

Jer'^  woodman 

do 

do  7 

2. 

0 

I  do 

02.0.0 

Paul  Lambert 

do 

Decern""  16 

2. 

0 

22  Days 

01.7.4 

Tho'  Shannen 

do 

do  23 

2 

0 

15  Days 

01. 0.0 

Jam^  Worster 

do 

Jan''  6"> 

2 

0 

8  Day 

00.1.4 

£iiS.o.8 

A  True  Roll 
January  13*  1777 

Commissioned  officers 

Serjeants 

Corp'  Drum  &  fife 

privates 


Nathan  Brown 

Examined  per  Pierse  Long  C° 
22.16  - 

mo    days 

4    o    'S  48.?      9.12  - 

6     o     fa.  445     13.  4  - 

36     S     fa' ^os     72.18.8 


I  montlis  Advance  pay  to  24  men  to  7  Feb''  i777 — 
Mileage  on  their  march  to  Ticonderoga 


Allowance  for  Waggons 


£118.  0.8 
50.  4.0 
19.   4- 

£187.  8.8 
19.  4.0 


£206.12.8 


496 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-291] 


\_Captain  jfokit  B 7- ew sterns  Co.'\ 


A  Pay  Roll  of  Capt  John  Brewsters  Company  In  Collonel  Longs  Reg- 
iment from  Dec''  7'^  to  Janu''  7"*  1777 


MEN'S  NAMES 


John  Brewster 
Paul  Nute 
Jacob  Daniels 
John  Bergin 
Jam*  Butler 
John  Demeret 
Stephen  Berrey 
Enoch  Burnham 
Benjamin  Hoyt 
Jam*  Tuttle 
Jam^  Colman 
Stephen  Roberts 
Anthony  N  Rollings 
John  Cutt 
Sam'  Richards 
Moses  Rawlings 
Amos  Spincer 
Henry  Buzzel 
David  Daniels 
Charles  Ricker 
Thomas  Gerrish 
Connor  Pitman 
Thomas  Clements 
Thomas  Cook 
Daniel  Jackson 
Reuben  Ricker 
Jam^  Chritchet 
John  Whitehouse 
Andrew  Tuttle 
Stephen  Henderson 
John  Richards 
Edward  Peavy 
Michael  Suddrick 
Isaac  Lebby 
Abraham  Runels 
Thomas  Kineson 
William  Hart 
John  Willey 


Cap' 

I'*  Lieu' 

2'i  Lieu' 

Ensign 

Serjeant 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Corporal 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Drumr 

Fifer 

Private 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 


o 
U 


Deer  8th 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


^Sd 
8.0.0 
5.8.0 
5.8.0 
4.0.0 
2.8.0 
2.8.0 
2.8.0 
2.8.0 
2.4.0 
2.4.0 
2.4.0 
2.4.0 
2.4.0 
2.4.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2. 0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 
2.0.0 


.i:  o 


;  Month 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 


«.  0.0 
5.8.0 
5.8.0 

4.  o.  o 

2.8.0- 

2.  8.  a 
2.8.0 
2.  8.  o 
2.  4.  o 
2.  4.  o- 
2.  4.  o 
2.  4.  o 
2.  4.  o 
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2.  o.  o 

2.  O.  O 
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2.  O.  O 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


497 


MEN'S  NAMES 


William  Roberts 
Daniel  Foss 
Amos  Hays 
Epliraim  Daniels 
Richard  Doer 
Jacob  Hossom 
John  Tuttle 
Jonathan  Daniels 
Lemuel  Perkins 
Phillip  Tibbets 
Gilbert  Perkins 
Phillip  Cooper 
John  VVhitehouse  Junr 
Benjamin  Furbish 
Abner  Young 
Abraham  Morrison 
Israel  Huckins 
Solomon  Harford 
Joseph  Daniels 
Theophilus  Drew 
Reuben  Chesley 
AMos  Place 
George  Ricker 


Private 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 


rt 

D.'O 

c  a 


Deer  8th 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


I  Month 


D 

tto 

D 

tto 

D 

tto 

D 

tto 

D 

tto 

D 

tto 

D 

tto 

D 

tto 

D 

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Per  Peirse  Lonsf  C" 


23. i6 


A  True  Role —  John  Brewster 

January  14,  1777     Examined — 
Commissioned  Officers 

m°  days 

Serjeants  4 fa,  4S5 

Corporals  Drum  &  fife  6      -     ''«'  445 

privates  45       -     fw  405 


I  month  Advance  pay  to  31  men  to  7  Feb^  ^777 — 
Mileage  on  their  march  to  Ticonderoga — 


Allowance  for  waggons 


9- 

12 

13- 

4 

- 

90. 

0 

— 

£ 

i3=;- 

12 

_ 

6.V 

4 

- 

26. 

2. 

8 

£ 

224. 

18. 

8 

26. 

2. 

8 

36 


2sl.     I, 


498 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[The  foregoing  regiment  was  organized  on  the  continental  basis, 
and  marched  to  reinforce  the  garrison  at  Ticonderoga  in  February, 
1777.— Ed.] 


[2-292]  \_Colonel  JLofig'''s  Soldiers — Orders  for  Pay.'\ 

New  Castle  Jan^  6*''  1777. 

To  Noah  Emery  Jun""  Paymaster  of  the  Troops  in  the  Continental  Ser- 
vice under  the  Connnand  of  Coin"  Pierce  Long 

S""  Please  to  pay  to  the  Bearer,  Cap'  Abraham  Perkins  the  full  of  the 
Wages  and  travel  money  due  to  us  the  Subscribers,  to  the  7*  Day  of 
December  past,  as  will  appear  on  a  Pay  Roll  Presented  by  Cap'  Perkins 

Caleb  Hodgdon  ^  ,  .       ^l  x>-  ^ 

=*  31    lobias  X  Ricker 


I 

2 

3  Tobias  Laighton 

4  Samuel  Stacpole 

5  John  Starbord 

6  John  Neal 

7  Ebenezer  Adams 

8  Samuel  Tuttle 

9  Simeon  Rawlins 
10 

11  Joseph  Adams 

12  Ebeneser  Hanson 

13  David  Nason 

14  Henry  Bell 

15  Isaac  Pritlham 

16  Stephen  Runels 

17  Samuel  VVentworth 

his 

18  Jonas  -f-  Ricker 

mark 

19  Epraim  Tebbets 

20  Richard  Hodgson 

21  Jotham  Nute 

22  Matthew  mellem 

his 

23  Amos  X  Kenny 

ni:irk 

24  Josiah  Chase 

25  Hanson  Hodgdon 

26  John  Taylor 

27  Nathan  Roberts 

28  Thomas  Rymes 

29  William  Butler 

30  Samuel  X  Robarts 


his 

33  John  X  Collins 

m.irk 

34  John  Butler 

hU 

35  Isaac  X  Nute 

mark 

36  Eliekim  Bickford 

37  William  Brotten 

38  Samuel  Todd 

39  James  Edgerley 

40  William  Brasebridge 

41  John  young 

his 

42  John  -|-  Dore 

mark 
his 

43  Robart  -f-  Husse 

mark 

44  Michael  Ryan 

45 

46  Patrick  Tobyne 

his 

47  Benjamin  X  Piner 

mark 
his 

48  Jonathan  X  Door 

mark 

49  Dudley  Gil.  Adams 

50  Samuel  Bickford 

51  John  Mooney 

52  Timothy  Gerrish 

53  James  Boyce 

54  Ichabod  Butler 

55  Daniel  Paul 
56 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


499 


Exeter  January  8"'  1777.  Rccciv'^  of  Nicholas  Gilman  Esq'  One  hun- 
dred &  Twenty  One  pounds  Eleven  shillings  &  One  penny  Lawfull 
money  which  is  in  full  for  the  ballance  due  on  my  Roll  (Excepting  Sam- 
uel Chesley's  Wages) 

per  Abraham  Perkins 


[2-293]    \_Colonel  Pierse   Long's  Regifnent. 

Pay.-] 


Receipts  for  Advance 


State  of  New  Hampshire     Portsm.  Jan''  14"*  '^Tl'l 

We  the  subscribers  non  Commissioned  Officers  &  Soldiers  belonging 
to  the  New  Hampshire  Regiment  under  the  Command  of  Col°  Peirse 
Long  in  the  Continental  Service,  do  acknowledge  to  have  Received  of 
Noah  Emery  Jun""  Paymaster  to  said  Regiment,  The  Several  Sums  here- 
in Set  against  Each  of  our  Names  being  for  one  Months  Advance  pay 
from  the  Seventh  of  Jan''^  Instant  to  the  Seventh  of  Feb'^  next,  And  we 
do  severally  promise  &  Engage  that  in  Case  any  of  us  Should  Enlist  into 
the  Continental  Service  on  the  New  Establishment,  before  the  said 
Seventh  day  of  Feb'^^  next,  That  Such  Sums  by  us  Respectively  Received 
and  not  then  due  to  us  Respectively  Shall  be  Accounted  for  by  us  Re- 
spectively, as  Part  of  our  Bounty  or  Wages  in  the  said  Continental  Es- 
tablishment— 

Witness  our  hands 


Names    in  Capt  Ebenr   Bearing's 

Compy  of  Artillery 

Quality 

Sums  Kecd 

I 

John  Underwood 

Serjeant 

£2. 

lO.O 

John  underwood 

2 

John  Dennett 

d° 

2. 

10.0 

3 

Simeon  Akerman 

do 

3 . 

10.0 

Simeon  Akarman 

4 

John  Barter 

Corporal 

2. 

5.0 

5 

John  Griffin 

d° 

2. 

5-0 

John  Griffin 

6 

George  Loud 

d" 

2. 

5-0 

george  Loud 

7 

William  Dearing 

Drum"" 

2. 

5-0 

William  Dearing 

8 

Theoder  Furnald 

Fifer 

2. 

5-0 

9 

Pelatiah  Barter 

Private 

3 « 

10 

Samuel  Yeaton 

d" 

0 

I  - 

Samuel  yeaton 

II 

Samuel  Morrison 

d° 

2. 

I  — 

Samuel  Morrison 

12 

William  Gale 

d° 

2. 

I  _ 

13 

John  Read 

d° 

2. 

I  - 

H 

Benjamin  March 

do 

0 

I  - 

Benjamin  March 

15 

John  Akerman 

do 

2. 

I  - 

John  akerman 

16 

Benjamin  Akerman 

do 

2. 

I  - 

Benjamin  Akarman 

17 

Benjamin  Thomson 

do 

3 . 

I  - 

18 

Josiah  Brooks 

do 

-> 

I  - 

50O 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Names  in   Capt   Ebenr   Dealing's 
Compy  of  Artillery 

Quality 

Sums 

Reed 

19 

John  Leach 

Private 

£3. 

I   - 

20 

[torn] 

d° 

2. 

I    - 

21 

Joseph  B —  [torn] 

d" 

2. 

I   - 

22 

Samuel  [torn] 

d° 

2. 

I   - 

23 

William  Stephens 

d° 

2. 

I   - 

24 

Samuel  Hodgdon 

d" 

2. 

I   - 

2q 

Elliot  Bearing 

d" 

2. 

I   - 

Elliot  Bearing 

26 

John  Stoodley 

d° 

2. 

I    - 

John  Stoodly 

27 

John  Bartlet 

d° 

2. 

I   - 

John  Bartlett 

28 

William  Lear 

29 

Thomas  Mead 

d° 

2. 

I   - 

Thomas  mead 

30 

Nicholas  Caverly 

d° 

2. 

I   - 

Nicholas  Caverly 

31 

Lemuel  Marston 

d" 

2. 

I   - 

Lemuel  Marston 

32 

Benning  Slooper 

d° 

2. 

I   - 

Benning  Sloper 

33 

Lawrence  Ellis 

d° 

2. 

I   - 

Lazarus  Ellis 

34 

Phillip  Barker 

35 

Robert  Holmes 

d" 

2. 

I    - 

Robert  Holmes 

36 

John  Archbald 

d° 

2. 

I.O 

John  Archbell 

37 

Elihu  Weeks 

d° 

2. 

I.O 

3« 

Samuel  Weeks 

d" 

2. 

1.0 

39 

Samuel  Billings 

d° 

2. 

I.O 

40 

William  Gerrish 

d° 

2. 

I.O 

41 

William  Briard 

42 

Noah  Akerman 

d'' 

2. 

I.O 

his 

Noah  X  Akerman 

43 

David  Woodhouse 

d" 

2. 

I.O 

Bavid  Woodd 

44 

Nicholas  Bufford 

d" 

2. 

I.O 

45 

Samuel  Odiorne 

d" 

2. 

I.O 

46 

Joshua  Phenix 

d" 

2. 

I.O 

47 

Robert  Drout 

d° 

2. 

I.O 

Robert  Brout 

48 

James  B rotten 

d" 

2. 

I.O 

James  Brotten 

[2-294] 


\_Capiain   Calfe^s  Co.^  Long's  Regiment. \ 


State  of  New  Hampshire     Portsrn"  Jan-^  14"'  i777- — 

We  the  Subscribers  non  Commissioned  Officers  and  Soldiers  belonging 
to  the  New  Hampshire  Regiment  under  the  Command  of  Col°  Peirce 
Long  in  the  Continental  Service,  do  acknowledge  to  have  received  of 
Noah  Emery  Jun"'  Paymaster  to  said  Regiment  The  Several  Sums  herein 
Set  Against  Each  of  our  Names,  being  for  One  Months  Advance  Pay 
from  the  Seventh  of  Jan'^  Instant  to  the  Seventh  of  Feb''^  next.     And  we 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


501 


do  Severally  promise  &  Engage  that  in  Case  any  of  us  Should  Enlist  into 
the  Continental  Service  on  the  New  Establishment  before  the  said 
Seventh  day  of  Feb'^  next,  That  such  Sums  by  us  respectively  Receiv'd 
and  not  then  due  to  us  respectively  Shall  be  Accounted  for  by  us  Re- 
spectively, as  part  of  Our  bounty  or  wages  in  the  said  Continental  Es- 
tablishment 

Witness  Our  hands 

Names  in  CajJt  John    Calfe's  Comi)aiiy 


I 

Amos  Stevens 

Serjeant 

;^2.8.0 

27 

Job  Foss 

Private 

£^-- 

2 

Richard  (loss 

do 

2.8.0 

28 

Michael  Worthin 

do 

2  — 

3 

John  Smith 

do 

2.8.0 

29 

John   Richardson 

do 

2  — 

4 

F-noch  Richardson 

Corpor'l 

2.4.0 

30 

Richard  Blake 

do 

2  — 

5 

Samuel  Knowles 

do 

2.4.0 

3' 

James  Rendal 

do 

2  — 

6 

Abraham  Carter 

do 

2.4.0 

32 

John  Blasdel 

do 

2  — 

7 

Theophilus  Goodwin 

do 

2.4.0 

33 

John  Lear 

do 

2  -- 

8 

Moses  Hunt 

f^fer 

2.4.0 

34 

James  Rendal 

do 

2  — 

9 

Jonathan  Goodwin 

Private 

2.0.0 

35 

Richard  Lock 

do 

2  — 

10 

Nathaniel  Tucker 

do 

2-- 

36 

Edward  Trcddick 

do 

2  — 

II 

Nathan  Clough 

d(j 

2-- 

Zl 

John  Rand 

do 

2  — 

12 

William  Griffith 

do 

2-- 

38 

Stephen  Larey 

do 

2 

13 

Thomas  Foy 

do 

2-- 

39 

William  Trundy  Jur. 

do 

2  — 

M 

Samuel  Libbey 

do 

2-- 

40 

John  Trefethern 

do 

2  — 

15 

Joshua  Lock 

do 

2-- 

41 

John  Norton 

do 

2  — 

16 

William  Goudy 

do 

2  — 

42 

Samuel  Odiorne 

do 

2  — 

17 

Nathaniel  Lear 

do 

2-- 

43 

Andrew  Witcher 

do 

2  -- 

18 

John  Emmons  for       )^ 

44 

William  Gould 

do 

2  — 

James  Libbey  j 

do 

2  — 

45 

Elias  Tarleton 

do 

2 — 

19 

Moses  Atwood 

do 

2  — 

46 

Levi  Woodman 

do 

2  — 

20 

John  Clark 

do 

2  — 

47 

Joshua  Neil 

do 

2-- 

21 

Samuel  Johnston 

do 

2  — 

48 

Paul  Rendal 

do 

2  — 

22 

Stephen  Sawyer 

do 

2 

49 

Samuel  Goudy 

do 

2  — 

23 

Levi  Wallace 

do 

2  -- 

50 

Jos.  True  Eaton 

do 

2 — 

24 

Moses  Williams 

do 

2-- 

51 

Harvey  Langmaid 

do 

2 

25 

Seco  Barnard 

do 

2  — 

52 

John  Marden 

do 

2  —  — 

26 

Benjamin  Farley 

do 

2  — 

53 

George  Sanders 

■ 

do 

■>  —  — 

[2-295]  \_Captain  Perkhts's  Co.,  Long's  Regiment. '\ 

State  of  New  Hampshire     Portsm°  Jan'''  14"'  1777. — 

We  the  subscribers  non  Commissioned  Officers  and  vSoldiers  belonging 
to  the  New  Hampshire  Regiment  under  the  Command  of  Col"  Peirce 
Long  in  the  Continental  Service,  do  Acknowledge  to  have  receiv'd  of 
Noah  Emery  Jun'  Paymaster  to  said  Regiment  tlie  Several  Sums  herein 
Set  Against  Each  of  our  names,  being  for  one  Months  Advance  pay 
from  the  Seventh  of  Jan'^  Instant  to  the  Seventh  of  Feb'^  next,  And  we 
do  Severally  promise  &  Engage  that  in  Case  any  of  us  should  Enlist  into 
the  Continental  Service  on  the  New  Establishment  before  the  said 
Seventh  day  of  Feb"  Next,  That  Such  Sums  by  us  Respectively  received 


502 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


and  not  then  due  to  us  respectively  Shall  be  Accounted  for  by  us  Re- 
spectively, as  part  of  our  bounty  or  wages  in  the  said  Continental  Estab- 
lishment 

Witness  our  hands. — 


T3 

1 
1 

TJ 

u 

0 

Names  in  Capt  Abrahm 

Names  in  Capt  Abrahm 

>, 

il 

Pi 

Perkins's  Compy 

.ti 

c 

1 

Perkins's  Compy 

3 

C 
3 
W 

C'' 

3 

in 

I 

John  Neal 

Serjeant 

2.8.0 

|20 

Samuel  Roberts 

Private 

£2 

2 

Ebenezer  Adams 

do 

2.8.0 

21 

Tobias  Ricker 

do 

2 

3 

Samuel  Tattle 

do 

2.8.0 

22 

John  Collings 

do 

2 

4 

Simeon  Rawlings 

do 

2.8.0 

1-3 

John  Butler 

do 

2 

Timothy  Corson 

Corp'l 

2.4.0 

|24 

Isaac  Nute 

do 

2 

6 

Joseph  Adams 

do 

2.4.0 

25 

William  Broton 

do 

2 

7 

Ebenezer  Hanson 

do 

2.4.0 

I26 

Samuel  Todd 

do 

2 

8 

David  Nason 

do 

2.4.0 

\27 

James  Edgerly 

do 

2 

9 

Isaac  Pitman 

Private 

2.0.0 

'28 

W^illiam  Brasbey 

do 

2 

10 

James  Kicker 

do 

2-- 

29 

John  Young 

do 

2 

II 

Samuel  Wentworth 

do 

2.0.0 

30 

John  Dore 

do 

2 

12 

Ephraim  Tibbets 

do 

2.0.0 

31 

Robert  Hussey 

do 

2 

13 

Richard  Hodgdon 

do 

2.0.0 

32 

Michael  Ryan 

do 

2 

14 

Jotham  Nute 

do 

2 

'33 

Jonathan  Dore 

do 

2 

15 

Amos  Kenney 

do 

2-- 

34 

Dudley  Adams 

do 

2 

16 

Josiah  Chase 

ko 

2 

35 

James  Boyes 

do 

2 

17 

John  Taylor 

do 

2 

36 

Ichabod  Butler 

do 

2 

18 

Nathan  Roberts 

do 

2 

■37 

Daniel  Paul 

do 

2 

19 

William  Butler 

do 

2 

:38 

Ebenezer  Cromwell 

do 

2 

[2-296]    \_Captai?i  Mark   Wiggins  Co.,  Lotig's  Regiment. ~\ 
State  of  New  Hampshire     Portsm°  Jan""^  14'''  1777. 

We  the  subscribers  non  Commissioned  Officers  and  Soldiers  belonging 
to  the  New  Hampshire  Regiment  under  the  Command  of  Col°  Peirce 
Long  in  the  Continental  Service  do  Acknowledge  to  have  received  of 
Noah  Emery  Jun'  Pay  Master  to  Said  Regiment  The  Several  Sums 
herein  Set  against  Each  of  Our  Names,  being  for  One  Months  Advance 
pay  from  the  Seventh  of  Jan''^  Instant  to  the  Seventh  of  February  next. 
And  we  do  Severally  promise  &  Engage  that  in  Case  any  of  us  Should 
Enlist  into  the  Continental  Service  on  the  New  Establishment  before  the 
Said  Seventh  day  of  Feb'-""  next.  That  such  sums  by  us  respectively  re- 
ceived and  not  then  due  to  us  respectively  Shall  be  accounted  for  by  us 
respectively,  as  part  of  Our  bounty  or  Wages  in  the  said  Continental 
Establishment — 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
Witness  Our  hands 


503 


Names  in  Capt.  Mark  Wiggin's 

Compy. 

Quality 

Sum  receiv'd 

I 

Thomas  Robinson 

Serjeant 

£2.8.0 

Thomas  Robinson 

2 

Walter  Wifijgin 

d" 

2.8.0 

W^^lter  W'iggin 

3 

Jeremiah  Robinson 

d« 

2.8.0 

Jeremiah  Robinson 

4 

John  Goss 

Corporal 

2.4.0 

John  goss 

5 

Samuel  Elkins 

d° 

2.4.0 

Samuel  Elkins 

6 

Nathan  Blake 

d° 

2.4.0 

Nathan  Blake 

7 

James  Gorden 

Private 

2.0.0 

James  gorden 

8 

Joseph  Thurstin 

d" 

2 

Joseph  X  Thurstin 

nriKrk 

W^itness  John  goss 

9 

Jonathan  Allen 

d« 

2 

Jonathan  Allen 

Josiah  X  Allen  Witness 

10 

Josiah  Allen 

d° 

2 

in  "irk 

Thomas  Brackett 

II 

Robert  Rollins 

d" 

2 

his 

Robert  X  Rowlings 

mark 

Witness  Jane  Emery 
Nich'  X  Marriner 

12 

Nicholas  Marriner 

d° 

2 

mark 

Witness  Joseph  Crani 

13 

Joel  Judkins 

d" 

2 

Joel  Judkins 

14 

Stephen  Leavitt 

d° 

2 

Stephen  leavitt 

15 

Joseph  Jennis 

d° 

2 

Joseph  ginniss 

16 

Benjamin  Fox 

d° 

2 

Ben'"  fox 

17 

Judah  Hackett 

d« 

2  —  — 

Judah  backet 

18 

Samuel  Cram 

d° 

2 

Samuel  Cram 

19 

Theophilus  Norris 

d" 

2 

Theophilus  Norris 

20 

Samuel  Goss 

Corporal 

2.4- 

Samuel  goss 

21 

John  Robinson 

Private 

2 

22 

Eliphas  Read 

d° 

2  -- 

Eliphas  Reed 

23 

Daniel  Rollins 

d° 

2 

24 

Richard  Dollar 

d° 

2 

richard  dollof 

25 

Joel  Lord 

d« 

2 

Joel  Loud 

26 

Leonard  Weeks 

d" 

2 

Leonard  X  Weeks  Wit- 
mark 
ness  Thomas  Brackett 

27 

Robert  Kimball 

d» 

2 

28 

Andrew  Gate 

d" 

2 

29 

Thomas  Lord 

d° 

2 

Thomas  Lord 

30 

Wheelar  Burleigh 

d° 

2 

Wheeler  Burly 

31 

Joseph  Kennison 

d° 

2 

Joseph  Kcimison 

504 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Names  in  Capt.  Mark  Wiggln's 
Compy. 

Quality 

Sum  receiv'd 

32 

Benjamin  Perkins 

Private 

£2-- 

Benjamin  X  Perkins 

mark 

Witness  Jane  Emery 

33 

Samuel  Kennison 

d" 

2 

Samuel  kennison 

34 

Samuel  Hambleton 

d" 

2 

discharged 

35 

Jedediah  Weeks 

d° 

2 

Jedidiah  W^eeks 

36 

Samuel    Johnston 

d° 

2 

Samuel  Johnson 

37 

William  Chelsea 

d° 

2 

William  X  Chelsea 

mark 

Witness  Jane  Emery 

38 

Perry  Plardie 

d° 

2 

Ills 

Perry  X  Hardie 

mark 

Witness  Jane  Emery 

39 

William  Perkins 

d" 

3 

William  purkins 

40 

David  Eda 

d" 

2 

Daved  ela 

41 

Moses  Sanborn 

d" 

2 

moses  sanborn 

42 

Simon  Winslow 

d° 

2 

Simon  winslow 

43 

Nathaniel  Wadleigh 

d" 

2 

44 
45 

Elijah  Wiggin 
Gordon  Burleigh 

d" 
d" 

2 

2-- 

Elijah  Wiggin 

his 

Josiah  X  Sanborn 

46 

Josiah  Sanborn 

d° 

2 

Witness  Jane  Emery 

47 

48 

Joseph  Sparks 
John  Leavitt 

d" 
d" 

2 

2 

Joseph  Sparkes 
John  Leavitt 

49 

William  Lucy 

d" 

2 

William  Lucy 

1^2-297]      \^Captaln  Johfi  Bi'exvstcr''  s  Co.,  Lo7ig' s  Regiment  J\ 

State  of  New  Hampshire  Portsm°  Jan'-''  13"*  1777 — 
We  the  subscribers  non  Commissioned  Officers  &  Soldiers  belonging 
to  the  New  Hampshire  Regiment  under  the  Command  ofCol°Peirce 
Long  in  the  Continental  Service  do  acknowledge  to  have  received  of 
Noah  Emery  Jun""  Paymaster  to  said  Regiment  The  several  Sums  herein 
set  Against  Each  of  Our  names,  being  for  one  month's  Advance  Pay 
from  the  Seventh  of  Jan'^  Listant  to  the  Seventh  of  Feb'^  next,  And  we 
do  Severally  Promise  &  Engage  that  in  Case  any  of  us  Should  Enlist 
into  the  Continental  Service  on  the  New  Establishment  before  the  said 
seventh  day  of  Feb'^  next,  That  Such  Sums  by  us  respectively  received 
and  not  then  due  to  us  respectively  Shall  be  Accounted  for  by  us — Re- 
spectively, as  j^art  of  our  bounty  or  wages  in  the  said  Continental  Estab- 
lishment 


RKVOI.UTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Witness  our  hands 


505 


Names  in  Capt  John  Brewsters  Compy 


James  Butler 
John  Dcnicritt 
Enoch  Burn  ham 
Stephen  Berry 
Benjamin  Hoight 
James  Coleman 
Stephen  Roberts 

Ant''  Nutter  Rollings 

John  Cutts 
Samuel  Richards 
Moses  Rawlings 
Amos  Spencer 
David  Daniels 
Charles  Richer 
Thomas  Gerrish 

Conner  Pitman 


Thomas  Clements 

Thomas  Cook 
Daniel  Jackson 
Reuben  Ricker 
James  Critchet 
John  Whitehouse 
Andrew  Tuttle 
Stephen  Henderson 
John  Richards 
Amos  Place 
George  Richer 
Isaac  Libbey 
Abraham  Runnels 
Thomas  Kennison 

John  Willev 


William  Roberts 


Quality 

Sunns 
Received 

Serjeant 
do 
do 
do 

2.8.0 
2.8.0 
2.8.0 
2.8.0 

Corporal 
do 

2.4.0 
2.4.0 

do 

2.4.0 

Drum' 

2.4.0 

Fifer 

2.4.0 

Private 

2.0.0 

do 

2 

do 

3 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

i 

do 
do 
do 

to   to   to 

1    1    1 
1    1    1 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 
do 

2 ' 

2  —  — 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 
do 

2 

2 

do 

3 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2  -- 

Stephen  Berry 
Benjamin  Iloyt 
James  Coleman 
Stephen  Roberts 

hii 

Ant"  X  Nutter  Rollings 

mnrk 

Witness  John  Bergin 

Samuel  Richards 
moses  Rollings 
amos  Spencer 

Thomas  gerrish 

his 

Conner  X  Pitman 

mnrk 

Witness  Tobias  Laighton 

hl> 

Thomas  X  Clements 

ln;.rk 

Witness  John  Bergin 


Reuben  ricker 
James  Critchet 
John  Whitehouse 

Steplien  Henderson 
John  Riciiards 
amos  place 
George  Ricker 
Isaac  Libbv 


John  X  Willey 

mark 

Witness  John  Bergin 

hit 

William  X  Roberts 

mrtrk 

Witness  John  Bergin 


5o6 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Sums 

Names  in  Capt  John  Brewsters  Compy 

Quality 

Received 

33 

Daniel  Foss 

do 

2 

34 

Amos  Hayes 

do 

2 

Amos  Hayes 

35 

Ephraim  Daniels 

do 

3 

Ephraim  Daniels 

36 

Jacob  Horsom 

do 

2 

Jacob  Hossom 

37 

John  Tuttle 

do 

2 

bis 

John  X  Tuttle 

mark 

Witness  John  Dudley 

38 

Jonathan  Daniels 

do 

2 

39 

Philip  Tibbets 

do 

2   -  - 

40 

Robert  Cole 

do 

2 

41 

John  Whitehouse  Jir 

do 

2 

hU 

John  X  Whitehouse  Ju'^ 

mark 

Witness  John  Dudley 

42 

Benjamin  Furbish 

do 

2 

43 

Abner  Young 

do 

2 

Abner  young 

44 

Abraham  Morrison 

do 

2 

Abraham  Morrison 

45 

Israel  Huckins 

do 

2 

Israel  huckins 

46 

Solomon  Harford 

do 

2 

47 

Joseph  Daniels 

do 

2 

Joseph  Daniels 

48 

Theophilus  Drew 

do 

2 

49 

Michael  Shedrick 

do 

2  -- 

michael  Sudrick 

[2— 29S]     \^Captain  Nathan  Brown^s  Co.^  Lojig's  Reg'iment.'\ 

State  of  New  Hampshire  Portsm°  Jan''^  13""  1777 

We  the  Subscribers  non  Commissioned  Officers  &  Soldiers  belonging 
to  the  New  Hampshire  Regm'  under  the  Command  of  Col°  Peirce  Long 
in  the  Continental  Service,  do  acknowledge  to  have  Receivd  of  Noah 
Emery  Jun''  Pay  Master  to  Said  Regiment  the  Several  Sums  herein  Set 
Against  Each  of  Our  names  being  for  One  Months  Advance  pay  from 
the  Seventh  of  Jan''' Instant  to  the  Seventh  of  Feb"^' next.  And  we  do 
Severally  promise  &  Engage  that  in  Case  any  of  us  Should  Enlist  into 
the  Continental  Service  on  the  new  Establishment  before  the  said  Seventh 
day  of  Feb"^'  next,  That  Such  Sums  by  us  Respectively  Received  and  not 
then  due  to  us  Respectivel}',  Shall  be  Accounted  for  by  us  Respectively, 
as  part  of  our  Bounty  or  wages  in  the  Said  Continental  Establishment — 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
Witness  our  hands — 


507 


Sums 

Names  in  Capt  Nathan  Browns  Corny 

Quality 

reed 

I 

Zachariah  Clittbrd 

Serjeant 

2.8.0 

Zechariah  Cliflord 

2 

Israel  In<^alls 

d" 

2.S.0 

Israel  Ingalls 

3 

Benjamin  Bell 

.  f^" 

2.8.0 

Benj"  Bell 

4 

Josiah  Allen 

Corp' 

2.4.0 

Josiah  Allen 

5 

Luke  Sheppard 

d" 

2.4.0 

nil 

Luke  X  Sheperd 

iTiark 

Witness  Jn"  Macclure 

6 

William  Shannon 

d" 

2.4.0 

William  Shannon 

7 

Samuel  Fogg 

Drum' 

2.4.0 

Samuel  fogg 

8 

Hunking  Faxon 

Fifer 

2.4.0 

Hunking  Faxson 

9 

Samuel  White 

Private 

2.0  0 

Samuel  White 

10 

William  Gregory 

d" 

2  — 

William  Gregory 

II 

James  Mullin 

d° 

2  — 

James  Mullin 

12 

William  Hoight 

d" 

2  — 

13 

Aaron  Burbank 

d° 

2  — 

H 

Josiah  Magoon 

d" 

2  — 

Josiah  magoon 

15 

Samuel  Stewart 

d° 

2  — 

Samue  L  Stuart 

16 

Benjamin  Brown 

d" 

2  — 

Benj*  Brown 

'7 

Richard  Critchet 

d° 

2  — 

18 

David  Sanborn 

d° 

2  — 

19 

David  Hunt 

d° 

2  — 

20 

Noah  Greeley 

d° 

2  — 

21 

Benjamin  Straw 

d° 

2  — 

hii 
Lazarus  X  Rowe 

22 

Lazarus  Row 

d" 

2  

inark 

Witness  Jane  Emery 

23 

Charles  Skinner 

d" 

2  — 

24 

Moses  Long 

d° 

2  — 

25 

Richard  Sanborn 

d" 

2  — 

Richard  Sanborn 

26 

Jonathan  Patch 

d" 

2  — 

Jonathan  patch 

hit 

Samuel  X  Patch 

27 

Samuel  Patch 

d° 

2  — 

Witness  Jn"  Macclure 

28 

Nelson  Grant 

d° 

2  — 

Nelson  Grant  his  mark 
X  Witness  Jn"  Macclure 

29 

Richard  Yeaton 

d" 

2  — 

hli 

30 

W^illiam  Bennet 

d° 

2  — 

William  X  Bennet 

mark 

Witness  J°  Macclure 

31 

John  Sleeper 

d° 

2  — 

5o8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Names  in  Capt  Nathan  Browns  Corny 

Quality 

Sums 
reed 

32 

Thomas  Colcord 

d« 

2 

Thomas  X  Colcord 
Witness  J°  Macclure 

33 

Thomas  Shannon 

d" 

2 

Thomas  Shannon 

34 
3^? 

James  Ryan 
Green  Tilton 

d° 
d° 

2 

2 

green  Tilton 

36 

Josiah  Bean 

d" 

2 

Josiah  Bean 

[2-299]     \_Captain  Timothy  Clement's  Co..,  Long's  Regiment. '\ 

State  of  New  Hamp'  Port"  Jan^  14"'  1777 
We  the  subscribers  non  Commissioned  Officers  &  Soldiers  belonging 
to  the  New  Hampshire  Regiment  under  the  Command  of  Col°  Peirce 
Long  in  the  Continental  Service,  do  acknowledge  to  have  Received  of 
Noah  Emery  Jun''  Pa}'  Master  to  said  Regiment  the  Several  Sums  herein 
Set  Against  Each  of  our  Names,  being  for  one  months  Advance  pay 
from  the  Seventh  of  Jan''^  Instant  to  the  Seventh  of  Feb'^  next.  And  we 
do  severally  promise  &  Engage  that  in  Case  any  of  us  Should  Enlist  into 
the  Continental  Service  on  the  New  Establishment  before  the  said  Seventh 
day  of  Feb''-^'  next,  that  Such  sums  by  us  Respectively  Received  and  not 
then  due  to  us  Respectively  Shall  be  Accounted  for  by  us  respectively, 
as  part  of  our  bounty  or  wages  in  the  said  Continental  Establishment — 

Witness  our  hands — 


^       1 

1 

>> 

Names  in  Capt  Tim- 

Sums 
Rec' 

Names  in  Capt  Tim- 

•.:3 

«s 

othy  Clements  Comy 

3 

a- 

othy  Clements  Com^ 

3 

3p^ 

I 

Moses  Darling 

Serjeant 

2.  8.0 

16 

William  Kelley 

Private 

2  — 

2 

Abner  Kies 

do 

2.  8.0 

17 

James  Weymouth 

do 

2  — 

S 

Edward  Chapman 

do 

2.  8.0 

18 

Joseph  Bean 

do 

2  — 

4 

William  Taggert  Q  M 

do 

2.14.0 

iq 

Nathaniel  Pearson 

do 

2  -  - 

S 

Josiah  Towl 

Corporal 

2.  4.0 

20 

Joseph  French 

do 

2  — 

6 

Ebenezer  Ball 

do 

2.  4.0 

21 

Simeon  Hains 

do 

2  — 

7 

Dudley  Oilman 

do 

2.  4.0 

22 

Nathan  Stevens 

do 

2  — 

8 

John  Shaw 

Drumr 

2.  4.0 

23 

Samuel  Powel 

do 

2  — 

Q 

Joseph  Palmer 

Private 

2.  0.0 

24 

Joseph  Taggert 

do 

2  -- 

10 

Noah  Wedwood 

do 

2    — 

2^ 

Learned  Cum  mings 

do 

2  — 

II 

Jabez  Felch 

do 

2    — 

26 

Stephen  Powers 

no 

2  — 

12 

Nicholas  Felch 

do 

2    — 

27 

Reuben  Martin 

do 

2  — 

IS 

Thomas  Newton 

do 

n       

28 

Jacob  j\Iartin 

do 

2  — 

14 

Andrew  M'^Intyer 

do 

2    — 

2Q 

Samuel  Martin 

do 

2  — 

15 

Joseph  Chapman 

do 

2    — 

30 

William  Gould 

do 

2  — 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


509 


>, 

-i 

>, 

Names  in  Capt  Tim- 

(fl 0 

Names  in  Capt  Tim- 

-I 

othy  Clements  Comy 

a 

othy  Clements  Com>' 

3 

a 

c/o 

1 

a 

C/2 

31 

Daniel  Blasdel 

Private 

'7    _    _ 

45 

Enoch  Spaldwin 

Private 

2 

32 

Ebenezer  Currier 

do 

2 

46 

Abner  Clough 

do 

2 

33 

Gordon  Freese 

do 

2 

47 

Jabez  French 

do 

2 

34 

David  Page 

do 

2 

48 

James  Sanborn 

do 

2 

35 

James  Cilley 

do 

2 

49 

Isaac  Shattuck 

do 

2 

36 

Jacob  Hunt 

do 

2 

50 

Nathaniel  Wheate 

do 

2 

37 

Richard  Hopkins 

do 

2 

51 

Caleb  Farley 

do 

2 

38 

David  Fisk 

do 

2 

52 

Herculas  Towns 

do 

2 

39 

William  Powell 

do 

2  -  - 

53 

Caleb  Brown 

do 

2 

40 

Jonathan  Cilley 

do 

2 

54 

Samuel  Wooster 

do 

2 

41 

Joseph  Peirce 

do 

2 

55 

Thomas  Veasey 

do 

'J  _  — . 

42 

David  French 

do 

2 

56 

Isaac  Clements 

do 

2 

43 

John  Marden  Johnson 

do 

2 

57 

Samuel  Veasey 

do 

2 

44 

Levi  Morrill 

do 

2 

[2-300]    [^(35/?rfl:c/  of  the  Companies  in  Colonel  Lo?ig''s  Regiment^  in 
part^  as  mtistered  for  their  march  to  Ticonderoga^  ^777 -^ 

Abstract  of  that  part  of  the  non  commissioned  Officers  &  Privates  in 
the  Regiment  Cominanded  by  CoP  Peirse  Long  in  the  Continental  Ser- 
vice who  have  received  from  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  One  Months 
Advance  pay  from  7"'  January  1777  to  7""  February  Following  &  travel 
Money  from  New  Castle  to  Charlestown  N"  4,  128  Miles  (w  t^  per  Mile 
is  32^  Each 


Sio 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Capt  Mark  Wio;gin's    Compy 
Capt  John  Brewster's       do 
Capt  John  Calfe's  do 

Capt  Abraham  Perkins's  do 
Capt  Nathan  Brown's  do 
Capt  Timothy  Clements  do 


Ph 


35 
26 

17 
10 
16 
40 


II    14     3    144 
Capt  Ebenr  Dearings  Compy")         i     i     i     il 


of  Artillery 


12  15     4  162 

4 

15 

12 


1 1  Serjeants  ®  48J 
14  Corporals  44s 
3  Drs  &  Fifers  44s 
144  Privates  40s 
Artillery 
I  Serjeant 

I  Corporal 
I  Drumr 

18  Privates  fa)  41s 


Travel  money  for  193  Men  (a)  32^-  Each 

To  the  Paymaster  for  horse  hire  &  Expences,  Paying  the  Regiment 


Exeter  March  ist  1777 
Errors  Excepted 


£26    80 

30  16  o 

6120 

288    00 


250 

250 

36  180 
£395-H-o 


308.16 

II     o 


£715.10  o 
Noah  Emery  Junr  Pay  Master 


Add  to   Cap' Dearing's  Company  of  Artillery  the   following — Persons 
who  were  afterwai'ds  paid  their  Advance  wages  &  Travel  Money 


Simeon  Akarman  Serg' 

George  Loud  Corp^ 

Thomas  Mead  Private 

Travel  Money  for  them  32.?  Each 


2  10  o 
250 
2  I  o 
4160 


£11    13  O 

March  5  1777 — rec'^  &  Paid  the  Above 

N'^  Emery  P.  M. 


[COLONEL  LONG'S  REGIMENT. 

As  paid  advance  wages  for  their  march  to  Ticonderoga.] 
[2-301]  \_Capiain  Abrahatn  Perkinses  Co.~\ 

A  Pay  Role  For  That  j^art  of  the  non  commissioned  Officers  &  Sol- 
diers (off  Cap.  Abraham  Perkins  Comp^  In  the  New  Hampshire  Regi- 
ment Comm'^  by  Col°  Pierse  Long,  In  the  Continental  Service,)  Who  are 
fit  to  March  to  Ticonderoga,  being  for  One  m"  Adv*"  pay,  from  the  7  Jan' 
to  the  7  Feb''  1777 — 


N"  I 

John  Neal 

Sergent 

2 

8 

0 

20 

Samuel  Roberts 

Private 

200 

2 

Eben''  Adams 

do 

2 

8 

0 

21 

Tobias  Ricker 

do 

200 

3 

Samuel  Tultle 

do 

2 

8 

0 

22 

John  Collings 

do 

200 

4 

Simeon  Rawlins 

do 

2 

8 

0 

23 

John  Butler 

do 

200 

5 

Timothy  Corson 

Corporal 

2 

4 

0 

24 

Isaac  Nute 

do 

200 

6 

Joseph  Adams 

do 

2 

4 

0 

25 

William  Broton 

do 

200 

7 

Eben'  Hanson 

do 

2 

4 

0 

26 

Sami  Todd 

do 

200 

8 

David  Nason 

do 

2 

4 

0 

27 

James  Edgerly 

do 

200 

9 

Isaac  Pritam 

Private 

2 

0 

0 

28 

William  Brasbey 

do 

200 

10 

James  Ricker 

do 

2 

0 

0 

29 

John  Young 

do 

200 

II 

Sami  Wentworth 

do 

2 

0 

0 

30 

John  Dore 

do 

200 

12 

Ephraim  Tibbets 

do 

2 

0 

0 

31 

Rob'  Hussey 

do 

200 

13 

Richard  Hodgdon 

do 

2 

0 

0 

32 

Michael  Ryan 

do 

200 

14 

Jotham  Nute 

do 

2 

0 

0 

33 

Jonathan  Dore 

do 

200 

15 

Amos  Kenney 

do 

2 

0 

0 

34 

Dudley  Adams 

do 

200 

16 

Josiah  Chase 

do 

2 

0 

0 

ZS 

James  Boyes 

do 

200 

17 

John  Taylor 

do 

2 

0 

0 

36 

Ichabud  Butler 

do 

200 

18 

Nathan  Roberts 

do 

2 

0 

0 

37 

Daniel  Paul 

do 

200 

19 

William  Butler 

do 

2 

0 

0 

3« 

Ebenezer  Cromwell 

do 

200 

January  13"'  1777.     The  Above  is  a  True  Role 

Abraham  Perkins  Cap' 
January  13,  1777 

Examined  by  Pierse  Long  C° 


[2-303] 


[^Captain  Deariiig's  Co77ipaity.'\ 


A  Pay  Role  For  that  part  of  the  Non  Commissioned  Officers  &  Sol- 
diers (Off  Cap'  Eben'  Bearings  Comp''  of  Artillery  In  the  New  Hamp- 
shire Regim'  Comm''  by  Col"  Pierse  Long,  In  the  Continental  Service) 
Who  are  fit  to  March  to  Ticonderoga,  being  for  one  m°  Advance  pay, 
from  the  7  Jan'  To  the  7  of  Feb'  1777 — 


512 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


No  I 

John  Underwood 

Sergent 

2 

ID    0 

25 

Elliot  Dearing 

2  I   0 

2 

Jolin  Dennett 

do 

2 

10  0 

26 

John  Stoodiey 

210 

3 

Simeon  Akerman 

do 

2 

10    0 

27 

John  Bartlet 

2   I  0 

4 

John  Barter 

Corporal 

2 

5  0 

28 

William  Lear 

2   I  0 

5 

John  Griffin 

cio 

2 

5  0 

29 

Thom^  Mead 

2   I  0 

6 

George  Loud 

do 

2 

5  0 

30 

Nich^  Caverly 

2   I   0 

7 

William  Dearing 

Drum"" 

2 

5  0 

31 

Samuel  Marston 

2   I   0 

8 

Theodore  Furnald 

fifer 

2 

5  0 

3'^ 

Benning  Slooper 

2   I   0 

9 

Pelitiah  Barter 

Private 

2 

I  0 

33 

Laurance  Ellis 

2   I  0 

lo 

Samuel  Yeaton 

do 

2 

I  0 

34 

Robert  Holmes 

2   I   0 

II 

Samuel  Morrison 

do 

2 

I  0 

35 

Phillip  Barker 

2    I    0 

12 

William  Gail 

do 

2 

I  0 

36 

John  Archbald 

2    I    0 

13 

John  Read 

do 

2 

I  0 

37 

Elihu  Weeks 

2    I    0 

14 

Benj"  March 

do 

2 

I  0 

38 

Samuel  Weeks 

2    I    0 

15 

John  Akerman 

do 

2 

I  0 

39 

Samuel  Billings 

2    I    0 

i6 

Benj"  Akerman 

do 

2 

I  0 

40 

William  Gerrish 

2    I    0 

17 

Benj"  Thompson 

do 

2 

I  0 

41 

William  Briard 

2    I    0 

i8 

Josiah  Brooks 

do 

2 

I  0 

42 

Noah  Akerman 

2    I    0 

19 

John  Leach 

do 

2 

I  0 

43 

David  Woodhouse 

2    I    0 

20 

Rob'  Briard 

do 

2 

I  0 

44 

Nicholas  Buftbrd 

2    I    0 

21 

Joseph  Beal 

do 

2 

I  0 

45 

Sam'  Odiorne 

2    I    0 

22 

Samuel  Twead 

do 

2 

I  0 

46 

Joshua  Phenix 

2    I    0 

23 

william  Stephens 

2 

I  0 

47 

Robert  Drout 

2    I 

24 

Sam'  Hodgdon 

2 

I  0 

48  James  Broton 

2    I 

This  is  a  True  Roll  Ebenezer  Dearing  Cap'" 
Examined  Jan^  13'*  ^777 


Pierse  Lonsf  C*^ 


[2-303] 


\^Captain  CIcmcnfs  Co.] 


A  Pay  Role  For  that  part  of  the  Non  Commissioned  Officers  &  Sol- 
diers (Oft'  Capt"  Timothy  Clements  C°  In  the  New  Hampshire  Regim' 
Comm''  by  Col"  Pierse  Long,  In  the  Continental  Service)  Who  are  fit  to 
March  to  Ticonderoga,  being  for  one  M°  Advance  pay,  from  the  7""  Jan^ 
To  the  7""  Febuary  i"777 — 


N"  I 

Moses  Darling 

Sergent 

2    80 

12 

Nich»  Felch 

private 

200 

2 

Abner  Kies 

do 

2    80 

13 

Thom«  Newton 

do 

200 

3 

Ed m'' Chapman 

do 

2    80 

14 

Andrew  M'lntire 

do 

200 

4 

William  TaggertO'-M'- 

do 

2  140 

IS 

Joseph  Chapman 

do 

200 

^ 

Josiah  Toal 

Coporal 

2    40 

16 

William  Kellev 

do 

200 

6 

Eben^  Ball 

do 

240 

17 

James  Weymouth 

do 

200 

7 

Dudley  Gilman 

do 

240 

18 

Joseph  Bean 

do 

200 

8 

John  Shaw 

drummer 

240 

19 

Nath'  Pearson 

do 

200 

Q 

Joseph  Palmer 

private 

200 

20 

Joseph  French 

do 

200 

10 

Noah  Wedgwood 

do 

200 

21 

Simeon  Haines 

do 

200 

II 

Jabez  Felch 

do 

200 

22 

Nathan  Stevens 

do 

200 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


SI3 


N°23 

Samuel  Powell 

private 

200 

41 

Joseph  Pearce 

private 

200 

24 

Joseph  Taggert 

do 

200 

42 

David  French 

do 

200 

25 

Learned  Ciimniings 

do 

200 

43 

John  Marden  Johnston 

do 

200 

26 

Stephen  Powers 

do 

200 

44 

Levi  Morril 

do 

200 

27 

Reuben  Martin 

do 

200 

45 

Enoch  Spaldwin 

do 

200 

28 

Jacob  Martin 

do 

200 

46 

Abner  Clouoh 

do 

200 

29 

Sam'  Martin 

do 

200 

47 

Jabez  French 

do 

200 

30 

William  Gould 

do 

200 

48 

James  Sanborn 

do 

200 

31 

Dani  Blasdel 

do 

200 

49 

Isaac  Shattuck 

do 

200 

32 

Eben''  Currier 

do 

200 

50 

Nath'  Wheate 

do 

200 

33 

Gordon  Freese 

do 

200 

51 

Caleb  Farley 

do 

200 

34 

David  Page 

do 

200 

52 

Harculas  Towns 

do 

200 

35 

James  Scilley 

do 

200 

53 

Caleb  Brown 

do 

200 

36 

Jacob  Hunt 

do 

200 

54 

Sam'  Wooster 

do 

200 

37 

Richard  Hopkins 

do 

200 

55 

Thomas  Veasey 

do 

200 

38 

David  Fish 

do 

200 

56 

Isaac  Clements 

do 

200 

39 

William  Powell 

do 

200 

57 

Samuel  Veasey 

do 

200 

40 

Jonathan  Scilley 

do 

200 

January  13*  1777     The  above  is  a  True  Role 

January  13"^  1777 


Tim°  Clements,  Cap* 
Examined  per  Pierse  Long  C° 


[2-304] 

Charlestown  Feb^  y°  23^  ^777 — 
A  Return  of  the  Men  in  my  Comp'*  in  Col°  Longs  Regement  who  have 
not  apeared  to  March  for — Ticonderoga,  Viz  : 


Names 

Sargent  W™  Taggart 

Sargent  Ed''  Chapman 

Drumer  John  Shaw 

Samuel  Veasey 
Simon  Dearborn 
Joseph  Palmer 
John  Marden  Johnson 
Noah  Wedgwood 
Thomas  Veasey 
Andrew  M'^Entire 
Joseph  Taggart 
Nicholas  Felch 
Jonath"  Selley 
Jabesh  Felch 
Jacob  Hunt 
James  Selley 
Jacob  Martin 
37 


Places  of  Abode 
Hillsborough 
Eppen 

D° 

D° 

D° 

D" 

D" 
Newmarket 
Frybourgh 
New  Boston 
Hillsborough 
Seabrook 

D° 

D° 

D° 
Salsbury  Massachusetts  Bay 
Weare 


514 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Two  of  the  above  Number  I  am  Informed  have  Inlisted  into  the  Ser- 
vice during  y^  war  or  for  three  Years  Since  we  Left  Newcastle  and  were 
under  Voluntier  Marching  orders  and  therefore  expect  that  they  will  be 
taken  Notice  of  as  well  as  the  Rest  who  Refuse  to  march — 

Tim°  Clements  Cap* 


[2-305] 


\_Captain  Calfe's  Co.'\ 


A  Pay  Role,  for  that  part  of  the  Non  Commissioned  Officers  and  Sol- 
diers (Oft'  Cap'  John  Calfs  Comp^  In  the  New  Hampshire  Reg'  Com- 
mand'' by  CoI°  Pierse  Long,  In  the  Continental  Service)  Who  are  fit  to 
March  to  Ticonderoga  being  for  one  M°  advance  pay,  from  the  7""  Jan^ 
To  the  7"'  Feby  1777. 


N°  I 

A  Stevens 

Sergent 

280 

28 

Michael  Worthen 

private 

200 

2 

B  Goss 

do 

280 

29 

John  Richardson 

do 

200 

3 

J  Smith 

do 

280 

30 

Richard  Blake 

do 

200 

4 

E  Richardson 

Corp' 

240 

31 

James  Randal 

do 

200 

5 

S  Knowles 

do 

240 

32 

John  Blasdell 

do 

200 

6 

A  Carter 

do 

240 

33 

John  Lear 

do 

200 

7 

Theophilus  Goodwin 

do 

240 

34 

James  Randall 

do 

200 

8 

Moses  Hunt 

fifer 

240 

35 

Richard  Lock 

do 

200 

9 

Jon"  Goodwin 

private 

200 

36 

Edward  Treddick 

do 

200 

ID 

Nathi  Tucker 

do 

200 

37 

John  Rand 

do 

200 

II 

Nathan  Clough 

do 

200 

38 

Stephen  Layrey 

do 

200 

12 

William  Griffith 

do 

200 

39 

William  Trundy  Jun'' 

do 

200 

13 

Thom^  Foy 

do 

200 

40 

Jn°  Trefethern 

do 

200 

14 

Samuel  Libbey 

do 

200 

41 

John  Norton 

do 

200 

15 

Joshua  Lock 

do 

200 

42 

Sam'  Odiorne 

do 

200 

16 

William  Goudy 

do 

200 

43 

Andrew  Wicker 

do 

200 

17 

Nathan'  Lear 

do 

200 

44 

William  Gold 

do 

200 

18 

James  Libbey 

do 

200 

45 

Elias  Tarlton 

do 

200 

19 

Moses  Atwood 

do 

200 

46 

Levi  Woodman 

do 

200 

20 

John  Clarke 

do 

200 

47 

Joseph  Neil 

do 

200 

21 

Sam'  Johnston 

do 

200 

48 

Paul  Randall 

do 

200 

22 

Stephen  Sawyer 

do 

200 

49 

Sam'  Gowdy 

do 

200 

23 

Levi  Wallace 

do 

200 

50 

Jos  :  True  Eaton 

do 

200 

24 

Moses  Williams 

do 

200 

51 

Henry  Langmaid 

do 

200 

25 

Seco  Barnard 

do 

200 

52 

John  Mardin 

do 

200 

26 

Benj"  Farley 

do 

200 

53 

George  Sanders 

do 

200 

27 

Job  Foss 

do 

200 

January  13"^  i777-     The  above  is  a  True  Role. 


January  13*  1777.     Examined  per 


John  Calfe  Cap* 


Pierse  Long  C° 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


515 


[2-306]  \_Captain  Wiggins  Co.'\ 

A  Pay  Role  For  That  part  oF  the  Non  Commissioned  Officers  &  Sol- 
diers (of  Cap'  Mark  Wiggins  C*  In  the  N  Hamp""  Regiment  Comm*^  by 
Col°  Pierse  Long  in  the  Continental  Service)  who  are  Fit  to  march  to 
Ticonderoga,  being  for  One  Months  Advance  Pay  from  the  7'"  Jan^^  to 
the  7">  Feb'"  1777. 


1  Thomas  Robertson 

2  Walter  Wiggins 

3  Jeremiah  Robinson 

4  John  Goss 

5  Samuel  Elkins 

6  Nathan  Blake 

7  James  Gorden 

8  Joseph  Thurstin 

9  Jonathan  Allen 

10  Josiah  Allen 

11  Robert  Rollins 

12  Nicholas  ]\Iarriner 

13  Joel  Judkins 

14  Stephen  Leavit 

15  Joseph  Jennis 
1 6l Benjamin  Fox 

Jiidah  Hackett 
Samuel  Cram 
Theophilas  Norris 
Samuel  Goss 
John  Robinson 
Eliphas  Read 
Daniel  Rollins 
Richard  Dollar 
Joel  Lord 


Serg' 

do 

do 
Corpor^ 

do 

do 
Private 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 
Copf 

do 

do 

do 
Private 

do 


4 

4 

2  4 

2  o 


4  o 


Leonard  Weeks 
Rob'  Kimbal 
Andrew  Gate 
Thomas  Lord 
Whelar  Burleigh 
Joseph  Kennison 
Benjamin  Perkins 
Samuel  Kennison 
Samuel  Hambleton* 
Jedediah  Weeks 
Samuel  Johnston 
William  Chelsea 
Perry  Hardy 
William  Perkins 
David  Ela 
Moses  Sanborn 
Samuel  Winslovv 
Nathaniel  Wadleigh 
Elijah  Wiggin 
Gorden  Burleigh 
Josiah  Sanborn 
Joseph  Sparks 
John  Leavitt 
Williary  Lucy 
Deduct  Sam^^  Hambleton 


Private 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

do 

2 

The  above  is  a  True  Roll     January  y*  14*''  1777. 

Pr  Mark  Wiggin  Cap* 
January  13"^  ^777 

Examined  per  Pierse  Long 


*  Discharged  by  a  certificate  from  the  doctor. 


Si6 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-307]  \_Captain  B^-ovjft's  Co.] 

A  Pay  Role  For  that  part  of  the  Non  Commissioned  Officers  and  Sol- 
diers (Oft'Capt"  Nathan  Brown's  Company  In  the  New  Hampshire  Reg- 
im'  Comm'^  by  Col°  Pierse  Long,  In  the  Continental  Service)  Who  are  fit 
to  March  to  Ticonderoga,  being  for  One  M"  Advance  pay,  from  the  y*** 
January  To  the  7"'  Febuary,  1777- 


No 


Zachariah  Clifford 
Israel  Ingols 
Benjamin  Bell 
Josiah  Allen 
Luke  Sheppard 
William  Shannon 
Sam^  Fogg 
Hunk'g  Faxon 
Sam'  White 
William  Gregory 
James  Mullen 
William  Height 
Aron  Burbank 
Josiah  Magoon 
Sam'  Stewart 
Benj"  Brown 
Richard  Critchet 
David  Sanborn 


Sergent 

280 

iq 

do 

280 

20 

do 

280 

21 

Corp" 

240 

22 

do 

240 

23 

do 

240 

24 

Drummf 

240 

25 

Fifer 

240 

26 

private 

200 

27 

do 

200 

28 

do 

200 

29 

do 

200 

30 

do 

200 

.31 

do 

200 

32 

do 

200 

33 

do 

200 

34 

do 

200 

35 

do 

200 

36 

David  Hunt 
Noah  Greely 
Benj"  Straw 
Lazerus  Row 
Charles  Skinner 
Moses  Long 
Rich'^  Sanborn 
Jonathan  Patch 
Sam'  Patch 
Nelson  Grant 
Richard  Yeaton 
William  Bennett 
John  Sleeper 
Thomas  Colcord 
Thomas  Shannon 
James  Ryan 
Green  Tilton 
Josiah  Bean 


private 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 


January  13"'  1776  [i777]      The  above  is  a  True  Role 

Nathan  Brown  Cap* 
January  13*^  1777 

Examined  per  Pierse  Long  C° 


[2-308] 


[  Captain  Brewster' s  Co-l^ 


A  Pay  Role  For  that  part  of  the  Non  commissioned  Officers  &  Sol- 
diers (Oft'  Cap'  John  Brewsters  Comp''  In  the  New  Hampshire  Reg' 
Comm*^  by  Col"  Pierse  Long,  In  the  Continental  Service)  Who  are  fit  to 
March  to  Ticonderoga,  being  for  one  m°  Advance  Pay,  from  the  7"'  of 
Jan^  To  the  7"^  of  Febuary  1777 — 


N°  I  James  Butler 

2  Jn°  Demerit 

3  Enoch  Burnham 
4, Stephen  Benney 

5  Benjamin  Hoight 

6  James  Coleman 

7  Stephen  Roberts 


Serg' 

280 

8 

do 

280 

Q 

do 

280 

10 

do 

280 

II 

Coporal 

240 

12 

do 

240 

13 

do 

240 

14 

Anty  Nutf  Rollings 
John  Cults 
Sam'  Richards 
Moses  Rawlins 
Amos  Spencer 
David  Daniels 
Charles  Ricker 


Drum. 

fifer 
private 

do 

do 

do 

do 


240 
240 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


517 


N»  IS 

Thorn"  Geriish 

private 

200 

33 

Daniel  Foss 

private 

200 

16 

Connor  Pitman 

do 

200 

34 

Amos  Hayes 

do 

200 

17 

Thomas  Clements 

do 

200 

3^ 

Ephraim  Daniels 

do 

200 

18 

Thomas  Cook 

do 

200 

36 

Jacob  Horsam 

do 

200 

19 

Daniel  Jackson 

do 

200 

37 

John  Tuttle 

do 

200 

20 

Reuben  Ricker 

do 

200 

38 

Jonath"  Daniels 

do 

200 

21 

James  Critchett 

do 

200 

3q 

Phillip  Tibbets 

do 

200 

22 

John  Whitehouse 

do 

200 

40 

Rob'  Cole 

do 

200 

23 

Andrew  Tuttle 

do 

200 

41 

Jn"W]iitehouse  Jun'' 

do 

200 

24 

Stephen  Henderson 

do 

200 

42 

Benj.  Furbish 

do 

200 

25 

John  Richards 

do 

200 

43 

Abner  Young 

do 

200 

26 

Amos  Place 

do 

20Q 

44 

Abrah"'  Morrison 

do 

200 

27 

George  Ricker 

do 

200 

4S 

Israel  Huchins 

do 

200 

28 

Isaac  Libbey 

do 

200 

46 

Solomon  Harford 

do 

200 

29 

Abrah'"  Runnels 

do 

200 

47 

Joseph  Daniels 

do 

200 

30 

Thorn"  Kennison 

do 

200 

48 

Theophilus  Drew 

do 

200 

31 

John  VVilley 

do 

200 

49 

Michael  Sudrick 

do 

200 

32 

William  Roberts 

do 

200 

January  13*  1777-     "^^^  Above  is  a  True  Role 

Examined  per  Pierse  Long  C" 

[2-309]  \_Captai71  Brevjster''s  Return.'] 

Cap'  John  Brevvsters  Return  of  Those  Soldiers  who  Refused  to  March 
at  the  place  and  day  of  Rendezvous  as  Per  his  Return  made  22*^  Jan''  ^777 


Jn°  Demerit 

Barrington 

John  Whitehouse 

Dover 

James  Butler 

do 

Andrew  Tuttle 

do 

Henry  Buzzel 

do 

Stephen  Henderson 

do 

David  Daniels 

do 

George  Ricker 

do 

Conner  Pitman 

do 

Charles  Whitehouse 

do 

Daniel  Foss 

do 

Michael  Sudrick 

do 

Ephraim  Daniels 

do 

John  Willey 

do 

Jon"  Daniels 

do 

John  Tuttle 

do 

Enoch  Burnham 

Rochester 

;  John  Whitehouse  Jun' 

do 

Benjamin  Hoight 

do 

Daniel  Jackson 

Madbury 

James  Coleman 

do 

James  Critchett 

do 

Sam'  Richards 

do 

Israel  Huckings 

do 

Moses  Rollings 

do 

Theophilus  Drew 

do 

Amos  Spencer 

do 

Abraham  Runnels 

New  Durham 

Charles  Ricker 

do 

Thomas  Kennison 

do 

John  Richards 

do 

John  Cutts 

Portsmouth 

Amos  Place 

do 

Jacob  Harsom 

Labanon 

Isaac  Libbey 

do 

Philip  Tibbets 

do 

Anthony  Rollings 

do 

Benjamin  Furbish 

do 

Amos  Hayes 

do 

Abner  Young 

do 

Stephen  Roberts 

Dover 

Solomon  Harford 

do 

Thomas  Clements 

do 

Thomas  Gerrish  Sick  at 

]\Iadbury 

Thoinrm  (^c\(^\c 

do 

Portsmouth 

X   AiV^illClO     \_*Ut_/IV 

Reuben  Ricker 

do 

Si8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-310] 


\_Captain  Perkins's  Return.'\ 


Capt"  Abraham   Perkins    Return  of  those    Soldiers  Who  Refused  to 
March — as  Per  Return  made 


Ebenezer  Adams 

New  Iiigtown 

Amos  Kinney 

Somersworth 

Samuel  Tultle 

Dover 

Nathan  Roberts 

do 

Ephraim  Tibbets 

do 

Sam'  Roberts 

do 

Jotham  Nute 

do 

Tobias  Vicar  or  Ricker 

do 

Isaac  Nute 

do 

Daniel  Paul 

do 

Timothy  Corson 

Rochester 

Josiah  Chase 

Stratham 

Samuel  Wentworth 

do 

John  Taylor 

do 

Joseph  Adams 

New  Ingtown 

John  Collins 

Durham 

Richard  Hodgdon 

do 

1  James  Edgerly 

do 

William  Brassbridge 

do 

Michael  Ryan 

do 

Dudley  Adams 

do 

'  Ebenezer  Cromwell 

do 

David  Nason 

Berwick 

William  Broughton 

Kittery 

William  Butler 

do 

Samuel  Todd 

do 

John  Butler 

do 

John  Young 

Labanon 

James  Boyce 

do 

ijohn  Dore 

do 

Icabud  Butler 

do 

Robert  Hussey 

do 

James  Ricker 

Somersworth 

Jonathan  Dore 

1 

do 

[2-310] 


\_Captain  Dearuig's  ReturnJ\ 


Cap'  Dearhigs  Returns  of  Such  as  Refused  to  March,  and  are  on  board 
the  Raleisfh 


John  Underwood 

Portsm 

0 

Josiah  Brooks 

Kittery 

John  Griffin 

do 

Raleigh 

John  Leach 

do 

George  Lord 

do 

Raleigh 

Robert  Briar 

do      Raleigh 

Nich«  Bufford 

do 

do 

Joseph  Beal 

do 

Theodore  Furnald 

do 

do 

Samuel  Twead 

do 

Samuel  Yeaton 

do 

W'"  Stevens  Jun 

do      Raleigh 

W"  Gale 

do 

Elisha  Weeks 

do 

Benjamin  March 

do 

Sam'  Billings 

do 

John  Akerman 

do 

Raleigh 

Sam'  Weeks  Jun' 

do 

Benjamin  Thompson 

do 

William  Gerrish  Jun' 

do 

Thomas  Meads 

do 

W"  Briard 

do 

John  Archbald 

do 

Samuel  Odiorne 

do      Raleigh 

Benjamin  Akerman 

do 

Josh^'  Fener 

do 

Noah  Akerman 

do 

Lemuel  Marston 

Greenland 

James  Broughton 

do 

Raleigh 

Philip  Barker 

do 

John  Barter 

Kittery     do 

John  Bartlet 

Portsm" 

Peletiah  Barter 

do 

do 

; 

KEVOLUTIONAKV    WAR    ROLLS. 


519 


[2-313] 


[  Copt  a  his  Calfe^s  ami  Broxvrt's  Return  sJ\ 


A  Return  of  Soldiers  \\'li()  have  not  Marched  for  Ticonderoga  belong- 
ing to  tlie  Company  as  follows:  Being  all  that  arc  Returned  To  the 
Commanding  Officer  at  the  time  of  his  Marching  Feb^  25"^  i777* 


Nathaniel  Tucker,  Rye 
Moses  Hunt.  Ipping 
Richard  Black  Kittery 
William  Gowdy  New  Castle 
Edward  Treddick      d° 
John  Rand  d° 

Stephen  La  wry  d" 

W™  Trundy  Jun'       d" 
Sam'  Odiorne  d° 

Elias  Tarelton  d" 

Sam'  Gowdy  d" 

Henry  Langmaid       d° 

Israel  Ingals  Sandown 
Josiah  Allen  Allenstown 
Sam'  Fogg  Raymond 
Sam'  White         d° 
Arron  Burbank  Allenstown 
Richard  Critchet,  Newmarket 
Noah  Greely  Brintwood 
Moses  Long  Sandown 
Jonathan  Patch  Kittery 
Sam'  Patch  d° 

Nelson  Grant 
John  Sleeper  Sandown 
James  Ryan  Portsmouth 


n 


\l 


Cl 


td 


n 


n 

c 
3 


J    ^< 


Many  of  the  Above  I  am  informed  are  inlisted  for  Three  years — 

F  Long 

Simeon  Akerman  w-ho  is  Eraced  out  Above,  is  Collecting  Some  of  the 
above  Soldiers  Together,  and  will  March  of  with  them. 

Thomas  IMead  is  lame,  but  will  march  as  soon  as  he  can  walk 


[2-31 0 


^^Breivster's  Co.     Additiojtal  Pay-RoIL'] 


An  Abstract  of  a  Pay  Roll  of  Cap'  John  Brewsters  Company  for 
Seven  men  for  one  months  Wages  from  the  Seventh  Day  of  January  to 
the  Seventh  Day  of  february  1777  Cap'  Brewster  having  Drawed  our 
travel  money  from  New  Castle  to  Charlestown  N°  four  before  he  marched 
in  Coll°  Long*  Regiment  of  Noah  Emery  Ju'  Paymaster  for  that  Purpose 


520 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Exeter  March  17"^  1777 
We  the  Subscribers  Do  hereby  acknowledge  to  have  Received  (of  Geo 
Gains  Special  Paymaster)  the  Sum  of  two  pounds  in  full  for  our  Wages 
for   one  month  from  Jan'''  7"'    to  febry  7""   as  belonging  to    Cap'  John 
Brewsters  Company  in  CoP  Peirce  Longs  Regiment 

Thomas  Pierce  in  the  Room 
&  Stead  of  David  Daniels 

his 

Thomas  X  Clements 

murk 
his 

Thomas  X  Kinistone 

niarjc 


Henry  X  Buzzel 
2-0-0  -  „,^^ 

his 

2-0-0     Andrew  X  Tuttle 

mark 
his 

2-0-0     Charles  X  Ricker 

mark 


2-0-0 


2-0-0 


2-0-0 


Exeter  March  17"^  1777 


Attest 


Paul  Nute 
Lieut  of  Said  Brewster  Company 


[2-312]  \^Perkins's  Co.     Additional. "^ 

Exeter  March  17""  1777 
We  the  Subscribers  belonging  to  Cap*  Abraham  Perkins  Company  in 
Coll'' Peirce  Longs  Regiment  do  acknowledge  to  have  Recived  of  Geo 
Gains  Special  Paymaster  for  Said  Regim'  the  Sum  of  forty  Shillings  for 
one  months  Wages  from  the  Seventh  Day  of  Jan'^  Last  to  the  Seventh 
day  of  february  also  thirty  two  Shillings  Lm''  in  full  for  travel  money 
from  New  Castle  to  Charlestown  N°  four  in  our  Way  to  ticonderoga 


Nathan  Roberts 

his 

Samuel  X  Roberts 

mark 

James  Boyce 


Wages  travel 

2-   0-0  I-I2-0 

2-   0-0  I-I2-0 

2-   0-0  I-I2-0 


6-  0-0    4-16 

4- I 6-0 


pd  Cap' John  Brewsters  men 

deduct  for  Tho'  Clements  p"^  by  N  Em- 
ery jun 

Entered  P'' 


10-16-0 
12-  0-0 

£22-16-0 


£20-16-0 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  521 

[2-314]  \_Liciii.   Wort/icfi\s  Receipt. '\ 

Exeter  Jan''  20"'  1777 

Received  of  Noah  Emery  Pay  Master  to  Col"  Pierse  Longs  regiment 
Seventy  three  pounds  Twelve  Shillings  lawful  money  per  Cap*  Mark 
Wiggin's  order  for  the  Travel  money  allow'd  his  Company  Consisting  of 
Forty  six  Non  Commissioned  officers  &  soldiers  to  be  by  me  accounted 
for— 

Ezekiel  Worthen  i"  Lieu' 


[COLONEL   DAVID   OILMAN'S   REGIMENT. 
FINAL  PAY-ROLLS.] 

[This  regiment  was  enlisted  in  December,  1776,  and  remained  in 
the  service  beyond  the  time  for  which  the  men  were  engaged,  at  the 
earnest  request  of  General  Sullivan.  It  participated  in  the  battles 
of  Trenton  and  Princeton,  and  did  excellent  service  in  both.  At  the 
battle  on  the  26th  of  December,  which  resulted  in  the  capture  of  the 
Hessians  at  Trenton,  New  Jersey,  this  regiment  was  a  portion  of  the 
right  division,  which  was  under  the  command  of  Major-General  John 
Sullivan.  The  conduct  of  the  New  Hampshire  and  other  New  Eng- 
land troops  on  that  occasion,  and  at  Princeton  on  January  3,  1777,15 
set  forth  in  the  following  extract  from  a  letter  from  General  Sullivan 
to  Hon.  Meshech  Weare,  dated  Chatham,  February  13,  1777: — Ed.] 

"  I  have  been  so  full  of  Business  that  I  could  not  find  time  to  write  ; 
but  still  I  have  a  more  weighty  reason,  which  is,  That  I  cannot  give  an 
account  of  a  victory  or  defeat  where  I  was  an  actor  without  saying  some- 
thing for  or  against  myself;  &  I  have  a  great  aversion  to  writing  against 
myself  &  to  write  in  favor  would  be  evidence  of  a  very  suspicious  kind. 
Indeed,  I  always  had  an  aversion  to  fighting  upon  paper  ;  for  I  have 
never  yet  found  a  man  well  versed  in  that  kind  of  fighting,  that  would 
practice  any  other.  Perhaps  you  may  want  to  know  how  your  men  (the 
Yankees)  fight :  I  tell  you  exceeding  well  when  they  have  proper  offi- 
cers. I  have  been  much  pleased  to  see  a  day  approaching  to  try  the 
difference  between  Yankee  cowardice  &  southern  valour.  The  Day 
has  or  rather  the  days  have  arrived,  and  all  the  General  Officers  allowed 
&  do  allow  that  the  Yankees  cowardice  assumes  the  shape  of  true  valor 
in  the  field  ;  and  the  Southern  valor  appears  to  be  a  composition  of 
boasting  &  conceit.  General  Washington  made  no  scruple  to  say  pub- 
licly the  remains  of  the  Eastern  Regiments  were  the  strength  of  his 
army,  though  then  their  numbers  were  comparatively  speaking  but 
small ;  he  calls  them  in  front  when  the  Enemy  are  there  ;  he  sends  them 
to  the  rear  when  the  Enemy  threatens  that  way  ;  all  the  general  officers 
allow  them  to  be  the  best  of  Troops.  The  Southern  officers  and  soldiers 
allow  it  in  times  of  danger,  but  not  all  other  times.  Believe  me.  Sir,  the 
Yankees  took  Trentown  before  the  other  Troops  knew  anything  of  the 
matter  more  than  that  there  was  an  engagement,  and  what  will  still  sur- 
prise you  more,  the  line  that  attacked  the  Town  consisted  of  eight  hun- 
dred Yankees  &  there  was  1600  Hessians  to  oppose  them.  At  Prince- 
town,  when  the  17*  Regt.  had  thrown  3500  southern  militia  into  the  ut- 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  523 

most  confusion,  a  Regiment  of  Yankees  restored  the  day.  This  General 
Mifflcn  confessed  to  me; — though  the  Phihidclphia  papers  tell  us  a  difier- 
ent  story.  It  seems  to  have  been  quite  forgot,  that  while  the  17"*  Reg' 
was  engaging  tiiose  Troops  that  600  Yankees  had  the  Town  to  take  ag'' 
the  40"'  &  s5"'  Reg'"  which  they  did  without  loss  owing  to  the  manner  of 
attack;  but  enough  of  this;  I  don't  wish  to  reflect; — but  beg  leave  to 
assure  vou  that  Newspapers  &  even  Letters  don't  always  speak  the  truth. 
You  may  venture  to  assure  your  friends  that  no  men  fight  better  or  write 
worse  than  the  Yankees,  of  which  this  Letter  will  be  good  evidence. 
Dear  Sir  I  am  with  much  esteem,  your  most  obed'  serv' 

Jn°  Sullivan 
"  Hon"'*  Meshech  Weare,  Esq." 


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Additional  Wages  of  twenty  shillings  per  Month  for  two  months  and 
eight  days  of  Cap*  Francis  Towns  Comp^  in  Col"  David  Gilmans  Reg' 
from  Jan"  5"^  to  March  12"^  i777— 

4  Serjeants 
4  Corporals 
41  Privates 

49.  3  Months  and  S  days  'a:-  20s  per  Month  is  44i'4  each  JC111.1.4 

Errors  Excepted  per 

Francis  Towne  Cap* 
Exeter  April  9*^  1777. 

The  Committee  on  Claims  have  exam"^  the  above  Account  amounting 
to  one  hundred  and  eleven  pounds  one  shilling  and  four  pence  and  find  it 
right  Cast. 

(signd)  Josiah  Oilman  Jun''  in  behalf  of  the  Com'" 

In  the  House  of  Representatives  April  9"^  i777'  — 
The  above  abstract  was  sworn  to  by  Cap'  Francis  Towne — 

Attest  N  Emery  Cl^  D  R 

State  of  New  Hampshire  Exeter  April  9""  1777. 

To  the  hon  Nich'  Oilman  Esq""  Treasurer — 

In  pursuance  of  a  Vote  of  the  Oeneral  Assembly  of  this  days  date  pay 
to  Cap'  Francis  Towne  one  hundred  &  eleven  pounds  one  shilling  and 
four  pence  the  balance  due  on  this  Fay  Roll — 

M  Weare  President — 

Received  the  above  mentioned  sum  of  one  hundred  &  eleven  pounds 
154'^  in  full. — 

Francis  Towne  Cap' 
Copy  Examined  per  N  Parker 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


527 


[3~5]  [^Additional  Pay- Roll  of  Captai?i    Walkcr\s  Co.'\ 

An  Additional  Pay  Roll  of  20^-  per  Month  for  Cap  William  Walkers 
Conip"  in  Col"  David  Gilmans  Reg'  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hamp- 
shire to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  State  of  New  York  from  5 
Dec  1776  to  15"*  Mar  following 


MENS  NAMES 


Isaac  Marrill 
Robert  B  Wilkins 
Isaac  Stearns 
Peter  Sleeper 
James  Rolf 
Zachariali  Richardson 
John  Lawrence 
Henry  Snow 
Solomon  Blood 
Levi  Fletcher 
Josiah  Fellows 
Ebenezer  Keyes 
William  Powers 
Isaac  Cliirord 
Joseph  Wheat 
David  Brown 
Jonah  Chapman 
Jon*  Crawford 
George  Kentfield 
Jeremiah  Quimby 
Samuel  Hodge 
Jacob  Whittemore 
Rendell  AI'=Donnel 
Samuel  Johnson 
John  Godfrey 
Jonathan  Hobart 
Ebenezer  Townsend 


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£2.6.8 

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MENS  NAMES 


Samuel  Chamberlain 
Benjamin  Wright 
John  Hale 
Joseph  Greele 
Azel  Blodgett 
William  Cummins 
Jon"  Stevens 
John  Whittaker 
Samuel  Woods 
Jonathan  Cochran 
Jacob  Ciirtiss 
Roger  Button 
Isaac  Curtiss 
Ebenezer  Odell 
Daniel  Barker 
Stephen  Gould 
Jacob  Adams 
Jonathan  Hartshorn 
Abiel  Holt 
Silas  Swallow 
Phineas  Whitney 
Joseph  Dix 
William  Parker 
Joseph  Barron 
Solomon  Hutchinson 


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A  True  Roll 

This  Roll  was  sworn  to 


attest  W"'  Walker  Cap' 

June  26,  1777. 
Coram  N  Emery  J  P — 

one  hundred  and  twenty  one  pounds  Six  Shil- 


by  Cap  W""  Walker  June  26,  1777. 

Coram  N  Emery  J  P — 


This  Roll  amounting  to 
lings  &  S>^  is  right  cast. 

ex*^  per  Jn''  Taylor  Oilman  one  of  the  Committee  on  Claims — 

State  of  New  Hampshire  June  26"'  1777. 
pursuant  to   a  vote  of  Council  and  Assembly  pay  the  within   Roll  of 


528  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Cap  W""  Walker  amount'   to   one   hundred   and  twenty  one   pounds  six 
shillings  &  8^— 

M  Weare  President 
Rec"^  for 

Jn°  Godfree  S  Johnson  J  Curtiss 

G  Kennifield  E  Townsend  J  Wheat 

J  Whittemore  J  Hobart  S  Woods 

J  Ralph  B.  Wright  Silas  Swallow 

R  M'^Donnell  P  Whitney  SoI°  Hutchings 

Z  Richardson  W  Cummings  Jacob  Curtice 

[j£2,  6s,  8*^  each.     Whole  amount  £43.0.0.] 

Rec^  per  W"  Walker 
Received  for 

W"  Powers  J  Qiiimby  P  Sleeper 

David  Brown  J  Fellows 

[£2,6^,8'*  each.     Whole  amount  £11,135,4'^.] 

Per  Francis  Wooster 
Rec'*  for  J°  Whittaker     J°  Lawa-ence 

[£2,65,8*^  each.     Whole  amount  £4,135,4'*.] 

Per  Amos  Dakin 

Rec^  for  Jn°  Cochran  2,6,8  per  Moses  Nichols 

Rec**  for  Isaac  Stearns  2,6,8  per  Jn°  Goss 

Rec**  for 

Eben  Keyes  H^  Snow  Jn°  Crawford 

Sol  Blood  L  Fletcher 


[£2,65,8^  each.     Whole  amount  £11,13,4.] 


Per  Francis  Worster 


Rec**  for  Joseph  Greely  A  Blodget 

[£2,65,8**  each.     Whole  amount  £4,135,4**.] 

Per  Asa  Davis 
Rec**  per  order  for  Jonah  Chapman  Isaac  Clifford 

[£2,65,8**  each.     Whole  amount  £4,135,4**.] 

Per  Dan*  Brainard 
Rec**  3.6.8  Aug.  I,  1783     R.  B.  Wilkins 

Oct*"  10*''  1783     Rec**  two  pounds  six   shillings  and  8**  for  Jn"  Hale  & 
Isaac  Morrill  each 

R.  B.  Wilkins 
A  True  Copy     Ex<*  per  N  Parker 


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Pay  Roll  of  20^  per  Month  in  additional  to  the  Continental  Pay  Cap 
Daniel  Gordons  Company  in  Col"  David  Gilmans  Reg'  raised  by  the 
State  of  New  Hamp''  and  sent  to  reinforce  the  army  at  New  York  Dec' 
1776 — From  Jan^5  to  March  15  1777,  being  two  M°  &  eleven  days  &  the 
addition  to  such  of  the  Officers  for  their  first  months  pay  who  were  paid 
by  the  Muster  Masters  only  as  privates. — 


NAMES 


Samuel  Kelley 
Dav*!  Quimby 
Ab"  Brown 
John  M<=Crellis 
Zacharias  Woodbury 
William  Blake 
Nath'  Batchelder 
Isaac  Stevens 
Joshua  Easman 
Earth"  Gale 
David  Fogg 
Philip  Fowler 
Asa  Marston 
Edw<i  prescott 
Nicolas  Smith 
Jonathan  Thing 
Nath'  Rawlins 
Elijah  Rollins 
Moses  Roberts 
Reuben  Morgan 
Sam^  Burleigh 
Zebulon  Norris 
DaVi  Norris 
Eph  Batchelder 
Sam*  Daniels 
Nich^  Leathers 
Solomon  Hayes 
Daniel  Torey 
Job  Sherburne 
Sam*  Lawrence 
Josiah  Calley 
John  Tucker 
Jacob  Smith 
Jon"  Thurston 
Paul  Blake 
Joseph  Bartlett 
John  Prescott 


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Simon  Gilman 
John  Folsom 
Joseph  Neal 
Levi  Pickering 
Levi  Colby 
Caleb  Chase 
Richard  Griffin 
Aaron  Quimbv 
Nath'  Gile 
Peter  Herriman 
John  Jeffers 
Moses  Knight 
Tho^  French 
Caleb  Knight 
Jeremiah  Foster 
Silas  Wheeler 
Phineas  Clough 
Dav<i  Bussell 
Sam'  Moody 
Moses  Jewett 
Sam'  Smith 
Thomas  Wadleigh 
W'"  Richardson 
Joshua  Bagley 
Timothy  Heath 
Richard  Hoit 
Abra''  Samborn 
William  Gregg 
Joseph  Woodman 
James  Buswell 
Richard  Fitz 
William  Shaw 
James  Prince 
Isaac  Shephard 
James  Moody 

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John  Godfree  vSamuel  Jonson  Silas  Swallow 

George  Keiifield  Eben""  Townsend  Samuel  Wood 

Jacob  Whittemore  Jonathan  Hobart  Solomon  Hutchinson 

James  Rollf  Benjamin  Wright  Jacob  Curtice 

Randal  APDonel  Phinehas  Whitney  Isac  Curtice 

Zachariah  Richardson  William  Cummings  Joseph  Wheat 


[3~24]  [  Captain  Parsons' s  A/en.'] 

We  the  Subscribers  acknowledge  this  Receipt  of  Forty  eight  Shillings 
each  from  the  first  foot  Company  in  the  Parish  of  Rye  Commanded  by 
Cap'  Joseph  Parsons  which  Sum  of  money  is  in  Addition  to  the  Conti- 
nental Bounty  allready  by  us  Rec**  for  our  Engageing  as  a  Part  of  the 
Proportion  of  men  to  be  Supplyed  by  said  first  Company  towards  Com- 
pleating  the  Continental  Army  the  Sums  of  fort}-  Eight  Shillings  each 
we  this  day  Rec"^  by  the  hands  of  M''  Nathan  Goss 

Exeter  z**  April  1777 

James^Randall  j^^^^^   -  ^^^^.^^^^.  John  norton 

Josiah  ho w"^  °"  Henry Tangmaid  J^^^"  ^J^''''^''' 


[3~-5]  [  Captain  Sias's  Men.'\ 

We  the  Subscribers  being  inlisted  Soldiers  under  the  Command  of 
Cap' Benjamin  Sias  do  hereby  acknowledge  to  have  receiv'' of  Col"  Thorn' 
Stickney  Five  Pounds  Ten  Shillings  L  my  each  Alan.  Three  Pounds  of 
which  Sum  being  for  one  Months  advance  Pay  and  Two  Pounds  Ten 
Shillings  the  remainder  of  said  Sum  of  Five  Pounds  Ten  being  for  Trav- 
arling  charges  to  New  York 
39 


546 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Jonathan  Forster 
James  towl 
William  Forest 
Charles  Sias 
Philbrick  Bradley 
Stephen  Secon 
Peter  Blanchard 
Amos  Abbot  Jun' 
Richard  flood 
Wadleigh  cram 
William  Copss 

Rec^i  of  Col  Thorn 
Months  advance  Pay 
ing 

Rec'^  of  Col  Thom= 
as  a  Captain,  &  Two 
vork. 


Isaac  Davis 
James  Urann 
Daniel  Carter 
Simeon  Sanborn 

His 

John  X  Rowen 

Mark 

His 

Daniel  X  Felch 

M.irk 

Theophilus  X  Blake 
Ebeneser  Bean 
Moses  Noyes 

as  Stickney  Five   Pounds 
as  a  Lieu'  &  Two  Pounds 


Stickney  Eight  Pounds  L 
Pounds  Ten  Shillinsfs  L 


David  Norris 
Henr\^  M'^Crelles 
Esekiel  Hadley 
Stephen  Eastman 
Zacharia  Story 
Joseph  Story 
Thomas  Story 
Benjamin  Currier 
Levi  Harriman 
Edmund  Sawyer 
Samuel  Murdock 

Eight   Shillings  for   one 
Ten  Shillings  for  Billet- 
John  M'Clary  2^ 

my  for  one  Months  pay 
my  for  Billeting  to  New 
Benjamin  Sias 


[3-26] 


\_HaverhiU  Return^  J/ay,  Z///-] 


A  Return  of  Men  in  the  Haverhill  Company  who  have  been  employd 
in  the  public  Service  &  are  now  in  actual  Service 


Mens  Names 

Josiah  Elkins 


In  what  Services 


In  Bedel's  Regim' 
in  Canada  177^ 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 


John  Saunders 

Jon"'  Saunders 

Isaac  Stevens 

Joseph  Moulton 

Thom^  Manchester         ditto 

Nath^  Wales  ditto 

John  Fyheld  ditto 

Joseph  Fj'field  ditto 

John  Haseltine  ditto 

David  Ladd  ditto 

John  Hodgdon  ditto 

Joseph  Hadley  ditto 

Jesse  Heath  ditto 

Asa  Bayley  ditto 

W"  Abbot  ditto 

John  Sanborn  ditto 

Rich'*  Sanborn  ditto 

Benajah  Hall  ditto 

Zebulon  Hunt  ditto 


now  in  Wetcombs  C° 
In  Bedels  Comp"  1775 


Now  in  Whitcombs  C° 

Bedel's  Co.  1775 
Now  in  Whitcombs  C° 

Ditto 

Ditto 
In  the  State  of  New  York  for  3  years 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


547 


James  Abbot 

Eben'  Sanborn 

Mark  Sanborn 

Jobn  Dodge 

Amos  Heath  ditto 

Josepli  Sawyer 

Henry  Morgan 

John  Rine 

W"  Haseltine 

Moses  Duty  ditto 

John  Taylor 
Foster 
Thomas  Simpson  Jun'' 
Robert  Simpson 
Jos"  Burnam  ditto 

Sihis  Wheeler 
Henry  Palmer  ditto 

John  Lovering 

Daniel  Stevens 

Avery  Saunders 

Perley  Rogers  ditto 

Eben"'  Rice 

Sam'  Lang 

Ephraim  Wesson 

Alex"  Hogg 
Solomon  Parker 
Will"'  Minor 
Joshua  Hayward 

George  Moors 

Hez'>  Fuller 

Jacob  Kent  ditto 


In  Col°  Gilmans  Regim* 
at  Peekskill  last  Winter 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

at  Bunker  Hill  in 
Starks  Regim* 


In  Col"  Reads  Reg'  1776 
In  Bedels  Com.  1775 
In  Col°  Warners  Regim'  1775   in  Jersey's 
ditto  [1776  Massa  Reg 

In  Massa  Service  1775,  1776 
In  Reeds  Reg'  1776 
In  .Starks  Regim'  at  Bunker  Hill 
In  Reed's  Regim' 

I  now   in    One   of  y*"  Cont' 
(     Battalion  of  New  Hamp 
In  Bedel's  C"  1 775  ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

now^  In  CoP  Plazen's  Reg' 

Ditto 

now  in  Canada 
Inlisted  in  New  York 
State  for  3  years 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Now  in  Mass"  Service 
In  Col°  Gilmans  Reg'  at 
Peekkill  last  Winter 
Ditto 


ditto 


Ditto 


ditto 


In  Bedels  Reg  1 776 
now  in  N  \'ork  Service  3  y' 
In  Massa.  State  for  3  yr' 


State  of  New  Hampshire 

Grafton  ss,  Haverhill   1°' May  1777.     The  Selectmen   of  s"*  Haverhill 

hereby  certify  the  above  to  be  a  true   Return  of  the   Number  Men  who 

have  been  taken  out  of  the  Town  for  the  Service  of  the  War  &  are  now 

actually  employ'd  in  said  Service 

Charles  Johnston 
Ezekiel  Ladd 
James  Woodward 

To  the  Committee  of  Safety  for  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  at  Exeter 

per  Cap'  Hayward 


548  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

[3-27]  [^Soldiers'  Order^  May,  1777.'] 

State  of  New  Hampshire 

To  the  Honorable  Council  and  House  of  Representetives  for  this  State 

we  the  Petitionars  Humblee  Shueth  that  we  Being  Soldiers  in  the  Ser- 
vis  in  Col  Wimons  Rigement  in  the  year  1776  and  in  Cap' William  Still- 
son  Companey  as  we  Have  not  Receivd  any  wages  for  the  month  of 
Novem  Last  Nither  have  we  Receved  an}^  Back  allowance  for  any  of 
the  Time  we  ware  under  the  Said  Cap'  Stillson  thearefore  we  youre 
humble  Petitioners  Praye  that  the  Honorable  Court  would  Pay  to  Liu' 
Stephen  Hoyt  the  money  which  is  oure  Just  Due  for  which  favor  we 
your  Humble  Petitioners  are  in  duty  Bound  Shall  ever  Pray 

Hopkinton  May  19  i777 

Ezekiel  goodwin  Thomas  putney  Jonathan  Eastman 

francis  Davis  ^      .       •!;'!,.      1  VVillam  Heath 

T  ,      /^i     1     •  1  Beniamm  X  tucker  y        ,,        ^^   . 

John  Chadwick  -•  ^X  Jonathan  Putney 

Sam'^  Stocker  Abner  Colby  Ebenezer  Colbey 

Joseph  Bickford  Jo^i"  Palmer  Thomas  Bickford 

Jacob  Waldron  Jonathan  Robey  Thomas  Story 

Stephen  Hoyt  Joseph  putney  Joseph  Stanley 

Jacob  Flint  Joh"  Brown  Jacob  Tucker 

Joseph  Hastings  Samuel  Symonds  Paskey  pessey 

Ebenezer  Eaton  W"  Clements  Samuel  Trumball 


\_Salisbiiry  Return,  March,  i777-~\ 

[Original  in  N.  H.  Antiquarian  Society's  collection.] 

Salisbury  1777  March  y''  31'' 
Hired  ten  men  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  3  years — viz. 


Reuben  Greele 

70 

Dollars 

Joshua  Snow 

70 

Dollars 

Moses  Fellowes 

70 

Do 

banl  Phelps 

70 

Do 

Ephraim  Heath 

70 

Do 

W"  Baley 

70 

Do 

Mathew  Greele 

70 

Do 

Ruben  Hoit 

85 

Do 

Philip  Lufkin 

70 

Do 

Benj'"  Howard 

70 

Do 

June  1778 — Jonathan  Fifield  John  Bowley 
1779  Paid  James  Johnson  £6.0.0 

Paid  Stephen  Bohonon  6.0.0,  Rhode  Island 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  549 

[3-2S]         \_Pctition  frovi  Mot  at  Port    Washivgton^  ^777-'\ 

To  the  Honourable  Couiicelers  and   House  of  Representatives  at  Exeter 
in  General  Court  Assembled. 

we  the  Subscribers  the  Non  Commission  officer  and  Soldiers  under  the 
Command  of  Capt.  Titus  Salter  at  Forte  Washington  in  the  State  of 
New  hampshire — 

Humbly  Present  this  Petition  To  your  Honours  Shewing  that  your 
Honours  at  the  Time  of  our  inlisting  was  Pleased  Give  us  forty  one  Shil- 
lings per  month  we  Chearfully  all  as  one  Entered  in  to  the  Service  & 
thought  the  wages  Sufficient  Pay  for  our  Service.  Knowing  that  vour 
Honours  had  Passed  an  act  for  the  Regulating  the  Prices  of  Goods  and 
Provisions  and  we  humbly  Shew  your  Honours  How  far  that  act  is 
Complied  with,  your  Honours  Stated  Rum  By  the  Qiuirt  at  2s  and  is 
Sold  Currant  at  4  and  55  Per  Qiiart,  Corn  at  t^s6  Y"  Bushel,  and  it  Sold 
at  5  and  6  shilling  a  Bushel,  Cofle  at  ist,'^  Pound  and  it  Sold  for  4  and  5 
shilling  P''  Pound,  Sider  at  125  P''  Barrel  and  it  is  Sold  at  335  P'  Barrel 
and  Seven  Pence  per  Qiiart  and  all  Sortes  of  Goods  and  Provisions  at  as 
Dear  a  Rate  and  we  Humbly  Pra}-  your  Honours  to  take  the  Suffering 
condition  of  your  Humble  Petitioners  under  your  Consideration  and 
make  an  addition  To  our  Wages  for  the  time  of  our  Being  in  the  Service 
according  to  the  Price  of  all  Sorte  of  Goods  &  Provisions  or  we  must,  as 
the  most  of  us  have  families  if  you  Do  Not  Give  us  wages  So  that  we  can 
Support  them  Be  under  The  Hard  Necesatv  though  Contaray  To  our 
Desires  Beg  a  Discharge  from  the  .Service,  which  is  very  Dissagrecable 
To  us  we  Being  in  Defence  of  So  Glorious  A  Cause  of  Liberty  which  is 
Dearer  thant  our  Lives  if  Could  have  wages  To  Supporte  it  and  humbly 
Pray  your  honour  To  Give  us  Discharge  if  you  Do  Not  Rise  our  wages 
To  Give  us  A  Discharge  from  the  Service  that  we  may  take  Some  other 
way  To  Supporte  our  familis,  we  Do  Not  want  To  make  Estaes  By  Be- 
ing in  the  Defence  of  So  Glorious  A  Cause,  we  only  Beg  W^ages  that  we 
Can  Live  By,  and  we  humbly  Pray  your  Honours  To  Give  us  an  answer 
as  Soon  as  you  have  Time  To  Consider  of  it  for  we  Cannot  Live  Bv  the 
wages  you  have  Given  us  and  vour  Humble  Petitioners  will  Ever  Pray 
&C— 

Forte  Washington  in  the  State  New  hampshire  the  26  of  mav  1777  — 

N.  B.  when  the  war  Began  forty  Shillings  was  Better  than  Six 
Pounds  is  Now — 

Joseph  Day  Josiah  Gunnison  Daniel  Hodsdon 

Simeon  Tibbets  Daniel  garey  Samuel  Shaw 

Rich''  Jenkins  Rich*^  Ingerson  Samuel  Garey 

Solomon  Stevens  Palatiah  Gmmison  Andrew  Rankin 

John  Williams  Adinton  D'  Yeaton  James  Garey 

Sam'  Odiorne  Johi^  Shortaride  Isaac  \\'orthen 


5 so  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Mark  Loude  Benjamin  Reed  Thomas  Dam 

Rich'^  L'  Nelson  Simon  Haines  William  Harrison 

Jon"  Brown  Tobias  mackintir  Stephen  Clark 

Josiah  Berrey  Ebenezer  Whitehouse  Paul  Roberts 

Sam"  Clay  W™  Chadvvick  James  Haley 

W™  Babb  Theodore  Lovejoy  Joshua  Haley 

Richard  Perry  Richard   hogsdon  Elial  Littlfield 

Joseph  Bettle  Henry  Simpson  N  :  furbur 

Theophilus  Clough  Simeon  VVhittom  Samuel  Jones 

Thomas  Perkins  Simeon  VVhittom  Juner  George  Tucker 

John  Morrison  Daniel  Bane  Obedir  Marshall 

Wiggins  Evans  Abraham  Bane  Benjamin  Yeaton 

William  Carlile  Jonthan  Vincent  Jonath  brown 

William  Tebbets  John  Tina  James  hight 

James  Philpot  David  Tina  Aron  abbot 

James  Philpot  Junr  Henry  Clarke  Gershom  Plumer 

Jotham  Booker  David  Bruster 


[3~-9]  \_Orders  to  Captain  Haven. '\ 

State  of  New  Hampshire 
In  Committee  of  Safety  at  Exeter  Jan^  24'"  1777. 
To  Cap'  John  Haven — 

You  are  hereby  Empowered  to  Enlist  nineteen  Men  to  appear  at  Exe- 
ter on  Thursday  the  30"^  of  this  ins'  January  &  proceed  from  thence 
under  your  command  as  a  Guard  for  a  number  of  Prisoners  to  Rhode 
Island — Taking  care  to  enlist  none  but  such  as  you  are  Satisfied  will  be 
able  to  perform  the  dut}'  and  are  well  accoutered  as  Soldiers — Those 
who  engage  you  may  inform  that  they  will  be  paid  on  their  return  at  the 
rate  of  40^  p'' month — and  provisions  found  them  on  their  march — and 
dismissed  as  soon  as  they  return — particular  instructions  Vv'ill  be  given 
you  to  regulate  your  conduct  in  said  Business — in  pursuance  of  orders 
from  G.  Washington — to  have  3  Sergt' — Cap'  to  have  the  same  as  Cap- 
tains in  the  service — 

The  Committee  has  promised  one  Sam'  Mackrees  now  at  Stratham  to 
be  one  of  the  number  he  having  Business  with  Gen'  Arnold 

E.  Thompson  Chairman 

[Captain  Haven  enlisted  the  men,  and  on  the  thirty-first  of  the 
month  took  charge  of  fifty-six  prisoners  of  war,  with  orders  to  turn 
them  over  to  the  commander  of  the  British  troops  at  Newport,  R.  I. 
The  following  is  the  pay-roll  of  his  company  : — Ed.] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


551 


[3-30] 

A  Pay  Roll  of  Captain  John  Haven's  Company  Enlisted  for  the  pur- 
pose of  .<:;uariling  prisoners  from  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  to  New 
Port  in  Rhode  Island 


Time  in 

Rate  per 

Amount 

NAMES 

Rank 

Entry 

Service 

Month 

Wages 

John  Ilaven 

Captain 

Jan^^  24 

24  days 

S£ 

6    80 

Walter  Neal 

I"'  Serg't 

26 

16  d» 

28 

I      58 

Sam'  ISPCres 

3nd  JO 

26 

16 

2  Ss 

I       58 

Levi  Dearborn 

Private 

26 

18 

2£ 

I    4 

Samuel  Dearborn 

ditto 

26 

16 

ditto 

I     I  4 

Benjamin  Foss 

ditto 

26 

16 

ditto 

I     I  4 

John  Lovering 

ditto 

26 

16 

ditto 

I     I  4 

Thomas  Martin 

ditto 

26 

16 

ditto 

I     I  4 

Robert  Crimball 

ditto 

26 

16 

ditto 

I     I  4 

Abraham  Crimball 

ditto 

26 

16 

ditto 

I     I  4 

John  Crosbey 

ditto 

26 

16 

ditto 

I     I  4 

Joseph  Cate 

ditto 

26 

16 

ditto 

I     I  4 

John  Philbrook 

ditto 

26 

16 

ditto 

I     I  4 

Job  Brown 

ditto 

26 

16 

ditto 

I     I  4 

Richard  Taylor 

ditto 

30 

13 

ditto 

0  174 

Abraham  Taylor 

ditto 

30 

13 

ditto 

174 

Sam'  Bachellor 

ditto 

30 

13 

ditto 

174 

David  Clough 

ditto 

30 

13 

ditto 

174 

James  Fogg 

ditto 

30 

3 

ditto 

40 

Sam'  Chamberlain 

ditto 

31 

12 

ditto 

16  0 

£25    60 

To  Horse  hire  10 

D  miles  ici^  4' 

1 

I  134 

£26  19  4 

This  is  a  True  Roll 

John  Haven 
State  of  New  Hampshire 

Feb^  19"^  1777  Rec*^  an  Order  on  the  receiver  Gen'  for  Twenty  six 
pounds  Nineteen  shillings  and  four  pence  on  Ace'  of  the  Above  Roll 

John  Haven  Capt 

[Early  in  the  year  1777  the  legislature  and  committee  of  safety  of 
this  state  took  effectual  means  to  recruit  and  reorganize  the  three 
continental  regiments.     Orders  for  the  enlistment  of  men  were  sent 


552 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


to  officers  in  service  in  the  regiments,  and  to  the  colonels  of  the 
several  militia  regiments  in  the  state.  Stark  resigned  the  command 
of  the  First  regiment  ;  Poor  of  the  Second  and  Reed  of  the  Third  were 
promoted  to  be  brigadier-generals  ;  and  many  changes  were  made  in 
the  line  officers  in  consequence  of  resignations,  deaths,  sickness,  etc., 
although  most  of  those  who  were  in  health  remained  in  the  field,  and 
a  large  portion  of  the  men  reenlisted  for  three  years,  or  during  the 
war.  As  reorganized  in  April,  Stark's  old  regiment  retained  its 
rank  the  as  First  N.  H.  Regiment,  Reed's  became  the  Second,  and 
Poor's  the  Third,  commanded  respectively  by  Joseph  Cilley  of  Not- 
tingham, Nathan  Hale  of  Rindge,  and  Alexander  Scammell  of  Dur- 
ham.    The  following  is  a  roster  of  the  officers  : — Ed.] 


[3-31  &  32]     S^Rostej-  of  Officers  in  the  three  Co?itine)ital  Regljjients^ 

April,  1777.'] 

List  of  the    Officers  of  the    Several   Battalions    of  New   Hampshire 
Troops  in  Continental  Service  their  Rank  &  Date  of  Commissions — 


FIRST    BATTALIOX 


NAMES 

Rank 

Date  of  Corns 

Places  of  abode 

Joseph  Cilley 

Colonel 

April  2-1  1777 

Nottingham 

George  Reed  [Reid] 

Lieu*  Col" 

Do    —    — 

Londonderry 

Jeremiah  Oilman 

Major 

Do     -    — 

Plastow 

Caleb  Stark 

Adjut' 

Nov.  1776. 

Derryfield 

Benj"  Kimball 

Pav  Master 

Plaistow 

Patrick  Cogan 

Q_^'Master 

Nov.  1776. 

Durham 

John  Hale 

Surgeon 

April  3"  1777 

Hollis 

Jona.  Poole 

Surg.  Mate 

Hollis 

Sam'  Cotton 

Chaplain 

Litchfield 

Amos  Morril 

Captain 

Nov'  7  1776 

Epsom 

Nath'  jVPCauley 

i^'  Lieu* 

Do 

Litchfield 

Barzillai  How 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Hillsborough 

David  Mudget 

Ensign 

Do 

Oilmantovvn 

Ebenezer  Frye 

Captain 

Do 

Pembroke 

John  Moore 

I  Lieu* 

Do 

Pembroke 

Asa  Senter 

2  Lieu' 

Do 

Londonderr}- 

Joshua  Thompson 

Ensign 

Do 

Londonderry 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


553 


NAMES 

Rank 

Date  of  Corns 

Places  of  abode 

William  Scott 

Captain 

Nov'  7  1776 

Petcrsborough 

Moody  Dust  in 

I  Lieut 

Do 

Litchfield 

Josiah  ISIunioe 

2  D° 

Do 

Amhirst 

Francis  Chandonnet 

Ensign 

Do 

Quebec 

Amos  Emerson 

Captain 

Do 

Chester 

Jonathan  Emerson 

I  Lieut 

Do 

Dunstable 

William  Lee 

3  Lieut 

Do 

Lyndsborough 

Simeon  Morrill 

Ensign 

Do 

Chester 

Isaac  Farvvell 

Capt— 

Do 

Charlestown 

James  Taggert 

I  Lieut 

Do 

Petcrsborough 

Jeremiah  Pritchard 

3  Lieut 

Do 

New  Ipswich 

Jonathan  Willard 

Ensign 

Do 

Charlestown 

Jason  Wait 

Capt" 

Do 

Alstcd 

Peleg  Williams 

I  Lieut 

Do 

Charlestown 

William  Bradford 

3  Lieut 

Do 

Hillsborough 

Joseph  Lawrence 

Ensign 

Do 

Walpole 

John  House 

Captain 

Do 

Hanover 

James  Gould 

I  Lieut 

Do 

Cockermouth 

Daniel  Clap 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Hanover 

Tho'  Blake 

Ensign 

Do 

Kingstown 

Nath'  Hutchins 

Captain 

Hopkinton 

Simon  Sartwell 

I  Lieut 

Nov.  7,  1776 

Charlestown 

W"^  Hutchins 

2  Lieut 

Weare 

Sam^  Sweat 

Ensign 

Kingstown 

SECOND    BATTALION 


Nathan  Hale 
Winborn  Adams 
Benj'^  Titcomb 

William  Elliot 
Jerry  Fogg 
Richard  Brown 
William   Parker 
Pelatiah  Warren 
Augustine  Ilibbard 


Colonel 
L'Col 

Major 

Adjutant 
Pay  Master 
Q;  Master 
Surgeon 
Surg.  Mate 
Chaplain 


April  3"^  1777 
Do     —    — 
Do     —    — 

Nov.  7,  1776 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Rindge 

Durham 

Dover 

Exeter 

Kensington 

Unity 

Exeter 

Berwick 

Claremont 


554 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


NAMES 

Rank 

Date  of  Corns 

Places  of  abode 

James  Norris 

Captain 

Nov''  7  1776 

Epping 

John  Colcord 

I  Lieut 

Do 

New  Market 

James  Nichols 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Josiah  Meloon 

Ensign 

Do 

Sandown 

John  Drew 

Capt 

Do 

Barrington 

William  Wallace 

I  Lieut 

Do 

Northwood 

David  Gilman 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Raymond 

William  Mordaunt  Bell 

Ensign 

Do 

N  Castle 

James  Can- 

Captain 

Do 

Somersworth 

Samuel  Cherry 

I  Lieut 

Do 

Londonderry 

Pelatiah  Whittemore 

2  Lieut 

Do 

New  Ipswich 

Geo.  Pepperrell  Frost 

Ensign 

Do 

Greenland 

Fred'ck  Mordaunt  Bell 

Captain 

Do 

Dover 

Tho^  Hardie 

i^'  Lieut 

uncertain 

Pel  ham 

Ebenezer  Light 

2"^  Lieut 

Nov'  7  1776 

Exeter 

Samuel  Adams 

Ensign 

Do 

Durham 

Caleb  Robinson 

Captain 

Do 

Exeter 

Moses  Dustin 

I  Lieut 

Do 

Candia 

Micah  Hoit 

2^  Lieut 

Do 

Newtown 

Luke  Woodbury 

Ensign 

Salem 

William  Rowel 

Captain 

April  2  1777 

Epping                , 

Enoch  Chase 

I  Lieut 

Nov""  7  1776 

Dover 

Samuel  Nute 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Rochester 

Joshua  Merrow 

Ensign 

April  2  1777 

Rochester 

Elijah  Clayes 

Captain 

Nov""  7   1 776 

Fitzwilliam 

Samuel  Bradford 

I  Lieut 

Do 

Amhirst 

Joseph  Potter 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Fitzwilliam 

W^illiam  Taggert 

Ensign 

Hillsborough 

Samuel  Blodget 

Captain 

Nov''  7  1776 

Goffstown 

James  Crombie 

I  Lieut 

Do 

Rindge 

Noah  Robinson 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Exeter 

David  Forsythe 

Ensign 

Do 

Chester 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAK    ROLLS. 


555 


THIRD    BATTALION 


NAMES 

Quality 

Date  of  Corns 

Places  of  abode 

Alex''"'  Scammel 

Col*^' 

[Appoinlfd  Dee.  10,  1776] 

Durham 

Andrew  Colbora 

L'  Col" 

[Appointed  Dee.  10,  1778] 

N  Marlborough 

Henry  Dearborn 

Major 

[Appointed  Mar.  19,  1777] 

Nottingham 

Nicholas  Oilman 

Adjutant 

Nov  7  1776 

Exeter 

William  Weeks 

Fay  Mast"^ 

Do 

Greenland 

James  Blanchard 

QJ  Mast' 

Do 

Dunstable 

Ivory  Hovey 

Chadwick 

Surgeon 
Surg"  Mate 

Do 
Do 

Berwick 

Nath'  Porter 

Chaplain 

New  Durham 

Isaac  Frye 

Capt. 

Do 

Wilton 

William  Hawkins 

Lieut 

Do 

Wilton 

Ezekiel  Goodale 

3  Lieut 

Do 

Temple 

Sam'  Leeman 

Ensign 

Do 

Hollis 

Rich<i  W^eare 

Capt. 

Do 

Hampton  Falls 

James  W^edgewood 

Lieut 

Do 

Northampton 

Tho'  Simpson 

3  Lieut 

Do 

Haverhill 

Nath'  Leavit 

Ensign 

Hampton 

William  Ellis 

Capt. 

Keene 

[Eben  Fletcher] 
Benj"  Ellis 

Lieut 
2  Lieut 

[Chesterfield] 
Keene 

Joseph  Facey 

Ens" 

Walpole 

Zachariah  Beal 

Cap' 

Do 

Portsm" 

Nath'  Oilman 

Lieut 

Do 

Exeter 

Jn°  Dennet 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Portsmouth 

Jos  Boynton 

Ens" 

Do 

Strath  am 

Michael  ]\PClary 

Capt. 

Do 

Epsom 

Andrew  jNPGalfee 

Lieut 

Do 

Epsom 

Jos  Hilton 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Deerfield 

Dudley  Chase 

Ens" 

Do 

Strath  am 

Dan'  Livermore 

Capt. 

Do 

Concord 

David  M'^Gregore 

Lieut 

Do 

Londonderry 

Amos  Coborn 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Chesterfield 

Nathan  Hoit 

Ens" 

Do 

Gofistown 

Benj"  Stone 

Capt. 

Do 

Atkinson 

556 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


NAMES 

Quality 

Date  of  Corns 

Places  of  abode 

Benj''  Hichcox 

Lieut 

Nov  7  1776 

Campton 

Amos  Webster 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Plymouth 

Jn°  Eaton 

Ensign 

Do 

Goftstown 

James  Gray 

Capt. 

Do 

Epsom 

Jos  Huntoon 

Lieut 

Do 

Kingstown 

Adna  Penniman 

2  Lieut 

Do 

Moultenboio 

Jon"  Chase 

Ens° 

Do 

Epsom 

[3-33]      [^]\Ien  to  be  raised  to  fill  up  the  three  Continental  Regiments^ 

March  ^  1777.'] 

List  of  Regiments  in  the  State  of  New  Hampshire 


No  of  men 
to  be 

No  of  men 
to  be 

No  of  Men  from 

raised  to 

No  of  Men  from 

raised  to 

Towns  in  each  Regt 

16  to  5o}'ears 

Compt  3 

Towns  in  each  Regt 

16  to  50  years 

Compt  3 

of  age 

Battalions 
of 2064 
privates 

of  age 

Battalions 
of  2064 
privates 

I  W"  Whipple  Esq^  Colonel 

3  Jon''  Moulton 

Esq""  Colonel 

Portsmouth 

S73 

' 

Hampton 

167 

New  Castle 

S5 

Hampton-falls 

no 

Rye 

161 

North  Hampton 

121 

Newington 

96 

Seabrook 

120 

Stratham 

200 

Kensington 

161 

Greenland 

146 

South  Hampton 

102 

97 

■        ■-     i^vji     .         ly^ 

/OI 

2  Stephen  Evans  Esq''  Colonel 

;    4  Nich^  Gilman 

Esq'  Colonel 

Dover 

370 

Exeter 

324 

Durham 

242 

New  Market 

242 

Lee 

159 

Epping 

303 

Somers  worth 

175 

Brintwood 

209 

Rochester 

329 

Nottingham 

187 

Barrington 

267 

Deerfield 

234 

Madbury 

124 

Northwood 

67 

Tfi66 

207 

Poplin 

99     _ 

1665 

207 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


557 


No  of  men 

No  of  men 

to  be 

to  be 

No  of  Men  from 

raised  to 

No  of  Men  from 

raised  to 

Towns  in  each  Rcgt 

i6  to  50  years 

Compt  3 

Towns  in  eacli  Rcgt 

16  to  50  years 

Compt  3 

of  age 

Battalions 
of 2064 
privates 

of  age 

Battalions 
of  2064 
privates 

5  John  Webster  Esq'  Colonel 

9  Daniel  Moor  Esq"'  Colonel 

Chester 

324 

Bedford 

107 

Candia 

147 

Dunbarton 

106 

Raymond 

138 

Pembroke 

137 

r^C\f^ 

75 

Allinstown 

19 

Lyndeborough 

130 

6  ^Matthew  Thornton  Esq""  Colonel 

Gotiestown 

178 

New  Boston 

118 

Londonderry 

470 

Derry  field 

57 

Windham 

lOI 

Francistown 

46 

Pelham 

141 

We  a  re 

149 

712 

89 

Society  Land 

45 

Deering 

40 

7  Josiah  Bartlett  Esq""  Colonel 

r  T  ^  '^ 

140 

1132 

Kingston 

182 

10  Joseph  Badger  Esq'  Colonel 

East  Kingston 

72 

Hawke 

89 

Gilmantown 

163 

Sandovvn 

107 

Barn  stead 

55 

Newtown 

104 

Sanborntown 

107 

Hampstead 

141 

Meredith 

60 

Plastow 

118 

Moultinborough 

65 

Atkinson 

109 

Sandwich 

46 

Salem 

1 98 

Tamworth 

35 

T   r  /^i^ 

139 

Wolfeborough 

57 

WakeHeld 

74 

8  Moses  Nichols  Esq"'  Colonel 

Leavitstown 

19 

Middle  town 

46 

Amherst 

321 

New  Durham 

56 

Nottingham  west 

I  22 

The  Gore 

20 

T  itrhfiplfl 

57 

^n-^ 

100 

jL^  I  Lk^l  1  ll^l\.l 

Dunstable 

1 28 

Merrimac 

129 

1 1    Thomas  Stickney  Esq""  Colonel 

Hollis 

234 

Wilton 

128 

Concord 

232 

Raby 

20 

Boscawen 

108 

Mason 

113 

Canterbury 

159 

T    -^   -  '^ 

^55 

Hopkinton 

202 

XZ^^w 

558 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


No  of  men 

No  of  men 

to  be 

to  be 

No  of  Men  from 

raised  to 

No  of  Men  from 

raised  to 

Towns  in  each  Regt 

16  to  i; 

3  years 

Compt  3 

Towns  in  each  Regt 

16  to  50  years 

Compt  3 

of 

jge 

Battalions 
of  2064 
privates 

of  age 

Battalions 
of 2064 
privates 

Salisbury 

98 

14  Enoch  Hale  Esq'  Colonel 

Loudon 

88 

Chichester 

91 

Rindge 

H3 

Perry  stow  11 

20 

New  Ipswich 

18S 

Epsom 

73 

Jaftrey 

88 

Hillsborough 

43 

Temple 

112 

Almsbury 

tji 

Peterborough 

102 

Bow 

64 

Fitzwilliam 

40 

Henniker 

76 

Dublin 

64 

New  Britain 

41 

Stoddard 

49 

1345 

168 

Washington 

35 

Marlborough 

68 

12  David  Hobar 

t  Esq' 

Color 

lel 

Packersfield 

47 

Plymouth 

Sliptown 

23 

I30 

91 

9d9 

Rumney 

52 

Holderness 

36 

15   Benj"  Bellows  Jun'  Esq""  Colonel 

Campton 

45 

Thornton 

54 

W^alpole 

133 

Cokermouth 

28 

Charlestown 

121 

New  Chester 

3S 

Claremont 

126 

Alexandria 

34 

Newport 

40 

378 

47 

Saville 

17 

Unity 

43 

13  Sam'  Ashley 

Esq""  Colone 

1 

Ac  worth 

27 

Lempster 

32 

Winchester 

130 

Marlow 

54 

Keen 

171 

Alstead 

S3 

Swansey 

138 

6^c 

84 

"/5 

Richmond 

169 

Hinsdale 

33 

15  Israel  Morey  Esq'  Colonel 

Chesterfield 

191 

^ 

Westmoreland 

165 

Orford 

47 

Surry 

44 

Lime 

Gilsom 

39 

1080 

134 

[Portion  torn  off] 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


559 


Towns  in  each  Rcgt 


No  of  Men  from 

16  to  50  years 

of  age 


No  of  men 

to  be 
raided  to 
Compt  3 
Battalion: 
of  2064 
privates 


Towns  in  each  Regt 


No  of  Men  from 

16  to  50  years 

of  age 


No  of  men 

to  be 
raised  to 
Compt  3 
Battalions 
of  2064 
privates 


Gunthwait 

1 1 

Lebanon 

93 

Northumberland 

7 

Hanover 

130 

Lancaster 

6 

Croydon 

37 

Li  man   X 

0 

Protectworth  X 

0 

Landaff 

9 

Grantham 

21 

Morristown 

6 

Relhan 

17 

43 

Grafton 
Canaan 

15 
15 

34/ 

17  Jon"  Chase  Esq""  Colonel 

61 

49- 

Cornish 

St 

Conway 

33 

4 

Plainfield 

83 

16710 

2063 

[2-337] 


[  Captain  ya7?ics  Carr's  Co.'] 


Return  of  the  Non  Commissioned  officers  and  privates  in  Cap'  James 
Carrs  Company  2*^  New  Ilampshire  Regiment  specifying  the  Town  they 
belong?  to  and  the  Towns  they  came  for 


NAMES 

Rank 

Town  they  belong  to 

Town  they  came  for 

Anthony  Hanson 

Serj' 

Dover 

Dover     2  Comjov 

George  Fall 

d° 

Somersworth 

Sumers  worth 

Ebenezcr 

d" 

Durham 

Durham 

Icabod  Horn 

Drum 

Rochester 

Rochester 

Elijah  How 

Fifer 

Dover 

Dover 

Phinehas  Wentworth 

d" 

d^ 

Thomas  Webster 

Exeter 

Exeter 

Sam"  Norris 

Exeter 

Exeter 

John  Dolloph 

Exeter 

Exeter 

Edward  Grant 

Somersworth 

Summersworth 

Sam'  Grant 

d° 

d°  State  Soldier 

Cato  Wallingford 

d° 

d* 

Tho^  Weels 

Chester 

Chester 

W'"  Colby 

Londonderry 

Londonderry 

W"  D<^Cannon 

d" 

d° 

Ezekel  Demary 

Rindge 

Rindge 

56o 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


NAMES 

Rank 

Town  they  belong  to 

Town  they  came  for 

Simeon  Hardv 

Pel  ham 

Pel  ham 

John  Archabold 

Portsmouth 

Portsmouth 

Sam'  Lear 

d° 

d'' 

Edward  M-'Callay 

Londonderry 

Londonderry 

Dan'  Horn 

Rochester 

Rochester 

James  Marden 

d° 

d° 

John  Cloui^h 

Hanerka 

Henarka 

Ezeekel  Stone 

d° 

do 

James  Dunlap 

[3~3S]  \_Captain  Carr's  Co.,  Enlistment. '\ 

Dover  January  24**^  ^777 

We  the  Subscribers  having  enlisted  ourselves  as  Soldiers  in  Cap* 
James  Carrs  Company  in  Coll"  Poor's  Regiment  Do  Severally  Acknowl- 
edge to  have  Rec''  Each  of  us  twenty  pounds  as  a  Gratuity  or  Bounty 
from  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  of  Otis  Baker  Esq""  Aiuster  jMaster  of 
said  Company 


Age 

Place  of  Abode 

[Date  of  enlist- 
ment] 

John  Bright 

21 

Portsmouth 

Feb^    ii''» 

Thomas  Hancock 

22 

Somersworth 

II 

Daniel  Alley 

39 

D° 

II 

John  Edwards 

27 

D" 

II 

Ebenezer  Waldron 

21 

Dover 

II 

Nicholas  Vixtrom 

28 

Win  ham 

17 

John  Rawlins 

22 

Portsmouth 

17 

Michael  George 

16 

Londonderry 

17 

Jonathan  George 

19 

D° 

17 

Ebenezer  M'^ilvain 

iS 

D" 

17 

Thomas  Qiiint 

19 

Portsmouth 

17 

James  Boyes 

17 

Londonderry 

17 

Martin  Montgomery 

19 

D° 

17 

John  Job 

19 

Winham 

17 

Joshua  Edgerly 

29 

Wakefield 

17 

James  Robertson 

30 

Allentown 

17 

Charles  Stanton 

19 

Middletown 

30 

Eliphalet  Cromwell 

2=; 

Somersworth 

March    4 

Daniel  Sullavin 

iS 

Greenland 

4 

Zaccheus  Dustin 

21 

Londonderry 

6 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


56r 


Farmer  Miller 
Thomas  Warren 
George  Fall 
Anthon}'  Hanson 
Edward  Grant 
James  Marden 
William  Colby 
Valintine  Sergeant 
Tho^  Willis 
Ezekiel  Demery 
Mark  Tate 
William  Grant 
Jonathan  Qiiimby 
Paul  Sambourn 
Jacob  Russell 
David  George 
John  Dutton 
John  Morgan 
Patrick  Murray 
Abraham  Center 
John  Mehorn 
Bradbury  Green 
William  Dickey 
Robert  Arnold 
Elijah  Bussell 


Age 

Place  of  Abode 

[Date  of  enlist- 
ment] 

23 

Temple 

6 

21 

Portsmouth 

10 

21 

Somersworth 

12 

36 

Dover 

13 

21 

Somersworth 

18 

17 

D° 

18 

18 

Londonderry 

18 

23 

D° 

22 

19 

Chester 

22 

39 

Ring 

27 

23 

Somersworth 

31 

28 

D° 

31 

19 

Wakefield 

April      9 

17 

D° 

9 

^7 

Dover 

10 

22 

17 

Amharst 

10 

24 

Londonderry 

10 

56 

Somersworth 

Feby    17 

28 

Portsmouth 

17 

47 

D" 

17 

17 

Hampton 

19 

42 

Londonderry 

19 

27 

Last  of  Exeter 

22 

21 

Middletown 

24 

40 


562 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-39] 


\_Captain  Titcomb''s  Co..,  Enlist mentr^ 


We  the  Subscribers  having  Enlisted  ourselves  as  Soldiers  in  Cap' 
Benjamin  Titcombs  Comp^  in  Coll"  Poors  Regiment  do  Severally  Ac- 
knowledge to  have  Rec*^  each  of  us  Twenty  pounds  as  a  Gratuity  or 
Bounty  from  the  State  of  New  Hamp"^^  of  Otis  Baker  Muster  Master  of 
said  Company 

Dover  January  27"^  ^777 


Age 

Plsce  of  Abode 

[Date  of  Enlist- 
ment] 

Edward  Willis 

41 

Dover 

Jany      27 

John  Staples 

iS 

D° 

27 

Adam  Perkins 

17 

D" 

27 

Benjamin  Pinner 

18 

Durham 

27 

Thomas  Cook 

17 

Dover 

28 

David  Hodgdon 

20 

D° 

30 

Jonathan  Sharp 

40 

D° 

31 

Enoch  Burnham 

26 

Somersworth 

Feb^        I 

Jotham  Nute 

17 

Dover 

I 

Joshua  Chase 

18 

Briutwood 

5 

Ebenezer  Cook 

19 

Dover 

5 

Philip  Blaisdel 

23 

Kingstown 

II 

William  Twombly 

21 

Dover 

18 

Edward  Martin 

iS 

D« 

18 

Daniel  Gookin 

21 

NorthiU 

19 

Ambros  Thurstin 

^7 

Gilmantown 

25 

Francis  Wall 

17 

Londonderry 

March     I 

Lemuel  Mason 

19 

Newington 

I 

Edward  Goatham 

22 

Portsmouth 

5 

Benjamin  Dodge 

30 

Wakefield 

12 

Joseph  Young 

20 

Mad  bury 

13 

George  Downing 

19 

Rochester 

13 

James  Creighton 

34 

Exeter 

19 

John  Mitchael 

27 

Durham 

20 

Andrew  Bearce 

21 

Dover 

20 

Lemuel  Dodge 

18 

Durham 

26 

Jonathan  Downing 

30 

Rochester 

April    10 

Joseph  Pearl 

17 

D° 

May      29 

John  Gustin 

18 

D" 

June       5 

Samuel  Foss 

21 

D" 

5 

Samuel  Ryon 

25 

D° 

10 

Thomas  Shaw- 

24 

D" 

10 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


563 


[3-40]     [  Three  Years  Alen  enlisted  frovi  Fourth  Militia  Re/rinient^ 

J777-'\ 

Ivetuni  of  the  ISIcii  th;it  were  Inlisted  or  Hired  for  three  years  or  during 
War  Belonging  to  the  fourtli  Regiment  of  Melitia  in  New  Hampshire  to 
Complcat  the  three  Batallions  of  the  Continental  armey 

For  Exeter 


MENS  NAMES 

Capt  Enlisted  under 

MENS  NAMES 

Capt  Enlisted  under 

Jonathan  Flood 

Cap'  M^Clary 

Beni"  Nealey 

Morrel 

James  Rimdlett 

Norris 

Thomas  Webster 

Norris 

Samuel  Davis 

ditto 

Jonathan  Hopkinson 

ditto 

Paul  (a  negro) 

Beal 

Carty  Gilman 

Drew 

James  Norris 

Robinsons 

Isaac  Grow 

Robinson 

Jonathan  Folsom 

Grays 

Samuel  Norris 

ditto 

John  Wadley 

M^Clarys 

John  Hilton 

ditto 

William  Hoit 

Beals 

Henry  Barter 

ditto 

Benja.  Hoit 

ditto 

Michael  George 

Beals 

Jonathan  Hill 

Robinsons 

Thomas  Speed 

M^Clarys 

Moses  Loogee 

ditto 

James  Kelley 

Blodget 

Enoch  Morse 

Moses  Rawlins 

Eliphalet  Norris 

Norris 

Abner  Thurstin 

Waits 

Simeon  Hains 

ditto 

James  Beal 

Robinsons 

Daniel  Sullivan 

Daniel  Morse 

Wait 

William  Bell 

Robinson 

Samuel  ISJagoon  Jun'' 

Jacob  Morrel 

ditto 

John  Jepson 

Bradstreet  Taylor 

ditto 

William  Sloan 

William  Gordon 

Robinson 

Noah  Robinson 

Joseph  Gordon 

ditto 

Ebenezer  Light 

Treworthv  Dudley 

Norris 

James  Craighton 

William  Nealey 

Morrel 

For  Newmarket 


MENS  NAMES 


Samuel  Baker 
Jonathan  Mason 
Reuben  Roberts 
Ebenezer  Bean 
Caleb  Clark 
James  Moody 
Jon"  Stone  Dudley 


Capt  Enlisted  with 


MENS  NAMES 


Barnabas  M^Bride 
William  Downs 
Samuel  Ward 
John  Folsom 
Jonathan  Folsom 
Joseph  Sanborn 
James  Kennistone 


Capt  Enlisted  with 


564 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES 

Capt  Enlisted  with 

MENS  NAMES 

Capt  Enlisted  with 

Benjamin  Dow 

Benjamin  Folsom 

John  Foss 

John  Barter 

Thomas  Foss 

Aaron  RaHins 

John  Smart 

Winthrop  Wiggin 

Oxford  (negro) 

Dav"  Watson 

PhilHp  Crommet 

James  Colby 

James  Remick 

Robert  Mitchel 

James  Gooding 

Daniel  Remick 

Epping 


Jeremiah  Robinson 

Cap'  M<=Clarys 

William  Hains 

Cap'  norrise 

John  Sandborn 

ditto 

Jonathan  Levitt 

ditto 

Simon  Dearborn  j' 

ditto 

Josiah  Calley 

ditto 

David  Norris  jun' 

Cap'  norrise 

John  Calley 

ditto 

Jonathan  Perkins 

ditto 

Primas  (negro) 

ditto 

James  Norris  5* 

ditto 

John  Tucker 

Cap'  Rowels 

Benj°  Perkins 

Enoch  Dockum 

Cap'  Drews 

Benj°  Small 

Jonathan  Kelley 

Cap'  Waits 

Benjamin  Rawlins 

James  Gordon 

Cap'  Beals 

Jun' 

Peter  Bryer 

Cap'  Emerson 

Ebenezer  Bean 

Moses  Page 

Cap'Livermore 

Simeon  Mason 

Nathaniel  Brown 

ditto 

Simeon  Hains 

Joseph  Dudley 

Cap'  Gray's 

Jonathan  Norrise 

[eremiah  Smart 

Oliver  (negro) 

John  Dimond 

Cap'  Robin- 

Moses Hunt 

son's 

Cap'  James  norrise 

John  Kimbal 

ditto 

Cap'  William  Rowel 

Cato  Fisk 

Cap'  Rowels 

Eliphalet  norrise 

Cap'  norrise 

Ezekiel  Pollard 

Cap'  Robinson 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Brentwood 


565 


MENS  NAMES 


Abel  Morrel 
Moses  Robarts 
David  Morgan 
William  Cutler 
Alexander  Smith 
Joshua  Chase 
Jonathan  Prescot 
Samuel  Judkins 
Benja  Sleeper 
Zechariab.  Qiiimby 
Joseph  Smith 
Stephen  Fi field 
Peter  Smith 


Capt  Enlisted  with 


Enlblcd  No  lOlli  1776  wiih  Capt  drew 

1°  d*^       Cap'  Norris 
Cap' 


d"  d° 
d°  d" 
d"  d" 
d"  d° 


Cap'Blodget 

Cap'  Morrel 

Cap'Titcomb 


MENS  NAMES 


march  16,  1777  C.ipt  McClnrys 

do  do 

May  8th  1777  Cupt  Gniy 


do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 


James  Marston 
Daniel  Torry 
Joseph  Sanborn 
Michael  Parks 
DanielPhilbrick 
Richard  Foss 
Nehemiah  West 
James  Nichols 
John  Magoon 
James  Qiiimby 
Oliver  Thurston 
Ebenezer  Jud- 
kins Jun' 
Benjamin  Leach 


Capt  Enlisted  with 


May  8ih  1777  Capt  Grej 

do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do        Hired  in  Sanbornton 
may  8th  1777  Capi  KowtU 
f;oaipy 

Feb  16  177S  do 


Fcby  16  1778  Capt  Robinion 

Feb-''  16  177S  do 


Poplin 


Simon  Knovvles 
John  Bean 
Josiah  Bean 
Winthrop  French 
James  Batchelder 
Job  Kennistone 
Eliphalet  Smith 


January  20th  1777  Capt  Morrel 

do  Cap'  M^Clarys 
do  ditto 

do  ditto 

do  ditto 

do  Cap'  Morrell 

June  1777  Capl  Robinson 


Zaccheus  Clouhg 
David  Hunt 
Benjamin  Smart 
Thomas  Botts 
Samuel  Runnels 
Edward  Arme 


Feb>'  177S 

March  1778  Capt  E' 

ditto 


ditto  hired  by  Col  Folsom 

ditto        ditto 
ditto        ditto 


[3-41]     \_Th>'ee    Years    Men    eiilisted  f)'o?n    Col.    Stickney' s  Militia 

Regivient.,  i'/yy.'\ 

State  of  New  hampshire 

A  Return  of  the  Names  of  the  Continental  Soldiers  Inlisted  for  three 
Years  or  during  the  War  in  the  Reg'  Commanded  by  Col°  Thomas 
Sticknev  of  Concord. 


566 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
From  Concord  Parish 


NAMES 


With  Captains 


Solomon  Fisk 
Samuel  Warthen 
Beriah  Abbot 
W™  Eastman 
Benjamin  Rollings 
James  Thomas 
John  Straw 
Obadiah  Kimball 
John  Austin 
John  Crawford  New 

Chester 
James  Berry 
W"  Heath  of  Went- 

worth 
Thomas   Pitts   Rum- 

ney 
James     Craig     New 

Chester 
Isaac  Smith  Rumney 
Richard  Smart  D° 


Livermore 


Stone 
Do 


NAMES 


William  Presson 
Rumney 

Edward  Kendel  D° 

Nath'  Knowles    D° 

W"  Lewey 

John  Crawford  Junio' 

John  Craig  New- 
Chester 

Oliver  Tayler 

Edward  Tayler 

Solomon  Chetman 

John  Merril 

James  Moulton 

Benj*  Cate 

Florence  M'^Cauley 
Concord 

Cesar  Thomson 

Jacob  Flanders 


With  Captains 


Stone 

Do 

Do 
Frye 

Do 

Do 
Do 

Do 

Morrill 
Morrill 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Coburn 

Copfswell 


Total  31 


Town  Canterbur}'^ 


NAMES 

Captain 

NAMES 

Captain 

John  Holden 

Unknown 

Nicholas  Hall 

Stone 

Elkins  Moore 

Robinson 

John  Rowen 

Gray 

Pearson  Eastman 

Andrew  Rowen 

Do 

George  Shephard 

Stone 

Abner  Fowler 

Do 

Robert  Hastings 

Do 

Loyd  Jones 

Livermore 

Thomas  Hoit 

Livermore 

W™  Walker  Concord 

Frye 

Walter  Haines 

Frye 

John    iSIills  Noting- 

Prince  Thomson 

ham 

Ebenezer    Earn  u  m 

Nathaniel    G  1  i  n  e  s 

Conway 

Livermore 

Canterbury 

Frve 

Pratt  Chase  Concord 
James  Hastings 

Do 

Stone 

Total  19 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
Boscavveii 


567 


NAMES 

Capt  Compy 

NAMES 

Capt  Compy 

Peter  R  Stevens 

Morrill 

Joseph  Smith  W^ent- 

John  Robertson 

Do 

worth 

Stone 

Mathcw  Ilolcomb 

Do 

Edward  Evans  Ply- 

Aaron Hale 

Blodget 

mouth 

William  Batcheldor 

Hiitchins 

Matthew  Scales  Bos- 

Enos     Bishop     Gun- 

cawen 

Gray 

thright 

Wait 

George       Shepherd 

Abraham  Swett  Bos- 

Gray 

Rumney 

Stone 

John  Smith 

Total  13 

Isaac  Davis 

Hopk 

inton 

NAMES 

Captains 

NAMES 

Captains 

Ebenezer  Collins 

Hutch  ins 

Thomas  Eastman 

John  Thvng  Connor 

Enoch  Hoit 

John  Chadwick 

Ebenezer  Blasdel 

Gray 

Moses  Colby 

Eph™  Cross  Fisher- 

Daniel  Cresy 

field 

Hutchins 

John  Eastman 

James   Lamb    New 

Joseph  Eastman 

london 

Frye 

James  Egerly 

Joseph     B  i  g  f  0  r  d 

W"  Hodgskins 

Hopkinton 

Livermore 

Jon*  Judkins 

Sam'  Smith  D° 

Saml  Stocker 

Benj*  Sargent 

David  Smith 

Sam'  Judkins 

Caleb  .Smart 

Joseph  Chase  Camp- 

Elijah  Smart 

ton 

Stone 

Jon"  Sawyer 

Benj"  Williams 

Total  26 

568 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
Hillsborouofh 


NAMES 

Captain  Compa 

NAMES 

Captain  Compa 

Nathaniel  Taylor 
W"  Pope 
Joseph  Taggard 
Thomas  Murdough 

Cloyes 

Ebenezer  Sergent 

Total  5 

Henicer 

NAMES 

Captain 

NAMES 

Captain 

Jesse  Cammel 
Daniel  guire 
James  Peters 
Joseph  Marsh 

Clovs 

Do 

Do 
Frye 

Ami      Andrews     of 
Hillsborou 

Total  5 

Warner 

Hubbard  Carter 
Amos  Flood 
Philip  Rowel 
Aquilla  Davis 

Morrill 
Livermore 

Do 
Hutchins 

W"^  M<=Briton 
Daniel  Young 

1 

Total  6 

Salisbury 

Philip  Flanders 
John  Ash 
Moses  Fellows 
Ephraim  Heath 
Reuben  Greely 
Reuben  Hoit 
Benj^  Howard 

Morrills 
Gray 

Matthew  Greely 
Philip  Luf  kin 
VV"^  Baley 
Daniel  Felch 
Joshua  Snow 

Total  12 

RKVOLUTIONAKV    WAR    ROLLS. 
New  Britton 


569 


NAMES 

Captain 

NAMES 

Captain 

Joshua  Danforth 
John  Ranoc 
David  Cliford 

Morrill 
Scott 
Gray 

lilmerson 

ZaccheusHunt  New 
Chester 

Emerson 

Charles  B  0  0 1  e  s  \ V  a  r- 
ren 

Total  5 

Perrystown 

Benj"  Crotchet 

Fair  well 

John  Watts 

Fairwell 

Total  2 

Bow 

James  Riddle 
Benj*  Cotton 

Frye 
Morrill 

James  Bowes 

Blodgets 

Total  3 

Loudon 

John  Davis 
Ephraim  Davis 
Thomas  Haynes 
Noah  Sinkler 
John  Mason 
Benj''  VVille 
Henry  Thompson 

Drew 

Do 

Frye 

M'^clarv 

Do  ' 

Hutchinson 

Stephen  Webster 
Will'"  Page 
Robert  Forest 
Dudley  Hutchinson 

Liver  more 

Do 

Frve 

Morrill 

Total  II 

Tho*  Sticknev  Col° 


570 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-42]    \^Afen  enlisted  for  Three  Tears  from  Col.  Mc  Clary's  Regitnent  of 

Militia.,  1777.'] 
A  Return  of  the  Soldiers,  Inlisted  into  the  Continental   Service  from  the 
Regiment  Under  the  Command  of  Colo.  John  M'^Clary 


MENS  NAMES 

places  of 
abode 

time    of    Inlist- 
ment 

time  Lilisted 
for 

Company 
inlist'dinto 

Towns  they 
gone  for 

Neal  McGaffey 

Epsom 

January  25th  77. 

3  years 

McClarys 

Epsom 

John  Mason 

do 

do      30t    77 

do 

do 

do 

Peter  Pomp 

do 

do      24     do 

during  war 

do 

do 

Theo  Cass 

do 

Morrills 

do 

Samll  Lock 

do 

do 

do 

John  Dwyer 

do 

do 

do 

Eenja  Pettingill 

do 

do 

do 

Benja  Berry 

do 

Drew 

do 

Moses  Lock 

do 

Morrills 

do 

Matthew  Sanborn 

Notingham 

Weare's 

Notingham 

Joseph  Nealley 

do 

do 

do 

Benja  Mason 

do 

do 

do 

John  Pike  Hilton 

do 

Farwells 

do 

John  Mills 

do 

Drews 

do 

Moses  Davis 

do 

Bells 

do 

Joseph  York 

do 

Morrills 

do 

James  Beverley 

do 

do 

do 

Thomas  Blanchard 

do 

Norris's 

do 

Michl  Fitz  Jerrell 

do 

do 

do 

Thomas  Hill 

do 

Robertson 

do 

Jona  Cilley 

do 

Morrills 

do 

Benja  Butler 

do 

do 

do 

John  Wells 

do 

Weare's 

do 

James  Randel 

do 

Morrill 

do 

William  Willey 

do 

do 

do 

Mathias  Welch 

do 

Drew 

do 

Thomas  Welch 

do 

do 

do 

Abner  Bickford 

do 

do 

do 

Thomas  George 

do 

Morrill 

do 

Nicholas  Leathers 

do 

Norris 

do 

John  Willey 

do 

Morrill 

do 

James  Hall 

do 

McClary 

do 

Nathaniel  Moulton 

Deerfield 

Morrills 

Deerfield 

Abraham  Page 

do 

Feby  loth    1777 

3  years 

McClarys 

do 

Chase  Page 

do 

Do     22        1777 

do 

do 

do 

Nath'iel  Batchaldor 

do 

do     10         do 

do 

do 

do 

Stephen  Batchaldor 

do 

Weares 

do 

Josiah  Batchaldor 

do 

Feby    5th    1777 

3  years 

McClary 

do 

James  Batchaldor 

do 

do     21         do 

do 

do 

do 

Moses  Kelsey 

do 

do       6        do 

do 

do 

do 

Abraham  Potter 

do 

April    3d         77 

do 

do 

do 

Joshua  Turrill 

do 

Feby  21st     1777 

3  years 

McClarys 

do 

Clement  Jackson 

do 

Beals 

do 

Joseph  Thomas 

do 

Grays 

do 

Joseph  Griffen 

do 

Jany  30th        77 

3  vears 

McClarys 

do 

Minicus  Griffen 

do 

Feby  14            77 

'do 

do 

do 

Isaac  Moor 

do 

do       6           do 

do 

do 

do 

James  Robartson 

Allenstown 

Carr 

do 

Jethro  Pettingill 

Epsom 

Frye 

do 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


571 


MENS  NAMES 

place  of 
abode 

time   of   Inlist- 
ment 

time  Inlisted 
for 

Company 
inlist'd  into 

Towns  they 
gone  for 

Joseph  Nonis 

Pembrook 

Frye 

Deerfield 

John  Riddall 

Bow 

do 

do 

JonatlKin  McCay 

do 

do 

do 

Daniel  McCay 

do 

do 

do 

John  Hall 

Londonderry 

do 

do 

Benjamin  Genness 

Pembrook 

do 

do 

Daniel  West 

do 

do 

do 

Francis  Ames 

do 

do 

do 

Hugh  Turner 

do 

do 

do 

Thomas  Matthews 

Allenstown 

Roberts'ns 

do 

Nehemiah  Leavitt 

Chichester 

Feby    6t 

1777 

3  years 

McClarys 

Chichester 

Nathaniel  Marston 

do 

Blodgett 

do 

John  Rollens 

do 

3  years 

Weares 

do 

Henry  Snow 

Plymouth 

do 

Frve 

do 

John  Reed 

Londonderry 

do 

do 

do 

Samll  Thomson 

Concord 

do 

do 

do 

Zebulen  Colbey 

do 

do 

do 

William  Bent 

Transcient 

do 

do 

John  Harvey 

Northwood 

Feby  22 

1777 

3  years 

Grays 

Northwood 

Elijah  Wadlcigh 

do 

Apl    21 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Benja  Dow 

do 

Nov    13 

1776 

for  ye  War 

Morrill 

do 

Simon  Knowles 

do 

do   do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

James  Norris 

do 

do    do 

do 

do 

Norris 

do 

Samll  Trickey 

do 

Feby    3d 

1778 

2  years 

Drew 

do 

Philip  Fowler 

Newmarkett 

do    do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

John  M<=Clery  Col° 

The  Twenty  three   Men   engag'd   by  the  Town  of  Nottingham   were   for 
three  Years  or  during  the  War 

Attest  Tho'*  Bartlet  L'  Col" 
[Enhstment 

Col.  John  M<=CLary's  Men 

for  Portsmouth] 


For  Deerfiehl — 


For  Nottinsfham 


For  Northwood 


Andrew  kinison 
John  Doe 
Abner  Eastman 
James  young 
Aaron  Rowlings 
Joseph  avery 
Jeremiah  avery 
Jacob  Davis 
Jonathan  Davis 
John  Murray 

hU 

Hibbart  X  Morrill 


572 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-43]    \_Enlist77ie7its  from  Col.  Nichols's  Regitnent  of  Militia.,  7777.] 

A  Return  of  The  Soldiers  Engaged  in  the  Continental  Service  of  the 
United  States  of  America  Belonging  To  The  Fifth  Regiment  Militia  in  The 
State  of  New  Hampshire,  Their  Names,  Places  of  abode,  what  Company  & 
Regiment  Thev  Have  Engaged  in,  Term  of  Inlistment  &c. — 


MENS  NAMES 

Places  of  abode 

Company 

Regiment 

Term  of  Inlistment 

Robert  Cochran 

Amherst 

Capt  Wait 

Colo  Cilley 

During  the  war 

Peter  Brewer 

do 

do  Morrill 

do 

do 

George  Wilson 

do 

do  Wait 

do 

Three  years 

Isaac  Steams 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Silvester  Wilkins 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Thos  Powel 

do 

do   Frye 

do  Scammel 

do 

Richard  Goodman 

do 

do 

do 

do 

John  Taggart 

Hillsborough 

do  Wait 

do  Cilley 

do 

Silas  Cooledge 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Nathan  Tuttle 

Amherst 

do 

do 

do 

James  Cochran 

do 

do  Scott 

do 

do 

Jonth  Cochran 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Benja  Dike 

do 

do  Wait 

do 

do 

Reuben  Wheeler 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Isaac  Smith 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Elijah  Averill 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Henry  Harris 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Stephen  Abbot 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Wilm  Shaddock 

do 

do   Morril 

do 

do 

Robert  Parker 

do 

do  Wait 

do 

do 

Benja  Beavins 

Duxbury  School 

farm 

John  Raino 

New-Brittain 

do  Scott 

do 

do 

John  Door 

Amherst 

do  Richards 

do 

do 

Wilhn  Brown 

do 

do  Wait 

do 

do 

Ezekiel  Davis 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Joseph  Davis 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Robt  Cunningham  Junr 

Derryfield 

do 

do 

do 

John  Dutton 

Amherst 

do 

do 

do 

Joshua  Blodget 

Litchfield 

do  Richards 

do 

do 

Jude  Hall 

Hillsborough 

do 

do 

do 

Richard  Hughes 

Amherst 

do   Frye 

do  Scammel 

do 

Robt  B.  Wilkins 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Danll  Kidder 

do 

do  Morril 

do  Cilley 

do 

Robt  Cunningham 

Derryfield 

do  Richards 

do 

do 

Asa  Wilkins 

Amherst 

do   Frye 

do  Scammel 

do 

Michael  Larney 

Chester 

do  Richards 

do  Cilley 

do 

Asa  Lovjoy 

Hollis 

do  House 

do 

do 

Nathl  Patton 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Edwd  Carter 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Thos  Pratt 

do 

do 

do 

do 

David  Sanders 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Wm  Conneck 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Samll  Hill 

do 

do 

do 

do 

David  Ames 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Danll  Blood 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Wm  Hale 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Ralph  Emerson 

do 

do 

do 

do 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


573 


MENS  NAMES 

Places  of  abode 

Company 

Regiment 

Term  of  Inlistment 

Libeous  Wheeler 

Hollis 

Capt  House 

Colo  Cilley 

Three  years 

Ebenr  Townsend 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Isaac  Boynton 

do 

do 

do 

do 

James  Molton 

Winworth 

do   Wiers 

do  Scammel 

John  Godfrey 

Hollis 

do 

do 

do 

Ste]in  Richardson 

do 

do 

do 

do 

John  Youngman 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Thos  Youngman 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Ebenr  Cumings 

do 

do  McCleary 

do 

do 

Jacob  Danforth 

do 

Massachusetts  State 

Eli  Stiles 

do 

do  Darby 

do                 do 

Joel  Bayley 

do 

do   Frye 

do 

Eight  months 

Andw  Bayley 

do 

do 

do 

do 

John  Ball 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Jonth  Parker 

do 

Capt  House 

Col  Scammel 

Eight  months 

James  Colburn 

do 

do 

do 

do 

John  Brooks 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Nehemh  Peirce 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Jacob  Taylor 

do 

do 

do 

do 

John  Boynton  3d 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Joseph  Honey 

Dunstable 

do  Cloys 

During  ye  war 

Ebenr  Fosgatt 

do 

do   W^aits 

do  Cilley 

do 

John  Manning 

do 

do  Emerson 

do 

do 

Ichabud  Lovevvell 

do 

do 

do 

Three  years 

Elipht  Manning 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Wm  Lund  Jur 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Danll  Woods 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Simn  Butterfield 

do 

do 

do 

do 

James  Harwood 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Benja  Taylor  Jur 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Jona  Powers  Jur 

do 

do 

do 

do 

John  Butler 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Peter  Honey  Jur 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Paul  Wood 

do 

do 

do 

During  the  war 

John  Cockle 

do 

in  The  artilery 

at  Ticondero 

ga 

John  Combs 

Merrimack 

Capt  Scott 

do  Cilley 

Thos  Davis 

do 

do 

do 

Ebenr  Hills  Jur 

do 

do 

do 

Joseph  Hills 

do 

do 

do 

John  Cowdree 

do 

do 

do 

Isaac  C.  Alld 

do 

do 

do 

James  Dickey 

do 

do  Morril 

do  Cilley 

Samll  Whidden 

do 

do 

do 

Hugh  Thornton 

Bedford 

do 

do 

Cesar  Barns 

Merrimack 

do 

do 

Wm  Cook 

do 

do 

do 

James  Orr 

do 

Titus  Mce;aw 

do 

do  Nixon 

Wm  Alld^Jur 

do 

do  Wait 

do  Cilley 

Tiiny  Martin 

Derryfield 

Ezra  Fuller 

Mason 

do    Frye 

do  Scammel 

Three  years 

Joseph  Ross 

do 

do 

do 

"Nathan  P'ish 

do 

do 

do 

David  Hall 

do 

do 

do 

Jonth  Foster 

do 

do 

do 

574 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


MENS  NAMES 

Places  of  abode 

Company 

Regiment 

Time  of  Inlistment 

Nathl  Smith 

Mason 

Capt  Frye 

Col  Scammel 

Ebenr  Abbot 

do 

do 

do 

Three  years 

Thos  Blood 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Reuben  Hosmer 

do 

do 

do 

During  the  war 

James  Simpson  Tliompson 

Litchfield 

do    Frye 

do  Stark 

Obed  McLain 

do 

do 

do 

Thos  Coleburn 

do 

do 

do 

John  Loreing 

do 

Massachusetts 

Jms  Butterfield 

•do 

do 

Wm  Uanah 
John  Lare 

do) 
dof 

In  General  W 

ashingtons  L 

ife  guard 

Sanders  Bradbury 

Nottingham  W. 

do  Emerson 

do  Scilley 

Three  years 

Amos  Kenny 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Nathll  Hardy 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Danll  Wimon 

do 

do  Bells 

do    Hale 

do 

Ephm  Jones 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Elijh  Gould 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Samll  French 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Jno  Sevey 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Jams  Eastman 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Benja  Whitmore 

Inlisted  at  york 

Joseph  Severence 

do 

do 

Samll  Kinney 

do 

do 

Wm  Adrin  Hawkins 

Wilton 

Ebenr  Carlton 

do 

Joseph  Lewis 

do 

Jacob  Blanchard 

do 

Christr  Martin 

do 

Uriah  Ballard 

do 

Amos  Holt 

do 

Wm  Petengill 

do 

J(5seph  Gray 

do 

Wm  Burton 

do 

Nehemh  Holt 

do 

John  Moose 

do 

Nathl  Needam 

do 

Benja  Pattin 

Raby 

Massachusetts 

Benja  Osgood 

do 

do 

Wm  Powell 

Dunstable 

Capt  Emerson 

Colo  Cilley 

Three  years 

■)  Col  of 

Moses  Nichols    [■  y*  5"" 
)  Reg"' 


REVOLUTIONAKV    WAR    KOLLS.  575 

[3-44]  [^CoIoHci  HnocJi  IJalcs  I\ct!irn^  ^777 -^ 

State  of  New  Hampshire 

To  the  Hon''''"  Committee  of  Safety  for  said  State  Pursuant  to  ortlers 
Received  in  April  A.  D.  1777  directing  me  to  Raise  one  hundred  and 
nineteen  men  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Armey  for  three  years  or  during 
the  war  I  have  Proportioned  the  men  to  the  several  Towns  or  Companys 
in  my  Regiment  as  follows  (viz) 

New  Ipswich  23  Jaftrey  14  Stoddard  6 

Rindge  17  Fitzwilliam  8  Packerslield  5 

Temple  13  Dul^lin  8  Washington  4 

Peterborough  14  Marlborough  6  Slip  Town  2 


119 


New  Ipsw^ich  Returned  Twenty  one  men 

Silas  Gill  Rolins  Colburn  Ithamar  Wheelock 

Ephraim  Foster  Nath'  Hase  William  Prichard 

John  Yeaman  Jacob  Potter  Abner  Preston  & 

Levi  Adams  Ephraim  Severance  William  Ilueitt 

Jonas  Adams  Moses  Farnoth 

in  Capt.  Farwells  Comp'y  Col"  Silleys  Regiment — and 

Asa  Gibbs  Sam^  Foster  Ebenezer  Fletcher  & 

Asa  Pearham  Daniel  Foster  John  Johnson 

in  Cap'  Carr'  Comp'y  Col°  Hale'  Regiment — thev  likewise  Returned 
William  Scott  in  said  Carr'  Company  that  they  hired  from  Peterborough 
Slip  Being  one  that  Sliptown  Returned  and  say  that  Sliptown  neglect  to 
pay  back  their  money. 

The  Town  of  Stoddard  Returned  four  men — Nathaniel  Richardson  & 
Richard  Richardson  in  Cap'  Wait'  Company — Col"  Silleys  Regiment 
and  Thomas  Scott  in  Cap'  Morrills  Comp'y  and  Samuel  Morrison  in 
Cap'  Scott'  Company — all  in  the  same  Regiment — After  the  orders  was 
given  out  to  Stoddard  those  men  that  was  ordered  to  pav  Rates  to  Mar- 
low  Refused  to  do  duty  in  a  Town  where  they  was  not  Rated  by  which 
means  the  Town  of  Stoddard  lost  Two  of  their  officers  and  some  sol- 
diers and  expect  some  abatement — 

Temple  Returned  thirteen 

Josiah  Stone  Aaron  01i\er  Benj"  Smith  & 

Ebenezer  Drury  James  Hutchinson  John  Drury 

Elijah  Mansfield  Amos  Fuller 

in  Cap'  Fry'  Company  Col"  Scammels  Regim' 

Morris  Millet  John  Millet  Philemon  Duset  &  John  Hillsgrove  in  Cap' 
Scotts  Company  &  Col"  Silleys  Regiment — and  Farrar  Miller  in  Cap' 
Carrs  Companv  and   Col**  Hales   Regiment 


576  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

Fitzwilliam  Returned  Eight  men 

Amos  Boynton  Daniel  Squire  and  Zadoc  Dodge  in  Cap'  Clayes  Com- 
pany Peter  Burby  and  Peter  Burby  Jun''  in  Cap'  Blodgetts  Company 
all  in  Col°  Hales  Regiment — and  John  Barker  in  Cap'  Aliens  Company 
Col°  Oldings  Regiment — and  John  Whiting  in  Cap'  Barnes  Company 
and  Col°  Bigelow'  Regiment 

Marlborough  Returned  Six  men 

Adino  Goodenovv  Frederick  Freeman  Jabez  M'^Bride  & 

Calvin  Goodenow  Timothy  Roger  Reuben  M'^Allaster 

their  Return  was  Poor  but  I  Believe  all  marched  in  good  season  and 
I  hear  are  in  Cap'  Clayes  and  Cap'  Ellis'  Company' 

Washington  Returned  four 

William  White   Robert  Man  William  Man  and  Merrill  all  in 

Cap'  Scotts  Company  and  Col°  Silleys  Regiment — the  above  was  Re- 
turned by  Major  Wilson  he  had  forgot  Merrills  chris"  name  but  said  they 
had  all  marched — 

JafTrey  Returned 

Francis  Mason  in  Blodgetts  Comp'y  James  Reed  in  Clayes  Comp'y 
&  John  Lake  in  Fry^  Company  in  Col°  Hales  Regiment  John  Dole  & 
Sam^  Wier  W™  Redfield  Michael  Silk  &  Thomas  Whittick  in  Cap' 
Scotts  Comp'y  CoP  Silleys  Reg'  the  three  last  was  Returned  by  Cap' 
Scott  as  mustered  by  Richard  Varrick  Esq"^  deputy  muster  master  general 
— Henry  Thompson  &  Peter  Tozer  Cap'  Livermore'  Comp.  CoP  Scam- 
mels  Regim'  the  above  makes  Ten. — They  likewise  Return  Stephen 
Adams  &  John  Cox  enlisted  at  Ticonderoga  their  Captain  unknown — 
and  James  Turner  in  Cap'  Scotts  Comp'y  in  the  service  of  the  Bay 
State — They  likewise  Return  three  nine  months  men  Isaac  Wilson  aged 
44  six  feet  high  Nathan  Fish  age  20  five  feet  seven  inches  and  Plart  Balch 
age  26  six  feet  high  all  of  said  Jaffrey — sixteen  in  all — 

Packersfield  [Nelson]  Returned  five  men  in  all  Bunker  Clark  Cap' 
Farwells  Comp'y  Col°  Hales  Reg'  &  William  Farley  in  Cap'  Ellis' 
Comp'y  Col°  Scammels  Reg'  Michael  Troy  [ .?]  in  Cap'  Hills  Company 
CoP  Pattersons  Regiment — and  Solomon  Fairley  in  Cap'  Wells'  Com- 
pany CoP  Shepards  Regiment — the  two  last  in  the  Bay  State — and  John 
M^Rian  in  Cap' Smith'  Company  Belonging  to  the  Train. 

Rindge  Returned  for  three  years 

Isaac  Lealand  Samuel  Whitney  Daniel  Russell 

Abijah  Haskill  Oliver  Bacon  Samuel  Godding 

John  Handson  Thomas  Hutchinson        &  Daniel  M'^Carr 

in  Cap'  Blodgetts  Company  CoP  Hales  Regiment 

Ezekiel    Demary   in   Cap'  Carr  Company — and   Enoch   Dockman    in 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  577 

Cap'  Dicwcs  Company  both  in  Hales  Regiment — William  Russell  en- 
listed at  the  Jerseys  in  a  Connecticut  Regiment  but  Received  no  hire 
from  im\  Town  except  Rindge — his  officers  Cap'  Lary  Col"  Bradleys 
Regiment — and  Moses  Thomas  of  Rindge  enlisted  with  Cap'  Thomas  in 
the  Bay  State  but  was  not  hired — 

They  have  also  hired  for  two  years  from  the  first  of  January  Past  Snow 
Boynton — William  Kendall  David  Brooks  &  Jonathan  Lake  the  three 
last  will  ajDpear  at  Exeter  but  the  first  mentioned  Snow  Boynton  went  to 
Walpole  antl  then  to  Wilton  to  be  mustered  But  they  having  no  new  or- 
ders refused  to  muster  him  he  enlisted  with  Cap'  Clayes  and  talked  of 
joyning  his  Company  But  Refused  to  go  to  Exeter  as  he  had  taken  so 
much  pains  Return  Contains  seventeen  men — 

Peterborough  Returned  Twelve 

James  Hawkley  in  Farwells  Comp'y —  Isaac  Mitchell 

John  Taggart  Thomas  Sanders  Jonathan  Wheelock 

Ephraim  Stevens  John  Marthes  Samuel  Lee 

Joseph  Henderson  John  Alexander  William  Graham 

&  Titus  Willson  in  Cap'  Scotts  Company  all  in  Col"  Silleys  Regiment — 
They  lack  two  men  in  their  Qiiota  But  have  ten  more  men  enlisted  with 
a  second  Cap'  Scott  in  Col"  Hendleys  Regiment  in  the  Continental  Ser- 
vice— 

•  Dublin  Returned  five  men — 

Nathaniel  Bates  Cap'  Waits  Comp'y  Col°  Hales  Reg'  John  Swan  Silas 
Stone  Caleb  Hunt  and  Abraham  Vanoth  Cap'  Blodgetts  Comp  CoP 
Hales  Regiment — 

They  also  Return  for  nine  months 

Thomas  Hardy  age  23  well  set  &  five  feet  8  inches  high  Jonathan 
Morse  age  22  well  set  &  five  feet  six  inches  high  Moses  Mason  age  2i 
five  feet  6  inches — all  belonging  to  Dublin  they  have  also  two  men  more 
in  the  Bay  servis 

Peterborough  Slip  Returned  Two  men 

William  Scott  in  Cap'  Carr'  Comp'y  Col°  Hales  Regiment  &  James 
Moor  in  Cap'  Scotts  Comp'y  Col"  Silleys  Regiment 


[3~52]  \^Colo7iel  Benjamin  Bello^vs's  Return^  1777 •'S 

A  Return  of  the  men  inlisted  into  the  three  Battalions  Raised  by  the 
State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Continental  Army  toward  the  Qiiota 
required  from  My  Regiment 

Charlestown 

Charles  Dorothy  James  Wall  Christopher  Billings 

Barnabas  Hacket  Jonathan  Wilson  Samuel  Lescom 

41 


578 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Nathaniel  Curtis 
Samuel  Allen 
John  Joyner 
Timothy  Newton 

Charles  Lynds 
Samuel  Stone 
Daniel  Sterns 
Asa  Sterns 
Joel  Royce 
Amos  Roys 

Thomas  Johnson 
Francis  Joyner 
Nathan  Gale 
Jesse  Nott 
Benjamin  Hudson 

Ripley  Bingham 
Rufus  Walton 
Joshua  Mack 

William  Sisco 
Giles  Kelcey 

Samuel  Harper 
John  Harper 

William  Laten 
Asahel  Roundy 

Saville       William 


Richard  Brown 
Phillip  Judkins 


Timothy  Curtis 
Sam'  Latherbee 
Joseph  Burk 

Claremont 

John  Clark 
Samuel  Bates 
Eben''  Matthews 
Thomas  Ausgood 
Henry  Stevens 
Solomon  Harris 

Walpole 
Joseph  Fay 
Hezekiah  Clark 
Jonathan  Eastman 
Samuel  Calcott 
Daniel  Ritter 

Alstead 
Nathan  Moulton 
John  M<=Gee 
William  M-^Gee 

New  Port 

Gilbert  Caswell 
James  Doud 

Ac  worth 

Thomas  Harper 

Lemster 
Abner  Bingham 


Lanj 


Marlow 
Unity 
Jonathan  Petti ngill 


John  Larribee 
John  Calkins 
Aaron  Adams 


William  Pettegrew 
Joseph  Wright 
Jacob  Royce 
Alpheus  Kingsley 
Asaph  Butler 


David  Johnson 
Zadock  Dodge 
Levi  Fuller 
Cato  Marcy 
John  Baldwin 

David  Abraham 
Lewis  Wisso 
Thomas  Willson 


Thomas  Gilmore 

Simeon  Powers 

Matthew  Geer 
William  M'=Brittain 


Joseph  Frost 


Each  Towns  Proportion 

Charlestown  17     New  Port  5     Marlow  4 

Claremont  iS     Unity  5     Saville  2 

Walpole  15     Acworth  4  — 

Alstead  10     Lemster  4  84 

The  Foregoing  is  a  True  Return  according  to  the  best  Knowledge  of 

Benj''  Bellows 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  579 

[2-e;3]    \_Colo)iel  MattJicw  'JViornto7i^s  Regiment  of  JMilitia.     Enlisl- 

vioits^  1777  ■'\ 

A  list  of  the  mens  Names  Who  arc  Inh'sted  in  to  y*  Continentel  Armey 
for  the  term  of  three  years  Belonging  Col  thorntons  Reg'  is  as  follows 

Inlisted  under  Leu'  Samuel  Cherry 

Zachariali  Duntou  Jonathan  Gorge  Martin  montgomrey 

James  Bo\s  Michael  Gorge  David  Gorge 

William  Dickey  Ebenezer  Macalven 

Valantine  Sargent  W'"  Colbey 

Under  Leu'  David  m*^Gregore 

Charles  Briant  Jo'i'i  Erving  Jn°  martin 

James  Nesmith  Jeramiah  Farefield  Jolm  morgan 

William  Johnson  Jn"  Eyrs  Thomas  Holms 


Zachariah  Eastman 


Under  Cap'  frie 


Leu'  Senter  Ja°  Campbell  George  m'murphey 

Leu'  thomson  Jn°  m'^murphy  James  Boys  Ju'' 

Samuel  Walton  Rob'  Wilson  John  head 

peter  Jenkins  Jo^  m'^farland  Ja'  Simpson  thompson 

David  Dickey  Solomon  todd  Alexd""  m'^master 

Bishop  Carter  Samuel  Ayrs  Tim"  Herington 

Tim"  Hutchison  Joseph  marsh  Zebulon  Colbey 

Jn°  Briant  Nathan  plumar  Rob'  hodgart 

Abel  Walton  David  plumar 

A  Number  of  other  Men  Who  are  Inlisted  Under  other  Officers  at  ti* 
[Ticonderoga]  Viz 

Under  Cap'  Blodgate       Lieu'  maloou  Cap'  Calf 

Rob'  Crage  William  Hog  David  EUey 

the  Oficers  names  Not  Come  to  hand  Who  have  Inlisted 

Jacob  perry  Jn"  Caldcrwood  Thomas  Nolton 

Jn"  Boys  Samuel  Hambleton  Fredrick  Roach 

The  above  is  a  Return  of  the  men  We  have  Alreddy  Got  there  is  five 
or  Six  of  our  Qiiot  Not  yet  Enlisted  Because  there  is  No  Oficer  y'  Has 
the  Continantel  Bountey  to  Give  them  &c  We  have  Don  the  utmost  of 
our  powar  to  Recrut  our  Nomber  It  Would  thousands  of  Dollars  in  our 
towns  pockat  Had  We  Got  a  Capt  of  our  own  Choice  in  Londondery  &c 
I  am  With  Respect  yours  to  Serve 

William  Gregg  Col 


58o 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-54] 


\_Coloficl  jfoseph  Badger^ s  Rettirn,  I777.~\ 


A  List  or  Return  of  the  Names  of  the  Men  Enlisted  from  the  tenth 
Regiment  of  Militie  in  the  State  of  hampshire  Commanded  by  Joseph 
Badger  Esq''  for  Complecting  the  three  Regiments  allotted  to  this  State 
as  their  proportion  of  the  Continental  Armey  as  follows  (vis) 


MENS  NAMES 


David  Mudget 
Benjamin  Cotton 
Ezekiel  Gihnan 
Thomas  Currier 
Moses  Miles 
Joses  Moulton 
John  Welch 
John  Taylor 
John  Dow 
William  Willy 
Ambrose  Thurston 
Sergeant  Currier 
Nath"  Dow 
John  Clough 
Thomas  Piper 
Pearson  Huntriss 
David  Clifford  Ju' 
Jonathan  Fullerton 
Jonathan  Chase 
John  Durgin 
Jonathan  Bean 
William  Burley 
John  Morrison 
Jeremiah  Smith 
Caleb  Oilman 
Thomas  Taylor 
Joseph  Jewett 
Benj"  Neale 
Aaron  Rawlins 
John  Robinson 
Oliver  Smith 
Nathi  Holland 
William  Mallum 
Hezekiah  Swain 
John  Garlin 
Moses  Kelsey 


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0-  oj  0 

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S  ^  a 

(0    <U 

0        tt     ._H 

Towns  they  Belong  to 

■5.« 

"H-c^ 

H 

S^" 

Gilmantown 

three  years 

Capt  Morrill 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Capt  Robinson 

do 

do 

Capt  Bell 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Gilmanton  or  Nottingham 

do 

do 

Gilmantown 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Capt  Morrill 

do 

do 

Capt  Titcomb 

do 

do 

Capt  Gray 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Capt  M-^Clary 

do 

do 

Capt  Gray 

Conway  hired  by  Gilmantown 

do 

Capt  Drew 

Kingstown  h\x^  by  Gilmantown 

do 

Capt  Gray 

Raymond  h'w^  by  Gilmantown 

do 

Capt  Rowell 

Sandbornton 

do 

Capt  Weare 

do 

do 

Capt  Gray 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Eight  months 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Meredith 

three  years 

Capt  Morrill 

do 

do 

Capt  Blotchett 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Capt  Gray 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Capt  Livermore 

moultonborough 

do 

Capt  Livermore 

do 

do 

Capt  M'-Clary 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


581 


> 

C    ^ 

—  'S 

^omp 

lave 

into 

MENS  NAMES 

Towns  they  Belong  to 

~     lA 

•^1  <L> 

<u  "a 

rt^  1^ 

ew 

r^   r^    *i^ 

P 

^"" 

Mark  Blackey 

monltonborough 

three  years 

Capt  M-^CIary 

Joshua  Thornton 

do 

do 

Capt  Gray 

James  Mason 

do 

do 

do 

Ebenez''  Clark 

do 

do 

do 

John  Sanderson  Ju' 

do 

do 

Morrill  or  weare 

Stephen  Atkinson 

do 

do 

Capt  not  known 

Abiel  Stevens 

Tam  worth 

do 

Capt  Livermore 

Phineas  Stevens 

do 

do 

do 

Obadiah  Dudey 

do 

do 

do 

Jacob  Eastman 

do 

do 

do 

William  Row 

do 

do 

do 

William  Hilton 

Sandwich 

three  years 

Capt  Weare 

Elisha  Winslovv 

do 

do 

do 

Moses  Paige 

do 

do 

Capt  Livermore 

Nath"  Knowles 

do 

do 

Capt  Stone 

Nath"  Brown 

Moultonborough  hired  by 
Sandwich 

do 

Capt  Livermore 

James  Flagg 

Moultonborough   hired  by 
Sandwich 

do 

Capt  Gray 

Thomas  Sprous 

Wolfeborough 

three  years 

Capt  Beal 

Enoch  Thomas 

do 

do 

Capt  Gray 

John  Piper 

do 

do 

do 

John  Sanderson 

Barnstead 

do 

Capt  Morrill 

John  Mudgett  Ju'' 

do 

do 

do 

Daniel  IMckford 

do 

do 

do 

Benj"  Dodge 

Wakefield 

three  years 

Capt  Heard 

Joshua  Edgerley 

do 

do 

Capt  Carr 

Thomas  Rawlings 

do 

do 

Capt  Robinson 

Bradstreet  Taylor 

do 

do 

do 

George  Fall 

do 

do 

Capt  Carr 

John  Gilman 

do 

do       ^ 

these  four  the  Com- 

Jonathan Quimbey 
Paul  Sanborn 

do 
do 

do 

do        f 

pany    not    known 
when    the    select- 
men     made    their 

William  Willey 

do 

do       J 

Return  to  me 

Levi  Lamper 

Leavittstown 

do 

Capt  Weare 

Samuel  Dearborn 

do 

do 

do 

Edward  Peavey 

New  Durham 

do 

Capt  Beal 

Robert  Carson 

do 

do 

Capt  Prescott 

Richard  Colomey 

do 

do 

Capt  Bell 

David  Doe 

do 

do 

Capt  Carr 

Jonathan  Doe 

do 

do 

do 

Joseph  Runnels 

do 

do 

Capt  Drew 

June  y"  19*''  1777 


Joseph  Badger  Colonel 


582  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

I  understand  By  M"^  Parsons  that  he  suspects  the  two  men  Returned 
for  Leavitts  town  are  Returned  for  hampton  and  that  your  Hon"  may 
more  fully  understand  the  matter  I  have  Returned  herewith  M'  Parsons 
Letter  to  me 

also  Abiel   Stevens   and  Phineas   Stevens  oftamworth   Returned  to   me 
by  their  Cap'  I  suspect  have  been  since  hired  at  Chester 

also  Obadiah   Dudeyofthe  same  town   I  am   informed   has  since  been 
hired  at  Hopkintown 

also  the  town  of  Middletown  has   made  no  Return  to  me  of  any  nor  the 
Gore  Between  New  Durham  and  Gilmantown 

Middletown  have    no  officers  nor   selectmen  and  if  there  should  beany 
further  Demand  on  them  pray  they  may  be  sent  to  by  the  Court. — 

Gilmantown     have    Raised    18.  Middletown  have  Returned  o  wants  6 

wants  2  Wakefield   have  Returned  9  wants  o 

Sandborntown    have    Rais^    9.  Leavitts    town     have     Returned     2 

w^ants  3  wants  o 

Meredith    have  Rais^  7.  wants  i  New    Durham     have     Returned    6 

Sandwich  have  Rais"^  6.  wants  o  wants  i 

Moultonborough  have   Rais"^  8.  Barnstead  have  Returned  3  wants  4 

wants  o  Wolfsborough     have     Returned     3 

Tamworth   have  Rais"*  5  want  o  wants  4 

Gore    adjoining    New    Durham  Rais**  76  want  24 

Raised  o  wants  3 

I  have  had  no  Returns  since  May  and  what  has  Been  Rais*^  since  will 
be  Known  b}'  y*"  Returns  of  the  muster  masters  J  B 


[2-58]   l^Jlfen   Enlisted  from   Colonel  yohn   VV^ebster's   Regiment   of 

Militia,  1777.'] 

A  List  or  Return  of  the  Names  of  the  men  Enlisted  from  the  Seven- 
teenth Regiment  of  Militia  in  the  state  of  New  Hampshire  Commanded 
by  John  Webster  Esq""  for  Compleating  the  three  Regiments  allotted  to 
this  state  as  there  Proportion  of  the  Continental  army  are  as  follows  (viz) 

Chester  June  1777 


REVOLUTION AKV    WAR    ROLLS. 

583 

Towns  they 

Time  tlicy  have  En- 

What Company  they  have 

o 

MENS  NAMES 

Belong  to 

listed  for 

Enlisted  into 

for  3  years  or 

I 

James  Riiss 

Chester 

Durinj?  the  war ; 

Cap'  Isaac  Farwell 

2 

Bartliol"'  Stevens 

do 

1                1 
do               1 

Cap'  Ebon""  Fry 

3 

Sam'  Dolten 

do 

do 

do 

4 

Stephen  Lovekin 

do 

do 

Cap'  Bloi,'gett 

5 

Jonatli"  Forsaith 

do 

do 

do 

6 

John  Lane 

do 

do 

do 

7 

josiah  Wells 

do 

do 

Cap'  Emerson 

8 

Will'"  White 

do 

do 

do 

9 

Enos  Jewell 

do 

do 

Cap'  Robertson 

lO 

Tho"  Wells 

do 

do 

Cap'  Carr 

II 

Will'"  Furnell 

do 

do 

Cap'  jS'PClarey 

12 

Benj"  Aikin 

do 

do 

Cap'  Emerson 

13 

George  Cooper 

transient 

do 

Cap'  Livcrmore 

H 

Sam'^Vells 

Chester 

do 

Cap'  Morrills 

15 

Peter  Wells 

do 

do 

do 

16 

Sam'  Hovt 

do 

do 

Cap'  Emerson 

17 

Reuben  Hall 

do 

do 

do 

18 

John  Berry 

do 

do 

do 

19 

Eben'  Berry 

do 

do 

do 

20 

James  Akin 

do 

do 

do 

21 

John  M'Clennen 

do 

do 

do 

22 

Jerem''  Towle 

do 

do 

do 

23 

James  Akin  Ju' 

do 

do 

do 

24 

Barnard  Merrill 

do 

do 

do 

25 

Jonath"  Rankins 

do 

do 

do 

26 

Abial  Stevens 

Tamworth 

do 

Cap'  Livermore 

27 

Phinehas  Stevens 

do 

do 

do 

28 

Tho^  Sroder 

transient 

do 

Cap'  Eben^  Fry 

29 

James  Thompson 

do 

do 

do 

30 

Jonath  Borrows 

do 

do 

Cap'  Emerson 

31 

Charles  Hanson 

do 

do 

do 

32 

Jedediah  Knoks 

do 

do 

do 

33 

Wiir*  moore 

Chester 

do 

Cap'  Robertson 

34 

Robert  Hastins 

transient 

do 

Cap'  Livermore 

35 

Tho'  Adams 

do 

do 

do 

36 

Jonath"  Knock 

do 

do 

Cap'  Emerson 

37 

Jonath"  Karr 

Chester 

do 

Cap'  Fry 

38 

Daniel  Shirley 

do 

1               do 

Cap'  Emerson 

39 

Henry  True 

do 

1              do 

do 

40 

Sam"  Akin 

do 

do 

do 

4^ 

John  Vance 

do 

do 

1   Cap'  Ebenz'  Fry 

42 

Richard  Robertson 

Raymond 

I              do 

i   Cap'  Wait 

584 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


o 

MENS  NAMES 

Towns  they 
Belong  to 

Time  they  have  En- 
listed for 

What  Company  they  have 
Enlisted  into 

for  3  years  or 

43 

Jerem''  Holman 

Raymond 

During  the  war 

Cap'  Ebenez"'  Fry 

44 

Daniel  Cass 

do 

do 

Cap'  Grav 

45 

Moses  Cass 

do 

do 

do 

46 

Nath'  Richardson 

do 

do 

Cap'  Robertson 

47 

Will'"  m<=Clintock 

do 

do 

48 

Joseph  Follinton 

do 

do 

Cap'  Rovvell 

49 

Will'"  Towle 

do 

do 

do 

50 

51 

David  Batchelder 

do 

do 

do 

Josiah  Richardson 

do 

do 

Cap'  Carr 

52 

Jonathan  Follinton 

do 

do 

Cap'  Rowell 

53 

Ithiel  Gorden 

do 

do 

do 

54 

Theop*  Lovering 

do 

do 

do 

55 

Eliphalet  Gorden 

do 

do 

do 

S^ 

Amos  Leavitt 

do 

do 

do 

51 

Thomas  Dolloft" 

do 

do 

Cap'  Gray 

58 

Benj"  Whitiker 

do 

do 

do 

Jonathan  Green 

Candia 

three  years 

Cap'  Robinson 

John  Colby 

do 

do 

do 

Isaac  Morss 

do 

do 

do 

Eliezer  Qiiimbey 

do 

do 

do 

John  Taylor 

do 

do 

Emerson 

1778 

Nehemiah  Leavit 

do 

do 

Rowel 

James  Bragdon 

do 

do 

do 

David  Hill 

do 

do 

Emerson 

John  Kent 

do 

do 

do 

Rob'  Holland 

do 

do 

do 

Jonas  Perr}- 

do 

do 

Asa  Pierce 

do 

do 

Henry  Kimbal 

do 

do 

John  Mitchel 

do 

do 

Eben'  Williams 

do 

do 

W"'  Wilkins 

do 

do 

Tho^  Capron 

do 

do 

James  Siel 

do 

do 

May  10  1778 


This  is  a  true  return 


Per  John  Webster 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


585 


£3-62]    \^Mcnc}ilistcd  from  Col.  Bartlctt's  Rcgi7ncnt  of  Militia^  ^777-'\ 

A  Return  of  men   Iiilisted  for  the  Seventh  Regiment  of  Militia  in  the 
Continental  Army  New  Hampshire  Battalion 


Towns  Inlisted 
for 

Mens  Names 

Place  of  abode 

Company 
Inlisted  in 

Time  of  Service 

Kingstown 

Elias  Carr 

Kingstown 

Gray's 

Three  years 

Matthew  Scales 

Boscawen 

do 

do 

Abraliam  Titcomb  Sweat 

do 

do 

do 

Isaac  Davis 

do 

do 

do 

Jolin  Smith 

do 

do 

do 

Reuben  Iluntoon 

Kingstown 

do 

do 

Hcnjm  C'hacc 

Concord 

do 

do 

Beiijm  \Vhittier 

Raymond 

do 

do 

Benjm  Quimby 

Hawke 

do 

do 

Thomas  Dolloff 

Raymond 

do 

do 

Samel  Cammet 

Kingstown 

Hutchins 

do 

Thos  Cammet 

do 

do 

do 

Jonalhn  Webster 

do 

do 

do 

Thos  Severance 

do 

do 

do 

Eliphalit  Quimby 

do 

do 

do 

James  Bowles 

do 

do 

do 

Peter  Abbot 

do 

Capt  Beal 

do 

Job  Jennes 

do 

do 

do 

Joseph  Gorden 

do 

Robertson 

do 

Jos:  Dolloff  Leavit 

Raymond 

Rowel 

do 

Sci])io  Brown 

Kingstown 

Emerson 

During  the  War 

Bcmn  Williams 

Hawke 

Stone 

Eight  months 

Carter  Oilman 

do 

Gray 

do 

Jacob  Barkhartt             S 

the  money  paid 

to  the      ) 
Safety      J 

three  years 

Richard  Griffin              \ 

Comtte  of 

During  the  war 

EastKingstown 

Thomas  Blasdell 

East  Kings 

Capt  Bell 

Three  years 

John  Blasdell 

do 

do 

do 

William  Clifford 

do 

do 

do 

Abram  Greenaway 

do 

Norris 

do 

Edward  Fifield 

do 

do 

do 

Philip  Blasdel 

do 

Titcomb 

do 

Wm  Bachelder 

do 

Ihichins 

do 

Christr  Challis 

do 

Robinson 

do 

Hawke 

Thos  Newton 

Hawke 

Capt  Beal 

three  years 

Josej^h  l:]lkins 

do 

Huchins 

do 

Elijah  Fairfield 

do 

do 

do 

Enos  Challis 

do 

do 

do 

John  Reamer 

Landaff 

do 

do 

Charles  McCarter 

Hawke 

Livermore 

do 

George  Aveson 

do 

Robinson 

do 

Benjm  Quimby 

do 

Gray 

do 

Stephen  Flanders 

Stone's 

Eight  months  1777 

Abraham  Chace 

do 

do 

Mark  Bachelder 

Gray 

do 

Benjm  True 

do 

do 

Daniel  Rogers 

Huchins 

do 

John  Dugles 

Loudon 

Frys 

three  vears  1778 

Jear  Jaicpies                    ( 
Guiller  Lajeuness          ( 

frenchman 

Dearborn's 
Regiment 

\            do 
(            do 

Charles  Veron 

do 

do 

586 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Towns  Inlisted 
for 

Mens  Names 

Place  of  abode 

Company 
Inlisted  in 

Plaistow 

Marchi2thi777 

Josiah  Willoughby 

Plymouth 

Capt  Stone 

Novr  1776 

Henry  Thomson 

Transient 

Livermore 

May  7th  1777 

Isaiah  Johnson 

Plaistow 

Stone 

do     do 

John  Straw 

Plaistow 

do 

do 

Jonathan  Heath 

Plaistow 

do 

do 

Enoch  Heath 

Plaistow 

do 

do 

Thomas  Dow 

do 

do     loth 

Abraham  Chace 

Hawke 

do 

Novr  1776 

John  McGee 

Manchester 

Waight 

July  1777 

Willm  McGee 

Cambridge 

do 

John  Cooper 

Plastow 

Huchins 

Newtown 

David  Colby 

Newtown 

Robertson 

Moses  Farren 

do 

do 

Thomas  Challis 

do 

do 

Enos  Jewell 

do 

do 

Daniel  Chandler 

Concord 

Livermore 

Andrew  Stone 

do 

do 

Alexander  Magoon 

Moultonborough 

Robertson 

David  Jewell 

Newtown 

Stone 

Robert  Jones 

Charlestown 

Grey 

Jacob  Carter 

Robertson 

Samel  Ash 

Newtown 

Norris 

David  Erinson 

White  Creek 

Robertson 

Seaser  wallas 

Rye 

Norriss 

Hampstead 

Richard  Heath 

Hampstead 

Capt  Stone 

Enoch  Hunt 

do 

do 

Bradley  Richards 

Atkinson 

do 

Joseph  Copp 

do 

do 

George  Nelson 

Hampstead 

do 

Timothy  Page 

Atkinson 

do 

Jeremiah  Hasiltine 

Hampstead 

Morrill 

John  Perry 

do 

Emerson 

Samuel  Perry 

do 

Beal 

Jonathan  Jennings 

do 

Robertson 

Nehemiah  Eastman 

Transient 

Emerson 

Duncan  Grant 

Hampstead 

do 

John  Clark 

do 

Farwell 

Samuel  Sargent 

do 

Stone 

Stephen  March 

do 

Christopher  Richards 

Amherst 

do 

George  Everet 

Romney 

do 

Enoch  Heath 

Sandown 

Zebediah  Heath 

Sandown 

Stone's 

Samel  Wells 

do 

Morrills 

Peter  Wells 

do 

do 

Israel  Ingalls 

do 

Emerson's 

Joel  Judkins 

do 

do 

Noah  Bussell 

do 

do 

Benjm  Straw 

do 

do 

Philip  Fowler 

do 

do 

Jesse  Heath 

do 

do 

Thos  Fuller 

do 

do 

David  Hunt 

do 

do 

Zachus  Hunt 

do 

do 

David  Heath 

do 

Huchin's 

Time  of  Service 


During  the  War 

do 
Eight  Months  1777 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 
three  years 

do 

do 
Three  years 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Eight  Months  1777 

three  years 

do 

do 
three  years 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Eight  months  1777 

Three  years 

do 

8  moths  I  suppose 

Three  years 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 
Eight  months  1777 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


587 


Towns  Inlistcd 
for 

Mens  Names 

Place  of  abode 

Company 
Inlisted  in 

Time  of  Service 

Atkinson 

David  Jewell 

Atkinson 

Stones 

three  years 

John  \Vadleigh 

Exeter 

McClary's 

three  years 

David  N'cven 

Plymouth 

Stone 

do       march  20th 

Bcnjm  Eaton 

Atkinson 

do 

do 

Zebcdiah  Heath 

Sandown 

McClary 

do 

Henry  Springer 

Haverhill 

Stones 

do 

Caleb  Night 

Atkinson 

do 

do 

Bcnjm  Knight 

do 

do 

do 

Moses  Knight 

do 

do 

do 

Thos  Wood 

do 

do 

do 

Gideon  Wood 

do 

do 

do 

Benjm  Atwood 

do 

do 

do 

Sterling  Heath 

New  Chester 

do 

do 

Bradley  Richards 

Atkinson 

do 

do 

Joseph  Copps 

Plaistow 

do 

do 

[^777 

Timothy  Page 

Atkinson 

do 

do     April  1 2th 

Salem  April 

Nathaniel  Chase 

Salem 

Capt  Stone 

Three  years 

RichdDows 

do     Company 

Aaron  Copp 

Salem 

do 

do 

do 

Joseph  Harris 

do 

Robertson 

do 

do 

Israel  Rowell 

do 

do 

do 

do 

James  Rowell 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Richard  Clement 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Ebenr  Easman 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Samuel  Smith 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Wm  Mori  and 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Andrew  Gage 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Moses  Copp 

do 

do 

do 

do 

James  Young 

do 

do 

do 

Jeremiah  Dows 

Company 

Thomas  Currier 

do 

do 

April   1777 

Solomon  Coal 

Salem 

do 

do 

do 

Israel  Hull 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Asa  Bixby 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Willm  Woodbury 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Israel  Woodbury  Jr 

do 

do 

do 

Novr  1776 

Nathel  Clark 

do 

Norris 

During  the  war 

May  1777 

Lemuel  Rowell 

do 

Gray 

Three  years 

do 

Samel  Silver 

Salem 

do 

do 

do 

Heman  Ame 

Salem 

do 

do 

March24thi777 

Plastow 

Thos  Hale 

Plastow 

Capt  Stone 

Three  years 

Anthony  a  Negro 

do 

Huchins 

do 

Febry  15 

Chrisr  ^larsh 

Campton 

Stone 

During  the  War 

March  loth 

Isaac  Smith 

Romney 

do 

do 

Febry  12th 

Edward  Kendall 

do 

do 

do 

do        2d 

John  Riant 

Holderness 

do 

do 

do       loth 

Nicholas  Hall 

transient  person 

do 

do 

April  9th 

Joseph  Smith 

Plymouth 

do 

do 

The  above  and  aforegoing  is  a  true  Return  according  to  the  best  of  my 
knowledge 

Josiah  Bartlctt  Coll  7"'  Reg' 


588 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS, 


[3-66] 


\_Captain  Richai'dson^ s  Returjt^  -^777-'\ 


Pelham  May  5""  1777 
To  Col  William  Gregg 

S''  these  are  to  Inform  you  that  there  is  now  Enlisted  out  of  my  Com- 
pany into  the  Continental  Army  to  Serve  theirin,  for  the  Term  of  three 
years,  the  following  Persons  Namly 


abner  Gage 
Ebenezer  Palmer  Ju 
Benjamin  Robinson 
John  Marsh 
Cyrus  Hardy 


Merrill  Coburn 
Ebenezer  Webster 
Ruben  Hamblet 
Samuel  Haywood 


Amos  Kemp 
James  Hardy 
Ziba  Kimball 
Samuel  Davis 
John  Kimball 

the  above  Persons  have  Inlisted  under  the  Command  of  Leiut  Thomas 
Hardy. 

Asa  Knowlton 
in  Captain  Blodgets  Company 

James  Farmer 
Now  in  the  Continential  Army 
per  me  Asa  Richardson  Cap' 


[3-67] 


Sii 


\_Lieut.  Emery's  Rettirti^  ^777'~\ 

To  Major  James  Head 


agreeable  to  my  orders  I  Return  you  the  Names  of  the  men  Inlisted 
and  also  Drafted  out  of  the  Company  formerly  Commanded  by  you  to 
Serve  in  the  Continental  army  for  the  Term  of  three  years 


Thomas  vStickney 

James  muchemore 

Samuel  Phelps 

Noah  Emery 

Edward  Smith 

William  Frazier,  hired  by  Lov'^  Baker 

John  Cook 

James  Robinson 


>  Inlisted 


J 


The  following  men  ware  Drafted  to  make  out  one  man  but  they  have 
Joyned  Cap'  mcConnells  Company  &  so  Refuses 


Caleb  Foster 
Trueworthy  Dudley 
Leiut  Peter  Robinson 
Nathaniel  Piper  J' 


Zebulon  Robinson 
Samuel  Jenness 
John  Connor 
Frye  Holt 


Pembroke  may  4'''  1777 


Cap'  Benj''  Norris 
Jonathan  Elliot 


Joseph  Emery  Leiu* 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  589 

\_Lic7it.  Bradford' s  Rchirn.'\ 

a  Return  of  Men  Belonging  to   Cap'  Clyeas  Company  in   Col°  Hales 
Regm' 

Nathan  Taylor  of  Ilillborough  John  faggart  Amherst 

Josepli  taij^gart  D"  Jonathan  Magrey  Newboston 

thomas  Murdough         D°  Daniel  Squires  fitsWilliam 

William  Pope  D°  Sam'  Bradford  L' 

Silas  Coladgc  of  Amherst 
Exeter  April  the  3''  1777 


[3-6S]  \_Colonel  yohn   Webster's  Rettir?i,  1777. '\ 

State  of  New  )  To  the  Honorabel  Committee  of  this  State  i  wold  hereby 
Hampshire  j  inform  that  i  have  agreabel  to  orders  from  Maj"'  General 
Folsom  of  the  14""  of  This  Instant  May  .  To  me  Directted  Rased  the 
men  in  my  Regiment  that  wear  Requested  and  have  Put  the  Care  of 
them  under  Lu' John  Lane  as  thear  Ensine  and  have  given  him  orders  to 
march  them  to  Porthmouth  in  this  state  of  New  hampshere  with  all 
Convenent  Sped  Thear  to  Tarry  as  a  Card  one  the  Sea  Coast  of  this 
state  one  month,  and  thear  to  Receve  Such  Further  orders  which  May 
be  give  him  from  such  as  have  a  Rite  to  give  them  :  and  be  carefuU  to 
obay  :  the  Names  of  the  solders  that  have  Enlisted  are  as  foUoweth 

Ebnezer  Basford  Joseph  Lane  Domenecos  Prescut 

Jacob  Lane  Joseph  Brown  John  Eliot 

Obediah  Grifien  Joseph  Knowles  William  Randel 

Joseph  Lavit  John  Knowles 

John  Shannon  John  Knowles  jun"" 

and  thus  i  bege  Leave  to   maik   my  Return  :   from   Chester:   this:  19"* 
day  of  may  1777  : 

John  Webster  Co" 


[3~^9]  \_Order for  Pay.'\ 

Doc"'  Caleb  Greanleaf  Adams  Paymaster  to  Capt  Cilleys  Company  & 
others  S''  Please  to  pay  to  Ensg"John  Lane  of  S''  Companvone  months 
wages  &  the  travel  Money  which  is  Due  to  us  the  Subscribers  for  a 
months  Service  in  this  State  which  may  fully  appear  by  the  Cap'^  rowl 
of  s**  Company  for  Value  Recv''  per  us 

Exeter  June  19*"  1777 

Demenicus  Prescut  y         1    w  1       ..  Jacob  Lane 

T         ,    ^  T.  J'^'^P^^.  ^"''"'  John  Knowles 

Joseph  X  Brown  ■.  ,      ^7  .   ,  V  j 

^       ^    m„k  John  Elliot  Isaac  Lane 

Joseph  Lane  John  Knowles  Ju""  William  Randall 

John  Shannon  Obediah  grifen 

Orders  Cuttin  Cilleys  Comp,  Sea  Coast  1777 


590  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS, 

[S""?*^]  \_Lietit.  ya?nes  Gould's  Return^  -^777-^ 

A  Return  of  Men  Inlisted,  by  L'  Goold,  Cap'  John  House  Company, 
&  Col"  Silley's  Reg'  in  Continental  Service 
Hollis  May  i6,  1777 

For  Three  years 

place  of  abode  place  of  abode 

Samuel  Hill                             Hollis     Isaac  Boynton  Hollis 

William  Hale  ditto 

one  Childs  Lime 

Simeon  Goold  ditto 
Jonas  Hobart                     Cockerm" 

Abel  Lovejoy  ditto 

John  Hazelton  ditto 

Edward  Evans  Plym° 


Nehemiah  Peirce  Hollis 
Solomon  Hobart  ditto 

David  Ames  ditto 

James  Colburn  j"'  ditto 

James  Goold  Liu' 


Asa  Lovejoy 

■      ditto 

Thomas  Pratt 

ditto 

Libbeus  Wheeler 

ditto 

Daniel  Blood 

ditto 

Natha'  Pattin 

ditto 

David  Sanders 

ditto 

William  Conek 

ditto 

Edward  Carter  j' 

ditto 

Inlisted  foi 

Jon"  Parker 

Hollis 

John  Boynton  3"^ 

ditto 

Jacob  Taylor 

ditto 

John  Brooks 

ditto 

[FIRST   NEW    HAMPSHIRE    CONTINENTAL   REGI- 
MENT,  1777.] 

[After  Stark's  resignation,  Colonel  Joseph  Cillcy,  of  Nottingham, 
was  appointed  to  the  command  of  this  regiment,  which  was  recruited 
and  organized  in  April,  and,  with  the  Second  and  Third  New  Hamp- 
shire, was  assigned  to  a  brigade  commanded  by  General  Sullivan, 
with  head-quarters  at  Ticonderoga.  The  mileage  in  the  following 
rolls  was  from  their  homes  to  Charlestown,  N.  H.  The  field  and 
staff  officers  were  as  follows  : 

Colonel,  Joseph  Cilley,  Nottingham. 
Lieut.  Col.,  George  Reid,  Londonderry. 
Major,  Jeremiah  Gilman,  Plaistow. 
Adjutant,  Caleb  Stark,  Derryfield. 
Quarter-master,  Patrick  Cogan,  Durham. 
Paymaster,  Benjamin  Kimball,  Plaistow. 
Surgeon,  John  Hale,  Hollis. 
Surgeon's  Mate,  Jonathan  Poole,  Hollis. 
Chaplain,  Samuel  Cotton,  Litchfield. 

These  regiments  remained  at  Ticonderoga  until  the  approach  of 
the  British  force  under  General  John  Burgoyne  in  July. — Ed.] 


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[3-77] 


\_Ca plain   Waifs  Co. — Additional .^ 


A  Muster  Roll  of  part  of  Captain  Waits  Company  in  Col"  John  Stark's 
Regiment  raised  bv  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Continental 
Service,  Mustered  and  paid  by  Eliphalet  Giddinge. 


'I'ravel  to 
Charles- 
town 


NAMES 


Jonathan  Perkins 
Jeremiah  Smart 
Benjamin  Perkins 
Abner  Thurstin 
Richard  Robinson 
Enoch  Morse 


Places  of  Abode 


Epping 

d" 

d° 
Exeter 
Raymond 
Exeter 


Time  when 
Mustered 


1777 

Mar  20 


State  Bounty 

£20.0.0 

20  0  0 

20  0  0 

20  0  0 

20  0  0 

20  0  0 

120  0  0 

1777,  April  14'^,  paid   Serj'  Jon"  Perkins  for  their  travel  165S 

each  per  Rece'  £5  o  o 

State  Bounty  12000 

Time  and  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  men  i  4  o 


£126  4  o 

£i6S  40 

Pursuant  to  orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  above  men  the  sev- 
eral sums  set  against  each  mans  name.  They  were  presented  to  me  by 
their  officer  and  were  able  bodied  eflective  men, 

Attest  Eliphalet  Giddinge  Mus  Mas 

177S  April  20th  By  orders  of  the  hon^'*  Committee  of  Safety  I  have  paid 
the  following  soldiers  in  Cap  Waits  Company  their 
Continental  Bounty 

In  Committee  on  Claims  Exeter  Ocf* 
17"'  177S.  The  within  Roll  amount- 
ing to  one  hundred  sixty  eight  pounds 
four  shillings  is  right  cast  and  well 
vouch'd 

Exam*^  per  Josiah  Gilman  Jun'' 
Attest  Eliphalet  Giddinge 

Must'  Mast' 
£42  o  o 


Henrv  Stevens 

£6  0  0 

Jacob  Rice 

600 

Alpheus  Kingsle 

600 

Joseph  Wright 

600 

Asaph  Butler 

600 

John  Simons 

600 

Stephen  Dustin 

600 

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[3-79] 


\_Captain  E7)iersoii' s  Co.] 


Muster  Roll  of  Cap'  Amos  Emersons  Company  in  Col"  Joseph  Cilleys 
Regiment  Raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Continental 
Sei-vice  Mustered  and  jDaid  by  William  White,  Muster  Master  February 
1777. 


Travel 

Travel 

NAMES 

Stale 
Bounty 

VIoney  to 
No  4 

NAMES 

State 
Bounty 

Money  to 
No  4 

Israel  Ingalls 

£20 

Thomas  Crush 

£20 

Joel  Judkins 

20 

David  Smith 

20 

Noah  Bussel 

20 

Benj"  Smith 

20 

Duncan  Campbell 

20 

Jonathan  Powers 

20 

John  Parry 

20 

John  Manning 

20 

Jon''  Burrows 

20 

Amos  Kenney 

20 

Charles  Hanson 

20 

William  Lees 

20 

Josiah  Wells 

20 

Jesse  Heath 

20 

Simeon  Butterfield 

20 

John  Berry 

20 

William  White 

20 

Eben''  Berry 

20 

Benj^  Aiken 

20 

Peter  Bryer 

20 

Nath  Batchellor 

20 

Jedediah  Nock 

20 

Samuel  Hoit 

20 

James  Aiken 

20 

Reuben  Hall 

20 

Neh''  Easman 

20 

Eliphalet  Manning 

20 

Jere''  Towle 

20 

James  Harwood 

20 

John  M<=Lelan 

20 

Daniel  Woods 

20 

Daniel  Shirley 

20 

W"'  Lund  Jun 

20 

James  Aiken 

20 

Benj-'  Taylor  Jun'' 

20 

Henry  True 

20 

Ichabod  Lovell 

20 

Scipio  Brown 

20 

John  Butler 

20 

Samuel  Aiken 

20 

John  Rowe 

20 

Bernard  Merrill 

20 

Duncan  Grant 

20 

William  Powell 

20 

12 

Jon''  Rankin 

20 

John  Taylor 

20 

II. 9 

Tho^  Fuller 

20 

Charles  Bowles 

20 

8 

Jon''  Nock 

20 

Zaccheus  Hunt 

20 

8 

Asa  Boutwell 

20 

David  Hill 

20 

Sanders  Bradbury 

20 

12 

Robert  Holland 

20 

Nath  Hardy 

20 

12 

John  Cant 

20 

Peter  Honey 

20 

12 

David  Hunt 

20 

Reuben  Donnel 

20 

II 

Abiel  Whiting 

20 

Paul  Woods 

20 

12 

Cesar  Black  Nine  Months 

Edward  Smith 

20 

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£1280 

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60 1 


Paid  Cap'  Emerson  Travel  money  for  32  Men  per  Receipt 
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4^3 


■^■33  •  7-9 
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6.  0.0 

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Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  men  in  the  Role  the 
several  sums  set  against  each  mans  name,  and  they  were  able  bodied 
ertbctive  jNIen 

William  White  Muster  Master 

[The  officers  of  the  foregoing  company  were, — Captain.  Amos 
Emerson,  Chester;  ist  Lieut.,  Jonathan  Emerson,  Dunstable;  2d 
Lieut,  William  Lee,  Lyndeborough  ;  Ensign,  Simeon  Merrill,  Ches- 
ter.— Ed.] 


[2-81J 


\_Captam  MorrilVs  Co.'\ 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Capt  Amos  Morrils  Company  in  CoP  John  Starks 
Reg'  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  in  the  Continental  Service, 
Mustered  and  paid  by  Eliphalet  Gidding  Muster  Master. 


NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when  Mus- 
tered 

State  Bounty 

Travel  to 

No  4 

James 

Jan^so  1777 

£20 

Benjamin  M^Allaster 

"     30 

20 

Robert  Crawford 

"     30 

20 

Joshua  Danford 

Feb    6 

20 

Benj"  Petti  ngall 

Epsom 

6 

20 

Florence  M'^Cauley 

6 

20 

John  Davis 

6 

20 

Phillip  Flanders 

6 

20 

Theophilus  Cass 

Epsom 

6 

20 

John  Robinson 

6 

20 

Matthew  Holcom 

6 

20 

6o2 


REVOLUTIONARY  WAR  ROLLS. 


NAMES 


Nath  Moulton 
Benj"  Cotton 
John  Elliot 
Sam'  Knowles 
William  Willey 
Sam'  Lock 
Solomon  Chapman 
John  Morrill 
Hubbard  Carter 
David  Mudjet 
Moses  Locke 
Alexander  Smith 
Peter  R.  Stevens 
Benjamin  Nelle 
William  Nelle 
Benj*  Dow 
W"'  Kemp 
Zadoc  Reed 
Andrew  APIntyre 
Thomas  Scott 
William  Shattuck 
William  Doore 
Joseph  York 
James  Campbell 
Samuel  Wells 
Peter  Wells 
Jeremiah  Hazelton 
John  Dwyer 
Samuel  Smith 
Joseph  Haselton 
John  Stone 
John  M'=Intyre 
James  Beverly 
Zephaniah  Butler 
John  Willey  Jun' 
Thomas  George 
Ozzum  Locke 
Benj'^  George 
James  Thompson 
Ephraim  Stevens 
Joshua  Blodget 
Isaac  George 
David  Morrill 


Places  of  Abode 

Time  when  Mus- 
tered 

State  Bounty 

Travel  to 

No  4 

Feb    6 

20 

6 

20 

6 

20 

6 

20 

6 

20 

Epsom 

6 

20 

d° 

6 

20 

6 

20 

6 

20 

Gilmanton 

6 

20 

Epsom 

6 

20 

6 

20 

6 

20 

Exeter 

Feb  3o 

20 

d" 

20 

20 

Hampton 

20 

20 

Goft'stown 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

Feby  20 

20 

22 

20 

Nottingham 

Mar    5 

20 

Lyndsboro' 

7 

20 

Chester 

ID 

20 

d° 

ID 

20 

Hampstead 

ID 

20 

Epsom 

l8 

20 

Litchfield 

19 

20 

19 

20 

d° 

19 

20 

Lyndsboro' 

20 

20 

Nottgham 

28 

20 

d° 

Ap'    8 

20 

d° 

8 

20 

d° 

8 

20 

Kensington 

12 

20 

Derryfield 

H 

20 

d° 

23 

20 

d° 

H 

20 

Amherst 

H 

20 

Derrvfield 

H 

20 

d° 

H 

20 

REVOLUTIONAKV    WAR    ROLLS. 


603 


NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when  Mus- 
tered 

State 
Bounty 

Travel  to 

No  4 

Conti- 
nental 
Boun- 
ty 

John  Sanborn 

Bainstead 

Ap'  15 

20 

16.8 

John  Leary 

Litchfield 

n 

20 

John  Parker 

New  Boston 

17 

20 

Daniel  Kidder 

Amherst 

19 

20 

Robert  Cunningham  jun' 

d" 

27 

20 

James  Lickey 

Merrimac 

27 

20 

Ceazar  Barnes 

Merrimac 

27 

20 

Thomas  Hammons 

Merrimac 

27 

20 

Rob'  Cunningham 

Amherst 

Ap  27  1777 

20 

Eben'  Sinkler 

W'eare 

20 

Jon"  Cilley 
Sam'  Whitten 

Nottgham 
Merrimac 

May    6 

20 
30 

James  Orr 

d° 

1  b 

20 

Michael  Lanney 

Amherst 

(( 

20 

Tim"  ^Tartin 

d" 

u 

20 

Hugh  Thornton 

d° 

(( 

20 

Bra^  Sinkler 

Barnstead 

July    I 

20 

16.8 

Josh""  Sinkler 

d" 

u 

20 

16.8 

Sam'  Sinkler 

Barnstead 

J"iy  I 

20 

16.8 

Jon"  Judkins 

d° 

u 

20 

16.8 

Jon"  Hazelton 

Gilmanton 

H 

20 

16.8 

John  Ash 
Nath'  Graham 

Bearing 

Feb  19  1778 
19 

20 
20 

Joseph  Grant 
Thomas  Bates 

Stratham 

Mar    5 

24 

20 
20 

6 
6 

Elisha  Hutchinson 

Ap  29 

20 

6 

Levi  Hutchinson 

29 

20 

6 

£1620 

£5 

£24 

1777  April  14,  paid  Lieut  Nathaniel  M'^Calley  for 
26  men  travel  to  Charlestown  fw  i6sS  per  rec' 

29  paid  Lieut  M'^Calley  for  7  men 
May  15  paid  Lieut  M^Calley  for  7  men 

1778  Feb  5  paid  Captain  Morrill  for  30  men  d° 


State  Bounty 
Travel 


To  Time  and  expence  mustering  and  paying  the  men 


•  rec' 

21. 13.4 
5.16.8 
5.16.8 

1  d° 

25.  0.0 

£1620 

£63.  6.8 

£24.0.0 

1620.0.0 

63.6.8 

£1707.6.8 
16.4.0 


£1723.10.8 


6o4 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Pinsuant  to  orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  above  men  the  several 
Sums  set  against  their  Names,  and  they  were  able  bodied  etlective  men 

Eliphalet  Giddinge  Must"  Master 
In  Committee  on  Claims) 
Exeter  October  17,  1778  ) 

This  Roll  amounting  to  seventeen  hundred  and  tw^enty  three  pounds 
ten  shillings  and  eight  pence  is  right  cast  and  well  vouch'd. 

Exam*^  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun"" 

[The  officers  were, — Captain,  Amos  Morrill,  Epsom  ;  i**  Lieut., 
Nathaniel  M^Cauley,  Litchfield  ;  2^  Lieut.,  Barzillai  How,  Hillsbor- 
ough ;  Ensign,  David  Mudgett,  Gilmanton. — Ed.] 


[3-83] 


[  Captai7i  Ebenezer  Frye' s  Co7npany.'\ 


Muster  Roll  of  Cap*  Ebenezer  Fryes  Company  in  Col  Joseph  Cilley's 
Regiment  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Continental 
Service.     Mustered  and  paid  by  William  White  Muster  Master 


05 

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0 

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NAMES 

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0 

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H 

in 

H 

H  ' 

in 

H 

1777 

1777 

Obed  M'^Lane 

Feby 

£20 

Alexander  M<=Masters 

Feby 

£20 

James  Thompson 

20 

Thomas  Stickney 

20 

William  Frezer 

20 

James  Lamb 

20 

George  Gate 

20 

Jonathan  Carr 

20 

Jacob  Doyne 

20 

David  Briant 

2D 

James  Much  more 

20 

James  Reddell 

20 

Zebiilon  Colby 

20 

Noah  Emery 

20 

Bartholomew  Stevens 

20 

Edward  Smith 

20 

Samuel  Dalton 

20 

Silas  Thompson 

20 

Samuel  Knox 

20 

Thomas  Haines 

20 

John  Samson 

20 

William  Lucy 

20 

Thomas  Shrouder 

20 

William  Dickey 

20 

Ichabod  Martin 

20 

Thomas  Matthews 

20 

John  Russell 

20 

Samuel  Walton 

20 

Jeremiah  Holman 

20 

Bishop  Coster 

20 

Thomas  Colborn 

20 

Nath  Plummer 

" 

20 

James  Boies 

20 

Davis  Plummer 

20 

Jonas  Cutting 

20 

John  Obrian 

20 

Timothy  Harrington 

20 

David  Dickney 

20 

William  Simpson 

20 

Tim"  Hutchinson 

20 

Samuel  Filgard 

20 

Peter  Jenkens 

20 

John  Hadd 

20 

George  M<=Murphy 

20 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


605 


NAMES 


Joseph  Marsh 
James  Campbell 
Solomon  Todd 
John  M^Murphy 
John  Vance 
Abiel  Walton 
Rob'  Haggart 
Joseph  Mack 
James  Brown 
Robert  Wilson 
James  Wilson 
William  Goffe 
Joseph  M'^Farland 
James  Gilmore 
Samuel  Eyers 
Henry  Snow 
Walter  Haines 
Prince  Thompson 
John  Reed 
Samuel  Thompson 
John  Mack 
Andrew  M''Daniel 
Joseph  Policy 
William  Walker 
Nathaniel  Glines 


1777 
Feby 


PQ 


20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 


=  1 


1380 


.15.0 
15 
15 
12 
12 
14 
14 
14 
12 
12 


NAMES 


Daniel  Young 
Joseph  Norris 
John  Riddal 
Jethro  Pettingal 
John  Hall 
Jon"  M<^Coy 
Dani  M-^Coy 
Tho'  M'^Laughlin 
Daniel  West 
Robert  Forrest 
Francis  Ames 
Hugh  Turner 
John  Douglass 
Sami  Danford 
George  Russell 
The  following  men  en- 
listed for  nine  months 
John  Palmer 
Francis  Mitchell 
Hugh  Jameson 


BH 


1778 


o  o 
>  o 


20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 


£1680:6.  I.O 
1777  Feby  21  Paid  Cap  Frye  for    ) 

20  men  travel  per  Rec'  ^    ^       ^ 

Ap'  28  Paid  Lieu'  Senter  for  10    f 

mens  travel  per  Receipt  ^  7  10  o 

paid  Ensign  Thompson  30  mens  } 


) 


£51 

I  0 

12 

0  0 

1680 

0  0 

1743 

I  0 

18 

99 

travel  per  Rec' 

Continental  Bounty 
State  Bounty 


To  time  &  expense  mustering  &  paying  the  men  in  this  Roll 

£1761  10  9 
Pursuant  to  orders  1  have  Mustered  and  paid  the   men  in  this  Roll  the  several 
Sums  set  against  each  mans  name,  &  they  were  able  bodied  etTective  men 

William  White  Muster  Master 
In  Committee  on  Claims  \ 

Exeter  Oct"  l   1778        |  This  Roll  is  right  cast  &  well  vouch'd.     Amount 

Seventeen  hundred  &  Sixty  one  pounds  ten  Shillings  &  nine  pence. 

Josiah  Gilman  Jun'' 

[The  officers  of  the  foregoing  company  were, — Captain,  Ebenezer 
Frye,  Pembroke  ;  i"*  Lieut.,  John  Moore,  Pembroke  ;  2^*  Lieut.,  Asa 
Senter,  Londonderry ;  Ensign,  Joshua  Thompson,  Londonderry. — Ed.] 


6o6 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-85] 

Return  of  the  mens  names  who  are  during  war  in  Cap'  Eben''  Fryes 
Comp^  first  X.  H.  Reg*  towns  where  belonging  &  towns  engaged  for 


[Apr.  7,  1777.] 


Eben''  Frye  Cap' 


•Now  Sunapee. 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


607 


[3-^S]  [  Captain  House  s  Co.] 

A  Muster  Roll  and  Pav  Roll  of  Soldiers  in  Cap'  Houses  Company  and 
Col  Cillev's  Reginient  Musterd  March  17  1777 


MENS   NAMES 


David  Wright 
Stephen  Jennings 
Ephraim  Jennings 
Nathaniel  Andrews 
Joshua  Stearns 
James  Hardy 
Daniel  Putnam 
Curtiss  Cady 
James  Thomas 
Lemuel  Dean 
Edward  Evans 
Cyril  Child 
Robert  Mason 
John  Pindell 
Medad  Taylor 
Xath  Davis 
George  Knox 
Robert  Simpson 
John  Taylor 
James  ^Ioulton 
]Moses  Duty 
Beni='  Cate' 
Abel  Love  joy 
John  Hazelton 
Simeon  Gould 
William  Pratt 
John  Colborn 
Nath'  Bugbee 
Edward  Slap 
Jon*  Conants 
Jon*  Conants 


Sums  Paid 


£20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

20 

0  0 

MENS  NAMES 

Sums  Paid 

Luther  Wheatlev 

£zo 

Wilder  Willard 

20 

Phineas  Wright 

20 

Tliomas  Dukin 

20 

Robert  Burts 

20 

Thomas  Baxter 

20 

Derrick  Oxford 

20 

Thomas  Newman 

20 

Asa  Goodie 

20 

Isaac  Gibs 

20 

David  Gibbs 

20 

Joshua  Gibbs 

20 

Daniel  Fuller 

20 

Anthonv  Fosto 

20 

John  Elliot 

20 

Robert  Millar 

20 

Matthew  Miller 

20 

John  Hutchinson 

20 

Rich"^  Rogers 

20 

Beni*  Barnet 

20 

James  Ross 

20 

Rosel  Howard 

20 

Seth  Thompson 

20 

W"  Winton 

20 

i,     Tho'  Clark 

20 

'     Jon*  Walker 

20 

Jonas  Hobart 

20 

Sam'  Hewes 

20 

Jon*  Kingsburv 

20 

Luther  Lincoln 

20 

Total  61  men  a  £20  is  £1220  o  o 


Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  mustered  the  above  Soldiers  and  they  were 
able  bodied  and  elective  men. 

Attest   Jon"  Child  M  ^L 

[The  officers  were. — Captain,  John  House,  Hanover  ;  First  Lieu- 
tenant, James  Gould.  Groton  ;  Second  Lieutenant,  Daniel  Clapp, 
Hanover  ;   Ensign.  Thomas  Blake,  Lebanon. — Ed.] 


6oa 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-S6]  \_Afuster  Roll  of  Captain  Hojise's  Co. — No  date.'] 

A  Muster  Roll  of  Cap'  John  Houses  Company  per  Jon"  Child  Muster 
Master 


MENS  NAMES 

Place  of  abode 

< 

MENS  NAMES 

Place  of  abode 

< 

James  Hardy 

William  Winton 

Hanover 

4=5 

Tho^  Newman 

Thomas  Clark 

ditto 

^^ 

Daniel  Fuller 

Hanover 

16 

Jon"  Walker 

Gunthwaite 

21 

Daniel  Putnam 

Cornish 

37 

Abel  Lovejoy 

Cockermouth 

17 

Curtis  Cadv 

Ditto 

21 

Jonas  Hobart 

Ditto 

S2 

Jotham  Stearns 

Hanover 

30 

John  Hazleton 

ditto 

20 

Benj-''  Barnet 

Newbery 

20 

Simeon  Gould 

Lime 

18 

Mathevv  Millar 

Moretown 

S2 

John  Coleburn 

Lebanon 

32 

James  Roos 

Thedford 

2=? 

Edward  Slapp 

Ditto 

18 

James  Thomas 

Luther  Wheatley 

do 

16 

Lemuel  Dean 

Plainfield 

17 

Nath'  Bugbee 

do 

23 

Richard  Rogers 

Fairlee 

20 

Jon''  Con  ant 

do 

16 

Edward  Evans 

Phineas  Wright 

do 

2^ 

Isaac  Gibbs 

Chesterfield 

21 

Jon''  Wright 

do 

22 

David  Gibbs 

Ditto 

IQ 

Wilder  Willard 

Plainfield 

22 

Joshua  Gibbs 

ditto 

17 

Thomas  Dungin 

Lifield 

30 

Asa  Goodall 

Orford 

20 

Thomas  Baxter 

Canaan 

3=; 

Antona  Fosto 

Haverhill 

21 

Robart  Butts 

Ditto 

26 

John  Eliot 

Thedford 

,S2 

Jon"  Kingsbury 

Lebanon 

26 

Robert  Millar 

Moretown 

18 

Stephen  Jennings 

Grantham 

24 

John  Hutchinson 

Norwich 

3S 

Ephraim  Jennings 

Ditto 

18 

Roswell  Howard 

Lime 

17 

Nath'  xVndrews 

Grafton 

21 

Seth  Thomson 

ditto 

21 

Cyrel  Child 

Lyme 

21 

Muster  Roll  of  Lieut'  Tho*"  Simpsons  Men — 


MENS  NAMES. 

Place  of  abode 

0 

u 

< 

16 
26 

37 

MENS  NAMES 

Place  of  abode 

< 

Robert  Simpson 
John  Taylor 
James  Moulton 

Haverhill 

Ditto 
Went  worth 

Benj"  Cate 
Moses  Duty 

Orford 
Haverhill 

26 

37 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


609 


[3-SS]  \_Captaiii  Houses  Co. — Additional .'\ 

State  of  New  Ilampsliiie. 

To  the  Ilon''''^^  Committee  of  Safety  Conven'd  at  Exeter.  A  Roll  of  the 
Soklieis  that  aie  enga^ied  in  the  Continental  Service  for  three  years  or 
dm  in<2^  the  war  under  Cap  John  House,  that  were  mustered  by  the  Sub- 
scriber are  as  follows. 


SOLDIERS   NAMES 

c 

3 
0 

03 

Travel  money  From 
their  homes  to 
Chiirlestown  No  4 
at  2d  per  Mile 

Asa  Lovejov 

£20 

12    8 

£20 

12  8 

The  names  hereafter  men- 

Nath' Patten 

20 

12    8 

20 

128 

tioned    are    Engaged    under 

Edward  Carter 

20 

12    8 

20 

12  8 

Cap  Jn"  House  for  the  term 

Thomas  Pratt 

20 

12    8 

20 

13  8 

of  8  Months. 

Dav**  Sanderson 

20 

12    8 

20 

12  8 

SOLDIERS  NAMES 

Travel  Money 

W"'  Connill 

20 

12    8 

20 

12  8 

David  Ames 

12  8 

Sam'  Hill 

20 

12    8 

20 

12  8 

Jon"  Parker 

12  8 

Libbeus  Wheeler 

20 

12    9 

20 

12  9 

Jn°  Bovnton  3"^ 

12  8 

Dan'  Blood 

20 

12    8 

20 

12  8 

Jacob  Taylor 

12  8 

Isaac  Bovnton 

20 

12    8 

20 

12  8 

Jn°  Brooks 

12  8 

Ralph  Emerson 

20 

12    8 

20 

12  8 

Nehemiah  Peirce 

13  8 

William  Hale 

20 

12    8 

20 

12  8 

Solomon  Hobs 

12  8 

H  oil  is  Alcn 

James  Coleborn 

12  8 

Exam'' 

£247. 

12. 1 

Hollis  Men 

£5. 1.4 

247. 12. 1 


Sum  Total  £252.13.5 


December  17,  1777.     Abicl  Abbott  Mus'"'  &  Pay  Master.         Ex'^ 

State  of  New  Hampshire.  In  pursuance  of  orders  from  the  Ilon'''^  the 
Committee  of  Safety  for  this  State  to  me  directed  I  have  mustered  the 
within  mentioned  persons  and  have  paid  them  the  several  sums  set  down 
against  each  of  their  names  they  are  al!  good  able  bodied  and  effective 
men  and  I  have  adminst'd  the  oath  which  was  proposed  for  them. 


43 


Abiel  Abbott  Muster  &  Pay  Master 


6io 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-S7] 


\_Captain  Hutchins's  Co. — In  part. ^ 


A  Muster  Roll  and  a  Pay  Roll  of  a  part  of  Cap*  Nath^  Hutchins  Com- 
pany wliich  were  oflered  by  Lieu'  Simon  Sartwell  Col  Cilley's  Reg' 
raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Continental  Service  1777. 
We  the  Subscribers  Do  acknowledge  that  we  have  received  of  Thomas 
Sparhavvk  one  of  the  Muster  Masters  for  the  State  of  New  Hampshire 
the  several  sums  affixed  to  our  Names. 


NAMES 


Simon  Sartwell 
Joseph  Frost  Apl  iS  1777 
Jno  Larrebee  17 

Stephen  Lord  19 
William  Lang  20 
Wm  Mcliriton  " 
Asael  Roundy  May  i 
David  Johnson  Jun'  6 
Ezra  Turner  12 

Joshua  Church         21 
Anthony  Gilman  June  2d 


0 

< 

Lieut 

Private 

ditto 

20 

ditto- 
ditto 

40 
20 

ditto 

17 

ditto 

21 

ditto 

21 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

35 
33 
29 

Unity 

Charlestown 
Westmoreland 
Saville 
ditto 
Lemster 
Westmoreland 
Keen 

Chester  N  Y 
Charleston  for  Surrey 


0 
> 
ri 

5 
0 

to 

s 

15 

£20 

26 

0 

20 

18 

20 

3 

21 

20 

■^^ 

21 

20 

36 

i"^ 

20 

26 

iS 

20 

3 

;l 

20 
20 

4  2 
28 

22 

20 

3« 

;^200 

;^i8  6' 

Total 


jC- 


203 
20  3  6 
2036 
2026 
203 
20  4  2 
2028 
2038 


Time  and  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  above  men  a  4s 
Expence  making  return 


;[^204.I0.2 


Walpole  June  i777'  Pursuant  to  orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the 
above  men  the  several  sums  set  against  their  names,  tiiey  were  aljle  bod- 
ied effective  men. 

Thomas  Sparhawk  Mus'  Master 
In  Committee  on  Claims   ] 

Exeter  February  3''  1779-  j       The  above  Roll  amounts  to  Two  hundred 
and  Four  pounds,  ten  shillings  &  two  pence. 

Exam^  per  Josiah  Gilman    Jun' 

[The  ofificers  were, — Captain,  Nathaniel  Hutchins,  Hopkinton ; 
First  Lieutenant,  Simon  Sartwell,  Charlestown  ;  Second  Lieutenant, 
William  Hutchins,  Weare  ;  Ensign,  Samuel  Sweat,  Kingston. — Ed.] 


RF.VOLUTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS. 


6ll 


[3-S9] 


\_Captai>i  IIi(tc}ii)ts' s  Co.'] 


Muster  Roll  of  Cap'Natli  Ilutchins  Couipaiiv  in  Col"  Joseph  Cilley's 
Regiment  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Continental 
Service.     Mustered  and  paid  by  William  White  Muster  Master 


NAMES 

in 

3 

C 

c 
3 
0 

<u 

in 

ij 

u 

'^   0 

—  c 

NAMES 

3 

c 
BH 

c 

3 
0 

m 

4) 

J) 

iJ 

n 
-c  ■<»- 

U  0 

—  c 

Samuel  Cammet 

1777 
Febru'ry 

£20 

Samuel  Stocker 

1778 
Febru'ry 

£20 

Jonathan  Webster 

20 

Jno  Thing  Connor 

" 

20 

Joseph  Sanborn 

20 

John  Easman 

" 

20 

Thomas  Cammet 

20 

Wm  Batchelder 

" 

20 

Reuben  Roberts 

20 

Caleb  Smart 

" 

20 

Kliphalet  Quimby 

20 

David  Smith 

" 

20 

Thomas  Severance 

20 

Elijah  Smart 

" 

20 

Jona  Stevens 

20 

Jona  Sawyer 

" 

20 

Thomas  George 

20 

Peter  Hearsee 

" 

20 

David  Sherrer 

20 

Joseph  Easman 

" 

20 

John  P'landers 

' 

20 

Benjamin  Swett 

" 

20 

Jacob  Flanders 

20 

John  Swett 

" 

20 

James  Hutchins 
Jonathan  Smith 

20 
20 

James  Edgerly 
Jona  Judkins 

« 

20 

20 

James  Bowles 

20 

Daniel  Cressey 

" 

20 

Elijah  Fairfield 

20 

Benja  Williams 

" 

20 

Joseph  Elkins 

20 

Enos  Challis 

" 

20 

.15. 

Ebenezer  Collins 

20 

John  Remer 

" 

20 

.1I.8 

John  Chadwick 

20 

Eph  Cross 

20 

.  8.4 

Moses  Colby 

20 

Danl  Rogers  8  Mo 

May  12 

" 

.10. 

William  Hodgkins 

10 

David  Heath 

'" 

" 

.15. 
.10. 

Brackett  Leavitt 

May  12 

10 

Thomas  Easman 

1778 

20 

Daniel  Flood 

10 

John  Dorman 

20 

Joseph   Flood 

10 

Benjamin  Collins 

" 

20 

John  Caldwell 

10 

Amos  Barnes 

March  1 3 

13.6.8 

Thomas  Tuttell 

10 

Thomas  Jameson 

" 

13.6.8 

Samuel  Page 
Enoch  Hoit 

1778 

20 

10 
10 

George  Hogg 
Stephen  Dustin 

April  17 

13.6.8 
20 

;^940.0.0 

£7 

1777     April  15th.     Paid  Cajit  Hutchins  for  20  Mens  Travel 
"      16  Paid  Ensign  Sweett  for  8  Mens  Travel 

May      6  Paid  Captain  Hutchins  for  8  Mens  Travel 


Continental  Bounty 
State's  Bounty 


To  Time  and  expence  mustering  and  paying  the  Men 


;.^I4-  0.0 
6 
5.12. 

~£y^ 

6.  0.0 
940 

;^978.I2. 
II. 18. 


p{;99o.io.o 


6l2 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  mustered,  and  paid  the  Men  in  this  Role 
the  several  Sums  set  against  each  mans  name.  They  were  able  bodied 
effective  Men. 

William  White  Muster  Master 
In  Committee  on  Claims  ) 
Exeter  Oct°  i  177S       [ 

This  Role  is  right  Cast  well  Vouch'd  Amounting  to  Nine  hundred  & 
ninety  pounds  ten  shillings. 

Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 


[3~9^]  \_Captai?i  Scotfs  Ct?.] 

State  of  New  Hampshire. 

To  the  Hon^'^  Committee  of  Safety  conven'd  at  Exeter. — 

A  Roll  of  the  Men  that  are  Engaged  in  the  Continental  Service  for 
three  years  or  during  the  War  under  Cap'  W'"  Scott  of  Peterborough 
that  are  mustered  by  the  Subscriber  are  as  follows. — 


Travel  money 
from   their 

THE  SOLDIERS  NAMES. 

Bounty 

townes   to 

Charlestown 

No  4  @  2 

per  m 

Joseph  Henderson 

£20  0  0 

£0    8  10 

£20 

8 

10 

^ 

James  Moor 

20  0  0 

8  10 

20 

S 

10 

Isaac  Mitchell 

20  0  0 

8  10 

20 

8 

10 

a* 

Thomas  Alexander 

20  0  0 

8  10 

20 

8 

10 

0 

Samuel  Lee 

20  0  0 

8  10 

20 

8 

10 

0 

c 

Jonathan  Wheelock 

20  0  0 

8  10 

20 

8 

10 

00^ 

Ephraim  Stevens 

20  0  0 

8  10 

20 

8 

10 

3 
1 

John  Taggart 
Thomas  Sanderson 

20  0  0 
20  0  0 

8  10 
8  10 

20 

20 

8 
8 

10 
10 

Titus  Wilson 

20  0  0 
20  0  0 

8  10 

9  8 

20 
20 

8 
9 

10 

8 

1 

Mowries  Millett 

John  Millett 
John  Hillgrove 

20  0  0 
20  0  0 

9    8 
9    8 

20 
20 

9 
9 

8 

8 

Temple  Men 

Philemon  Ducit 

20  0  0 

9    8 

20 

9 

8 

Benjamin  Bevins 
Joseph  Willson 

20  0  0 
20  0  0 

10    6 
10    6 

20 
20 

10 
10 

6 
6 

Lyndeboro'  Men 

John  Gordon 

20  0  0 

10    7 

20 

7 

Thomas  M-^Neal 

20  0  0 

II    8 

20 

8 

John  Smith 

20  0  0 

II    8 

20 

8 

New  Boston  men 

Johnson  Smith 

20  0  0 

II    8 

20 

8 

John  Allen 

20  0  0 

II    8 

20 

8 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


613 


Travel  money 
from   ihcir 

THE  SOLDIERS  NAMES. 

Bounty 

towncs   to 

Chiirlestown 

No  4  (fit  2 

per  m 

James  Cochran 

JE2O  0  0 

£011    8 

£20  II 

8 

Jonathan  Cochran 

20  0  0 

11    9 

20  II 

9 

William  Cook 
Peter  Bluer 

20  0  0 
20 

II    9 
II    9 

20  1 1 
20  1 1 

9 
9 

Amherst  men 

Steplien  Abbott 

20 

II    9 

20  1 1 

9 

John  Raino 

20 

II    5 

20  II 

5 

John  Dole 

20 

6    9 

20    6 

9 

Samuel  Wire 

20 
20 

6    9 

5 

20    6 
20    5 

9 

Thomas  Church 

Iddo  Church 

20 

4    4 

20    4 

4 

Gilsom  men 

David  Adams 

20 
20 

4    6 
3    4 

20    4 
20    3 

6 

4 

Abel  Merrill 

William  White 

20 

3    4 

20    3 

4 

William  Mann 

30 

3    6 

20    3 

6 

Nathan  Mann 

20 
20 

3    6 
12    S 

20    3 
20  12 

6 

8 

John  Coombs 

Ebenezer  Hill 

20 

12    S 

20   13 

8 

Thomas  Davis 

20 

12    8 

20   12 

8 

Joseph  Hill 

20 

12    8 

20   12 

8 

John  Co u dry 

20 

12    8 

20   12 

8 

Isaac  Calld 

20 

12    9 

20   12 

9 

Sum  Total 

£859   13 

5 

December  17.  1777. 


Abiel  Abbott  Must"  Mast" 


State  of  New  Hampshire. 

In  Pursuance  of  orders  from  the  Hon"  the  Committee  of  Safety  for  this 
State  to  me  directed,  I  mustered  the  forementioned  persons  and  have 
paid  them  the  several  sums  set  down  against  each  of  their  names,  they 
are  all  good  able  bodied  and  eflective  men  and  I  have  administered  the 
Oath  which  was  proposed  for  them 

Abiel  Abbott  Mus*  &  P  Master 

[The  ofificers  were, — Captain,  William  Scott,  Peterborough  ;  First 
Lieut.,  Moody  Dustin,  Litchfield  ;  Second  Lieut..  Josiah  Munroe, 
Amherst ;  Ensign,  Francis  Chandonet,  Quebec. — Ed. J 


6i4 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[  Captain  Scotf  s  Co. — Additional.'^ 

A  Muster  Roll  &  Pay  Roll  of  a  part  of  Cap'  William  Scotts  Compy  of 
Col"  Starkes  Regiment  presented  by  Lieu'  Moody  Dustin.  We  the  Sub- 
scribers D°  hereby  acknowledge  to  have  enlisted  into  the  army  now 
raising  in  Cap  W"  Scotts  Conip^  of  Col"  Starkes  Reg' &  that  we  have 
received  of  Tho'  Sparhawk  one  of  the  Must'^''  Mast^"for  the  State  of  New 
Hampshire  the  several  sums  affixed  to  our  names. 


NAMES. 

< 
30 

-a 
a;  0 

1) 

> 

H 
22 

c 
3 
0 

m 

"5 
0 

Jon'^  Currier  1777.  May  6 

Cornish 

jC^O  0  0 

/-,  38 

£20 

3    8 

W"  Richardson             " 

21 

do 

18 

20  0  0 

3 

20 

3    0 

Moses  Chase                  " 

18 

do 

18 

20  0  0 

3 

20 

3    0 

Loring  Thompson         " 

20 

do 

22 

20  0  0 

38 

20 

3    8 

Joel  Rovce                     " 

22 

Claremont 

12 

20  0  0 

2 

20 

2     0 

Daniel  Stearns              " 

21 

do 

12 

20  0  0 

2 

20 

2     0 

Asa  Stearns                   " 

IQ 

do 

12 

20  0  0 

-7 

20 

2     0 

Samuel  Bates                " 

16 

do 

12 

20  0  0 

2 

20 

2     0 

John  Clark                      " 

18 

do 

12 

20  0  0 

2 

20 

2     0 

Amos  Royce                  " 

IQ 

do 

12 

20  0  0 

2 

20 

2     0 

John  Bartlett                  " 

IQ 

Cornish 

18 

20  0  0 

3 

20 

3    0 

Peter  Spicer                   " 

19 

do 

18 

20  0  0 

3 

20 

3      0 

Moses  I3rown                " 

IQ 

do 

18 

20  0  0 

3 

20 

3    0 

Nathaniel  Bartlet 

2q 

do 

18 

20  0  0 

3 

20 

3    0 

William  Redfield         ii"> 

21 

Middle  Connec' 

133 

2Q  0  0 

1 3 

21 

3    0 

£300  0  0 

-^304 

^303 

0    4 

Time  and  expence  mustering  and  paying  the  men  fai  4s 
Expence  making  return  to  the  Hon''''^  Committee 


3    o 
I  12 


/307.12.10 


Walpole  May  1777.  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  above  men  the 
several  sums  set  against  each  of  their  names.  They  were  able  bodied 
Effective  men. 

Attest  Thomas  Sparhawk  M  M 

In  Committee  on  Claims  Exeter  Feb''  3*^  i779 — 
The  above  Roll  amounts  to  three  hundred  &  seven  pounds  twelve  shil- 
lings and  ten  pence. — 

Exam''  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 


[SECOND  NEW  HAMPSHIRE  CONTINENTAL  REGI- 
MENT,  1777.] 

[The  field  and  staff  officers  of  this  regiment,  as  organized  in  April, 
were  as  follows  : 

Colonel.  Nathan  Hale,  Rindge. 
Lieut.  Col..  Winborn  Adams,  Durham. 
Major,  l^enjamin  Titconib,  Dover. 
Adjutant,  William  Elliott,  Exeter. 
Quartermaster,  Richard  Brown,  Unity. 
Paymaster.  Jerry  Fogg,  Kensington. 
Surgeon,  William  Parker,  Jr.,  Exeter. 
Surgeon's  Mate,  Pelatiah  Warren,  Berwick. 
Chaplain,  Augustine  Hibbard,  Claremont. 

Colonel  Hale  was  taken  prisoner  July  7,  1777,  and  died  while  a 
prisoner  at  Long  Island,  September  23,  1780.  Lieut.  Col.  Adams 
was  killed  in  the  battle  of  September  19,  1777,  at  Bemis's  Heights. 
Major  Titcomb  was  severely  wounded  at  Hubbardton,  Vt.,  July  7, 
same  year. — Ed.] 


[3-99] 


[  Captain  ya77zes  Norris's  Co.~\ 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Captain  James  Norris's  Company  in  Col°  Enoch 
Poors  Regiment,  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Conti- 
nental Service.  Muster'd  and  paid  by  Eliphalet  Giddinge  Muster  Mas- 
ter. 


NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when  Mus- 
tered 

State 
Bounty 

Travel  to  No 
4 

Primus  Coffin 

Epping 

1777  Feb''   13 

£20 

16S 

Barna'^  M-'Bride 

New  Market 

20 

John  Smitii 

Durham 

20 

James  Kennestone 

Stratham 

20 

Caleb  Clark 

Epping 

20 

Tho'  B  Ashton 

Nottgham 

20 

Eliph  Norris 

Exeter 

20 

W'"  Haines 

Epping 

20 

James  Riuidlet  jr 

Exeter 

20 

W'"  Levi 

Somersw"' 

20 

6i6 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when  K 
tered 

us- 

State 
Bounty 

Travel  to  No 

4 

Jn°  Small 
Tho^  Webster 

Exeter 

1777  Feb'' 

13 

£20 
20 

Nath  S  Clark 

Feb 

26 

20 

Geo  Yeaton 

Portsm" 

1,  i 

C  I 

20 

Sam'  Daniels 

Exeter 

u 

li 

20 

Jere''  Robinson 
Jon"  Leavitt 

Epping 
do 

ii 

it, 

27 

20 
20 

Eben''  Bean 

do 

Mar 

4 

20 

Jn°  Sanderson 

Moltonboro 

a 

13 

20 

Josiah  Cally 
William  Hog 

Epping 
Londonderry 

20 
20 

James  Norris 
John  Sanborn 

Epping 
do 

a 
(( 

17 

20 
20 

Moses  Roberts 

Brintw'' 

(( 

19 

20 

Thomas  Peaca 

Methuen 

1777  Marc'' 

19 

20 

I 

Jonathan  Leathers 

Durham 

'^ 

4  i 

20 

Philip  Fowler 

Sandown 

(( 

31 

20 

Trueworthv  Dudley 

Exeter 

April 

2 

20 

Edward  Fifield 

Kingston 

a 

( 1. 

20 

Simeon  Hains 

Exeter 

a 

a 

20 

Michael  Fitzgerald 

Nottgham 

a 

3 

20 

Edward  Smith 

Kensington 

u 

4 

20 

Abraham  Green  way 

Kingstown 

" 

a 

20 

Nicholas  Leathers 

Nottgham 

it, 

8 

20 

John  Calley 
Benj"  Folsom 

Epping 
Newinarket 

19 
1 1 

20 
20 

16.8 

Phineas   Hodgdon 

Greenland 

u 

15 

20 

Simeon  Mason 

Epping 

ii, 

( I 

20 

Benj"  Smart 

i77SMarc' 

iS 

20 

1777  April  4.   Paid  Lieu' 

Rowell  for  15  m 

ens  travel 

12   10  0 

15     paid       Di 

tto                 19  m 

ens     d° 

15   168 

£780 

£30     0  0 

State  Bounty 

Travel 

Continental  bounty  Benj.  Smart 


Time  &  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  men 


780 

30 
6 


£8 1 6    o  o 

7  16 


£823  16  o 
Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  above  men  the  sev- 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


617 


eral  sums  set  against  each  mans  name.     They  were  able  l)odied  Eftcctivc 
men. 

Eliphalet  Gitldiiige  iMiis'  Mas' 

In  Committee  on  Chiims  ] 

Exeter  Oct°  17  177S  j  Tiiis  Roll  amounting  to  Eight  huiuhed  twenty 

throe  pounds  sixteen  shillings  is  right  cast  &  well  vouch'd 

Exam''  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun'' 

[Officers:  James  Norris,  Epping,  captain;  John  Colcord,  New 
Market,  1st  lieut.  ;  James  Nichols,  Brentwood,  2d  lieut.  ;  Josiah  Me- 
loon,  Sandown,  ensign. — Ed.] 

[3-102]  \_Captain  John  Dretv's  Co.~\ 

An  exact  Muster  Roll  of  Cap'  John  Drew's  Company 


4J 

0 
J3 

^ 

MENS  NAMES 

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a 
W 

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a, 

t/i 

0 

>^ 

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<u 

OJ 

G 

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s 

3 
0 

u 

Pk 

< 
41 

H 

fq 

§ 

John  Folsom 

Newmarket 

1 777  February  II 

£20 

Joseph  Runnels 

New  Durham 

20 

20 

Benjamin  Berry 

Epsom 

18 

20 

Robert  Stokel 

Portsmouth 

26 

20 

Abner  Bicford 

Nottingham 

21 

20 

Samuel  Williams 

Barnstead 

20 

20 

Thomas  Welch 

Nottingham 

20 

20 

Joseph  Pitman 

Mad  bury 

25 

20 

Matthias  Welch 

Nottingham 

22 

20 

16  8 

John  Rovve 

Portsmouth 

25 

20 

David  Copps 

Durham 

27 

20 

Edward  Leathers 

Lee 

18 

20 

Gideon  Glidden 

Lee 

22 

20 

Edward  Brown 

Dover 

25 

20 

Jonatlian  Tasker 

Mad  bury 

23 

20 

16  8 

Ebenezer  Crommet 

Durham 

17 

20 

Daniel  Jackson 

Mad  bury 

20 

20 

16  8 

Enoch  Dockum 

Epping 

20 

20 

John  Neale 

Barrington 

34 

20 

John  Demerritt 

Mad  bury 

30 

20 

16  8 

Abel  Morrill 

Brintwood 

40 

20 

Theopliilus  Colby 

Soutiiampton 

29 

20 

Jacob  Flanders 

Southampton 

19 

20 

Elijah   Brown 

Southampton 

3^ 

"         II 

20 

John  Davies 

Canterbury 

20 

"         " 

20 

Edward  Dearborn 

Dover 

25 

"         12 

20 

6i8 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


4J 

o 

>» 

MENS  NAMES 

< 

O 

^. 

■a 
1> 

tn 

0 

>, 

W) 

OJ 

v 

c 

C5 

o 

s 

3 
0 

U 

CL, 

< 

i8 

H 

eq 

i 

Isaac  Pinkham 

Lee 

Feby 

12 

£20 

16  8 

Carter  Gilman 

Exeter 

47 

" 

19 

20 

Simon  Gilman 

Exeter 

30 

" 

20 

Jolin  Shephard 

Barrington 

28 

" 

2r 

20 

16  8 

John  Landers 

Suncook 

25 

March 

4 

20 

Jonathan  Folsom 

Newmarket 

22 

" 

6 

20 

Ephraim  Davies 

Canterbury 

24 

" 

" 

20 

Daniel  Wentworth 

Somersworth 

19 

" 

17 

20 

Paul  Cook 

Dover 

18 

April 

3 

20 

16  8 

David  Page 

Southhampton 

21 

" 

5 

20 

Jabez  Dow 

Kingston 

31 

" 

20 

Paul  Pinkham 

Lee 

45 

" 

17 

20 

16  8 

Thomas  Gardner 

Dover 

25 

" 

20 

16  8 

Stephen  Meeder 

do 

20 

May 

7 

20 

16  8 

John  Critchet 

do 

21 

" 

8 

20 

16  8 

Isaac  Watson 

do 

24 

" 

" 

20 

16  8 

Christopher  Huntress 

do 

50 

" 

10 

20 

16  8 

Thomas  Howe 

Barrington 

44 

" 

12 

20 

16  8 

George  Parsley 

do 

24 

" 

*' 

20 

16  8 

Thomas  Parsley 

do 

17 

" 

" 

20 

16  8 

Paul  Otis 

do 

21 

•' 

•' 

20 

16  8 

John  Otis 

do 

19 

" 

'* 

20 

16  8 

Zach.  a  negro  man 

do 

20 

" 

*' 

20 

16  8 

Richard     do     do 

do 

37 

" 

16 

20 

16  8 

Cato  a  negro  man 

do 

30 

1777     May 

16 

20 

16  8 

Gloster  a  negro  man 

do 

26 

" 

" 

20 

16  8 

Joseph  Connor 

do 

18 

" 

23 

20 

16  8 

George  a  negro  man 

do 

36 

June 

5 

20 

16  8 

Philip  Fowler 

Northwood 

19 

1778     Feby 

II 

20 

16  8 

Samuel  Trickey 

do 

27 

" 

13 

20 

16  8 

Archibald  Campbell 

32 

March 

31 

20 

16  8 

Corridon  a  negro  man 

39 

" 

20 

16  8 

William  Gordon 

23 

April 

15 

20 

16  8 

Robert  Rollins 

22 

" 

20 

16  8 

Aaron  Rollins 

20 

21 

20 

£1220 

£25     0  0 

Ap'  30  1777.  paid  Cap'  Ben  Titcomb  for  the  travel  of  18  of  Cap' 

Drews  men  to  Charleston  faj  j6s  8 
May  4  paid  ditto  for  the  travel  of  7  men  (a)  16s  8 
"     6  paid  Cap'  Bell  for  the  travel  of  2  d°  la)  16s  8 

State  Bounty 


15  o  o 
5  16  8 
I    13  4 


£47  10  o 
1220    o  o 

£1267  10  o 


REVOI.UTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


619 


Paid  the  Continental  Bounty  to  the  following  Soldiers  enlisted  for  3  years 

Archil)aid  Campbell       "J 
Corridon  a  negro  man   | 


£6  each  per  red 
Time  &  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  above  men  ici'  4s  3 


W'"  Gordon 
Robert  Rollins 
Aaron  Rollins 


30     o  o 


12   19  3 


£1310     9  3 


Dover  April  lyyS-  Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  muster'd  and  paid  the 
above  Men  tiie  several  sums  set  against  their  names  &  they  were  able 
bodied  effective  men.  Otis  Baker  Mus''  Masf 


In  Committee  on  Claims  ]  The  within  Roll  is  well  vouchd  &  right  cast 
Exeter  January  33*^  i779 — j  ^  Amounts  to  Thirteen  hundred  &  ten 
pounds  nine  shillings  &.  three  pence 

Exam*^  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 


[The  officers  were, — Captain,  John  Drew,  Barrington  ;  First  Lieu- 
tenant, William  Wallace,  Northvvood  ;  Second  Lieutenant,  David  Gil- 
man,  Raymond  ;  Ensign,  William  Mordaunt  Bell,  New  Castle. — Ed.] 


\_Captain  Drew's  Co. — Additio7ial.'\ 

Muster  Roll  of  two  Men  in  Captain  Drcwes  Company  Col°  Natlian 
Hales  Regiment  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Continen- 
tal Service. 

Mustered  &  paid  by  Eliphalet  Giddinge  Muster  Master 


NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when  Mustered 

State  Bounty 

Travel  to 

Charleston 
No  4 

Pearson  Huntress 
Daniel  Bickford 

Gilmanton 
Barnstead 

1777  May  19 
"     28 

£20 
20 

16  8 
16  8 

£40 

£1   13  4 

Time  and  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  men 


State  Bounty 


40     o  o 

8 


£43     I  4 


Pursuant  to  orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  above  Men  the  several 
sums  set  against  their  names  they  were  able  bodied  effective  Men. 

Eliphalet  Giddinge  Mus"  Mas*' 


620 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


1777  April  3otb     Paid  the   following  men   in   Cap*  Titcombs  Comp^^ 
mustered  by  Col"  Otis  Baker  their  travel  money  to  Charleston  No  4. 

Jonathan  Downing     £0   16  8 
Ambrose  Thurston        o  16  8 


£1    13  4 

Attest.       Eliphalet  Giddinge  Mus*'  Mas'' 

In  Committee  on  Claims  ) 

Exeter  Ocl°  17th  177S.      |    This  roll  amounting  to  Thirty  three  shillings 

&  4*^  is  right  cast  &  well  vouch'd. 

Josiah  Oilman  Jun"" 


[3-105]  [  Cap  fain  Carres  Co.'] 

Muster  Roll  of  Captain  James  Carr's  Company. 


-a 
0 

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^ 

MENS  NAMES 

0 

^ 

>. 

(U 

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c 

rt 

0 

s 

3 
0 

<u 

CL, 

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H 

eq 

s 

John  Wright 

Portsm" 

21 

1777    Feby 

II 

£20 

Tho^  Hamich 

ditto 

22 

" 

20 

16  8 

Dani  Alley 

Somersworth 

31 

" 

20 

John  Edwards 

do 

27 

" 

20 

Eben''  Waldron 

Dover 

21 

" 

20 

Nich  Vixton 

Windham 

28 

17 

20 

John  Rollins 

Portsm" 

22 

20 

Michael  George 

Londonderry 

16 

<( 

20 

Jon"  George 

do 

19 

" 

20 

Eben'-M'^Ilvain 

do 

18 

" 

20 

Tho«  Quint 

PortsnT^ 

19 

" 

20 

James  Boyes 

Londonderry 

17 

" 

20 

Martin  Montgomery 

do 

19 

" 

20 

John  Job 

Windham 

19 

" 

20 

Joshua  Edgerly 

Wakefield 

29 

" 

20 

Labach  Murphy 

Somersworth 

56 

" 

20 

Abraham  Center 

Portsmo 

28 

" 

20 

John  M-^Horn 

ditto 

47 

" 

20 

Bradbury  Green 

Hampton 

17 

19 

20 

W"^  Dickey 

Londonderry 

42 

20 

Robert  Arnold 

Exeter 

27 

Feb 

22 

20 

Elijah  Buzzell 

Middleton 

21 

24 

20 

16.8 

David  Morgan 

Brentwood 

20 

Mar 

4 

20 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


621 


0 

b 

< 

W 

MENS  NAMES 

'o 

0 

>^ 

to 

V5 

u 

c 

re 

u 

(U 

E 

D 

^ 

rt 

M 

0 

•^^ 

CL, 

< 

H 

CQ 

s 

Elip'  Crommett 

Somersworth 

25 

Mar  4 

£20 

Dan'  Sullivan 

Greenland 

18 

4     " 

20 

Zacclieus  Dustin 

Londonderry 

21 

'      6 

20 

Farrar  Miller 

Temple 

23 

'      6 

20 

Tlio»  Warren 

Portm" 

21 

'     10 

20 

George  Fall 

Somersworth 

21 

'     12 

2Q 

16  8 

Anthony  Hanson 

Dover 

36 

'3 

20 

16  8 

Edward  Grant 

Somersworth 

21 

'     18 

20 

James  Marden 

do 

17 

'     " 

20 

16  8 

W"  Colby 

Londonderry 

18 

'     " 

20 

Valentine  Sergeant 

do 

23 

'    22 

20 

Tho=  Wells 

Chester 

'9 

'     " 

20 

Ezekiel  Demeritt 

Rindge 

39 

'    27 

20 

Mark  Tate 

Somersworth 

23 

'    31 

20 

16.8 

W'"  Grant 

do 

28 

Api     I 

20 

16.8 

Jon"  Quimby 

Wakefield 

19 

"      9 

20 

Paul  Samborn 

do 

17 

Ap'    9 

20 

Jacob  Russell 

Dover 

17 

1777  April  10 

20 

David  George 

Londonderry 

22 

"      " 

20 

John  Dutton 

Amherst 

17 

"      " 

20 

John  Morgan 

Londonderry 

24 

((      >( 

20 

James  Robinson 

Allenstown 

30 

"     18 

20 

16.8 

Charles  Stanton 

Middletown 

19 

"    30 

20 

16.8 

Samuel  Grant 

Somersworth 

29 

1778    Mar  16 

20 

16.8 

Simeon  Moulton 

Hampton 

17 

"    23 

20 

16  8 

Jonathan  Godfrey 

Hampton 

18 

"    23 

20 

16  8 

Jonathan  Buzell 

Somersworth 

18 

April  2'^ 

20 

16  8 

£fooo  0  0 

£10  16  8 

1777  April  15,  paid  Cap  James  Carr  for  22  mens  travel  to  Charlestow.i 
N<>4  i6j8  per  Red.  18     6  8 

May  6     paid  D°  for  S  mens  travel  to  d" 

a  i6s  S  per  rec'  6134 

£35   i6  S 

Amount  State  Bounty         £1000     o  o 

Time  and  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  above  men  a  4s  3  10  12  6 


£1046     9  2 

Dover  April  177S.  pursuant  to  orders  I  liave  mustered  and  ]oaid  the 
above  men  the  several  sums  set  against  their  names  and  they  were  able 
bodied  and  effective  men. 

Attest  Otis  Baker 


622 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


In  Committee  on  Claims  Exeter  Jan^  22''  1779.  This  roll  is  well 
vouch'd  and  right  Cast ;  amount  Ten  hundred  and  Forty  six  pounds  nine 
shillings  and  two  pence. 

Exam*^  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 

[The  officers  of  this  company  were, — Captain,  James  Carr,  Som- 
ersworth  ;  First  Lieutenant,  Samuel  Cherry,  Londonderry  ;  Second 
Lieutenant,  Pelatiah  Whittemore,  New  Ipswich  ;  Ensign,  George 
Frost,  Greenland. — Ed.] 


[3-99] 


\_Captai71  Carres  Co. — Additio?zal.'\ 


A  Roll  of  the  Men  that  are  engaged  under  Cap  James  Carr  of  Somers- 
worth  for  three  years  or  during  the  War  in  tlie  Continental  Service  that 
are  mustered  by  the  subscriber  are  as  follows. 


SOLDIERS  NAMES 

Bounty 

Travel 

John  Johnstone 

£20    0    0 

10  6 

£20 

10  6 

Ebenezer  Fletcher 

20    0    0 

10  6 

20 

10  6 

Daniel  Foster 

20    0    0 

10  6 

20 

10  6 

Samuel  Foster 

20    0    0 

10  6 

20 

10  6 

V  New 

Ipswich  Men 

William  Scott 

20    0    0 

10  6 

20 

10  6 

Asa  Perham 

20    0    0 

10  6 

20 

10  6 

Asa  Gibbs 

20    0    0 

10  6 

20 

10  6 

Exi 
December  17th  1777. 


Sum  Total         JC143   13  6 

Abiel  Abbott  Muster  &  pay  Master. 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


623 


[2-105]  \_Captain  BcIVs  Co.~\ 

Muster  Roll  of  Captain  F.  M.  Bells  Company. 


0 

J3 

b 

< 

MEN'S  NAMES 

0 

0 

>^ 

C>0 

CI 

0) 

,-• 

t8 

0 

4) 

6 

3 
0 

a> 

Oh 

< 

H 

m 

§ 

James  Ryon 

Portsmouth 

27  years 

1 777  Jan  24 

£20  0  0 

Mattliew'Mellem 

Durham 

17 

"    24 

20  0  0 

Peter  Barter 

Gosport 

44 

::  41 

20  0  0 

John  Norton 

New  Castle 

iS 

20  0  0 

Sam'  Card 

New  Castle 

19 

4.  .4 

20  0  0 

Joseph  Jewell 

Southampton 

18 

•«  .4 

20  0  0 

Edward  Rendell 

Portsm" 

18 

44  44 

20  0  0 

Pliineas  Wentworth 

Dover 

28 

44  .4 

20  0  0 

Joscpli   Biirnliam 

Dover 

32 

4.  44 

20  0  0 

Stt'phen  Rimnels 

Lee 

17 

44  44 

20  0  0 

16  8 

Jol)  Kennestone 

Dover 

20 

44           44 

20  0  0 

Joshua  Lock 

Rye 

00 

44            .4 

20  0  0 

Tho"  Hanscomb 

Somersworth 

30 

Feby  t 

20  0  0 

16  8 

John  Hlasdell 

Kingston 

17 

44     44 

20  0  0 

i6  8 

Tho»  Blasdcll 

Kingston 

18 

44     4. 

20  0  0 

W"'  Clifford 

Kingston 

18 

4.     .4 

20  0  0 

Andrew  Bussell 

Mad  bury 

17 

44     44 

20  0  0 

Stephen  Noble 

Durham 

36 

4.     44 

20  0  0 

Philip  Crummit 

Durham 

31 

.4     44 

20  0  0 

16  8 

Joseph  Prebble 

Dover 

43 

4.     .4 

20  0  0 

Aaron  Bicford 

Somersworth 

33 

"     5 

20  0  0 

John  Kenney 

Somersworth 

21 

20  0  0 

Amos  Kenney, 

Somersworth 

18 

44     .4 

20  0  0 

John  Halle 

Durham 

27 

"     8 

20  0  0 

Vincent  Torr 

Durham 

19 

"     8 

20  0  0 

Downing  Colbath 

Durham 

17 

"     8 

20  0  0 

Dependence  Colbath 

Durham 

16 

"     8 

20  0  0 

John  Ellerson 

New  Castle 

18 

"     8 

20  0  0 

16  8 

Josiah  Brooks 

Dover 

31 

44   12 

20  0  0 

16  8 

Dan'  Grant 

Somersworth 

22 

"   14 

20  0  0 

John  Collins 

Durham 

25 

"   15 

20  0  0 

W"'  Griffith 

New  Castle 

43 

20  0  0 

Samuel  Ward 

New  Market 

25 

1777   Feb    17 

20 

Noah  Aliard 

Portsm" 

18 

"     IS 

20 

Richard  Presby 

New  .\Larket 

18 

.4           4. 

20 

Step"  B  Tucker 

Durham 

21 

"        19 

20 

John  Cook 

Dover 

17 

"        25 

20 

16  8 

James  Crummitt 

Durham 

19 

20 

William  Oliver 

New  Castle 

48 

"        28 

20 

John  Ham 

Dover 

25 

44            44 

20 

Geo :  Abbott 

Dover 

39 

^Lar  28 

20 

624 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


NAMES 


Jonathan  Doe 
Zoath  Henderson 
Daniel  Horn 
Sam'  Mecjoon 
Henry  Wisdom 
Moses  Davis 
John  Mills 
Edvv'i  Burnham 
Tho^  Delaney 
Joseph  Richardson 
George  Burnham 
Richard  Colome 
Benj"  Small 
W"  Abbott 
Solomon  Abbott 
John  Sergeant 
John  Drew 
John  Taylor 
Thomas  Currier 
Joses  Moulton 
Moses  Miles 
Edward  Leavitt 
Francis  Drew 
Moses  Spencer 
Thomas  Foss 
Benjamin  Welch 
Moses  Runnels 
James  M<^Daniel 
Benj'i  Hix 
Elias  Critchet 
William  Hill 
Israel  Runnels 
John  Welch 
W™  Gray 
Joseph  Rowley 
Charles  Bamford 
Nath  Frost 
Dan'  Cook 
Dan'  Watson 
Eben  Chestly 
Enoch  Wingate 
Joshua  Place 
Tho*  Chamberlain 
Dan'  Wingate 


o 

< 


P-i 


New  Durham 

Dover 

Dover 

Exeter 

Dover 

Nottgham 

Nottgham 

Durham 

New  Castle 

Dover 

Somersworth 

New  Durham 

Lee 

Portsm° 

Portsm° 

Londonderry 

Gilmanton 

do 

do 

do 

do 
Exeter 
Durham 
Durham 
New  Market 
Lee 
Lee 
Lee 
Lee 
Lee 
Lee 
Lee 

Gilmanton 
Barrington 
Newington 
Barrington 
Lee 
Rochester 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


< 


25  years 

29 

23 

19 

19 

18 

21 

26 

30 

21 

26 

21 

48 

24 

20 

17 

17 

17 

18 

17 
17 
20   • 

17 
17 

19 
20 

25 
19 
20 

30 
19 

19 

22 

SO 

25 
38 

25 
20 

23 
23 
24 
16 

19 

22 


Mar  29 

"     31 

Mar  I 
Mar  I 
3 
3 

4 


17 

18 

19 

24 
27 

4 
5 


Apl 


Apl 


7 

8 

8 

14 

i? 

18 


May 
'•   12 

1777  May    22 

May  22 


20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
^20  o  o 
20  o  o 
20  o  o 

20  O  O 

20  o  o 
20  o  o 

20  O  O 
20  O  O 

20  O  O 

20  O  O 

20  O  O 

20  O  O 

20  O  O 
20  O  O 

20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


625 


•s 

a 
W 

MENS   NAMES 

0 

<u 
u 

< 

s 

c 

3 
0 

Dan'  Rogers  jun' 

Rochester 

30  years 

May  22 

20 

16  8 

W'"  Palmer 

do 

19 

"    " 

20 

16  8 

Tim"  Ricker 

do 

19 

"     " 

20 

16  8 

Edw'  Rollins 

do 

21 

"     ♦' 

20 

16  8 

Geo.  Heard 

do 

19 

"     " 

20 

16  8 

Paul  Pearl 

do 

28 

"  24 

20 

16  8 

Simeon  Pearl 

do 

17 

20 

16  8 

£1840 

£35   0  0 

1777,  Apl  15,  Paid  Cap  Bell  per  recipt  for  the  travel  of  38  Men  to 

Charleston  id  l6sS 
May  6  Paid  ditto  per  do  for  the  travel  of  4  Men  fa-  i6sS 


Amount  State  Bounty 
Time  and  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  men  in  this  Role  ^j  4.^3 


£31  134 
3    68 

£70    o  o 
1840    o  o 

£1910    o  o 
19  II 

£1929.11. 

Dover  1777,  May  6,  Pursuant  to  orders  I  have  mustered  &  paid  the 
above  men  the  several  sums  set  against  their  names.  They  were  able 
bodied  efl'ective  Men.  Otis  Baker  Muster  Master 

In  Committee  on  Claims  ) 
Exeter  January  22*^  '779  J 

This  Role  is  well  vouch'd  and  right  cast,  amount"  to  Nineteen  hun- 
dred &  twenty  nine  pounds  eleven  shillings 

Exam^  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 

[The  ofificers  were, — Captain,  Frederick  M.  Bell,  Dover  ;  First 
Lieut.,  Thomas  Hardy,  Pelham  ;  Second  Lieut.,  Ebenezer  Light, 
Exeter  ;  Ensign,  Samuel  Adams,  Durham.  Captain  Bell  was  mortally 
wounded  at  Stillwater. — Ed.] 


44 


626 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[2-loS] 


\_Captain  BclVs  Co. — Addiiional.'] 


A  IMuster  Roll  of  part  of  Cap'  Frederick  M  Bells  Company  in  Col° 
Nathan  Hales  Regiment  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the 
Continental  Service.     Mustered  &  paid  by  Elip'  Giddinge  M'  Mast" 


Time  when  Mus- 

State 

Travel  to 

NAMES 

Place  of  Abode 

tered 

Bounty 

Charles- 
town 

Dan'  Richardson 

Pelham 

1777  May  7 

£20 

Cyrus  Hardy 

do 

u 

20 

John  Kimball 

do 

u 

20 

John  Marsh 

do 

LI. 

20 

Tho**  Hay  ward 

do 

!,(. 

20 

Reuben  Hamblet 

do 

li 

20 

Samuel  Davis 

do 

1.1. 

20 

Jiben"^  Palmer 

do 

.i 

20 

Benj"  Robinson 

do 

u 

20 

Daniel  VVyman 

Nott  West 

May  7 

20 

James  Eastman 

do 

(( 

20 

Ephraim  Jones 

do 

(( 

20 

Elijah  Gould 

do 

(( 

20 

John  Leary 

do 

(( 

20 

Sam'  French 

do 

ii 

20 

Amos  Kemp 

Pelham 

(( 

20 

James  Hardy 

do 

;( 

20 

Phillip  Crummet  mus'"^  by 

O  Baker 

16  8 

1777,  May  7,  Paid  L*  Tho' 
fai  1658' 


Hardy  for  17  mens  Ti'avel 


H  34 


State  Bounty 
Time  &  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  men 


£340  £15  00 

340 
3  12 


£358  12 

Pursuant  to  orders  I  have  muster'd  and  paid  the  men  in  the  within 
Roll  the  several  sums  set  against  their  names.  They  were  able  bodied 
&  effective  men  Eliphalet  Giddinge  M  M 

In  Committee  on  Claims  Exeter  Oct°  17.  1778.  This  roll  is  right  cast 
the  balance  vouchd  amounts.  Three  hundred  fifty  eight  pounds  twelve 
shillings.  Josiah  Gilman  Jun"" 


KEVOLUTIONAKY    WAR    ROLLS. 


627 


[3-109] 


\_Captaifi  Caleb  Robinson's  Cc] 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Cap'  Robinsons  Company  in  CoI°  Nathan  Hale's 
Regiment  raised  by  tlie  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Continental 
Service.     Mustered  and  paid  by  Eliphalet  Giddinge  Muster  Master 


l^ime  when 

State 

Travel  to 

Conti- 

NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Muslerd 

Bounty 

Charlcstown 
No  4 

nental 
Uounty 

James  Bcal 

Exeter 

1777  Feb 

^4 

£20 

James  Noi'ris 

d° 

ci 

20 

Samuel  Norris 

d° 

ii 

20 

Moses  Loogee 

d° 

Cl 

20 

Samuel  Smith 

Kensington 

(I 

20 

Jonathan  Hill 

Exeter 

11 

20 

John  Sta fiord 

Dover 

CI 

20 

Timothy  Woodall 

d° 

(I 

20 

Dennis  Bicford 

Exeter 

10 

20 

Enos  Jewell 

South  hampton 

11 

20 

Bradstreet  Taylor 

Wakefield 

;  I 

20 

Joshua  Mitchell 

Newmarket 

24 

20 

Henry  Barter 

Exeter 

I  ( 

20 

Abraham  Perry 

Durham 

25 

20 

Amos  Brown 

Kensington 

Mar 

I 

20 

Tliomas  Cliallis 

Newtown 

u 

20 

William  Bell 

Exeter 

4 

20 

Thomas  Rawlins 

Kensington 

6 

20 

John  Foss 

Newmarket 

(I 

20 

Nath'  Richardson 

Chester 

1.  i. 

20 

Sam'  Wilson 

Kensington 

(( 

20 

Ezekiel  Oilman 

Gilmanton 

(I 

20 

John  Nichols 

Exeter 

1.1. 

20 

David  Colby 

Newtown 

M 

20 

Isaac  Grow 

Exeter 

1777  Mar 

18 

20 

Moses  Ferrin 

Newtown 

1.1. 

20 

William  Gordon 

Exeter 

21 

20 

Joseph  Gordon 

d" 

u 

20 

Edward  Eastman 

d" 

u 

20 

Jon"  Hopkinson 

d'' 

25 

20 

W'"  Leavitt 

Kensington 

29 

20 

Jon"  Jenness 

Hampstead 

Ap' 

I 

20 

Jon"  Stone  Dudley 

Newmarket 

2 

20 

Jacob  Morrill 

Exeter 

3 

20 

John  Ward 

Kensington 

4 

20 

Moses  Blake 

d° 

z 

20 

Thomas  Hale 

Nottingham 

8 

20 

Jn"  Smith  Sanborn 

Kensington 

9 

20 

62^ 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when 
Musterd 

State 
Bounty 

Travel  to 
Charlestown 

Conti- 
nental 

No  4 

Bounty 

Melcher  Ward 

Hampton-falls 

1777  Ap' 

9 

.£20 

Joii"  Perkins 

Kensington 

1.  i 

II 

20 

John  Hilton 

Exeter 

ii. 

21 

20 

Thomas  Creighton 

Kensington 

u 

28 

20 

Christopher  Challis 

Kingston 

;( 

29 

20 

Alexan"*  Magoon 

Newtown 

May 

I 

20 

Jon"  Green 

Candia 

u 

2 

20 

John  Colby 

d° 

(( 

6 

20 

Eleazer  Qiiimby 

d° 

(( 

6 

20 

Isaac  Morse 

d° 

l( 

6 

20 

William  Morland 

Salem 

1 777  May 

6 

20 

James  Rovvell 

d" 

u 

20 

Israel  Hull 

d° 

i.1. 

20 

Solomon  Cole 

d° 

i; 

20 

James  Young 

d° 

ii 

20 

Asa  Bigsby 

d° 

a 

u 

20 

Israel  Woodbury 

d° 

a 

20 

W"  Woodbury 

d° 

(I 

20 

Eben'  Eastman 

d° 

(( 

20 

Richard  Clement 

d° 

(1 

20 

Sam'  Smith 

d° 

(( 

20 

Moses  Copp 

d° 

u 

20 

Israel  Rowell 

d° 

ii. 

20 

Tho^  Currier 

d" 

ii. 

20 

Joseph  Harris 

d° 

(( 

20 

Noah  Marsh 

Pelham 

u 

20 

Dudley  Marsh 

d" 

i( 

20 

Richard  Howe 

d° 

11 

20 

John  Spring 

Hampton 

( ( 

16 

20 

16  8 

Elisha  Smith 

Poplin 

u 

24 

20 

16  8 

Eben''  Judkins 

Brintw"^ 

Dec^ 

27 

20 

16  8 

George  Averson 

Hawke 

1778  Feb 

2 

20 

16  8 

Benj''  Leach 

Brintw'i 

;  I 

7 

20 

£6 

Ezekiel  Pollard 

( ( 

26 

20 

6 

Ceazar  Clough 

Hampton 

Mar 

9 

20 

6 

John  Dimond 

i77SMar 

9 

20 

6 

John  Kimball 

(( 

H 

20 

6 

Tho'  Matthews 

Deerfield 

i.i. 

^9 

20 

6 

Sam'  Ash 

Newton 

Ap' 

4 

20 

John  Thompson 

North  Hill 

May 

13 

20 

6 

Elijah  Pollard 

Seabrook 

( <• 

19 

20 

6 

William  Moor 

Chester 

1 777  May 

S 

20 

16  8 

£1600 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  629 


Tlic  followiiif^  men  enlisted  for  S  M° 

Samuel  Thing  Oilman  Hampton  1777  J*^'"*^  '7 
Josiah  Barker  Jim''  do  "17 

Jacob  Carter  Newtown  Ji^''}'  '^ 

1777  Ap'  4.  p**  Cap  Robinson  for  11  mens  travel 

"    1 1  p''  ditto  for  12  do 

"   22  p*^  do  for  10  Mens  travel 
May  6  p''  do  for  20  Mens  Travel 
"  S  p"*  do  for  9  mens  travel 


State  Bounty 
Travel 


16  s 

168 

16  s 

II  134 

1000 

8    6S 

16  13  4 

7  10 

£6o.i6.S 

£42 

£1600 

60168 

£1702.16.8 


The  following  men  enlisted  for  2  years 

Isaac  Mitchell — Hampton —  March  3*^  1778 

Eleazer  Ferguson — ditto —  7     " 

Jonathan  Eaton  Hampton-falls —  14     " 

Willard  Hunt — for  one  year.  Dublin  April  39     " 
Isaac  Webster — for  one  year  May  14 

Hart  Balch — for  one  year  "     " 

Nathan  Fish — for  one  }'ear  "      " 

To  time  and  Expence  mustering  &  paying  the  men  in  this 

RolK^^s  £18 


£1720  16  8 

Pursuant  to  Order  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  Men  in  this  Roll  the 
several  sums  set  against  their  names.  They  were  able  bodied  effective 
men.  Eliphalet  Giddinge  Mus  Master 

In  Committee  on  Claims  ] 
Exeter  October  16"^  1778  | 

This  Roll  is  right  cast  and  well  vouch'd.  Amount  Seventeen  hun- 
dred &  twenty  pounds  sixteen  shillings  and  eight  pence. 

Josiah  Oilman  Jun*^  one  of  the  Committee 

[The  officers  were, — Captain,  Caleb  Robinson,  Exeter  ;  First  Lieut, 
Moses  Dustin,  Candia  ;  Second  Lieut.,  Michael  Hoit,  Newton  ;  En- 
sign, Luke  Woodbury,  Salem. — Ed.] 


630 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-107] 


\_Captain  Willlani  RoivelVs  Co.] 


A  Muster  Roll  of  part  of  Cap  Rowells  Company  in  Col  Nathan  Hales 
Regiment  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire.  Mustered  &  paid  by 
Eliphalet  Giddinge  Muster  Master. 


1777  May  24  paid  Cap  W"'  Rowell  for  the  travel  of  15  men 

£420         £48 
State  Bounty 
Continental  B^ 


Time  and  expence  mustering  and  paying  the  men 


State 

Continental 

NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when  Mustered 

Bounty 

liounty 

William  Towle 

Raymond 

1777         May  8th 

£20 

John  Tucker 

Epping 

;(           11 

20 

James  Qiiimby 

Brintwood 

"           14 

20 

Samuel  Connor 

Hampton 

"           16 

20 

Jon''  Fullington 

Gilmanton 

"          20 

20 

Joseph  Fullington 

Raymond 

((          u 

20 

Ithiel  Gordon  jun 

do 

1.1,          (( 

20 

Theop^  Loverin 

do 

(I             u 

20 

David  Batchelder 

do 

((          t.(. 

20 

Eliphalet  Gordon 

do 

1.1.          c( 

20 

Amos  D  Leavitt 

do 

((          (( 

20 

Oliver  Thustin 

Brintwood 

1778  February  11 

20 

£6 

Enoch  Dockum 

Hampton 

"        13 

20 

6 

James  Bragdon 

Candia 

"        17 

20 

Nehemiah  Leavitt 

do 

((                (4 

20 

Winthrop  VViggin 

Newmarket 

March   2** 

20 

6 

David  Watson 

do 

March  z^ 

20 

6 

Cato  Fiske 

Epping 

"         4 

20 

6 

James  Bicford 

Newington 

"        19 

20 

6 

John  Brassbridge 

do' 

"        19 

20 

6 

William  Bent 

Chichester 

"        15 

20 

6 

9  3  4 


£934 

420  o  o 

48  o  o 

£477  3  4 
4  4 

£481  7  4 


Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  above  men  the  several 
Sums  set  against  their  names.     They  were  able  bodied  Effective  men. 

Eliphalet  Giddinge  Mus""  Mas" 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


631 


In  Committee  on  Claims,  Exeter  Oct"  17th  177S.  The  above  Roll 
amountiiif^  to  Four  lunulrcd  and  eic^iity  one  pounds,  seven  shillings  & 
four  pence  is  right  cast  and  well  v'ouched. 

Exam''  per  Josiali  Gilman  Jun'' 

[The  officers  were. — Captain,  William  Rowell,  Epping ;  First 
Lieut.,  Enoch  Chase,  Dover  ;  Second  Lieut.,  Benjamin  Nute,  Roch- 
ester ;  Ensign,  Joshua  Merrow,  Rochester. — Ed.] 


[3-101]  \_Part  of  Captahi  RozveWs  Co.^  probably.'] 

Muster  Roll  of  a  number  of  men  raised  by  CoP  Noah  Lovewell  by  or- 
der of  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  three  Continental  Battallions, 
Mustered  and  paid  by  William  White  Muster  Master.     March  33'^  1778. 


NAMES 

n 
3 
0 

Continental 
Bounty 

Isaac  Adams 

£20 

Jacob  Taylor 

20 

Robert  Bushby 

20 

Samuel  Avers 

20 

Asa  Peirce 

20 

Jonas  Perry 
John  Mitchell 

20 
20 

Eben''  Williams 

20 

Thomas  Cnprin 

20 

W'"  Henry  Wilkins 

20 

Ralph  Ellingwood 

20 

James  Seil 

20 

Abel  Walton 

20 

Christopher  Donlevy 

20 

NAMES 


Noah  Downes 
Cesar  Wallis 
Thomas  Kimball 
Silas  Rice 
Stephen  Conray 
Joel  Proctor 
John  Conray 
Nath'  Patten 
Reuben  Blood 
John  Auld  Jun' 
William  Cowans 
Simeon  Blood 
Samuel  Boyd 


State  Bounty 


CQ 


£20 
20 
20 
20 

13  6  8 
13  6  8 
13  6  8 
13  68 
13  6  8 
13  6  8 
13  6  8 
13  68 
1368 


.5  § 

■"   o 


£6 
6 
6 


50.0.0    £i8.  0.0 
480.  0.0 


To  my  Time  &  Expence  mustering  &  paying  27  men  at  4J  3  each 


£498.  0.0 
5.14.9 

£503  149 


Pursuant  to  orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  Men  in  this  Roll  the 
several  sums  set  against  each  mans  name  and  they  were  able  bodied  and 
effective  Men.  William  White  Must'  Mast' 


632 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-1 14] 


[  Captain  Elijah  Clayes  Co.] 


State  of  New  Hampshire.  To  the  Hon'"''^  Committee  of  Safety  con- 
veti'd  at  Exeter.  A  Roll  of  the  men  that  are  engaged  in  the  Continental 
Service  for  three  years  or  during  the  War  under  Cap'  Abijah  Cloys  [Eli- 
jah Clayes]  of  Fitzwilliam  that  were  mustered  by  the  Subscribers  are  as 
follows 


SOLDIERS  NAMES 

c 

3 
0 
23 

Travel  money  from 
their  homes  to 
Charlestown  No 
4  @  2d  mile 

John  Dodge 

£20 

£7  8 

£20 

7 

8 

V  Fitzwilliam 

Zadock  Dodge 

20 

6  8 

20 

6 

8 

Amos  Boynton 

20 

7 

20 

7 

James  Reed  Jun'' 

20 

69 

20 

6 

9 

Jat^rey  man 

Jabez  Bridge 

20 

10 

20 

10 

Marlborough  man 

Reuben  Colster 

20 

10 

20 

10 

Keen  man 

Elias  Cheney 

20 

8  4 

20 

8 

4 

Antrim  man 

Ebenezer  Sargent 

20 

84 

20 

8 

4 

Hillsboro'  man 

Moses  S  George 

20 

96 

20 

9 

6 

Dearing  man 

Jessee  Campbell 
James  Peters  Jun'' 

20 
20 

10 
10 

20 
20 

10 
10 

0 

[•  Henniker  men 

Jude  Hall 

20 

II  8 

20 

II 

8 

) 

William  Lakin 

20 

12 

20 

12 

>  Amherst  men 

Robert  Melory 

20 

12 

20 

12 

\ 

Joseph  Honey 

20 

14  I 

20 

14 

I 

Dunstable  man 

£307 

4 

0 

December  17th  1777. 


Abiel  Abbott  Mus''  Mas'' 


[Officers:  Captain,  Elijah  Clayes,  Fitzwilliam  ;  First  Lieutenant, 
Samuel  Bradford,  Amherst ;  Second  Lieutenant,  Joseph  Potter,  Fitz- 
william ;  Ensign,  William  Taggart,  Hillsborough. — Ed.] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


633 


[3-10S] 


\^Captai}i  Clayc's  Co. — Additio7tal.'\ 


A  Muster  Roll  of  a  part  of  Cap'  Elijah  Cloycs  Company  in  CoI°  Na- 
than Ilales  Rci^inicnt  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire,  for  the 
Continental  Service  Mustered  &  paid  by  Eliphalet  Giddinge  Muster  Mas- 
ter. 


NAMES 

Time  when  mustered 

State 
Bounty 

John  Taggart 

Amherst 

1777  Ap'3 

£20 

Silas  Coolege 

do 

20 

Joseph  Taggart 

Hillsbro' 

20 

Nathan  Taylor 

ditto 

20 

Jonathan  Marjery 

New  Boston 

20 

Dan'  Squire 

Fitzwill'" 

20 

William  Pope 

Hillsbro' 

20 

Tho'  Murdoch 

do 

20 

£160 

1777.     Ap'  4  p^  L'  S  Bradford  for  8  mens  travel 

State  Bounty 
Time  &  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  Men 


6  13  4 
160 

I    12 


£168     5  4 

Pursuant  to  orders  I  have  mustered  &  paid  the  above  men  the  several 
sums  set  against  their  names,  &  they  were  all  able  bodied  &  effective. 

Eliph'  Giddinge  M  M 

In  Committee  on  Claims  Exeter  Oct°  17,  1778.   The  above  roll  amount- 
ing to  one  hundred  sixty  eight  pounds  55'  4  is  right  Cast  and  well  vouchd 

Josiali  Gilman  Jun'' 


634 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-1 13] 


\_Captain  Sa7nuel  Blodgctf s  Co.'\ 


A  Muster  Roll  and  Pa}-  Roll  of  a  part  of  Captain  Blodgetts  Company 
offered  by  Lieu'  Crombie,  Col  Poors  Regiment  raised  by  the  State  New 
Hampshire  for  the  Continental  Service  i777-  ^ '^  ^'^^  Subscribers  Do 
hereby  acknowledge  that  we  have  received  of  Thomas  Sparhawk  one  of 
the  Muster  Masters  for  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  the  sums  set  to  our 
Names. 


NAMES 

1) 

0  <u 
tn   0 

1) 

H 

so 

< 

0 

^ 

0 

Silas  Stone.      1777  May    9 

48 

Dublin 

39 

;^20  0  0 

6    6 

;^20 

6    6 

Abraham  Van  North  "      " 

46 

" 

yi 

20  0  0 

6    2 

20 

6    2 

Caleb  Hunt                  "      " 

16 

" 

39 

20  0  0 

6    6 

20 

6    6 

John  Swan                     "       " 

45 

" 

40 

20  0  0 

6    8 

20 

6    8 

John  Handsome          "       " 

34 

Rindge 

45 

20  0  0 

7    6 

20 

7    6 

Thomas  Hutchinson  "     12 

26 

" 

47 

20  0  0 

7  10 

20 

7  10 

Abijah  Haskale           "     19 

24 

" 

46 

20  0  0 

7    8 

20 

7    8 

Isaac  Leland                "     10 

40 

" 

49 

20  0  0 

8    2 

20 

8    2 

Daniel  Russell             "      " 

O"* 

" 

47 

20  0  0 

7  10 

20 

7  10 

Peter  Burbee                "      " 

48 

Fitz  William 

41 

20  0  0 

6  10 

20 

6  10 

Peter  Burbee  Junr      "      " 

16 

" 

41 

20  0  0 

6  10 

20 

6  ID 

Francis  Mason             "      " 

34 

Jaffrey 

43 

20  0  0 

7    2 

20 

7    2 

Samuel  Gauding          "      " 

16 

Rindge 

49 

20  0  0 

8    2 

20 

8    2 

Daniel  McCarty          "      " 

38 

" 

45 

20  0  0 

7    6 

20 

7    6 

Oliver  Bacon               "      " 

21 

" 

48 

20  0  0 

8 

20 

8 

Saml  Whiting              "      " 

28 

47 

20  0  0 

7  10 

20 

7  10 

^320  0  G 

517     2 

;^32S 

17    2 

Time  and  expence  mustering  and  paying  the  above  men  a  \s 
Charfre  makina;  return  to  the  Hon  Committee 


3    4 
I  14 


^330  15  10 
Walpole  May  1777. 

I  have  Mustered  the  above  men,  they  were  able  bodied  and  effective; 
and  have  paid  them  the  several  sums  set  against  each  of  their  names, 
pursuant  to  Orders.     Attest 

Thomas  Sparhawk  Mus  Mas'"" 
In  Committee  on  Claims    ) 

Exeter  Feb''  3*^  ^779  j  The  above  Roll  amounts  to  Three  hundred 
thirty  pounds  iifteen  shillings  and  ten  pence. 

Exam**  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 

[Officers  :  Captain,  Samuel  Blodgett,  Goffstown  ;  First  Lieut, 
James  Crombie,  Rindge;  Second  Lieut.,  Noah  Robinson,  Exeter; 
Ensign,  David  Forsyth,  Chester. — Ed.] 


[3-11^] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
[  Captain  BloJgctCs  Co. — Additi'otial.'] 


^>oS 


A  Muster  Roll    of  :i    part  of  Cap'  Saimicl    ]?lodgetts  Company  in   Col 
Enoch  Poors  Regiment,  raised  In-  the  State  of  New  Hampshire. 

Mustered  and  paid  by  Eliphalet  Giddinge  Muster  Master 


NAMES 


John  Drisco 
Aron  Hale 
James  Patten 
John  Buss 
Edward  Smith 
Robert  Carson 
Robert  Downe 
Robert  M<=K night 
W"'  Cutler 
Edward  Wade 
John  Calker 
James  Ward 
Rob'  Craige 
Moses  Rawlins 
James  Kelley 
Eliphalet  Veazy 
Asa  Knolton 
Oliver  Smith 
John  Locke 
David  Doe 
Jon"  Forsaith 
John  Lane 
Joshua  Wilson 
Jere  Mason 
Aaron  Rawlins 
Duncan  Campbell 
James  Sloane 
Stephen  Lufkin 
Jon"  Huntriss 
Jn°  Robinson 
John  Barter 
Caleb  Blodget 
Nath  Marston 
Dan'  Spiney 


Places  of  Abode 


Durham 
Boscawen 


Durham 

d° 

d° 
Hampton 
Litchfield 
Brintwood 
Hampt"  Falls 
N°4. 
Portsm" 
Londonderry 
Exeter 

d° 
Stratham 
Pelham 
Meredith 
Rye 

New  Durham 
Chester 

d° 
Goffstown 
Greenland 
Meredith 
Dover 
Exeter 
Chester 
Nevvington 
Meredith 
Newmarket 
Gofl'ston 
Chichester 
Portsm" 


Time  when  Mus- 
tered 


1777    Feb^    21 


Mar 


24 
5 

u 

10 

(I 

14 
19 

21 


22 

31 
I 

I 

"  2 

"       8 
"     10 

"       12 

May  7 
-  14 
"     30 

July   3 


Ap' 


State  Bounty 


£20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 


Travel  to 

Charlestown 

No  4 


16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
16 


£680      £3    6  8 


636 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


15 

9 

16  8 
3  4 

28 
6S0 

68 

£708. 
6 

6.8 
16 

April     5"'  p"^  CajD  Blodget  for  19  Men's  travel  per  Rec' 
May    14"'  p'^ —       d" —         for  1 1  Men's  travel  per  Rec' 


State  Bounty 

To  time  &  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  above  men 

£715     28 

Pursuant  to  Orders,  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  men  in  this  Roll 
the  several  sums  set  against  their  names  They  were  able  bodied  effective 
Men. 

Eliphalet  Giddinge  Mus*'  Masf 
In  Committee  on  Claims.  \ 

Exeter  Oct°  16 — 1778 —   j       This    Roll    amounting    to    seven    hundred 
and  fifteen  pounds  two  shillings  &  8**  is  right  cast  and  well  vouch'd. 

Josiah  Oilman  Jun'' 


£3-115]  \_Ca.ptain  T'itcomb^s  Co.'\ 

An  exact  Muster  Roll  of  Captain  Benjamin  Titcombs  Company 


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0 

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> 

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0 

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CQ 

S 

1777 

Edward  Wells 

Dover 

41  years 

Jany 

27 

£20  0  0 

John  Staples 

Dover 

18  years 

January 

27 

20  0  0 

Adam  Perkins 

Dover 

17  years 

January 

27 

20  0  0 

Benjamin  Pinner 

Durham 

18  vears 

January 

27 

20  0  0 

Thomas  Cook 

Dover 

17' 

January 

28 

20  0  0 

David  Hodgdon 

Dover 

20 

January 

30 

20  0  0 

Jonathan  Sharpe 

Dover 

40 

January 

31 

20  0  0 

Enoch  Burnham 

Somersworth 

26 

February 

I 

20  0  0 

016  8 

Jotham  Nutter 

Dover 

17 

do 

I 

20  0  0 

Joshua  Chace 

Brintwood 

18 

5 

20  0  0 

Ebenezer  Cook 

Dover 

19 

5 

20  0  0 

Philip  Blaisdell 

Kingston 

23 

II 

20  0  0 

William  Twombly 

Dover 

21 

18 

20  0  0 

0  168 

Edward  Martin 

Dover 

18 

18 

20  0  0 

Daniel  Gookin 

Hampton  N  Hill 

21 

19 

20  0  0 

Ambrose  Thurstin 

Gilmanton 

17 

25 

20  0  0 

Francis  Wall 

Londonderry 

17 

March 

I 

20  0  0 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


637 


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V 

> 

> 

"5 

JO 

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0 

MENS  NAMES 

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CQ 

S 

1777 

Lemuel  Mason 

Newington 

'9 

March 

I 

£20  0  0 

Edward  Go.itham 

Portsmouth 

22 

5 

20  0  0 

Benjamin  Dodge 

Wakefield 

30 

12 

20  0  0 

16.8 

Joseph  Young 

Madbury 

20 

13 

20  0  0 

George  Downing 

Rochester 

19 

13 

20  0  0 

16.8 

James  Creigliton 

Exeter 

34 

19 

20  0  0 

Joiin  Mitchell 

Durham 

27 

20 

20  0  0 

168 

Andrew  Bearce 

Dover 

21 

22 

20  0  0 

Lemuel  Dudee 

Durham 

18 

26 

20  0  0 

168 

Jonathan  Downing 

Rochester 

30 

Ap' 

ID 

20  0  C 

Joseph  Pearl 

Rochester 

17 

May 

29 

20  0  0 

168 

John  Garlin 

Rochester 

18 

June 

5 

20  0  0 

168 

Samuel  Forst 

Rochester 

21 

1777  June  5th 

20  "  " 

168 

Samuel  Ryon 

Rochester 

25 

loth 

20  "  " 

168 

Thomas  Shaw 

Rochester 

24 

" 

loth 

20  "  " 

168 

Benjamin  Colbath 

Durham 

48 

" 

21 

20  "  " 

168 

Dan  a  negro  man 

Durham 

28 

" 

28th 

20  "  " 

168 

Samuel  Goatham 

Portsmouth 

18 

July 

I  St 

20  "  " 

168 

£700 

£11.13.4 

1777- 


April  24"^  paid  Capt  Benj"  Titcomb  for  the  travel  of  16  men  to 

Charlestown  fd  i6sS 
May      6"'  paid  Capt  Bell  for  Edward  Goathams  travel  per  Rec' 


68 
16  8 


£25  168 

Amount  State  Bounty  700.  0.0 

Time  and  expence  mustering  and  paying  the  men  fci  4^-3  7.  8.9 


£733-  5-5 
Dover  July  i777- 

Pursuant  to  orders,  I  have  mustcr'd  and  paid  the  Men  in  this  Role  the 
several  sums  set  [against]  their  names.  They  were  able  bodied  and 
Eflective. 

Otis  Baker  Muster  Master 
In  Committee  on  Claims  | 

Exeter  January  22*^  ^779  |  This  Role  is  well  vouch'd  and  ri<^htcast.  the 
Amount  is  Seven  hundred  and  thirty  three  pounds  five  shillings  and  five 
pence. 

Exam''  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 


[THIRD   NEW  HAMPSHIRE  CONTINENTAL   REGI- 
MENT.] 

[The  field  and  staff  officers  of  this  regiment,  as  organized  in  April 
1777,  were  as  follows  : 

Colonel,  Alexander  Scammell,  Durham. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Andrew  Coburn,  Marlborough. 
Major,  Henry  Dearborn,  Nottingham. 
Adjutant,  Nicholas  Oilman,  Exeter. 
Quartermaster,  James  Blanchard,  Dunstable. 
Paymaster,  William  Weeks,  Jr.,  Greenland. 
Surgeon,  Ivory  Hovey,  Berwick,  Me. 
Chaplain,  Nathaniel  Porter,  Durham. 

Colonel  Scammell  was  appointed  adjutant-general  of  the  conti- 
nental army  in  1780,  and  held  that  position  until  September  30  of 
that  year,  when,  being  officer  of  the  day  at  Yorktown,  he  was  taken 
prisoner  while  reconnoitering  the  position  of  the  enemy,  and  after- 
ward barbarously  wounded  by  them,  from  the  effect  of  which  he 
died  October  6,  1781,  at  Williamsburg,  Va.,  aged  33  years.  Lieut. 
Col.  Coburn  was  killed  in  the  battle  at  Stillwater  September  19,  1777. 
—Ed.] 


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The  fore  mentioned  names  engage  for  three  years  or  during  the  War. 
The  names  hereafter  mentioned  are  engaged  under  Cap'  Isaac  Frye  for 
the  term  of  Eight  Months. 


Andrew  Bayley 

£0  12  8^1 

John  Ball  jun"" 
Joel  Bayley 

0     12     8            TT       IT 

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0  12  8  [ 

John  Stowe 

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£2 108 

883 125 


December  17""  1777. 


£886    3  2 
Ablel  Abbot  Must''  &  Pay  Mast^ 


State  of  New  Hampshire. 
In  pursuance  of  orders  from  the  Honorable  the  Committee  of  Safety 
for  this  State  to  me  directed  I  have  mustered  the  forementioned  persons 
and  have  paid  them  the  several  sums  set  down  against  each  of  their 
names.  They  are  all  good  able  bodied  and  effective  men,  and  I  have  ad- 
ministered the  oath  which  was  proposed  for  them. 

Abiel  Abbott.  Mus*^  &  Pay  Mast'' 

[Officers :  Captain,  Isaac  Frye,  Wilton  ;  First  Lieut.,  William 
Hawkins,  Wilton;  Second  Lieut.,  Ezekiel  Goodale,  Temple;  En- 
sign, Samuel  Leman,  Hollis. — Ed.] 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


641 


[3—120]  \_Captai)i    Weaves  Co.~\ 

Muster  Roll  of  part  of  Cap'  Richard  Weares  Company  in  Col°  Scam- 
mels  Reg'  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  Mustered  and  Paid  by 
Eliphalet  Giddinge  Muster  Master 


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ton N"  4 

Samuel  Barker 

Greenland 

1777  Feby 

14 

£20 

Eliphalet  Rawlings 

Stratham 

" 

" 

20 

Robert  Bragg 

Seabrook 

" 

iS 

20 

Daniel  Carr 

Hampton  falls 

" 

" 

20 

John  Blaisdell 

Ditto 

" 

" 

20 

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Do 

♦' 

" 

20 

Stepiien  Atkinson  drum 

" 

" 

20 

Philip  Johnson  Jun'' 

Greenland 

" 

" 

20 

John  Rawlins 

Hampton  falls 

" 

27 

20 

Levi  Lam  per 

North  Hill 

Mar. 

4 

20 

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do 

" 

20 

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do 

" 

" 

20 

Benjamin  Page 

do 

" 

" 

20 

Joshua  Jenness 

Hampton  falls 

" 

" 

20 

Simon  Loverin 

North  Hill 

" 

" 

20 

Stephen  Batchelder 

Deertield 

" 

5 

20 

Matthew  Nealy  Samborn 

Nottingham 

4( 

20 

Benjamin  Mason 

do 

" 

" 

20 

Benjamin  Rawlins 

Epping 

1< 

6 

20 

Benjamin  Woodman 

Portsmouth 

(> 

7 

20 

William  Wallace 

Greenland 

" 

10 

20 

Abraham  ClifFord 

Rye 

" 

II 

20 

Ebenezer  Neal 

North  hill 

" 

14 

20 

Hussey  Hoeg 

Hamp"  Falls 

•« 

17 

20 

John  Rawlins 

Greenland 

" 

18 

20 

Joseph  Nealy 

Nottingham 

(< 

20 

20 

Elisha  Winslow 

Sandwich 

April 

I 

20 

John  Rollins 

Chichester 

" 

" 

20 

James  Allard 

Hampton 

" 

8 

20 

Elisha  Thomas 

North  Hill 

" 

9 

20 

Jonatlian  Marston 

do 

«' 

20 

John  Wells 

Nottingham 

<< 

10 

20 

Jonathan  Crosbie 

Greenland 

♦' 

17 

20 

Charles  Hodgdon 

do 

'« 

18 

20 

Jonatlian  Chase 

Sanbornton 

" 

" 

20 

Seth  Ring  Shackford 

Newington 

«• 

22 

20 

Joseph  Rawlins 

do 

«« 

" 

20 

William  Shaw 

do 

«' 

" 

20 

45 


642 


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Nevvington 

1777  April 

^-, 

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Stephen  Harmon 

do 

" 

20 

Nathan  Weare 

Hampton  Falls 

" 

28 

20 

Philip  Burnes 

do 

" 

" 

20 

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do 

" 

" 

20 

Eieazer  Gove 

Seabrook 

May 

15 

20 

168 

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do 

"   . 

20 

168 

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Hampton 

Nov' 

26 

20 

168 

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" 

" 

20 

168 

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North  Hill 

1778  Mar. 

13 

20 

£6 

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Hampton 

" 

17 

20 

6 

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Do 

" 

19 

20 

6 

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North  Hill 

" 

20 

20 

6 

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" 

20 

20 

6 

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Stratham 

•' 

20 

20 

6 

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do 

" 

27 

20 

6 

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for  the  State 

" 

28 

20 

6 

William  Cotton 

North  hill 

Ap' 

2 

20 

6 

Samuel  Runnels 

Durham 

" 

8 

20 

6 

Robert  Green 

NorthhiU 

" 

13 

20 

6 

Richard  Green 

Do 

" 

20 

6 

The  followinsf  Men  Enlisted  for  S  Months 


John  Derburne 

Jeremiah  Tucke 

John  Murphey 

Aretas  Leavitt 

Geori^e  Long 

G  John  Garland 

James  Leavitt 

Coffin  Page 

Paul  Long 

Jonathan  Seavey 

Matthias  Marston 

Nathaniel  Marston  3'! 

Levi  Seavy 

1777.  April  p'^  Cap  Rich'^ 

—  29  p'' 

May  8  pi 
Joseph  Burleigh  for  2  yea 


Hampton 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Hampton 
do 
do 
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do 
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do 
do 
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do      for  10  — 
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1777  May      7 


travel  (a^ 
do  — 
do      — 


Time  &  Expence  musterin' 


State  Bounty 
Continental  Bounty 
&  paying  the  Men 


16^8 


£1180 


£72 


£50 
1 180    00 

72      GO 
14   12  O 


£1316   12  O 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS.  643 

Pursuant  to  Orders  I  Ikivc  muster'd  and  paid  the  men  in  this  Roll  the 
several  Sums  set  against  their  names.  They  weie  al)le  bodied  &  elective 
men — 

Eliph'  Giddingc  M  M 

In  Committee  on  Claims  Exeter  Oct°  171  177^'  This  Roll  amounting 
to  thirteen  hundred  &  sixty  pounds  twelve  shillings  is  right  cast  &.  well 
vouch'd. 

Exam''  per — Josiah  Oilman  Jun'' 

[Officers:  Captain,  Richard  Weare,  Hampton  Falls;  First  Lieut., 
James  Wedgewood,  North  Hampton  ;  Second  Lieut.,  Thomas  Simp- 
son, Haverhill ;  Ensign,  Nathaniel  Leavitt,  Hampton.  Captain 
Weare  was  a  son  of  Hon.  Meshech  Weare,  and  was  killed  at  Fort 
Ann.  New  York,  upon  the  retreat  of  the  Ameiican  forces  from  Ti- 
conderoga. — Ed.] 


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\_Captain  Bcal's  Co.'\ 


A  Muster  Roll  for  Cap'  Zachariah  Heals  Company  in  Col"  Alexander 
Scammels  Rej^inient ;  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Ilampsliire  for  the 
Continental  Service.     Muster'd  and  paid  by  Eli'  Giddinge  Mus"'  Masf 


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NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Timcwiien  Mustered 

State  Bounty 

Charleston 
No  4 

James  Gordon 

Epping 

1777  Jan  27 

£20 

John  Shanan 

New  Castle 

ii. 

20 

John  Herrington 

Londonderry 

(I 

20 

Richard  Sherman 

Portsm" 

(( 

20 

Paul  Lambert 

Exeter 

(; 

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Portsm° 

(; 

20 

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do 

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20 

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do 

ii 

20 

John  M'^Donnel 

New  Bost" 

(( 

20 

James  Worster 

Portsm" 

(( 

20 

Samuel  Parcey 

Hampstead 

c; 

20 

Benj"  Hoyt 

Exeter 

i( 

20 

Charles  Skinner 

Portsm" 

u 

20 

Sam'  Odiorne 

do 

u 

20 

Rob'  Stokell 

do 

(( 

20 

Sam'  Hambleton 

Londonderry 

u 

20 

William  Lear 

New  Castle 

(( 

20 

William  Young 

]>over 

(( 

20 

William  Hoyt 

Exeter 

(( 

20 

Dan'  Rawlins 

Stratham 

u 

20 

Richard  Goss 

Rye 

(( 

20 

James  Parker 

Portsm" 

(( 

20 

Peter  Abbot 

Kingston 

(( 

20 

Samuel  Knowles 

Rye 

(( 

20 

Benj"  Durgin 

Durham 

(( 

20 

Thomas  Waters 

Porlsm" 

.( 

20 

Simon  Knowles 

Rye 

u 

20 

Eliphaz  Reed 

Strath-" 

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20 

John  Marden 

Rye 

(( 

20 

John  Miller 

Portsm" 

(( 

20 

Stephen  Sweester 

do 

l( 

20 

Sam'  Ilodgdon 

do 

t( 

20 

Job  Jenness 

Rye 

(( 

20 

Benjamin  Straw 

San down 

(I 

20 

Stephen  Lary 

New  Castle 

(4 

20 

Richard  Locke 

do 

(( 

20 

Clement  Jackson  J' 

Portsm" 

Feb  17 

20 

648 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Travel  to 

NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when  Mustered 

State  Bounty 

Charleston 
No  4 

Edward  Peavy 

New  Durh™ 

1777  F^^ 

17 

£20 

Joseph  Hull 

Portsm" 

a 

20 

James  Randall  Jun' 

New  Castle 

a 

20 

James  Randall 

New  Castle 

1777  Feb 

17 

20 

Thomas  Newton 

Kingston 

( ; 

i  i 

20 

John  Rand 

New  Castle 

a 

i( 

20 

Sam'  Cole 

Portsm" 

li 

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20 

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do 

a 

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20 

Josiah  Howe 

do 

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20 

20 

Philip  Cooper 

do 

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20 

James  Edgerly 

Durham 

( i 

" 

20 

Henry  Langmaid 

New  Castle 

(.  1. 

26 

20 

William  Goudy 

do 

Mar 

7 

20 

Sam'  Davis 

Portsm" 

b  ( 

a 

20 

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do 

ii 

I  i 

20 

Daniel  Clark 

Kingston 

i  i 

a 

20 

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Portsm" 

li 

10 

20 

John  Peverly 

Portsm" 

Mar 

II 

20 

Benjamin  Cross 

do 

a 

ii 

20 

William  Russell 

do 

U 

25 

20 

Jonathan  Shute 

do 

Ap' 

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20 

Charles  Briand 

Stratham 

fc  c 

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20 

Peter  Akerman 

Portsm" 

(  c 

9 

30 

Thomas  Parker 

do 

u 

ii 

20 

John  White 

do 

;( 

21 

20 

John  Jones 

do 

Ap' 

1 1 

20 

John  Odiorne 

Rye 

a 

H 

20 

16  8 

Rich''  Weare 

Portsm° 

Li 

I  i 

20 

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do 

i  i 

9 

20 

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do 

i  i 

21 

20 

£1340 

1777  Ap'  4  p''  Cap  Beal  for  52  mens  Travel  ^o)  165-8 
29  p**  L' John  Dennet  for  8  men  ) 
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£43  6  8 
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£52  100 

1340 
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£1405  iS  o 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


649 


PuisiKUit  to  orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  men  in  this  Roll  tlic 
several  sums  set  against  their  names.  They  arc  al:)le  l)0(lied  ctVectivc 
men.  Elipha'let  Giddingc  Mus"  Mast" 

In  Committee  on  Claims  ) 
Exeter  Oct°  17,  1778  ( 

This  Roll  amounting  to  fourteen  hundred  and  five  pounds  eighteen 
shillings  is  right  cast  &  well  vouch'd 

Exam*^  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 

[Officers :  Captain,  Zachariah  Bcal,  Portsmouth  ;  First  Lieut., 
Nathaniel  Oilman,  Newmarket ;  Second  Lieut.,  John  Dennet,  Ports- 
mouth ;  Ensign,  Joseph  Boynton,  Stratham. — Ed.] 


[3-131] 


\_Captai)i  BcaVs  Co. —  Casualties. ~\ 


List  of  Non  Commissioned  Officers  and  Privates  Formaly  of  the  Late 
Cap'  Zachariah  Beals  Company  3''  N.  H.  R.  from  January  i.  i777-  To 
January  i*'  17S0  Engaged  During  war  &  three  years  with  the  Dates  of 
their  Inlistments — 


Inlisted 

Mens  Names 

Rank 

Term 
3  years 

Casualties 

20  Jany 

1777 

Richard  Goss 

Serj' 

killed  Oct"^  7  1777 

S  Feby 

do 

W"  Gale 

do 

do 

3  Jany 

do 

Thos  Shaw 

do 

war 

Redust  to  the  Ranks  9  Nov  i 

778 

I  Apr' 

do 

Patrick  Fling 

do 

3  years 

21  Jany 

do 

Samu'  knowls 

Corpl 

3  years 

died  June  27th  1778 

20  Jany 

do 

David  Duncan 

do 

war 

Translaired  to  the  Corps  Inva 

ides 

17  Jany 

do 

Alpheus  Reed 

do 

3  years 

desarted  10  Janry  1778 

13  Feby 

do 

John  Paverly 

do 

5  years 

2  March 

do 

Nath'i  Walden 

do 

war 

Promoted  6  Auo;iist  1778  Dese 

rted 

Janry  3    1779  Returned  17S0 

4  Janry 

do 

Charles  How 

Drum 

3  years 

killed  July  3  1777 — 

10  do 

do 

Samu'  Odiorn 

Fifer 

war 

9  Apr' 

do 

Peeler  Akerman 

Private 

3  years 

Transfared  to  Corps  Invalides 

25  Janry 

do 

Peeter  Abbot 

do 

3  years 

13     do 

do 

phillip  Cooper 

do 

do 

i3Febr> 

do 

Benj"  Cross 

do 

do 

16  Nov 

1776 

Daniel  Clark 

do 

war 

desarted  20th  May  1779 

4  Janry 

1777 

John  M'Donald 

do 

3  years 

died  1st  July  1777 — 

13  Nov 

1776 

Samuel  Davis 

do 

war 

do     do 

do 

Benj"  Durjjin 

do 

do 

died  7  March  1778 

24  Janry 

n77 

Jam"  Ed<jeriy 

do 

3  vears 

28  Feby 

do 

W"'  Gowdy 

do 

do 

Deserted  Nov  6th  1777 — 

15  Janry 

1777 

SamI  Hamelton 

do 

do 

killed  5  July  1777 

12  Feby 

1777 

Clem'  Jackson 

do 

do 

died  Dec'  31st  1777 

650 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Inlisted 

28  Feby 

1777 

13  Nov^ 

1776 

27  Janry 

1777 

I  Janry 

do 

30  Janry 

1777 

25  Jany 

do 

20     do 

do 

22     do 

do 

21  Janry 

1777 

13     do 

do 

1 1  Apl 

do 

8  March 

do 

4  Janry 

1777 

4     do 

do 

6  Feby 

do 

30  Janry 

do 

6  Feby 

do 

24  Mar 

do 

10  Jany 

do 

29  Marcli 

do 

21  Jany 

do 

3     do 

do 

do     do 

do 

4  Jany 

1777 

14  Nov 

1776 

17  Apr 

1777 

7     do 

do 

12  March 

do 

20  Janry 

do 

9  Jany 

do 

20  Jany 

do 

6  Feby 

do 

22  March 

do 

21 Jany 

do 

II     do 

do 

12  Feby 

do 

9  Janry 

do 

II  Jany 

do 

2     do 

do 

6  Feby 

do 

6  June 

1779 

6  June 

1779 

Mens  Names 


Jobe  Jenniss 
Simon  Knowls 
Rich''  Loci< 
Paul  Lambert 
Stepii"  Lary 
Henry  Langmaid 
W">  Lear 
John  Marden 
John  Millor 
Tho'*  Nuton 
John  Odiorn 
Tho*'  Prouse 
Samul  Pery 
Edvv<i  Pevey 
Jam**  Randell 
Dan'l  Rowlings 
John  Rand 
W"  Russell 
Benj"  Straw 
Jon"  Shute 

Stephen  Switcher 
Richard  Shernion 
Jams  White 
Jams  Worster 
Thos  Waterhouse 
ThosVValdin 
Richard  Ware 
Joiin  Wate 
W'"  yongue 
Chas  Skinner 
Jn"  Shannon 
Saml  Coaie 
Chas  Briant 
Jams  Parker 
W'"  Hoit 
Joseph  Hull 
Benj"  Hoit 
Samul  Haydon 
Jn"  Herrington 
Jams  Randall  Jun 
Danl  Cilley 
Thos  Parker 
W"^  Heath 
Gideon  Kirkland 
Joshua  Tennent 
Bartin  Pollard 


Rank 

Term 

Private 

3  years 

do 

war 

do 

3  years 

do 

war 

do 
do 

3  years 
do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

war 

do 

do 

do 
do 

3  years 
do 

do 

3  years 

do 
do 

3  years 
do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

war 

do 
do 

3  years 
war 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 
do 

3  years 
do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

war 

do 
do 

3  years 
war 

do 

do 

do 

war 

do 
do 

3  years 
do 

do 

war 

do 

do 

3  years 

war 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

3  vears 

Serjt 

war 

Casualties 


died  Dec""  31st  1777 


Desarted  Janry  ist  1778 
died  22  Janry  1778 

died  June  22th  1778 

Desarted  6  august  1778 
died  Sept  ist  1777 — 

Desarted  June  ist  177S — 
died  June  ist  1779 
died  august  24  1777 — 
Discharged  Feby  ist  1779 

Desarted  i  Septr  1778 

died  July  20th  1778 
deserted  6  august  1 77S  Rejoin^ 
Apr  I7tli 


died  20  Jany  177S — 


died  6  June  1777 
died  12  May  1778 

Deserted  12th  July  1777 
do         28     Jany  do 
do         do      do      do 
do  4    Apl      do 

do         27  March  do 
do         II  June  1777 

kild  5  July  1777 


Desarted  Novr  24,  1778 
died  august  31,  1777 
do  Jany  5  do 

do  Aprl  9  do 


desarted  never  Joined 


REVOLUTIONAKV    WAR    ROLLS. 


651 


[3~'33]  \_Captain  McClary's  Co."] 

Muster  Roll  of  the  Soldiers  enlisted  in  Cap  Michael  M'^Clary's  Compa- 
ny Col°  Scammels  Regiment,  mustered  and  paid  by  Eliphalet  Giddinge 
Muster  Master 


NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when 
tercd 

VIus- 

State  Bounty 

Travel  to 
Charles- 
ton No  4 

Neal  M'^GafVey 

Epsom 

1777  Jan^ 

30 

£20 

John  Wadleigh 

Exeter 

( ( 

20 

Jonatlian  Flood 

d" 

(( 

20 

Nehcmiah  Leavitt 

Feb' 

6 

20 

John  Mason 

(( 

20 

Joseph  Griffin 

Deerfield 

(C 

20 

Benj"  Hall 

Lee 

(( 

20 

Peter  Pomp 

Epsom 

(C 

20 

Jon"  Prescutt 

New  mar' 

(( 

20 

James  Colbey 

Newmarket 

(( 

20 

Thomas  Speed 

Exeter 

Feb'' 

24 

20 

John  Bean 

Poplin 

(  L 

20 

Josiah  Bean 

d° 

(  I 

20 

Winthrop  French 

d° 

(( 

20 

John  Gilman 

Wakefield 

l( 

20 

William  Rand 

Stratham 

U 

26 

20 

William  Blake 

Moltonbro 

1777  Feb^ 

26 

20 

Eben''  Cummings 

Holies 

Mar 

4 

20 

Jon"  Mason 

Newmark' 

( ( 

20 

Sam  Baker 

d° 

(( 

20 

Joshua  Turell 

Deerfield 

(( 

10 

20 

Joseph  Dudley 

Epping 

(( 

II 

20 

Minicus  Griffin 

Deerfield 

(( 

'.1, 

20 

Abr"  Page 

d» 

C  I 

13 

20 

John  Leavitt 

Stratham 

u 

(( 

20 

James  Hall 

Lee 

(I 

i( 

20 

Josiah  Batchelder 

Deerfield 

ii. 

H 

20 

James  Batchelder 

d" 

(( 

(C 

20 

Josiah  Chase 

Stratham 

i( 

17 

20 

16  8 

John  Taylor  Jun' 

d" 

u 

C( 

20 

Nath  Batchelder 

Deerfield 

(( 

u 

20 

Chase  Page 

d" 

(( 

21 

20 

William  Furnald 

Chester 

1777  Feb 

26 

20 

Sam'  Judkins 

(( 

u 

20 

Pike  Hilton 

Nottgh-" 

li 

3' 

20 

Simon  Derburne 

Epping 

Ap' 

I 

20 

Edward  Mason  jr 

Stratham 

u 

^ 

20 

James  Hall 

Nottgham 

(( 

8 

20 

W'"  Marden 

Rye 

(( 

10 

20 

652 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when  Mus- 

State  Bounty 

Travel  to 
Charles- 

ton No  4 

Moses  Kelev 

Moltonbro' 

Ap' 

14 

20 

Isaac  Moore 

Deerfield 

a 

( ( 

20 

Abr"  Potter 

Deerfield 

1777  Ap 

14 

20 

Noah  Sinkler 

Louden 

it, 

1=; 

20 

Benj"  Palmer 

Stratham 

a 

(( 

20 

Jn°  Kinnekum 

Stratham 

i  i 

a 

20 

16  8 

Sidon  Martin 

Lee 

(( 

28 

20 

Jere*^  Rawlins 

Stratham 

May 

S 

20 

16  8 

Luke  Libbey 

Hamp'-falls 

n 

=; 

20 

Joshua  Blake  fifer 

a 

6 

20 

16  8 

John  Clough 

Gilmanton 

a 

29 

20 

16  8 

£1000 

£434 

1777  April  I,  paid  Cap  M'Clary  for  25  mens  travel 


14  p" 
29  p'' 


do         for  10       do       do 
do         for  1 1       do       do 
46  men  (a-'  i6s8 


State  Bounty 
Time  &  Expence  mustering  &  paying  the  men  in  this  Roll 


£38 

68 

£43 
1000 

10 
0 

£1043 

ID 

10 
0 

£10^2  10 


Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  mustered  &  paid  the  men  in  this  Roll  the 
several  sums  set  against  their  names.  They  were  able  Bodied  effective 
Men  Eliphalet  Giddinge  M  M 

In  Committee  on  Claims.  Exeter  Oct°  17th  1778.  This  Roll  amount- 
ing to  Ten  hundred  and  fifty  two  pounds  ten  shillings  is  right  cast  and 
well  vouchd. 

Exam*^  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun"" 

[Officers:  Captain,  Michael  M*^Clary,  Epsom;  First  Lieut.,  An- 
drew M^Gaffey,  Epsom;  Second  Lieut.,  Joseph  Hilton,  Deerfield; 
Ensign,  Dudley  Chase,  Stratham.  Captain  M^Clary  was  killed  in 
battle  at  Saratoga. — Ed.] 


REVOLUTfONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


653 


[3-135] 


\_Captain  I^ivcnnorc's  Co.~\ 


Muster  Roll  of  Captain  Daniel  Livcrmorcs  Company  in  Col°  Alexan- 
der Scammels  Reg'  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Con- 
tinental Service.  Muster'd  &  paid  by  W"  White  Must"  Mast"  March 
1777. 


NAMES. 

State  Bounty 

Travel  to 
Charlestown 

No  4 

Robert  Livingston 

£20 

Samuel  Smith 

20 

Beriah  Abbott 

20 

William  Eastman 

20 

John  Straw 

20 

Obediah  Kimball 

20 

James  Barry 

20 

John  Austin 

20 

Solomon  Fiske 

20 

Benj"  Sargeant 

20 

Eben''  Farnham 

20 

Abner  Hogg 

20 

Charles  Bryant 

20 

Amos  Flood 

20 

Samuel  Worthen 

20 

James  Nesmith 

20 

Joshua  Bell 

20 

^ 

William  Johnston 

20 

James  Gibson 

20 

George  Cooper 

20 

Jerc''  Fairfield 

20 

Henry  Thompson 

20 

John  Ayers 

20 

Thomas  Holmes 

20 

John  Ervin 

20 

Josepli  Bicktbrd 

20 

John  Martin 

20 

Abiel  Stevens 

20 

Phineas  Stevens 

20 

Edward  Tavlor 

20 

Oliver  Ta\  lor 

20 

Samuel  JudUins 

20 

Patrick  Fling 

20 

Thomas  Adams 

20 

Thomas  Pitio 

20 

William  Heath 

20 

654 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


Travel  to 

NAMES. 

State  Bounty 

Charlcstown 

No  4 

John  Craige 

£20 

John  Crawford 

20 

Charles  M'^Carty 

20 

Benj''  Karr 

20 

Moses  Page 

20 

Valentine  Sullivan 

20 

James  Craige 

20 

John  Bo3'es 

20 

John  Hillery 

20 

William  Rowe 

20 

Obediah  Dudee 

20 

Jacob  Eastman 

20 

John  Garland 

20 

Nathaniel  Brown 

20 

Hezekiah  Swain 

20 

Robert  Morrill 

20 

Phillip  Row  ell 

20 

Aquilla  Davis 

20 

Loyd  Jones 

20 

H 

Thomas  Hoyt 

20 

H 

Pratt  Chase 

20 

H 

Andrew  Stone 

20 

Continental 

12 

Daniel  Chandler 

20 

Bounty 

Jacob  Bu chart 

20 

£6 

Henry  Sellingham             ")    -j 

13    6 

4 

Jacob  Sellingham               >     2 

13    6 

4 

Joseph  Oriant                     )     3 

13    6 

4 

£1239  18 

£iS 

£2  14 

Paid  Cap  Livermore  for  35  mens  travel  per  Rec' 


£37  15 


£40    9 
State  Bounty  1239  iS 

Continental  Bounty  iS    o 


£1298     7 
To  my  Time  and  expence   mustering  and  paying  63   men  <a) 

4^3  13    7    9 


£1311.14.  9 

Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  men  in  this  Role 
the  several  sums  set  against  each  mans  name  and  they  were  able  bodied 
effective  men.  William  White  Miisf  Mas'"" 


KEVOLUTIfiNARV    WAR    ROLLS. 


655 


[Officers:  Captain,  Daniel  Livermore,  Concord;  First  Lieut., 
Da\-id  McGregor,  Londoiideiry ;  Second  Lieut.,  Amos  Colburn, 
Chesterfield  ;  Ensign,  Nathan  Hoit,  Moultonborough. — Ed.] 


[3-1 28] 


S^Captahi  LivcrDiore  s  Co. — Additional. ~\ 


A  Muster  Roll  and  Pay  Roll  of  a  Part  of  Cap  Daniel  Livermorcs 
Comp-*'  in  Col°  Scammcls  Reg'  mustered  at  the  desire  of  L'  Col  Colburn 
of  said  Reg'  which  Regiment  was  raised  by  the  State  of  New  Hampshire 
for  the  Continental  Service  1.777.  ^^'^  ^'^^  Subscribers  Do  acknov\  ledge 
that  we  have  received  of  Tho  Sparliawk  one  of  the  Muster  Masters  for 
the  State  of  New  Hampshire  the  several  sums  prefixed  to  our  names. 


NAMES 


Adino  Goodenough  1777  May    2 
Calvin  Goodenough  "        " 

Frederick  Freeman  "       4 

Peler  Tozer  "     30 

Josepii  Porter  June  17 


(D 

■^ 

tx) 

H 

< 

Private 

22 

" 

17 

" 

17 

" 

18 

16 

0  1) 

in  0 

4) 

tl5< 

t-' 

3 

0 

_0J 

Malbro' 

V 

£20 

5    2 

do 

.11 

20 

S    2 

do 

V 

20 

5    2 

do 

V 

20 

5    2 

Chesterfield 

29 

20 

4  10 

;^ioo 

15    6 

;^20  5      2 

20  5    2 

20  5    2 

20  5      2 

20  4  10 


Time  and  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  above  men  a  4s 
Expence  making  return 


;^IOI 

5 

6 

10 

10 

£102  16    4 


Walpole  June  i777-  I  have  mustered  the  above  men,  they  were  able 
bodieil  &  Eitective  ;  and  have  paid  them  the  several  sums  set  against 
each  of  their  names 

Thomas  Sparliawk  M  M 
In  Committee  on  Claims   | 

Exeter  Feb^  S''  1779.  j  The  above  Roll  amounts  to  one  hundred 
&  two  pounds  sixteen  shillings  &  foiu"  pence. 

Exam''  per  Josiah  Oilman    Jun' 


656 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-137] 


\_Captain  Sto7te's  Cc] 


Mustei'  Roll  of  Captain  Benj"  Stones  Company  in  Col"  Scammels 
Reg'  raised  by  tlie  State  of  New  Hampshire  for  the  Continental  Service 
Mustered  ancl  paid  by  William  White  Muster  Master. 


State 

Travel  to 

NAMES 

Time  when  Mustered 

Bounty 

Charlestown 
No  4 

David  Nevin 

1777  March  21 

£20 

Nathaniel  Hull 

20 

Zebediah  Heath 

20 

Richard  Heath 

20 

Henry  Springer 

20 

David  Jewell 

20 

Caleb  Knight 

20 

Benf  Atwood 

20 

Thomas  Wood 

20 

Gideon  Wood 

20 

Moses  Knight 

20 

Enoch  Hunt 

20 

Nath'  Chase 

20 

Daniel  Morse 

20 

Geo  Shephard 

20 

Nath'  Knowles 

20 

George  Nelson 

20 

Paul  Wells 

20 

Benj"  Eaton 

20 

Eleazer  Emerson 

20 

John  Sheshans 

20 

Colli ne  Eaton 

20 

Ezra  Merrick 

20 

John  Tyler 

20 

Joseph  Copp 

20 

Aaron  Copp 

20 

Benj''  Knight 

20 

Timothy  Page 

20 

Asa  Spencer 

20 

John  Holmes 

20 

Joseph  Chase 

20 

Christopher  Marsh 

20 

John  Ryant 

20 

Joseph  Smith 

20 

William  Presson 

20 

Joseph  VVilloughby 

20 

Isaac  Smith 

20 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


657 


State 

Travel  to 

NAMES 

Time  when  Mustered 

Bounty 

Charltstown 
No  4 

Joel  Fox 

£30 

Jolm  \V bitten 

20 

Robert  Hastings 

20 

James  Hastings 

20 

Nicholas  Hall 

20 

Silas  Fox 

20 

Biadle  Richards 

20 

Thomas  Hale 

20 

Ward  Clark 

20 

12 

Edward  Kendell 

April  3'* 

20 

Richard  Smart 

20 

Silas  Brown 

1777  Aprils'! 

20 

Benjamin  Presson 

20 

Moses  Smart 

20 

John  Phillips 

20 

Abel  Webster 

20 

Joseph  Hobart 

20 

Elijah  Lucas 

20 

Samuel  Hull 

• 

20 

Benjamin  Phillips 

20 

Sterling  Fleath 

20 

James  Barnes 

20 

Isiah  Johnson  8  M° 

May 

16  8 

John  Straw 

16  8 

Abraham  Chace 

16  8 

Jonathan  Heath 

16  8 

Thomas  Dowe 

16  8 

Enoch  Heath 

16  8 

Stephen  Flanders 

16  I 

Stephen  March 

15 

Benj"  Williams 

15 

12 

Austin  George 

20 

Andrew  Newall 

20 

12 

Edward  Wood 

20 

12 

1240 

Samuel  Sargeant 

1778  Feby 

20 

15 

Geo  :  Christopher 

20 

Richard  Griffin 

20 

Stephen  Keycs 

Ap'4 

13  6  8 

Daniel  Cross 

13  6  8 

George  Everett 

13  6  8 

Continental 
Bounty 

John  Bradshaw 

May  10 

20 

£6 

46 


658 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


NAMES 


Time  when  Mustered 


State 
Bounty 

Continental 
Bounty 

Travel  to 
Charlestown 

No  4 

£20 

£6 

20 

6 

20 

6 

20 

6 

John  Wilson 
Isaac  Gay 
William  English 
Francis  Kane 

£1440  £30       £10     91 

1777  March  35.   Paid  Cap'  Stone  for  13  mens  travel  9150 

April    24.   Paid       Ditto        for  42  mens  Travel  per  Rect     26   14  o 


State  Bounty 
Continental  Bounty 


To  Time  &  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  Men 


Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  muster'd  and  paid  the  Men  in  this  Roll  the 
several  sums  set  against  each  mans  name  &  they  were  able  Bodied  & 
effective  Men 

William  White  Mus"^  Mas'' 
In  Committee  on  Claims) 

Exeter  Oct°  i  177S       )  This  Roll  is   right  cast  and  well   vouchd 

amounting  to  Fifteen  hundred  &  thirty  four  pounds  six  shillings  &  seven 
pence. 

Josiah  Oilman  Jun' 

[Officers  :  Captain,  Benjamin  Stone,  Atkinson  ;  First  Lieut.,  Ben- 
jamin Hichcox,  Campton  ;  Second  Lieut.,  Amos  Webster,  Plymouth  ; 
Ensign,  Joshua  Eaton,  Goffstown. — Ed.] 


£46 

1440 

30 

18  I 

£1516 
17 

18  I 

8  6 

£1534 

6  7 

REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


659 


[3- I 39 J 


\_Captain  Grays  C<?.] 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Cap'  James  Grays  Company  in  Col"*  Alexander 
Scammels  Reg'  raised  by  tlie  State  of  New  Hamp'  for  the  Continental 
Service.     Aluster'd  &  paid  by  Elip'  Giddinge. 


Time  when  Mus- 

State 

Travel  to 

NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

tered 

Bounty 

Charlestown 

No  4 

Joseph  Dollof 

South  Hampt" 

1777  Ap'      9 

£20 

Eph'"  Dudley 

do 

11        ( i 

20 

Trueworthy  Dudley 

do 

((        (( 

20 

Dan'  Cass 

Raymond 

"       11 

20 

Moses  Cass 

do 

((           ;i 

20 

Abra**  Cummins 

Greenland 

"         15 

20 

Matthew  Scales 

Kingston 

"         19 

20 

Elias  Carr 

do 

((              u 

20 

Nath'  Daniels 

Lee 

"          21 

20 

James  Mason 

Moltonbro' 

U                (( 

20 

Jon"  Folsom 

Exeter 

"         22 

20 

Abraham  VVadley 

do 

((              u 

20 

Ebenezer  Clark 

Moltonbro' 

"         24 

20 

James  Flagg 

Sandwich 

U               C( 

20 

Joshua  Thornton  Fifer 

Moltonbro' 

4(                1.1. 

20 

William  Mallan 

Meredith 

((                (i 

20 

Nath'  Holland 

do 

((                k( 

20 

Moses  Fellows 

New  Salisbury 

"             25 

20 

Eplr  Heath 

do 

((                t  k 

20 

Benj"  Howard 

do 

(k             u 

20 

Daniel  Fultch 

do 

l(           (I 

20 

Matthew  Grele 

do 

41                (I 

20 

Reuben  Grele 

do 

1.1.               1.1. 

20 

Philip  Lufkin 

do 

(.1.                U 

20 

Reuben  Hoyt 

do 

U                (i 

20 

Joshua  Snow 

do 

((                C( 

20 

William  Bealy 

do 

(4                U 

20 

John  Smith 

Kingstown 

((                (( 

20 

Abr"  Titcomb  Swett 

do 

4(                (( 

20 

Isaac  Davis 

do 

((                U 

20 

Jeremiah  Smith 

Sanbornton 

"             26 

20 

John  Morrison 

do 

U               (( 

20 

William  Burleigh 

do 

U                (I 

20 

John  Durgin 

do 

((             u 

20 

Jon*  Bean 

do 

((           (I 

20 

Elijah  Wadleigh 

Northwood 

"     28 

20 

James  W^ilson 

Greenland 

((          (( 

20 

66o 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when  Mus- 
tered 

State 
Bounty 

Travel  to 

Charlestown 

No   4 

Thomas  Shaw- 

Greenland 

1777  Ap' 

28 

£20 

James  Marston 

Brintw"! 

May 

3 

20 

Am  mi  Andrews 

Heimiker 

(( 

5 

20 

John  Harvey 

Northwood 

a 

i  I 

20 

Zachariah  Quimby 

Brintwood 

a 

6 

20 

Daniel  Torey 

do 

ii 

a 

20 

Joseph  Smith 

do 

11 

(( 

20 

Joseph  Samborn 

do 

(( 

u 

20 

Peter  Smith 

do 

(( 

(( 

20 

Stephen  Fifield 

do 

a 

a 

20 

Joseph  Thomas 
Michael  Parkes 

Deerfield 

a 

a 

20 

Brintwood 

u 

(I 

20 

Richard  Foss 

do 

;  i 

u 

20 

Dani  phiibrick 

do 

(( 

10 

20 

Benf  Sleeper 

do 

u 

u 

20 

Reuben  Huntoon 

Kingston 

u 

( ( 

20 

James  Nichols 
Enoch  Thomas 

Brintw"^ 

It, 

i  i 

20 

Wolfbro' 

(( 

16 

20 

168 

Benjamin  Chase 

Kingston 

u 

20 

20 

168 

John  Mudget 
John  Rone 

Barn  stead 

i(, 

21 

20 

168 

Canterbury 

(; 

20 

20 

168 

Andrew  Rone 

do 

a 

(I 

20 

168 

John  Wheelock 

Portsm" 

a 

4  i 

20 

168 

Tho'  Piper 

Gilmanton 

a 

24 

20 

168 

John  Piper 

Wolfboro 

li 

i  i 

20 

168 

Sargeant  Currier 

Gilmanton 

li 

26 

20 

168 

Natli'  Dow 

do 

a 

(I 

20 

168 

Benj"  Qiiimbv 

Kingston 

a 

27 

20 

168 

Tho"  DoUof  ' 

do 

li 

I  i 

20 

168 

Benf  Whittier 

do 

a 

29 

20 

168 

Neh"  West 

Brintw'^ 

a 

20 

168 

Abner  Fowler 

Canterbury 

June 

3 

20 

168 

Eben''  Blaisdell 

'( 

M 

20 

ci    n. 

Dav'^  Cliflbrd 

Gilmanton 

u 

20 

a    (I 

Lem'  Rowell 

New  Salem 

(( 

23 

20 

168 

Andrew  Gage 

do 

a 

i  b 

20 

168 

Sam'  Silvers 

do 

li 

11 

20 

i6  8 

Heman  Amy 

do 

a 

28 

20 

168 

Tho»  Beal 

Gilmanton 

it 

23 

20 

168 

Dav*^  Piper 

Wolfbro' 

J"iy 

2 

20 

168 

Rob'  Jarvis 

Newtown 

ii 

H 

20 

168 

Zacheus  Clough 

Poplin 

1778  Feb" 

101 

20 

£ic;8o 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 
The  follow'^  men  enlisted  for  S  M" 


66i 


Time  when  M 

us- 

State 

Travel  to 

NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

tered 

15 

Bounty 

Charleslown 
No  4 

Benj"  True 

Hawk 

1777  May 

168 

Mark  I?atcliclder 

do 

a 

(  c 

168 

Caleb  Oilman 

Sanbornton 

June 

s 

168 

Tho-  Taylor 

do 

a 

1 1 

168 

Joseph  Jewett 

do 

a 

( I 

168 

Carter  Gilman 

Kingston 

a 

il 

168 

Step"  Burleigh 

Sanbornton 

July 

5 

168 

John  Yegoold 

do 

u 

7 

168 

£25      0  0 

1777  May    9  p**  Cap'  Gray  for  26  mens  Travel 
Dec'  10  p**  L'  Huntoon  6  mens  Travel 
April  7  p**  L'  Pennyman  6  mens  Travel 
"    29  p**  Ensign  Cass  iS  mens  Travel 


State  Bounty 
To  Time  &  expence  mustering  and  paying  the  men 


21  134 
5  00 
500 

10  134 


£67.  6.8 
15S0 
17    80 

£1664  14  8 


Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  men  in  this  Roll  the 
sums  set  against  their  names.     They  were  able  bodied  effective  men. 

Eliphalet  Giddinge  Muster  Master 

In  Committee  on  Claims  Exeter  October  i6th  177S  This  Roll  amount- 
ing to  Sixteen  hundred  and  Sixty-four  pounds  fourteen  shillings  and  S**  is 
right  cast  and  well  vouch'd 

Josiah  Gilman  Jun'' 

[Officers :  Captain,  James  Gray,  Epsom  ;  First  Lieut.,  Joseph 
Huntoon,  Kingston  ;  Second  Lieut.,  Adna  Penniman,  Moultonbor- 
ough  ;  Ensign,  Jonathan  Cass,  Epping. — Ed.] 


662 


REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 


[3-141] 


\^Uncertain  what  CoJ\ 


A  Muster  Roll  of  a  number  of  Soldiers  raised  by  the  State  of  New 
Hamp""  to  fill  up  the  Regiment  in  the  Continental  Service,  hired  by  Col"* 
Sam'  Folsom  and  others  Mustered  and  paid  by  Elip' Giddinge  Must" 
Masf 


Conti- 

NAMES 

Places  of  Abode 

Time  when 

State  Bounty 

nental 

Mustered 

£30  0  0 

Bounty 

Stephen  Webster 

Lowden 

1777  April 

II 

6 

William  Page 

do 

u 

( 1, 

30  0  0 

6 

John  Grear 

( b 

( b 

30  0  0 

6 

Ambrose  Vicher 

l( 

13 

20  0  0 

6 

Edward  Arm 

(( 

(I 

20  0  0 

6 

Jean  Jacque  Gille  lajunesse 

(I 

(( 

30  0  0 

6 

Charles  Viron 

(( 

( ( 

20  0  0 

6 

Etiennex  Auberts 

u 

11 

30  0  0 

6 

Antoine  Garonte 

(( 

( ( 

30  0  0 

6 

Jaques  Honorej 

(I 

(I 

30  0  0 

6 

Barthelemy  Cabuy 

u 

(C 

30  0  0 

6 

Vincent  Anastie 

u 

(( 

20  0  0 

6 

Joseph  Chautere 

( ( 

u 

30  0  0 

6 

Joseph  Gille  Barthelmy 

u 

(( 

30  0  0 

6 

Glaude  Colombon 

u 

u 

20  0  0 

6 

Joseph  Dedois 

u 

u 

20  0  0 

6 

Joseph  Coste 

(1 

(( 

20  0  0 

6 

Jean  Rots 

(( 

l( 

20  0  0 

6 

John  Cooper 

Plastow 

(( 

39 

20  0  0 

6 

Ebenezer  Jennings 

Plainfield 

May 

18 

20  0  0 

6 

Jonathan  Howe 

do 

(( 

u 

20  0  0 

6 

John  Merry 

Seabrook 

June 

6 

30  0  0 

6 

Jacob  Cagvill 

do 

u 

(( 

20  0  0 

6 

Samuel  Marston 

do 

u 

9 

20  0  0 

6 

Joseph  Towle 

July 

I 

20  0  0 

6 

The  following  men  enlisted 

for  3  years. 

David  Brooks 

May  ii"" 

1368 

Jonathan  Lake 

(( 

(( 

1368 

William  Kendell 

(( 

(( 

1368 

Humphrey  Hunt 

Sanbornton 

(( 

H 

1368 

Snow  Boynton  Drum'' 

Rindge 

(( 

u 

1368 

George  Brintnal 

Packersfield 

( ( 

13 

Laban  Hall 

Plainfield 

( (. 

4  ( 

Walter  Blois 

do 

u 

U 

Joseph  Gilman  9  M° 

Sambornton 

(( 

H 

Thomas  Hardy  one  year 

April 

39 

Jonathan  Morse  for  one  year 

May 

8 

£566.13.4 

£150 

KEVOLUTIONAKV  WAK  ROLLS. 


663 


NAMES 


Moses  Samborn  for  one  year 

William  Powell  for  one  year 

Ephraim  Serjeant  for  one  year 

Sanniel  Rowell  for  9Montlis 

Asa  Heath  for  9  Alonths 

State  l^ounty 
Continental  Bounty 

Time  and  expence  mustering  &  paying  the  Men 


Places  of  Abode 


Time  when 
Mustered 


1777  May  S 


State  Bounty 


Conti- 
nental 
Bounty 


£566.13.4 
150.    0.0 

8    40 

£729    I  I 

Pursuant  to  Orders  I  have  mustered  and  paid  the  above  men  the  sev- 
eral Sums  set  against  their  names.     They  were  able  bodied  effective  mem 

Elip*  Giddinge  Mus'  Mast" 

In  Committee  on  Claims     Exeter  October  17th  1778. — 
This  Roll   amounting  to   seven   hundred   and  twenty  nine  pounds  one 
shilling  and  one  penny  is  right  cast  &  well  vouch'd — 

Exam''  per  Josiah  Oilman  Jun"' 


[3-143] 
State  of 


[  Captain  Daniels'  s  Co.  Petit  ion. '\ 

To  the  Hon**'*  the   General  Assemblv  of  the  State 


New  Hampshire  v  aforesaid,  now  sitting  at  Exeter  in  said  State  per  Ad- 
)  jouriuiient  this  fourth  Day  of  June  A  D  1777 — 

Humbly  Shewcth  the  Company  of  Matrosses,  under  The  Command  oi 
Captain  Eliphalet  Daniels,  now  stationed  at  Fort  Sullivan,  that  they 
have  been  most  of  them  inlisted  into  the  Service  of  the  State  near  t* 
twelvemonth  last  past :  that  they  have  chearfully  performed  their  Duty  in 
their  several  Stations  thus  far,  That  at  the  Time  of  their  Inlistment,  they 
had  the  Word  of  their  Captain,  that  their  shoud  be  a  just  &  equitable 
Advancement  of  their  Wages,  in  Proportion  to  the  Rise  of  the  neccssar}' 
Articles  of  Life,  or  have  those  Articles  allow'd  to  them  at  the  Rate  they 
went  at  when  they  inlisted,  for  which  he  had  the  Assurances  of  the  General 
Court,  but  your  Petitioners,  unhappvlv  for  themselves  and  Families,  find 
their  monthly  Wages  still  fixed  at  the  Rate  of,  Forty  one  Shillings  pcr 
month  notwithstanding  the  Rise  of  every  Article  necessary  for  a  comforta- 
ble Subsistence,  is  now  nearly  double,  to  what  they  were  at  the  Time  of 
their  ingaging  in  the  Service,  which  in  Effect  causes  a  Reduction  oftheir 
Wages  to  one  half  of  its  nomenal  Value  ;  So  far  have  the  regulating 
Acts  of  this  State  been,  from   answering  the  intended  &  desired  Effect, 


664  REVOLUTIONARY    WAR    ROLLS. 

that  the  Soldirey  are  in  a  worse  situation,  now,  than  before,  from  some 
people's  wholly  refusing  to  sell  their  Comodities,  &  from  the  ektortinous 
Spirit  of  others  in  not  regarding  the  Laws;  Your  Petitioners  feel  a 
great  Concernment  in  their  Minds,  especially  those  that  have  Familes  to 
support,  when  they  look  forward  &  view  themselves  as  destin'd  for  the 
Fate  of  War,  and  when  they  look  back  upon  their  Families,  &  see  them 
also  exposed  to  the  pinching  hand  of  Poverty  ;  From  these  Principles 
alone,  &  not  from  any  mutinous  Temper  or  disafection.  They  humbly 
ask  Relief. 

Wherefore  your  Petitioners  pray  the  Hon'''*  Assembly  of  this  State, 
that  they  will  in  their  Wisdom  &  Goodness,  either  advance  the  Wages 
of  the  Soldery  in  their  Service,  or  make  some  Provision  that  their  Fami- 
lies may  be  supported  with  the  necessary  Articles  of  Life  at  as  reasona- 
ble a  Rate,  as  they  were  when  your  Petitioners  inlisted  into  the  Service, 
which  they  deem  an  Honour  to  be  ingaged  in. 

And  as  in  Duty  bound  we'll  ever  Pray 

William  Cole  r,   ^      ^  w  r^     <.  Samuel  Broten 

^  ,  ,    o    •  Robart  X  Carter  y  „ 

Caleb  Spniney  n,ark  James  Benson 

Samuel  BanfiU  Joseph  Hutchins  Daniel  Nelson 

David  Langley  Solomon  Hutchins  Seth  Huntress 

Jonathan  Dam  t         1    w  tj-  1  r     1  Thomas  Vencent 

•ij  ,      .,  T-w  oseph  X  Bicktord  ^-r         --,  , 

Hatevd  Dam  ^       ^      ^a^k  Noar  Cole 

John  Ricker  James  Staples  John  James 

Aaron  Hodgdon  James  Emery  Stephen  Dickson 

John  Ovington  James  Hodsdon  Edman  Hutchins 

Ebenezer  Janvrin  Reuben  Llanscom  Noah  Fernald 

Edward  Kennard  Thomas  Hutchins  Joseph  Fernald 

W^illiam  Stacy  Daniel  Lord  Samuel 

John  Stacy  Eli  Cole  r-  ,     t  t)   ^^,.c 

r         IT11T  Ti   1      ^  r:-         u  Cato  X  Rogcrs 

Joseph  Beal  Jr  Robert  Fernald  „,Q^        '^ 

Edward  Dam  Sam"  Remick  Thomas  Rogers 

John  Chandler  William  furnald  Benjamin  Dam 

Thomas  Chandler  John  Fernald  James  Claredge 

Nathan  Dam  W"'  Claridge 


Thomas  Durgin 


George  X  Colbroth 


APPENDIX 


APPENDIX. 


DIARIES  OF  LIEUT.  JONATHAN  BURTON,  OF  WILTON, 

N.  H. 

The  originals  of  these  diaries  are  the  property  of  George  S.  Burton, 
Esq.,  of  Boston,  a  descendant  of  the  author,  and  are  published  with 
his  permission,  in  the  belief  that  all  reliable  matter  which  gives  any 
light  upon  Revolutionary  war  movements  ought  to  be  placed  in  per- 
manent form.  Lieut.  Jonathan  Burton  was  born  at  Middleton, 
Mass.,  September  i8,  1741.  He  married  Hulda  Nichols,  of  that 
town,  February  29,  1764,  by  whom  he  had  nine  children.  He  served 
through  the  Revolutionary  war  from  Wilton,  and  subsequently  held 
prominent  positions,  both  military  and  civil  ;  was  appointed  captain 
June  19,  1786,  by  President  John  Sullivan,  and  brigade  major 
August  5,  1793,  by  Governor  Bartlett.  He  was  a  member  of  the 
board  of  selectmen  of  Wilton  sixteen  years,  represented  the  town 
several  times  in  the  general  court,  and  there  died  April  30,  181 1,  in 
the  seventieth  year  of  his  age. 


\_Ivon  of  Capi.  Benjamin  Taylor'' s  Co.^  Dec.  77,  i^ys.^ 

A  List  of  Cap*  Taylors  company  of  Melitia  Which  Marched  from  Am- 
hest  Dec'  8""  1775  to  Joyn  The  Continental  Army  on  Winter  Hill 

1  Cap'  Benj"  Taylor  15   George  Blanchard 

2  L'  Nathan  Ballard  16  Benj"  Blanchard 

3  L' John  Bradford  17  Abraham  Butterficld 

4  Serj  Jon"  Burton  iS  Abraham  Burton 

5  Serj'  Stephen  Walker  19  David  Burnham 

6  Serj'  Moses  Barron  20  Ebenezar  Chandler 

7  Corp'  Jacob  Adams  21    Ebenezar  Cram 

8  Corp'  Joseph  Farnum  22  Joseph  Cram 

9  Corp'  Ananias  M'^allister  23  John  Case 

10  Drummer  William  Steward  24  William  Crosby 

11  fifer  William  Barker  25   Natlian  Cole 

12  William  Abbott  J""'  26  John  Dale 

13  William  Abbott  27   Benj"  Dodge  X 

14  Ebenezar  Averill  28  Amos  Ellott 


668 


APPENDIX. 


39  Ralph  Ellenwood 

30  Enoch  Fuller 

31  David  Fisk 

32  Timothy  Gray 

33  David  Green  X 

34  Fifield  Holt 

35  Amos  Holt 

36  William  Hogg  X 

37  Benj  Hutchinson 

38  James  Hartshorn 

39  John  Hartshorn 

40  Nathaniel  Haseltine 

41  William  Jones 

42  James  Jones 

43  Timothy  Jones  X 

44  David  Kimbal 

45  Eli  Kimbal 

46  William  Kimbal 

47  Samuel  Lovejoy 


48  Dimond  Mussey 

49  Samuel  Henry 

50  Aaron  Nichols 

51  Caleb  Putnam 

52  Abel  Prince 

53  Elezar  Readin 

54  Benj  Steel  X 

55  Isaac  Smith 

56  Amos  Stickney 

57  Thomas  Town 

58  Benj"  Taylor  Ju"" 

59  John  Tuck  X 

60  Joseph  Tuck  X 

61  Enos  Upton 

62  John  Wallace 

63  Archelaus  Wilkins 

64  Peter  Woodbery 

65  Zaphaniah  Kitrigee 


Head  Quarters  Dec'  10*''  1775 — 

Four  Companeys  of  the  New  Hampshire  Melitia  are  to  March  to  Rox- 
bury  to  Reinforce  that  Division  the  Captain  will  recive  Gen""'  Wards 
Orders  what  Rig"' thay  are  atached  to  the  rest  of  the  New  Hampshire 
Melitea  are  to  Joyn  the  Brigade  on  Winter  Hill  and  Prospect  Hill  in 
Cambridge  Togeather  with  the  companys  of  Melitia  from  Massachusetts 
which  are  orderd  to  Joyn  Prescot  Greaton  and  Nixons  Rig'^  are  to  be 
appointed  for  the  new  Established  Rig'^  as  the  Major  and  Brigade  Gen'' 
Shall  think  fit  for  the  Most  Equal  Destribution.  The  Captains  of  the 
Several  Melitia  Companies  from  the  Massachusetts  and  New  Hampshire 
Governments  are  to  make  Exact  Rools  of  their  Companies  and  Return 
them  Signd  without  Delay  to  the  Adj'  General — 

Head  Q^"  Dec'  ii""  1775     Parole  Burks,  Countersign  Barre 

The  Majors  of  Brigade  to  be  More  Exact  in  obliging  the  Adjutants  to 
Deliver  to  them  Every  Saturday  at  Orderly  time  an  exact  Return  Signd  by 
the  Commanding  ofHcer  of  the  New  Established  Rigments  of  the  number 
of  men  which  Inlisted  in  Each  of  those  Rigiments.  The  Majors  of  Brig- 
ade will  for  the  future  be  answerable  for  any  Neglect  in  Executing  this 
Order — To  Reward  and  Encourage  Melitary  Merrits — 

The  Congress  thought  proper  to  Incress  the  Pay  of  Captains  and  Sub- 
balterns  of  the  Continental  armey  and  as  uniformity  and  Decency  in  Dress 
are  essentillary  Necessary  in  the  appearance  and  Regularity  of  an  Army 
His  Excellency  Recommends  it  earnestly  to  the  officers  to  get  themselves 
in  a  Uniform  Dress.  The  field  officers  of  each  new  corps  will  Set  the 
Example  by  clothing  themselves  in  a  Regimental  of  their  respective  corps 


APPENDIX,  669 

and  it  is  not  Doutcd  but  the  Captains  and  Subalterns  will  Immedetly 
follow  their  Example — 

The  General  by  no  means  Recomcnds  or  Desires  Officers  to  Run  into 
Costly  orExpencive  Regimentals,  no  matter  how  plain  or  coarse  so  that 
they  are  but  uniform  in  their  color  cut  and  fashion.  The  officers  belong- 
ing to  those  Regiments  whose  uniforms  is  not  yet  fixt  upon  had  better 
Delay  making  their  Regimentals  till  they  are — 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Dec'  11"'  1775  Field  Officers  of  the  Day  To- 
morrow Col°  Reed  Adjutant  of  the  day  Webb  Field  Officer  of  the  Piquet 
L'  Col"  Wyman  Piquet  within  the  Lines  Col°  Reeds  Regiment  Piquet  on 

Plough'*  Hill  Col°  Reed  0—2—2—3—52  men  The  old  field  officer  of  the 
Day  to  be  on  the  Gen^'  Parade  at  the  Piquet  where  the  new  field  officer  is 
to  Relieve  him,  The  Commanding  officer  of  the  Reg"'  which  is  to  be  a 
Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  Parade  his  Reg"'  at  the  fireing  of  the  Sunset 
gun  and  Examine  their  arms  and  ammunition  and  give  them  Strict  orders 
to  lay  upon  their  arms  and  be  ready  to  start  at  a  Moments  warning  and 
March  in  case  of  allarram  Each  commanding  officer  to  Strictly  Observe 
this  order  when  it  comes  in  Relation  to  his  Regiment  to  be  a  Piquet 
within  the  lines — 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Dec""  12"*  1775 

Brigade  Gen'''  Sullivans  orders  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorrow  Col* 
M'=Durte  Adju'ofthe  Day  Peabody— Officers  of  the  Piquet  Col°  Webb 
Major  Cilley.     Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  Night  Col°  Nixons  Reo-jment 

ca  S     S     c 

Piquet  on  Plough*  Hill  Col°  Ree"*  1-2-2-3-52 

The  Court  of  Enquiry  whereof  Col°  Nixon  is  President  to  Set  Tomorrow 
at  9  o  clock  A.  M.  LTpon  Cap*  Marcey  &  all  concerned  to  attend  at  CoI<* 
Nixons  Barrak 

Head  Q^'  Dec'  13"*  1775  The  Major  Generals  are  to  Order  the  Meli- 
tia  Companies  to  be  Joyned  to  the  Diferent  Brigades  and  Regiments  in 
their  Respective  Divisions  in  Such  a  manner  as  to  Supply  the  Difficency 
of  the  Connecticut  Troops  and  to  Prevent  Confusion  and  Disorder  in 
case  we  Should  be  cald  to  Action  and  make  report  thereof  as  soon  as  it 
is  Done.  As  these  companies  have  an  Inclination  to  joyn  Particuler 
Regi''  the  Gen'''  has  no  Objection  to  it  in  Every  instance  where  it  can  be 
done  consistent  with  the  Good  of  the  Service — and  the  allotment  to  the 
Diferent  Incampments  the  adjutant  of  Every  Regi'  to  which  any  of  those 
companies  are  joyned  are  to  aquante  tiiem  with  all  Gen''  and  Brif^^(le 
orders  that  they  may  not  Unknowingly  Disobey  them  the  Col"^  of  the 
Several  Regiments  upon  the  New  Establisliments  may  Respectively 
apply  to  the  commissary  of  Ordinance  Stores  for  75  vStantl  of  amies  Late- 
ly taken  in  the  London  Storeship  These  arms  tiie  Colonies  will  be  care- 
ful to  Put  into  the  hands  of  the  Solders  most  approved  for  their  care  and 


670  APPENDIX.    - 

Bravery  and  vSuch  only  as  are  Inlisted  for  the  next  campaign,  an  Exact 
List  of  their  Names  to  be  returned  to  their  Respective  Colonels,  The 
Carbenes  taken  in  S"^  Ship  are  not  to  be  Delivered  without  Special  Or- 
ders 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Dec""  13"^  1775 

Brigidear  General  Sullivans — olRcer  of  the  Day  Tomorrow  Major  Hale 
Adjutant  of  the  Dav  Holden  officer  of  the  Piquit  L' Col"  Nixon  Piquet 
within  the  Lines  Col"  Starks  Regi'  Piquet  on  Plough"  Hill  Col°  Reed 
o-2-2-3-c;3 — Serjeant  Ebenezar  Hogg  of  Cap'  M'^farlings  and  Col"  Nixons 
Tryed  by  a  General  Court  Martial  f  )r  absenting  himselfe  from  the  camp 
without  Leave  of  absence  &c  &c  Said  Hogg  upon  Examination  and  Evi- 
dence heard  adjudged  guilty  of  the  Principle  Part  of  the  Accusation  and 
Sentenced  to  Receive  Ten  lashes  on  his  Naked  back  at  the  Head  of  Said 
Regiment  and  not  Permitted  to  do  the  Duty  of  a  Serj'  Dureing  this  cam- 
paign the  General  approves  the  Sentence  and  orders  it  to  take  Place 
Tomorrow  at  9  o  clock  at  the  Head  of  Said  Regiment 

Head  Qii''^  Dec"-  14"'  1775 

Parole  Dimingo  Countersign  France 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Dec""  14"'  1775 

It  is  Expected  that  the  armourers  on  Winter  Hill  work  for  any  Person 
in  the  Brigade  without  any  of  them  Pretending  to  confine  their  work  to 
Particular  Regi''  The  officer  of  the  Several  Reg"  and  commanders  of 
Peticular  companies  are  Desired  Particuarlary  and  frequently  to  Visit 
the  Barraks  in  which  their  men  are  Lodged  and  Give  the  best  advice 
they  can  for  makeing  their  men  as  comfortable  as  Posable  and  make  Re- 
port of  those  they  find  in  too  Uncomfortable  a  Sittuation  to  Endure  the 
Inclemency  of  the  Weather  that  Some  method  may  be  taken  to  make 
men  more  comfortable,  The  Gen"  takes  this  opertunity  of  returning  his 
most  Sincere  and  herty  thanks  to  the  Gentlemen  officers  and  Solders  who 
have  with  So  much  Speed  and  alacricy  come  to  Joyn  the  army  and  Pre- 
vent our  Enemy  taking  the  advantage  of  the  Dastardly  Conduct  of  those 
Troops  whoo  Basely  Desarted  the  Lines,  and  as  the  time  of  those  Troops 
which  are  Inlisted  will  be  Soon  Expired  he  flatters  himselfe  that  the 
Same  Spirit  which  Brought  them  in  so  Seasonably  to  our  assistance  will 
Induce  both  officers  and  Solders  to  Exert  themselves  in  Influncing  a 
Sufficient  Number  of  Good  Men  to  Inlistfor  filling  up  the  Standing  Con- 
tinental army  which  is  to  take  Place  at  their  Departure  and  he  Sincerely 
hopes  that  their  Zeal  in  this  Respect  will  if  possible  Equal  that  which 
they  have  already  Discovered  So  much  to  their  own  and  their  Countrys 
Honour  the  Gene^  Strictly  Enjoyns  those  persons  who  may  Inlist  out  of 
the  New  Companies  into  the  Continantal  army  Not  to  Leave  the  Com- 
panies to  which  they  now  Belong  Untill  the  fifteenth  Day  of  January- 
Next  on  Penalty  of  being  treated  as  Desarters  at  a  garrison  court  martial 
held  this  Day   a  Tryal  was  had    upon  a  complant  Exhibited    by  John 


APPENDIX.  671 

Georpje  Fraizcer  Esq""  against  John  Foss  for  Loosing  a  gun  the  Property 
of  Said  Fraizer  no  Evidence  apparing  against  S**  Foss  the  court  are  of 
Opinion  the  comphuit  is  groundless  and  Vexatious  The  Gen''  approves 
the  Sentance  and  orders  the  Said  Foss  to  be  released — 

The  Court  of  Enquirey  to  Examine  into  the  controversy  Between  Cap* 
Marcy  and  Cap'  Whitcomhe  Respecting  the  Said  Marcyes  accusing  Said 
Whitcombe  of  cowardice  Having  found  that  Cap' VVhitcoinbe  Discovered 
no  covvarddice  but  on  the  contrary  manifested  a  Spirit  of  Interpidety  and 
Resolution,  The  Gen*'  approves  of  the  Result  of  the  Court  of  Enquiry 
and  Sincearly  hopes  that  Slander  and  Detraction  will  Ever  be  Discount- 
enanced and  Discouraged  in  the  army — 

Officer  of  the  Day  Tommorrow  Col°  Nixon 
Adjutant  of  the  Day  Chandler — 

Officers  of  the  Piquet  Col°  Reed  and  Major  Butterick 
Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  Night  Col"  Poors  Regiment 

capt  Privat     d      fife 

Piquet  on  Plough^  Hill  Col"  Reed  i — 2 — 3 — 3 — 53     i — i — 

Head  Quarters  Dec''  15"^  1775 

Parole  Rockingham  Countersign  Richmond 

The  Quartermasters  of  all  the  Regi"'*are  as  Soon  as  Posable  to  Deliver 
to  the  Deputy  Commissary  Gen''  M'  Elisha  Avery  all  the  cyder  Barrels 
Butter  firkins  and  candle  boxes  in  the  Possession  of  their  Respective 
cores  as  those  articles  are  very  much  wanted  for  the  Publick  Service — 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Dec'  14"'  1775 

Brigidear  Gen''  Sullivans  orders — 

officer  of  the  Day  Tomorrow  L'  Col°  Nixon 

Adjutant  of  the  Day  Tomorrow  Fogg — 

officer  of  the  Piquet  L'  Col"  Oilman 

Piquet  within  Lines  Col"  Hutchinsons  Rigement — 

Piquet  on  Plough"*  Hill  Col"  Reed  o — 2 — i — 3 — 52 — i — i 

Head  Qiiarters  Dec'  16"^  1775 
Parole  Raliegh  Countersign  Drake 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Dec'  16"^  1775 

Brigidear  Gen''  Sullivans  Orders — 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorow  L'  Col"  Holden 

Adjutant  of  the  Tomorow  Putnam — 

officer  of  the  Piquet  Col"  Poor — 

to  act  as  Major  Cap'  Miller — 

Piquet  within  the  Lines  Col"  Hutchinsons  Rigement — 

Piquet  on  Plough''  Plill  Col°  Reeds  i — 2 — 2 — 3 — 57  Privats 


6/2  APPENDIX. 

Head  Quarters  Dec'  if^  1775 

Parole  Thanet  Countersign  Dorset — 

When  fresh  Recrutes  from  the  countr)'  do  joyn  the  New  Estabh'shed 
Rige"'  the  Col°"'  or  commanding  officers  of  those  Rigements  are  to  Dis- 
charge the  like  Number  of  old  Solders  who  have  not  Ingaged  for  the 
Next  Campaign  Takeing  care  to  Part  with  the  Indiferent  first. — A  Gen- 
eral Court  Marshall  to  Sit  Tomorrow  Morning  in  Cambrige  at  Ten 
o  clock  In  the  Forenoon  to  Try  Such  Persons  as  Shall  be  Brought  Before 
them  all  Evidences  and  Persons  concerned  to  attend 

Brigade  Orders 

As  the  New  Recrutes  are  Daly  comeing  in  who  have  Enlisted  for  the 
next  years  campaign  which  in  addition  to  the  Troops  in  the  Present 
Army  and  Militia  Lately  come  in  will  make  the  Army  more  Numerous 
than  it  is  at  Present  Necessary  the  commanding  officers  of  the  Several 
Rigements  in  the  Brigade  are  Impowerd  as  fast  as  these  New  Recrutes 
come  in  to  Discharge  an  Equal  Number  of  the  Forces  now  under  their 
command — Whose  time  will  Expire  the  first  Day  of  January  Next  Take- 
ing care  to  Stop  their  guns  that  they  may  be  appridsed  and  Paid  for  by 
the  Continent  Agreable  to  order  of  the  Congress  They  are  not  to  permit 
any  Kind  of  aminunition  to  be  carried  out  of  the  Army.  All  the  New 
Recruts  of  Col°  W^ebbs  Reig"'  to  Perade  at  their  own  Barraks  to  morrow 
morning  at  Nine  O  clock  to  be  Mustred — 

Field  officers  of  the  Day  Tomorow  Col°  Oilman 

Adjutant  of  the  Day  Woodard, 

Field  officer  of  the  Piquet  L'  Col°  M^Duffee. 

Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  Night  Col°  Webbs  Rigement — 

Head  Qiiarters  Dec"'  iS""  1775 

Parole  Leachmore  Countersign  Sears 

The  Col°"*''and  commanding  officers  Rigements  and  corps  are  to  Deliver 
to  the  adjutant  0^"'^  at  ordeily  time  Next  Saturday  their  Pay  Abstracts  for 
the  Month  of  October  November  and  December  also  an  Abstract  for  the 
Month  of  January  next  for  each  of  the  New  Established  corps — The  Hon- 
ourable the  Continental  Congress  having  ben  Pleased  to  Order  all  those 
who  have  bravely  Resolved  to  Serve  their  country  another  year  Shall  be 
Rewarded  with  one  Months  Pay  advance  The  commanding  officers  of 
the  Several  Rigements  are  Desired  to  Stop  the  Blankets  belonging  to  the 
Solders  who  may  be  discharged  from  the  army  and  make  return  Every 
monday  morning  that  Proper  Persons  may  be  appointed  to  apprize  the 
Same  in  order  that  they  may  be  Paid  for  by  the  Continent  it  is  Strongly 
Recomended  to  the  worthy  officers  and  Solders  of  the  New  Recrutes  that 
they  are  Particular}-  careful  not  to  Suffer  the  Ammunition  Deliv"*  out  to 
them  to  be  wasted  as  they  will  not  only  be  answerable  for  the  Deficiency 


AFPKNDIX.  673 

but  the  Lose  of  the  Powder  So  imich  wanted  in  the  aiiny  cannot  Easely 
be  Repaid 

Head  Qiiarters  Jan^  i  1776 

Parole  Congress  Countersign  America 

This  Day  Giving  commencement  to  the  New  army  which  in  Every 
Points  is  Contenental  The  Gen'  Flatters  Himselfe  that  a  Laudable  vSperit 
of  Immulation  will  now  take  Place  and  Prevale  the  whole  of  it  without 
such  a  Sperit  few  officers  have  ever  arived  to  any  Degree  of  Reputation 
Nor  did  any  Army  Ever  become  formidable  His  Excellency  hopes  that 
the  Impotance  of  the  Create  cause  which  we  are  Engaged  in  will  be 
Deeply  Impressed  upon  Every  Mans  Mind  and  wishes  it  to  be  considered 
that  an  Army  without  order  Regularity  and  Desipline  is  no  Better  than  a 
commisond  Mobb,  Let  us  therefore  when  Every  thing  Dear  and  Vaul- 
able  to  free  men  is  at  Stake  when  our  unnatural  Parent  is  thretning  us 
with  Destruction  from  Every  Q[  Endeavour  by  all  the  Skill  and  Desi- 
pline in  our  Power  to  acquire  that  Knowledge  and  conduct  that  is  Neces- 
sary in  War,  Our  Men  are  brave  and  good  Men  who  with  Pleasure  it  is 
observed  are  adicted  to  fewer  Vices  than  are  commonly  found  in  Armies 
but  it  is  Subordination  and  Desipling  the  Life  and  Soule  of  an  Army 
which  next  under  Providence  is  to  make  us  formidable  to  our  Enimies 
Honorable  in  our  Selves  and  Respected  in  the  World  and  herein  it  is  to 
be  Shewn  the  Goodness  of  the  officers,  In  vane  it  is  for  a  Gen'  to  Isue 
orders  if  orders  are  not  attended  too,  Equaly  vane  it  is  for  a  few  officers 
to  Exert  themselves  if  the  Same  Sperit  does  not  animate  the  whole,  It  is 
therefore  Expected  that  Each  Brigedier  will  be  attentive  to  the  Desepline 
of  his  Brigade  to  the  Exercise  and  the  Conduct  Served  in  it,  calling  the  Col°* 
and  field  officers  of  the  Rig'^  to  a  Sevear  account  for  Neglect  or  Disobedince 
of  orders,  the  Same  attention  to  be  Paid  by  Field  officers  to  the  Respect- 
ive companies  of  their  Rig'^  by  the  Cap*"  to  their  Subal'""  and  So  on  and 
that  the  Plea  of  Ignorance  which  is  no  cause  for  the  Neglect  of  orders 
(But  Rather  an  agravation)  may  not  be  ofred,  it  is  ordred  and  Desired 
that  not  only  Every  Rig'  but  that  every  company  have  an  orderly  Book 
to  which  frequant  Resource  is  to  be  had  it  being  Expected  that  all  the 
Standing  orders  which  are  Necessary  to  be  communicated  to  the  men  be 
Read  and  carefuly  Explaned  to  them  as  it  is  the  first  wish  of  the  Gen'  to 
have  the  Busnessof  the  Army  conducted  w^ithout  Punishment  to  accomplish 
which  he  assures  Every  officer  and  Solder  that  as  far  as  it  is  in  his  power 
he  will  Reward  as  Particularly  Distinguish  themselves,  at  the  Same  time 
Declares  he  will  Punish  Every  Kind  of  Neglect  or  Misbehaviour  in  an  Ex- 
amplary  Maner  as  the  Great  varitiev  of  occurincies  and  the  Multiplicitv  of 
Busness  in  which  he  is  Necessarily  Engaged  may  withdraw  his  attention 
from  manv  Objects  and  things  wliich  might  be  Improved  to  advantage, 
He  takes  this  opertunity  of  Declareing  that  he  will  thanke  any  officer  of 
what  soever  Rank  for  anv  usefull  hints  or  Posible  Information  but  to 
avoid  Trivial  Matters  as  his  time  is  verv  much  Engrossed  he  Requires 
46 


6/4  APPENDIX. 

that  it  may  be  Introduced  through  the  Chanel  of  a  Gen'  officer  who  is  to 
weigh  the  Importance  before  he  communicate  it,  all  Standing  heretofore 
Isued  for  the  Goverment  of  the  Army  of  which  Every  Rig'  has  or  ought 
to  have  copies  are  to  be  Strictly  complyed  with  untill  or  countermanded, 
Everv  Rig'  Now  upon  the  New  Establishment  is  to  give  in  Signed  by 
the  Col°  or  commanding  officer  an  Exact  List  of  the  commisiond  officers 
in  order  that  they  may  Receive  commisions,  Particular  care  is  to  be 
taken  that  no  Person  is  Included  as  an  officer  but  Such  as  have  Ben  ap- 
pointed by  proper  Authority  any  attempt  of  that  Kind  will  bring  Sevear 
Punishment  upon  the  Author,  the  Gen'  will  if  any  vacancies  happen  Re- 
ceive Recomdation  and  give  them  Proper  Consideration  but  the  Congress 
alone  is  coputent  to  the  appointment,  an  Exact  Return  of  the  Strength  of 
Each  Rig'  is  to  be  given  as  vSoon  as  Posable  Distinguishing  the  Number 
of  Melitia  and  Such  of  the  old  as  do  Joyn  for  a  month  only  of  the  Estab- 
lished men  of  the  Rig'  This  Day  being  the  commencement  of  the  new 
Establishment  the  Gen'  Pardons  all  the  officers  of  the  old  and  commands 
all  Prisoners  (Except  of  War)  to  be  Relased  Immeadatly — 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan^  i,  1776 

Brigedir  Gen'  Sullivans  orders 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorow  CoP  Nixon 

Adj'  Peabody  Field  officer  of  the  Piquet 

Col°  Starks  Major  Coburn  Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  night 

Head  Qiiarters  January  3"''  i77^ 

Parole  Holland  Countersign  William 

That  Every  officer  mav  be  perfectly  accpiainted  with  the  Establishment 
of  the  Presant  Armey  in  order  that  they  may  be  Governd  by  it  and  make 
the  Return  agreable  thereto  The  General  Informs  them  that  each  Rige"' 
is  to  consist  of  a  Col"  Lieu'  Col""  and  a  Major  Eight  companies  an  Adjutant 
and  Q_arter  Master,  Surgeon  and  Mate  Whether  a  Chaplin  will  be  allowed 
to  Each  Rig'  or  one  to  two  Rig°'^  is  yet  to  be  Detirmind  each  company 
will  consist  of  a  Cap'  a  first  and  second  Lieut  and  an  Ensign  Four  Serj'^ 
and  four  Corp''  a  Drum  and  fife  and  76  Privats  and  no  more  on  any  Pre- 
tense whatever  as  the  weekly  Returns  as  are  Ordered  to  be  given  by  Sat- 
urday are  very  Irregularly  Made  ofentimes  not  before  Monday  the  Gen'' 
Desires  that  the  commanding  officers  of  Every  corps  will  be  Exact  in 
Delivering  them  to  the  Brigade  Major  Every  Saturday  at  orderly  time 
who  is  to  be  Answerable  to  the  Adjutant  Gen^'  for  any  Neglect  of  Bisu- 
ness  for  the  Last  time  it  is  Strongly  Recomended  to  those  officers  to  Ex- 
amine their  Returns  Befor  they  Sign  and  Deliver  them,  to  the  Major  of 
Brigade  whether  pay  Roles  or  Musterroles  or  weekely  Returns  or  Return 
of  any  kind  that  are  Demanded  as  Negligence  will  not  be  over  Looked, 
and  fals  Returns  Punished  with  the  greatest  Severity,  the  Gen^'  is  appre- 
hensive that  more  men  is  absent  on  Furloughs  than  are  allowed  by  Gen'' 


APPENDIX.  675 

orders  if  So  he  Desires  the  Col°  and  commancHiig  officers  of  Such  Rig"" 
to  Rectify  the  mistake  without  Lose  of  time  for  a  Due  Reguhitioii  of  this 
matter,  further  no  Solder  is  to  be  absent  him  Selfe  without  Leave  in 
writing  Signd  bv  tlie  commanding  oHicer,  and  a  Register  thereof  made  in 
the  Rigemental  Book  wiiich  furlough  is  to  be  Returnd  as  Soon  as  he  Re- 
turns and  if  it  Should  appear  that  any  Solder  hath  overstayed  his  time 
without  Just  Reason,  a  Note  thereof  is  to  be  made  in  S*^  Book  and  a  fur- 
lough Denid  him  on  any  application  besids  Sutlering  Such  Punishment 
may  be  by  a  Rigemantal  Court  Martial  Inflicted 

Winter  Hill  Jan^^  2'*  1776 

Brigidier  Gen''  Sullivans  orders  Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorow 
Col°  Poor,  adj'  Holdin  Field  oftcer  of  the  Piquet  L'  Col"  Oilman,  Piquet 
within  the  Lines  Col°  Nixon  on  Plou**  Hill  Col°  Reeds  Rigement. 

Colo  Sub  Srt       c         P         D        f  Capl     S        S     Cor 

I — 3 — 2 — 3 — 59 — I  —  I      the  Main  Guard   to   consist  of  i — 2 — 2 — 2 — 

Privats 

After  order  of  January  2"^  '776 

The  men  who  have  ben  Draughted  for  the  secrit  Expedition  are  to 
Return  to  their  Duty  till  further  orders  yet  they  are  by  no  means  to  con- 
sidder  themselves  as  freed  from  the  Obligation  they  have  Laid  themselves 
under  but  upon  Proper  notice  Given  are  to  prepare  to  Execute  the  com- 
mands that  may  then  be  given. 

Head  Qiiarters  Jan'  3'"*  1776 

Parrole  Woodford,  Countersign  Norfolk 

the  Continental  Rules  and  articles  as  Lately  ammended  for  the  better 
Government  of  the  Troops  of  the  Thirteen  United  Colonies  are  now  to 
take  Place  all  Trials  therefore  are  to  be  under  these  Articles  and  in  com- 
pliance w  ith  the  first  all  officers  are  to  subscribe  to  them.  Each  Col°  or 
commanding  officer  of  a  Rigm"'  or  corps  is  to  apply  to  the  adj'  General 
for  a  Set  for  each  company  and  one  for  himselfe,  and  olficers  to  Sub- 
scribe, which  Last  is  to  be  Returned  in.  When  the  commisions  are 
given  out  these  articles  are  to  be  Read  to  the  men  by  an  officer  of  a  com- 
pany at  least  once  a  month,  this  to  be  considered  as  a  Standing  order, 
the  commisary  of  Stores  is  Immedately  to  make  a  Gen'  return  of  the 
Stores  under  his  care  here  and  at  Roxbery,  in  doing  which  he  is  to  be 
very  exact  an  Exact  acccount  of  the  arms  is  wanted  without  Delay  It 
was  with  no  Small  Degree  of  Surprise  that  the  Gen'  Yesterday  saw  after 
the  Repeated  orders  that  have  been  Issued  for  having  the  Tents  So  Soon 
as  the  Barraks  were  fit  to  enter.  Returned  to  the  Qj  Master  Gen'  Several 
of  them  Standing  uninhabited  and  in  a  Disgraceful  and  Ruinous  Situa- 
tion and  more  over  hears  that  others  Serve  only  for  Beading,  tlie  officers 
Who  have  Suffered  this  Neglect  will  please  to  be  Informed  that  this  is 
the  Last  adminition   that  will   be    given   on   this   head,    It   is  Expected 


676  APPENDIX. 

that  the  commanding  officers  of  Rig"'  will  be  exceedingly  attentive  ta 
the  Training  Exercising  and  Diseplining  their  men,  and  Bringing  them 
acquainted  as  Soon  as  Posable  with  the  different  Evolutions  and  Mano- 
vers  Nesessary  to  be  Practised  as  nothing  Reflects  more  Disgrace  upon 
an  officer  or  is  more  Pernisous  and  Dangerous  in  it  Selfe  than  Suffering 
arms  to  be  in  bad  order,  The  Gen^  assures  the  officers  and  men  that  he 
will  Never  overlook  or  Pardon  a  neglect  of  this  Kind,  there  are  many 
Practices  in  Regular  Service  highly  worthy  of  Immitation  but  non  more 
essential  than  this  and  Keeping  Soldiers  clean  and  neat,  the  first  is  Abso- 
lutely Nessary  for  Self  Presavation,  the  other  for  health  and  apperance 
for  if  a  Solder  cannot  be  Indue'  to  take  Pride  in  his  Person  he  Soon  Be- 
comes a  Sloven  and  Indifferent  to  every  thing  else  whilst  we  have  men 
therefore  who  in  Every  Respect  are  Superior  to  Merserny  Troops  that 
are  Fighting  for  Two  or  three  Pence  a  Day  onely  why  cannot  we  in 
apperance  be  Equal  to  them  when  we  fight  for  Life  Liberty  Property 
and  our  country — 

The  companies  now  Stationed  in  Cambridge  belonging  to  Col"  Pres- 
cots  Rig'  are  to  march  Immeadetly  and  Joyn  their  Rig'  at  Sewals  Point, 
the  companies  now  Stationd  at  Sewals  pinte  under  the  command  of 
Maj"'  Weston  are  Immeadatly  to  March  and  take  part  at  Fort  N°  i  — 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan^^  y^  1776 

Brigadier  Gen^  Sullivans  orders — 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorrow  L'  Col°  Nixon 
Adj'  of  the  Day  Tomorrow  Chandler — 
Field  officer  of  the  Piquet  Maj"^  More 
Piquet  within  the  Lines  CoP  Starks  Rig' 

c     S    S    cor  Privats 

on  Ploughd  Hill  Col°  Reed  1-2-3-2-57 


Head  Q^"  January  4  1776 

Parrole  Amstradam  Countersign  Dewitt 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  January  4  1776 

Brigadier  Gen^  Sullivans  orders — 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorrow  Col"  Hutchinson 
Ad^'  Person.  Field  officer  of  the  Piquet  Major  Putnam.     Piquet  within 
the   Lines  to   Night  Col°  Poors  Rig'     Piquet  on   Ploud   Hill  from  Col"' 

c     S  Ser  cr 

Reeds  Ricferment  i -2-2-2-51  Privats  a  Garrison  Court  Martial  Whereof 
Col°  Poor  is  appointed  President  is  ordered  to  Sit  Tomorrow  at  Nine 
Oclock  atCol"  Poors  Barrack  for  the  Trial  of  those  Persons  concerned  in 
a  Riot  yesterday  and  Such  other  Prisnors  as  Shall  be  Brought  before  them 
all  concerned  to  attend  Col°  Reed  one  Cap'  and  2  Subalterns,  the  Cap" 
of  Each  company  to   have  their  Roles  cald  at  Eight  o  clock  in  the  fore- 


APPKNDIX.  6']J 

noon  and  four  in  the  afternoon,  and  take  care  that  absent  Persons  without 
leave  be  marked  that  they  may  be  Punished  for  their  Ne<^lcct  of  Duty, 
Every  otlicer  to  be  Prcsant  at  Role  calling  and  no  Cap'  nor  Subbaltern 
Shall  Presume  to  be  absent  without  Leave  of  the  commanding  olHcer  of 
the  Reg"'  to  which  he  Belongs,  or  Field  officer  without  License,  from 
the  commander  of  the  Brigade,  The  commanding  officers  of  the  Several 
Rig""  are  ordered  to  Report  those  officers  who  attempt  to  Sleep  at  Mis- 
tick  or  any  other  Place  without  the  Lines  and  confine  Everv  Solder  who 
Shall  go  there  without  Leave  of  his  commanding  officer  the  Captains  and 
Subalterns  are  Strictly  Req'''  to  give  notice  to  the  commanding  officer 
when  any  of  their  Solders  are  absent  that  thay  may  Listantly  confind 
Every  commission  olficer  when  he  Sees  a  Large  Number  of  .Solders  col- 
lected is  to  Examine  into  the  cause  of  their  meeting,  and  unless  tiiey  can 
asigne  a  Good  Reason  for  their  assembling  is  to  order  them  to  Disperse 
and  to  confine  those  that  Refuse,  this  to  be  more  Punctualv  attended  to 
about  Mistick,  Those  Settlers  and  Sellers  of  Strong  Drink  who  shall  in 
future  Sell  Liquors  to  Solders  after  Sunset,  may  Depend  on  being  Re- 
moved from  the  Army 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan'^^  4"'  1776 

Rigermental  orders  Each  officer  that  hath  Rec"^  Enlistments  to  Re- 
crute  this  Rig'  are  Desired  to  make  an  Exact  Return  of  the  Non  com- 
missiond  officers  and  Solders  they  have  Enlisted  from  the  first  to  Satur- 
day morning  next  at  which  time  the  Returns  are  to  be  made  without 
fale  Likewise  it  is  Desired  that  commanding  officer  of  companies  Employ 
their  Drummers  and  fifers  in  Lerning  their  Duty  as  fast  as  Posable  and 
the  Drill  Serj''  to  Exercise  the  new  Troops  Every  Day  and  that  their 
Roles  are  kept  cald  every  Day  x^greable  to  Gen'  orders  and  the  Serj''  of 
Each  company  See  to  it  that  in  Dividing  the  wood  that  each  Mess  have 
their  Proper  Proportion 

P^  James  Reed  Col« 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan-5-1776 

Brigideer  Gen''  Sullivans  orders 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorow  Major  Brook 
Adj'  of  the  Day  Putnam 

Field  officer  of  the  Piquet  L'  Col"  M<=Dufiee 
Piquet  within  the  Lines  Col°  Hutchinsons  Rig' 

c 

Piquet  on  Ploud  Hill  Colo  Reed  1-2-3-2-5 1 

Head  Q^'""  Jan^^  5"'  1776 

Parole  Hancock  Countersign  Adams 

The  Majors  of  Brigade  to  order  the  adjutants  to  be  Exact  and  Punctual 
in  Makeing  the  Returns  of  the  State  of  Each  Rig'  also  a  Sepparate  Re- 


6/8  APPENDIX. 

turn  of  the  Numbers  Inlisted  in  the  course  af  Last  week  at  orderly  time 
Tomorow  a  Weekly  Return  to  be  acording  to  the  Term  Lately  Sent  by 
the  adj'  Gen',  the  Rigemantels  which  have  ben  made  repard  Sent  for, 
may  be  Deliverd  to  their  Respective  Col""^  by  the  Qj  JSIaster  Gen'  to  the 
orders  of  those  Colo"*  who  Drew  them  at  Such  Prices  as  they  have  cost 
the  Continant  which  is  much  cheaper  than  could  be  otherwise  obtained 
there  there  is  nothing  ads  more  to  the  apperance  of  the  men  then  a 
proper  Degree  of  clenlyness  in  his  Person — The  Gen'  hopes  and  Expects 
that  Each  Rig'  will  contend  for  the  Most  Solder  like  apperance,  he  is 
also  very  Desirous  to  have  the  Men  Instructed  as  Speady  as  Posable  in 
all  parts  of  their  Dut}' and  Recommends  it  to  all  the  Col""' to  be  very 
carefull  in  the  choice  of  their  Non-commisond  officers  and  to  their  Cap'* 
to  Devide  their  companies  into  Small  Squads  appointing  a  Serj'  and 
Corp'  to  each,  from  Whom  the  utmost  Diligence  is  Expected  these  Serj" 
and  Corp'*  are  by  no  means  to  suffer  the  arms  and  accutrements  of  any 
Men  in  their  Squad  to  be  Durty  or  unfit  for  Use,  and  as  far  as  in  them 
Lies  to  make  the  Men  appear  neat  and  clean,  and  Solder  like,  Niglect  of 
Duty  in  these  instances  they  may  Reli  upon  it  will  reduce  them  to  the 
Rancks,  These  orders  are  not  Intended  to  exempt  the  commission  officers 
of  the  company  from  the  Strictest  attention  to  these  things,  on  the  con- 
trary, as  it  Serves  to  Shew  the  Solissitude  in  having  the  men  and  their 
arms  appear  in  the  best  order  it  is  hoped  they  will  Double  their  Dili- 
gence, If  Col°  Brewer  Inclines  to  accept  the  appointment  of  Barrake  Mas- 
ter he  is  to  proceed  Directly  to  Discharge  the  Duty  of  that  office,  and  as 
the  first  Bisuness  to  be  done  in  an  army,  is  with  the  Q^  master  of  each 
Rig' he  is  to  See  that  the  number  of  men  for  which  each  Barrak  was 
desined  are  Immeadetly  Qiiartered  therein  keeping  the  Rig*  together  as 
much  as  posable  that  every  Tent  mav  be  Delivered  into  tlie  Qiiarter 
Master  Gen's  Store,  the  Rig'  Quarter  Masters  and  their  Serjants  are  to 
cause  to  proper  Nessesaries  to  be  Errected  at  conveniant  Distances  from 
the  Barracks  in  which  their  Men  are  Lodged,  and  See  that  those  Nesses- 
aries are  frequently  filled  up  ;  any  person  that  Shall  be  Discovered  easing 
themselves  Else  where  is  to  be  Instantly  confined  and  brought  before  a 
Rigemental  Court  Martial,  they  are  to  cause  allso  the  filth  and  garbige 
about  the  Barraks  to  be  Removed,  and  buried  in  Shorts.  It  is  in  a  par- 
ticular the  Dutv  of  Qj  Masters  to  See  that  the  Barraks  are  Kept  clean 
and  Sweet  the  Victuals  properly  prepared  &c  and  all  this  is  particular 
Busnis  of  Q_^  masters,  and  their  Serj''  to  See  this  done,  it  is  Equely 
Nessesary  and  the  Duty  of  other  officers  to  Look  into  this  Busness  as  too 
much  care  cannot  be  used  in  a  matter  where  the  helth  of  the  men  Depend 
So  Much  upon  it — 

Head  Qua''*  Jan"^  6  1776 

Parole  Gerry  Countersign  Chase — 

The  Gen'  is  Sorrey  that  a  custome  hath  Prevaled  at  the  Main  Gard  in 
Cambrige  of  Perrmiting  Prisnors  to  be  absent  on  their  Parrole,  He  there- 


APPKNDIX.  679 

fore  orders  a  7'otal  Stop  to  he  put  to  tliat  Pi'acticc,  for  the  future  any 
officers,  otVendiug  will  he  Immeadetlv  put  in  a  Rest  and  Trvd  for  Diso- 
bedancc  of  Orders  the  Freequant  application  for  flags  at  Roxhery  having 
ben  found  Very  Troubelsom  at  the  Same  time  attended  with  Inconvian- 
iences,  Major  Ge"'  Ward  is  Reposed  to  Sufler  no  More  than  one  a  Week 
to  go  in  unless  it  be  on  Special  occation  and  this  to  hapen  on  Tuesday  at 
\vhich  time  he  will  appoint  a  Proper  officer  to  attend — 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan  6  1776 

Brigadeer  Gen'  Sullivans  orders 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorow  Major  More 

Adj'  Webb — Field  of  the  Piquet  Major  Hale — Piquet  within  the  Lines 
Col°  Webbs  Rig'     Piquet  on  Ploud  Hill  Colo  Reed  1—2— 3— 3— 58 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan"  S  1776 

Brigadier  Gen'  Sullivans  orders — 

The  Colo"  or  in  their  abseance,  The  commanding  officer  in  this  Brig- 
ade are  to  See  that  their  Rig''  are  turned  out  twice  a  Day  for  the  Purpose 
of  Practicing  the  Manuel  Exercise  and  Evolutions  Excepte  When  the 
Severity  of  the  Season  will  not  admit  of  it,  As  the  attention  of  the  officers 
in  this  Brigade,  During  the  Last  campaign  hath  Ben  much  more  taken, 
up  in  fortifying  and  Strengthing  the  Lines  than  in  Practicising  thos  Ex- 
ercises So  assencial  to  Render  Troops  Formidable  as  many  young  offi- 
cers have  Joyned  us  who  though  in  all  other  Respects  Well  Qiialified 
have  Not  had  Sufficiant  oppertunity  of  acquainting  them  Selves  with  the 
Necessary  Movements  of  an  army,  The  Gen'  therefore  hopes  the  officers 
will  not  Look  upon  a  Recommendation  for  their  meeting  and  Practicing 
those  Menovers  as  a  Reflextion  upon  their  Skill,  but  on  the  contrary  by 
close  Aplication  they  may  make  tliemselves  compleat  masters  of  the  Mil- 
itary art,  and  by  their  Example  Rase  a  Sperit  of  Emmulation  in  the  Sol- 
ders, He  Flatters  him  Selfe  that  those  officers  who  have  most  Painse  to 
acquaint  themselves  will  be  most  forward  in  the  Laudable  Busnise,  and 
those  that  have  Least  oppertunity  will  improve  this  to  the  advantage  of 
themselves  and  the  Solders  under  their  command  The  Gen' assures  them 
that  he  will  Do  Every  thing  in  his  power  to  assest  them  in  the  undertak- 
ing &c — 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorow  Co'  m'^Duffe 

Adj'  H(;ldin— 

Field  officer  of  the  Piquet  Maj''  Brooks 

Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  night  Col°  Nixons  Rig' 

c 

Piquet  on  Ploud  Hill  Col°  Reed     i — 2 — 2 — 3 — 58  Privats 


68o 


APPENDIX. 


Head  Quarters  Jan-^  9  1776 

Parole  Knolten  Countersign  Charlstown 
The  Gen'Thanks  Major  Knolten  and  the  oficers  and  Solders  who  went 
under  his  coinmand  last  night  for  the  Sperit  and  conduct  and  Success 
with  which  they  burnt  the  Houses  near  the  Enimies  works  on  Bunkers 
Hill.  The  Gen^  was  in  a  more  Particular  manner  Pleasd  with  the  Reso- 
lution with  [which]  the  Party  Discovered  in  not  fireinga  Shot,  There  is 
Nothing  betrays  greater  Signs  of  fear  and  less  of  a  Solder  then  to  begin  a 
Loos  underective  fire  from  whence  no  good  can  Result  nor  any  Valuable 
Purpose  be  answered,  it  is  allmost  certain  that  the  Ennamy  will  attempt  to 
reveng  the  Insult  upon  them  Last  night  which  Reason  the  Greatest  veg- 
elence  and  care  is  recomended  as  it  is  also  the  outermost  Post,  Be  all- 
ways  Garded  by  Experenced  officers  and  good  Solders  whoo  are  to  be 
considered  in  other  Duties,  It  is  again  ordered  that  the  men  are  not 
Sufred  to  Rambel  fiom  or  lay  out  of  their  Qiiarters  contrary  to  Repated 
orders  on  this  head  and  that  their  arms  and  accoutrements  are  allways  in 
order  to  Remove  furthur  Doubts  and  to  Prevent  future  Mistakes,  It  is 
hereby  Expresly  ordred  and  Determind  that  no  Person  Do  proceed  to 
Discharge  the  Duty  of  any  office  without  a  Regular  appointment  by  a 
commission  from  the  Congress  warrant  or  Gen'  order  from  the  com- 
mander in  chief,  No  allowance  will  be  made  to  any  wdioo  contrary  to  this 
order  all  Persons  therefore  for  their  own  Sakes  are  Desired  to  take  No- 
tice of  it  and  Govern  themselves  accordingly  that  no  complaints  for  the 
future  be  Exhibited  for  Service  Unrewarded — 


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2  o  o 


Rigemental  orders  Whereas  the  Gen'  has  So  often  Issued  orders  For- 
biding  both  ofiicers  and  Soldors  from  Stroling  from  the  camp  without 
Leave  it  is  Expected  that  the  Strictest  obidance  are  Paid  to  Said  orders 
by  both  officers  and  Solders  in  this  Rig'  and  the  officers  See  that  their 
Roles  are  Caled  Morning  and  Evening  and  make  a  Return  to  me  of  all 
they  find  absent  that  Proper  Methods  May  be  Proceded  on  to  Surpress 
the  Same  The  Quartermaster  is  again  Desired  to  See  that  Each  com- 
pany are  properly  in  their  Barraks  and  Huts  and  Make  a  Return  to  me 
as  Soon  as  it  is  Done  the  adj'  is  ordered  to  appoint  a  Subbaltern  Every 
Day  Whose  Busnise  It  is  to  visit  the  Barraks  and  Gard  House  and  See 
that  they  are  Kept  clean  and  that  the  Solders  Cook  their  Victuals  Prop- 
erly and  Keep  themselves  clean  no  Solder  in  this  Rig'  is  to  Persume  to 
appear  on  the  Peradc  for  Gard  with  Durty  hands  or  face 

P'  James  Reed  Co' 

Camp  on  Winter  Jan^  10 — 1776 
Head  Quarters  Jan^  10 — 1776 
Parole  Nelson  Countersign  Langdon 
His  Excelency  Gen'  Washington  has  ben  Pleased  to  appoint  M""  Will" 
Morrony  Provost  Martial  to  the  army  of  the  United  Colonies  Serving  in 
the  Massachuscts  Bay  He  is  therefore  in  all   things  appertaining  to  his 
office  to  be  considerd  and  obev''  as  Such 


Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan''  10  1776 
Brigadier  Gen'  Sullivans  orders 


682  APPENDIX. 

Field  officer  of  tlic  Day  Tomorow  Major  Hale 

Adj'  of  the  Day  Parson 

Field  officer  of  the  Piquet  L'  Co'  Nixon 

Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  night  Co'  Poors  Rig* 

Piquet  on  Ploughed  Hill  CoP  Reed  i — 2 — 2 — 3—58 

John  Mayes  of  Cap'  Francis  company  and  Colo  Hutchinsons  Rig' 
Tryed  for  Stealing  ammunition  the  Prisnor  being  arraigned  before  the 
Court  Pleaded  not  Gilty  and  it  being  the  Second  time  of  his  being  ar- 
raigned and  no  Prosecutor  against  him,  the  Court  acquit  him,  The  Gen^ 
approves  the  Sentance  and  orders  him  to  be  Immeadetly  Released 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan^  11   1776 

General  Sullivans  orders 

Field  officers  of  the  Day  Tom"'  Col°  Read 

adjutant  Putnam 

Field  officer  of  the  Piquet  L*  Colo'  Gilman 

Piquet  within  the  Lines  Col°  Hutchinson  Reg' 

Piquet  on  Plough''  Hill  Col°  Read  i  :  3  :  3  :  2  :  56  i  Drumer  i  fi' 

A  Ser'  &  Eight  men  from  Each  Reg'  under  the  Direction  of  their  Re- 
spective Qj  masters  to  be  Imployed  Tomorrow  in  carrying  the  timber  & 
Shingles  Remaining  in  their  Respective  Reg'*  Not  made  use  of  in  finish- 
ing their  Barraks  to  the  market  Cap'  Frances  to  furnish  teames  if  Neces- 
sary Commissary  Emerson  in  future  to  make  a  Return  of  the  Number  of 
men  who  Draws  Provision  from  his  Store  in  the  Several  Reg''  in  Gen' 
Sullivans  Brigade  Everv  Saturday  together  with  the  Number  of  those 
Detachments  from  said  Reg'^  the  Cort  of  Enquire  Whereof  Col°  Webb  is 
President  heaving  Enquired  into  the  Dispute  Between  Cap'  Baker  &  L' 
Mathes  Unanimously  Report  that  the  three  men  who  occasioned  Said 
Dispute  (viz)  Solomon  Day  Benj"  Barry  &  Samuel  Dockum  are  held  by 
Cap'  Bakers  Enlistment  &  ought  Immediately  to  joyn  his  company  the 
Gen'  Highly  approves  the  above  Judgment  &  orders  the  men  to  joyn 
Cap'  Baker  Immediately 

Parole  Aery,  Countersign  Calvert 

Head  Qiiarters  Ja°  12"'  1776 

Parole  Peendleton  Countersign  Deane 

His  Excelency  the  commander  in  chieff  has  ben  Pleased  to  order  Ad- 
vertisements in  the  Several  Newspapers  of  the  adjoyning  Colonies  com- 
manding all  officers  Non  commision  officers  and  Solders  now  absent 
upon  any  leave  or  Pretense  whatever  to  Joyn  their  Respective  Rig"  at 
Roxbery  and  Cambrige  by  the  First  Day  of  Feb^  next.  And  all  officers 
neglecting  to  pay  due  obedince  there  to  will  be  forthwith  cashired  and 
Every  non  commisioned  officer  and  Solder  failing  therein  be  Tryed  and 


APPENDIX.  683 

Punished  as  Desartcrs,  The  Col'""  and  commandinj^  ofricers  of  Rig'*  or 
corpes  arc  Positively  ordred  not  to  permit  any  men  Furloughs  or  Leave 
of  absence  to  any  ofHcer  Non  commisioned  officer  or  Solder,  any  former 
permition  heretofore  given  Notwith  Standing  His  Excelency  therefore 
Expect  Every  Col°  and  commanding  officer  of  Rig'*  and  corps  will  Direct 
all  those  absent  from  their  Rig''  or  corps  to  pay  Strict  obidence  to  this 
order  that  no  person  may  j^ilead  or  be  allowd  to  plead  Igronance,  Thereof 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan  12  1776 

Brigeder  Gen'  Sullivans  orderers 

Field    officer   of  the   Day  Tomorow   Col°  Webb  Adj' Field 

officer  of  the  Piquet  Ma'f  Cilley — Piquet  within  the  Lines  Col"  Webbs 
Rig'  The  Main  Card  for  the  future  to  be  Detached  from  the  Piquet — 
Piquet  on  Ploughed  Hill  Col°  Reed  i  —  i — 3 — 3 — 50 — 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Ja"'  12  1776 

Rigemental  orders  i''Ly  that  each  Cap'  or  commanding  officers  of  a 
company  in  this  Rig'  Take  Special  care  that  their  Respective  Roles  are 
cald  Morning  and  Evening  and  the  men  Exercised  Every  day  and  that 
their  Arms  are  Kept  in  Good  order — 

2  :  ly  the  adj'  is  to  order  a  Drum  to  beat  to  cale  the  Solders  togeather 
for  Role  call  at  8  o  clock  in  the  morning  and  4  in  the  afternoon — 

3'y  the  Qiiarf  Marster  is  to  make  a  Return  to  the  commanding  officer 
of  the  Rig'  of  all  the  Vitualing  Returns  week  by  Week  that  they  may  be 
Entred  in  the  Rig"'  Book 

4''  the  orderly  Serj''  are  to  See  to  it  that  they  Read  the  orders  Daly  to 
the  officers  of  their  companies 

5'^  It  is  Expected  that  Every  officer  and  Solder  in  this  Rig'  Strictly 
observe  and  obey  the  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth  articles  in  the  Book  of 
Rules  and  Goverment  of  the  Troops  of  North  America 

P''  James  Reed  Colo 
Head  Qi'"  Jan^  13  1776 

Parole  Conway  Countersign  Grafton 

To  prevent  any  Misconception  of  the  orders  of  Yesterday  it  is  Declared 
that  the  commanding  officers  of  Rig"'*  are  not  Restrained  from  Sending  out 
as  many  Recruting  officers  as  can  be  Spared  from  y*"  Duties  of  their  Re- 
spective Rign'°  but  that  those  officers  Together  with  Such  as  are  now  out 
with  their  Recrutes  be  Posetively  ordred  to  be  in  camp  by  the  last  of  this 
month  That  our  Real  Strength  May  l)e  fully  and  clearly  Assertained,  it 
is  Expected  that  Each  Rig'  will  Exert  themselves  to  the  Utmost  to  Re- 
crute  what  men  they  can  in  the  Time  mentioned.  The  Col°"'  and  com- 
manding officers  of  corps  to  recomend  it  Directly  to  their  Recruting 
officers  in  the  country  or  at  Least  as  many  as  it  is  Posable  to  have  Sup- 
plied with  arms  From  thence 


684  APPENDIX. 

Head  Qiiarteis  Ja°  14"^  1776 

Parole  Peterborough  Countersign  London 

A  Gen^  Court  Martial  to  Set  Tomorrow  Morning  in  Camebridge  to 
Try  Such  Prisnors  as  Shall  be  Brought  before  them  all  Evidence  and 
Persons  concernde  to  attend  the  Court — The  Court  to  assemble  at  M'' 
Pomeroys  at  Ten  o  clock  in  the  Fore  noon — 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan''  14*  1776 

The  Gen^  Sincearly  thanks  those  worthy  Patriotic  Solders  Who  at  his 
Request  have  agreed  to  Tarrey  15  Days  Longer  than  the  Time  thay  first 
Engaged  for  this  Demonstration  of  Zeale  in  their  countrys  cause  Must 
Reflect  the  most  lastin  Honours  upon  them  and  convince  the  world  they 
are  Ready  to  Sacrifice  their  Ease  and  comfort  of  themselves  and  fomileys 
to  the  Good  of  their  country.  While  others  acting  on  Diferent  Princi- 
ples and  actuated  by  Diferant  Motives  would  Intale  Slavery  upon  them- 
selves and  Posterity  Rather  than  to  Submit  to  the  least  Inconveanancy  in 
their  Privat  aflairs,  the  Ge"  assures  the  Latter  that  while  he  Endeavors  to 
Reward  the  former  with  Honour  and  credit  they  So  Justly  Deserve  he 
will  Do  all  in  his  Power  to  fix  on  the  Latter  Disgrace  and  Lifamy  Which 
their  conduct  So  Justly  Merits,  The  Melitia  Cap'"'"  are  Desired  to  make 
out  an  Exact  List  of  all  those  Solders  who  are  Determined  to  Quit  the 
Service  on  the  16"*  Instant  and  Present  the  vSame  with  a  certificate  of 
their  Having  Returned  the  Arms  and  ammunition  they  have  Rec''  from 
the  army  Early  on  Tuesday  morning  to  John  Sullivan  Brigidear  Gen^ 

Field  ofiicer  of  the  Day  Tomorow  Major  Coburn  Adj'  Holdin — Field 
cfiicer  of  the  Piquet  U  Col°  Holdin — Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  night 
Col"  Starks  Rig' 

Piquet  on  Ploughd  Hill  Col°  Reed  2 — 3 — 3 — 2 — 57 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  January  15"'  1776 

Regimantal  orders  That  a  Regimental  Cort  martial  is  ordered  to  Set 
to  Day  at  Eleven  o  clock  in  the  Forenon  whereof  Cap'  Oliver  is  ap- 
pointed President  to  try  Such  Prisoners  as  Shall  be  Brought  Before 
them,  the  Cort  to  Set  at  Cap'  Olivers  Barrak  all  Evidences  and  Persons 
concerned  to  attend — 

members  Lieu'  Pettengil  Lieu'  Taggard  L'  Corlis  and  Ensign  Ermo- 
5on 

Israel  Oilman  L'  CoP 

Camp  on  Winter  hill  January  15"*  1776 

Brigeders  Gen'  Sullivans  orders 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorrow  Colo'  Poor  Adj'  Chandler.  Field 
Officer  of  the  Pequit  Col'  Starkes     Piquet  within  Lines  tomorrow  Col' 


APPENDIX.  685 

Starkes  Regcm'  Piquet  magazine  and  main  Gard  Colo'  Reed  o  :2  :2  :3  :57 

c     S     S     c     1)     K—  Pr 

Powder  Gard         0:1  :i  :i  :i  :i — 20 

Head  quarters  Jan^  15"'  1776 
Parole  Luterrel  Countersign  Fox 

Head  Qiiarters  Ja''^  16'''  1776 

Parole  Sayre  Countersign  Lewis 

Notwithstanding  the  Repated  orders  Issued  in  the  course  of  the  Last 
Campaign  forbidino  officers  commanding  Guards  to  Suffer  any  of  their 
gards  to  be  absent  Day  or  Night  from  their  Guard  untill  Regularly  Re- 
lieved, Yet  it  is  \  ery  Surprising  the  Gen'  liears  it  is  a  common  Practice 
Even  at  the  advanced  Post :  Next  the  Enemy  any  officer  commanding  at 
any  of  the  Gards  or  out  Posts  who  shall  for  the  future  vSufl'er  any  of  their 
officers  or  men  to  absent  themselves  untill  Regularly  Releived  will  be 
Put  in  a  arrest  and  Tryed  for  Desibediance  of  orders 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan'  16  1776 

Brigideer  Gen'  Sullivans  ordes 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorow  Col°  Nixon 

Adj*  Person — Field  officer  of  the  Piquet 

L'  Col°  Nixon — Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  Night  Col°  Poors  Rig"' 

Piquet  on  Ploughd  Hill  Main  and  Magizine  Gard 

Gard  Col°  Reed  1-1-3-2-59  Prs 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Ja"  17.  1776 

Rigermental  orders — John  Rokes  of  Cap'  Spauldings  company  and 
Col"  Reeds  Rig'  Tryed  at  a  late  Court  Martial  for  Giting  Drunk  when  on 
Gard — Whereof  Cap'  Oliver  was  Presidant — The  Prisnor  confesing  him- 
self Guilty  of  breach  of  the  22"*^  article  of  the  Rules  and  Regulations 
of  the  Contential — Therefore  adjudged  the  S''  John  Roakes  to  Recive 
Twenty  lashes  on  his  Naked  Back  but  on  account  of  his  appearing  very 
humble  and  Penitant,  Recomended  that  Sum  Part  of  the  Punishment  be 
Mitigated  Therefore  ordered  that  the  S'^  John  Roakes  Receive  Ten 
Stripes  onlv  The  Col"  Approves  the  Sentence  of  the  Court  and  orders 
that  the  S''  John  Roakes  Receive  Ten  Lashes  on  his  naked  back  at  Eleven 
o  clock  this  forenoon,  the  Adj'  of  the  Rig'  to  See  it  Executed — 

Israel  Gilman  L'  Col° 
Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Ja"  17'"  1776 

Gen'  Sullivans  orders — Field  officer  of  the  day  Tomorow  L'  Col°  Hol- 
din — Adj' of  the  Day  Putnam — Field  officer  of  the  Piquet  Col°  Webb — 
Piquet  within  the  Lines  Col"  Hutchinsons  Rig'  Piquet  Main  and  Powder 
Guard  Col°  Reed  1-3-2-3-59 


686  APPENDIX. 

Head  Qiia Iters  Jan^  17'"  1776 

Parole  Coiiwallis  Countersign  Hartley 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  January  iS'''  1776 

Brigader  Gen^  Sullivens  orders — 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  tomorrow  Major  Broks 

Adj'  Webb 

Field  Officer  of  the  Piquet  major  Moor 

Piquet  within  Lines  Colo'  Weebs  Regm' 

Piquet  main  and  magazine  Gard  Colo'  Reed  i  :2  13  :2  159 

Head  Quarters  Jan''  iS"^  1776 

Parole  Worcester  Countersign  Cambridge 

Sam'  Neason  Qf  master  of  Colo'  Prescot  Reg'  Tryed  at  a  Gen'  Cort 
martial  Whereof  Colo'  Patterson  was  President  for  Defrauding  the  Sol- 
diers of  their  allowance  of  Bread  is  acquitted  by  the  Court  the  Gen^ 
orders  Qiiarter  master  Neason  to  Be  Released  from  his  arrest 

Head  Quarters  Jan''  21  1776 

Parole  Granby  Countersign  Monkton 

The  Colo"' or  commanding  officers  of  Each  Rigiment  is  forthwith 
to  Send  out  one  or  two  Prudent  and  Sencible  officers  to  buy  up  Such 
arms  are  wanted  for  his  Rig'  these  officers  to  be  also  Good  Judges  of 
arms,  and  they  are  Directed  to  purchas  none  but  Such  as  are  Proper  and 
in  good  Repare  and  if  Posable  to  get  them  with  Bayonets,  But  not  Re- 
fuse a  good  Firelock  without,  The  officers  going  upon  this  Duty  are  to 
be  furnished  with  cash  from  their  Respective  Colo"'  or  commanding  offi- 
cers out  of  the  Money  Designed  for  the  Mouths  advance  Pay  for  the 
Recrutes  Which  Money  will  be  Replaced  as  Wanted.  The  Names  of 
the  officers  Sent  upon  this  Business  with  the  Sum  advanced  them  are  to 
be  Immeadiatly  Returned  to  the  adjutant  Gen'  By  the  Col°,  these  officers 
are  not  to  be  Absent  Longer  than  the  fourth  Day  of  Febry  Next,  All 
Recrutes  who  shall  furnish  their  own  Arms  (Provided  they  are  good) 
Shall  be  Paid  one  Dollar  for  the  Use  of  them,  that  Shall  have  the  Prive- 
ledge  of  carrying  them  away  when  the  Time  is  out  and  in  case  they  are 
Lost  (tho  no  Default  of  their  own)  .Shall  be  Paid  for  them  at  the  end  of 
the  campaign — All  Persons  having  any  Business  with  the  Adju'  Genr' 
are  to  apply  to  him  at  his  office  at  y*  Entrance  Next  to  y'  front  of  Head 
Quarters — 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan^  21-1776 

Brigeder  Gen'  Sullivans  orders 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorrow  Major  Moor 
adj'  Chandler,  Field  officer  of  the  Piquet 


APPILNDIX. 


687 


Col°  Poor,  Piquet  within  tlie  Lines  to  night 

Col"  Stalks  Rig'  Piquet  Main  and  Magizen  gard  Colo  Reed  1-1-2-2- 

Head  QLiarters  Jan'^  23'*  1776 

Parol  Fairfax  Countersign  mountvernum 

Timothy  Dovvnin  tried  by  a  Gen'  Cort  martial  found  gilty  Sentince  to 
Receive  39  Lashes  on  his  bare  Back  with  a  cate  of  Ninetails  it  appearing 
to  y'  Cort  that  as  the  Prisonr  is  worthless  and  Incorrigable  they  order 
him  to  be  Drumed  oute  of  the  army  the  Cort  of  Enquiry  to  Set  on  thirs- 
dav  Next  at  Gen'  Greens  on  Prospect  hill  to  Examining  into  a  complaint 
Exhibited  against  Colo'  Starkes  of  the  fift  Reg'  of  foots  by  Samuel  Hub- 
bard Esqr"  Paymaster  of  the  Newhampshere  forces  all  Evidence  and 
Persons  concernd  to  attend  y*  Court  for  the  above  Court  Brigeder  Gen' 
Green  Presedent  Colo'  Nexon  Colo'  Hitchcock  Col°  Wcebb  &  Colo'  Ver- 
num  members  Judge  advocate  to  attend  the  Courte — the  Court  will  Seet 
Presizely  at  ten  o'clock 

Camp  on  Winter  Hill  Jan''  y'  33  :  1776 

Gen'  Sullivans  orders 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  tomorrow  L'  Colo'  M'Fee  Adj'  Putnam  Field 
officer  of  the  Piquet  Maj""  Colburn  :  Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  Night 
Colo'  Hutchinsons  Reg'  Piquet  Main  &  magazine  Gard  Colo'  Reed  i  :2  : 

3:2:59— 

the  Qiiarter  master  of  Each  Reg' on  winter  hill  Brigade  to  apply  to 

Quarter  master  Gen'  Frasier  Immediately  for  oyl  to  the  Pikes  with, 

&  for  the  future  to  be  Partuclarly  careful  in  Keeping  the  Pikes  clean  and 

the  alarm  part  of  their  Respective  Reg'  Proper  order 

Head  Qiir'"  Jan"  24  1776 

Parole  Tiondroga  Countersign  Wolfe. 

The  Barrak  to  be  flushed  as  Speady  as  Posable  that  the  Melitia  Rig'* 
which  are  Expected  May  be  Accomidated.  The  Qj  Master  Gen'  and 
his  Asistance  are  to  look  out  in  time  for  other  Quarters  if  the  Barraks  are 
thought  In  sufficentc  to  Entertane  the  Troops  The  Rig''  are  to  Brigade 
in  the  following-  manner — 


(Viz)    Brigadir    Gen'    Thomas^ 
first  Brigade 
Leanords 
Joseph  Reeds 
Whitcombs 
Wards 
Bayliys 


'  Brigidir  Gen'  Greens 
Varnums 


Brigeder  Gen' 

Sullivans 
James  Reeds   {  Hitchcocks 
Nixons  I  Little 

Starks  (^  Bond 

Poors 


6S8 


APPENDIX. 


Brigider  Gen^  Heaths 

Prescotts  ■) 

Serjants 

Phinney 

Greatons 

Baldwins 


Brigedir  Gen'  Spencers 
Parsons 
Hundingtons 
Webbs 
Wileys 


Brigeder  Gen'  Glover  Patersons 

Arnolds  Hutchinsons  Whitcotnbs  Webbs  and  Hundingtons  Rig'^  to 
Joyn  their  Respective  Brigades  as  Soon  as  Provition  is  mad  for  it  (and 
any  time  before  the  first  of  February)  that  they  may  get  fixed  before  the 
Melitia  comes  in  The  Brigeder  Qu'  Gen  are  to  See  that  Each  Room 
hath  its  complement  of  men  and  the  officers  Placed  contigious  to  them 
the  custom  of  Maning  the  Lines  is  Each  Rig''  Reparing  to  its  Alarm 
Post  at  the  Beating  the  Revallee  it  is  to  be  Strictly  and  Unreservedly  to  be 
Practiced  untill  countermanded.  The  Brigiders  are  to  take  Special  care 
that  proper  Alarm  Posts  are  Assigned  to  every  Rig*  that  no  confution 
May  happen  on  an  Alarm — 

Neither  Provition  or  the  value  of  them  are  to  be  Essued  to  officers  nor 
Solders  while  upon  Furlough  Furloughs  alweys  considred  as  Injurious 
to  the  Service  and  too  often  used  for  the  Gratification  of  Individals  The 
Gen'  therefore  was  not  a  little  Surprised  that  it  had  contrary  to  custom 
and  common  Justice  becom  a  Qiiestion  whether  Absenters  ware  not 
Intitled  to  the  Same  Allowance  of  Ri'ovitions  as  they  that  ware  Presant 
and  Doing  Duty — 

Brigider  Gen'  Sullivans  orders 
Field  officer  of  the  Day  Tomorrow  Col°  Nixon     Adj'  Webb     Piquet 
within   the   Lines   to   night   Col°   Webbs   Rig'     Piquet  Main  Magizean 

c        S 

and  Market  Gard  CoP  Reed  i  —  i — 3 — 3 — 59  Privats  The  Garison 
Court  Martial  Whereof  Col°  Poor  is  Presidente  to  Set  Tomorow  at  Ten 
o  clock  A:M  Persisly  at  CoP  Poors  Barrak  for  the  Trial  of  all  Such 
Persons  as  Shall  be  Brought  before  them,  all  Evidences  and  Persons 
concernd  to  attend  S''  Court  Alex''  Scammel  Majo"'  Brigade 

Head  Qiiarters  January  35"^  1776 
Parole Countersign 


Brigardier  Gen'  Sullivans  Orders  } ]an'  25"*  ^77^ 
Field  officer  of  the  Day  to  morrow  Colo'  Webb 

Adj'  of  Colo'  Reeds  Reg'  Field  officer  of  the  Pequet  Colo'  Nixon  : 
Piquet  within  y^  Lines  to  Night  Colo'  Reads  Regt  Piquet  main  and 
Magazine  Gard  Co'  Read      i  :  3  :  2  :  3  :  59  privats — 

The  Garrison  Cort  martial  ordered  yesterday  Pospond  till  tomorrow  at 
the  Same  time  &  place  as  ordered  to  Sett  to  Day  the  Adj'  to  Deliver  the 
Names  of  the  Number  to  morrow  morning  at  the  Prading  of  the  Gard 

Alex''  Scammel  Majo"" 


Ai'PKNnix.  689 

Head  Qiiaitcrs  Jan>'  26"'  1776 

Parole  Detroit  Countersign  Springfield 
The  Cap'  or  commanding  officer  of  the  Militia  companyes  arc  to  have 
their  pay  Roles  Ready  by  the  first  of  Feb^  in  order  for  Payment  the  Gen*^ 
luiving  Borrowed  as  much  monc\'  as  will  answer  this  Purpose  Rather 
than  Suiler  them  to  go  home  withoute.  In  making  oute  the  Pay  Ab- 
stract the  following  meathode  is  to  Be  observed  .  .  Upon  one  Side  of  an 
Intire  Sheet  of  Paper  (is  to  Be  the  Roll)  or  Name  of  officer  and  men  of 
the  Whole  company  on  the  other  Side  (or  Back  of  this)  is  to  be  the  pay 
abstract  in  the  usual  form  at  the  foot  of  the  abstract  is  to  be  a  Deduction 
of  the  money  which  has  Been  allowed  to  any  of  the  companies  &  Proof 
annexed  of  the  Justice  of  the  Demands  this  Being  Necessary  for  the  Gen'* 
Justification  in  Drawing  the  Warrents  the  Cap'"'  are  to  Be  Particularly 
carefull  Not  to  charge  Pay  for  any  of  their  men  thatlnlisted  into  the  army 
of  the  Regment,  after  Such  Inlestmcnts  took  Place  the  Pay  of  these  men 
will  be  Drawn  by  the  Col'  of  the  Reg'  they  are  Now  in  &  Respectively 
Belong  to.  the  form  of  the  oath  and  warrant  (as  it  would  take  time  to- 
Draw  the  whole  at  head  Qiiarters)  it  may  be  had  at  Adj'  Gen''  office  for 
Each  Cap'  to  coppy  :  the  New  hampshire  melitia  are  to  be  allowed  by 
the  commisary  Gen'  one  penney  p'  mile  for  coming  and  going  in  Lieu  of 
Ration  as  this  allowance  has  [been]  allowed  by  the  Massechusetts  Gover- 
ment  for  their  melitia  Gen'  Thomas  with  the  three  Colo'  of  his  Brigade 
Now  in  Roxbury  (viz)  Learnard  Bayley  and  Ward  are  to  Repair  at  Head 
Qii''  to  morrow  morning  by  1 1  o  clock  to  have  the  commissions  of  those 
Reg'  Issued 

Brigadeir  Gen'  Sullivans  orders 

Field  officer  of  the  Day  to  morrow  Maj''  Colburn 

Adj'  H olden 

field  officer  of  Piquet  Co'  Read  .  . 

Piquet  within  the  Lines  to  Night  Co'  Nixon  Reg^ 

Piquet  Main  &  magazine  and  market  Gard  i  :  3  :  2  :  3  :  57  p 

47 


DIARY  OF  LIEUTENANT  JONATHAN  BURTON,  WHILE 
IN  THE  CANADA  EXPEDITION,  FROM  AUG.  i,  1776, 
TO  NOV.  29,   1776. 

A  List  of  Cap'  William  Barrens  Company 


I   Capt  William  Barron 
3   Lieu'  John  Lund 

3  L'  Jon"  Burton 

4  Ens"  James  Gillmore 

1^   Serj'  Nathaniel  Hazeltine 

6  Serj'  Richard  Whitney 

7  Serj'  Abijah  Reed 

8  Serj'  Benjamin  Vickrey 

9  Corp'  William  IVP  Cluer 

10  Corp'  John  Fletcher 

11  Corp' Josiah  Parker 

12  Corp'  Ephraim  French 

13  Reubin  Cummings  Drumer 

14  John  Field  Fifer 

15  George  Bemain 

16  Aaron  Boutel 

17  Ephraim  Baker 

18  Abraham  Burton 

19  Thomas  Blanchard 

20  Benjamin  Baley 

21  Charles  Butterfield 

22  William  Butterfield 

23  John  Burns 

24  William  Cowen 

25  Medad  Combs 

26  John  Cunningham 

27  John  Combes 

28  Benjamin  Clark 

29  Phinehas  Farrington 

30  Jonathan  Greele 

31  Robart  Gibs 

32  Thomas  Goodridge 

33  William  Hardwick 

34  Thomas  Harris 


35 
36 
37 
38 
39 


Peter  Honey 
Abraham  Hale 
Timothy  Harrington 
Samuel  Harris 
Israel  Ingols 

40  James  Jewel 

41  Archelaus  Kenney 

42  Thomas  Killicut 

43  Levi  Lund 

44  Jonathan  Lamson 

45  John  Loide 

46  Robart  M'^Night 

47  Thomas  M'^Cluer 

48  John  Manahun 

49  Robart  M'^Farson 
Abijah  Perry 
William  Parkhurst 
Caleb  Putnam 
Asa  Peirce 

54  Archelaus  Putnam 

55  Isaac  Peabody 

56  Eleazer  Reading 

57  Ebenezer  Rea 

58  Caleb  Stephens 

59  Benjamin  Sterns 

60  Henry  Stevens 

61  William  Stewart 

62  Theodore  Stevens 

63  William  Small 

64  John  V^ickere 

65  Abijah  L'sher 

66  George  Wilson 

67  Jacob  W^endol 


50 
51 
52 
53 


APPI'.NDIX.  691 

Charlcstown  X"  4  August  \c  i"'  1776 

then  Capt  Barron  Lieu'  Luiul  my  vSelfe  and  tlie  Ensign  Settled  the 
Accts  for  the  whole  of  our  Kxpence  from  home  to  that  Place 

August  ye  i^'  1776  I  Paid  the  whole  of  the  Board  for  the  ofHcers  and 
the  use  of  the  House  at  Bakers  In  N°  4  when  we  Came  away  which  was 
1 2SC)  L  :  M 

after  we  came  into  the  camp  I  Paid  for  five  half  Points  of  Brandy 
which  was  Drinkt  by  the  whole  of  the  Mess — 'js  L:  M  one  Quart  and 
half  a  Pinte  of  westindia  Rum 

—   — 7  L  :   M   one  Qiiart   and   half  a   Pinte   of  Brandy  at   another   time 
which  was  Drank  by  this  Mess  at  4  four  Shillings  P"'  Quart  5^-  L  :  M 

I  Lent  Capt  Barron  is  Lawful  money  to  Pay  Jon"  Greele. 

Monday  July  ye  22""^  1776 

Capt  Barns  Began  his  March  from  Merrimack  toCrownpoint 
Tuesday  July  23  Wilton  Men  Joyned  with  Amherst  Dunstable  and 
Merrimack  Men  at  Wilton  and  after  Settling  the  comp^  with  under  officers 
we  Began  our  March  and  Log^  at  Millikens  in  Wilton  the  first  Night. 

Wednesday  July  24""  we  Marcht  from  Millikens  in  Wilton  and  Log**  in 
Dublin  about  iS  Alild  from  Wilton. 

Thursday  July  25"'  we  Marcht  from  Dublin  to  Walpole  and  Logd  at 
Goldsmiths  Tavern 

Fryday  July  26  we  Marcht  into  N°  4  and  Lodg^  at  Sattles  [Savvtell's] 
Tavern  three  Mild  from  the  Meeting  house. 

Saturday  July  27  the  comp''  March*^  into  the  Town  and  after  Drawing 
their  Provition  and  Kittles  we  march  about  one  and  ^4  Milds  up  towards 
the  ferry  to  Loge 

Sunday  July  28  we  Draw*^  ammunition  and  Divided  out  to  the  Com- 
pany  

Monday  July  29*  four  companyes  of  our  Reg*  and  four  of  CoP  Win- 
ships  Rec''  order  for  Marching 

Tuesday  July  30"*  the  above  S**  Companyes  March'  from  N"  4  for 
Crovvnpint  about  Nine  o  Clock 

Wednesday  July  31''  two  Comp^'  more  Marcht  from  Town  and  we 
Rec*^  orders  for  Marching  the  Next  Day 

August  the  I''  three  coinpanyes  more  of  our  Reg'  Marcht  Earl}'  in  the 
Morning  and  about  two  o  clock  our  comp''  Marched  from  N°4  and  crosed 


692  APPENDIX. 

the  Create  River  and  Log**  in  Springfield  at  Scotts  about  nine  Mild  from 
N°  4  hear  was  the  first  Night  I  Lay  on  the  hard  flore 

Fryday  August  the  a"*^  we  March'  from  Scotts  in  Springfield  and  at 
Night  we  Encamped  in  the  woods  and  Lay  on  the  Ground  about  20 
Mild  from  oter  creek  on  this  Side  Now  we  begin  to  Experance  what  it 
is  to  be  Solders  in  the  Wilderness. 

Saturday  August  the  3"^  after  taking  our  Brekfast  in  our  Little  camp 
we  Left  it  and  March''  to  Darham  and  here  we  got  Liberty  to  Lodge  in 
a  Little  Smokey  chamber  on  the  hard  floor 

Sunday  August  y*^  4""  we  march'  to  New  Rutland  about  Six  ISIilds 
further  up  to  a  New  Picquet  fort  here  we  Rec''  our  orders  to  March  to 
Scheensborough  and  Several  of  the  companies  Marcht  of  about  two  o  clock 
after  noon 

Monday  August  y^  5"*  we  Set  of  from  Rutland  fort  the  Place  formerly 
cald  oter  creek  on  our  March  for  Scheensborough  and  after  a  Long  and 
worrysome  March  of  about  twenty  five  Milds  About  half  of  the  comp'^ 
got  into  the  first  house  in  S''  Town  which  was  about  3  Milds  from  South 
Bay  or  the  Mill 

Tuesday  August  6""  we  got  to  wood  Creek  to  Major  Skeens  and  crosed 
the  Creek  about  twelve  o  clock  hear  we  Picht  our  tents  or  otherways 
Built  Booths  with  Brush  and  Lay  on  the  ground  Very  well  contented 
with  our  New  habitation  though  it  hapned  to  be  a  very  havey  Showier 
and  in  the  Morning  the  Most  of  the  Alen  wear  as  wet  as  so  many 
Drownded  Rats 

Wednesday  August  7'^  '^ve  built  us  a  new-  camp  and  covered  it  with 
Bark  hoping  against  the  next  Rain  to  be  a  Little  more  comfortable  though 
the  flies  and  gnats  ware  very  troublesome  This  Day  we  have  Six  men 
on  command  up  the  River  after  Boards. 

Skeensborough  Thursday  August  8""  1776 

This  Day  in  the  afternoon  we  rec^  orders  for  to  go  to  Ticonderoga  to 
Joyn  Gen'  Reeds  Brigade  at  that  Place  to  Draw  one  Days  Provition  and 
to  "be  ready  to  Set  oft' Early  the  Next  morning. 

Fryday  August  9  1776  about  Ten  o  clock  this  morning  w'e  Set  off 
from  Skeensborough  in  boats  for  the  tie  and  about  Sunset  we  arrived 
at  that  Place  and  marched  about  half  a  mild  up  to  the  Encampment,  :  It 
bing  Dark  before  we  got  in  we  ware  obliged  to  Lay  on  the  cold  ground  I 
being  unwell  made  it  an  uncomfortable  Nights  Rest  to  me. 

Saturday  August  lo""  i77*^  ^^  began  to  fix  our  ground  to  In  camp  and 


APPENDIX.  693 

Provided  the  Stut'liut  oidcrs  came  tliat  Eighteen  Men  from  our  comj:)aiiy 
was  to  be  draughted  to  go  as  Mariners  on  board  tlic  Rogallies  to  Ci  use 
on  the  Lake  Down  towards  S'  Johns.  Put  b}'  our  building  tliis  Day 

Sunday  August  y""  1 1'**  1776  this  Day  Prov"*  to  be  Rainey  all  Day. 
Now  we  begin  to  See  Sick  men  Laying  on  the  cold  ground  without  any- 
thing to  cover  them  but  their  Blankets  (This  Place  is  called  Mount  Inde- 
pendent it  is  a  high  Ilill  of  Land  Laying  S:  East  from  Ticonderoga 
about  a  mild  and  i  from  tlie  fort) 

Monday  August  12"' this  Day  we  Begin  to  be  very  busy  in  fixing  to 
Build  our  camps  and  went  over  the  bay  after  bark  to  cover  the  Roof. 

Tuesday  August  13"^  1776  This  Day  hapned  to  be  fair  all  day  and  we 
busied  our  Selves  in  git  Stuf  for  our  hut  and  Writing  Letters  all  day 

Wednesday  August  14"^  fair  all  day  and  we  have  one  L'  and  7  Privats 
on  forteag  this  Day 

Thursday  August  15"'  I  was  on  command  with  a  Party  of  Men  over 
the  Lake  after  Turf  to  build  the  New  fort  20  on  the  works  this  Day  of 
our  company. 

Fryday  August  16"^  the  Cap'  and  Eleven  on  the  works  this  Day  from 
our  company  the  News  of  the  day  was  that  our  Reg'  was  to  go  to  oswego 

Saturday  August  17"'  this  Day  we  have  twelve  men  from  our  company 
on  the  works  two  men  from  the  Bay  cared  of  Sick  with  the  Small  Pox 
this  Day  we  had  the  Boston  Print  as  Late  as  the  8"'  of  August 

Sunday  August  18  this  Day  we  have  i  S  i  Corp'  and  12  Privats  on 
Duty  from  our  company — 

Monday  August  19  about  Eleven  o  clo  in  the  forenoon  I  rec*^  orders 
from  the  Adjutant  ofourReg'to  take  the  com"''  of  20  men  from  our 
Reg'  and  Perade  Before  the  Gen''  house  to  Rec^'*  my  orders  which  from 
him  was  to  take  10  Days  Provition  and  the  com**  of  6  Battoes  and  Pro- 
ceed to  ottercreck  after  hay,  and  about  ^  an  hour  after  sunset  I  got  the 
Provi"  on  board  and  Set  off  from  Ticconderoga  and  Proceeded  Down  the 
Lake  about  three  milds  and  Log''  in  the  Boat  all  Night  in  the  open  Air — 

Tuesday  August  20"'  after  we  had  cooked  our  Brekfast  we  Set  off  for 
Crownpint  and  after  Landing  there  and  Gitting  a  Pass  from  the  Gen'  we 
Devided  our  Provition  and  went  Down  the  Lake  from  the  Pinte  about 
five  Mild  and  then  we  Landed  and  Drest  our  Suppers  and  Lodged  there 
that  Night 

Wednesday  August   21*'  we   Set   otY  from    our  Lodging  very  Early  in 


694  APPENDIX. 

the  Morning  with  a  fair  gale  of  Wind  and  about  noon  we  came  to  the 
mouth  of  ottercreek  there  we  had  to  go  nine  mild  up  the  creek  there  to 
Load  with  hay  but  the  hay  not  being  Ready  I  could  not  Load  my  Boats 
and  was  obliged  to  Lay  there  that  night  in  my  boats  (This  creek  is  about 
forty  Milds  from  Ticonderoga  Down  the  Lake  Toards  S'  Johns)  — 

Thursday  August  22"*^  after  we  had  Baked  our  Bread  and  Dressed  our 
Provition  we  took  in  about  30  Boards  att  the  Mills  and  Sect  off  from  the 
creek  and  got  into  the  Lake  in  about  two  hours  and  ^  then  the  wind  not 
favoming  us  we  had  hard  work  to  get  into  any  harbour  where  we  could 
Lay  Secure  but  by  the  winds  Shifting  we  Secured  our  Selves  in  a  Little 
Creek  that  Night  and  Lodged  in  our  boats 

Fryday  August  23  we  Set  off  from  our  Lodging  very  Earley  and  got 
up  to  Crown  pint  about  ten  o  clock  in  the  forenoon  and  after  takeing 
Sum  Refreshment  there  we  Set  of  and  Landed  at  Putnams  Point  (So 
called)  and  then  we  took  our  Dinners  from  there  we  Set  of  with  a  fair 
wind  and  Landed  at  Ticonderoga  about  two  hours  by  Sun  and  after  I 
had  Delivered  the  boats  the  Party  was  Dismised  and  came  to  the  camp 
that  night  where  I  had  the  Malencoly  New^s  of  the  Death  of  Caleb  Put- 
nam who  Died  the  22"*^  and  was  Bured  a  few  hours  Before  I  came  into 
the  camp — 

Saturday  August  24"*  1776  this  Day  Nothing  Meterial  hapned.  This 
Day  I  Rec''  a  letter  from  home  Dated  y^  Second  of  August 

Sunday  August  25"'  Nothing  Metiral  to  Day  only  we  could  not  Draw 
any  Provition  which  Pi'ovoked  the  men  Very  much  This  Day  we  had 
the  Boston  News  as  Late  as  the  15*  of  August — 

and  there  was  two  men  of  our  Reg' Punisht  for  Inlisting  and  taking 
two  Bounties — 

Monday  August  26'^  this  Day  Proved  to  be  Rainey  all  Day  I  being 
unwell  made  it  uncomfortable  for  me — 

Tuesday  August  27*  1776  Rainey  all  Day  this  Day  we  built  our 
chimney  in  our  hut  and  Lodged  comfortable  after  that  on  ace'  of  having 
a  good  fire — 

Wednesday  August  28"^  I  was  unwell  all  Day  with  the  fever  Nager 
not  able  to  go  out  all  day 

Thursday  August  29  this  Day  Died  James  Holden  of  Cap'Mans  comp^ 
In  CoP  Reeds  Reg' the  News  to  Day  in  camp  is  of  a  battle  fought  at 
New  york  but  it  wants  conformation  and  we  regard  it  not 

Fryday  August  30""  No  News  this  Day  our  weekly  return  made  to 
Day  was  28  men  in  our  Comp^  unfit  for  Duty  &  returned  Sick 


APPENDIX.  695 

Saturday  August  y''  31"'  Col°  Isaac  Wyman  Head  Col"  of  this  Reg'  put 
under  an  arrest  by  Colo  Starkcs  Two  Reg"  of  the  Ray  Men  arivcd  here 
this  Day  from  SUeenshorough 

Sunday  Sept  i*^'  1776  this  Day  I  \vas  Returned  unfit  for  Duty  and 
Drawed  allowance  with  the  Sick  Men 

Monday  Sepf  2"''  this  Day  another  Reg'  came  hi  hear  from  Skeens- 
borough,     I  wrote  a  Letter  home 

Tuesday  Sepf  3''^  this  Day  I  walked  out  about  half  a  mild  into  the 
woods  but  was  Scarcely  able  to  get  in  again  I  being  so  weak  and  feble — 

Wednesday  Sepf  4"^  this  being  my  well  Day  I  Walked  out  almost  all 
day,     the  Return  of  the  Sick  in  our  company  26  unfit  for  Duty — 

Thursday  Sep*  5"*  this  Day  Col°  Beadles  men  begin  to  come  in  to> 
Joyn  their  Reg'  and  John  Farnum  among  the  Reg'  by  him  I  Rec''  a 
Letter  from  home  Dated  y*  26  of  August  and  a  Hessian  Prisnor  was 
brought  in  from  Onion  River 

Fryday  Sepf  6"^  this  Day  I  was  on  Duty  in  the  forteage  Party  in 
building  the  fort 

Saturday  Sepf  7"'  the  News  of  the  Day  was  that  the  Regulars  ware 
coming  up  the  Lake  and  we  was  ordered  to  clean  up  our  arms  and  have 
them  in  good  order  the  forteag  men  ordered  to  work  at  five  in  the  morn- 
ing 

Sunday  Sepf  S"'  a  Party  of  our  Reg'  order*^  to  cut  and  clear  out  a 
Road  from  Mount  Lidependent  to  Castelton,  four  men  from  our  company 
in  the  Party     Capt  Stilson  hath  tlie  comand  of  S*^  Party 

Monday  Sepf  y''  9"^  Now  I  begin  to  gain  Strength  so  that  I  walked 
out  almost  all  day  and  begin  to  be  harty  and  well,  The  weekly  retiu-n 
of  our  company  was  29  unfit  for  Duty  and  in  the  Doctors  List — 

Tuesday  Sepf  10'**  Camp  News  to  day  that  all  our  fleet  Down  the 
Lake  was  taken  or  Destroyed  to  a  man — 

This  Day  M""  Joseph  Stiles  came  in  hear  by  him  I  Rec*^  a  Letter 
Dated  y"  3'^  of  Sepf 

Wednesday  Sepf  1 1"^  Camp  News  to  Day  that  a  party  of  our  men 
Went  on  Shore  from  the  fleet  after  foshiens  [fascines]  and  were  fired  upon 
by  the  Enemy     three  Killed  and  Six  wounded — 

this  Day  I  wrote  a  Letter  home  and  Sent  it  Cap'  ISPKeen 


696  APPENDIX. 

Thursday  Sepf  13"'  this  Day  Every  officer  and  Solder  In  the  Reg'  fit 
for  Duty  (but  those  for  Guard)  was  ordered  on  Forteage — 

Fryday  y®  13  of  Sepf  this  day  Reubin  Cumings  Drumer  of  our  com- 
pany Departed  this  Life  in  the  16"*  year  of  his  Age 

Saturday  Sepf  14"'  nothing  Meterial  only  we  Rec*^  the  News  in  camp 
of  this  fight  at  Newyork  from  the  Boston  News  paper  Dated  in  Septr. 
(this  Day  Rec''  of  David  Burton  five  Dollars) 

Sunday  Sepf  15  M''  Joseph  Stiles  Went  from  this  Place  on  his  return 
to  Wilton     Isaac  Russel  Died  of  Cap'  Mans  company 

Monday  Sepf  16"'  this  Day  I  Rec**  a  valuable  Presant  from  L'  Butter- 
field  of  VVilton  by  the  hand  of  M'  John  Wilkens  of  Amherst  No  Camp 
News  to  day 

Tuesday  Sepf  17  this  morning  Died  in  the  camp  and  at  night  was 
buried  Capt  Chandler  of  our  Reg'  the  first  officer  that  we  lost  Wednes- 
day Sep"  18  Lieut  Lund  of  our  company  got  a  Discharge  forom  our 
Reg'  and  within  about  half  an  hour  he  Set  out  for  Skeensborough  in 
company  with  M""  John  Wilkens  of  Amherst 

Thursday  Sepf  19  this  Day  I  was  on  forteague  at  worke  on  the  forte 

Fryday  Sepf  20"*  this  Day  I  Borrowed  of  Archelaus  Putnam  five 
Dollars  and  gave  him  a  Note  for  the  Same  In  the  afternoon  I  assisted 
the  Major  and  Capt  Parker  in  aprising  Cap'  Chandlers  effects  that  he 
Died  possed  of  in  the  camp  Parole  Adams 

Saturday  Sepf  31  this  Day  I  was  on  the  mane  guard  Cap'  Humphries 
of  Col°  Wingates  Reg'  Capt  of  the  guard  S'^  guard  was  Kep'  at  the  Cit- 
idal— 

Sunday  Sepf  23"'^  this  Day  Nothing  Meterial  hapned — 

Monday  Sepf  23'"'^  this  Day  we  Began  to  Pa}'  oft' the  men  their  Billit- 
ing  money  and  Mileage  A  man  of  Patersons  Reg'  Had  his  Right  Lege 
almost  Shot  oft"  by  accidente    This  Day  we  do  duty  in  Gin'  Reeds  Brigade 

Tuesday  Sepf  24""  I  was  on  the  forteague  Party  No  News  in  camp 
to  day 

Wednesday  Sepf  35"'  this  Day  I  was  on  the  forteauge  Party 

Tuesday  Sepf  26  I  was  on  the  mane  guard.  Cap'  Hill  of  Col"  Phin- 
nies  Reg'  officer  of  the  guard.  Parole  Kings  Bridge  Counter^"  Mifflin 
Col°  Wyman  officer  of  the  Day — 


APPENDIX,  697 

Frvday  Sept'  27  this  Day  came  in  to  camp  L'  Butterfield  by  him  I 
Rec**  a  Letter  from  home  aiul  also  Some  Stores  from  my  Wife 

Satiirdav  .Scpf  28  I  wrote  a  letter  and  Sent  it  home  by  L'  Butterfield 
who  Sat  of  from  this  Place  this  morning  for  Wilton 

Sunday  Sept'  29  this  Day  Proved  to  Be  a  very  Raney  Day  all  Day — 
we  have  no  camp  News  to  Day — 

Monday  Sept'  30'"  I  was  at  worke  a  clearing  out  a  Roade  with  fifty 
men  from  our  Brigade  from  the  toards  Casteltown — 

Tuesday  October  y*  1"  1776  this  Day  I  was  on  forteauge  with  a  Party 
of  men  at  Worke  at  the  fort. 

Wednesday  October  y"  2'"*  1776  Nothing  Meterial  hapned  in  camp 
this  Day.  I  took  my  walk  out  of  the  camp  for  my  health  as  at  other 
times  when  ofi'from  Duty 

Thursday  Sept'  [Oct.]  y'=  3  began  with  Hale  in  the  morning  and 
Raned  very  Stidy  all  day  afterward 

Fryday  Sept'  [Oct.]  y'  4"'  Raney  all  day  in  the  camps  this  Day 
there  was  two  men  Buried  from  our  Reg'  which  makes  16  that  we  have 
Lost  from  S*^  Reg'  Sence  we  came  to  this  Place 

Saturday  October  5"*  Nothing  Meterial  to  day  hapned  in  camp 

Sunday  October  y«  6"^  The  Rev'"*!  M'  Porter  of  Col°  Wingates  Reg* 
Preached  to  our  Reg'  two  Sermons 

Monday  October  7"*  This  morning  Died  and  at  Night  was  buried  Benj 
Baley  of  our  company :  who  made  the  20""  which  We  have  Lost  from 
our  Reg'  Sence  we  came  to  this  Place — 

Tuesday  October  8"^  1776  This  Day  the  Cap'  Draw*^  the  mens  Wages 
till  the  Last  of  Sept'  and  we  began  to  Pay  off  the  Men 

Wednesday  October  9"'  1776  I  was  on  forteauge  with  a  Party  of  men 
from  our  Reg'  in  the  woods  Cuting  and  Carring  out  Piquets  this  morn- 
ing Died  Will'"  Jones  of  Cap'  Manns  Comp^  In  Col"  Reeds  Reg' 

Thursday  October  lo""  1776  I  Rec"^  half  a  month  Pay  Which  was 
JE2-14-0  L  :  M. 

Fryday  October  ri""  1776  Six  of  our  company  got  a  Discharge  from 
the  army  Viz. 


698  APPENDIX. 

Serj'  Vikrey  Henry  Stevens 

Levi  Lund  Isaac  Peabody  and 

Elezar  Readin  Archelaus  Putnam 

Saturday  October  12"'  1776  the  afforementioned  Six  Persons  that  was 
yesterday  Discharged  Set  oft' from  the  camps  for  home — 

Sunday  October  13""  In  the  Morning  we  hear^  a  ver}'  heavy  fireing 
Down  the  Lake  and  Directly  afterward  had  an  ace*  of  our  fleets  being 
Destroved  and  obliged  to  Retreat — In  the  afternoon  the  whole  armey 
was  mustred  to  man  the  Lines — 

Monday  October  14  about  two  hours  before  Day  the  whole  of  our 
Brigade  was  mustred  again  and  went  Down  to  the  Lines  and  after  going 
through  the  fireings  at  the  Alarm  Post  we  Returnd  to  the  camp  and  was 
Dismissed  and  Every  man  in  our  Reg'  was  ordered  on  forteauge  in 
throughing  up  a  brestworke  Round  the  camps  and  in  Scouting  Parties — 

Tuesday  October  15  I  was  on  forteauge  in  the  forenoon  and  in  the 
afternoon  I  was  out  with  a  Scouting  party  37  Privats  one  Serj'  and  two 
Corp''     Jn°  Stevens  came  up  to  camp  and  I  Rec^  a  Letter  from  home 

Wednesday  October  16  There  was  an  alarm  in  camp  last  Night  caused 
by  the  centries  fireing  on  Some  cattle  which  allarmed  our  Reg'  at  mid- 
night and  caused  them  all  to  turn  out  and  in  the  forenoon  I  went  out  a 
Scouting  Partey  and  in  the  afternoon  Parker  and  Parkhurst  went  home 
and  at  night  I  was  ordred  with  Party  of  44  Men  from  our  Brigade  to  Re- 
inforce the  A'lane  Guard 

Thursday  October  17"^  the  forteauge  and  Scouting  Parties  as  usual 

Fryday  October  iS""  was  a  very  Raney  all  Day  Nothing  Meterial 
hapned  In  camp  worthy  of  Notice 

Saturday  October  19"^  there  was  greate  Preperations  Making  In  the 
camps  (Expecting  that  the  British  Troops  would  come  in  on  the  mor- 
row.) That  we  Might  be  Readey  for  the  Reception  of  those  Enemies 
whenever  they  come  to  Desturbe  us 

Sunday  October  20""  1776  The  Doctor  came  Through  the  Reg'  to  take 
an  ace'  of  all  the  sick  in  the  Regt,  for  what  Reason  then  unknown  to  me 

Monday  October  21"  the  whole  of  our  Brigade  fit  for  Duty  was  or- 
dered on  forteauge  in  cutting  and  hailing  Timber  into  the  Lake  in  order 
to  build  a  Boom  across  the  Lake  to  Prevent  the  Shiping  comeing  by  the 
fort  to  Land. 


APPENDIX.  699 

Tuesday  October  22"''  I  was  on  fortcaiifre  in  gittinpj  Timl)cr  into  the 
Lake — This  Evening  we  have  the  news  in  the  camp  that  tlie  Indians 
Killed  five  of  onr  men  with  there  Tomevhawks  Just  below  the  mills 
This  Morning  Died  Josiah  Parker  at  Casteltown  on  his  way  home 

Wednesday  October  y'  23'"'  This  Day  I  Rec*^  a  Letter  from  Home 
Dated  y'  13"'  of  October 

Thursday  October  y*  24"*  1776  In  the  afternoon  I  was  on  forteauge 
with  a  Party  from  our  Reg' — This  Morning  Died  in  camp  John  Honey 
of  Wilton  Belonging  to  Cajot  Manns  comp-^'  in  Col°  Reeds  Reg' — 

Fryday  October  25"'  I  was  on  forteauge  in  building  a  brestwork  for 
our  Reg' — This  Day  Died  Lieut  Hunter  of  Cap' Parkers  compyofthis 
Reg'  (Belonging  to  Jailbry) 

Saturday  October  26  1776  John  Burnes  and  Benj"  Sterns  of  our  com- 
pany got  a  Discharge  from  the  Reg'  This  Day  came  into  camp  about 
one  hundred  of  the  Green  Mountain  Boys  and  Encamped  on  the  other 
Side  of  the  Lake 

Sunday  October  27"^  ^77^  "^'^  ^"^^^  ^'""^  News  in  camp  of  a  Victory  won 
by  the  Continental  Troops  over  the  Britans  at  New  york. — In  the  after- 
noon there  was  an  Alarm  in  camp  ocasioned  by  Some  boats  being  Dis- 
covered Down  the  Lake  This  Day  Ensign  Gillmore  of  our  company 
got  his  Discharge  from  the  Arm}' — 

Monday  October  28"'  1776  there  was  an  Alarm  in  the  Morning,  and 
Some  boats  was  Discovered  Down  the  Lake  and  Men  Landing  on  the 
East  Side  of  the  Lake — this  Day  I  was  on  forteauge  att  Night  one  Reg' 
of  Mellitia  came  into  this  camp  from  the  county  of  BerkeShire — 

Tuesday  October  y'  29"*  1776  Nothing  Meterial  for  News  in  camp  to 
day,  only  the  Party  of  men  came  in  that  was  cuting  out  the  Roade  from 
this  Place  to  Casteltown — 

Wednesday  October  y^  30"*  ^77^  came  into  camp  one  Reg'  of  Millitia 
from  the  west  Part  of  Ilampshire  Coloneys — 

Enlisting  orders  Red  through  the  camps  to  Recrute  men  During  the 
war 

Thursday  October  y*  31st  1776  I  was  on  forteauge  with  a  Partv  of 
men  Making  fashiens  [fascines]  and  carrying  them  Down  to  the  Fort — 
and  thus  Ended  the  Month  of  October — 

Fryday  November  y'  i"'  1776  comes  in  with  cold  weather    This  morn- 


yOO  APPENDIX. 

ing  the  Party  of  Men  Returned  back  that  came  In  from  the  Road  y*  29"^ 
of  Last  month — 

Saturday  November  y*  2"*^  was  cold  and  Snowey  and  in  the  afternoon 
a  Scouting  Party  of  60  men  went  out  from  our  Reg'  to  See  what  ])iscov- 
eries  they  could  Make  :  this  Day  the  Comm"*"  came  in  from  New  Hamp- 
shire to  appoint  the  officers  for  the  New  Establishment — 

Sunday  November  y®  3"*  1776  Thomas  Killicut  Medad  Combs  John 
Fletcher  &  Jon*  Greele  got  a  Discharge  from  the  Armey  and  Set  oft' for 
home  :  this  Day  was  Stole  from  my  Dore  one  of  my  Gotten  Shurts  by  a 
bold  Theefe 

Monday  Nov'  y*  4"*  we  have  the  news  in  camp  of  the  Enemyes  Leav- 
ing Crownpoynte — This  Day  I  was  on  forteauge 

Tuesday  November  y'  5"*  I  took  a  Walk  from  our  camp  over  the  Lake 
to  Ticonderoga  and  from  there  up  into  the  out  Lines. 

Wednesday  Nov*^""  y*^  6"*  ^77^  ^  ^^^^  ^^  forteauge  with  a  Party  of  our 
Reg' In  earring  Piquets  out  of  the  woods  up  to  the  Piquet  fort — This 
Day  one  Reg'  of  the  New  Jersey  Troops  were  Dischargd  and  Set  of  from 
this  Place  to  Skeensborough  and  it  was  Reported  in  camp  that  they  were 
Drum*^  out  of  the  camp  by  the  Genr''  order — 

Thursday  November  y'^  7'** 

Fryday  November  y*  S""  I  was  on  forteauge  with  a  party  of  Men  in 
Bringing  Piquets  out  of  the  woods 

Saturday  November  y®  9"*  I  drawd  my  Wages  for  the  Month  of  Octo- 
ber— 

Sunday  November  y^  10"^  The  Mellitia  Reg'*  Returned  home  that  came 
in  on  Ace'  of  the  Alarm  : 

Monday  November  y*  11"^  177^  I  Took  a  Walk  Down  to  the  Scotch- 
mans  to  carry  a  Shurt  to  be  washed — 

Tuesday  November  ye  1 3"'  The  Inveleads  ware  Draughted  from  the 
Hampshire  Reg'^  that  ware  In  Colo  Starks  Brigade 

Widnesday  November  y*  13"*  I  was  on  forteauge  with  a  Party  of  Men 
from  our  Reg'  in  tending  y^  Maysons  that  workt  at  y*  new  Barrak 

Thursday  November  y"  14"*  I  was  on  y^  Mane  Guard  Cap'  Wild  of 
Col°  Phinneys  Reg'  Cap'  of  the  Guard 


APPENDIX.  701 

Fryday  November  ye  15"'  our  ]Maiic  Guard  was  Reduced  to  a  Subal- 
terns Guard  att  the  Releaving  this  Morninii^  this  Evening  came  into  the 
camp  ^lajo'  Peabody  from  Amherst  Belonging  to  our  Reg' 

Saturday  November  y"  16"' Three  of  the  Hampshire  Reg**  (Viz)  Starks 
Poors  and  Reeds  March'  from  this  Place  for  fort  George. 

Sunday  November  y*^  ly"*  was  very  Pleasant  and  warm  all  Day  with 
us  but  the  Mountains  on  the  North  ware  white  with  Snow 

Monday  November  }'*  iS  Was  warm  and  Plesant  all  day  Greate  talk  in 
camp  that  our  Reg'  is  to  March  for  Albany  Very  Soon 

Tuesday  November  y"'  19"'  This  Morning  our  Reg'  Rec**  orders  from 
the  Col"  to  Return  in  there  ammunition  And  the  officers  to  make  out 
there  Abstracts.     This  Day  five  of  our  company  Set  out  for  home — 

Wednesday  November  y"  20"'  CoP  Wingates  Reg'  March'  for  home — 
and  all  the  Sick  from  our  Reg'  in  this  Number  went  Seven  of  our  com- 
pany at  Evening  the  whole  Reg'  Rec*^  orders  to  March  Early  the  next 
morning  as  Qiiick  as  they  Pleased 

Thursday  Nov*""  y''  21  :  1776  we  Rose  very  Early  this  morning  and 
after  Puting  up  our  things  and  takeing  our  Brekfast  we  took  our  Leave 
of  Mount  Independence  and  our  Little  camp  where  we  had  Rested  So 
many  Nights  and  Days  and  we  march  oft' with  the  Remainying  Part  of 
our  company  and  travled  about  18  miles  and  Encamped  at  a  Place 
Known  by  the  name  of  Camp  there  we  Lay  our  Selves  Down  to 

rest — 

Fr3-day  November  22"*^  this  morning  we  took  our  Leave  of  Little 
Camp  and  Marched  to  Rutland  and  Loged  at  Dec"  Robarts  within  about 
three  Mild  of  the  fort  which  Made  about  14  Mile  that  we  Travled  tliat 
Day  in  the  Rain  and  Mud 

Saturday  November  ye  23  we  Marcht  to  Clarrititon  and  there  went 
to  Dinner  after  Dinner  we  went  to  Shruesbery  and  there  the  company 
Log"^  in  the  woods  and  it  Prov''  to  be  a  Very  Raney  Night  all  Night 

Sunday  November  y""  24"'  I  Tarried  all  day  at  Shruesbery,  while  others 
choose  to  Travel  in  the  Rane  (White  that  keeps  the  Tavern  hath  but 
poor  Entertainment  both  for  Man  and  Hors) 

Monday  November  y*'  25  1776  I  Set  of  from  Whites  very  Earley  and 
after  a  Long  and  Teadious  March  I  got  in  to  Coffins  at  Ca\endish  in  the 
Evening:  Poor  Entertainment  for  Solders  at  this  Place — 


702  APPENDIX, 

Tuesday  Nov"' 26  I  Set  of  from  my  Lodging  about  two  hours  before 
day  and  about  Sunset  I  crosed  the  greate  River  and  got  into  N°  4  that 
Evening  and  Log*^  at  IVr  Bakers 

Wednesday  November  27"*  ^77^  ^  ^^^  away  from  N°  4  about  ten 
o  clock  in  the  morning  and  travled  to  walpole  to  Gooldsmiths  Tavern 
and  there  Lodg*"  that  Night 

Thursday  November  y^  28"^  I  Sat  of  from  Gooldsmiths  in  Walpole  and 
Travled  to  Marlborough  and  there  Met  with  my  Horse  about  Two 
o  clock  in  the  afternoon  at  Tuckers  Tavern  from  there  we  came  to  Dub- 
lin that  Night  and  Log"^  at  one  Greenwoods  a  Privat  House 

Fryday  Nov""  29'^  1776  I  Set  of  from  Dublin  Early  in  the  Morning  and 
got  to  my  owne  house  about  three  in  the  afternoon — 


INDEX. 


INDEX  OF  TOWNS,  PLACES,  ETC. 


Acworth.  .106,  29S,  324,  325,   470,  471 

558,  578,  592.  593 

Alexandria 558 

Allenstown.  .42,  72,  519,  ^^7'    S^o,    570 

571,  621 

Almsbiiry  (Warner) 558 

Alstead.'.43,  291,  297,  311,  325,  423,  553 
558.  578,  592,  594-597 
Alton  (see  New  Durham  Gore). 

Amesbury,  Mass 112,  308 

Amherst.  .39,  42,  43,  97,  103,  242,244 
247,  256,  292,  311,  391,392, 
416,  418,  469,  470,  553.  554 
557,  561,  572,  586,  589,  595- 
597,  602,  603,  606,  613,  621 
632,  633,  691,  701 

Andover 309  (see  New  Britain) 

Annapolis  Royal 4-10 

Antrim 632  (see  Society  Land) 

Appendix 667 

Atkinson.  .76,  yy,  555,  557,  586,  587,  658 

Barrington.  .  18,  69,   107,    108,   114,   115 

242,  307,  323,  384,  385,  386 

5i7>  554.  556,  617,  618,  619 

624 

Barnstead.  .107,  296,  396,  557,  581,  582 

603,  617,  619,  660 

Bath 159,  1 60,  29 1 ,  468 

Bedford. .59,  210-212,  256,  258,  468,  470 

557.  573 

Bemis  s  Heights 615 

Bennington  (see  Society  Land). 

Berwick,  Me.. 169.   291,308,  369,  374- 

377,  381,  388,  414,  518 

553.  555.  6r5,  638 

Boscawen.  .42,   62,   211,   316,  318,   469 

557,  567,  585.  635 

Boston,  Mass 282 

Bow.. 72,    169,    174,  309,   316,   468-470 

558,  569,  571,  606 
48 


Boxford,  Mass 211 

Bradford 51 

Bratlieborough,  Vt 326,  645 

Brentwood. .112,  113,  212,  307,  308, 313 

379.  388,  397,  398,  469,  519 

556,  562,  565,  616,  617,  620 

628,  630,  635,  636,  660 

Brookline 42,  59  (see  Raby) 

Bunker  Hill.  .31-33,   38-40,   45,  51,  120 

547.  C80 

Cambridge,  Mass... 33,  35,  46,  216,  586 
Campton...339,  422,  423,  556,  558,  567 

587,  658 

Canaan 559,  608 

Canada 216 

Candia.  .  .43,  76,  117,  242,  387,  388,  469 

470,  554,  557,  584,  628,  629,  630 

Canterbury.  .107,  145,  210,  211,  243,  318 

455.  557^  S^^'  606,  617,618 

660 

Cape  Ann 307 

Cavendisli,  Vt 701 

Cedars,  Canada 290,  476 

Charlestown  43,  106,  213,  266,  292,  293 

297,  325,  326,  468,  471,  553 

558.  577.  578,  586,  592-596 

610,  635 

Charlestown,  Mass.. .20,  39,  40,  46,  156 

Chester.. 76,  83,  112,  256,  328,  387,  389 

422,  469,  470,  553,  554,  557.  559 

561,  572,  582,  583,  601,  602,  606 

621,  627,  628,  634,  635,  651 

Chester.  N.  Y 610,  645 

Chesterfield.  ..43.  86,  555,  598,  608,  645 

646,  655 

Chichester.  ...43,  69,  21  r,  354,  469,  558 

571,  606,  630,  635,  641 

Chimney  Point 307,  308,  310 

Claremont..297,  324,  553,  558,  578,  592 
593,  594.  598.  614,  615 


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INDEX. 


Cockermouth  (Groton).  .  ..210,  422,  553 
558,  590,  608 

Concord 36,  62,  65,  d-] ,  169,  174,  175 

242,  256,  299.  306,  371,  379 
391,  416,  431,  469,  555,  557 
566,  571,  585,  586,  606,  655 
See  Penacook. 

Concord,  Mass 33 

Conway 168,  169,  246,  256,  291,  559 

566,  580 

Coos 211,  282,  283,  309 

Cornish 106,  256,  324,  422,  423,  559 

596,  608,  614 

Crown  Point 19,  24-26,  291,  308 

338,  364,  691,  700 
Croydon 471,  559,  594 


Danville  (see  Hawke). 
Deerfield..46,  39,  72,  117,  210,  352, 

387,  397,  39S,  469,  470,  555, 
570,  571,  606,  628,  641,  651, 


519,  554,  556,  564, 
617,  630,  631,  641, 

Epsom.. 37,  42,  43,  46,  69, 
468,  469,  552,  555, 
601,  602,  604,  617, 

Exeter.. 37,   69,    110-113, 
243,  256,  307,  309, 

370,  371,  378,379, 
399,  400,  435,  471, 
561-563,  5S7,  599, 
6i8,  620,  624,  625, 
635,  637,  638, 


593,599,615- 
647,  651,  661 
352,  354.  387 

si(^^  558, 570 

651,  652,  661 
116,   121,  242 

3'i,  352,353 
381,  387,389 

553-556,  559 
602,  615,  616 
627-629,  634 
647,  651,  659 


Deering 43,  557,  603, 

Derry 211,  212,  307, 

Derryfield  (Manchester) 36,  59, 

470,  552,  557,  572,  573,  591, 
Dorchester 

Dover 21,  22,  107,  109,  114,  115, 

142,  210,  242,  244,  256,  298, 
374,  375,384,  385,  476,  517, 
553-  554,  556,  559-562,  615, 
618,  620-627,  631,  635-637, 

Dublin 558,  575,  Sn.  597,  634, 

Dunbarton  .  .169,  175,  211,  212,  254. 

359,  468,  557, 

Dunstable  (Nashua,  etc.)...  .43,  97, 

468,  470,  545,  553.  555, 

596,  601,  606,  632,  638, 

Dunston,  Mass 

Durham.. 21,   22,   31,  45,    107-109, 
307-309,  313,  339,  370,  374- 

379,  390-  396,  518,  553-556, 

562,  591,  615-617,623-625, 

635-638,  642,  647, 

Duxbury  School  Farm  (Milford)... 


353 
556 
652 
660 
632 
470 
21  P 
602 
.422 
127 
366 
518 
617 
647 
702 
291 
606 
440 

557 
691 

■307 
242 

559 
627 
648, 
•572 


East  Kingston 475,  557,  585 

East  Town  (Wakefield) 309 

Effingham  (see  Leavittstown). 
Elizabeth  Town,  N.  J 308 

Enfield.. 43,  173,  I74,  608  (see  Relhan) 

Epping  107,  116,  117,  210.  211,  242,  30S 

309.  330,  353,  369-371,  377-379 

381,  390-392,  399,  400,  471,  513 


Fairlee,  Vt 160,  291 ,  608 

Fishersfield  (Newbury) 567 

Fitzwilliam 40,  94,  213,  553,  558,  575 

576,   589,  632-634 

Francestown 358,  557 

Franconia  (see  Morristown). 

Fremont 109  (see  Poplin) 

Fryeburg,  Me 169,  392,  513 

Forts— Ann,  N.  Y 643 

George 435,  466,  701 

Sullivan 240,  259,  480,  663 

Washington.  .227,  252,  256,  258 

272,  549 

William  &  Mary..  .20,  27-29,  31 


German  Flats 283 

Gilmanton..  ..36,  116,  210,  212,  256,  296 
297,  308,  364,  434,  469,  552 
557,  580,  5S2,  602-604,  619 
624,  627,  630,  636,  652,  660 
Gilsum  325,  326,  468,  558.  613,  645,  646 
GofTstown...  .57,  175,  210,  243,  358,  359 
381,  470,  554-557,  562,  595 
597,  602,  606,  634,  635,  658 

Gosport  (Rye) 623 

Grafton 278,  291,  559,  608 

Grantham    278,  559,  608 

Great  Island  (New  Castle) 223 

Greenland  ...  .21,  22,  242,  369,  370,  377 

379-382,  414,  449-   518,  554- 

556,   560,  592,  616,  621,  622 

635,  638,  641,  659,  660 

Groton 607  (see  Cockermouth) 

Gunthwaite  (Lisbon)    160,  2S2,  470,  559 

567,  596,  608 

Guilford 283 

Halestown  (Weare) 211 

Hampstead  43,  76,  ^T,  %■>,.  212.  283,  309 

380,  381,  405,  470,  557,  586 

592,  602,  606,  627,  647 


INDEX. 


707 


Hampton..  .107,  109,  139,  158,  242,  256 

555'  556,  561,  602,  606,  620,  621 

62S-630,  635,636,  641-643 

Hampton  Falls 22,  109-111,  555,  556 

628,  629,  635,  641,643,  651 

Hanover 160,  422,  423,  46S,  553,  559 

592,  607,  608 

Hnrfotd,  Vt 423 

Hartford,  Conn 404 

N.  Y 592,  593 

Haverhill. ..  159,  160,  212,  291,  31 1.  546 
547,  555.  587,  592,  596,  608,  643 

Hawke  (Danville) 380,  382,  388,  391 

557,  583,  5S6,  62S 

Henniker..42,  43,  65,  174,  291,  391,  558 

560,  568,  632,  660 

Hill  (see  New  Chester). 

Hillsborough.  .42,  51,  210,  212.  390,  391 

469,  513,  552-554,  55S,  568 

572,  589,  604,  632,  633 

Hinsdale 86,  558,  597 

Holderness 423,  558,  587 

Holiis 32,  39,  43,  44,  243,  247,  292 

390-392,  468,  470,  552,  555,  557 

572,  S7Z^  59°,  59',  609,  640,  651 

Hudson.. 89,  97  (see  Nottingham  West) 

Isle  Aux  Noix 177,  290 

Jafrrey...99,  213,  558,  575,  576,  632,  699 


Keene.  ..36,37,  39,  43,  94, 
326,  429,  555,  558, 

Kensington    107,  109-113, 
553,  556,  602, 


Kinderhook,  N.  Y 

Kingston.  ...107,  112,  113, 

256,  309,  370, 

553,  556,  557. 

610,  616.  618, 

647,  648, 

Kittery,  Me.  .223,  236,  375, 


Lancaster  

Landnff 

La  Prairie,  Canada 

Leavittstown  (Effingham) 

Lebanon.  .  .  .278,  294,  375, 

423,  517,  518, 

Lee... .108.  109,  116,  242, 

556,617,  618,  623,  624, 


213,  311,  325 
610,  632,  644 

645 
121,  377,  389 
615,  616,  627 

628 

283 

211,  212,  242 
380,381.388 
562,  580,  585 
623,  628,  636 
659,  660,  661 
381,  387.388 
518,  519 

559 

559.  585 

177 

III,  297,  364 
SS7,  581,  582 
385,  386.  422 
559,  607,  608 
308,  374,  375 
651,  652.654 


Lempster 298,324.  558,  578,  594.610 

Lexington,  Mass 32,  35 

Lisbon 160,  292  (see  Gunthwaite) 

Litchfield.  ..173,  174,  339,  435,  552,  553, 
SS7,  S72,  574,  591,602-604 

<^'3-  635 
Londonderry  39,  42,  75,  76,  168,  210,  242 

256,  309,  370,  371.  379-  383 
39',  396,  457,  468,  470,  552 
554,  555,  557,  559-562.  57i 
591,  605,  606,  616,  620-622 
624,  635,  636,  647,  655 

Long  Island 615 

Losses  at  Bunker  Hill 79 

Loudon 307,  558,  569,  585,  652 

662 

Lyman 559 

Lyme.  ..159,  160,  210,  292,  468,  558,  590 

608 

Lyndeborough  43,  89,  358,  359,  468-470 

553,  557,  601,  602,  606,  612 

Lynn,  Mass 644 

Madbury  108,  109,310,  374,  384,  385,386 
517,  556.  562,  617,  623,  637 

Manchester 59  (see  Derryfield) 

Vt 586 

Marblehead,  .Mass 308,  310 

Marlborough  loi,  117,  213.  555-558,  575 

576,  586,  632,  638,  655,  702 

Marlow  29S,  325,  469,  558,  575,  578,  596- 

598 

Mason... _ 39.  43,  loi,  557,  573,  574 

Massabesic 307 

M^dford,  Mass 37,  44-46,  158,  160 

Meredith 211,  296,  370,  378,  557,  580 

582,  635,  659  (see  New  Salem) 

Merrimack  39,  97,  210,  21 1,  242.  338,  469 

557,  573,  603,  691 

Methuen,  Mass 169,  309,  616 

Middleton.  ..109,  297,  364-366,  557,  560 
561,  582,  620,  621 

Middleton,  Mass 667 

Milford    103  (see  Duxbury  School  Farm) 

Missisquoi  Bay,  Vt 295 

Montreal,  Can 2^2,  284.  290,  291 

Mont  Vernon 103 

Moretown,  Vt 159.  160.  291,  608 

Morristown   (Franconia) 283,  559 

596 
Mount  Independence 465.  693 

Nantasket,  Mass 4 

Nashua  (see  Dunstable). 


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INDEX. 


Nelson  576  (see  Packersfield). 
New  Boston. .  .43,  57,  210,  358,  359,  391 
468,469,471,  513.  557,  589 
603,  612,  633,  647 

New  Britain  (Andover) 316,  374,  558 

569,  572,  606 

Newbury 211  (see  Fisliersfield) 

Vt 160,  291,  608 

Mass 310 

New  Castle  21,  27.  31,  1 15.  142,  223,  247 

301.  307,  374>  380,381-383, 

387.  388,39!'  479>  498,  519 

554,  556,  619,  623,  624,  647 

648 

New  Cheshire 606 

New  Chester  (Hill)  .  .  .291,  469,  470,  558 

566,  569,  587 

New  Durham  115,  296,  339,  366,  385,  517 

554,557,  581.  582,  617,  624 

635,  648 

New  Durham  Gore  (Alton) 297,  557 

582 

New  Haven,  Ct 282,  283 

Newington..io8,  307,  374,  375,  381,  518 

556,  562,  624,  630,  635,  637 

641,  642 

New  Ipswich.  ..33,  39,  91,  173,  241,  335 

471,  553.  554.  558,  575,  592 

593'  622 

New  Lebanon 283 

New  London 283,  567 

New  Market. .  .21,  37,  107-109,  136,  151 
211,  242,  307,  309,  352,  353 
379,  38S,  390,  400,  469,  513 
519.554,  556,  563,  571,  615- 
618,  623,  624,  627,  630,  635 
649,  651 
Newport.  .  ..298,  324,  325,  471.  558,  578 

593 

New  Salem  (Meredith) "]"] ,  211,  660 

Newton  112,  380,  382,  475,  554,  557,  586 
627-629,  660 

New  York  City 282,  283,  596 

Nine  Partners 596 

Northfield 145 

North  Hampton. .139,  255,  379,  554,  556 

643 

North  Hill  (North  Hampton) .  ..562,  628 

636,  641,  642 

Northumberland 463,  559 

Northwood..  109,  330,  397,  469,  554,  556 
571,  618,  619,  659,  660 

Norwich,  Vt 291,  422,  423,  595 

608 


Nottingham.  ...36,  69,  117,  121,  210-212 
242,  308,  330,  352,  353,  382 
397,  398,435,  468-471,  552 
554,  556,  566,  570,  571,  580 
591,  602,  603,  606,  615-617 
624,  627,  638,  641,  651 

Nottingham  West  (Hudson) 371,  379 

SSl^  574'  626 
Nova  Scotia 4,  388 

Orford.  ..27,  159,  160,  256,  267,  276,  278 
291,  558,  608 

Packersfield  (Nelson)  470,  558,  575,  576 

593,  662 

Pawlet,  Vt 283 

Peekskill,  N.  Y 547 

Pelham.  ..42,  54,  210,  554,  557,  560,  625 

626,  628,  635 

Pembroke  42,  72,  174,  210-212,  242,  291 

339,  358-360,  426,  435,  552 

557,  Sl^^  588,  592,  593'  605 

606 

Penacook  (Concord) 470,  606 

Pepperell,  Mass 33,  39 

Perrystown   (Sutton)    211,307,316,317 

558,  569,  592'  593 

Peterborough   42,  43,  106,  335,  468,  471 

553,  55S,  il'i.  577,  592,  593 
612,  613 

Philadelphia 596 

Piercers  Lsland 228,  229,  232 

Pierce's  Town 309 

Piermont 159,  291 

Piscataqua  Harbor.  223,  252,  256,  301,  481 

Plainfield 278,  395,  608,  662 

Plaistow.  .42,  44,  121,  396,  471,  552,  557 
586,  587,  591,  662 

Ploughed  Hill 668-689 

Plymouth.  ..168,  211,  256,  422.  423,  440 
468,  556,  558,  567,  571,  586 

587,  59^'  658 

Pomfret,  Vt 422,  423 

Poplin  (Fremont). ...  107,  109,  113,  116 

117,  387-389.  398'  468,  470,  556 

565,  606,  628,  651,  660 

Port  Royal 3,  4 

Portsmouth  21,  27,  31,  118,  151,  223,  242 
256,  301,  308,  309,  339,  382- 
385,  387,  390,  391,  468,  471 
472,  517-519'  555'  556,  560- 
562,  593,  596,  606,  616,  617 
620,  621,  623,  624,  635,  637 
641,  647-649,  660 


INDEX. 


709 


Pownalboroiigh,  Mass 307 

Princeton,  battle  of 4S1,  522 

Prospect  Hill 156,  668 

Protectworth  (SpringlieKi) 559 

Putnam's  Point 694 

Putney,  Vt 291,  597,  644 

Quebec 553,  613 

Expedition 209,  474 

Raby  (Brookline) 39,  392,  557,  574 

Raymond 76,  116,  117,  212,  307,  354 

370,  378,  387,  469,  519,  554 

557,  580,  5«3-5«5.  599-  619 
630,  659 

Relhan  (Enfield) 559 

Richmond.  ..  .43,  91,  438,  471,  558,  594 

597,  644,  645 

Rindge..37,  43.  99,  256,  422,  438,  552- 

554.  558,  559.  561,  S7S-S77>  621 

634 

Rochester  18,  37,  114,  115,  121,  169,  242 

374,384,385,517,518,554,556 

559,  560,  562,  624,  631,  637 

Rockingham,  Vt 592 

Rolls  Town.  Mass 307,  309 

Rumney...  .210,  211,  292,  309,  423,  441 

55S,  560,  567,  586,  587 

Rye.  ...116,  139,  242,  308,  380-382,  387 

414,  449.  519,  545,  556.  586,  623,  635 

641,  647,  648,  651 

Salem  42,  54,  310.  554,  557,  587,  628,  629 

Salisbury  43,  62,  210,  316,  391,  469,  471 

548,  558,  568,  659 

Salisbury,  Mass 513 

Sanbornton  145,  296,  313,  365,  366,  374 

434,  557,  580,  582,  641,  659 

661,  662 

Sandown  76,  77,  112,  309,  387,  388,  470 

519,  554,  557,  5S6,  587,  606,  616 

617,  647 

Sandwich..  ..43,  297,  364,  557,  581,  5S2 

641,  659 

Saratoga,  battle  at 652 

Saville  (Sunapee)  298,  325,  435,  558,  578 

592,  606,  610 
Seabrook  1 11,  390,391,  513,  556,  628,641 

642,  662 

Seavey's  Island .  233,  240 

SewalPs  Point 676 

Sharon  (see  Sliptown). 

Sheepscott,  Me 382 

Ship  Prince  George 472 


Skeensborough,  Vt 

Sliptown  (Sharon) 558,  575, 

Society  Land 1  74,  350, 

Somersworth  107,  114,  127,243,  308, 
374-376,473.  518,  554, 
559-562,  615,  618,  620- 


Sorclle,  Canada 

.Soulhborough,  Mass 

Soutii  Hampton    110,  112,  212,  309, 

381.  556,  617,  618, 

627, 

Springfield  (see  Protectworth). 

Vt 

St.  Johns,  Canada 

Stillwater 625, 

Stoddard 468,469,  558,  575, 

Strafford 

Stratham.  . .  136,  210,  223,  242,  291, 
339.  369-  370.  375,  377,  378, 
403,  404,  5 '8,  555,  556,  603, 
615,  635,  641.  642,  647-649, 

Sullivan 

Suncook 210,  211, 

Surry 43,  325,  326. 

Sutton  (see  Perrystown). 
Swanzey .  ...36,  42,  43,  94,  291,  311, 
438,  558,  594,  597,  645, 


692 
577 
557 
309 
556 
-624 
636 
291 
308 
380 
623 
659 

692 
,  176 
638 

594 
,291 

307 
379 
606 
651 
652 
,326 
618 


428 
646 


Tamworth.  .211,  291,  297,  364-366,  557 

581-583 
Temple.. 35,  89,  loi,  422,  468,  555,  558 

561,  575,  612,  621,  640 

Temple's  Farm 476 

Thettord,  Vt 608 

Thornton 423,  558 

Ticonderoga,  N.  Y...291,  343,  393,  435 

461,  481,498,  59',  643 

692 

Trenton,  N.  J.,  battle  at 481,  522 

Unity     113.  298,  325,  553,  55S,  578,  593 

596,  610 

Wakefield  243,  297,366,433,  557,  560,561 

562,  581,  582,  620,  621,  627,637 

651  (see  East  Town) 

Walpole  106,  256,  297,  298,  324,  325,442 

553,  555,  558.  578.  595.  596.  597 

610,  614,  644,  702 

Warner  44,  51,  315,  568  (see  Almsbury) 

War  vessels — Raleigh 518 

Scarborough  . .    31 


7IO 


INDEX. 


Washington 558,  575,  576 

Watertown,  Mass 45 

Weathersfield,  Vt 324 

Weare.  .57,  169,  174,  175,  212,  283,  329 

390,  391,  468,  471,  513.  553'  557 

603,  610 

Wentworth 566,  567,  573,  596,  608 

Westminster,  Vt 597,  644 

Westmoreland 86,  291,  324,  558,  593 

610,  644,  64s 

West  Jersey 291 

West  Town 644 

White  Creek 283,  586 

White  Plains 416,  431 

Williamsburg,  Va 63S 


Wilton.  .43,  loi,  303,  338,  390,  418,  440 

555,  557,  574.  597,  639,  640,  667 

691,  699 

Winchester  256,  291,  429,  558,  644,  645 

646 
Windham  42,  54,  254,  283,  468,  557,  560 

606,  620 
Winter  Hill  44,  222,  240,  242,  476,  668- 

689 

Wolfeborough...  .  114,  115,  296,  433,  557 

581.  582,  660 

York,  Me 307 

Yorktovvn,  Va 638 


INDEX  TO  NAMES  OF  PERSONS. 


Abbott,  Aaron 550 

Abiel.  .417,  41S,  478,  609,  613,  622 
632,  640 

Abraham 34 

Amos 60,  529 

Amos,  Jr 454,  546 

IJenjamin 32,  63,  181,  1S6 

Beriah.  .304,  305,  465,  4G6,  566,  653 

Chandler 273 

Charles 289 

Ebenezer 574,  639 

Elias 273,  276.  289 

Ezra 182,  273,  276,  2S9 

George 623 

Gilbert 8 

Jacob 303 

James 547 

Jeremiah  60,  182,  273,  277,  289,  299 

359 

Joab 246 

Job 424 

John 182,  227,  257,  258,  312 

Joshua  60,  62,  102,153,  156,  158,  182 

208,  249,  266,  303-306,  465 

466,  477 

Moses . .  .304,  305,  465,  466 

Nathan 96,  204,  301,  303,  312 

Nathaniel   C 60,182,299 

Peter i,  380,  489,  585,  647,  649 

Philip 274,  289 

Reuben 60,  182 

Samuel 100,  206,  346 

Solomon 624 

Stephen 60,  1S2,  468,  672,  613 

Thomas 237 

Uriah 52,  184 

William  167.  170,  244,  246,  546,624 

667 

William,  Jr 244,  667 

Abercrombie,  James 8 

Abraham,  David  325,  463,  470,  578,  592 


Acre,  Lewis 84 

Adal,  John 263 

Adams,  Aaron 261,468,  578,  594 

Asa 90,  20 1 

Benjamin 421 

Caleb  G 49,  121 

Daniel 104,  436,  524 

David  95,  97,  204,  325,  463,  468,  613 

David,  Jr 204 

David,  2d 205 

Doctor 45 

Dudley 369,  483,  502,  511,  518 

Dudley  G 375,  498 

Ebenezer  369, 374,  482, 498,  502,  5 1 1 

518 

Eli 420 

Elisha 596 

Kphraim 334,  421 

Ephraim,  Jr 34 

Isaac 43.  99,  436,  524,  631 

Jacob 244,439,  527,  667 

John 10,  100,  200,  207,  296 

Jonas 333,  575,  593 

Joseph  6,  369,  374,  482,  498,  502,  511 

T      •  ^'^ 

Levi 91,  201,  575,  592 

Phinehas 90,  201 

Richard 96,  203,  204,  238 

Robert 73,  178 

Samuel 554,  625 

Silas 418 

Stephen.  .90,  98,  201,  205,  333,  576 

Thomas 420,  436,  524,  583,  653 

William... 9,  107,  122,  187,  307,  348 

Winborn  107,  120,  122,  154,187,250 

553.  615 

Adkens,  David .    .      464 

Samuel 324,  463 

Ahern,  Timothy.  .210,  214,  217,  219,  220 

Aiken,  Andrew  42,  60,  182,  304,  306,  465 

Benjamin 583,  600 


712 


INDEX. 


Aiken,  James 60,  182,  249,  300,  304 

306,  328,  465,  583,  600 

James,  Jr 583 

John 299,  362 

Samuel  304,  306,  465,  466,  583,  600 
Samuel,  Jr 466 

Ainger,  John 332 

Ainsworlh,  Amariah 324,  463 

Akerman,  Benjamin.  .484,  499,  512,  518 

John 227,  485,  499,  512,  518 

Mark 343 

Nahum 484 

Noah 484,  500,  512,  518 

Peter 192,  648,  649 

Simeon 484,  499,  510,  512,  519 

Alden,  Thomas 334 

Aldrich,  Caleb 84,  199,  427,  646 

Ebenezer 84,  199,  200,  264 

George 84,  86 

Joel 264 

Luke 264 

William 265 

Alexander,  Aaron 525 

Hugh Tl,  178,  348 

James 425 

John 426,   sn 

Philip 264,  437 

Richard 99,   205,  334 

Robert 16 

Seth 355 

Thomas 612 

Allard,  James 641 

Joel 322,  365 

Joseph 361 

Noah 623 

Shadrach 296 

Alld,  Benjamin... 417 

David 242 

Isaac  C 573 

John, S'^.  183 

John.  Jr 631 

William 267 

William,  Jr 573 

Allen,  Abijah 100,  206,  639 

Abner 233 

Daniel 18 

Ebenezer 230 

Isaac 10 

Isaac,  Jr 10 

Jacob 18 

Jeremiah 10 

John.  ..233,  242,  266,  361,  468,  476 

612 
Jonathan 370,  377,  492,  503,  5>5 


Allen,  Joseph..  ..229,  233,  322,  406,  407 
Joshua 407 

Josiah...42,  211,  215,  217,  220,  370 

377,  387,  492,  494,  S^Z^  507 

515,  516,  519 

Samuel  279,  288,  324,  463,  468,  470 

478,  596 

Alley,  Daniel 125,  560,  620 

Ephraim 17,  125,  188,  312 

Alline,  Joshua 245 

Ailinwood,  Joseph 359 

Allman,  Jolin 253,  413 

Ambler,  John 13 

Ambrose,  Nathaniel 296,  424 

Ames,  Amos 268,  271,  291 

Daniel 530 

Daniel,  Jr 455 

David 32,  346,  572,  590,  609 

Francis ...571,  605 

Jonathan 32 

Samuel 261,  469 

Simeon 100,  206 

Simon 207 

Amey,  Abraham 225 

Heman 52,  185,  587,  660 

William 463,  473 

Amnions,  William 9 

Amonds,  John 81 

Amsden,  Thomas 84,  199,  264 

Anas  tie,  Vincent 662 

Anderson,  Andrew  115,141,  192,250,298 

James 16,  73 

John 73.  17S,  347 

John,  Jr 348 

Matthew Tl,  178,  347 

William 410,  425 

Andre,  Samuel 169 

Andrews,  Abner 348 

Ammi.  .50,  186,  210,  214,  217,  219- 
221,  568,  660 

Ammi,  Jr 50 

Isaac 50,  185,  261,  302 

Jeremiah 35,  9°,  201 .  334 

John 5 

Nathaniel .607,  608 

Andross,  Abraham 476 

Joel 594 

Annas,  Solomon 25 

Anne,  Queen 4 

Annis,  Ezra • .  .333 

Samuel 55,  175,  184 

Anthony,  Jacob 5 

Applebee,  Joseph 235,  259,  408 

Thomas 403,  414 


INDEX. 


713 


Appleton,  Isaac 34,  421 

Ail)uckle,  John 417 

Archibald,  John 300,485,  500,  512 

518,  560 

Thomas 411 

Ardewe,  Samuel 169 

Arendine,  Jeremiah 12 

Arman,  John 268 

Amies,  Edward 314,  338,  565,  662 

Arnold,  Iknedict 209,  210,  214,  477 

Edward 92,  94,  202,  213,  221 

James 338,  343,  465 

Robert 561 ,  620 

Thomas 230,  351,  450,  535 

Arwine,  David 159,  163 

Ash,  Jolin 469,  568,  603 

Phinehas 341 

Samuel 586,  628 

Ashley,  Daniel 426,  429 

Oliver 297 

Samuel 256,  297,  355,  357,  558 

Ashmead,  Jacob 284,  290 

Asiiton,  Thomas  B.  . .  1 17,  128,  189,  615 

Askin,  Cliristopher 355 

Askins,  Joiin 437,  525 

Asten,  Abijah 348 

Reuben 642 

Atkinson,  Benjamin 432 

Dr.  Joseph 21 

Samuel 60,  62,  182 

Stepiien 581,  641 

Theodore 17,  20 

Atweli,  John 32,  303,  312 

John,  Jr 301 

Atwood,  Benjamin 587,  656 

Caleb 328,  329 

David 225 

James 224 

John 404 

Joshua 52,  185,  354 

Moses  , 381,  489,  501,  514 

Auberts,  Ettinne 662 

Aubree,  Frederick 272 

Austin,  Abiel 52,  185 

John 225,  566,  653 

Mattiiew I 

Reuben 231 

Averet,  Samuel 421 

Averill,  Ebenezer 244,  667 

Elijah 1 01,  207,  416,  572,  597 

John 324 

Averson,  George 585,  628 

Avery,  Daniel 259 

David go,  201 

49 


Avery,  Elijah 206 

Elisha 671 

Jeremiah 571 

John 362,  365,  463 

Jonathan 437,  524 

Joseph 571 

Thomas i 

Timothy 35,  90 

Ayers,  Edward 227,  257 

John 246,  653 

Levi 118,  120,  150,  196 

Mark 234 

Samuel tt,,  579,  631 

Stephen 259 

Thomas 14,  119,  151,  196 

William 243 

Babb,  John 228 

Josepii 3;j3 

Moses 22S  ,362 

Nathaniel 239 

Richard 446,  540 

William 234,  236,  242,  550 

Bachelder,  John 189 

Mark 385 

Nathaniel 3,  128 

Reuben 358 

Simon 122 

Thomas 3 

William 585 

Bachellor,  Isaiah 167,  170 

Samuel 551 

Bacon,  Nathaniel 264 

Oliver 36,  571,  634 

Badger,  Ezra 63,  181,  186,  429 

Joseph  256,  296,  321,  361,  364,  433 

455.  478,  557,  580 

Joseph,  Jr 361,  364 

Nathaniel 432 

William 136,  191 

Bagley,  Elijah 225 

Jacob 327 

Joshua 532 

Bailey,  Andrew 87,  200,  3 1 2 

Asa. .286,  287 

Benjamin 204,  336,  697 

Cyrus 282,  2S6 

Daniel 329 

Eliphalet 203,  204 

Frye 287 

Jesse 324,  464 

Joel 33,  247,  325,464 

Job 33,  87,  200 

John 304 


714 


INDEX. 


Bailey,  John,  Jr 304  j 

Joseph 33  ' 

Joshua 261  ! 

Moses 50 

Richard 33 

Timothy 160,  161,  163,  286 

Ward 463 

William 207,  548,  568 

Bayley,  Andrew 301,  303,  573,  640 

Asa 546 

Benjamin 96 

Cyrus 2S7 

Daniel,  Jr 418 

Dudley 77,  81,  198 

Ebenezer 242 

Eliphalet 96 

Enoch 21 1,  215,  218-220 

Joel 573,  640 

John 306,  465 

John  M 225,  405 

Joshua 453,  467 

Moses 185 

Richard 247 

Sylvanus 427 

Timothy 287 

Baker,  Benjamin..  .58,  63,  181,  183,  186 

Charles 433 

Colonel 365 

Ephraim 336 

Moses 242,  339 

Nathaniel 459,  539 

Otis. .,.321,  323,  331,  371,  386,  562 
619,  621,  625,  637 

Samuel 242,  563,  65 1 

Thomas 70,  1 79,  433 

Balch,  Benjamin 14 

Caleb 86;  199,  200 

Hart 96,  203,  204,  576,  629 

John,  Jr -  —  .644 

Baldwin,  Isaac 42,  50,  51,  153,  156 

John 578,  592 

Nahum  301,  302,  335,  337,  316,  481 

Ball,  Ebenezer..  ..32,  390,  486,  508,  512 

John 346,  573 

J  oh  n ,  J  r 640 

Jonathan 421 

Nathaniel 32 

William 206 

Ballard.  Nathan 242,  244,  303 

Uriah 574,  639 

Bamford,  Charles 122,  189 

Charles,  Jr 107 

Bane.  Abraham 237,  550 

Daniel 550 


Bane,  Nehemiati 236 

Banfill,  Joseph 257 

Samuel 259,  664 

Banks,  Jeremiah 238 

Joseph 237 

Zebulon 238 

Barber.  Benjamin    399 

Daniel 1 28 

Daniel,  Jr 116,  189 

John 321 

Josiah 353 

Zebulon 232,  242,  352 

Barker,  Abner 1 62,  262,  293-295 

Benjamin. .  .229,  369,  371,  379,  414 

415 

Daniel 400,  439,  527 

Ebenezer 229,  402,  414 

Isaac 52,  185 

Jerry i 

John 92,  94,  202,  213,  221,  363 

3651  576 

Josiah 629 

Philip 485,  500,  512 

Phinehas 87,  200 

Samuel 232,  641 

William 244,  301 

Barkhart,  Jacob 585 

Barkley,  Robert 168,  288 

Barlow,  Abner 463,  473 

Nathan 463 

Barnard,  Charles 112,  146,  195 

Moses 387,  476,  494 

Seco 381,  490,  501,  514 

William 308 

Barnes,  Amos.... 60,  182,  304,  305,  611 

Ccesar 469,  573,  603 

James 281,  288,  657 

John 239 

Dr.  Joseph 435 

Joseph,  Jr 439 

Nathaniel 28 

Reuben 346 

Thomas 258 

Barnett,  Benjamin 607,  608 

Charles 34 

John 29 

Robert 73,  178 

William 55,  184 

Barney,  David 427 

Barnum,  James 358 

Barr,  James 34 

Barrett,  Isaac loi,  206 

John 104 

Jonathan 84,  199,  427 


IN'DF.X. 


715 


Barrett,  Joseph 478 

Moses 247,  437,  525 

Nathaniel 102,  207  t 

Reuben 419 

Barron,  Joseph 527 

Moses 244 

Samuel 58,  183 

William 335,  338,  358,  405,  690 

Barrowcliff.  Samuel 51,  156,  157 

Barrows,  Nathan 642 

Barry,  Benjamin 682 

James 653 

Barter,  Caleb 472 

Henry 563,  627 

John  25,  260,  484,  499,  512,  518,  564 

635 
Mark 238 

Pehuiah 260,  484,  499,  512,  518 

Peter 257,  382,  490,  623 

Bartlemy,  Joseph  G 662 

Bartlett,  Christopher 70,  179 

Elias 625 

Jeremy 226 

John 485,  500,  512,  518,  614 

Joseph 451,  532 

Josiah.  ..37,  256,  340,  453,  475,  536 

557,  585 

Josiah  H 232,  247 

Nathan 226 

Nathaniel. .  .116,  129,  1S9,  422,  614 

Pelatiah 225 

Philip 231 

Richard 112,  146,  195 

Samuel 34 

Stephen 358,  476 

Thomas  242,  330,  352,  354,  399,  401 

435,  571 

Barton.  Abraham 336 

Josiah 43 

William 454,  530 

Basford,  Benjamin  64,  181,  186,319,320 

Ebenezer 589 

Jacob 1 ,  14 

James 2,  273,  289 

Jonathan 172,   174,177 

Joseph 273,  276,  289 

Bass,  Joseph 339 

Bassett,  Samuel 427 

Batciielder,  Benjamin 224,  380,  413 

489 

David 1 16,  128,  189,  584,  630 

Ephraim 451,  532 

Henry- n8,    137,  158,  191,  255 

Henry,  Jr 413 


Batchelder.  Isaiah 423 

James 565,  570,  651 

John. ...  12,  117,  128,  232,  253,  328 

353,  450,  535 

Jonathan '2,  353 

Joseph 109,   131,  190 

Josiah... 70,  179,  353,  450,  534,  570 

651 

Mark 661 

Nathan 70,  1 79,  253 

Nathaniel 68,87,  II7,  >8o,  189 

200,  451,  532,  570,  600,  651 

Samuel 11,  229,  253,  450,  535 

Samuel,  Jr 253 

Simon 109,  187,  330,  332 

Stephen 231,  570,  641 

Thomas no,  131,  190 

Theophilus 24 

William 567,  61 1 

Bates,  Joseph 34 

Nathaniel 577,  597 

Samuel 578,  614 

Thomas 603 

Batter,  Richard 459 

Baxter,  Elihu 274,  291 

Elisha 289 

Simon 325 

Thomas 607,  608 

Beal,  James 131,  190,  563,  627 

Joseph 484,  512,  518 

Joseph,  Jr 664 

Thomas 112,  146,  195,660 

Zachariah  118,  119,  149,  197,  555,647 

649 

Beale,  Josiah 236 

Beel,  James . .  .  1 1 1 

Beels,  Benjamin 99,  205 

Bealy,  William 659 

Bean,  Benjamin    171,  174,  176,  177,  253 

261 

Cornelius 63,  186,  316,  319 

Curtis 398 

Daniel 1 1 

David 433 

Ebenezer  66,  181,  232,  317,  320,  454 
530,  546,  S<J3'  564.  616 

Edward 14,  299 

George 66,  181 

Jeremiah 14,  113,  146,  195,  341 

John  3,  12,  55,63,  116,  128,  181,  184 

186,  189,  210,  218,  220,  231,  316 

318,  465,  565.  651 

John,  Jr 12,  65,  186 

Jonathan 580,  659 


7i6 


INDEX. 


Bean,    Joseph   134,    191,    391,   404,    487 

508,   512 

Josiah.  .297,  299,  387,  494,  508,  516 

565,  651 

Samuel 12,  305,  404 

Samuel,  Jr 12 

Simeon 297 

Bearce,  Andrew 562,  637 

Beard,  John 160,  161 

Samuel 60,  182,  304,  305 

William 181,  186 

Beattee,  Thomas 317 

Beck,  Amos 227,  257,  472 

John,  Jr 239 

Beckford,  Tiiomas 28 

Beckman,  John 350 

Beckwith,   Andrew 297 

Jabez . .  .298 

Martin 325,  464 

Bedel,  Jacob 285,  2S7 

John 167,  170  j 

Joshua 173,  286,  287  ! 

Richard  160,  161,  163,  282,  286,  287 

Robert 163 

Thomas 317,  320 

Timothy  159-162,  I7r,  209,261,262 
284,  287,  295,  481,  695 

Beebe,  Peter 625,  646 

Beede,  Bezaleel 404 

Daniel,  Jr 297 

Belding,  Elisha 84,  199 

Moses 84,  199,  355 

Belknap,  Ezekiel 404,  476 

Bell,  Benjamin  20,  27,387,  494,  507,  516 

Frederick  M.  114,  140,  142,  554,  623 

625,  626 

Henry 369,  374,  482,  498 

James in,  328 

John 343,  349 

Jonathan 55,  184 

Joshua 358,  653 

Meshach 380,  3S3,  480,  489 

Thomas 20,  27 

William 270,  2S9,  298,  563,  627 

William  M..115,  140,  192,  554,  619 

Bellamy,  John 237 

Belling,  John 485 

Samuel 485 

Bellows,  Benjamin 256,  461,  577 

Benjamin,  Jr.  297,  298,  422,  442,462 
478,  558 

John 262,  264,  266,  293,  294. 

Bemain,  George.  .51,  156,  157,  267,  336 

690 


Beman,  Joseph 264 

Bemis,  Henry 334 

Bennett,  Arthur 134 

Caleb 23 

Moses 236 

Samuel 287 

Spencer 227 

William  149,  197,  352,  388,  495,  507 

516 

Winthrop 255 

Bcnney,  Stephen 516 

Bennick,  Ebenezer 408 

Samuel 13 

Benson,  Henry 13 

James 664 

John 227 

Joseph 257 

Bent,  William 571,  630 

Bentley,  William 289 

Benton,  Abijah 265 

Bergin,  John  115,  140,  193,37'.  384,496 

505 
Berry,  Benjamin.  .68,  180,  469,  570,  617 

Ebenezer 583,  600 

Ephraim 18,  127,  188,321,361 

George 227,  228.  257,  344 

James 234,  433,  566 

Jeremiah    ...  118,  137,  158,  192,  224 

Jeremiah,  Jr 248 

John 15,  24,  169,  228,  410,  583 

Jonathan 15,  600 

Joseph 15,  234,  456,  531 

Joshua 15 

Josiah 343,  550 

Nathaniel  1 18,  137,  1 58, 192,  228, 248 

362 

Samuel 228,  248 

Stephen  127,  188,  371,384,  496,505 

Thomas 15,  115,  141,  193,  228 

Timothy 224 

William 28,  233 

Besom,  Nicholas 425 

Bethel,  Stephen    166,  170,  2S8,  318,  319 

Bettle,  Joseph 550 

Bettis,  Robert 52,  185 

Bettison,  Naboth    355,  644 

Betton,  James 219 

John 276,  360 

Richard 538 

Beverly,  James.  .  .212,  215,  218,220,  249 

570,  602 
Bevins.  Benjamin  100,  206,  248,  572,  612 

Edward 87,  201 

Bickford,  Aaron 18,  623 


INDEX. 


717 


Bickford,  Abncr 570,  617 

Andrew 08,    iSo,  408 

Benjamin 25,  235 

Daniel 22S,  45C),  531,  581,  619 

Dennis 627 

Eleazer 433 

Eli 108,  122,  187,  408 

Elinl<im 22,  369,  375,  483.  498 

Epliraim 236,  406 

George 25 

Henry 239 

Icliabod 18 

James 630 

Jetliro 2 

John  12,  211,  216,  226,  228.  234,  330 
398,  456,  474,  475.  531 

Jonathan. 25,  341,  363 

Jonathan,  Jr 12 

Joseph     loS,  122,  1S7,  235,  250,  251 
354,  467,  548,  653,  664 

Micajah 233 

Moses 25 

Samuel 369.  375,  482,  498 

Thomas  3,  12,  14,  236,315,467,475 

548 

Bigelovv,   Solomon 442,  544 

Bigford,  Joseph 301,  314,567 

Bigsb y,  Asa 628 

Jonathan 265 

Bill,  David 428 

Billings,  Christopher 577,  593 

Daniel 240 

Isaac 264 

Nathan 265 

Samuel 500,  512,  518 

Bingham,  Abner 469,  578,  596 

Gustavus 356 

Ripley 265,  578,  596 

Silas 298 

Bishop,  Daniel 167,  170,286,  287 

Enoch 319 

Enos 167,  288,  3 1 8,  567,  596 

John... 271,  282,  287,  290,  427,  470 

596 

Samuel 92,  202,  203 

Bixby,  Asa 459,  539.  587 

David 105 

Edward 58,  183 

Jonathan 106 

Black.  C^sar 600 

Richard 3S1,  490,  519 

Blackey,  Mark 581 

Blackman,  Benajah 28  f,  285 

Benjamin 287 


Blackman,  Hut 7 

John 289,  291 

Blaisdell,  Abijah 108,  122,    187,  251 

Abner 227 

Daniel 391,  487,  509,  ^13 

Ebenezer 567,  660 

Ezra 316,  319 

Henry 226,  404 

Isaac 457,  539 

Jacob 112,  146,  195,342 

Jedediah 238 

John... 227,  257,  3S1,  413,  490.  501 
514,  585,623,  641 

Nathaniel 300,  457,  538 

Philip 226,  562,  585,  636 

Samuel 226,  405 

Thomas 226,  381,  489,  585,  623 

William 229 

Blake,  Benjamin 331 

Ebenezer 25,  253,  361,  365 

Elijah 56,  184 

Elisha   228 

Francis 363,  364 

Henry 50,  185 

Israel 12 

James 463 

Jeremiah 230 

Jethro 230,  252 

John I,  1 1.  301,  326,  464 

Jonathan SS^  '^4,  252,  341 

Joshua. 652 

Josiah..iio,  131,  190,  300,  387,  494 

Levi no,  131,  190,413 

Moses 113,  146,  195,  350,  627 

Nathan.  ..22,  25,  299,  369,  377,  492 

503,  515 

Obediah,  Jr 428 

Oliver  S 112,  146,  195,  340 

Paul 70,  179,  232,  312,  450,  451 

532,  534 

Philemon 12 

Richard 501,  514 

Robert 116,  128,  189 

Samuel i 

Theophilus 454,   530,  546 

Thomas 422,  553,  607 

Timothy 3,  12,  23,  55,  184 

William' 23,  451,  532,  651 

Blanchard,  Augustus 242 

Benjamin 244 

David 143,  194 

Edward 261 

Eleazer 06,  203,  204 

George 244 


718 


INDEX. 


Blanchard,  Jacob 417,474,  639 

James 418,  555,  638 

Jolin 52,  249,  250 

Joseph.  ..19,  346,  436,  457,  465,  466 

Nathaniel 355 

Peter 454,  529,  546 

Stephen 96,  203,  204 

Stephen,  Jr 96,  204 

Thomas 337,  570 

Blancher,  John 185 

Joseph 524 

Richard 3 

Thomas 9 

Bliss,  Abner 427 

Constant 160,  161,163 

Ebenezer 423 

Blodgett,  Archippus 463 

Asahel 435 

Azel 527 

Caleb 635 

Captain 579 

Ebenezer 280,  288 

Elijah 173,  176,  177,  288 

Jacob..  .  97,  loi,  203,  204,  206,  207 
247,  267 

Jonathan 334 

Joshua 279,   572,  602 

Josiaii 463 

Samuel 554,  634,  635 

Thomas 463 

Blois,  Walter 662 

Blood,  Daniel 33,  346,418,  572,  590 

609 

Ebenezer 43.  loi,  206 

Ephraim 32,  43 

Francis 33'  35 

Jonas 33 

Joseph 43,  loi,  206 

Josiah 346 

Nathan 32,  43 

Reuben 631 

Simeon 63 1 

Solomon 441,  527 

Thomas 574,  639 

Timoth)' 418 

Bloy,  John 10 

Blue,  Jonathan 353 

Blunt,  Arthur 339 

John 248 

William 239 

Bly,  John I 

Moses 134,  191 

Boardman,  Benjamin 242 

Bodge,  Samuel 233 


Boffee,  John 359 

Bohonnon,  Andrew 429 

Stephen 430,  548 

Bolds,  James 471 

Boltwood.  Ebenezer 6 

Bomford,  Robert 226 

Bond.  Asa 355 

Gilbert 77,  81,  198 

Samuel 66,  180 

Stephen 325,464 

Bonney,  Jacob 593 

Boody,  Robert 296 

Booker.  Jotham 259,  550 

Booth,  Freegrace 324 

Borden,  Nathaniel 288 

Simpson 310 

Born,  Ben    238 

Thomas 7 

Bornheeter,  John 223 

Borrows,  Jonathan 583 

Boston,  Elijah    238 

Tone 145,  194 

Botts,  Thomas 565 

Bouder,  Isaac 238 

Bounds,  Richard i 

Boutwell,  Amos .267 

Asa 600 

Joseph 102,  207 

Reuben 417 

Thomas 102,  207 

Bowers,  Isaac 417 

Jonathan, 251 

Bowes,  James 569 

Bowles,  Charles 600 

James 585,  61 1 

Bowler,  Michael 287 

Thomas 260,  484 

Bowley,  John ...  182,  548 

Boyce.  James...  .369,  ^JS^  4S3.  498,  502 

518,  520 
Boyes,  James.  ...502,  511,  560,  579,  620 

'  James,  Jr 347,  348,  579.  604 

John 579,  654 

Robert y^,  178 

Samuel 17 

Boyd,  Nathaniel 57,  59,  183 

Samuel 267,  631 

William 74,  178 

Boynton,  Amos..  ..34,  92,  202,  213,  221 

S76,  632 

Andrew 265 

Benjamin 33,  418 

Edmund  65,  r86.  211,  217,  2ig,  220 
Elias 33 


INDEX. 


719 


Boynton,  Isaac 573,  590,  609 

Jacob 43 

Joel 4'^ 

Jolin 649 

John,  3ci 573.  59°.  <J09 

Joseph 134,  182,  191,  555 

Joshua 31,  65,  186,  320 

Samuel 402,  415 

Snow 577'  662 

Brackett,  Isaac 169 

Joshua 403,  415 

Thomas 369.  377,  492,  503 

Bradbury,  Jabez 14 

Jacob 55,  184 

Sanders 574,  600 

Bradford,  John 242,  244,  478 

Joseph 87 

Robert 225 

Samuel 51,  185,  554.   589,632 

William    52,  102,  184,  207,  266,  477 

553.  595 

Bradley,  Jeremiah 18 

John 242 

Jonathan 61,   182,  304,  305 

Moses 136,  191 

Philbrick 454,  529,  546 

Bradshaw.  John 657 

Patrick 304 

Samuel 236 

Bragdon,  Arthur i 

James 584,  630 

Josiah 238 

Thomas 236 

Bragjj,  Nathaniel ...    10 

Robert 413,  641 

Brainard,  Asaph 464 

Daniel 166,  170 

Braman,  David 92,  202,  203 

Brasbe,  William 229 

Brassbridge,  John 630 

William 269,  375,  483,  498,  502 

511,  518 

Brasbury,  John 38 1,  489 

Bray nard,  Asaph 324 

Bray,  William 237 

Brazeel,  John. 25 

Bredeen,  Elnathan 594 

Samuel 35,  89,  201 

Breed,  Allen 34,  333 

Allen,  Jr 333 

Nathaniel 49,  80 

John 90,  201 

Brewer,  Ebenezer 423 

James 100,  loi 


Brewer,  Peter 572 

Brewster,  David 550 

James 299 

John.  ..367,  371,  3S4,  386,  496,  504 
510,  516,  517,  519,  520 

Brian,  John 3 

Briant,  Charles 579,  648,  650 

David 604 

John 524.  579 

Briard,  Charles 648 

Robert 512 

William 500,  512,  518 

Brick,  Arnold 15 

Bridge,  Jabez 632 

Bridie,  John 308 

Brier.  Robert 260,  484,  518 

William 485 

Briggs,  Nathaniel 644 

Brigham,  Alpheus 420 

Leonard    334 

Ste])hen 92,  202,  203 

Bright,  John 560 

Brightman,  John 10 

Brintnall,  George.  . .    662 

Britain,  Job 84,  190 

William 427,  466 

Britton,  Samuel 646 

Brocklebank,  Asa 36 

Samuel 173,  174,  176,  177 

Broderick,  J 42 

Joseph 70 

Brooks,  David 50,  185,  577,  662 

John 573',  590,  609 

Jonathan 34 

Joseph 480 

Josiah 484,  499,  512,  518,  623 

Samuel 210,  435 

William 21 

Brotten,  James 500,  5 1 2 

Joseph 227,  257,  472 

Mark .  ..259,  343 

Noah 258 

Samuel 664 

William 260,  369,  t,-j^^,  483,  498 

502,  511 

Broughton,  James 485,  518 

Mark 118,  119.  149,  196 

Samuel 114,  119,  150,  197 

William 51S 

Brown,  Aaron    357 

Abel 33 

Abraham  72,  400,  451,456,532,  539 

Adam 455,  529 

1  Alexander...  .73.  J02,  178,208,267 


720 


INDEX. 


Brown,  Amos 627 

Andrew   12 

Benjamin. ..  .22,  388,  398,  413,  469 
494,  507,  516,  606 

Bryant 422 

Caleb 392,  488,  509,  513 

Charles 251 

Daniel 96,  204,  303 

David 441,  463,  527 

Ebenezer 34 

Edward 617 

Elijah 351,  617 

Enocli 253 

Ensley 70,  179 

Ephraim 23,  35 

Isaac 96,  204 

Jacob II 

James 95,  97,  173,  203,  231,  353 

605 

Jeremiah 350 

Job 34,  224,  253,  402,  414,  551 

John...  I,  12,  50,  loi,  186,  206,  213 

221,  230,  280,  288,  301,  313 

358,397,  421,  467,  548 

Jonathan 110,  131,  263,  274,  275 

289,  550 

Joshua I,  II,  229,  231 

Joseph.  ..II,  224,  226,  232,  252,  325 

361,  405.  406,  442,  544,  589 

Josiah.  ..21,  34,  66,  89,  91,  181,  330 

370,  378,  446,  492,  540 

Levi 232 

Moses.. 1 14,  140,  193,  259,  422,  614 

Nathan   230,  252,  299,  367,  387,  389 

480,  494,  506,  510,  516,  519 

Nathaniel 325,  404,  564,  581,  654 

Nicholas 68,  180,  234,  330,  332 

Paul 399 

Peter 35,  90,  201 

Richard    ...118,  137,    139,  158,  553 
578,  593.615 

Samuel 6,  1 1,  13,  76,  81,  198 

Scipio 381,  490,  585,  600 

Silas 166,  170,  657 

Theodore 253 

Thomas 34.  117,  128 

Timothy 253,  391.  487 

William. .  .20,  87,  116,  129,  189200 
245,  266,  358,  470,  572,  596 

Wright 428 

Zaccheus.  ...118,  137,  15S,  192,  351 

Zadoc 423 

Brownson.  Elijah 423 

Bruce,  Josiah .  .    247 


Bruer,  Peter 613 

Bryant,  Andrew 224 

Charles 653 

Edward 34 

John 436 

Joseph,  3d 413 

Matthew 300,  387,  494 

Robert 15,  296,  432 

Walter,  Jr 400 

Bryer,  Peter 564,  600 

Buckland,  Eli 238 

Buchart,  Jacob 654 

Buell,  Abraham 324,  464 

Buffard,  Nicholas  260,  484,  500,  512,  518 

Buffee,  Thomas 87 

Bugbee.  Nathaniel 607,  60S 

Bullard,  Ebenezer 90,  201 

Simeon 332 

Bumford,  Ishmael 25 

Bunker,  Benaiah 258,  344 

Daniel 18 

Enoch 235 

James  G 234 

Zaccheus. ...    406 

Buntin,  Andrew 476 

Bunton,  Andrew 242,  426 

John 63,  i8r,  186 

Burbank,  Aaron.. 387,  494,  507,  516,  519 

Abner 398 

David 60,  113,  146,  182,  195 

Ebenezer . .  246 

John 238,  259 

Jonathan 418 

Moses 60,  182,  430 

Nathaniel 60,  182 

Samuel   237,  259 

Wells .  274,  276 

Burbee,  Peter 576,  634 

Peter.  Jr 576,  634 

Burdeen,  Nathaniel 281 

Burgess,  Jonathan 297 

Burke,  Joseph 578,  592 

Robert 73,  178 

Burkins,  William 493 

Burl,  Samuel 104 

Burleigh,  Benjamin .362 

Gordon 370,  378,  492,  504,  515 

Jonathan 400 

Joseph 116,  1 28,  399,  642 

Samuel 451,  532 

Stephen 322,  661 

Wheeler 370,  379.493-  503.  5^5 

William 323,  659 

Burley,  Benjamin 99,  156,  157,365 


INDEX. 


72! 


Burley.  Edward 229,  344 

Josepli 1 89 

Josiali 232 

Samuel 232 

Stephen   365 

William 365,  580 

Burnliam,  Aaron 427 

Asa 359 

David 244 

Ebenezer 233 

Edward 624 

Enoch 371,  384,  496,  505,  516 

517,  562,  636 

George 125,  188,  473,  624 

Gideon 427 

James 140,  192,  250,  473 

James,  Jr 114 

Jeremiah 12 

Jonathan..  ..102,  207,  223,  241,  242 

Joshua 102,  208,  234 

Joseph 547,  623 

Josiah..io8,  232,  286,  287,  307,  330 

Pike 408 

Robert 13 

Samuel  235,  268,  272,  289,  291,  330 

Burns,  Amos 465 

James 65,  181,  186 

John.  ...64,  186,  210,  337,  690,  699 

Philip no,  131,  190,  351,  642 

Robert 424 

Burroughs,   Edward 18 

Elijah 265 

Joel 325 

John 464 

Timothy 464 

William    458,  537,  539 

Burrows,  Jonathan Coo 

Josiah 247 

Burt,  Enos 264 

Burts,  Robert ...607,  608 

Burton,  Abraham 244,  690 

David 696 

Jonathan 244,  335,  338,  465,  667 

690 

Josiah .92,  202,  203,  470,  595 

William 639 

Busey,  John 3,  13 

Bush,  Timothy 423 

Bushby,  Robert 631 

Bushel,  John 6 

Buss,  John 108,  122,  188,  251,  635 

Bussell,  Andrew 623 

David 453.  532 

Elijah , 561 

50 


Bussell,  Jacob 18 

John 18 

Joseph 122 

Noah  ....    5X0,  600 

Bussiel,  Samuel 226 

Buswell,  Elijah 125 

James 532 

John 36,  70,  179 

Paul 141 

Noah 77,  81,  198 

Samuel 410 

Butland,  Samuel 238 

Butman.  Thomas 226 

Butler,  Andrew 92,  202,  203 

Asaph 578 

Benjamin 225,  231,  570 

Edmund 255 

Henry 121 

Ichabod 369,  376,  483,  498,  502 

511,  518 

James.  .371,  384,  496,  505.  516,  517 

John.... 264,  368,  375,  483.  498,  502 

5' I.  5'S,  573,  600 

Levi 644 

Tobias 359 

William 369,  375,  482,  498,  502 

511.  518 

Zephaniah '. 397,  602 

Butterfield,  Abraham 244 

Asaph 598,  599 

Charles 336,  690 

Isaac 262,  293,  294,  477 

James 183,  574 

Jolin 459,  537 

Jonathan 418 

Major 477 

Peter 55,  184 

Robert 358 

Samuel 359 

Simon 573 

Simeon 95,  204,  600 

Timothy 264 

William 96,  204,  205,  336,  690 

Zachariah 299,  314 

Buxton,  John 100,  206 

Buzzell,  Andrew. 236 

Benjamin 228 

Elijah 118.  620 

Henry 372.  384,  496,  517,  520 

Isaac 238 

James 235 

John 228 

Jonathan 238,  323,  365,  621 

Joseph 109 


722 


INDEX. 


Buzzell,  Paul 115 

Robert  E 1S7 

Samuel 228 

Byam,  Benjamin 35 

Byin,  Garrit 233 

Cabuy,  Barllemy 662 

Cady,  Curtis 423,  607,  608 

Cagville,  Jacob 662 

Cain,  John 238 

Calcott,  Samuel 578 

Calderwood,  John 579 

Caldwell,  James 266,  477 

John 46,  48,  266,  346,469,  6n 

Joseph 41 1 

Samuel s^^  183,  346,  459,  537 

Thomas 346 

William 424 

Calef,  Daniel 149 

John 224 

Joseph 195 

Calfe.  Daniel 119,  196 

John..  ..286,  287,  367,  380,  404,  405 
480,  487,  500,  510,  514,  5'9>  579 

Joseph 16,  147 

Joseph,  Jr 113 

William 261 

Calker,  John 635 

Calkins.  John 104,  578 

Solomon 263 

Call,  Silas 61,  182 

Stephen 318 

Callahan,  John 58,  183,  304,  305 

William 26 

Calld,  Isaac 613 

Calle,  Isaac 417 

Callender,  John 156 

Calley,  Eliphalet 399 

John 564,  616 

Jonathan 399 

Josiah 308,  532,  564,  616 

Tnomas 23 1 ,  345 

Cambridge.  William 255,  260 

Came,  Arthur 238 

Cammell,  John 240 

Cammet,  Samuel 226,  585,  611 

Thomas 585,  611 

Campbell,  Annanias 340 

Archibald. .  .354,  448,  536,  618,  619 

Cornelius 3 

David 261 

Duncan 600,  635 

Henrv 411 

Hugh 59 


Campbell,  James 87,  201,  324,  4ii» 

579,  602,  605 

Jesse 568,  632 

John 33,  74,  178,  308,  315,  348 

Patrick 307 

Robert 34,  266,  477 

Samuel loi,  206 

Thomas 74 

William 87,  200,  262 

Canfield,  Samuel 298 

Canney,  Daniel 18 

Richard 3 

Thomas 3,  14,  18 

Cannon,  Thomas  D 559 

Cant,  John 600 

Capee,  George    1 64,  288 

Capron,  Otis 645 

Thomas  159,  161,  163,  288,  584,  631 

Card,  Edward 382,  490 

Joseph 237 

Samuel 382,  490,  623 

Carey,  Arthur 525 

Carew.  Michael 340 

Carkin,  Isaac 88,  200 

John....; 359 

Carleton.  Benjamin 36,  420 

David 43,  88,  225 

Ebenezer. .  .  .101,  206,  207.  303,  417 
574-  639 

Edward 273,  289 

George 36,  43,  99 

Sir  Guy 435 

James 6 

Jesse 34,  90,  201 

John 405 

Jonathan 475 

Nathaniel 34,  90,  201 

William 36 

Carlisle,  Daniel..  .84,  199,  263,  291,  293 

John 237,  258 

Joseph I 

William 550 

Carney,  Thomas 292 

Timothy 259 

Carpenter,  Ebenezer. .  100,  206,  207,  325 

463 

Jesse 394 

Nathan 356 

Nicholas 230 

Uriah 644 

William 255^  437,  525 

Carr,  Daniel 641 

Elias 585,  659 

Jacob 173,  175,  176 


INDEX. 


723 


Carr,  James.  .  125,  127,  1S4,  211,  215.  218 
220,  554,  559.  560,  620,  622 

Jonathan 61,  604 

Moses 245 

Nathan 359 

Paul 230 

Rowhind 230,  253.  351 

Samuel 3 

William 358  (see  Karr) 

Carroll,  James 464 

John 308 

Carson,  James 223 

Robert. .115,  142,  193,  250,581,635 

Carswell,  Joseph 321 

Carter,  Abraham 380,  489,  501,  514 

Andrew 25 

Bishop 579 

Daniel 454,  530,  546 

David 316,  319 

Edward 572,  609 

Ed  wa  rd ,  J  r 590 

Ephraim 112,  146.  195 

Ezekiel 261 

Henry 644 

Hiibart 63,   181,  186 

Hubbard. ...  273,  276,  289,  568,602 

Jacob 60,  182,  430,  5S6,  629 

John 259,  429 

Jonas 362,  365,  455,  531 

Levi 25,  359 

Richard 15 

Robert 664 

Samuel 25 

Stephen 92 

Winthrop 261 

Carey,  George 10,  25 

Peter 304,  306,  466 

William 298 

Case,  John 244 

Samuel 70 

Theophilus 68 

Casey,  John 68 

Cass,  Amos 12 

Benjamin..  .129,  189,  242,  299,  327 

Daniel 70,  179,  584,  659 

Jonathan.  ..  .30,    112,  146,  195,261 

661 

Joseph 274,  289 

Moses 299,  327,  584,  659 

Nason 277.  289 

Nathan 274 

Theophilus 180,  570.  601 

Thomas 469 

Caswell.  Gilbert. .104,  106,  213,  221,  578 


Caswell,  Nathan 2S5,  2S7,  463,  473 

Cate,  Daniel 259 

Elisha 143.  193.  194 

Enoch 117,  1 29,  189.  432 

Henry 227 

Henry  F 257,  258 

James 394 

James,  Jr 432 

John 228,  344 

Joseph 551 

Samuel 179,  402,  414 

Samuel,  Jr 239 

Samuel  W 257,  344 

William 15,  228 

William,  Jr 402,  414 

Cater,  Andrew.  ..370,  378,  493,  503,  515 

Benjamin 566,  607,  608 

Edward 13,  228 

Stephen 231,  401,  414 

Cauley,  John 116 

Caverly,  John 260,  343 

Nicholas 485,  500,  512 

Center,  Abraham 13,  561,  620 

Chace,  Abraham 585.  586,  657 

Benjamin 585,  660 

Joshua 636 

Samuel 290,  291 

Stephen 250 

Chadbourne,  Mark 239 

Dr.  Thomas 246 

Chadwick 555 

Edward 61,  182 

John....iS5,  301,  313,  467,  548,  567 

611 

William 238,  362,  550 

Chaffee,  Clifford 51,  185,  325,  464 

Challis,  Christopher 585,  628 

Thomas 340,  586,  627 

Enos 471,  585,  611 

Chamberlain,  Aaron 34 

Abner 269,  272,  289 

Benjamin 104.  270,  289,  295 

Calvin 645 

Daniel 280 

David 268,  270,  289 

Eben 279,  295 

Ebenezer 84,  199,  264,  287 

Elias 269,  272,  290 

Ephraim 280,  288,  297 

Francis 117,  1 29 

Henry 84,  199,  264 

Jacob 304,  305,  465 

James 125.  188,  407 

Jason 1 88 


724 


INDEX. 


Chamberlain,  John 427 

Moses 96,  204 

Nathaniel 288 

Samuel 143,  194,  243,  438,  459 

s-'-i.  539. 551 

Silas 99,  204 

Thomas 234,  624 

William 194,  304,305,  465 

Chamlet,  William 7 

Champlin,  Peter 5 

Chandler,  Abiel..  .36,  46.  48,  60,  62,  304 

305 

Aretas 269,  272,  290 

Benjamin 239,  255 

Captain 696 

Daniel 167,  169,  274,  2S9,  291 

5S6,  654 

Ebenezer 143,  194,  244 

James 34,  333,  334 

John 664 

Joseph    143,  193,  194,  225,  243,  269 
271,  290,  291,  304,  330, 331 

332,  350 

Josiah 312 

Moses.  ..96,  203,  205,  269,  272,  290 

Peter 62,  15S,  304.  305,  639 

Primus 267 

Robert 239,  255 

Thomas 63,  118,  119,  149,  181 

186,  197,  664 

Chandonnet,  Francis 553,  613 

Chapin,  Justus 427 

Sevvell 272,  290 

Chaplain,  Micah ■]■],  81,  19S 

Samuel 420 

Chapman,  Benjamin 542 

Benjamin,  Jr 444 

Edmund .390,  486,  512 

Edward 508.  5 1 3 

Elisha 116,  129,  189 

James 8,414 

Job    II 

Jonah 441,  463,  527 

Joseph    134,191,391,487,508,512 

Levi 136,  191,  309 

Samuel 229 

Smith 248 

Solomon 469,  602 

Stephen 92,  202,  264 

Chase,  Abel 161 

Abiel 160 

Abraliam 225 

Amos 298 

Caleb 452,  532 


Chase,   Carr 423 

Daniel 394,  404 

Dudley 402,  555.  652 

Dudley  L 134,  191,  415 

Edward 134,  191,  402,  414 

Enoch 115,  140,  192,  554,  631 

Ephraim  C 346 

Ezekiel 92,  202,  203 

Isaac 430 

Jacob 212,  217,  219,  220 

John 341,  394 

Jonathan 112.  146,  195,256,395 

444>  445,  556,  559>  SSo,  641 

Joseph 313,  567,  656 

Joshua... 87,  201,  340,  346,  562,  565 

Josiah.... 48,  143,  194,  369,  375,  398 

482,  498.  502,  511,  518,  651 

Micajah 346 

Moses 398,  614 

Nathaniel 354,  427,  587 

Nehemiah.  ..118,  137,  158,350,645 

Pralt 64,  181,  186,  566,  654 

Samuel 269,  271,  478 

Stephen 74,  97,  178,  204,  398 

William 231,  242,  402,  415 

Chautere,  Joseph 662 

Chelsea,  William 371,  379,  493 

504,  5'5 

Cheney,  Elias 632 

Jesse 92,  202,  203 

Nathaniel 225 

Richard .* 225 

Cherry,  Samuel.  .210,  214,  217,  219,  220 

347>  465.  554.  579,  622 

Chesley,  Aaron 235 

Alpheus 235,  242,  476 

Andrew 226,  397 

Daniel 225 

Ebenezer..  ..108,  122,  125,  187,  188 
226,  624 

Isaac 226 

James 312 

John 13,  226,  330 

Jonathan 13,  396,  397,  408 

Nicholas 409 

Philip 225 

Reuben 373,  3S6,  497 

Samuel 235,  369,  375 

Sawyer 226,  397 

Chestnut,  William 223 

Chetman,  Solomon.  . .  , 566 

Chick,  John 259 

Child,  Cyril 607,  608 

Jonathan 160,  608 


INDEX. 


725 


Child,  (^ne 590 

William 344 

Cliont,  Jonatiian z<-)'] 

Ciiiislie,  Peter 74.  178 

Christoplicr,  George O57 

Chubb,  William 9 

Chubbct,  John 3 

Church,  Iddo 613 

Jabez 423 

James i 

Job 310 

John 40S 

Joshua 265,  610 

Nathaniel 114,  409 

Thomas 613 

Churchwood,  Arthur 90,  201 

Cilley.  Cutting 231,  589 

Daniel 650 

James 509 

Jonathan 509,  570,  603 

Joseph.  .  .37,  49,  107,  121,  253,  471 
552,  591,  611 

Thomas 24 

Clapp,  Daniel m^  'J°7 

Clark,  Abraham i 

Amiel 234 

Amos 225 

Benjamin 25,  337,  464 

Bunker 470,  576,  593 

Caleb    563.  615 

Daniel 406,  648,  649 

David 66,  181 

Ebenezer 442,  581,  659 

Eleazer 13,  544 

Ephraim 266 

George.. 334 

Greenleaf 242 

Hanson 237,  403,  414 

Hezekiah 324,  464,  578,  597 

Isaac 34,  325,  464 

Jacob 66,  181,  235,  240,  404 

James 267,  359 

John...   14,118,119,151,211,215 
21S,  220,  227,  231.  257,  258,  291 

343,  345^  38'>  391.  456,  468,  470 
472,  4S9,  501,  537,  578,  586,  592 

614 

Jonathan.. .2,  68,  180,  188,  279.  288 

296,  463 

Jonathan  D 308 

Joseph 191,  251,  260,  344 

Josiah.  .227,  236,  257,  353,  445,  470 

543 
Josiah,  Jr 352 


Clark,  Matthew 28,  30 

Michael 280,  288 

Moses 190.  302,  314 

Nathaniel 113,  147,  587 

Nathaniel   S 616 

Robert 390,  3c>3 

Samuel  H.  ..108.  122.  188,  226,  258 

Solomon 234,  259 

Stephen 242,  253,  550 

Taylor 231 

Thomas 468,  607,  608 

Valentine 25 

Ward 657 

William 226 

Winthrop 289 

Clarke,  Benjamin    324 

Charles 166,  170 

Henry 550 

Hezekiah 104 

John 196,  289,  391,  487,  514 

Joseph 134 

Moses 1 10,  131 

Nathaniel 196 

Robert 486 

Thomas 102,  207 

Timothy.    104 

Clarkson,  Andrew 20 

Claridge,  James 239,  239,  664 

William 240,  259,  664 

Clary,  Daniel 34 

Clay,  James,  Jr 264 

John 249>  257,  539 

Richard 10 

Samuel 550 

Clayes,  Elijah .92,  202,  554,  632,  633 

Clear,  Philip 259 

Cleaveland,  Solomon 285,  2S7 

Clifford,  Abraham 23 

John 1 ,  76,  423 

Zachariah 387,  494 

Clement,  Aaron 237 

David 66,   i8r 

Ezra 329 

Henry 302,  314 

Isaac 392,  488,  509,  513 

James 18 

Jesse 1 74 

Job 3,  14,  18 

John 225 

Nathaniel 64,  182,  186 

Richard 587,  628 

Timothy 51,  185,  243,  301,  302 

267,  390,  392,  480,  486,  488 
508,  510,  512,  514 


726 


INDEX. 


Clement,  Thomas,  385,  496,  505,  517,  520 

William 315,  429,  467,  548 

Clemons,  David 223 

Thomas 372 

Clifford,  Abraham 29,  224,  641 

David 569,  660 

David,  Jr 580 

Dudley 70.  179,  330 

Ebenezer 109,  121,  133,  190 

Isaac 405,  441,  527 

Israel 12,  68,  180 

Ithiel 331 

Jacob 1 98 ,  328 

John 2,  81,  198,  410 

Joseph 232 

Samuel 11,  iio.  131,  190 

Stephen 226 

Zachariah 507,  516 

William 585,  623 

Clogstone,  Paul 43 ,  95,  204 

Closson,  John 267,  271 

Clough,  Abner 392,  4S7,  509,  513 

Amos 25 

Benjamin 413 

C^sar 628 

Cornelius 405 

David 1 72,  1 74,  1 76,  1 77,  362 

365,  425,  551 

Ebenezer 12 

Humphrey 16 

Isaac 225 

Jeremiah.  ...  107,  143,  145,  154,  193 

194 
John...  108,  187,  323,  560,  580,  652 
Joseph  ..64,  143,  181,  186,  193.  194 

Moses 25,  261 

Nathan 1 73-1 77.  380,  398,  489 

501,  514 

Nathaniel 240 

Obadiah 143,  194 

Phinehas 453,  532 

Reuben 112,  146,  195 

Samuel 108,  123 

Theophilus 550 

Thomas 219,  399 

Timothy 107,  242,  565,  660 

William 350 

Winthrop.  ...  143,  173-177,  194,291 

Zaccheus 107,  242,  565,  660 

Cloutman,  Edward 3,  14 

Eliphalet 114,  140,  193 

Thomas 25 

Clyde,  William 74,  178 

Coats,  Benjamin 263 


Cobb,  Ebenezer 35 

Samuel 427 

Seth 35 

Simeon 356 

Stephen 35 

Cobbey,  Nathaniel 232 

Cobleigh,  Eleazer 92,  202,  203 

Coburn,  Amasa 356 

Amos 555 

Andrew 638 

Ebenezer 282 

James.  Jr 590 

Merrill 185,  588 

Nathan 419 

Thomas 309,  466 

Cochran,  Charles 223 

Elijah 64,  186,  425 

James 205,  266,  359,  476,  572 

606,  613 

John 28-30,  360,  41 1,  417 

John  C 30 

Jonathan 29,  246,  416,  439,  527 

572,  613 

Joseph 360 

Robert 102,  207,  266,  307,  572 

Cockle.  John 573 

Cod,  Richard i 

Coffin,  Abner 321 

Eliphalet 134,  191,  251 

Enoch 301 

James 99 

Nathaniel 113,  147,  195,  250 

Peter... 243,  253,  304,  305.  367,  435 
466,  476 

Primus.  ...    615 

Richard 86 

Tristram 12 

Cogan,  Patrick 552,  591 

Colbath,  Benjamin 637 

Dependence 623 

Downing 259,  623 

John 108,  122,  187 

Colbroth,  George 664 

Colburn,  Amos loi,  206,  655 

Andrew 555 

Asa 394 

Ebenezer 287 

James 33,  573,  609 

John 607,  60S 

Merrill 52 

Nathan 33,  247,  264 

Robert 274,  278,  289 

Rollins 575,  592 

Stephen 445,  543 


INDEX. 


727 


Colbiiin,  Thomas 2;^,  44,  88,  304,  305 

459.  574.  604 

Colby,  Abner 315,  467,  548 

Abnihain 246 

Barzillai 404 

Benaiah 327,  328 

Benjamin    226 

Daniel 225 

David 301,  5S6,  627 

Ebenezer . .  .227,  315,  467,  548 

Eli 302,  303,  312 

Elias 19 

Enocli 328 

Epliraim 61,  182,  304,  305,  465 

Hezekiah 304,  305,  465,  466 

Humphrey 143,  194 

Isaac 112,  146 

James 564,  651 

Israel »  . . .  195 

John....  19,  224,  410,  424,  584,  628 

John  S 359 

Josepli 167,  169,  246,  274,425 

Levi 112,  148,  195,  452,  532 

Moses 413,  567,  611 

Nathaniel 400 

Nicholas 225 

Orlando 19 

Samuel 359 

Simeon 429 

Stephen 316 

Theophilus 332,  350,  61 7 

Tiiomas .  .350 

William 348,   559,  561,  579,621 

Zebediah 463,  571,  579,  604 

Colcord.  David 232 

Isaac 597 

John 134,  191,  554,  617 

Joseph 232 

Josiah 232 

Thomas 495,  508,  516 

Cole,  Adam 342,  349 

Ambrose 188 

Ebenezer 237 

Eli 664 

Gail 105 

Jolin 43,  84,  102,  199,  259 

Nathan 244 

Noah 664 

Robert 372,  385,  506,  517 

Samuel 648,  650 

Solomon ^2^  1S5,  587,  628 

William 259,  664 

Coleman,  James 234,  371,  384,  496 

505,  516,  517 


Coleman,  John.  .    10 

Colfax,  Robert 255 

Colgrove,  Jeremiah 5 

Colket,  Thomas 388 

Coll,  Samuel 8 

Colliers,  Nathaniel 7 

Collins,  Benjamin.  ...  172,  174,  176,  177 

611 

Charles 224 

Daniel loi,  206,  207 

Ebenezer.  ..  171,  174,  176,  177,328 
576,  61  r 

Ephraim 279,  288 

Ichabod 279,  288 

John 108,  122,  187,  265,307,  369 

375,  482,  498,  502,  511,  518,  623 

Jonathan 112,   147,  196 

Levi 279,  288 

Richard 159,  161,  163 

Solomon 74 

Thomas 42,  54 

William 226 

William.  Jr 340 

Colombon,  Glaude 662 

Colomy,  Richard 322,  365,  581,  624 

Colster,  Reuben 632 

Colston,  Richard 227,  257 

Colter,  Job 543 

Colton,  Caleb 274,  275,  278,  289 

Comel,  Ebenezer 141,  192 

Comfort,  John 10 

Comings,  Benjamin 394 

Comstock,  Azariah 645 

Azariah,  Jr 356 

Josiah 646 

Moses 356 

Conant,  Jonathan  ....  104,  422,  607,  608 

Condon,  Solomon 259 

Coney,  Arthur 437 

Conn,  Thomas 85 

Conneck,  William 572,  590 

Connell,  William 609 

Connerly,   William 194 

Connet,  William 419 

Connor,  Benjamin 400 

Eliphalet 70,  170,  302,  359 

Jeremiah 12,  68,  180,  249,  410 

John 588 

John  T.  172,  174,  176,  177,  567,  611 

Joseph 61,  182,  430,  618 

Levi 24 

Moses 50.  185,  315 

Samuel.  .24,  242,  339,  403,  414,  630 
Timothy   3,  13 


728 


INDEX. 


Conroy,  John 631 

Samuel 33 

Stephen 631 

Conton,  Thomas 419 

Cook.  Barnabas •    10 

Daniel 127,  188,  234,  322,  624 

Daniel,  Jr 322 

Ebenezer 322,  562,  636 

James 427 

John ID,  360,  396,  397,  588,  623 

Oliver 324,  464 

Paul 618 

Peter 13 

Samuel 236,  317,  320 

Thomas.. 7,  223,  372,  385,  496,  505 
517,  562,  636 

William 469,  573,  613 

Zack 330 

Cookery,  Joseph 9 

Cooledge,  Silas. .  .50,  186,  302,  303,  312 
572,  589,  633 

Cooley,  John 279,  288,  362,  365 

Coombs,  John 336,  573,  613,  642 

Medad 95,  204,  205,  337,  700 

Samuel 10 

Cooper,  Daniel 236 

Elijah 84,  199 

George 583,  653 

Jacob 248 

John 471,  586,  662 

Parker 112,  146,  195 

Philip , 497,  648,  649 

William 242,  380,  3S3,  489 

Copeland,  Jacob 436,  524 

Copp,  or  Copps,  Aaron    587,  656 

David...  19,  108,  122,  187,  232,  234 
243,  251,  253,  258,  343,  617 

Ebenezer 77,  81,  198 

Joseph 586,  587,  656 

Moses 587,628 

Samuel 321,  465 

William 546 

Corbit,  Josiah 186 

Corey,  Hezekiah ^3 

Simeon 394 

Corliss,  Daniel 349 

Elihu 64,  186 

Elisha 181 

Emerson 53,  185 

Joseph 348 

Samuel 433 

Corser,  Elijah 182 

Esau 61 

Samuel 60,  182 


Corser.  William 61 

Corson,  Aaron 25 

Ebenezer 245 

Joshua 244 

Samuel 2 

Timothy. ..  .245,  369,  374,  482,  502 
511,518 

Cossin,  Thomas 15 

Coster,  Bishop 604 

Coste,  Joseph 662 

Coston,  Ebenezer 424 

Cotter,  Jonathan 12 

Cottle,  William 314 

Cotton,  Benjamin  66,  180,  469,  580,  602 

Job 445 

Joseph,  Jr 239 

Samuel 227,  257,  472,  552,  591 

Thomas 404,  535 

Tlromas,  Jr 450 

William 13,  280,  28S,  642 

Couch,  Benjamin 77,  81,  198 

John 122 

Coughlan,  Richard 199 

Courser,  Asa 1 82 

Samuel 429 

Thomas 316,  319 

William 182,  316,  319 

Courson,  Ebenezer 234 

Joshua 234 

Coussens,  Enoch 238 

Coval,  Peter 326 

Cowan.  Isaac 87,  200 

William 336,  631 

Cowdry,  John 573,  613 

Cowsins,  Josiah 6 

Cox,  Edward 348 

John 177,  348,  576 

Thomas 171,  174,  176,  177 

William 9 

Cragin,  Benjamin 35 

John , 35 

Craig,  Alexander 441,  463 

James 566 

John 566 

Robert 579 

Craige,  Alexander 348 

Andrew 280,  288 

David 280,  288 

James 654 

John 304,  305,  465,  466,  654 

Robert 635 

Cram,  Asa 43,  96,  204 

Benjamin 12 

Daniel 89,  459,  539 


INDEX. 


729 


Cram,  Ebenezer 244 

Elijah 23 

Humphrey 639 

John 261 

John,  Jr 417 

Jonathan 65,  180 

Joseph   244,  417,  503 

Reuben 354 

Samuel 370,  378,  492,  503,  515 

Thomas 425 

Wadley 454,  529,  546 

Crane,  Abiel 427 

Zebulon 265 

Crawford,  Alexander 223 

John 566,  654 

John,  Jr 566 

Jonathan. ...  167,  170,441,463,  527 

Robert 163,  226,  304,  305,  465 

466,  601 

Thomas 1 66,  1 70 

William 16 

Creighton,  James 352,  562,  563,  637 

Thomas no,  131,  190,350,628 

Cressey,  Andrew 459,  539 

Daniel 51,  185,  567,  611 

Jonathan    427 

Richard 46,  75,  179 

Crimball,  Abraham 551 

Robert 370,  415,  493>  55' 

Crisson,  Nathan 646 

Critchett,  Benjamin 569,  592 

Elias 362,  624 

James 372,  385,  496,  505.  517 

John 618 

Richard 388,494,  507,  516,  519 

Crockett,  Benjamin 246 

Joshua 12,  296 

Solomon 233 

Thomas 3 

Crombie,  James.  ..35,  420,  422,  554,  634 

Jonathan 414 

Hugh 61,  182,  299 

Cromey,  John 17 

Crommell,  Benjamin 3,  14 

Ebenezer 369,  483 

Crommet,  Ebenezer 617 

Eiiphalet 621 

James 21,  623 

Moses 308 

Philip 21,  564,  623,  626 

Cromwell,  Ebenezer.  .376,  502,  511,  518 

Eiiphalet 560 

Silvanus 230,  314 

Crook,  Charles 159,  161,  163 

5> 


Crook,  Thomas 159,   161,  163 

Crosbie,  Anthony 1 1 

Jonathan 226,  402,  641 

Crosby,  Daniel 342 

John 551 

Josiah 38,  78,  102,  103,  155,  207 

208 

Stephen   102,  207 

Thomas 317,  320,  365 

William 244 

Cross,  Abiel 411 

Benjamin 227,  257,  648,  649 

Daniel 353,  657 

Daniel  E 167,  274 

David 104 

Ephraim 567,  611 

John 104,  594 

Moses 316,  319 

Ralph 431 

Ralph,  Jr 429 

Shubael 269,  270,  289,  291 

William 227,  257 

Crossfield,  Timothy 645,  646 

Croston,  William .54,  156,  157 

Crown,  John 391,  487 

William 307,  322 

Cruther,  Stephen 477 

Cummings,  Abraham 659 

Andrew 143,  194 

Benjamin 33,  529 

Ebenezer 573,  651 

Eleazer 34,  242 

Elisha 317,  320,  365 

Enoch 92,  202,  203,  355 

Isaac 65,  182,  186 

John 32 

Jonathan 417 

Jotham 166,  16S,  170 

Earned 391,  487,  508,  513 

Nathaniel 203 

Nehemiah 92,  202 

Reuben 23^i  696 

Samuel 355 

William 438,  527,  545 

Cunnit,  Caleb 7 

Cunningham,  Andrew 179 

Daniel 421 

David 463 

John 336 

Robert 51,  185,  572,  603 

Robert,  Jr 572,  603 

Curnell,  Ebenezer 115 

Currier,  Benjamin 454,  546 

David 76,  81,  1 98,  262 


730 


INDEX. 


Currier,  Dudley 225,  405 

Ebenezer 391,  487,  509,  513 

Ephraim 19 

Gideon 327 

Jolin 52,  184 

Jonathan..  16,  61,  66,  181,  182,  304 
305,  429,  614 

Joseph 261 

Reuben 169 

Samuel 87,  201,  424 

Serjeant 430,455,  530,  580,  660 

Thomas 342.  348,  362,  365,  580 

587,  624,  628 
Timothy 225,  341 

Curry,  John 143,  193,  194 

Curtice,  Isaac 477,  545 

Jacob 207,  545 

Lemuel 266,  477 

Stephen 266 

Curtiss,  Amariah 427 

Isaac 439'  527 

Isaac  P . 266 

Jacob 102,  439,  527 

John 645 

Nathaniel 578,  596 

Timothy 160,  161,  163,  288,464 

578,  592 
William 173,  176,  177,  463 

Cushing,  Daniel 114,  141,  193,406 

Thomas 406 

William 353 

Cu'shman,  Ambrose 544 

Cutler.  Richard 52 

William  274,  275,  278,  289,  565,  635 

Cutter,  Benjamin 90,  201,  420 

Doctor 45 

James 36 

John 421 

Jonathan 34 

Richard 185 

Seth 42 

Cutting,  Jonas 55,  604 

Joseph 476 

Moses 6 

Thomas 183 

Cutt  or  Cutts,  John.  ..372,  3S4,  496,  505 

fe&^.--':  516,517 

S 315 

Cypher,  John 43,  58 

Daggett,  Simeon 356 

Dailey,  Daniel 259,  344 

Darby ..257,  258,  344 

Dakin,  Amos 528 


Dale,  John 244,  417 

Dalton,  Caleb 42,  57 

John 23 

Michael 248,  402,  415 

Samuel 23,  604 

Timothy.. 1 1,  23,  118,  137,  192,255 

Dam,  Benjamin.  .227,  257,  259,  472,  664 

Edward 664 

Hatevil 259,  664 

John 24,  27,  235 

John,  Jr 12 

Jonathan 664 

Levi 23 1 

Morris 12 

Nathan 664 

Samuel 236 

Thomas 550 

Dame,  Benjamin 118,  119,  149 

197 

Samuel 402,  408,  415 

Theodore 280,  288,  291 

Dameris,  Samuel 25 

Daming,  Samuel 21 

Danford,  Edward 276 

Elkanah 144,  194 

Ezekiel 320,  365 

Joshua 180,  276,  289,  469,  601 

Moses 272,  290 

Samuel 276,  2S9,  605 

Simeon 186 

Thomas 269,  27 1 ,  290 

Danforth,  Abel 96,  204 

Edward 274 

Eleazer 221 

Elkanah 211,  21 7-220 

Ezekiel 317 

Jacob 33,  573 

Jedediah 317,  319 

Jonathan 95,  204 

Joshua 66,  273,  569 

Samuel 273 

Simeon 63,  181 

Daniels,  David 372,  384,  496,  505 

517,  520 

Eliphalet 240,  259,  480,  663 

Ephraim 372,385,497,  506,  517 

Jacob.. 238,  373,  386,  497,  506,  517 

John 646 

Jonathan 372,  385,  497,  506,  517 

Joseph  238,  373,  386,  497,  506,  517 

Nathaniel 233,  341,  659 

Samuel 117,  129,  189,  353,  451 

532,  616 


INDEX. 


731 


Danielson.  James 114,  140,  193,234 

250,  321 

Levi , 228 

Darby,  David 84,  199 

Darling,  Abraiiam 341 

Benjamin  B 430 

John 224,  340,  450 

Moses.  ..50,  1S5,  301,  390,  393,  486 
508,  512 

Timotliy 96,  204 

William 64,  182,  186,  430 

Darrah,  Arthur 41 1 

Robert 247 

William  171,  174,  177,  346,  468,  574 

Dart,  Justus 326,  463 

Dastum,  Nathaniel 445 

Daulton,  John 25 

INIiciiael 224 

Daverson,  Thomas 259 

William 252 

David,  Job i 

Davidson,  Captain 2 

Daniel 351 

David 347 

Davies,  Ephraim 618 

John 446,  617 

Davis,  Aaron 235 

Abner 225,  397 

Amos,  Jr 160,  161,  164 

Aquilla 568,  654 

Asa 346,  347 

Benjamin.  ..I,  36,  98,  102,  205,  208 

225 

Briant 18 

Clement    233 

Daniel 2,  15,  258,  344,  485 

David. .  .99,  170,  205,  408,  447,  540 

Dudley 108,  408 

Edmund 58,  183,  254,  404 

Elijah 34,  90,  201,  321 

Enoch 255,  344 

Ephraim 227,  257,  316,  319,  569 

Ezekiel 84,  199,  572,  596 

Francis 315,  467,  548 

Henry 99,  205 

Isaac.  . .  .61,  182,  304,  305,  454,  465 
466,  530,  546,  567,  585,  659 

Jabez 234,  408 

Jacob 85,  199.  571 

James 3,  11,  12,  13,  15,  24,  363 

James,  J  r 230 

John.  ..12,  13,  43,  61,  182,  233,  236 

258,  314,  316,  319,  321,  340,  344 

540.  569,  601 


Davis,  Jonathan.  .34.  113,   147,  196,225 

235.  571 

Joseph 211,  215,  217,  219,  220 

249,  572,  597 

Joshua 346 

Josiah 34,  405 

Micah.  ..25,  107,  188,  233,  250,  323 

361 

Michael 122 

Morris I2 

Morris,  Jr 14 

Moses 134,  icfi,  570,  624 

Nathan 60,  182 

Nathaniel 607 

Nehemiah 226 

Nicholas 280,  288 

Robert. 281,  285,  287 

Samuel.  .  .15,  60,  118,  119,  150,  182 

196,  302,  316-318,  432,  563 

588,  626,  648,  649 

Simon 36,  98,  205 

Stephen 34-314 

Theodore 256 

Thomas   14,  108,  123,  187,  573,  613 

Timothy 13,  123,  188,  297 

Wells 64,  181,  186 

William 8 

Zebulon 232,  400 

Daws,  John 85 

Day,  Daniel 646 

Isaac 358 

Joseph 227,257,  258,  3S5,  549 

Samuel 302 

Solomon 682 

William    356 

Dealen,  Daniel 408 

Dean,  Lemuel 607,  608 

Samuel 223 

Dearborn,  Asa 328 

Daniel 403,  415 

Ebenezer 11 

Edward 114,  140,  192,298,617 

Henry 11,  68,  69,  153,  179,  210 

214,  216-218,  220,  221,  249 
474.  555.  63S 

James 231,  236,  448,  535 

Jeremiah 232 

John. ..II,  118,  137,  144,  158,  192- 
194,  252,  316.  319 

Jonathan 11,410 

Joseph. .118,  137,  158,  191,  242,  255 
317,  327,  328 

Josiah 253,  411,  450,  534 

Levi 253,  415,  551 


732 


INDEX. 


Dearborn,  Levi,  Jr 403 

Nathan 144 

Nathaniel 66,  181,  194,  330 

Samuel  C 403 

Samuel.  .  .11,  66,  118,  137,  158,  191 
228,  229,  255,  551,  581 

Sherburne 66,  181,  330 

Shubael 143,  193,  194,  316,  319 

Simeon 233 

Simeon,  Jr 564 

Simon.. .68,  116,  128,  242,  391,  399 

487,  513 

Simon,  Jr 117,  1 29 

Thomas 11 

Derburne,  John , 641,  642 

Samuel 641 

Simon 65 1 

Bearing,  Ebenezer. .  .239,  255,  260,  267 
368,  4S4,  511,  518 

Elliot 255,  4S4,  500,  512 

Joseph 237 

Mr 45 

William 240,  484,  499,  5 1 2 

Dedois,  Joseph 662 

Dego,  Peter 308 

Delancy,  Thomas 624 

Delano,  Nathan 265 

Demary,  Ezekiel..98,  205,  559,  561,  576 

John , 98,  205 

John,  Jr 36 

Demeritt,  Eleazer 13 

Elijah 25 

Ezekiel 621 

John. . .108,  119,  123,  1S8,  371,  384 

496,  505,  516,  517;  617 

Samuel  107,  123,  1S7,  251,  406,  446 

Deming,  Gamaliel   104 

Martin 104 

Denbow,  Cornelius 362 

Elijah 233 

Dennett,  Alexander 13 

Ephraim 255 

John.  ..118,  149,  197,  255,  484,  499 
512,  555,  648,  649 

Joseph 13,  2S7 

Samuel 540 

William 119 

Dennis,  Amos 308 

Dennison,  Hugh 223 

Densmore,  Abraham 90 

Elijah 242 

Derby,  Elias 40,  41 

Derry,  James 2S3,  287 

Deverin,  Robert 310 


Dewey,  Timothy 265 

Diamond,  Ezekiel 16,  6f ,  182 

Israel 226 

John 564,  628 

Dibble,  Alexander 105 

Dickey,  David 579,  604 

Elias 346 

James 33,  346,  425,  469,  573 

John 425 

Joseph 267 

Matthew 41  x 

Nathaniel 469 

Samuel 74 

William 74,  178,  347,  348,  561 

579,  604,  620 

Dickson,  John 428 

Stephen 664 

Dike,  Benjamin.  ..87,  200,  266,  572,  595 

Dinsmore,  Abraham,  Jr 35 

Elijah 361 

Robert 347 

Samuel 327,  348 

Zebadiah 35 

Dix,  Joseph 439,  527 

Timothy 261 

Dobbin,  John  210,  214,  217,  218,  220 

Dockham,  Remain 415 

Benjamin.  .15,  21,  24,  119,  149,  197 

403,  415 

Benjamin,  Jr 403 

Enoch 330,  564,  576,  617,  630 

John 15 

Jonathan 330 

Samuel 682 

Thomas 455,  530 

Dodge,  Benjamin  233,  244,  562,  581,  637 

Brewer 264 

John 160,  161,  164,  547,  632 

Joseph    524 

Joseph,  Jr 436 

Lemuel 562 

Thomas 592 

William 426,  645 

Zadoc 104,  576,  578,  632 

Doe,  Daniel 251,  581 

David 126,  188,  635 

John 571 

Jonathan 581,  624 

Reuben  . 400 

Sampson 13 

William 72 

Zebulon 134,  191,  307,  353 

Dolbeer,  Nicholas 253 

Stephen 118,  137,  158,  191 


INDEX. 


733 


Dole,  Benjamin 09.  205,  334  j 

John 99,  213,  221,  334,  576,  613 

Stc|jlien 225,  405 

Dollar.  Daniel 112  | 

Noaii 70,  170 

Ricliard 515 

DollotV.  Daniel 147,  196 

John 246,  559 

John,  J r 246 

Joseph 370.  378,  493,  659 

Josiah 246 

Noah 312 

Richard 370,  378,  493,  503 

Samuel 12 

Thomas 312,  5CS4,  585,  660 

William 246 

Dolten.  Samuel 583 

Donald,  Stephen 411 

Donally,  Christopher 631 

Thomas 304,  466 

Donnell,  Reuben 600 

Samuel 237 

Door  or  Dore,  John.  .368,  375,  483,  498 

502,  51 1,  518,  572 

Jonathan..  ..369,  375,  483,  49S,  502 

511. '51^ 

Philemon. 14 

Richard 372,  385,  497 

William 602 

Dorathy  or  Dorrety,  Charles..  ..282,  287 

470,  577.  596 

Dorman,  John 46S,  61 1 

Dougherty,  John 223 

Douglass,  Alexander ,99,  156,  i  57 

John 470,  585,  605 

Douse,  John 11 

Dove,  Daniel 9 

Dow,  Benjamin.  .  .11,  232,  469,  564,  571 

602 
Ebenezer.  . .  .23,  116,  128,  189,399 

Eli 227 

Enoch 312 

Gideon 23 

Henry 11 

Isaac 225 

Jabez 618 

James 408 

Jeremiah 25,  249,  252,  587 

John 253,  432,  580 

Jonathan 249 

Joseph 1 1  o,  131,  1 90 

Joshua 40S 

Nathaniel 362,  364,  580,  660 

Noah 297 


Dow,  Oliver 261 

Peter,  Jr 19 

Percy   225 

Phinehas 342,  34S 

Reuben 32,  39,  41,  43 

Richard 253,  347,  587 

Riciiard.  Jr 342 

Simnn 1 1 

Stephen 418 

Tiiomas 405.  5S6 

Winthrop 399 

Zebulon 399 

Dowe,  Asa 225 

Jeremiah 68,  180,  225 

Jonathan 68,  180 

Richard 225 

Thomas 657 

Dowd,  James 471,  578 

Dower,  William.  Jr 422 

Downing.  Colonel 23 

Daniel 5 

George 562,  637 

Jonathan 114,  141,  193.  562,  620 

637 

Joseph 18 

Timothy 687 

Downs,  Aaron 236 

Gershom 125,  188 

James 369,  376,  401,  414 

John 104 

Noah 631 

Paul 314 

Robert 226,  635 

Samuel 257 

Thomas 13,  236 

Timothy 347 

William 236,  563 

Doyen  or  Doyne,  Jacob 604.  606 

Doyle,  John 223 

'  William 413 

Drake,  Abraham 66,  181 

Ephraim 117,  129.  189 

James 400 

John 350,  362,  365 

Nathaniel 1 1 ,  22 

Robert 252 

Samuel 230,  450 

Simon 118,  137,  158.  192,352 

Thomas 143,  194 

Draper,  Jacob 463 

Dresser,  Jonathan 167,  274,  288 

Stephen 169 

Drew.  Daniel 232,  433 

Francis 259,  480,  624 


734 


INDEX. 


Drew,  John.  .234,  242,  321,  323,  338,  365 
465,  476,  554,  617,  619,  624 

Jonathan 228 

Samuel 167,  170 

Theophilus.  .236,  ^73:  3^6,  497,  506 

517 

Thomas,  Jr 13 

William 13 

Zebulon 107,  122 

Drisco,  Cornelius 13 

John 3,  107,  122,  187,  635 

Drought,  Richard 469 

Robert 500,  5 1 2 

Drown,  Joseph 446,  540 

Moses 234,  32 1 

Samuel 353 

Drummer,  Henry 265 

Drury,  Daniel 35 

Ebenezer 35,  575,  639 

Gershom 35 

John 575,  639 

William 35 

Zedekiah 35 

Zedekiah,  Jr 35 

Dublin,  John 5 

Duce,  Cato 133,  190 

Ducet,  Philemon 468,  575,  612 

Duda,  Asa 235,  322 

Eliphalet 233,  242 

Lemuel 235 

Joseph 13 

Dudee,  Lemuel 637 

Obadiah 654 

Dudey,  Obadiah 581,  582 

Dudley,  Ephraim 312,  659 

Gilman 410 

Jeremiah 340 

John 327,  328 

Jonathan 12,  1 12,  247,  195,  304 

Jonathan  S. .134,  191,  400,  563,  627 
Joseph.. 227,  257,  377,  492,  564,  651 

Samuel 12,  311,  313,335 

Stephen 66,  181,  362,  365 

Trueworthy 563,  588,  616,  659 

Winthrop 242 

Dukin,  Thomas 607 

Dunbar,  John 423 

Duncan,  David 387,  494,  647,  649 

James 74,  1 78,  424 

John 324,  463 

Duncklee,  Hezekiah 425 

Durgin,  Thomas 608 

Dunlap,  Hugh 420 

James 560 


Dunlap,  Robert 394 

Samuel 411 

Dunn,  Nicholas 2 

Dunsey,  Cornelius 263 

Dunton,   Zachariah 579 

Durant,  Jonathan 51,  185 

Levi.... 93,  202,  203,  437,  525 

Durgin,  Benjamin 25,  647,  649 

Daniel 408 

David 235 

Eliphalet 108,  123,  188 

Ephraim 231 

Henry 322 

Jacob 232 

James 235 

John 580,  659 

Joseph 233,  398 

Josiah 126,  188 

Josiah,  Jr 233 

Philip 119,  150,  196 

Thomas 235,  446,  540,  664 

Trueworthy  D.  .  .  107,  123.  188,  235 

Winthrop 363,  364 

Durgy,  Andrew 9 

Durham,  Caesar 21 

Durkee,  David 422 

Durrell,  William 176 

Dustin,  Moody 553:  613 

Moses 554,  629 

Nathaniel 543 

Paul 329,  459,  467,  539 

Phinehas 263 

Stephen 599,  611 

Zaccheus 314,  467,  560,  621 

Duston,  Gardner 463 

Dr.  John 172,  176,  177 

Obadiah S3'  185 

Stephen 471 

Timothy 158,  342,  347 

Dutch,  John 309,  390,  486 

Samuel 353 

Dutton,  Abel 436,  524 

Asa 425 

Ezra. 88,  200,  425 

Jacob 87,  200 

John.  .  .  loi,  206,  345,  561,  572,  621 

Jonas 421 

Jonathan 247,  302 

Nathan 419 

Roger 102,  207,  266,  439,  527 

Duty,  Moses 159,  161,  163,  272,  290 

547,  607,  608 

Philip 3 

W^illiam 52,  185 


INDKX. 


735 


Dwyer,  Joliii 68,  180,  259,  570,  602 

Dyer,  Samuel 21,  273,  276,  289,  291 


Eager,  George 262,  294, 

Luke 

Samuel 

Eames,  Jeremiah 463, 

Jonathan 

Earle,  Caleb 

Early,  John 

Eastabrook,  Abel 93,  202,  203, 

Joseph 262,  288, 

Eastman,  Abner 

Abiatha 

Amos. 33, 

Benjamin 

Collins 

Ebenezer 36,  66,  67,  144, 

194.  5^7, 

Edmund 

Edward 352,  429, 

Enoch 51,  185, 

Ezekiel 273,  276, 

Ichabod 346, 

Isaac 

Jacob 470,  581,  606, 

James 574, 

J  eremiah 316, 

John 340,  471,  567, 

Jonathan 33,  104,  315, 

Jonathan,  Jr 105, 

Joseph 567, 

Joshua 453, 

Moses    ...    25,  50,  186, 

Nathaniel 167, 

Nathaniel,  Jr 

Nehemiah 586, 

Noah 

Obadiah 

Pearson 

Samuel 64,  181,  186,329, 

Stephen 454,  529, 

Thomas 51,  185,  329,  567, 

Timothy 316, 

William 323,365,456,  566, 

Zachariah 

Easty,  Aaron 

Eaton,  Asaph 

Benjamin..  .  .144,  193,  194,  350, 


Colline 

David ■ 

Ebenezer 315,  467, 


295 

i«3 
178 

473 
267 
105 
223 
420 
292 

571 
246 

438 
232 

51 
^93 
628 

463 
627 

3^5 
289 
418 
224 
654 
626 

3i« 

611 

467 

578 

596 

611 

532 

242 

274 

,299 

600 

,246 

.405 

.566 

598 

546 

611 

3^9 
653 
•579 
■  36 
.252 

587 
656 
.656 

•413 
54S 


Eaton,  Elisha 351 

Ephraim 242,  252 

Henry 268,  271 

Jabez 229 

Jacob 144.  193,  194 

Jeremiah  M 238 

John II,  459,  537,  539,  556 

Jonathan 9,  629 

Josejjh 404 

Joseph  T 382,  491,  501,  514 

Josluia 658 

Levi 229,  252,  350 

Paul 456,  539 

Samuel.. 23,  225,  268,  271,  290,  524 

Sylvanus 413 

Timothy 252 

Tristram 252 

William 203,  229 

Eayers,  John 579 

Thomas 8 

William. 412 

Eddy,  James 428,  644 

Thomas . 423 

Edes,  Jonathan 280,  288 

Edgerley,  James 368,  375,  483,  498 

502,  511,  518,  567,  611 
64S,  649 

Joseph 2 

Joshua 125,  188,  560,  5S1,  620 

Josiah 117,  1 28,  399 

Thomas 235 

Zebulon 116,  128,  189,  476 

Edmunds,  Jonathan.  .239,  257,  258,  344 
Edson,  Caleb.    ..210,  214,  217,  219-221 

Edwards,  Daniel 238 

John...  1 26,  188,  248,  251,  560,  620 

Malachi 5 

William 309 

Egan,  Luke 58 

Ela,  David 371,  379,  493,  504,  515 

Eldridge,  Joseph 238 

Elger,  Waitstill 355 

Elkins,  Henry.  ..  107,  117,  118,  120,  137 

139,  158,  191,  229,  242 

252,  253,  341 

Joseph 585,  611 

Josiah 286,  287,  291 ,  546 

Obadiah 25 

Samuel..  14,  369,  377,  492,  503,  515 

Thomas 11 

Ellerson,  John 623 

Elley,  David 579 

Ellinwood,  Joseph 88 

Ralph 244.  63 1 


736 


INDEX. 


Ellinwood,  Samuel 247 

Elliott,  Amos 244 

Andrew 409 

Barnard 404 

Benjamin 431 

David 90,  201 

Ezekiel 423 

Jacob 43 

John 61,  90,  182,  186,  227,  235 

257,  258,  589,  602,  607,  608 

Jonathan 313,  359,  588 

Oliver 346 

Samuel 239,  346 

Thomas 224 

William 553,  61 5 

Ellis,  Benjamin 355,  555,  644 

Caleb 428 

Ephraim 233 

Henry 356 

Jonathan 406 

Joseph 125,  188 

Joshua 43,  93,  202,  203,  326 

Lawrence 485,  500,  5 1 2 

William 5,  555,  644 

Ellison,  John 381,  489 

Thomas 1 08 

Elmore,  Elijah 85,  199 

Ely,  Samuel 82 

Emerson,  Amos  76,  81,  83,  ^^3'  600,601 

Benjamin  H 418 

Charles 58,  183,  304,  305,  465 

Daniel,  Jr " 346 

David 316,  319 

Eleazer 55,  184,  656 

George 58,  183 

John 331,  363 

Jonathan 53,  97,  185,  204,  296 

S53>  601 

Moses 45,  248,  251,  447,  540 

Nathaniel 335 

Ralph 346,  572.  609 

Smith 233,  408 

Thomas 346 

William 236 

Emery,  Amos 424 

Anthony 24,  246,  253 

Benjamin 242,  299,  429,  43 1 

Caleb 237,  425  j 

Daniel,  Jr 420 

Eliphalet 134,  191 

James 664 

Jane 503 

Joel 56,  184 

John 36 


Emery,  Joseph 58S 

Josiah 432 

Moses 225 

Noah..  ..70,  179,  311,  498,  510,  521 
588,  604 

Richardson 421 

Thomas 15,  98,  205,  334 

William 261 

Zachariah 35 

Emmons,  John 77,  198,  501 

Joseph 329 

English,  Thomas 178,  359 

William 658 

Enos,  Roger, 209 

Erinson,  David 586 

Erving,  John 579,  653 

Erwin,  David 161 

Etheridge,  Stephen  G 362,  365 

Evans,  Daniel 22,  227,  257,  258 

Edward.. 61,  182,  280,  288,  468,  567 
590,  607,  608 

Eldad 264 

Ephraim 114,  140,  142 

George 70,  1 79 

Ira 85,  199,  264,  470,  593 

John 269,  272,  290,  302,  303 

Joshua 264 

Moses 274 

Robert 233,  409 

Samuel 236 

Stephen 256,  321,  361,  366,  406 

409,446,  461,478,  556 

Wiggins 550 

William 125,  188,  235,  307 

Eveleth,  William 114,  141,  193,  298 

Everdon,  John 477 

Everett,  Edward 279,  287,  292,  295 

George 279,  288,  586,  657 

John 35 

Nicholas 259 

Everton,  John 267 

Ewers,  Rufus 400 

Ewins,  James 347 

Peter 324,464 

Eyers,  Samuel 348,  605 

Facy,  Joseph 555 

Fahey,  William   274,  277,  289 

Fairbanks,  Jonas 437 

Levi 437,  525 

Zenas 525 

Fairfield,  Elijah 585,  611 

Jeremiah 579,  653 

Samuel 394 


INDEX. 


737 


Fairweather,  William 13 

Faiker,  Michael 235 

Fall,  Geor-je 233,  559,   561,  5«i,  621 

Fannin,  Phinehas 329 

Farley,  Benjamin 33,  381,  490,  501 

514 

Benjamin,  Jr 346 

Caleb 392,  48S,  509,  513 

Ebenezer 33,  438 

Jonathan 307 

Solomon 309,  576 

William 576,  644 

Farmer.  David 56,  184 

James 53,  185,  588 

Minot 32 

William    264 

Farnham,  Ebenezer 265,  653 

John 267 

Samuel 268,  27 1 

Farnsworth,  David 32 

James 297 

Moses 575,  593 

Silas 85 

Tliomas 34 

Farnum,  Asa 102,  207 

Ebenezer 566 

John. .  .  .TOO,  198,  206,  207,  471,  477 

Joseph 244,  3 1 9 

Joseph,  Jr 317 

Stephen 416 

Farr,  Aaron 437,  525 

Ephraim 93,  202,  203 

Isaac 427 

Jonathan 93,  202,  203,  427 

Jonathan,  3d 428 

Joshua 93,  202,  203 

Nathaniel 34,  loi,  206,  207 

Samuel   B 247 

Farrar,  Jtduthan 300,  399 

John 310 

Joseph 267 

Rev.  Stephen 34 

Timothy 34 

Farren,  Phinehas 174 

Farrill,  John 353 

Farrington,  John 25 

Phinehas   336 

William 52,  185 

Farris,  William 34 

Farwell,  Isaac 34,  104,  106,  553,  592 

Levi 646 

Jonathan 427 

Joseph 43,  105 

Timothy 34 

52 


Farwell,  William 84,  199 

Fassett,  Joseph. ..  .93,  94,  202,  213,  221 

Favor.  Thomas 404 

Faxon,  Christopher 239 

Hunking 227,  257,  387,  494,  507 

516 

}•  ay,  Joseph 265,  578,  644 

Joseph ,  J  r 644 

Felch,  Benjamin 329 

Daniel 454,  530,  546,  568,  659 

Jabez.  ..252,  390,  486,  508,  512,  513 
Nicholas 229,  253,  390,  487,  508 

512,  513 

Felker,  Joseph 362 

Felix,  Philip 55,  184 

Fellows,  Hezekiah 62,  158 

Isaac 24,  232 

Jonathan no,  131,  190 

Joseph 273,  277,  289 

Josiah 441,  527 

Moses 211,  215,  218-220,  548 

568,  659 

Nathan 267,  271 

Nathaniel 226,  290 

William 13 

Felt,  Joseph .90,  201 

Fenix,  John 237 

Joshua 485 

Fenner,  Joshua 518 

Fenton,  Francis 159,  161,  163 

Ferguson,  Archibald 240,  259 

Eleazer 299,  352,  629 

Henry 242 

James 41 1 

John 74,  178,  411 

Fernald,  Amos 109,  124,  187 

Benjamin 259 

Ebenezer 240 

Edward 259 

Joel 240 

John 119,  259,  664 

Joseph 259,  480,  664 

Noah 664 

Robert 259,  480,  664 

Theodore 260 

Thomas 299 

William  259,  344,  664  (see  Furnald) 

Ferren,  Moses 586,  627 

Ferson,  James 254 

Fessenden,  William 46 

Field.  Andrew 68,  180 

Elihu 355 

Henry 416,  47S 

John 336 


738 


INDEX. 


Field,  Waitstill 93,  202,  203 

Zacliariah 355 

Fifield,  Abraham 60,  182 

Benjamin .273,  276,  289 

Ebenezer 226 

Edward 112.  146,  430,  585,  616 

Jolin.  ..112,  147,  195,  279,  288,  342 

546 

Jonathan 25,  71,  179,  266,  548 

Joseph.. 25,  159,  161,  164,  286,  287 
430,  546 

Nathaniel 302,  390,  480,  4.86 

Stephen 565,  660 

Weare 195 

William 61,  182 

Finch,  Simeon 87,  200 

Fish,  David 513 

John 100,  206,  207 

Nathan 573,  576,  629 

Nathaniel 639 

Fisher,  Edmund 264 

Samuel 4'  i 

Thomas 22 

Fishley ,  George 642 

Fisk,  Cato 564 

David 301,  391,  487.  509.  5 '3 

Ephraim 304,  306,  465 

James 33 

Jonathan 25 

Josiah 33,  346 

Mashon 6 

Solomon 566 

Fiske,  Cato 630 

David 244 

Solomon 653 

Fitch,  Samuel 394 

Thaddeus 102,  207 

Zebadiah 394 

Fitts,  Isaac 317.  3^9 

Richard 112,  147,  196,  453,  532 

Fitzgerald,  Joseph  M 260 

Michael 570,  616 

Thomas 283,  287 

Flagg,  Elijah 34 

Isaac 100,  206,  207,  346 

James 581,  659 

William 356 

Flanders,  Abner 430 

Christopher 34 

David 60,  182,  280,  28S,  341 

Isaac 226 

Jacob 184,  471,  566,  611,  617 

John.  .  .184,  211,  215,  217,  220,  611 
Jonathan 181 


Flanders,  Joseph 317,  320 

Levi 350 

Micah 63,  181,  186 

Nathaniel 226 

Philip.  . .  16,  261,  316,  318,  568,  6or 

Stephen 55,  184,  341,  5S5,  657 

Thomas 67,  181,  432 

William 287 

Fletcher,  Ebenezer 555,  575,  622 

Francis 34 

John 336,  700 

Levi 44  r ,  527 

Peter 34,  436,  524 

Philip 358 

Robert 35,  420,  422 

Thomas 34 

Fling,  Anthony 322 

Patrick  211,  215-220,  34S,  649,  653 

Flint,  Amos 1 03,  207 

Jacob 302,  313,  467,  548 

Flood,  Amos 105,  265,  568,  653 

Benjamin 442,  542 

Daniel 261 ,  61 1 

Humphrey..  .230,  252,  351,  450,  535 

James 404 

Jonathan.  ...  I  ID,  132,  190.312,563 

651 

Joseph 173,  176,  177,  611 

Moses 172,  1 75-1 77,  329 

Richard 61,  182,  454,  546 

Stephen 16 

Floyd,  James 642 

Richard 529 

Flowers,  Elisha 291 

Fogg,  Chase 312 

Daniel 132,  190 

David.. 1 16,  128,  189,  352,  451,  532 

Dearborn •  .  .229 

James no,  131,  190,  413,  551 

Jeremiah 49,  121 

Jerry 553,  615 

Jonathan 118,  137,  158,  192,  212 

214,  217,  218,  220,  255 
Joseph.  ..49,  1 10,  II  I,  121,  154,  413 

Samuel 370,  378,  387,  492,  494 

507,  516,  519 

Seth 352 

William    244 

Follensby,  or  Follingsby,  John 424 

Moses 212,  215-220 

Follet.  Benjamin 356,443,  543 

Gibbs 543 

Giles .443 

Ichabod 13 


INDKX. 


739 


Follensb}-,  John 225,  397 

Robert 237 

Samuel 93.  202,  203 

Follinlon,  Jonathan 584 

Joseph 584 

Folsom,  Abraham 12 

Benjamin 71,  1 79'  353'  476,  564 

616 

Edward 232 

Israel 11,  13 

Jacob 353 

Jeremiali 12,  341 

John.... 66,  148,  180,  195,  232,  235 

259,  321,  364,  451,  532,  563 

617 

John,  J r 322 

Jonatlian.  .  .144,  194,  232.  248,  563 
61 8,  639 

Josiah 142,  193,  298 

Moses 312 

Nathaniel '},'],  41,  44,  45,  48,  49 

120,338,398,475 
Tristram 398 

Foot,  Isaac 25 

Footman,  John 13,  235 

Thomas  120,  124,  151,  187,  197,251 

Ford,  Charles 223 

James 247,  478 

Miles 362 

Robert 237 

Foret.  Samuel 447 

Forgerson,  Ebenezer 495 

Eleazer 388 

Forrest,  Robert.. 144,  193,  194,  304,  306 

569,  605 

William 144,  193,  194,  211,215 

218,  220,  316,  319,  454,  529,  546 

Forsaith,  David 554,  634 

Jonathan 583,  635 

Josiah. 456,  537 

Forst,  Benjamin 244 

Samuel 637 

Forster,  George 477 

Fosgate,  Ebenezer  .  .  .203,  204,  267,  573 

596 

Fosgood,  Ebenezer 470 

Foss,  Benjamin 229,  253,  351,  540 

55' 

Daniel 372,  385,  497,  506,  517 

George 235,  248,  408 

George,  Jr 409 

Henr)- 20,  27,  382,  490 

Jeremiah 135,  191,  228,  400 

Job 381,  490,  501,  514 


Foss,  John. .127,  188,  224,  229,  232,  248 

316,  319,402,  415,  473.  564 

627,  671 

Jonathan 231.  397 

Mark 235 

Moses 22S,  423 

Nathan 114,  141,  193,  447,  540 

Nathaniel 141,  193,  235,  400 

Nathaniel,  J r 114 

Richard 565,  660 

Samuel 15,  228,  245,  540,  562 

Stephen 228 

Thomas  135,  191,  231.  309,  564,624 

Timothy 273,  289 

William 15,  448,  536 

Foster,  Abiel 194,  317 

Anthony 607,  608 

Asa,  Jr 359 

Caleb 588 

Daniel 34,  575,  622,  646 

David 425 

Ephraim 34,  169,  333,  575,  592 

James    348,  401,  414 

Jeremiah 76,  81,  198,  452,  532 

Joel 272,  289 

John 53,  185,  259 

Joseph 62,  1 56,  1 57 

Jonathan. ...  100,  144,  194,  206,316 
318,  454,  529,  546,  573 

Joshua T,s^  334 

Luke 259,  343 

Samuel 34,  575,  622 

Fothergill,  Moses 237 

Fowle,  James 105 

Fowler,  Abner 566,  660 

Jacob 413 

John 297 

Philip.  .299,  313,  408,  452,  532,  571 
586,  616,  618 

Robert 413 

Samuel 253,  273,  288,  295 

Fox,  Benjamin 15,  233,  370,  378,  492 

503,  515 

Edward 21,  135,  191,  226 

Israel 226 

Joel 657 

Nathaniel 66,  i8i 

Robert  C 239 

Silas 317,  320,  657 

Timothy 34 

Foy,  or  Foye,  Benjamin 447 

Daniel 451 

James 273,  277,  289 

John 248,  446,  540 


740 


INDEX. 


Foy,  or  Foye,  Thomas. .381, 489,  501,  514 
Timothy 277 

FrankHn,  James 355 

Nathan 427 

Frasier,  John  G 671 

William 71,  179,  302,  588,  604 

Freeman,  Daniel 356 

Ezra 645 

Frederick 576,  655 

John 160,  161,  164 

Moody 160,  161,  163 

Titus 274,  275,  289,  292 

William 10 

Freese,  Gordon 391,  487,  509,  513 

Zachariah 299,  3 1 2 

Freeze,  Joseph 118,  137,  158,  192 

French,  Abraham 226 

Andrew 229 

Daniel 229 

David 392,  427,  487,  509,  513 

Ebenezer no,  132,  190 

Elijah 370,  378 

Elisha 229,  370,  378,  492 

Enoch 117,  129,  189 

Ephraim 336 

Ezekiel 116,  129,  189,  332,  350 

Ezra 224 

Gould 330 

Haynes 281,  286,  287,  473 

Isaac 419 

Jabez..ii7,  129,  189,  392,487,  509 

513 

John.... 12,  113,  147,  173,  176,  177 

195,  2S8 

Jonathan 234 

Joseph.. 247,  391,  392,  487,  508,  512 

Joshua I-I6,  195 

Joshua,  Jr 112 

Levi 24 

Matthias 210,  215,  218-220 

Moses 300 

Nathaniel 116,  129,  189 

Nehemiah 247 

Obadiah 413 

Samuel 226,  340,  574,  626 

Thomas 296,  452,  532 

William 23,  33,  229,  223 

William,  Jr 219 

Winthrop 299,  312,  565,  651 

Friend,  John .114,  141.  193,  407 

Frink,  Dr.  Calvin 46,  48,  311 

Frohock,  Thomas  210,  214,217,  219,  220 

Frost.  George 149,  622 

George  P 119,  196,  554 


Frost.  John 237,  314 

Joseph 578,  610 

Mark 236 

Nathaniel 624 

Simon 237 

Thomas 9 

Winthrop 233 

Frye,  Colonel 42.  44 

David 359 

Ebenezer 70,  552,  604,  605,  606 

Isaac  .  .38,  48,  78,  80,  155,  555,  639 

640 

Fugard,  Samuel 358,  468,  604 

Fuller,  Amos 303,  575,  639 

Asa.... 233 

Benjamin 224 

Daniel 422,  468,  607,  608 

Enoch 244 

Ezra 90,  573,  639 

Francis 334 

Hezekiah 443,  542,  547 

John I,  112,  147,  195 

Jonathan 263,  265,  644 

Josiah 408 

Levi 578,  644 

Peter 265 

Samuel 356 

Silas 100,  206 

Thomas 11,  112,  147,  195,  341 

470,  586,  600,  606 

Fullerton,  David 189 

John 364 

Jonathan 580 

Fullington,  David 116,  1 29 

James 370,  378,  492 

John 362 

Jonathan 630 

Joseph .    630 

Fulton,  John 171,  i7S-'^77 

Furber,  Benjamin 234 

Eli 233 

Moses 234 

N 257,  258,  550 

Richard 233 

Thomas 115,  141,  193 

Furbish,  Benjamin 497,  517 

Samuel 406 

Furbush,  Benjamin 372,  3S5,  506 

Furgit,  Ebenezer 96 

Furnald,  Edmund 227,  257 

Joshua 237 

Kendall 255,  485 

Robert 255 

Theodore 484,  499,  512,  518 


INDEX. 


741 


Furnald,  William. 583,  651  (see  Fernald) 

Furness,  John 237,  242 

William 362 

Fyence,  Joseph 358 

Gage,  Abner 42,  53,  185,  588 

Andrew 53,  185,  587,  660 

Daniel 348 

David 53,  185 

James 478 

Job 247 

John 126 

John,  3d 188 

Jonathan 52,  185,  476 

Josepii 430 

Joshua 58,  183,  254 

Pierce 61 1 

Gains,  George. .  .233,  367,  376,  383,  389 
393,  415.  520 

Samuel 423 

Thomas 8 

Gale,  Asa 93,  202,  203 

Bartholomew 451,  532 

Daniel 144,  193 

Jacob 405,  475,  478 

Joseph 399 

Nathan 578,  644 

William  484,  499,  512,  518,  648,  649 

Gallup,  Asa 394 

Galusha,  Samuel 268,  272,  290 

Gammon.  Thomas  227,  257,  258,  344.  472 

Ganzier,  John 645 

Gardner,  Christopher  119,  150,  196,  448 

535 

Ebenezer 424 

Ezekiel 445,  543 

John 239,  255,  283,  287,  425 

John,  Jr 260 

Thomas 127,  188,  251,  618 

Garey,  or  Gary,  Daniel 549 

James 549 

Moses 325 

Samuel 549 

Garland,  Dodivah 476 

Ebenezer,  Jr 361 

Jacob II,  144,  593 

James 68,  180 

Jeremiah 354 

John   IT.  25,  252,  413,  534,  642,  654 

Joseph 253 

Moses 430 

Nathaniel 230 

Simeon 22 

Thomas 114,  141,  192 


Garling,  Gideon 408 

John 406,  407,  580,  637 

Thomas 406 

Garonte,  Antoine 662 

Garvin,  Epiiraim  171,  174,  176,  177,  359 

Gassett,  John 606 

Gates,  Daniel 264,  291 

Elias 394 

Ezra 280.  288 

Ezra,  Jr 2S0,  288 

George 604 

Isaac 51,  186 

Jacob 167,  170,  280,  288 

Stephen 280,  288 

Gauding,  Samuel 634 

Gault,  Matthew I73-I77 

Samuel 171,   i  74-1 77 

Gawen,  William 240 

Gay,  Isaac 658 

Zebulon 268,  270,  290 

Gear,  Charles 598 

Matthew 578 

Walter 598 

George,  Austin 55,  184,  657 

Benjamin 58,  183,  602 

David.  ..212,  214,  217,  219,  220,  348 
561,  579,  621 

Henry 253,  350 

Isaac 602 

James 13.  258 

Jonathan 348,  560,  579,  620 

Josiah 642 

Michael 347,  560,  563,  579,  620 

Moses  S 632 

Samuel    350 

Thomas 397,  570,  602,  61 1 

Gerrald,  James 316,  319 

Gerrish,  Alexander 237,  369,  377 

Benjamin 239 

Captain 13,  15,  26 

P^noch 316-318,  465 

James 322 

Joseph 118,  119,  149,  196,  260 

Paul 322 

Samuel 236,  298,  429 

Thomas  236,  372,  384,  496,  505,  517 
Timothy  255,  260,  368,  375,  483,  498 

William 485,  500,  512 

William.  Jr 518 

Getchell,  Zebulon 341 

Gibbs,  Abraham 264 

Asa 436,  524,  575.  622 

Benjamin 34 

David 264,  607,  608 


742 


INDEX. 


Gibbs,  Isaac 264,  607,  608 

James 55,   1S4 

Joseph 276 

Joshua 264,  607,  608 

Robert 336 

Thomas 264 

William 20 

Gibson,  Archibald   95,  204,  205 

Ebenezer 23 

Enoch 144,  193,  194 

James  29,  51,  58,  96,  144,  171,  175- 
177,  193,  194,  204,  296,  430,  653 

Jedediah 194 

Jeremiah 144,  193 

John 463,  473 

Samuel 417 

Giddens,  Simeon 298 

Giddinge,  Eliphalet..  .601,  604,  615-620 
627,  629,  633,  647,  659,  662 

Gilbert,  Lenaford 267,  477 

Seth 357 

Gilchrist,  Charles 265 

Gile,  Abraham 309 

Asa 226 

Ephraim 341 

Ezekiel 242 

John 225,  476 

Jonathan 19 

Joseph 16 

Moses 19 

Nathan 452 

Nathaniel 532 

Giles,  Benjamin 478 

Daniel 316,  318 

Ezekiel 225,  340 

John 231 

Joseph 273,  289 

Mark 13,  25 

Thomas 103,  208 

Gill,  Silas 90,  201,  575,  593 

William 231,  330,  350 

Gillette,  Simon 268,  272,  290 

Gilnian,  Andrew 232,  243 

Anthon}' 471,  610 

Benjamin 116,  129,  189 

Bradstreet 232 

Caleb 580,  661 

Carter 3,  314,  563,  585,  618,  661 

Constantine 464 

Daniel 226,  341 

David.  .299,  301,  302,  435,  461,  479 

481,  522,  554,  619 

Dudley  112,  117,  129,  147,  189,  195 

250,  390,  486,  508,  512 


Gilman,  Ezekiel 71,  179,  580,  627 

Israel 37,  38,  48,  78,  80,  685 

James 103,  207,  232,  458,  537 

Jeremiah 552,  591 

John.  ..  .15,  116,  128,  189,  233,  581 

John,  Jr 233,  309.  651 

John  M 25,  144,  194,  221,  304 

465 

John  Taylor 389,  446,  459,  531 

Jonathan.  .43,  68,  180,  354,  362,  365 

Joseph 162,  216,  407,  461,  662 

Joshua 12,  324,  464 

Morris 12 

Moses.  .210,  214,  217,  220,  455,  530 

Nathaniel 247,  555,  649 

Nicholas.  .12,  15,  119,  218,  256,  275 
299'  369.  389-  410.  434 
478,  53I'  555.  556,  638 

Noah 227,  257 

Peter...  160,  161,  164.302,459,  539 

Samuel... 23,  24,  107,  134,  136,  154 

191,  232, 250,  286,  2S7,  353 

Samuel,  Jr 432 

Samuel  T 629 

Simeon 196 

Simon 112,  147,  150,  195,  312 

3S3>  451.  532,  618 

Stephen 105 

Thomas 261 

Zebulon 399 

Gilmore,  James.. .74,  178,  242,  335,  338 
348,  605,  099 

John 411 

Robert 334 

Thomas 578,  593 

Whitefield 358 

Gilson,  John    100,  206,  207 

Gladding,  James 1S3,  254 

Glasier,  David 85,  199,  200 

Joseph 6 

Glass,  David 234 

Glazon,  Joseph 6 

Gleason,  Timothy 226,  300,  312 

Glidden,  Charles 143,  194 

Daniel 312 

Gideon 68,  180,  249,  617 

James 58 

John.  ..  .13,  III,  131,  190,  296,  297 
362,  365 

Glinds,  Israel 269 

Nathaniel 65 

Glines,  Israel 252,  271,  290,  429 

James 261 

John 144,  194,  269,  271,  290 


INDEX. 


743 


Glines,  Nathaniel.  iSi,  186,304,  316,  319 

566,  605,  C06 

William 144,  194 

Glover,  David 88,  201 

Hemy 42,  58,  183,  267 

Robert 87,  201 

John 108,  123,  187,  233 

Goathani,  Kclward 562,  637 

Samuel 637 

Godfree,  John 302,  303,  545 

Godfrey,  Jonathan 230,  252,  351,  62 1 

John...i5i,  197,  303.  312,  527,  573 

639 

William 430 

Goffe,  John 16,  17.  24,  26,  58,  183 

William 605 

Gofoney,  John 119 

Goings,  William 338 

Goodale.  Enos 35 

Ezekiel 35,  242,  476,  555,  640 

Goodall,  Asa 607.  608 

Goodenough,  Adino 655 

Benjamin 334 

Calvin 655 

Daniel 420 

Goodenovv,  Adino.  ...  loi,  206,  207,  576 

Calvin 576 

Edmund 427 

Nahum 84,  199 

Goodhue,  Phinehas 53,  184 

Stephen 418 

William  S 129 

Good'ng,  James 564 

Samuel 576 

Theophilus 459 

Goodman,  James 7 

Richard 87,  200,  301 ,  572,  639 

Goodridge,  Thomas 336 

Goodwin,  Amos 236 

Benjamin 403,  414 

Caleb 238 

Daniel 225,  236,  403,  414 

Ezekiel 302,  314,  469,  548 

James 135,  191,  236,  243,  265 

321,  361 

Joh  n 242 

Jonathan 380,  489,  501,  514 

Noah 473 

I'aul 345 

Richard 430 

Samuel.  224,  227,  234,  257,  343,  472 

Solomon 16 

Theophilus.  .224,  380,  489,  501,  514 
538,  539 


Goo<lwin,  Thomas 236 

William 237 

Wilioughl^y 125,  188,  473 

Gookin,  Daniel 351 ,  562,  636 

Gordon,  Alexander 12 

Daniel 242,  399,  451,  452,  532 

David 242 

Eiiphalet 457,  538,  584,  630 

Ithiel 584 

Ithiel,  Jr 630 

James..!  16,  129,  189,  309,  369,  377 
402,  492,  503,  515,  564,  647 

John 64,  182,  186,  612 

Joseph.  ..67,  304,  465,  563,  585,  627 

Josiah 71,  179,  299 

Phinehas 225 

Thomas 14,  300,  397 

Timothy 71,  179 

William 67,  181,  563,  618,  619 

627 

Goreley,  Benjamin 7 

Gorman,  Joseph 231 

Goss,  B 514 

James 76,  81,  198 

John 32,  229,  369,  377,  478,  492 

503,  515,  528 
Jonathan.  ...  118,  137,  158,  192,  255 

Mary 317 

Nathan 224 

Peter 102,  207 

Philip,  Jr 427 

Richard 380,  489,  501,  647,  649 

Robert 15 

Samuel 503,  515 

William 76,  82 

Goudy,  Samuel.. 382,  490,  501,  514,  519 

Thomas 244 

William. ..  ,381,  489,  501,  514,  519 
648,  649 

Gould ,  Amos 243 

Christopher. .  1 18,  138,  158,  191,  255 

Daniel 302 

Elias 430 

Elijah 574,  636 

Gideon 430 

James..  162,  170,  422,  553,  590,  607 

Jeremiah 114,  141,  193 

Jeremy 331 

Moses 597 

Nehemiah 597 

Samuel 16 

.     Simeon 34,  524,  590,  607,  608 

Stephen 247,  439,  527 

Thomas 224 


744 


INDEX. 


Gould,  William.  .382,  391,  487,  490, 
508,  513, 

Gove,  Ebenezer 

Eleazer..23,  in,  132,  190,  229, 

Jeremiah 

Jonathan  

Joseph 

Gowel,  Benjamin 

Govven,  William 255,  260, 

Grace,  Charles 

John 118,  119,  150, 

Joseph 63, 

iVIanuel 33,  loi, 

Grafton,  Caleb 

Graham,  Alexander 

Hugh 

John 42, 

Nathaniel 469, 

William 

Grandy,  Bezaleel 

Clement 20 

Grant,  Benjamin 231,  257,  267, 

289,  295, 

Daniel 473, 

David 

Duncan 470,  586,  600, 

Edward 230,  559,  561, 

Elias 

Elijah 

John 236, 

Joseph  

Joshua.. 127,  1S8,  230,  25S,  343, 

Nelson 388,  495,  507,  516, 

Noah 268, 

Paul  H 116,  129,  189, 

Peter 126,  188,  382, 

Peter,  Jr 380, 

Samuel  126,  188,  236,  323,  559, 

Silas 

William    561, 

Grapes,  Philip 167, 

Graves,  Israel 

Gray,  Billy 2S1,  2S5, 

George 228,  447, 

Hannah 

James  13,  49,  178,  225,  556,  659, 

Jonathan 43,  96, 

Joseph 235,  249,  265,  574, 

Moses 

Samuel  225,  235,  242,  361,  397, 

Timothy 

William  115,  141,192,321,361, 

Grey,  Corporal 

Hugh 


501 
514 
350 
642 

23 
1 1 

13 

236 
312 
260 
197 
182 
206 
13 
347 
347 
333 
603 

S11 
264 
.  27 
268 
296 
622 
259 
606 
621 

237 
236 
248 
603 
473 
519 
271 

330 
490 
489 
621 

237 
621 
288 
312 
2S7 
540 
,472 
661 
204 
630 
464 
408 

244 
624 
,  2 

,248 


Grey,  James 46 

John 227,  257 

Grear,  John 662 

Matthew 470,  594 

Greele,  Enoch 113 

Jonathan 691 

Joseph 527 

Matthew 548,  659 

Reuben 548,  659 

Greeley,  Benjamin 247 

Edward 404 

Enoch 147,  195 

John 103,  207 

Jonathan 103,  207,  336 

Joseph 97,  204,  205,  438 

Josiah 43 

Matthew 568 

Nathaniel 103,  208 

Noah 388,  495,  507,  516,  519 

Reuben 568 

Thomas 13 

Green,  Benjamin 12 

Benaiah 422 

Bradbury 350,  561,  606,  620 

Caleb 264 

Captain 11,  15 

David 244 

Eaton 230 

Ebenezer...  .162,  163,  164-166,  267 

268,  270,  274,  289,  291 

295,  296 

Enoch 109,  122,  187 

Ezra. 48,  80 

James 484 

John II 

Jonathan 354,  584,  628 

Joseph 642 

Richard 642 

Robert 642 

Thomas 42 

William 227,  257,  258,  472 

Greenfield,  Charles. .  .304,  305,  465,  466 

Paul ...   23 

Thomas 16 

Greenleaf,  David  160,  161,  164,  286,  287 

Nathan 450,  534,  642 

Samuel 229,  252 

Greenough,  William 166,  170 

Greenway,  Abram 585,  616 

Greenwood,  William 334 

Gregg,  David 74 

George 279,  288 

Hugh 99,  205,  334 

James 17,  183 


INDEX. 


745 


Gregg.  John 5S,  1S3,  425 

Jonatlian 348 

Joseph 242 

Leslie 425 

William  396,  397,  453.  532.  579,  5SS 

Gregory,  David 358 

William 387,494,  507,  516 

Gridley,  Richard 39 

Griffin,  Abraham 93,  202.  356 

Benjamin 231 

Dominicus 231,  570,  651 

Dudley 99,  205 

Eliphalet 117,  129 

Israel 327 

James 353 

John "JT,  81,  107,  122,  198,  256 

260,  484,  499,  512,  518 

Jonathan 348 

Joseph 570,  651 

Obadiah 589 

Richard 227,  452,  532,  585,  657 

Theophilus 77,  81,  198 

Thomas 317,  320 

Samuel "^l,  90.  201,  334 

William 623 

Griffith,  John 29 

William 38 1,  489,  501,  514 

Griggs,  John 265,  644 

Grimes,  James 425 

John 417 

Moses 346 

William 247 

Grindle,  Daniel 325,  464 

Griswold.  Isaac 325,  463 

Gross,  William 22,  198 

Grout,  Benjamin 270 

Elijah 323,  326 

John 471 

Grover,  Samuel 238 

Simon 238 

Stephen 307 

Grow,  Isaac 563,  627 

William 237 

Grushe,  John 261 

Thomas 600 

Guernsey,  Amos 356 

John,  Jr 356 

Oliver 356 

Guinn,  William 4 

Guire,  Daniel 568 

Gunn,  Samuel 645 

Wyatt 356 

Gunnison,  Christopher 239 

Elisha 119,  149,  197 

53 


Gunnison,  Henry 29 

John 239 

John,  Jr 259 

Josiah 549 

Pelatiah 258,  549 

Samuel 298,  325,  463 

William 29,  118,  119,  150,  196 

Guppy,  Joshua 233 

Guptail.  Moses 237 

Nathaniel 236 

Stephen 237 

William 230 

Gustin,  Elisha 105,  325,  464 

John 562 

Joshua 265 

Josiah 265 

Thomas 464 

Thomas,  Jr 324 

Gutridge,  Jedediah 406 

Hackett.  Allen 269,  271,  290 

Barnabas 577,  596 

Daniel 425 

Ebenezer 424 

Ephraim 432 

James 223,  255,  256 

Jeremiah 261 

Judah 370,  378,  492,  503,  515 

Moses 459,  537 

Hadd,  John 604 

Hadley,  Enos 418 

Ephraim 51,  185,  424 

Ezekiel 454,  529,  546 

Jacob 55,  184 

Joseph.  .159,  161,  164,  283,  287,  546 

595 

Stephen 346 

Hadlook,  Nathaniel 26 

Haes,  Henry 418 

Hagerty,  Barnabas 289,  292 

Haggart,  Robert 605 

Haggett,  Benjamin 359 

Haines,  Jacob 252 

Joshua 252 

Matthias 327 

Samuel 316 

Simeon 391,  487,  408,  512,  563 

564,  6i6 

Simon 550 

Stephen 316 

Thomas 604 

Walter 566,  605 

William 564.  615 

Hale,  Aaron 304,  305,  466,  567,  635 


746 


INDEX. 


Hale,  Abraham 336 

Captain 250 

David 99,  205,  333 

Enoch.  .256,  Z2>~^  335-  420,421,43/ 
438,  460,  478,  55S,  S7S 

Ephraim 644 

Joiin 50,  51,  185,  304,  306,  438 

527,  552,  591 

Major 156 

Nathan.  ..35,  37.  38,  48,  78,  80,  552 
553-  615 

Robert 77,  82,  198 

Thomas 135,  191,  587,627,657 

William 572,  590,  609 

Haley,  James 258,  550 

Joshua 239,  550 

Samuel 129,  189,  399 

Thomas 239,  344 

Hall,  Aaron 465 

Abijah   394 

Benajah 167,  170,  546 

Benjamin. .  ..52,  115,  141,  185,  192 
235,  265,  308,  321,  328,  651 

Christopher 10 

Daniel 90,  201 

David 52,  185,  464,  573 

Ebenezer. . .  .269,  271,  290,  291,  322 

Edward,  Jr 304 

Elijah 225 

Enoch 285,  287 

Ephraim 119,  150,  197 

Henry   346,  423 

Isaac 361 

James....  18,  53,  185,  233,  326,  394 
464,  570,  651 

John 7,  243,  260,  571,  605,  623 

Jonathan 423 

Jonathan,  Jr 442,  544 

Joseph..  1 18,  138,  158,  192,  228,  248 
261,  305 

Jude 85,  199,  572,  632 

Laban 662 

Moses.  .  .61,  182,  299,  304,  306,  465 

Nathan,  Jr 346 

Nathaniel 226.  330 

Nicholas 566,  587,  657 

Obadiah 328 

Ralph,  Jr 235 

Reuben 299,  5S3,  600 

Richard 411 

Samuel...  18,  82,  115,  141,  192,  198 
234,  428 

Stephen 61,  182,  304,  305.  465 

Thomas,  Jr 394 


Hall,  Timothy 88,  304,  305,  465 

Ziba 428,  644 

Ham.  Benjamin 236,  447,  540 

Benson 261 

Daniel 228 

Ephraim 233 

George 409 

John.... 18,  114,  140,  193,  234.  298 
307.  623 

Samuel   18,  323 

William    447,  540 

Hamack,  Thomas 18,  620 

Hamblet,  Hezekiah 359 

Reuben 588,  626 

William 267 

Hambleton,  Abial 237 

Jonathan,  3d    237 

Paul 237 

Richard 237 

Samuel.  .370,  379,  493,  504,  515,  579 
647,  649 

Hammet,  Moses 234,  407 

Hammock,  Ebenezer 29,  142,  193 

John 3,  14 

Richard 3 

Thomas 30 

Hammon,  Philip 4 

Hammond,  Benjamin 428 

Joseph 36,  426,  428,  429,  437 

438,  478 

Joseph,  Jr 92,  202,  203,  428 

Josiah 258 

Simpson 356 

Hammons,  Thomas 603 

Harman,  Stephen 321,  33S,  642 

Hancock,  Jacob 19 

John 309,  481 

Thomas 560 

Hand,  Aaron 280,  288 

Ira 160,  161,  164 

Oliver    173,  177,  288 

Willard 286,  287 

Handsome,  John 333,  634 

Handy,  Bradbury 1 10 

Cyrus 185 

Jonathan 1 10 

Hannatord,  John 36 

Thomas 191 

Hanscom,  Reuben 664 

Thomas •  •  ■33i>  361,  623 

Uriah 236,  446,  540 

Hanson,  Aaron 242 

Anthony. ..  .114,  140,  192,406,559 
561,  621 


INDEX. 


747 


Hanson,  Benjamin 245 

Charles 583,  600 

Daniel 230 

Kbenezer. .  .369,  374,  4S2,  498,  502 

James 13 

John 1 26,  1 88,  298,  576 

John  B .  .29S 

Lieutenant 26 

Serjjeant 2 

Hardie,  Thomas 554 

Harclnay,  John 289 

Josepli 289 

Hardwick,  William 265,  336 

Hardy,  Aaron 33 

Bradbury 1 1  r 

Cyrus 53,  588,  C26 

Jacob 53,  156,  157 

James.  .  .53,  173,  177,  184,  288,  588 
607,  608,  626 

Jedediah 53,  185,  347 

Jerry 371 

Jesse 53,  185 

John 342,  349 

Nathaniel. ..  116,  129,  189,  418,  574 

600 

Nehemiah 423 

Noah 301 ,  303,  312 

I'erry 379,  418,  493,  504,  515 

Phinehas 88,  200,  301,  303,  312 

Robert 433 

Samuel 398 

Simeon 60 

Thomas. .  .52,  54,  88,  200,  577,  588 

625,  626,  662 

William 348 

Harford,  John 245 

Nicholas 3,  14 

t'aiil 230,  245,  476 

Samuel 21 

Solomon 373,  386,  497,  506,  517 

Harkness,  John 89,  91 

Robert 34 

Harper,  Captain 338 

John 98,  99,  192,  578,  593 

Samuel.  .105,  106,  221,  298,  544,  578 

Samuel.  Jr 442,  593 

Thomas 578,  592 

William.  .71,  179,  311-313,  365,  476 

Harriman,  Kbenezer 261 

Joseph 341 

Leonard 19,  167,  246,  274 

Levi 454,  529,  546 


Harriman,  Moses 172,  176,  177 

I'age   593 

l^etcr 452.  532 

Philip 174 

Samuel 16 

William 77,  82 

Harrington,  Francis 5 

Hezekiah 4 

Jeremiah 246 

John 203,  487,  545,  647,  650 

Jonah 420 

Joshua 93,  202,  203 

Samuel 259,  480 

Timothy 336,  604 

Harris,  Abraham 15 

Henry 572,  597 

Jonathan 95,  204 

Joseph 53,  185,  587,  62S 

Samuel 337 

Solomon 578,  598 

Thomas 14,  337 

William 95,  204 

William,  Jr 95,  204,  205 

Harrison,  Samuel 4 

William 550 

Harsey,  Peter 353 

Samuel 147,  195,  309 

Hart,  Arthur 58 

John 326 

Mary 27 

Samuel 227,  257,  258.  472 

Simeon 543 

William 245,  343,  372,  385,  496 

William,  Jr 239,  255 

Hartshorn.  Aaron 433 

James 244,  267 

John 244,  417 

Jonathan 439,  527 

Harvell,  Joseph 171,  174,  176,  177 

Harvey.  Archibald 269,  285,  290 

Archibald,  Jr 287 

Barnet 61,  182,  249,  304,  465 

Bernard 305 

Edmund ...  .265 

Enoch    424 

John 16,  69,  180,  571,  660 

Kimber 645,  646 

Lemuel 59,  I  S3 

Peter 12 

Thomas 471 

Timothy 265 

Harwood,  James.. 97,  203,  204,  267,  573 

600 

Haseltine,  or  Haselton,  David 639 


748 


INDEX. 


Haseltine,  or  Haselton,  Jeremiah.. 7 7,  82 
198,  313,  586 

John 242,  463,  546 

Joseph 359 

Nathaniel 206,  244,  335 

William 574 

Haskell,  Abijah 576,  634 

Job 455,  534 

Haskins,  Samuel 26 

Hastings,  James ...  566,  657 

John 16 

Jonas 55,  184 

Joseph 23S,  315,  467.  54S 

Josiah 92,  202,  203,  427 

Robert 566,  583,  657 

Sylvanus 105,  594 

Thaddeus 436,  524 

Hastens,  Benjamin 525 

Hatch,  Adrian 422 

Amos 23S 

Asa 423 

Elisha 23S 

Joseph 166,  170,268,270,423 

Nathan 290,  325,  464 

Haven,  John 550,  551 

Hawkins,  Benjamin 361 

Nathaniel 3 

William 205,  235.  408.  555,  640 

William  A 95,  204,  574 

Hawkley,  James 471,  577 

Haydon,  Samuel 650 

Hayes,  Aaron 228,  236 

Amos.  .234,  245,  372,  385,  497,  506 

517 
Daniel 19 

Ebenezer 447.  540 

Enoch 447,  540 

George 322 

Nathaniel 245,  575,  593 

Richard 363 

Samuel 228,  470 

Solomon 451,  532 

William 144,  193,  194 

Haynes,  Nathan 228 

Nathaniel 228 

Samuel 15,  143,  194,  319 

Simeon 236 

Stephen. 319 

Thomas 569 

Hayward,  Benjamin 270,  543 

Joshua.. 442-444,  462,  542,  544,  547 

.Samuel 34 

Thomas 626 

Haywood,  Joseph 464 


Haywood,  Samuel 588 

Hazard,  David 464 

James 411 

Hazeltine,  Barnes 167,  1C9,  275 

Benjamin 410 

Daniel 225 

John 161,  164,  288,  546 

Jonas 53 

Jonathan 185,  305,  342 

Nathaniel loi,  207 

Peter 410 

Samuel 410  (see  Haselton) 

Hazelton,  Jeremiah 602 

John 590,  607,  608 

Jonathan 304,  603 

Hazen,  Benjamin 436 

Hazzen,  Captain 26 

Head,  James 359,  588 

John 74,  1 78,  470,  579,  606 

Moses 269,  270,  289 

Moses,  Jr 269,  272,  290 

Nathaniel 242,  424 

Samuel 278 

Heald,  Ephraim 35 

Joseph 35 

Oliver 35 

Peter 35 

Thomas 33,  34 

Healey,  Nathaniel 11 

Nehemiah 427 

Samuel i ,  ^G,  116,  1 98 

Heard,  Benjamin 321 

David 244 

George 234,  406,  625 

Jacob 245 

Jethro 125,  127 

John 244 

Josiah 245 

Meshech 234,  322 

Reuben 234 

Robert 372,  385 

Samuel 18,  236,  245 

Tristram 15,  236,  321,  361 

William 236 

Hearl,  James 237,  246 

Robert 246 

Hearsee,  Peter 61 1 

Heath,  Amos  211,  214,  217,  219,  220,547 

Asa 328,  329,  404,  663 

Bart 19 

Benjamin.  ..167,  246,  274,  288,  317 

319 

David 586,  61  r 

Dearborn 410,  457,  538 


INDEX. 


749 


Heatli,  Enocli 135,  191,  341,  586,  657 

Epliniim 548,  568,  659 

Isaac 225,  340 

Jesse 224,  404,  546,  586,  600 

Jonathan  135,  143,  191,  193,  586,  657 

Joshua 52,  185,  246 

Josiah 16 

Reuben 76,  -]■],  82,  198 

Richard 77,  82,  3  'i,  586,  656 

Robert 211,  215,  218-220 

Sterling 279,  288,  587,  657 

Samuel .... 16,  77,  83,  198,  341 

Timothy 225,  453,  532 

William. .19,  315,  467,  548,  566,  650 

Zebadiah  76,  83,  198,  586,  5S7,  656 

Heaton,  James 355 

Jonathan 325,  464 

Nathan 355 

Samuel 436 

William 92,  202 

Heffron,  Dennis 264 

Michael 264 

Hemin<;;way,  Jason 420 

Hemphill,  Nathaniel 348 

Henderson,  Joseph  ,.  .231,  403,  414,  575 

612 

Stephen 372,  3S5,  496,  505,  517 

Thomas 99,  205 

Zoath 114,  1 40,  1 93,  298,  624 

Henry,  Joseph 425 

Samuel 244 

Herbert,  Samuel 302 

Herrick,  Joseph 100,  206 

Herrin,  John 269,  271,  290 

Herrington,  John 391 

Timothy 579 

Hersey,  Ichabod 424 

Jonathan 233 

Jo.siah 233 

William 232 

Heustis,  Daniel 268,  270,  289 

Hevves,  Benjamin 93,  202,  203 

Joseph 443,  543 

Samuel 210,  216,  218,  220,  607 

Hewit,  William 471,  575 

Heywood,  Eleazer 597 

Hibbard,  Augustus 294 

Rev.  Augustine.  .262,  295,  5 '3,  615 

Daniel 265 

Eliphalet 283,  287 

Thomas. ...  162,  262,  284,  290,  292 

295.  465 

Hickcox,  Benjamin 422,  556,  658 


Hicks,  Amos 356 

Asa 356 

Barnard 427 

Benjamin 233 

Samuel 235 

Hickson,  Ebenezer 332 

Higby,  Charles 105,  324,  464 

Higgins,  Daniel 243 

Hight,  James 227,  257,  258,  472,  550 

Hildrich,  Samuel 51 

Simeon 333 

Hildrith,  Levi 76,  82,  198 

Simeon. 34,  loi,  206 

Hill,  Alpheus 263 

Benjamin 330,  332 

Captain 12,  15 

Charles 273,  276,  288,  294,  295 

Daniel 237,  259 

David..  1 19,  150,  196,309,  327,  584 

600 

Ebenezer 264,  613 

Edward 233 

Henry 235,  446,  540 

James 232 

John 234.  235,  598 

Jonathan 563,  627 

Joseph 10,  15,  613 

Nathaniel.  ..  .93,  202,  203,  235,  264 

Nicholas  D 330 

Oliver 418 

Richard 233 

Robert 235 

Samuel.. 33,  227,  233,  257,  258,  346 
572,  590,  609 

Simeon 204 

Thomas 186,  570 

William iS,  26,  233,  624 

Hills,  David 328 

Ebenezer,  Jr 573 

Jacob 410 

John 76,  81,  1 98 

Joseph 573 

Joseph,  Jr 328 

Levi 341 

Moses 328 

Parker 43.  76,  82 

Reuben 82,  198 

Simeon 96 

Stephen 103 

Thomas 51 

Hillery.  John 459,  538,  654 

Hilliard,  Robert 2 

Zebulon 109,  131 

Hillsgrove,  John.  .35,  225,  468,  575,  612 


750 


INDEX. 


Hilton.  Dudley 232 

John...  1 1 9,  151,  196,250,563,628 

John  P 212,  216,  218,  220,  570 

Jonathan 233 

Joseph 555,  652 

Pike -...651 

William 269,  272,  290,  581 

Hilyard,  Benjamin 351 

John 432 

Samuel 542 

Zebulon 109,  131 

Hinds,  Barzillai 115,  141,  193,  250 

Jacob •.  .38,  78,  84,  86,  155,  199 

Jacob,  Jr 85,  199 

Hinckley,  Christopher  . . .  .273,  276,  289 
Hinckson,  John. . . 15,  172,  175-177,  268 

289,  299 

Hitchcock,  Captain 25 

Hix,  Benjamin 624 

Joseph 22 

Hoag,  Elijah 23 

Hussey 1 1 1,  132,  190,  641 

Hoar,  Benjamin 34 

Hoat,  Israel 543 

Hobart,  David 256,  440.  441,  558 

Isaac 43 

Jonas 590,  607,  608 

Jonathan 527,  545 

Joseph 280,  288,  657 

Samuel.  ..24,  37,  49,  50,  77,  80,  109 
III,  687 

Solomon 590 

William 423 

Hobbs,  Caleb 404 

David 413 

Jacob 99,  404 

James.. 118,  138,  15S,  192,350,458 

538 

James,  Jr 361 

John 3 

Joseph 411 

Nathaniel 229 

Samuel 192,  351 

Sheldon 237 

Simon 23 

Solomon 609 

Hobby,  Sir  Charles 6 

William 6 

Hobson,  John 423 

Hockley,  James 593 

Hodgart,  Robert 579 

Hodge,  Alexander 443,  542 

David 280,  288 

Samuel 280,  288,  441,  527 


Hodgdon,  Aaron 664 

Benjamin 236,  323 

Caleb.  ..235,  253,  367,  368,  374,  376 

498 

Charles 641 

Daniel 298,  549 

David..  1 14,  141,  193,406,  562,  636 

Hanson 369,  375,  482,  498 

Isaac 236 

Israel 18 

James 664 

John 18,  280,  288,  546 

John,  Jr 287 

Jonathan 141,  192 

Jonathan,  Jr 115 

Joseph 120,  149,  197,  231,  233 

Moses 235,  446,  540,  541 

Phinehas 228,  616 

Richard. . . .369,  375,  482.  498,  502 
511,  518,  550 

Samuel 236,  485,  500,  5 1 2,  647 

Stephen 236,  314 

Stephen,  Jr . .  .236 

Thomas 242 

William 406 

Hodgkins.  Francis 476 

William 34,  567,  611 

Hodgman,  John 419 

Joseph 100,  206,  208 

Oliver 346 

Zaccheus 100,  206,  207 

Hodsden,  Alexander 14 

Jonathan 12 

Joseph 14 

Hogg,  Abner 359,  653 

Alexander 547 

Ebenezer 670 

George 59,  183,  611 

James 58 

John 219,  254 

Robert 254 

William 329,  579,  616 

Hoit.  Abner 194 

Benjamin.  .  .224,  299,  312,  371,  563 

650 

Enoch 567,  61 1 

Israel 12,  14,  445 

John 274,  278,  291,  294 

Jonathan,  Jr 338 

Levi 312 

Micah 554 

Michael 629 

Nathan 42,  71,  555,  655 

Peaslee 340 


INDEX. 


751 


Hoit,  Reuben 54S,  568 

Ricliard 532 

Saimiel 410,  Coo 

Stephen.. 50,  51,  231.  315,  330,  467 

Tlioniiis 71,  566 

William 14,  385,  563,  650 

Zebacliah    224  | 

Hoyt,  Benjamin.  ..25.  384,  3S7,  494,  496  [ 
505,  516,  517,  647  I 

Levi 468 

Peaslee 224 

Reuben 659 

Ricbard 341,  453  , 

Samuel 23,  583  j 

Stephen 465,  467,  548 

Thomas 1 79.  654 

William 494,  507,  516,  647 

Holbrook,  Abijah 239 

Amos 263 

Benjamin 227,  257,  259,  262 

Joseph 239 

Robert 239 

Holcomb,  Matthew 292,  567,601 

Holden,  Adonijah 159,  161,  164,  288 

Febeus 114,  140,  192 

James 694 

John 64,  181,  186,  566 

Nathaniel 324 

Phebeus 298 

Samuel 25 

Holdridge,  Jehiel 265 

Holland,  Nathaniel 580,  659 

Robert.. 21 1,  215,  218-220,  283,  287 
584,  600 

Holloway,  Curtis 7 

Holman,  Ezekiel 370,  379,  493 

Jeremiah 70,  1 79,  584,  604 

Holmes,  James 21 

Jonathan 74,  178,  41 1 

Jonathan  P 355 

Josej^h 235,  406 

Joshua. . .    227 

Lazarus  118,  120,  151,  196,  258,  343 

Nathaniel 42  [ 

Robert 239,  485,  500,  5 1 2 

Samuel 423 

Thomas  21 1,  215,  218-220,  579,  653 
William 29 

Holt,  Abiel 439,  527 

Amos 244,  574 

Amos,  Jr 639 

Asa 592 

Fi  field 244 

Frye 588 


Holt.  Humphrey 411 

Jabez 102,  207,  266 

Jeremiah loi,  206,  303 

Nathan 179 

Nehemiah 574,  639 

Obadiah 266,  477 

Simeon loi,  206,  417 

Holton,  Jonathan    427 

Honey,  Calvin 470 

Job  11 O09 

Joseph 573,  632 

Peter... 95,  204,  337,  418,  470,  600 

606 

I^eter.  Jr 573 

Honeytord,  Thomas 135 

Honorej.  Jaques. 662 

Hook,  Abraham 227 

Daniel 229,  253 

Humphrey 226 

Hooker,  John 239 

Hooper,  Daniel    236 

James 283,  287 

Levi 297 

Hopkins,  Allen 74,  178,  348 

James 457,  458,  S37 

John 74,  178 

Richard 302,  391,  487,  509,  513 

Robert 425 

Solomon 307 

William 9,  273,  277,  289 

Hopkinson,  Jonathan 563,  627 

Horn.  Andrew 473 

Benjamin 230,  322 

Caleb 1  26,  188,  230 

Daniel 1 14,  141,  193,  560,  624 

Ebenezer. .  ..1 15,  126,  141,  188,  193 
298,  446,  540 

Elisha 23S 

George 3O3 

Ichabod 5^9 

Isaac 244 

James 1 14,  140,  192.  238,  298 

Jonathan 114,  140,  192,  298 

William  . . .' 476 

Home,  Andrew 1  25,  188 

Benjamin ,365 

James. . ." 230 

John 13 

William 1-5 

Horney,  John 25 

Horsom,  David  236 

Hoskins,  Nicholas 8 

Hosley,  Samuel 33 

Hosmor,  Reuben loi,  206,  574,  639 


752 


INDEX. 


Hossom,  Jacob..  1 1 5,  142,  iq2,  372,  3S5 
497,  506,  517 

Hough,  Daniel 422 

Houghton,  Edward 264 

John 426,  429 

Neheniiah 436,  438.  524 

House,  John 422,  553,  590,  607-609 

Houston,  Caleb 421 

James 59'  477 

John 266 

Robert 299 

Samuel 74,  178 

William 358 

Hovey,  Ivory 555,  638 

Howard,  Amos 114,  140,  192 

Amos,  Jr 298 

Benjamin 105,  267,  289,  443,  548 

568,  659 

David 325 

Ebenezer 10 

Enoch 53,  185,  236 

John S3^  156,  157 

Joseph 325 

Nathan 427 

Roswell 607,  608 

Samuel 35 

Solomon 136,  191 

How,  Charles 308,  345,  649 

Elijah. 559 

Ephraim 33,  88,  200 

Isaac 33 

James 445 

Joel 417 

John 346 

Josiah 545 

Jotham 261 

Peter 185 

Samuel 85,  199,  200,  247 

Howe,  liarzillai 103,  552,  604 

Bezaleel 207 

Israel 97,  204,  205,  303 

James 367,  543 

Joel 103,  207 

Jonathan '. 662 

Joseph 262 

Josiah 491,  648 

Peter 51 

Richard 628 

Thomas 618 

William 40,  41,  44 

Howlett,  Davis 326,  463 

Hubart,  John 404 

Hubbard,  Elisha 89,  201 

James 236 


Hubbard,  Jonathan 438' 

Lemuel 297,  326,  463,  465 

Richard 226 

Huckins,  Israel 373,  386,  497,  506 

John 235 

Jonathan 2:5 

Stephen 362,  364 

Thomas 233 

Hudson,  Benjamin 578,  597 

Huff,  Daniel 238 

Israel 239 

Hugh,  Jeremiah 6 

Hughes,  Richard 639 

Hughs,  John 412 

Richard 88,  200,  572 

Robert 9 

Solomon 13 

Huggins,  David 394. 

John 233 

Hull,  Israel 257,  258,  587,  628 

John 227 

Joseph.  .225,  246,  304,  465,  466,  648 

650 

Nathaniel 656 

Samuel 657 

Humphrey,  John 348 

William 355,  423 

Hunkings,  John 149,  196 

Hunkins,  John 118,  120,  225 

Hunnuile,  Roger 448 

Hunt,  Caleb 577,  634 

David.  .300,  3S8,  470,  495,  505,  516 
565,  586,  600,  606 

Enoch 586,  656 

Gideon 345 

Humphrey 662 

Jacob 391.487,  509,  513 

James 646 

Levi 144,  193,  194 

Moses.. 340,  380,  489,  501,  514,  519 

564 

Nathan 404 

Philip 144,  193,  194 

Thomas 10,  283,  287,  597 

Willard 420,  629 

William 238 

Zaccheus 569,  586,  600,  606 

Zebulon 285,  287,  546 

Hunter,  David 332 

Ebenezer 8 

John 43,  59,  183,  249 

Lieutenant 699 

Thomas i 

Huntington,  John 425 


INDEX. 


755 


Huntington,  Timothy 413 

Huntley,  Natlian 325,  464 

Samuel 265 

Huntoon,  Benjamin 316,  318 

Caleb 25,  113.  147,  196 

Hilton 325,  464 

John 325,  464 

Jonathan 60,  182 

Joseph 25,  194,  556,  661 

Josiah 113 

Moses 112,  147,   195,404 

Nathaniel 24,  26,  298 

Philbrick 195 

Philip 104 

Reuben 585,  660 

Thomas  P 112,  147,  404 

Huntress,  Christopher 246,  618 

George ....    14 

James 246 

John 18 

Jonathan 118,  119,  149,  196,  227 

344.  635 

Joshua  L   256 

Pearson 580,  619 

Seth 664 

Solomon 316,  319 

Hunwill,  Robert 535 

Hurd,  Samuel 298 

Uziel 324,  464 

Zadoc 645 

Hurey,  Job 3 

Hurlbert,  Richard 261 

Huse,  James 134,  191,  341 

Jonathan 112,  147,  195 

Josepii 425,  432 

Robert 369,  498 

Samuel 225,  341 

Thomas 58,  183,  254,  359 

Hussey,  Job 14 

Robert 375,  483,  502,  511,  518 

Samuel 112 

Hutchins,  Asa 93,  202,  203 

Benjamin 432 

Edman 664 

Ephraim "]"],  81,  198 

George 225 

Gordon.  ..63,  65,  153,  156,  181,  182 

186,  416,  431 

Hezekiah  38,  76,  78,  81,  83,  155,  198 

Isaac 93,  202,  203 

Israel 517 

James 408,  61 1 

Jeremiah 233 

John  25,  82,  118,  119,  149,  197,  198 
54 


Ilutcliins,  Josejjh 448,  534,  664 

Levi 63,  181,  186 

Moses 239,  468,  593 

Nathaniel.  .  .210,  214,  217,  219-221 

475.  553,  610,  611 

Samuel... 35,  90,  239,  255,  260,  484 

Simon 597 

Solomon .  .    664 

Theophilus 25 

Thomas 664. 

William 85,  199,  553,  610 

Hutchinson,  Alexander 59,  156,  157 

Benjamin 244 

Dudley 69,  180,  569 

Elisha 69,  180,  432,  603 

James 43,  87,  103,  200,  575,  639 

John loi,  206,  607,  608 

Levi 433,  603 

Nehemiah 88,  201 

Samuel 87,  200 

Solomon  59,  183,  254,  439,  527,  545 

Thomas 99,  205,  576,  634 

Timothy 55,  1S4,  579,  604 

Ide,  Israel 42S 

Indian,  Lewis 265 

Ingalls,  Ebenezer 98,  205 

Israel 82,  198,  337,  387,  494,  507 

516,  519,  586,  600 

Jonathan 420 

Nathaniel 36 

Simeon 36,  98,  205 

Ingersoll,  Colonel 25,  26 

I  ngerson,  Richard 549 

William 259 

Ingham,  Joseph 238 

Ingliss,  Thomas 73 

Ingraham,  Junia 422 

Morris 13 

Ireland,  Asa no,  1 1 1 

Benjamin 9 

Irving,  Caleb 247 

Jackson,  Benjamin 21,  233,  432 

Clement .570,  649 

Clement,  Jr 255,  260,  484,  647 

Daniel.. 272,  385,496,  505,  517,  617 

Daniel,  Jr 239 

Eleazer 444,  543 

George,  Jr 255,  260 

Dr.  Hall 239,367 

Jol^"-, 344 

Joseph 68,  180,  408 

Nathaniel 13 


754 


INDEX. 


Jackson,  Samuel 233 

Simeon 430 

William 192 

Jackman,  John 317,  319 

Moses 34' 

Samuel 304,  306,  466 

Jacobs,  Elias 238 

John 238 

Jaiques,  Jean 585 

Jallen,  Simon 10 

James,  Jabez 362,  365 

James 236 

John 664 

Jonathan 362,  365 

Kinsley 239 

Kinsley  H 353 

Samuel 4,  no,  132,  190 

Jameson,  Hugh 605 

John 53.  1S5,  359 

Thomas 61  ] 

Jandes,  Barnabas 2 

Jannison,  John 297 

Janvrin,  Ebenezer 345,  664 

Mendum 240,  259 

Jaquith.  Ebenezer 33 

Jarvis,  Robert 660 

Jeffers,  John 532 

John,  Jr 452 

Jenks,  Cornelius 263 

Jenkins,  Ebenezer 5 

Nathaniel 108,  123,  188,  362 

Peter 74,  1 78,  348,  579,  604 

Richard 227,  257,  258,  472,  549 

Jenness,  Benjamin 571 

David 52,  184 

Francis,  Jr 402,  414 

Job 585,647,650 

John 224,  343,  360 

Jonathan 118,  138,  158,  192,627 

Joseph. .370,  378,  414,  492,  503,  515 

Joshua 641 

Peter 224 

Richard ...224 

Samuel. 588 

Samuel,  Jr 224 

Jennings,  Ebenezer 662 

Ephraim 607,  60S 

John ^-69 

Jonathan 586 

Stephen 607,  608 

Jepson,  John 563 

Jewell,  Daniel 415 

David 308,  401,  586,  587,  6s6 

Enos 5S3,  5^(i^  627 


Jewell,  Henry 413 

James 267 

Joseph 381,  490,  623 

Nathaniel 8 

Timothy 300,  456 

Jewett,  Abel 333 

David 400 

Edward 36 

Ezekiel 35 

James 337 

Jedediah 172,  174-177 

Joseph 580,  661 

Moses 452,  532 

Noah 229,  419 

Samuel 33 

Stephen,  Jr 419 

Job,  John 348,  560,  620 

Joel,  Esar 10 

Johns,  Peter 283,  287 

Johnson.  Abraham 57,  183 

Andrew 223,  363 

Asahel 324,  464 

Asael 645 

Benjamin  9,  109,  123,  187,  308,  321 

Calvin 59,  183,  304,  306 

Captain 475 

Charles 93,  202,  203 

David.  .  .25,  265,  442,  544,  578,  596 

610 

Davis 258 

Dennis 343 

Edmond 12 

Edward 33 

Ezra 417 

Gideon 233 

Isaac 63,  105,  181,  1S6,  265 

Isaiah 286,  657 

James 22,  25,  54,  235,  252,  316 

318,  321,  465,  466,  548 

John.  .15,  16,  88,  108,  201,  225,  235 

242,  398,  405,  455,  529,  575 

John  M 392,  487,  5C9,  513 

Jonathan 167," 275,  304,  305,  405 

465 

Joseph 25 

Joshua 253 

Josiah 265 

Moses 61,  182,  317,  319 

Nathaniel 252 

Noah 404 

Oliver 85,  199 

Peter 43,  64,  181,  186,  224 

Philip 149,  197,  312 

Philip,  Jr 120,  338,  641 


INDEX. 


755 


Johnson,  Samuel..  .33,  82,  19S,  370,  379 
381,397,  438,  489,  493,  501,  514 

527,  545>  592 

Simon 247 

Thomas 22S,  235,  322,  578,  596 

Timothy 358 

William 18,  210,  216,  217,  220 

474-  475-  579 
Zebed  iah 332 

Johnston,  Charles 395,  547 

Elisha 9 

Jolin 622 

Nathaniel 9 

Samuel 501,  504,  515 

William 10,  653 

Jones,  Asa 297 

Benjamin 2,  233,  362 

Corporal    2 

Ebenezer 18,  233 

Ephraim 574,  626 

James 244 

Jesse 45S,  538 

John 13,  606,  648 

Joseph 398 

Joshua 257 

Lazarus 238 

Lloyd 566,  654 

Moses   51,  185 

Nathan 404 

Robert 586 

Samuel 227,  257,  258,  263,  472 

473'  550 
Thomas  ....227,  238,  257,  258,  265 

Timothy 244,  319 

William 244,  697 

Jordan,  Dominicus   3 

Ebenezer 92 

Eleazer 202,  203,  264 

John 57,  183,  425,  468 

Joseph 180 

Nathaniel 383,  491 

Joyner,  Francis 265,  578,  596 

John 265,  578,  592 

Judkins,  Benjamin 69,  180 

Ebenezer 628 

Ebenezer,  Jr 565 

Job 181,  281,  288 

Joel... .112,  148,  195,  370,  377,  492 

503,  515,  586,  600 

Jonathan  71,  179,  312,  567.  603,  611 

Joseph..  172,  174,  176,  177,  300,  312 

398 

Philip 176,  578,  596 

Samuel 565,  567,  65 1 ,  653  [ 


Kade,  Noah 1 76 

Kane,  Barnabas 424 

Francis 658 

Karr,  Benjamin 57,  184,654 

Jacob 177 

James 55,  184 

Jesse 55,  184 

Jonathan..  ..t82,  304,  306,  465,  583 

Samuel 56 

Thomas 56,  1 84 

W'illiam 459,  537 

Karswell,  John 484 

Joshua 260 

Kay,  John 212,  215,  217,  220 

Keconomah,  Josiah 10 

Keene.  William 421 

Kelley,  David...  11 3,  128,  146,  195,  233 

322 

Ensign 26 

Ephraim 42,  53 

Holdridge 3 

James 323,  563,  635 

Jonathan 116,  129,  189,312,471 

564,  593 

Joshua 246 

Josiah 45 1 

Mo.ses 329,  358,  360  652 

Nemijah 404 

Richard 349 

Richard,  Jr 342 

Samuel.. 71,  179,  242,359,  452,  532 

Seymour 104 

William 391,  406,  487,  508.  512 

Kelsey,  Giles 578,  593 

Jesse 324 

Moses 71,  179,  570,  580 

Kemp,  Amos.  .  . 588,  626 

Reuben 42,  56,  184,  267 

Thomas 33,  419 

William ss^  1 84,  602 

Kempfield,  Ebenezer 463 

Kempton.  Samuel 93,  202 

Kendall,  Edward  280,  288,  566,  587,  657 

Joseph 301 

Nathan 247 

William 34.  577,  662 

Kennard,  Edward 664 

Nathaniel 259 

Kennecomb,  Arthur 245 

Kenneson,  John 271,  414 

Joseph 22 

Kenneston,  Benjamin 289,  291 

Kennestone,  James 536,  563,  615 

Job 623 


756 


INDEX. 


Kennison,  Benjamin 25 

Henr)- 370,  492 

James 135,  402,  414 

John 176,  402 

Jonathan 403 

Joseph 126,  18S,  371,  379,  493 

503^  5' 5 

Samuel 370,  379,  493,  504,  515 

Thomas 505,  517 

Kenniston,  Henry 378 

James 448 

Job 565 

Jonatlian 415 

Joseph  E 312 

Josiah 40S 

Thomas 520 

Keniston,  Alexander 15 

Benjamin 354 

Christopher 15 

James..  .6j,  181,  191.  381,  490.  491 

John 15 

Lewis 123,  187,  400 

Nathaniel 354 

Thomas 385 

Winthrop 21 1,  214,  217,  220 

Kennedy,  John. .  159,  161,  164,  172,  176 

177,  288 

Matthew 358 

Robert 159.  161,  280,  288 

Kenney,  Amos.  ..346,  369,  375,  482,  498 
502,  511,  518,  574,  600,  623 

Archelaus 103,  208,  336 

John 623 

Jonathan 42 1 

M  OSes 420 

Samuel 574 

Kenrick,  Daniel 478 

Kent,  Jacob  283,  287,  291,  443,  543,  547 

John 13,  470,  384,  606 

Josiah 16 

Peter 82,  198 

Robert 235 

Kentfield,  George.  .  .  .166,  169,  274,  288 

317,  320,  441,  527,  545 

Samuel 287 

Keyes,  Abner ^^,  247,  301,  390,  486 

508,  512 

Christopher 268,  271,  290 

Ebenezer 441,  527 

Edward 1 04 

Elias 8 

Ezekiel 280,  288 

Frederick 442,  544 

Stephen 280,  288,  657 


Keyes,  William 298 

Kidder,  Daniel 469,  572,  603 

Joseph 35,  420 

Noah 172,  175-177 

Reuben 34 

Thomas 221 

Wilder 90,  221 

Kief,  Daniel 258 

Kielle,  James 323 

John 298 

Kilburn,  Ebenezer 326 

Eliphaz 464 

John... 463 

Killam,  Benjamin 35 

Killicut,  Charity 348 

Reuben 266 

Thomas 337,  700 

Kimball,  Abraham  43,  64,  182,  186,  211 

216,  218,  220,  283,  287,  474 

Benjamin...  134,  239,  432,  552,  591 

Charles 192 

David 244 

Ebenezer 261 ,  430 

Eli 244 

Henry 584 

John.... 53,  185,  296,455,  529,  564 
588,  626,  628 

Joseph 329,  428 

Joshua 328 

Moses 50,  77,  82,  185,  212,  216 

218,  230,  221 

Nathaniel 404,  430 

Obadiah ... 566,  653 

Oliver 52,   185 

Peter 261,  429 

Philip 16 

Phinehas 51,  185 

Porter 242,  397 

Reuben 50.  186,  261 

Richard 405 

Robert 402,  503,  515 

Samuel 224,  341,  359 

Thomas 63 1 

William 244,  442,  544 

Ziba 53,  185,  411,  588 

Kiming,  Moses 2 

Kimmen,  Benjamin 67,  181 

Kincaid,  John 53,  185,458,  539 

Kineson,  Andrew 571 

Thomas 496 

King,  Benjamin 91,  201 

Ezra 645 

Frederick 29 

George 29 


INDEX. 


757 


King,  Cieorge,  ]r 255,  260 

Issachar 424 

John 1 1<;,  151,  196,  309 

Richard 237 

Samuel 15 

Thomas 246 

William 645 

William,  jv 645 

Kingman,  William 228 

Kingsbury,  Ebenezer 105,  303 

E.  W 102,  208 

Jonathan 607,  608 

Joseph 274.  275,  278,  289 

Kingsley,  Jonathan 427 

Kinkarcf,  John 538 

Kinnekum,  Alpheus 57S,  59S,  599 

John 652 

Kinney,  Israel 33 

Samuel 34 

Kinsman,  Aaron... 66,  67,  153,  180,  181 

429.  431 

Ephraim 429 

Nathan 273,  289 

Kinston,  Ephraim 238 

Kirkland.  (Jideon 650 

Kirkwood,  Alexander 240,  259,  334 

Arthur 35 

Kitson,  Richard . , 239 

Kittredge,  Solomon.' .  103,  208,  266,  477 

Zephaniah 244,  302,  303,  212 

Knap,  Abiel 427,  645 

Kneeland,  Joseph 93,  202,  203 

Knight,  Abraham 226,  480 

Amos 420 

Benjamin 135,  191,  587.  656 

Caleb 452,  532,  587,  656 

Daniel 259 

Francis 66 

Gideon 136,  191,  251 

Joseph .    1 ,  225 

Lucius 287 

Moses 452,  532,  5S7,  656 

Thomas 259 

William  1 19,  149,  196,  255,  321,  330 

Knock,  Jonathan 583 

Knocks,  Jedediah 583 

Timothy 301 

Knowles,  Amos..i,  76.  82,  198,  253,  456 

539 

Deacon 338,  366 

Ezekiel 229,  253,  328,  351 

James 361,  363,  364 

John.  ..117,  129,  189,  327,  447,  540 

589 


Knowles,  Jonathan 230 

Joseph 589 

Joseph,  Jr 327 

Nathaniel 304,  566,  581,  656 

Samuel  224,  248,  380,  489,  501,  514 
602,  647,  649 

Simeon 255 

Simon..  1 18,  138,  158,  192,  469,  565 
571,  647,  650 

Knowlton.  Asa 247,  588,  635 

David 261 

John 420 

Jonathan 23,  39,  40 

Thomas 247,  309,  579 

Knox,  George 445,  543,  607 

James 360 

John 360 

Samuel 604 

Timothy 459,  538 

Williani 246.  359 

Kyle,  Ephraim 185 

Kynaston,  Aaron 232 

John 226 

Josiah..  .    233 

Lewis 109 

Thomas 372 

Labaree,  Peter 464 

Peter,  Jr 324 

Ladd.  Daniel 3,  25.  342,  349 

David 167,  170,  286,  287,  546 

Ezekiel 547 

James 159,  161.  164 

John 455.  529 

Jonathan 424 

Josiah 455,  53° 

Samuel 297 

Trueworthy 425 

Laighton,  Gideon 228 

Hatevil 187 

James 187 

John 234 

Thomas 18 

Tobias  187,  374,  49S  (see  Leighton) 

Lake,  Daniel 36,  98,  205 

Daniel,  Jr 36 

Enos 36,  98,  205 

John 576 

Jonathan 577,  662 

Reuben 415 

Lakeman,  Nathaniel 359 

Lakin,  William 632 

Lamb,  James 56,  184.  567,604 

Samuel 314.  338 


758 


INDEX. 


Lambert,  Paul.  ..330,  389,  495,  647, 

Lamprey,  Daniel..ii,  118,  138,  158, 

Levi...  1 18,  138,  158,   192,  255, 

Samuel 

Lamson,  Ensign 

Jeremiah 103, 

Jonatlian 

Lancaster,  John 225,  342, 

Moses 

Landers,  John 

Lane,  Lsaac 

Jacob 299, 

James 

Jesse 

John.  .  .  190,  198,  300,  324,  424, 

583, 

John, Jr 

John,  3d -](>,  82, 

Jonathan 442, 

Joseph 

Nathan 

Peter 

Samuel 299, 

Simon 118,  138, 

William 

Lang,  Benjamin 

Henry 

John 

Josiah 403, 

Lowell no,  131, 

Richard 227,  257,  258, 

Richard  W 

Samuel 443,  542, 

Stephen 119,  150, 

Thomas 

William 29S,  578,  606, 

Langdell,  Thomas 

Langdon,  John 31 , 

Richard 

William 

Langley,  David 235,  259, 

Jonathan 

Joseph , 

Winthrop 

Langmaid,  Harvey 

Henry 383,  491,  514,  519, 

648, 

Lajunesse,  Jean  Jacque  Gilli 

Lapish,  John.  .  .  .  167,  170,  287,  318, 

470, 

Larey,  John 

Stephen 501, 

Larned,  Abel , 


650 
191 
581 
641 

351 
26 
266 
337 
349 
325 
618 
589 
589 

253 
298 

463 

63  s 

76 

198 

544 
589 

327 

646 

158 

1 1 

247 

239 
20 

415 
190 
472 
344 
547 
196 
224 
610 
359 
403 
13 
119 
664 
226 
,226 
,226 
501 

545 
650 
,662 

319 
596 

574 
514 
463 


Larned,  Abijah 463 

David 463 

Ezekiel 36,  98 

Larney,  iMichael 572,  603 

Larrabee,  Benjamin 263 

John 578,  610 

Samuel 263,  578,  592 

Samuel,  Jr 263 

Thomas 13 

William 263 

Larry,  Jonathan 362,  365 

Larvey,  Peter 279 

Lary.  John 144,  194 

Stephen 647,  650 

Thomas 12 

Latham,  Joseph 355 

Lathrop,  Sluman 422 

Latten,  William 471,  578,  593 

Lauder,  John 360 

Laughlin,  James 223 

Law,  Andrew 35 

Lawler,  David ...  .215,  218-220 

Lawrence,  Abraham 644 

John 438,  527 

Joseph 12,  265,  553,  595 

Oliver,  Jr 346 

Samuel 71,312,  451,  532 

Stephen 292 

William 645 

Lawrey,  Stephen 382,  490,  519 

Layn,  John 476 

Leach,  Benjamin 565,  628 

James 2 

John 484,  500,  512,  518 

Joseph 109,  131,  190,  413 

William 327,  328 

Lealand,  Isaac 99,  205,  576,  634 

J^ear,  George 298 

John 248,  381,  490,  501,  514 

Nathaniel.  ..248,  381,  489,  501,  514 

Samuel. 345,  560 

William  239,  485,  500,  512,  647,  650 

Learned,  Ezekiel 205 

Learney,  John 417 

Leary,  John 603,  626 

Samuel 118 

Leathers,  Abednego 23X 

Abel 226,  353 

Benjamin 446,  540 

Ebenezer..  ..226,  274,  276,  2S9,  308 

Edward 187,  362,  617 

Ezekiel 22 

John 109,  123,  187 

Jonathan 6t6 


INDEX. 


759 


Leathers,  Joseph 226 

Nicholas 451,  532,  570,  616 

Robert 108,  123,  187 

Vowell 225 

Leavins,  Peter 265 

Leavilt,  Amos 5S4 

Amos  D 630 

Andrew 103,  207 

Aretas 642 

Benjamin 345,  448,  536 

Brackett 212,  216,  474.  475,  61 1 

Daniel 446,  550 

Edward 624 

James 11,  450,  534,  642 

John.  ..I,  14,  18,  328,  370,  378,  402 

414,  493,  504,  515,  651 

Jonathan.. ..135,  191,  230,  252,  345 

413.  450.  534,  564.  616 

Joseph..  103,  113,  147,  196,207,  281 

288,  433,  589 

Joseph  D 585 

Josiah 23 1 ,  402,  41 5 

Morris 11 

Moses 118,  137,  139,  158,  192 

255,  353 

Nathaniel  3,  43,  77,  82,  198,  555, 643 

Nehemiah.  ...67,  212,  216,  474,  571 

584,  630,  651 

Peter 353 

Reuben 230,  402,  414 

Samuel 22,  135,  191,  353 

Sealey 12 

Simon 118,  137,  158,  191,  255 

Stephen.  ...  1 16,  129,   189,308,370 
378,  492,  503,  515 

Thomas 11,  229-231 ,  350 

William 627 

Lebourvue,  John 428 

Lee,  Samuel 577,  612 

William 87,  200,  553,  600,  601 

Leek,  William 223 

Leeman,  Samuel.. .33,  88,  200,  555,  640 

Leigh,  Joseph 227,  257,  258 

Leighton,  Aaron   114,  142,  193,310,363 

Hatevil 123,  187 

Jacob 361 

James loS,  123 

John 361 

Joseph 108 

Samuel 1 79 

Solomon 127,  1 88 

Tobias 107,  122,  251 ,  480,  482 

Lemmon,  Joseph 248 

Leonard,  Ephraim 85,  199,  200,  427 


Leslie,  Jonas 419 

Levi,  William 615 

Lewey,  William 566 

Lewis,  Asa 10 1,  206,  207 

Benjamin     14,  346 

Eber 298 

Henry 239 

John iS,  119,  150,  196,  335,  464 

Joseph 574.  639 

William 237,  258 

Libbee,  Abraham   11,  118,  137,  158,  192 

Bennet 69,  180 

James 535 

Jeremiah 13 

Josiah 69,  180 

Libbey,  Abraham 115,  141,  193,224 

Benjamin 381,  489 

Isaac 372,  385,  496,  505,  517 

James 415,  448,  489,  501,  514 

John 344 

Joseph 165,  288 

Luke 652 

Samuel 381,  489,  501,  514 

Libby,  Abraham 247 

Ebenezer 237 

James 248,  38 1,  403,  406 

Paul 234 

Lickey,  James 603 

Light,  Ebenezer 554,  563,  625 

Lilless,  Patrick 240,  259 

Lincoln,  Luther 445,  543,  607 

Lindley,  Jacob 223 

Liscomb,  Samuel 471,  577,  593 

Little,  Daniel 405 

Friend 317,  319 

George 358 

Hugh 25 

John 56,  184,  420 

Moses 55 

Robert 265 

Samuel 219,  404 

Littlefiekl,  Benjamin 239 

Daniel 238 

Elial 550 

Jesse 239 

Jotham 23S 

Nathaniel 238 

Noah 238 

Seth 23S 

Timothy 239 

Livermore,  D.iniel  63,  65,  1S6,  555,  653 

Livingstone,  John 74,  y^,  178 

Lieutenant i 


760 


INDEX. 


Livingstone,  Robert..  .63,  181,  1S6,  267 

653 
William 63,  iSi,  186 

Lock,  Edward 24 

Elijah 224,  24S 

Francis 1 80 

Francis,  Jr 180 

James 11,  116,  117 

John 224 

Joseph .    II 

Joshua 224,  308,  381,  489,  501 

514,  623 

Josiah Ill,  132,  190 

Moses 1 80,  469,  570,  602 

Nimshi 248,  402,  414 

Ozzom 430,  602 

Reuben 402 

Richard 118,  138,  158,  248,  382 

490,  501,  514,  650 

Samuel 469,  471,  570,  602 

Timothy  B 109,  in,  350 

William 289,  291 

Locke,  Francis 69 

Francis,  Jr 69 

John 635 

Moses 69 

Richard 647 

Loney,  C?esar 351 

Long,  George 450,  534,  642 

John 351 

Moses 388,  495,  507,  516,  519 

Paul 351,  450,  535,  642 

Peirse.  .260,  367,  481,  482,  483,  499 

509,  511 

Stephen 227 

Longfellow,  Nathan 309 

Samuel iii,  132,  190 

Lord,  Aaron 381,  490 

Benjamin 257 

Daniel 664 

Eliphalet no,  132,  190 

Jeremiah 236 

Joel 370,  37S,  493,  503,  515 

John 344 

Joseph 236 

Nathan 236,  406 

Nason 237,  307 

Nicholas 236,  237 

Richard 127,  1S8 

Stephen 610 

Thomas 370,  379,  493,  503,  515 

William 406,  432 

Loring.  John  172,  174,  176,  177,  346,  574 

Loud,  Benjamin 1 13,  147,  195 


Loud,  Daniel 227,  257,  258,  472 

Edmund 239 

George 239,  255,  260,  484,  499 

510,  512,  518 

Mark 227,  257,  258,  472,  550 

Solomon 239 

William 227,  257,  258,  472 

Lougee,  Moses 563,  627 

Lovees,  Joseph 246 

Lovekin,  Stephen 583 

Lovejoy,  Abel 463,  590,  607,  608 

Abiel 246 

Asa 418,  590,  609 

Christopher 29 

Francis 417 

Henry 96,  204,  205 

Jacob 422 

Jonathan 36,  43,  99 

Joseph 267,  477 

Obadiah 70 

Peter 51,  185,  325,  464 

Samuel 244 

Theodore 550 

Zebulon 179 

Lovell,  Ichabod 600 

Lovering,  Benjamin 98,  205 

Ebenezer.  .  .  118,  138,  158,  192,  229 

253 
Ebenezer  A 413 

John. . .  159,  161,  164,  443,  469,  542 

547.  551 

Joseph 211,  215,  217,  220 

Simon 229,  413,  432,  641 

Simon  D 253 

Theophilus 299,  312,  584,  630 

Thomas 229,  351 

Lovewell,  Henry 97,  204,  205 

Ichabod 97,  203,  205,  573 

John 95,  204,  418 

Nehemiah 97,  204 

Noah 439,  440,  478,  63 1 

Low,  William 416,  418 

Loyd,  John 337 

Lowell,  Joseph 100,  206,  207 

Peter 91 

Samuel 87,  200 

Stephen 171,  174.  177 

Timothy 100,  206,  207 

William 44 

Lucas,  Elijah   657 

James 115,  140,  193,  250 

John 233,  331,  639 

Thomas 280,  288 

William 33 1 


INDKX. 


761 


Luce,  Zimri 265 

Lucy,  William. .  .370,  379,  493.  504,  515 

604 

Lufkin,  Philip 548,  568,  665 

Stephen 635 

Lull,  Zenas 265 

Lund,  Jesse 43,  88,  201 

Joel 418 

John 95,  203,  204,  335,  696 

Joseph 273,  276,  289 

Levi 337,  698 

Noadiah 288 

Stephen loi,  206,  207 

William,  Jr 573,  600 

Lunt,  Daniel 258 

Ezekiel 316,  318 

Henry 259 

Timothy 61,  182,  304,  306,  465 

Lurvey,  Peter 288,  291 

Luttington,  Henry 288 

Moses 1 66,  1 70,  288 

Lutwyche,  Edward  Goldstone.  .418,  478 

Lyford,  Oliver 179 

Oliver  S 71,312 

Stephen 232 

Thomas 143,  145,  194 

Lyman,  Abel 444,  542 

Lynde,  Charles 578,  592 

David 263 

Noadi 280 

Lyndston,  William 480 

Lynn,  Joseph 328 

Lyons,  Edward 302 

James 55,  184 

Jonathan 302 

Michael 471 

William 458,  538,  539 

Maccluer,  James 480 

Mace,  Andrew 340 

Joseph 118,  120,  151,  196 

Richard 1 10,  132,  190,  413 

Macgregore,  Duncan 166,  170 

Mack,  Archibald 75 

Andrew 226 

Elisha 325,  464 

John 605 

Joseph 75,  1 78,  348,  605 

Joshua 265,  578 

Robert 46,  75,  178 

Mackay,  John 73,  75,  178 

Mackres,  Samuel  317,  319,  365,  550,  551 

Macres,  Benjamin 2,  15 

Maddin,  George 21,  25 

55 


Maddox,  John 9 

Magoon,  Alexander 586,  628 

Edward 112,  147,  195 

John 565 

Jonathan 252,  362,  365 

Joseph 317,  319 

Josiah 494,  507,  516 

Samuel 14,  624 

Samuel,  Jr 563 

Mahony,  Cane 4 

Major,  Samuel 7 

Malcom,  Joseph 233,  433 

Malham,  Matthew 375 

Malim,  Matthew 482 

Mallery,  Peter 288,  441 

Malony,  Peter 2S0 

Malloon,  Samuel 362,  365,  579 

Timothy 299 

Mallum,  William 580,  659 

Manahan,  John.. 211,  215,  217,  219,  220 

337 

Manchester,  Thomas 286,  287,  546 

Mangum,  Daniel 223 

Mann,  Benjamin. ,.  .38,  44,  78,  100,  loi 
155,  156,  206,  207 

Charles 422 

Ed  ward 18 

James 299,  358,  424 

Nathan 613 

Peter 13 

I^obert 335,   576 

William 576,  613 

Manning,  Eliphalet 470,  573,  600 

John 470,  573,  600 

Jonathan 606 

Stephen 394 

Mansfield,  Daniel 34 

Elijah 334,  436,  524,  575,  639 

John 6 

Mansel,  Peter 7 

Manson,  Samuel 14 

Mansur,  William 35 

Manuel,  John 42,  67 

Moses 429 

Samuel 304,  305,  465 

Marble,  Joseph 427 

March,  Benjamin 484,  499,  512 

James 485 

John Si 

Joseph 433 

Samuel 405 

Stephen 25,  586,  657 

Marcy,  Cato 578,  596 

John 38,  78,  104,  106,  155 


']62 


INDEX. 


Marcy.  John,  Jr 105 

Samuel 105 

Maiden,  Benjamin 224,  248 

David 53 

David,  Jr 185 

James 228,  560,  561,  621 

John... 234,  239,  245,  255,  381,  490 
501,  514,  545,  647,  650 

Joseph 247 

Nathaniel 247 

Samuel 248 

William 228,  402,  414,  535 

651 

Margery,  Jonathan 247,  589,  633 

Mariner,  Nicholas 119,  151,  196,  370 

377,  492.  503.  515 

Mars,  Cyrplus 388 

Surples 495 

Marsh,  Christopher 5S7,  656 

David 96,  204 

Dudley 628 

Ephraim 225 

Gershom 353 

John 588,  626 

Joseph..  1 12,  147,  195,  347,  568,  579 

605 

Noah 312,  628 

Obadiah 98,  205 

Samuel 463 

Zebulon 69,  180 

Marshall,  Aaron 35 

Andrew 240,  259 

Benjamin 247 

Benjamin,  Jr 247 

Caleb 463 

David 91,  201,  458,  538 

George 257,  472 

Gideon no,  131,  190 

John 247 

Obadiah 227,  257,  472,  550 

Kichard 346 

Robert no,  132,  190,  351 

Simeon 150,  196,  352 

William 3 

Marston,  Abraham 229,  413 

Asa 451,  532 

Caleb 252 

Christopher 9 

David.. n6,  nS,  129,  138,  189,  192 

255 

David,  Jr 158,  351 

Ephraim 230 

Gilman 24 

James 307,  312,  565,  660 


Marston,  Jeremiah.  .24-27,  nS,  129,  138 

158,  189,  192,  255 

John.  . .  .23,  n8,  137,  138,  158,  191 

192,  255,  269,  362,  364,  443 

450,  534.  543 
Jonathan.  ...  n8,  138,  158,  192,  641 

Joseph 15 

Lemuel 485,  500,  518 

Levi....n8,  138,  144,  158,  192,  194 

255.  351 

Matthias 642 

Nathan 150,  196,  403,  414 

Nathan,  Jr 120 

Nathaniel 253,  403,  571,635 

Nathaniel,  Jr 415 

Nathaniel,  3d 642 

Samuel.. 23,  n8,  138,  158,  192,  230 
253,  255,  350,  512,  662 

Simeon 229 

Simon 338,  352,  365,  476 

Theodore 71 

Thomas 3,  228,  338,  351 

William 448 

Winthrop 129,  189 

Martaile,  Joseph 8 

Martin,  Abraham 176 

Asa 350 

Benjamin 160,  161,  164 

Christopher 303,  574,  639 

Ebenezer 16 

Edward 562,  636 

Eleazer 645 

Ichabod 470,  604,  606 

Jacob 391,  487,  508,  513 

James 265,  360 

Jesse 304,  305,  459,  466,  539 

John. . .272,  282,  286,  287,  290,  291 

579.  653 

Joshua 243 

Moses 62,  210,  217,  220,  309 

Nathaniel. .  .71,  179,  2n,  215,  218- 
220,  360 

Reuben 391,  487,  508,  513 

Richard 13 

Robert 383,  491 

Samuel 391,  4S7,  50S,  513 

Scipio 338,  363 

Sydon 233,  652 

Thomas 551 

Timothy 59,  183,  266,  459,  537 

573.  603 

William 356 

Mascarene,  Paul 4 

Mason,  Benjamin.  .  .3,  14,  413,  570,  641 


INDEX. 


7(^1 


Mason,  Bradstreet 471 

Edward 135,  191,  606 

Francis 576,  634 

James 581,  659 

Jeremiah 150,  635 

Jeremy 196 

John.  . .  135,  191,  229,  400,  402,  414 
569,  570,  651 

Jonathan 232,  563,  65 1 

Josiah 1 1 8,  138,  158,  192 

Lemuel 562,  637 

Moses 334.  577 

Nathaniel 12 

Nicholas 369,  377,  492 

Robert 11,  423,  445,  543,  607 

Simeon 564,  616 

Stephen 23.  24,  297 

Thaddeus 476 

Thomas 354 

Ward 231,  402,  414 

Mathes,  Hugh 183,  299,  459 

John..; 577 

Joseph 1S3,  299 

Thomas 459 

Matthews,  Abner 265 

Abraham 224,  248 

Arthur 265 

Benjamin 12 

i^benczer 324,  464.  578,  594 

Gideon 233 

Hugh 59,   183,  53c; 

John 35,468 

Joseph 59,  183 

Thomas 65,  156,  157,  470,  538 

571,  604,  628 

Mattoon,  Ebenezer 272,  290 

Mark 448,  535 

Maxfield,  Joshua 173,  175-J77 

Natt 2 

Maxwell,  Thomas 102 

May,  Zebulon 348 

Mayes,  John 682 

Maynard,  Caleb 420 

McAdams,  William 16 

McAffee,  Hugh 328 

McAllister,  Andrew 173-177 

Ananias 244 

Benjamin.  .  .267,  274,  276,  289,  601 

John 267 

Peter 436 

Randall 42 

Reuben 576 

Richard 477 

McBride,  Barnabas. ..  134,  191,  563,  615 


McBride,  Hugh 29,  232,  245 

Jabcz 576 

McBriton,  William 568,  57S,  610 

McCan,  Henry    283,  287 

McCalley,  Alexander    417 

Edward 560 

Florence.  ...246,  304,  305,  465,  466 
469,  566,  601 

John 261 

Nathaniel 603 

McCarr,  Daniel 576 

McCarter,  Charles 585 

McCarthy,  Charles 56,  184,  654 

McCauley,  James 172,  175-177,  183 

Nathaniel 552,  604 

McCay,  Daniel 470,  571 

James i  56,  157 

John 18,  178,  347 

Jonathan 468,  571 

Paul 469 

Stephen 470 

McClary,  Andrew  37,  40,  42,  46,  48,  180 

David 75 

John 261,454,  529,  546,  570 

Michael 68,  69,  555,  651,  652 

Thomas  59,  183,  267,  458,  538,  539 

McClellan,  John 328,  583,  600 

McClintock,  John 267,  597 

Samuel 49 

William 584 

McCluer,  Benjamin 642 

James 73,  178,  367 

Robert 347 

Thomas  210,  214,  217,  219,  220,  336 

William 336 

McClurg,  Daniel 634 

George 333 

John 347 

Robert 333 

McCoUom,  John  212,  214,  217,  219,  220 

McConnell,  Jonathan 159,  161,  163 

Moses 70,  1 79 

Samuel 226,  242,  360,  424,  426 

456,  457,  537 

Thomas 225 

McConnor,  James 32 

McCormick,  James 17 

McCoy,  Charles 63,  186,  210 

Daniel 605,  606 

James 62 

Jonathan 605 

Stephen 606 

McCrillis,  Henry 261,454,  530,  546 

John ' 233,  242,451,  532 


764 


INDEX. 


McCrillis,  Robert 234,  322  ; 

William 42,  69,  354  1 

McCutchins,  Cunningham   126,  188,  234  j 

McCutten,  Piiedris 360 

McDaniels,  Andrew 605 

James 624 

Randall 33,  438,  527,  545 

Robert 234 

McDonald,  John 391,  487,  647,  649 

Robert 409 

McDuffee,  John  2)7,  44,  49,  107,  121,  234 

361 

Samuel 285,  287 

William 406,  425 

McFarland,  James 300,  328 

Joseph 579,  605 

Moses 61,  182,  328 

McFerson,  James 183 

John 183 

Joseph 17 

Paul 181 

William 423 

McGaffey,  Andrew 43,  68,  180,  352 

555.  ^52 

Neal 69,  I  So,  354,  570,  651 

McGaw,  Titus 573 

McGee,  John 578,  586,  597 

William 578,  586,  597 

McGilvary,  William 59,  1 56,  157 

McGinnis,  John 85,  199,  597 

McGlaughlin,  James 167 

McGoon,  John 312,  41 1 

Josiah 388 

McGrath,  Daniel 43 

James 304,  305,  465 

McGregore,  David 555,  579,  655 

Duncan 288 

James 157,  158 

McHorn,  John 620 

Mcllvain,  Daniel 299 

Ebenezer — .74,  178,  299,  314,  560 

579,  620 

Mclntire,  Andrew. ..  .391,  469,  487,  508 

512,  513,  602 

James 240,  25S,  343,  345 

John 602 

Samuel 238 

Timothy 89,  201 

Tobias 550 

William 227,  257 

Mcintosh,  James 32 

McKeach,  Thomas 269,  271,  290 

McKean,  Hugh 266,  477 

McKillips,  Daniel 289 


McKillips,  David 19,  291 

McKim,  William 1 1 1,  381,  490 

McKissick,  John 25 

McKnight,  David 59,  183 

Robert 336,  464,  63s 

McLane,  Obed 56,  184,  574,  604 

McLaughlin.  James 170 

Thomas.. .57,  59,  183,  249,  254,  605 

McLeod,  George 42 

McxMahon,  John 29,  312,  338 

McMaster,  Alexander  470,  579,  604,  606 

Samuel 88,  200 

William 425 

McMichael,  John 84 

McMillan,  Andrew 246 

Archibald 43,  283,  287 

John 459,  537 

McMurphy,  George 73,  178,  579,  604 

John.' 59,  183,  579,  605 

Robert 75,  178 

William J^,  178,  266 

Mc^NIurrey,  William 223 

McMurtry,  John 223 

McNeale,  John 302,  303 

McNeil,  Daniel.  .  .64,  115,  141,  181,  186 
193,  321,  425,465 

John 50,  53,  185,  312 

John  C 59,  183,  477 

Thomas 425,  612 

McPherson,  James 59,  183 

John 50,  183 

Paul 64,  186 

Robert 337 

McOuesten,  David 417 

McQuig,  David 57,  183 

John 417 

McRian,  John 576 

McRoberts,  John 594 

McShannon,  George 65 

Meacham,  Jeremiah 445,  543 

Mead,  Joseph 13 

Nicholas 13 

Thomas  485,  500,  510,  512,  518,  519 

Meader,  John 400 

Lemuel 280,  288 

March 477 

Mark 540 

Moses 108,  123,  187 

Nicholas 476 

Samuel 114,  141,  193,  362 

Stephen 236,  618 

Thomas 114,  140,  193,  298 

Timothy 234 

Meken,  William 16 


INDEX. 


765 


Meale,  Walter 13 

Mehany,  Thomas 258 

Mehorn,  John 561 

Melcher,  John 239,  256 

JMatthew 368 

Samuel II,  230 

Melendy.  Thomas 2O6 

Mellen,  Matthew 498,  623 

Melony,  Robert 632 

Meloon,  Josiah...67,  iSo,  312,  554,  617 

Samuel 253 

Timothy 312 

Meloy,  Daniel 235 

Melvin,  Abraham '73-177 

David 34,  91,  201 

John 34,43,  105,  333 

Nathaniel 34,  333 

Mendum,  Nathaniel 2,  344 

Merrick,  Ezra 656 

Merrill,  Abel 332,  613 

Amos 180,  246 

Barnard 583,  600 

Dudley 225,  342 

Enoch 246 

Ezekiel 340 

Hallowell 93,  203 

Isaac 438,  527 

James 286,  287,  597 

Jeremiah 285,  287 

John 93,  202,  203,  249,  304305 

465,  469,  566 

Marston 144,  193 

Moses 70,  1 79 

Nathaniel 160,  161,  164,  165 

Peasley 405 

Parley 225 

Simeon 601 

Simon 76,  82,  198,  601 

Thomas 246 

Thomas,  Jr 246 

William 87,  200,  246,  346 

Merrow,  Alexander 537 

Joshua 126,  188,  554,  631 

Samuel 125,  188,  406 

Merry,  John 662 

Meserve,  Clement 540 

Henry 260 

Meskill,  Lawrence 233 

Messenger,  Nathaniel 422 

Messer,  Abiel 167,  169,  274 

David 342,  347 

Thomas 265 

Metcalf,  Joseph 93,  202,  203,  355 

Joseph,  Jr 356 


Metcalf,  Thomas 356 

Michel,  John 7 

Middle,  John 85,  199 

Midtlleton,  Alexander 28 

Reuben 273,  289 

Thomas 119,  151,  196 

Mifllin,  General 523 

Miles,  Aljraham 34 

Henry 355 

Michael 223 

Moses 432,  580,  624 

William 100,  346 

•Aliller,  Bethuel 442,  544 

Eliakim 126,  1S8 

Farrar.  ...35,  91,  201,  561,  575,  621 

Hugh 265,  291 

James 61,  1S2,  266 

John    647,  650 

Jonathan  in,  132,  190,300,  312,641 

Matthew 265,  291,  607,  60S 

Robert.  .  I II,  132,  159,  161,  164,  190 
304,  305.  465,  607,  60S 

Thomas 2S3,  287 

William 61,  1S2 

Millet,  John 46S,  575,  612 

Morris 573,  612 

Milliken,  Alexander 1S3 

James 307,  333 

Samuel 43 

William 421 

Millins.  Charles 93,  202 

Mills,  Alexander 442,  544 

David 410 

James 314,  467 

John 59,  102,  183,  208,  258,  266 

344,  359.  477,  566.  570,  624 

Levi 77,  82,  198 

Samuel 406 

.Miltimore,  Daniel 73,  242 

Mimell,  James 281 

Jeremiah 281 

ISIinchin,  Richard 282,  287 

Miner,  William 443,  542,  547 

Minot,  Benjamin 199,  200,  356 

Joseph 33 

Mintier,  James 259 

Mitchell,  Benjamin 421 

Charles 239,  257,  258,  344 

David 28 

Francis 605 

George 287 

Isaac 471,  577,  612,  629 

John... .383,  2S7,  562,  584,  631,  637 
John  W 199 


'jee 


INDEX. 


Mitchell,  Joshua 627 

Robert 232,  564 

Samuel 91,  201 

William 42,  61 

Mixer,  Ezekiel 334 

Moar,  John 19 

Montague,  Samuel 7 

Montgomery,  General 171 

Hugh 74,  17S,  425 

Martin  42,  T-,,  178,  266,  560,  579,  620 

William 358 

Moody,  Abner 116,  129,  189 

Clement 12,  69,  1 80 

Daniel 457,  537 

Edward 116,  129,  189,  300,  399 

James 353,  451,  532,  563 

John 297,  432,  434 

Josiah 68,  18c,  476 

Samuel 400,  452,  532 

Thomas 236 

Mooney,  Benjamin 24,  26,  235,  312 

3'3>  365 

Hercules 20,  367,  479 

John 368,  375,  498 

Moor,  Captain 33 

Daniel.  .219,  329,  35S,  424,  459,  460 

539.  557 

Ephraim , 425 

George 443,  543,  547 

Isaac 570 

James.  .179,  304,  305,  34S,  468,  577 

612 

John 305,  469 

Joseph .305 

William 178,  628 

Moore,  Daniel. ..  .70,  153,  15S,  179,  256 
426,  478,  539 

David 59,  183,  195 

Elkins 566 

Ezra 160,  161,  164 

George 67,  279,  287,  291 

Goffe 59,  183 

Harvey 134,  136 

Henry 260,  401,  414 

Isaac 71,  179,  652 

James  59,  70,  75,  156,  157,  179,  420 

John.  ..48,  57,  59,  70,  153,  156,  167 

169,  260,  274,  552,  605 

Joshua 327 

Robert 424 

Samuel iS,  59,  339 

William   75,  160,  161,  164,  312,  321 

355,  410,411,  583 

William,  Jr 338 


Moores,  Peter 327 

Samuel 328 

Sylvanus 430 

Moorland,  James 41 1 

William 587,  628 

Moose,  John 574 

Morey,  Israel.  . .  .  161,  163,  170,  175,  256 
270,  273,  275,  276,  278-295 

443,  444.  558 
Zenas 160,  161,  164 

Morgan,  Abraham 14 

Benjamin 23 1 

David 118,  13S,  158,  191,  565 

620 

Henry 547 

John.  ...  12,  G3.  186,  211,  215,  218- 
220,  459,  538,  539,  561,  579,  621 

Jonathan 53,  185 

Reuben 451,  532 

Morony,  William 681 

Morrill,  Abel 312,  330,  565,  617 

Abner 25 

Amos 68,  69,  552,  601,  604 

Benjamin 247 

Charles 252 

David 602 

Dudley 349 

Ezekiel 261 

Hibbard 398,  571 

Jacob 69,  180,  340,  563,  627 

John 6,  116,  129,  189,  602 

Joseph 231 

Laban 261 

Levi 392,  487,  509,  513 

Marston 193,  194 

Micajah 351 

Nathaniel 397 

Robert 21,  654 

Samuel 43,  76,  82,  198,  261 

Sargent 430 

Simeon 553 

William 71,  179,  313 

Morris.  John 13 

Richard 361 

Timothy 14 

Morrison,  Abraham.  ..238,  373,  385,  497 

506,  517 

Alexander 458 

David 411 

Ebenezer 239 

Halbert 16 

James 75,  135,  178,  191 

John.. 74,  76,  82,  178,  198,  238,  327 
411,  550,  580,  659 


INDEX. 


1^7 


Morrison,  Jonatlian.  .  .317,  319,  365,  398 
406, 455,  530 

Robert 6g,  iSo,  224,  412 

Samuel  260,  46S,  484,  499,  512,  575 

Thomas 91,  201,  421 

Morse,  Benjamin 224 

Caleb 71,  1 79 

Daniel 563,  656 

Edmund 16 

Elijah 90,  201 

Enoch 563,  599 

Ezekiel 328,  465 

Gershom 422 

Isaac 584,  028 

John 333,  639 

Jonathan 334,  577,  662 

Joshua 261,  429,  431 

Josiah 82,  198 

Josiah,  Jr 76 

Obadiah 13 

Peter 224 

Samuel 76,  83,  198,  411 

Uriah 282,  285,  2S7 

Moses,  Lieutenant 330 

Mosnian,  James 4 

Moulton,  Abraham 11 

Cato 413,  450,  529 

Daniel 237 

David.  ..II,  11 8,  138,  158.  192,  350 

Edmund 341 

Edward ...  13S,  192 

Edward  B 118,  158,  413 

Elisha 413 

Ezekiel   23,  25 

James.  ..280,  288,  566,  573,  607,  608 

Jeremiah i,  no,  132,  190 

Job 167,  170,443.  543 

John 28,  138,  351 

John  M 118,  158,  192,  350 

Jonathan 256,  413,  414,  449,  450 

478,  ssd 

Joseph II,  546 

Joses 580,  624 

Josiah.  ..II,  117,  118,  158,  192,  313 
450,  534,  642 

Michael 25 

Moses 67,  181,  304,  305 

Nathan 578,  597 

Nathan  S 118,  138,  158,  192,  413 

Nathaniel. ..  .71,  179,  469,570,602 

Redmond 230,  252 

Robert 11 

Simeon 621 

Simon 118,  137,  158 


Moulton.  Thomas 25,  230 

William .11,  253,  258 

Muchmore,  JaftVey 238 

James 588,  604 

Mudgett,  David..  .69,  180,  552,  580,  602 

604 

John 66,  181,  432,  660 

John,  Jr 581 

Joseph 433 

Mujjridge,  William iii,  132,  190 

Mullen,  James 3S7,  494,  507,  516 

Munhall,  George 227 

Munroe,  Josiah    553.  613 

Muny,  Philip 7 

Murdock,  Samuel 530,  546 

Thomas 633 

Murdough,  Samuel 454 

Thomas 568,  589 

Murlet,  John   238 

Murphy,  James 289,  292 

John 230.  252,  351,  642 

Labach 620 

Patrick 211,  216,  258,  474 

Thomas 307 

William 307 

Murray,  Daniel 171,  174-177,  430 

John 168,  169,  275,  571 

Patrick 561 

Samuel 24S 

Musserway,  Peter 260 

Mussey,  Benjamin 419 

Diamond 244 

Muzzey,  William 433 

Nason,  David..  ..369,  374,  482,  49S,  502 

511,  518 

Jacob 257 

Silas 5 

Nay,  Samuel 350 

Neal,  Andrew 231,  402,  415 

Ebenezer 229,  413,  641 

Eliphalet 134,   191,  408 

James 535 

Jeremiah 312,  338 

John. ...15,  107,  122,  187,  232,  353 
369,  374,  482,498,  502,  511 

Joshua 228,  382,  490 

Joseph 232,451,  514,  532 

Samuel .   15 

Walter  118,  13S,  158,  192,  232,  255 
351,400,551 

William 237.  494 

Neale,  Andrew 423 

Benjamin d-j^  5S0 


768 


INDEX. 


Neale,  John 617 

Nealv,  Andrew 69,  166,  170,  180.  191 

231,330,332 

Benjamin 211,  216,  474,  563 

Jolin 69,  180.  476 

John,  Jr 400 

Joseph 570,  641 

William 563 

Neodham.  Nathaniel 574,  597 

Negros — Cato 618 

Coi-ridon 618,  619 

Daniel 637 

Fortune 2S1,  285,  287 

George    618 

Gloster 618 

Oliver 564 

Oxford 564 

Primas 5^4 

Richard 618 

Zach 618 

Neil,  James 345-  348 

Joshua 5°' 

Nelle,  Benjamin 304,  305,  602 

William 304,  305,  465,  602 

Nelley,  William 469 

Nelson  Charles 159,  161,  163 

Daniel 664 

George 586,  656 

James 2,  25 

John 259,  480 

Joseph 119,  151,  196,  259 

Matthew 13 

Richard 119,  120,  149 

Richard  L 196,  25S,  550 

Thomas 356 

Nesmith,  Arthur 458,  539 

Benjamin 458,  538,  539 

George  \V 42 

James 75,  17S,  458,  538,  579 

653 

James,  Jr 75 

James,  2d 178 

John 73,  178,  347,  4^5 

Nevins,  Benjamin 33 

David 280,  288,  587,  656 

David,  Jr 280,  288 

Joseph 33 

Phinehas 43 

Thomas 1 67 

Thomas,  Jr 170 

William 32 

Newell,  Andrew   ^56,  184,  657 

James 420 

Pearson 93,  202 


Newman,  Thomas. ...  160,  161,  164,  286 
287,  291,  468,  607,  608 

William 59,  183 

Newmarch,  Benjamin  119,  149,  151,  197 

Newton,  Nahum 430 

Robert 355 

Thomas 391,  487,  508,  512,  585 

648,  650 

Timothy 578,  593 

Nichols,  Aaron 244,  266,  477 

Andrew 264 

David 425 

Humphrey 341 

James 113,  554,  565,  617,  660 

John 233,  358,  627 

Moses 256,  528,  557,  572,  574 

Samuel. 298 

Timothy 324,  463 

Nickelson,  William 157 

Nickerson,  William 54 

Niles,  Gains 576 

James 470 

Nims,  Eliakim 326,  464 

Noble,  Benjamin 465 

Christopher 14 

Lazarus 13 

Mark 239,  343 

Moses 239,  344 

Stephen -21,  123,  187,  623 

Nock,  Drisco 236 

Ebenezer i8- 

Eleazer 237 

Jedediah 600 

John 230,  362 

Jonathan 600 

Joseph 236 

Nathaniel 237 

Zachariah 13 

Norcott,  John 7 

Norcross,  Jeremiah 36 

Page 36 

Norris,  Benjamin 71,  179,  360,  588 

David.  .330,  451,  454,  530,  532,  546 

David,  Jr 564 

Eliphalet.  .  ..116,  128,  189,360,563 

564,  615 

James. .107,  116,  117,  128,  154,  189 

554,  563,  564,  571,  615-617,  627 

James,  Jr 129 

I  James,  3d 116,  189 

James,  5th 564 

John 2 

Jonathan 14,  211,  214,  217,  219 

220,  399,  564 


INDEX. 


769 


Norris,  Joseph 571,  605 

Josiah 399 

Samuel 559,  563,  627 

Theophikis..37o.  37.S,  402,  503,  515 

Zebiilon 45  f,  532 

Norton,  Amos 253,  317,  320 

Bonus II 

John... .382,  490,  501,  514,  545,  623 

Samuel 233 

Simon "j^,  83,  198,  299 

Norvie,  Archibald 272 

Norwood,  Francis 645 

Nott,  Jesse 105,  324,  464,  578,  596 

Notion,  Benjamin 8 

Noyes,  Cutting 219 

Elijah 346 

Enoch 346 

James 225,  405 

John 265 

Moses 71.  179,  454,  530,  546 

Nathaniel 225,  405 

Oliver 405 

Timothy 405 

Nudd,  John 23,  229 

Samuel 119,  129,  150,  189,  196 

228,  253 

Nurse,  William 437,  524 

Nute,  Benjamin 631 

Daniel 108,  123,  187 

Isaac.  ..236,  368,  375,  483,  498,  502 
511,  518 

James 18,  446 

John 234,  407 

Jotham 369,  375,  482,  498,  502 

511,  518,  562 

Paul 371,  384,  476,  496,  520 

Samuel i,  3,  125,  188,  554 

Simon 2 

Nutis,  Daniel 7 

Nutter,  Benjamin 296 

Hatevil 345 

Jacob 237,  259 

John 235 

Jonathan 12 

Jotham 636 

Lemuel 108,  123 

Samuel 14 

Oak,  Nathaniel 355 

Oakes,  John 119,  150,  196 

Obrey,  Frederick 290 

Obrian,  Daniel 259,  344 

John 470,  604 

Occum,  Matthew 289 

56 


Odell,  Ebcnezer 302,  439, 

Joseph 

Thomas 

Odlin,  Lieutenant 

Odiorne,  John.  .  .402,  415,  448,  534, 

Nathaniel 

Samuel    240,  258,  382,  390,  484, 

490,  500,  501,  512, 

518,  519,  549, 

Oliver,  Aaron 35,  91,  201,  334, 

James 

William 380,  4S9, 

Olmstead,  Israel 164, 

Olney,  Hezekiah 

0"Neil,  John 57, 

Orcutt,  Samuel ...  .258, 

Ordway ,  Jacob 

John...  169,  173,  174,  176,  177, 

Joseph 19,  273, 

Oriant,  Joseph 

Orman,  John 

Orr,  George 358, 

James.  .  .59,  183,  220,  439,  469, 

John 212,  215,  217, 

Osborne,  George  Jerry 

Osgood,  Abner 463, 

Benjamin 246, 

Ebenezer 

Enoch , 

James.. .166,  168-170,  246,  273 
278,  288,  291,  292, 

John 88,  201 

Richard 273,  276, 

Samuel 326,  433 

Thomas 578 

Otis,  Elijah 115,  141,  192 

John 228,  362 

Paul 

Ovington,  John 

Owen,  Silvanus 160,  i6i,  164 

Oxford,  Derrick 


527 
246 
231 
26 
648 
650 
242 
486 

514 

647 

575 
639 
7 
623 
2S8 
264 
183 
343 
404 
273 
276 
276 
654 
271 
411 

573 
603 

347 

■239 

473 

574 

•399 

300 

-276 

29s 

246 

289 

464 

594 
362 
618 
618 
664 
288 
607 


Page,  Aaron no,  132, 

Abraham 570, 

Benjamin 229,  252, 

Caleb 

Chase 570, 

Coffin.  ..118,  139,  158,  191,  255, 

Daniel 242, 


19a 
651 
641 

254 

651 

351 
642 

474 


770 


INDEX, 


Page,  David.. 67,  169,  180,  212,  216,  242 

246,  252,  309,  391,  487,  509 

513,618 

David,  Jr 69 

Edward 485 

Enoch 24 

Jeremiah 246,  329 

Jesse 225 

John 232,  463 

Jonathan 247,  432 

Joseph 229 

Josiah 233 

Lemuel 36,  98,  205,  421 

Moses  71,  83,  179,  198,  463,  564,  654 

Philip 246,  304,  305,  465,  466 

Phinehas in,  132,  190,  442,  542 

Reuben 36,  98,  205,  333 

Samuel.  .36,  329,  459,  463,  538,  539 

611 

Serjeant 333 

Simon 118,  138,  158,  192,  255 

Stephen 11 

Taylor 26,  229,  253 

Timothy 586,  587,  656 

William 116,  117,  1 29,  1 89,  230 

569,  662 
William,  Jr 130,  189 

Paige,  Caleb 420 

Chase 398 

John 421 

Moses 581 

Paine,  John 229,  240,  253 

Noah 274,  277,  289 

Richard 229,  327 

William 27,  394 

Palmer,  Abraham  159,  161,  163,  443,  542 

Benjamin 253,  652 

Daniel 18 

Ebenezer 588,  626 

Edward 11 

Elnathan 160,  161,  165 

Ensign 2 

Henry 286,  287,  547 

James 64,  181,  186 

Jeremiah 413 

John.... 64,  181,  186,  282,  287,  315 
467,  548,  605 

Jonathan 253,  3^  1 

Joseph    390,  463,  486,  508,  512,  513 

Ozias 42 1 

Philbrook 232 

Samuel 126,  188 

Simeon 353 

Stephen i 


Palmer,  Thomas 240 

Trueworthy 112,  147,  195,  404 

William 233,  253,  343,407,  625 

Pallet,  Nathaniel 430 

Pangborn,  Richard 289,  293 

Pappon,  Philip 18 

Parcey,  Samuel 647 

Parcher,  Elias 344 

Parker,  Alexander 171,  174,  177 

Amasa 93,  94,  202,  355,  646 

Annan 9 

B 43 

Benjamin 99,  205,  417,  645 

Coleman 471 

Ezekiel 445,  543 

Ebenezer 417 

Isaac 9 

James 265,  371,  379,  647,  650 

John 171,  173-177,  603 

Jonathan 573,  590,  609 

Joseph 33,  332,33s 

Josiah 336,  698,  699 

Leonard 34,  333 

N 531 

Obadiah 243,  346 

Paul 464 

Pearl 324 

Robert 301,  303,  312,  572 

Samuel.  ..36,  98,  171,  174,  176,  177 
205,  247,  333,  443,  542 

Solomon 443,  542,  547 

Stephen 34,  436 

Thomas 265,  648,  650 

William 29,  30,  75,  loi,  175,  178 

206,  207,  346,  439,  527,  553 

William,  Jr 615 

Zachariah 463 

Parkhurst,  George 93,  202 

Samuel .93,  202,  263 

William 336,  698 

Parkinson,  Henry 48.  75,  153,  178 

Parks,  Joseph 105,  106,  213,  221 

Michael 312,  565,  660 

Robert 597 

Parlin,  Stephen 35 

Parmalee.  Ezra 298 

Parr,  James 223 

Parry,  John. 600 

Joseph 342 

Parshley,  George 321 

John  B...    363 

Thomas 362 

Parsley,  George 618 

Thomas 618 


INDKX. 


771 


Parsons,  Abraham 232 

Daniel S37 

Dole 400 

Ebenezer 93,  202 

Jetliro 14 

John 228,  361,  364 

Joseph.. 224,  242,  247,  248,  253,  448 

449.  534,  536 

Josiah 257,  258 

Noah 51 

Richard 237,  255,  260 

Samuel 310 

Stephen 53 

Thomas 365 

Passmore,  Thomas 260 

Patch,  Jonathan  388,  495,  507,  516,  519 

Samuel 388,495,  507,  516,  ^,19 

Tiiomas 33,  346 

Patrick,  Matthew 265 

Patridge,  Amos 356 

Pattee,  Asa 171-177 

Asa,  Jr 174,  176,  177 

John 171,  175-177 

Zephaniah 274 

William 463 

Patten,  Benjamin 574 

Daniel 9 

J 43 

James 105,  635 

John 73,  1S3,  424,  538 

Jonathan 459 

Matthew 218,  219 

Nathaniel.  .  .346,  572,  590,  609,  631 

Samuel 58,  183 

Sargent 46 

Patterson,  Adam 247 

Alexander 43,  64,  181,  186 

Isaac 430 

John 75,  178 

Joseph 430,  431 

Robert 359 

Samuel 64,  181,  186,  299,  359 

Thomas 35,  91,  201 

William 57,  1S3 

Paul,  Daniel 369,  376,  4S3,  498,  502 

511,  518 

John 231 

Joseph 259 

Robert 160,  161,  165,  2S8 

Payne,  Lemuel 422 

Peabody,  Daniel 246 

Isaac 336,  698 

Isaac,  Jr 417 

Major 701 


Peabody,  Stephen  38,48,  78,  80,  31  r,  464 

Peaca,  Thomas 616 

Peach,  John 308 

Peacock,  John 356 

Pearl,  Benjamin 235 

John 363,  407 

Joseph 562,  637 

Paul 625 

Simeon C25 

Pearse,  Joseph 320 

Pearson,  Daniel 459 

Jolin 345 

Joseph 474,  544 

Moses 417 

Nathaniel 391,  487,  508,  512 

Noah 185,  250 

Stephen 185 

William 1 05 

Pease,  Joseph 232 

Nathaniel 232 

Samuel 66,  181,  304,  465 

Peaslee,  Abraham 317,  319 

Jacob 226 

Jonathan 225 

Robert 312,  465,  476 

Peavey,  Abel 3 

Daniel 361 

Edward  372,  385,  496,  581,  648,  650 

Joseph 230 

William 446 

William  C 322,  365 

Peck,  Matthew 274,  289 

Peckouth,  John i 

Pegley,  Benjamin 463 

Peirce,  Asa 63 1 

Benjamin 3 

D 17 

Edward 12 

Ephraim 419 

Israel iS 

Jacob 205 

Joseph 320,  391,  509,  513 

Joshua 264 

Nathaniel 12 

Nehemiah 573,  590,  609 

Noah 227,  257 

Robert 9 

Samuel 410 

Solomon 346 

Stephen 421 

Timothy 264  (see  Pierce) 

Pelham,  Stephen 268,  270,  290 

Pemberton,  James 88,  200 

Pendexter,  William 28 


772 


INDEX. 


Penhallow,  Samuel 2,  3,  386 

Samuel,  Jr 3 

Penniman,  Aclna 556,  661 

Penny,  Henry 8 

Perliam,  Asa 436,  525,  575,  622 

Perkins,  Abraham.  ...243,  369,  374,  376 

480,  482,  483,  498,  501,  509 

511.  518,  520 

Adam 562,  636 

Benjamin..  .  .370,  379,  433,  493,  504 
515,   564,  599 

Daniel 270 

David 300,  399,  423 

Ebenezer 125,  188 

Elisha 36 

Ephraim 114,  141,  192,  259 

Ezra 445>  543 

Gideon 233 

Gilbert 372,  385,  497 

James 11,  18,  229 

James,  Jr 11 

John 3 

Jonathan 210,  214,  217,  218,  220 

350.  35 1'  564,  599.  628 

Joseph 225,  312,  405 

Joshua 18 

Lemuel 372,  385.497 

Moses no,  132,  190 

Nathaniel 65,  125,  182,  186,  188 

446,  540 

Pelatiah 237 

Reuben 117,  129,  189 

Samuel 22,  228,  361 

Solomon 407 

Thomas 550 

William  156,  182,  371,  379,  504,  515 

William  A 65,  186 

Perry,  Abraham 627 

Abijah 336 

David 334 

Ebenezer. .  ..302,  390,  438,  440,480 

Ichabod 639 

Jacob 247,  579 

John 586 

Jonas 103,  207,  303,  585,  631 

Joseph 349 

Moses 344 

Richard 260,  484,  485,  550 

Samuel 381,  489,  586.  650 

Solomon 264 

Thomas 471 

William 53,  185,  540 

Pervear,  Joseph. 413 

Josiah iio,  133,  190 


Pervear,  Noyes no,  132,  190 

Petegrence,  Monwell 345 

Pettegrew,  William 578,  598 

Peters,  David 7 

David,  Jr 8 

Ebenezer 356 

James 568 

James,  Jr 632 

l^liilip 471,  594 

Peterson,  John 145,  194 

Pettes,  Joseph 356 

Petties,  James 4 

Pettingill,  Abraham 69,  180 

Andrew 261 

Benjamin 570,  601 

Caleb 1 67,  1 70 

Jethro 468,  570,  605 

Jonathan 469,  578,  593 

Joshua 103,  208 

Matthew 242 

Nathaniel 84,  199 

Samuel loo 

William 574,  639 

Petts,  Isaac 12 

Petty,  Zephaniah 167,  169 

Peverley,  Benjamin 240,  343 

Frederick 259 

John 64S,  649 

Thomas 463,  473 

Phelps,  Captain 17 

Daniel 548 

Jeremiah 160,  161,  163 

John 267 

Nathan 33 

Samuel 346,  588,  593 

Phenix,  Joshua 500,  5 1 2 

Philbrick,  Daniel  138,  158,  192,  565,  660 

David 23,  n8 

Edmund 351 

James 19 

John 33 

Jonathan 269,  27 1 

Joseph 296 

Nathaniel 189 

Richard 230,  413 

Samuel 4+3,  354 

Simon 118,  139,  158,  192,  351 

Philbrook,  Ebenezer 3 

Edmund 230 

Isaac 2 

John 252,  551 

Jonathan 23,  290 

Major 363 

Nathan 253 


INDEX. 


773 


Philbrook,  Nathaniel 117,  130 

Perkins 230 

Riciiaid 230 

Samuel 402,  415 

Phillips,  Benjamin 657 

James 88,  200,  334 

John 657 

Norton 238 

William 317,  320 

Philpot,  James 550 

James,  Jr 550 

John 125,  188 

Phipps,  Captain 13 

Thomas 6 

Piasett,  Benjamin 10 

Pickering,  James 248 

John ? 22 

Levi 232,  248,  452,  532 

Thomas 227,  257,  258 

Winthrop 314 

Winthrop,  Jr 338 

Pickett,  James 343 

John 250 

Pickoway,  Nicholas 10 

Pierce,  Asa 336,  584 

Ephraim 33 

Israel 230 

Jacob 98 

Joseph 487 

Thomas 235,  520  (see  Peirce) 

Pigeon.  David 9 

Samuel 7 

Piggsley,  Robert 4 

Pike,  Dudley 234 

James 44 

Moses 160,  161,  165 

Nathaniel 13 

Robert 134,  191 

Samuel 9 

Simeon 44 

William 135,  191,  251 

Pillsbury,  Edmund 398 

Jonathan 232 

Pindell,  John 607 

Pinder,  Jeremiah 323 

Pinkerton,  John 457-459,  539 

Pinkham,  Abijah 234 

Daniel 108,  123,  187,  235 

406 

Isaac 235,  618 

Joseph 21,  235 

Moses 18,  236,  363 

Paul 618 

Thomas 361 


Pinner,  Benjamin 3(^)9,  375,  400,  498 

562,  636 
Thomas 44S,  535 

Piper,  David 660 

Jabez 525 

James 346 

John 362,  364,  581,  660 

Nathan 229 

Nathaniel,  Jr 588 

Samuel.  .71,  179,  229,  257,  402,  415 

424 

Thomas 159,  161,  165,  233,288 

580,  660 

Pitio,  Thomas 653 

Pitman,  Connor. .372,  384,  496,  505,  517 

Ezekiel 13,  239 

Isaac 502 

John 239 

Joseph 322,  617 

Mark 343 

Nathaniel 239 

Nehemiah 18 

Samuel 14,  296 

William 13 

Pitts,  Thomas...  167,  170,  2S0,  288,  566 

Place,  Abraham 18 

Amos.  ..234,  372,  385,  497,  505,  516 

David 234,  242 

Ebenezer 28,  29 

George 234 

John 234,447,  540 

Joseph.  ..69,  180,  402,  415,  448,  535 

Joshua 624 

Samuel 234 

Plaisted,  Joseph 258,  343 

William i,  296,  343,  432 

Piatt,  John 419 

Platts,  Abel,  Jr 36 

Joseph 36 

Plumer,  Bitfield 429 

David ...  .579 

Gershom 550 

John 340 

Joseph 407 

Nathan 579 

Plummer,  Davis 604 

Gershom 230,  363 

Jabez 225 

Joseph. 234 

Nathan 411 

Nathaniel 604 

Plumley,  Joseph 442,  544 

Pollard,  Barton 650 

Benjamin 34 


774 


INDEX. 


Pollard,  Ebenezer 346 

Elijah 327,  628 

Ezekiel 341,  564,  628 

John,  Jr 346 

Jonathan 226,  340 

Joseph 34 

Timothy 247,  346 

Policy,  Joseph 605 

Polluck,  Thomas 109.  123,  187,  251 

Pomp,  Peter 570,  651 

Poole,  Dr.  Jonathan 552,  591 

Poor,  Enoch 2>7i  4^,  49,  '07,  in,  120 

121,  154,  187,  307,  309,  481 
552,  615 

Jeremiah 225 

John 338 

Moses 42,  53 

Peter 43 

Pope,  William 26 1 ,  568,  3S9,  633 

Porter,  Ebenezer 356 

Joseph 655 

Nathan 351 

Nathaniel 542 

Nathaniel,  Jr 445 

Dr.  Nathaniel 339,  555,  638 

Nehemiah 99,  205 

Noah 594 

Potter,  Abraham S7^i  652 

Jacob 575 

Joseph 93,  202,  203,  553.  632 

Samuel 592 

Powell,  John 304,  322,  365 

Samuel 302,  391,  487,  508,  513 

Thomas   14,  10.2,  208,  266,  572,  639 

William.. .3,  301,  391,  487,  509,  513 

574,  600,  663 

Powers,  Abner 471,  594 

Elliot 35 

Ezekiel 427 

Francis 43 

Gideon 420 

Isaac 280,  2S8 

Jonathan 25S,  343,  600 

Jonathan,  Jr 573 

Joseph 105,  326,  464,  594 

Josiah <^5,  199)  356,  644 

Nahum 33,  280,  288 

Nathaniel 471,  594 

Samson 32 

Simeon 471,  578,  593 

Stephen  258,  302,  391,  487,  508.  513 

Whitcomb 34,  326,  t,2,i,  464 

William  172,  174,  176,  177,  441,  527 
Pratt,  Ebenezer 91 ,  201 


Pratt,  John 356 

Nathaniel 34 

Thomas 33.43'  57 -^  59°'  C09 

William 607 

Pray,  Ebenezer 240,  259 

Joseph 250 

Joshua 240,  259 

Peter 236 

Samuel 240 

Prebble,  Joseph 623 

Jerediah 344 

Prentice,  Nathaniel  S 297,  416 

Prentiss,  Simeon 105 

Thaddeus 105 

Presby,  Joseph 51,  1S5,  410 

Richard 623 

Prescott,  Dominicus . .  .•. 589 

Ebenezer 230,  413 

Edward 451,  532 

EIisha..i32,  190,  231,  312,  313,  351 

Elisha,  Jr no 

Jeremiah 261 

Jesse no,  132,  190,  450,  534 

John II,  327,  399,  452,  532 

Jonathan  11,  232,  253,  413,  565,  651 

Jonathan,  Jr 253 

Joseph 399 

Joshua n,  297 

Josiah 398 

Marston in 

Martin no 

Nathan 299 

Samuel 1 16,  130,  189 

William 33,  39,  44,  67,  181,  229 

252,  354,  413 

Pressey,  Paskey 314,  467,  548 

Percy 302 

Presson,  Benjamin 463,  657 

Isaac 2>2>?> 

Richard 14 

William 566,  656 

Preston,  Abner 575,  593 

Isaac 268,  271,  289 

William  211,  215,217,  219,  220,  230 

Price,  John 7 

Pritchard,  Jeremiah 91,  201,  553,  592 

William S7S^  593 

Priest,  Joel 264 

Quick 226 

Thomas 240,  256,  259 

William 259,  334,  344,  436 

Zadock 274 

Pridham,  Isaac. 369,  374,  482,  498,  511 

Primas,  Negro 564 


INDKX. 


775 


Prime,  Josiali 355 

Primer,  Benjamin 483 

Prince,  Abel 244,  417 

James 246,  451,  532 

Pringle,  Wilson 307 

Proby,  Jonathan 315 

Proctor,  Ebenezer 113,  147,  196 

Ezekiel 33 

Isaac 334,  436,  525 

James 25,  340 

Joel 468,  63 1 

Joseph 7 

Reuben 417 

Robert 283,  287 

Prouse,  Thomas,  Jr 648,  650 

Provinder,  Benjamin 6 

Jonathan 6 

Puffer,  Amos 265 

Job 436 

Simeon 265 

Pulsifer,  David 104 

John 105 

Purin<i;ton,  Elias 3 

Purmort,  Mark   113,  147,  195 

Putnam,  Aaron 459.  537 

Archelaus 696,  698 

Archelaus,  Jr 336 

Caleb 244,  336,  694 

Daniel 265,  607,  608 

Ebenezer 326,  464 

Francis 95,  203,  204.  303 

Jonathan 36 

Philip 303,  416 

Seth 325,  464 

Seth,  Jr 326 

Putney,  Aaron 67,  181,  289,  291 

Asa 185,  301 

Asahel 51 

James 67,  l8l 

John 51,  185,  302 

Jonathan 185,  315,  467,  548 

Joseph 51,  185,  315,  567,  548 

Thomas 301,  314,  467,  548 

Quickett,  Moses 7 

Quimby,  Aaron 532 

Benjamin 585,  660 

Daniel 113,  147,  195 

David 532 

Eleazer 584,  628 

Eliphalet  113,  147,  195,  471,  585,  61 1 

James 71,  564,  630 

Jeremiah 441,  527 

John 24,  63,  181,  186 


Quimby,  Jonathan. 233,  252,  269,  272,  290 
561,  581,  621 

Moses 77,  83,  198 

Timothy 113,  146,  195 

Zachariah 565,  660 

Quinby,  Aaron 171,  175-177,  452 

David 340,  452 

Ebenezer.    173,  1 75-177 

John 360 

Samuel,  Jr 340 

Timothy 341 

William 329 

Quint,  John 14 

Thomas 560,  620 

Thomas,  Jr 21 

William 237 

RadclifFe,  John 14,  25 

Raino,  Elias 43 

John 572,  613 

Ramoch,  Isaac 248 

Ramsey,  David 102,  208 

Hugh 1 66 

James 280,  288 

John 348 

Thomas 166,  170 

Rand,  Benoni 248 

Daniel 25^  332,  465 

David.  .108,  123,  187,  251,  307,  341 

Ebenezer 361 

Edward 11 

Ephraim 119,  150,  197 

Ezekiel 36,  98,  99 

John   13,  22,  224,  248,  3S2,  448,  490 
501,  514,  519,  535,  648,  650 

Joseph 224 

Joshua 224,  248 

Lemuel 432 

Moses 244 

Nathaniel 448,  535 

Samuel 248,  448,  535 

Solomon 36,  421 

Stephen 224 

William  224,  345,  353,  448,  535,  651 

Randall,  Aaron 236 

Benjamin loi,  206,  207,  380 

Daniel 145,  194 

Ebenezer 233 

Ephraim 126 

James  68,  76,  83,  224,  514,  545,  648 

James,  Jr 648,  650 

John 3,  14,  21,  231,  407,  540 

Jonathan 300 

Moses 317,  365 


77^ 


INDEX. 


Randall,  Paul 5  H 

Samuel 126,  188,  246 

Thomas 234 

William 7^,  83,  198 

Randel,  Benjamin .  ■  -    22 

Daniel 28 

Edward 224 

James 57°,  650 

John 226 

Joseph 123 

Nathaniel 21,  469 

William 21,  589  (see  Kendall) 

Rankin,  Andrew 237,  549 

Jonathan 583,  600 

Ranoc,  John 569 

Rannis,  Thomas 238 

Ranson,  Ebenezer 314 

Ranstead,  John 86,  199,  200 

Ranton,  William 134,  191 

Rawlands,  John no 

Rawlins,  Aaron.. .14,  117,  119,  130,  145 
149,  196,  564,  580,  635 

Benjamin 288,  641 

Benjamin,  Jr 564 

Daniel 370,  378,  493-  647 

Edward 141,  1 93.  234 

Eliphalet 53,  61,  182,  312,  641 

George 227,  257 

Ichabod 234 

James 2,  363 

Jeremiah 14,  179,  300,  652 

Jeremy 71 

John.... 71,  119,  132,  150,  179,  190 

196,  234,351,  361,  380,  489 

560,  641 

Jonathan 117,  130,  189 

Joseph 14,  28,  71,  179,  641 

Moses no,  133,  190,496,  505 

516,  563,  635 

Nathaniel 532 

Nicholas 231,  242 

Robert 370,  377,  492 

Samuel 3 

Thomas 581,  627 

Simeon 369,  374,  498,  502,  5n 

Ray,  John 424 

Peter 5 

Silas 646 

William 296,  361,  364 

Razey,  Pelatiah 646 

Rea,  Ebenezer 336 

James 416 

Read,  Eliphaz. .  .2n,  215,  217,  219,  220 
503,  515,  647 


Read,  George 257 

John 499,  512,  525 

William 418 

Reading,  Eleazer 244,  336,  698 

Reamer,  John 585,  61 1 

Reddell,  James 604 

Redding,  John 239,  255 

Redfield,  William 576,  614 

Redland,  Duncan 6 

Redman,  Benjamin 314,  338 

Joseph 240,  314,  33S 

Moses 466 

Redmond,  Moses 304,  306 

Reed,  Abijah 203,  204,  335 

Alpheus 649 

Benjamin 257,  258,  550 

Eliphaz 492,  647 

George 227,  258 

Hinds 85,  199 

Isaac 236,  312 

Jacob 33 

James 576 

James,  Jr 632 

Col.  James. . .  .37-45,  48,  76,  78,  8a 
155,  198,  481,  552,  677,  681 

John 437,  571,  605 

John,  Jr 484 

Joshua 179 

Micah 436,  524 

Nathaniel 34 

Silvanus 92,  203 

William 247,  298 

Zadoc 602 

Reid,  Abijah 95 

Abraham 73 

George. ..73,  75,  153,  178,  179,  552 

591 

Isaac 105 

John 606 

Joseph 222 

Zadoc 469 

Reese,  David 223 

Reley,  Jesse 464 

Remick,  Daniel 564 

David 343,448,  535 

James 564 

Samuel 664 

Remington,  Samuel 325,  464,  594 

Rendall,  Aaron 321 

Benjamin , 248,  489 

Edward 248,  623 

George ...   248 

James 180,  381,  490,  501 

James,  Jr 382,  490 


INDEX. 


177 


Randall,  John 446 

Joseph 108,  187 

Mark 248 

Moses 320 

Paul 381,  490,  501 

Samuel 251  I 

Rent,  Job 404  '; 

Renton,  William 314 

Revere,  Paul 31 

Reynolds,  John 358 

Owen  14 

Riant,  John.  .320,  317,  587  (see  Ryant) 

Rice,  Aaron 105,  265 

Charles 43 

David 8 

Ebenezer 443,  542,  547 

Elias 443,  543 

Jacob 598,  599 

Jedediah 442,  542,  597 

Joel 324 

Samuel 594 


Silas. 


.631 


Rich,  Amos 160,  161,  163,  270,  289 

David 267,  271,  290,  291 

Richards,  Benjamin 14,  19 

Bradley 586,  587,  657 

Charles 263 

Christopher 586 

David 56,  1 84 

John...  141,  192,  372,  385,  505,  517 

John,  Jr 115 

Jonathan .  .234 

Joseph 12,  35,  234 

Samuel.  .55,  153,  156,  183,  372,  384 
496,  505,  516,  517 

Wentworth 125 

William 308 

Richardson,  Andrew 247 

Asa 588 

Bradbury 296 

Caleb 112,  147,  195 

Daniel 626 

Elab 147 

Enoch 380,  489,  501,  514 

Godfrey 99,  205 

James 410 

Jeremiah 327,  363,  365 

John..  .225,  381,  490,  496,  501,  514 

Jonathan 172,  176,  177,  288 

Joseph. .115,  141,  193,  250,  253,  296 

624 

Josiah 584 

Luther 160,  161 

Nathaniel 575,  584,  597,  627 

SI 


Richardson,  Paris 30,  594 

Richard 575,  597 

Robert 426 

Samuel 56 

Stephen 573,  639 

William  105,  224,  340,  453,  532,  614 

Zachariah 438,  527,  548 

Zebediah 167,  17a 

Richmond,  Sampson. i 

Ricker,  Benjamin 18 

Charles 372,  384,  496,  505,  516 

517,  520 
Ebenezer.  .  .230,  242,  446,  473,  540 

Ebenezer,  Jr 447 

Enoch 127,  i88- 

Ephraim 18 

Ezekiel 1S8,  473 

George  372,  385,  473,  497,  505,  517 

Gershom 236 

James.  .369,  374,  482,  502,  511,  518 

'  John 230,  664 

Jonas 498 

Jonathan iS 

Joseph 237 

Moses 18,  23a 

Phinehas 23a 

Reuben 372,  385,  496,  505,  517 

Samuel 245 

Simeon 236 

Stephen 239 

Timothy 234,  361,  625 

Tobias  322,  369,  375,  482,  498,  502 

Wentworth 188,  480 

Riddle,  James 569 

John 424,  571,  605 

Rider,  James 281,  286,  287,  470 

Rigby,  John 5 

Riggs,  Gawen 307 

Stephen 145 

Rines,  John 23,  249,  y~,(\  547 

Nathaniel 233 

Thomas 22,  369,  375 

William 316,  319 

Ring,  Abram  J 14 

Ritter,  Daniel 442,  578,  595 

Roach,  Frederick 579 

Thomas 75 

Robb,  Alexander 333 

Robbins,  David 36,  85,  199 

Eleazer 85,  199 

John 267 

Jonathan 100,  206 

Samuel 85,  199 


778 


INDEX. 


Robbins,  Thomas 8 

William 8 

Roberts,  Benjamin 114,  141,  193 

Benjamin,  Jr 298 

Daniel 19 

Edmund 29 

Ephraim 322,  365 

Francis 126,  188,  473 

George 125,  188,  238,  245,  473 

Hatevil 127,  188 

James,  Jr 230 

John.. 3,  14,  230,  281,  288,  327,  362 

Jonathan 25,  401 

Joseph 14,  25,  297 

Joseph,  Jr 3 

Love 473 

Moses.  ..71,  179,  451,  532,  565,  616  j 

Nathan 369,  375,  482,  498,  502 

511,  518,  520 

Nathaniel 3,  14 

Paul 550 

Perley 394 

Reuben 469,  563,  611 

Samuel 230,  369,  375,  482,  498 

502,  51 1,  518,  520 
"Stephen  371,  3S4,  496,  505,  516,  517 

Thomas 23,  127 

Timothy 244,  476 

William 372,  385,  497,  505,  517 

Robertson,  David 353 

James 560,  570 

John.. 7,  62,  157,  219,  221,  317,  319 

33o>  567 

Levi 352 

Richard 583 

Samuel 103,  234,  407 

Thomas 515 

William. ..  .93,  202  (see  Robinson) 

Robeson,  Joseph 184 

Thomas 14 

Robey,  or  Roby,  Abbott 477 

Ichabod 11 

James 247 

Jonathan 64,  181,  548 

Philip  A 95,  204,  267 

Samuel 417 

William 95,  97,  203,  266 

Robie,  Ichabod 410,  456,  537 

Jonathan 186,  467 

Samuel 253 

Robinson,  Andrew 411 

Benjamin... 231,  458,  538,  539,  588 

626 
Caleb 554,  627,  629 


Robinson,  David 135,  191,  300 

Edmund 283,  287 

Gideon 432 

J 42 

Jack 309 

James..  1 10,  131,  190,  554,  563,  634 
Jeremiah.  ...116,  128,  189,  308,  371 

379'  492,  503.  515,  564,  616 

John.  ..128,  145,  156,  194,  210,  215- 

217,  220,  226,  251,  289,  370 

378,  492,  503,  515,  580,  6or 

63s 
John  D 469 

Jonathan. ..  .  134,  191,  400,  404,  415 

Joseph 56 

Levi 139,  158,  192,  226 

Noah...  1 10,  131,  190,  554,  563,  634 

Peter 43,  242,  247,  412,  588 

Prince 312 

Richard 71,  1 79,  399,  599 

Simeon 143,  193,  194 

Thomas 171,  174,  176,  177,  369 

377,  492,  503 

W^illiam 173,  174,  176,  177 

Zebulon 588 

Rock,  Nathaniel 289 

Nathaniel,  Jr 269,  272 

William 8 

Roe,  Anthony 13 

Robert 11,  12 

Thomas 14 

Thomas,  Jr 14 

Roen,  John 61 ,  530 

Rogers,  Cato 664 

Daniel 408,  426,  585,  611 

Daniel,  Jr 625 

James 234 

John 234,  298 

Jonathan 324,  464 

Joseph 5,  181 

Josiah 34 

Levi loi,  206,  207 

Perley 269,  270,  290,  547 

Richard 607,  608 

Samuel 57,  6t ,  156,  157,  323 

Thomas 16,  664 

Timothy 98,  205,  576 

William 17,  261,  347,  362,  364 

Rokes,  John 105 

Rolfe,  Benjamin 425 

Ephraim 88,  200 

James 438,  527,  545 

Jesse 430 

Rollings,  Anthony ...517 


INDEX. 


779 


Rollings,  Benjamin 566 

Ed  ward 407 

Elijah 451 

Eliplialet 33cS 

George 344 

Jeremiah 312,  338 

John 606 

Moses 515 

Nathaniel 451 

Samuel 344 

Rollins,  Aaron 189,  194,  618,  619 

Anthony  N..371,  384,  496,  505,  516 

Benjamin 279 

Daniel 503,  515 

Edward 115,  625 

Elijah 532 

Eiiphalet 185,  249,  433 

Ichabod 195,  222,  248 

Jeremiah 3 

John. . .228,  432,  473,  571,  620,  641 

Joseph 18 

Josiah,  Jr 400 

Moses 372,  384 

Nathaniel 433 

Robert 228,  503,  515,  6i8,  619 

Simeon 253,  482 

Thomas 67,  181,  300,  312 

Rone,  Andrew 660 

John 660 

Root,  Ephraim 159,  161,  165 

Roque,  Bryan 211,217,  220 

Rose,  James 287 

Ross,  James 468,  607,  608 

Joli" 317'  320.  459,  538 

Joseph 573 

Josiah 639 

Rots,  Jean 6C2 

Roundy,  Asahel 578,  610 

Row,  Daniel 25 

Ephraim 24,  25 

Lazarus 38S,  495,  507,  516 

Robert 3 

William .581 

Rowe,  Aaron 229 

Anthony 26S,  271,  290 

John. . . .88,  201,  269,  272,  290,  358 
600,  617 

Nathan 316,  318 

Lazarus 236 

Winthrop.  .  .  107,  109,  131.  154,  189 
190,  654 

Rowell,  Benoni 16 

Daniel 228 

Enoch 327,  328 


Rowell.  Israel 53,  1S5,  587,  628 

James 587,  628 

Job 135,  191 

Jonathan 424 

Lemuel 53,  185,  587,  660 

Nathaniel 25,  350 

Peter 249 

Philip 568,  654 

Samuel 211,  216,  307,  347,  663 

Thomas 62 1 ,  300,  398 

William.  .69,  75,  178,  180,  554.  564 
630,  631 

Rowen,  Andrew 566 

John 182,  454.  546,  566 

Rowley,  John 249 

Joseph 624 

Matthew 7 

Rowlings,  Aaron 571 

Daniel 650 

Nicholas 414 

Robert 503 

Royce,  Amos 578,  614 

Jacob 578 

Joel 578,  614 

Royse,  Joel 464 

Ruel 298 

Rugg,  John 264 

Levi 355 

Ruggles,  Nathaniel 422 

Rundlett,  George 448,  535 

James 352,  563 

James,  Jr 615 

Joshua 398 

Thomas 312 

Runnels,  Abraham.  ...372,  385,  496,  505 

517 

Daniel 242,  410 

Enoch 109,  123,  187,  233,  408 

Enos 211,  215,  217-220 

Isaac 234,  696 

Israel 624 

Job 233 

John 69 

Joseph 321,  365,  581,  617 

Moses 233,  624 

Samuel 123,  187,  565,  642 

Solomon 108,  123,  187 

Stephen 369,  374,  482,  498,  623 

Russ,  James 317,  320,  583,  592 

John 424 

Jonathan    33 

Peter 358 

Russell,  Andrew 419 

Daniel 36.  98,  205,  576,  634 


78o 


INDEX. 


Russell,  George 605 

Isaac,  Jr 23(S 

Jacob 561,  621 

James 23,  453 

Jason 95,  204 

Jeremiah 36,  98,  205,  333 

Joel 36,  99,  205 

John 180,  604 

Josiah 394 

Josiah,  3d 394 

Nathaniel 36 

Robert  E 321 

Samuel 9,  36 

Thomas 246,  417 

William 311,  333,  sil ^  648,  650 

Rust,  Nathaniel 325,  464 

Rutherford,  Robert 13 

Ryan,  Benjamin 334 

James.. 224,  248,  314,  338,  369,  3*75 
508,  516,  519,  623 

John 61 

Michael 257,  369.  375,  483,  498 

502,  511,  518 

Samuel 562,  637 

Ryant,  John..  166,  170,  656  (see  Riant) 

Rymes,  Thomas 498 

Rynes,  Thomas 13,  22 

Sackomy,  Robert 10 

Salter,  Alexander 224 

Titus 227,  257,  258,  472,  549 

Titus,  Jr 227,  258 

Saltmarsh,  Isaac 66,  180.  246 

Saltonstall,  Colonel 26 

Saltsman,  George 223 

Sampson,  John 344,  604,  606 

Sanborn,  Aaron 143,  145 

Abner 118,  137,  158,  192 

Abraham 109,  131,  413,  532 

Abraham,  Jr 453 

Benjamin 22,  116,  128,  189 

Daniel 317 

David 25,  3S8,  494,  507,  516 

Dudley 229,  253,  350 

Ebenezer.  .  .  118,  139,  158,  166,  192 

25s,  547 

Edward 12,  398 

Eleazer 1 70 

Enos 226 

Ephraim 227,  430 

James..  129,  1S9,  252,300,  392,  486 

509,  513 

James,  Jr 116,  252 

Jeremiah iii,  133,  190 


Sanborn,  Jethro 19,  404 

Jewett Ill,  133,  190,  413 

John. . . 160,  161,  165,  261,  450,  534 
546,  564,  603,  616 

John  P 67 

John  S..  109,  133,  190,  232,  312,  627 

Jonathan 23,  116,  128,  189,  194 

Joseph 456,  563,  565,  61 1,  660 

Josiah,  .296,  370,  378,  432,  434,  492 
504,  515,  531 

Levi 230,  413 

Mark 547 

Matthew 23 1,  570 

Matthew  N 641 

Moses.  .232,  327,  328,  370,  377,  492 
504,  515,  663 

Nathan 397 

Nathaniel 253 

Paul 561,  581,  621 

Peter 12,  476 

Phinehas 25 

Reuben 76,  83,  198 

Richard   12,  285,  287,  388,  49:;,  507 
516,  546 

Sherburne 1 1 1 ,  133,  1 90,  227 

Simeon 210,  214,  217,  220,  454 

529,  546 
Simon.  ..69,  145,  180,  194,  230,  450 

534 

Stephen n 

Timothy 226 

William 12,  118,  139,  158,  192 

255,  261 

Sanders,  Benjamin 33 

George 224,  501,  514 

Henry 405 

David 34,  436,  572,  590 

John 10,  286,  287 

Jonathan 286,  287 

Joseph 225,  342,  348 

Obed 287 

Obededom 286 

Thomas ^^^ 

Timothy 24 

Saunders,  Avery 547 

David 525 

George 248,  381,  589 

John 546 

Jonathan 546 

William 265 

Sanderson,  David 419,  438,  468,  609 

Enoch 253 

John 581,  616 

John,  Jr 581 


INDEX. 


781 


Sanderson,  Thomas 46S,  612 

William 2 

Sands,  George 223 

Sawyer,  Nathaniel 356 

Sankey,  Caesar 540 

Carson 447 

Sargent,  Aaron.  .211,  214,  217,  219,  220 

Benjamin 567,  653 

Daniel 606 

David 268,  271,  290 

Ebenezer 568,  632 

Elias 56 

EjDhraim 663 

John 16,  309,  3S3,  410,  491,  624 

Joseph 202,  3 1 4 

Lemuel 265 

Phinehas 231,  341 

Richard 354 

Roger 404 

Samuel 1 73,  177,  288,  586,  657 

Timothy 405 

Valentine.  .  ..21 1,  215,  218-220,  561 
579,  621 

Sartvvell,  Jeremiah 291 

John 34 

Simon 553-  6ro 

Saunders  (see  Sanders). 

Sautridge,  John 257,  258 

Savage,  John 239,  358 

Thomas 343 

Sawyer,  Benjamin. ...  159,  161,  273,  279 
288,  289,  463 

Dill 463,  473 

Edmund 454,  529,  546 

Enos 159,  161,  165 

Ichabod 443,  543 

Jesse 405 

John 167,  170 

Jonathan 135,  191,  567,  611 

Joseph 135,  191,  547 

Josiah 102,  208,  398 

Jotham 226 

Manassah,  Jr 356 

Nurse 103,  207,  303 

Samuel 123.   187 

William 49,  121 

Sayer,  Abraham 238 

Samuel 108 

Sayward,  Henry 238 

Saywood,  John i 

Scales,  Joshua 403 

Matthew 316,  567,  ^S^,  659 

Moses 319 

Samuel 234 


Scammon,  Humphrey 3 

William 231,  403,  414 

Scammel,  Alexander...  .49.  80,  248,  552 
555,  638,  688 

Scales,  Joshua 414 

Scilley,  James 513 

Jonathan 513 

Samuel 223 

Sclate,  Edward 27 

Scobey,  David 358 

Scott,  Charles 374,  275,  278,  289 

David 43,  91 

Ebenezer 427 

Henry   28,  29 

Hezekiah 93,  202 

Robert 445,  543 

Sergeant 2 

Thomas 469,  575,  602 

Waitstill 426 

William.. .43,  91,  153,  201,  333,  553 
575,  577^  612,  C13,  614,  622 

Scovel,  Peter 464 

Thomas 464 

Scranton,  Stephen 606 

Scribner,  Josiah 316,  318 

Samuel 316,  318,  398 

Stephen 362,  364 

Scripture,  James 346 

Samuel 100,  206,  207 

Samuel,  Jr 100,  206 

Scrivner,  Samuel 12 

Sealia,  Lewis 283,  287 

Seals,  James 468,  631 

Searles,  Thomas 346 

Seaver,  Caleb 405 

Robert 33,  243 

Thomas 478 

Seavey,  Elijah 228 

George 398 

James 224,  248 

John 247,  574 

Jonathan 119,  150,  196,  642 

Joseph 247,  402,  414 

Levi 228,  642 

Noah 25 

Samuel 139,  192,  255,  403,  415 

William 224,  247,  415 

Seaward,  Benjamin 345 

James 258,  345 

Secomb,  Stephen 546 

Sedocks,  Isaac .    5 

John 5 

Selley,  James 391,  487,  513 

Jonathan 391,  487,  513 


782 


INDEX. 


Selley,  Samuel 424  (see  Scilley) 

Sellingham,  Henry 168,  170,  654 

Jacob 654 

Senter,  Abel 75,  178 

Asa.... 73.  74.  178,  552,  605 

Benjamin 425 

Joseph 311,  464 

Lieutenant 579 

Samuel 75,  178 

Thomas 247 

Setchell,  Jonathan 238 

Severance,  Abel 91,  201 

Daniel 91,  201,  420 

Ebenezer 35.  91,  201,  420 

Ephraim S7S^  593 

Jonathan 135,  191 

Joseph 261,  574 

Joshua 97,  204 

Peter.. 69,  76,  83,  180,  198,  249,  327 

457,  537 

Samuel 113,  147,  196 

Thomas 585,  611 

William 76,  83,  198 

Seward,  Shackford 239,  260,  484 

Sewell,  Benjamin 238 

Shackford,  Seth 345 

Seth  R 641 

Shade,  Nathan 470,  606 

Shafter,  James 264,  437,  525 

Shannon,  Andrew 201 

George 42,  186 

John. . .300,  38S,  494,  589,  647,  650 

Thomas 389,  495,  508,  516 

William.  .76,  83,  198,  299,  387,  494 
507,  516 

Shapley,  Henry 224,  248 

Sharp,  Jonathan 322,  562,  636 

Shattuck,  Isaac 392,  488,  509,  513 

Joseph 51 

Nathaniel 35 

Peter 333 

William 34,  67,  180,  572,  602 

Shaw,  Benjamin 230,  23 1 

Caleb... 99,  100,  133,  156,  157,  190 

206 

Caleb,  Jr no,  413 

Daniel 109,  122,  187,  251 

David 413 

Ed  ward 11 

George 233,  32 1 

Gilbert 448,  535 

Ichabod 118,  139.  158,  192 

John 390,  486,  508,  512,  513 

Jonathan  H 232,  350 


Shaw,  Joseph 1 10,  133,  190,  413 

Moses 131,  190,  232,  413 

Moses,  Jr 109 

Samuel  230,  238,  252,  280,  288,  549 

Simeon 252 

Thomas  485,  562,  637,  647.  649,  660 

William 317,  320,  453,  532,  641 

Shearman,  Daniel 427 

Richard 487 

Shears,  Ebenezer 7 

Shepard,  Corporal 2 

George  145,  193,  317,  320,  566,  567 

656 

Isaac 451,  532 

James 243,  261,  316-318,  365 

John 123,  187,  331,  397,  618 

Luke 387,  494,  507,  516 

Oliver 297 

Roswell 325,  464 

Samuel 301 

Thomas 350 

Shepardson,  Zephaniah 264 

Sherburne,  Andrew 248 

David 239,  448,  535 

Henry 14 

James 145,  193,  304,  305,  465 

Job 71,  179,  330,  399,  451,  532 

John 227,  248 

Major 477 

Noah 382,490 

Samuel...  13,  67,  181,  345,  403,  415 

Thomas,  Jr 255 

Sheriff,  Abraham. 353 

Samuel 256 

Sherman,  John 257 

Richard 391,  647,  650 

Sherrer,  David .61 1 

Shewick,  Samuel 7 

Shillaber,  Joseph 259 

Shipman,  Eliphaz 644 

Shirley,  Alexander 410 

Daniel 583,  600 

James 406,  410 

John 410 

Shoars,  Ichabod 239,  255,  260 

William 227,  257,  472 

Shoot,  Henry 223 

Shorey,  James 237 

Short,  Simeon 444 

Shortridge,  John 227,  472,  549 

Richard 11 8-1 20,  149,  151,  154 

196,  197,  250 

Samuel 118,  119,  151,  197 

Shower,  Nathaniel 22 


INDEX. 


783 


Shrive,  Samuel 239 

Sliroder,  Thomas 583,  604 

Shute,  Jonatlian 648,  650 

Sias,  Benjamin 261.  454,  455,  529 

531,  545,  546 

Charles 454,  529,  546 

John 109,  123,  187,  408 

Samuel 211,  215,  217,  219,  220 

Samuel,  Jr 21 

Sibley,  William 432 

Siel,  James   584  (see  Seals) 

Signout,  Ephraim 10 

Silk,  Michael 468,  576 

Sillaway,  Amos 302,  303,  312 

Jacob 113,  147,  195 

Silley,  Daniel 494 

Thomas 450 

Silsby,  Lasell 324.  464 

Silver,  Samuel 5S7,  660 

Simmonsfi,  Nathaniel 225 

Simonds,  Eli 145,  193,  194 

James 85,  199,  593 

Jonathan 140,  193 

Samuel 50 

Timothy 61 

William 289,  319 

Simons,  John 599 

Jonathan 114 

Richard 11 

Timothy 182 

William 25,  273,  277,  316 

Simpson.  Andrew 226 

Benjamin 237,  430 

David 242,  414 

Ebenezer .238 

Henry 550 

James 103 

John 42,  53,  69,  180,  185,  398 

Joseph 426 

Patten 39S 

Pelatiah 237 

Robert 547,  607.  608 

Thomas 160,  164,  555,  608,  643 

Thomas,  Jr 161,  547 

William 135,  171,  174,  176,  177 

191,  288,  398,  470,  604,  606 

Sims,  Joseph 1 19 

Sinclair,  Jacob 71 

James 476 

John 231 

Richard 476 

Sinkler,  Barnabas 325,  464 

Benjamin 432 

Bradbury 361,  365,  603 


Sinkler,  Charles 3 

Ebenezer 56,   184,  603 

Edward 67 

Jacob 1 79 

James 243 

John 331 

Joshua 361,  365,  603 

Noah 68,  180,  569,  652 

Richard 296,  361,  365 

Samuel , 14,  603 

Sergeant 2 

Sippio 21,  226 

Sipiiors,  John 183  (see  Cypher) 

Skiffe,  John i 

Skillin,  Benjamin 15 

Skinner,  Abel 443,  542 

Amos 420 

Charles 388,  495,  507,  516,  647 

650 

Ephraim 268,  270,  289 

Joseph 272,  290,  292 

Skipper,  John i,  7 

Slack,  Joseph loi,  206,  207 

Slade,  Samuel 227,  255,  257,  472 

Slapp,  Edward 607,  608 

John,  J r 422 

Sleeper,  Benjamin 565,  660 

Corporal 2 

David 279,  2S8 

Hezekiah 12 

Jedediah 230 

John 388,  495,  507,  516,  519 

Jonathan 113,  147,  195 

Joseph 284,  287 

Moses 227 

Nathan 112,  147,  196 

Peter 441,  527 

Richard 226 

Samuel 24 

Sloan,  James 635 

John roi,  206 

William 563 

Slocum,  Hezekiah 5 

Sloper,  Benning 4S5,  500,  512 

B.  W 258 

John 239,  257,  258,  344,  409 

Small,  Benjamin   123,  187,  251,  564,  624 

Csesar 351 

Isaac 22,  233,  408 

John 616 

Jonathan 102 

Joseph 25.  208 

William,  Jr 337 

Smalley,  Benjamin 287 


784 


INDEX. 


Smart,  Benjamin 25,  116,  227,  257 

472,  565,  616 

Caleb 567,  611 

Dudley 4°° 

Elijah 301,  567,  611 

Jeremiah 312,  564,  599 

John 564 

Jonathan 321 

Moses 280,  288,  657 

Richard.. 61,  182,  273,  2S9,  566,  657 
William 25,43,  109,  123,  187 

Smiley,  John 334 

William 334 

Smith,  Aaron 263,  273,  277 

Abijah 420 

Alexander 67,  181,  304,  305,  465 

469,  565,  602 

Asahel 342,  349 

Benjamin  35,  91,  229,  268,  271,  290 

351.  353.  417,  470,  S7S,  596 
600,  606,  639 

Benjamin  Y 324,  464 

Billy 76,  83,  198 

Caleb 410 

Cheney II4>  H^  ^93-,  250,  298 

Daniel.. .14,  226,  229,  416,  426,  450 

534 

David 14,  231,  567,  600,  611 

Ebenezer 246,  296,  434,  456 

Edward 172,  175-177,588,600 

604,  616,  635 

Eliphalet 232,  565 

Elisha 628 

Ephraim 88,  201 

Gideon 463 

Isaac.  ..244,  280,  288,  566,  572,  587 
597,  656 

Israel 113,  I47.  ^95 

Ithiel 14.  25 

Jacob 296,  451,  532 

James 243 

Jedediah 324 

Jeremiah 273,  289,  5S0,  659 

Jeremy 34' 

Jethro 307 

John II,  75,  178,  289,  292,  334 

359,  380,  468,  489,  500,  514 
567,  585,  612,  615,  642,  659 

John,  Jr 597 

John  W 25 

Johnson 612 

Jonathan 3,  145,  194,  212,  215 

218-220,  254,  316,  319,  322 
365,  398,  455>  530,  611 


Smith,  Jonathan,  Jr 365: 

Joseph.  . .  .76,  83,  92,  108,  123,  145 
187,  194,  198,  202,  203,  211 
215,  217,  218,  220,  232,  251 

396,  397>  404,  432,  565.  567 
587,  656,  660- 

Lemuel 394 

Major , II 

Nathan 312 

Nathaniel.  .12,  16,  67,  181,  246,  355 
359.  574,  639 

Nicholas 532 

Nicholas,  Jr 451 

Oliver 67,  180,  580,  635, 

Pearson 145,  194,  432 

Peter 565,  660 

Richard 229,  268,  271 

Robert 261,  332,  421 

Russell 445,  543. 

Samuel... 22,  56,  108,  iii,  119,  123 
133,  150,  172,  174,  175,  177 
184,  187,  190,  196,  231,  238 
251,  312,  346,  358,  400,  43a 
452,  470,  532,  567,  587,  602- 
627,  628,  653 

Simeon 432 

Simon 2 

Solomon 25,  135,  191,  312,  338 

Thomas 359 

Timothy 7 

Wadleigh 300 

William 237 

Snagg,  Henry 239,  255 

Snebly,  Henry 223, 

Snelling,  James 29 

Snider,  Mark 343 

Snow,  Daniel,  Jr 644 

Ensign 26 

Henry 441,  527,  571,  605 

John 96,  204 

Joshua 548,  568,  659' 

Nehemiah 2S0,  288 

Solomon,  Isaac ...      5 

Somes,  Timothy 316,  365 

Soper,  Joseph 63,  186,  304,  305,  465 

Samuel 34,  9',  201 

Southack,  Cyprian 119,  150,  196 

Ephraim 309 

Soward.  Richard 237 

Spafford,  Bradstreet 297 

Eldad 436,  524 

Thomas 476 

Tyler 597 

Spalding,  Daniel 463, 


INDEX. 


785 


Spalding,  Ebenezer 247 

Jacob 33 

William 42 

Spaulding,  Azel 274,  276,  289 

Enoch 392,  487,  509,  513 

Joseph 105 

Levi. .  .38,  78,  87,  89,  155,  201,  333 

Reuben 464 

Samuel 418 

Sparhawk,  Thomas.  .  .592,  595,  610,  614 
634,  646,  655 

Sparks,  Deliverance 8 

Joseph 370,  377,  492,  505,  S15 

Spear,  Elisha 289,  292 

Joshua 274,  277,  289 

Samuel 10,  412 

William 34 

Speed,  Thomas.  . 1 19,  151,  196,563,651 

Spencer,  Abednego 235 

Amos.  .234,  372,  384,  496,  505,  516 

5U 

Asa 656 

Ebenezer 21,  228 

John 21,  408 

Joseph 26 

Moses 624 

Robert 251,  308 

Spenlow,  Philip 3 

Sperling,  Thomas 191 

Spicer,  Peter 614 

Spillard,  Joseph y6,  83,  198 

Spiller,  Samuel 359 

Spinney,  Caleb 664 

Daniel 227,  257,  6;^^ 

SpofFord,  David 35 

Tyler 105 

Spooner,  Jonathan 5 

Sprague,  James 41 1 

Spring,  Jedediah 25,  246 

John 628 

Seth....67,  181,  246,  304,  306,  465 

Thomas 167,  169,  246,  274 

Springer,  Henry 587,  656 

Joseph 212,  215,  217,  220 

Samuel 246 

Springstreet,  Christopher 290 

Sprous,  Thomas 581 

Squire,  Samuel 346 

Squires,  Daniel 589,  633 

Stackpole,  Abraham 188 

Absalom 126 

Charles 127,  188,  251 

Ebenezer 119,  149,  196 

Henrv 127,  188,  251 

58 


Stackpole,  James 18 

Philip 230 

Samuel 369,  374,  482,  498 

Stacy,  John 259,  664 

Samuel 1 ,  158 

William 664 

Stafford,  John 627 

Nathaniel 444,  543 

Thomas 394 

Stanford,  William 11 

Stanhope,  Isaac 91,  201 

Stanley,  Benjamin 51,  185 

John 6,51,185,334 

Joseph.  ..36,  172,  1 75-1 77'  3 '5,  467 

548 

Penticost 428 

William 315 

Stanton,  Benjamin 4 

Charles 560,  621 

Jolin 7.  234 

Paul 236 

William 235 

Stanwood,  William 325,  464 

Stanyan,  Jonathan 261 

Staples,  Edward 259 

Hezekiah 259 

Jacob 264 

James 664 

John 238,  250,  562,  636 

Starboard,  John.  .  107,  122,  187,  251,  369 
374,  4''>2,  498 

Simeon 408 

Stephen 406 

Stark,  Archibald 59,  185 

Caleb 59,  1S3,  465,  552,  591 

John.  .37,  40-46,  48,  50,  52,  57,  153 
17S,  481,  552 

Jonathan 268,  27a 

William 268,  271 

Starret,  William 88,  200 

Start.  John 91,  201 

William 33 

Stearns,  Benjamin 336,  699 

Daniel 265,  614 

Ephraim 265 

Isaac 33,  527,  572,  596 

Jonathan 423 

Joshua 607 

Jotham 608 

Samuel 207 

Timothy 34,  201 

Sternes,  Alexander 147 

Asa ^-jS,  614 

Benjamin 88,  200 


786 


INDEX. 


Sternes,  Daniel 578 

Isaac 88,  200,  267 

John 247,  301 

Samuel 103 

Timothy 91 

William 104 

Stebbins,  Lieutenant 26 

Steel,  Benjamin 244 

James 358 

John 312,  420 

Moses 302,  312 

Steele,  Moses 303 

William 67,  181 

Stephens,  Moses 309 

Phinehas 304 

William 500,  5 1 2 

Stephenson,  Thomas 13 

Sterling,  Archibald. ..  168,  169,  246,  275 
Hugh 246 

Stevens,  Aaron 125,  188,  230 

Abiel. .  .269,  270,  289,  581-583,  653 

Alexander 196,  404 

Amos 380,  489,  501,  514,  602 

Asa    83,  198 

Bartholomew 583,  604 

Benjamin 226,  353 

Caleb 247,  336 

Cotton  Mather 239 

Cutting 316,  318 

Daniel 135,  191,  225,  296,  547 

Edward 9 

Ephraim 91,  221,  468,  577,  612 

Henry.  .  .96,  204,  237,  265,  336,  578 
598,  599,  645,  698 

Isaac 165,  453,  532,  546 

Isaac,  Jr 346 

Jacob 459'  537 

James 25 

Job 444,  542 

John no,  133,190,226,240 

317,  320 

Jonathan 16,  67,  91,  180,  201 

237,  316,  319,  438.  327,  611 

Joseph 231,  259,  346 

Moses 77,  83,  198,  313,  340 

Nathan 301,  391,  487,  508,  512 

Nathaniel 56,  184 

Peter 7,  76,  83,  198,  319,  469 

Peter  R 211,  215,  217-220,  316 

567,  602 

Phinehas 145,  193,  305,  466,  581 

582,  583,  653 

Reuben 341 

Roger 471 


Stevens,  Samuel. .  ."j"] ,  83,  198,  233,  358 

Simon 289,  292 

Solomon   257,  259,  549 

Stephen 233 

Theodore 96,  204,  205,  337 

Theophilus 300 

Thomas . 239,  267,  399 

William  104,  126,  188,  233,402,  415 
William,  Jr 484,  518 

Stevenson,  Joseph 322 

Stewart,  Charles 227 

David no,  132,  133,  190 

Joel 95,  204 

John 268,  271 

Jonathan no,  132,  190 

Robert 224 

Samuel 507,  516 

William 244,  301,  337 

Stickney,  Amos 244 

Benjamin 25 

Duty 51,  185 

Ezekiel 167,  275,  429 

James ...  16,  19 

Joseph no,  133,  190 

Lemuel 71,  179 

Levi 642 

S.  R 35 

Thomas 210,  214,  217-220,  256 

260,  261,  359,  429,  432,  454 

455,  478,  545,  546,  557,  565 
569,  588,  604 

William 429 

Stiles,  Captain 1 53 

Eli in 

John 35 

Joseph 695,  696 

Samuel 89,  201 

Still,  Samuel 3 

Stillings,  Peter.. .123,  168,  187.  275,  353 

Samuel 169 

Stilson,  William  242,  313,  315,  338,  465 
467,  548,  695 

Stinson,  Aaron 423 

James 75,   178 

Robert 71,  179 

Samuel 75,  178 

Stockbridge,  Isaac 231,  448,  535 

Israel 229,  402,  414 

John 9 

Moses 9 

Stockell,  Robert  240,  255,  312,  617,  647 
Stocker,  Samuel  314,  467,  548,  567,  6n 

Stoddard,  David 84,  199 

Eleazer 93,  202,  203,  248 


INDKX. 


787 


Stoel,  David 325,  464 

Enoch 436 

Stone,  Abel 36 

Andrew.  .61,  182,  299,  304,  306,  465 

586,  654 

Benjamin..  ..225,  356,  405,  476,  555 

656,  658 

David 427 

Enoch 524 

Ephraim 86.  199,  200,  263 

Ezekiel 560 

Isaac 84,  86,  264 

Jacob 264 

James 64,  181,  186 

John 64,  181,  186,  602 

Josiah 35,  91,  201,  334,  394,  575 

639 

Nathaniel 34,  42 1 

Salmon 36 

Samuel 578,  593 

Silas 577,  634 

Thomas 313 

Thomas,  Jr 302 

Uriah 159,  161,  163 

Stoodley,  Guppy 239 

John 484,  500,  512 

Storer,  Joseph 454 

Thomas 454 

Zachariah 454 

Storey,  or  Story,  Joseph 530,  546 

Thomas 301,  467,  529,  546,  548 

Zachariah 530,  546 

Stowe,  John 640 

Jonathan 265 

Stratton,  Daniel 34 

John 223 

Nathaniel  , 333 

Straw,  Benjamin 388,495,  507,  516 

586,  647,  650 

Daniel 230,  322,  446 

Ezekiel 24,  430 

John 341.  566,  586,  653,  657 

Richard 51,  185 

Samuel 63,  181,  186,  540 

Thomas 61,  182,  249 

William 61,  182,  299 

Streeter,  James 36 

Zebulon 355 

Strickland,  Daniel 227,  257,  258 

Strong,  Barnabas 263 

Strongman,  William 334 

Strout,  John loi,  206,  207 

Stuard,  Charles 12 

Stuart,  Charles 257 


Stuart,  David 413 

John 411 

Jonathan 424 

Josiah 238 

Samuel 388,  424,  494 

Stubbs,  Sergeant 2 

Sturges.  Samuel 4 

Styles,  Abner 417 

Asahel 358 

Samuel 235 

Samuel,  Jr 409 

Suckamug,  John 7 

Sudrick,  Michael  372,  385,  496,  506,  517 

Sullivan,  Daniel 560,  563,  621 

Dennis 25,  228,  312,  338 

John  31,  222,  228,  240,  241,  522,  591 

Valentine 654 

Sutton,  Stephen 454,  530 

Swain,  Benjamin 232,  299,  387,  450 

494,  535 

Caleb 2,  12 

Daniel 22 

Ebenezer 312 

Edward 12 

Hezekiah 5S0,  654 

Jchabod 455,  530 

Jeremiah 230,  413 

Nathaniel 34 

Reuben 133,  190,413 

Roger 235,  361 

William 350 

Swainson,  Robert 230 

Swallow,  John 346 

Silas 439,  527,  545 

Swan,  Ebenezer 297 

John.. 325,  420,464,  577,634 

Joshua 342,  347 

Robert 333 

Samuel 14 

Timothy 405 

Sway,  Clement 6 

Sweat,  Abraham  T 317,  319,  659 

Benjamin 413 

Enoch 329 

James 239 

John 113,  146,  195 

John  P 317,  319 

JohnT 585 

Moses 23 ,  405 

Samuel 553,  610 

Stockman 247 

Sweet,  David 239 

Swett,  Abraham 567 

Benjamin 611 


788 


INDEX. 


Swett,  John 6ii 

Joseph 12 

Sweetser,  Stephen 647,  650 

Swinton,  Asa 302 

Symes,  William 442 

Symonds,  John 333,  594,  646 

Levi 594 

Samuel 185,  302,  304,  467,  548 

Silas 594 

William 355 

Tacker,  Jonathan 406 

Taggart,  Archibald 261 

James.. 104,  106,  210,  214,  217,  219 

220,  463,  525,  553,  592 

John.  .  .332,  335,  465,  572,  577,  589 

612,  633 

Joseph.  .391,  487,  508,  513,  568,  589 

633 

Robert 50,  185 

William 302,  390,  393,  471,  486 

508,  512,  513,  554,  594,632 

Tallant,  Joseph 135,  191 

Tandy,  Richard 398 

William 146,  196,  226 

William,  Jr 113 

Taplin,  Mansfield 97,  204 

Tappan,  Samuel 268,  272,  290 

Tarbell,  Edmund 100,  206,  207,  346 

John 419 

Nathaniel 419 

Reuben 85,  199 

Samuel 36 

Thomas 100,  206,  207 

Tarbox,  John 411 

Tarlton,  Elias  18,  382,  490,  501,  514,  519 

William 279,  287 

Tarr,  Benedict 3,  14 

Tash,  Thomas 22,  396,  397,  481 

Tasker,  John 13 

Jonathan 235,  617 

Joseph 235,  432 

Tate,  Benjamin 230,  342,  447,  540 

Mark 473,  561,  621 

Taylor,  Abraham 551 

Amos 33 

Benjamin 56,  184,  234,  242,  244 

404,  416,  600,  667 

Benjamin.  Jr 244,  57^ 

Bradstreet 563,  581,  627 

Captain 15 

Chase 296 

Daniel 33 

David 61,  182,  249,  328 


Taylor,  Edmund loi,  206 

Edward 463 ,  566,  653 

Elias 264 

Elijah 85,  199,  264 

Eliphalet 409 

Henry i 

Jacob 573,  590,  609,  631 

John...  1 18,  137,  158,  192,  287,  369 
375,  439>  482,  498.  502,  511,  518 
547,  580,  584,  600,  607,  608,  624 

John,  Jr 651 

Jonathan 103,  208 

Joseph..  12,  118,  139,  158,  192,  255 

265 

Medad 468,  607 

Nathan 143,  194,  589,  633 

Nathaniel 568 

Oliver 566,  653 

Richard  11,  iiS,  139,  158,  192,  255 

351,  531 

Thomas 56,  1 84,  580,  661 

William 145,  193,  194,  212,  215 

218,  220 

Tebbetts,  Captain 14 

Ephraim 187,  369,  482,  498 

Henry 3 

Jacob 415 

John 3,  15 

Jonathan 245 

Joshua 18 

Moses 18 

Moses,  Jr 18 

Philip 385,  506 

Samuel 3,  14,  15 

Samuel,  Jr 3 

William .550  (see  Tibbetts) 

Temple,  Isaac 311,  465 

John 35,  91,  201 

Uriah 355 

William 264,  645 

Templer,  Samuel 10 

Tennant,  Joshua 650 

Tenne}',  Benjamin 35 

William 33   (see  Tinney) 

Tewksbury,  Henry. .  ..172,  175-177,  301 
390.  393,  486 

Thatcher,  Benjamin 644 

Joseph 356,  464 

Thayer,  Allis 427 

Caleb ■ . .  264 

Thing,  John. . .'. 12,  71,  179 

Jonathan 451,  532 

Joseph 12 

Levi 398 


INDEX. 


7S9 


Thyng,  Nathaniel 118 

Thomas,  David 85 

Edward 283,  2S7 

Elisha..  135,  191,  3S0,  400.  489,  641 

Enoch 233,  581,  660 

Israel 85,  199 

James.. loS,  124,  187,  566,  607,  608 

John 101 ,  206,  333 

Jonathan ,23,  143,  194,231,330 

Joseph  210,  214,  217,  219,  220,  40S 
570,  660 

Moses 577 

Nathan 427 

Nathaniel 36.  421,  437,  525 

Peter 307 

Philip.  .   36,  3$,  78,  98,  99,  155,  205 

248 

Roland 3 

Stephen  J 107,  124,  187 

William 23 

Thompson,  Amos 422 

Andrew 89,  200 

Archibald 260,  3 1 2 

Benjamin.  .  .257,  304,  305,  357,  394 
484,  499,  512,  518 

Caesar 566 

Daniel 238 

David 1 99,  200 

Ebenezer 11 1,  168,  479,  531,  550 

Ensign 26 

Ezra 443,  542 

Henry 471,  569,  576,  586,  653 

Jacob 356 

James.. 109,  124,  171,  176,  177,  187 
265,  346,  583,  602.  604 

James  S 346,  574,  579 

Jesse —  264 

John. .  14,  43,  99,  174,  205,  223,  289 
291,  62S 

Jonathan 12,  85,  199,  200 

Joseph 234,  245,  246 

Joshua 73,  178,  552,  605 

Lieutenant 579 

Loring 614 

Matthew 14.  231,  402,  414 

I^eter 333 

Prince 566,  605 

Richard 421 

Robert 13 

Samuel.  . .  .13,  66,  75,  124,  178,  180 
187,  246,  347,  411,430.  571,  605 

Seth 329,  607,  608 

Siias 604 

Solomon 256,  260,  343 


Thompson,  Thomas loS,  124, 

William 145,  193, 

Thorn,  Barnet 

James 226, 

John 

Thornton,  Hugh 573, 

Joshua 581, 

Matthew 120,  410,  457,  478, 

557, 

Matthew,  Jr .166,  168, 

Thresher,  Joseph 

Thurber,  Benjamin 298, 

Joseph 279.  2S7,  295, 

Thomas 227,  257, 

Thurston,  Abner 471,  563, 

Ambros 308,  562,  580,  620, 

Caleb 

John 117, 

Jonathan 45 1 , 

Joseph 369,  377,  492,  503, 

Josiah 229,  401 , 

Matthew 

Moses 

Oliver 565, 

Robert. . . . 

Samuel 455, 

Stephen 

Ward 165, 

Thwing,  Nathaniel 119,  149, 

Tibbetts,  Ebenezer. .    

Edmund 

Ephraim  108,  124,375,  502,  511, 

Henry 455, 

Ichabod 114,  141,  192, 

Jacob 224, 

Jeremiah 1 14, 

John 

Jonathan 

Moses 115,  142,  193, 

Philip 372,  497, 

Robert 363,  36s.  455, 

Simeon 

Stephen 230  (see  Tebbe 

Tidder,  James , 

Titfany,  Benjamin ^^, 

Tilson,  James 356, 

Tilton,  Caleb 230, 

Captain 

Daniel 

David II,  112,  146,  195, 

Ebenezer..  .  .iiS,  139,  158,  192, 

Elijah   

Green 388,  495,  50S, 

Jacob 145, 


187 
271 
340 
404 

25 
603 
659 
539 
579 
170 

307 
435 
441 

258 

599 
636 
400 
353 
532 
515 
414 
256 
298 
630 
642 

530 
342 
288 

151 
234 
331 
518 

530 
236 
402 
322 
230 

234 
250 
517 
530 

549 
tts) 

34 
184 

645 
350 
26 
312 
226 
231 
232 
516 
194 


790 


INDEX. 


Tilton.  John 112,  146,  230,  253,  413 

Michael 230 

Nathan 230 

Peter 230 

Philip.. 107,  112,  120,  146,  154,  194 

196 

Reuben 25 

Sherburne 341 

Timothy 227,  387,  494 

William 433 

Tina,  David 550 

John 550 

Tinney,  Joseph 34 

William 419 

Tirrell,  Jonah 358 

Titcomb,  Benjamin.  ..107,  114,  140,  142 

154,  192,  193,  250,  298,  553 

562,  615,  620,  636 

James 28,  29 

John 115,  141,  193 

Tobey,  Richard 13 

Samuel 18 

Simon 237 

Tobyne,  Patrick 369,  375,  483,  498 

Tocousen,  Obadiah 10 

Toby 10 

Todd,  John 299,  35S,  458,  538 

Nathaniel 237,  240 

Samuel.  .21,  369,  ^js,^  483,  498,  502 

511,  518 

Solomon. ...  166,  170,347,  579.605 

William 240 

Tokell,  Robert  S 260 

Toleman,  Benjamin 93,  202,  203 

Ebenezer 93.  94,  202,  213 

221 
William 93,  202,  203 

Tolley,  Thomas.  .115,  141,  210,  215,  217 
220,  221,  298 

Toombs,  Andrew 239 

Torr,  Simon 236,  476 

Vincent 124,  187,  623 

Torrey,  Daniel 312,  532,  565,  660 

Towle,  Amos 230 

Anthony 327,  328 

Bracket! 410 

Elisha 253,  300 

Jabez 118,139,158 

James 454^  529,  546 

Jeremiah 327,  583,600 

John II 

Jonathan 230 

Joseph 662 

Joshua II,  230,  413 


Towle,  Josiah...  .  116,  129,  189,  230, 
486,  508, 

Nathan 118,  139,  158,  192, 

252, 

Philip 

Simeon 230,  402,  415,  44S, 

Simon 253, 

Solomon 

Thomas 71,  179, 

William.  ..24,  70,  179,  353,  584, 

William,  Jr 

William,  2d 

Zachariah..  ..118,  137,  158,  192, 

Town,  Elijah 

Francis 

Nehemiah 

Richard 

Thomas 

Towne,  Archelaus. . .  .153,  246,  247, 
488,  509, 

Archelaus,  Jr 247, 

Bartholomew 

Edmund 437, 

Ezra 33,  38,  78,  89,  91,  155, 

Ezra,  Jr 91, 

Francis 35,  436,  438,  460, 

Gardner 

Jesse  

Nehemiah 

Thomas , 

Townsend,  David 35, 

Ebenezer 346,  527,  545, 

John 

Tozer,  John 

I'eter.... 334,  576, 

Trafton,  Benjamin    

Joshua 

Trask,  Rufus 103, 

Treadwell,  James 

John 283, 

Samuel 93,  94,  202,  203, 

Treble,  John 

Tredick,  Edward  382,  490,  501,  514, 

Trefethen,  George 239, 

John... 382,  388,  490,  495,  501, 
William 224, 

Tregowith,  Nathaniel 

Trickey,  Ephraim 233, 

Francis 

John 448,  463,  473, 

Joseph 402, 

Samuel 571, 

Thomas 119,  149, 

Zebulon 


390 
412 
224 

255 
I 

534 
410 

329 

308 
630 

71 
179 

25  s 
411 
421 
421 
416 
416 
392 
513 
302 

247 
525 
201 
201 
524 
334 
238 

36 

244 

333 
573 
334 
333 
655 
237 
238 
208 
238 
287 

239 
287 
519 
256 

514 
248 
6 
322 
330 
535 
415 
618 
196 
12 


INDEX. 


791 


Trivet,  I  lem y 302 

Trowbridge,  Lutiier 92,  94,  213,  221 

Troy,  Michael 576 

True,  Aaron 252,  350 

Abraham 231,  353 

Benjamin 585,  661 

Henry 5S3,  600 

Samuel 77,  224 

Thomas 252 

Truel,  Daniel 229 

Timothy 537 

Triiesdeil,  Benjamin.  .  1 18,  119,  150,  196 

Trumball,  Samuel 467,  548 

Trundy,  Tobias 224 

William 382,  490 

William,  Jr.  .382,  490,  501,  514,  519 

Trussel,  Moses 43,  51,  186 

Reuben 56,  1 84 

Tuck,  Benjamin 118,  139,  15S,  192 

Edward 11 

James 118,  139,  158,  192,413 

Jeremiah 230,  252,  413,  642 

Jesse 232 

John 76,  Si,  198,  244 

Joseph 244 

William 89,  200 

Tucker,  Benjamin ...  548 

Benoni ... 315,  467 

Ebenezer i  r2,  148,  196,  404 

Ezra 26 1 

George 550 

Hugh 321 

Jacob 302,  467,  548 

John.  .  .236,  260,  312,  451,  532,  564 

630 

Joseph 226,  340,  594 

Lemuel iC 

Moses 34,  93,  202,  203 

Nathaniel.  .  .248,  380,  489,  501,  514 

519 
Stephen  B 623 

Tubbs,  Annanias 264 

Benjamin 3 

Ezra 267 

Tufton,  Thomas 91,  201 

Tufts,  Henry 233 

Stephen 476 

Turner,  Ezra 610 

George 255 

Hugh 571,  605 

James 309,  576 

John 59.  183,  249,  411 

Moses 410 

Turrill,  Joshua 570,  651 


Tuttle,  Andrew.  .372,  385,  496,  505,  517 

519 

Benjamin 236 

Benoni 324,  464 

Daniel 406 

Ebenezer 2 

Gershom 324,  464 

Isaac 109,  1 23,  1S7 

Jacob 314 

James 371,  384,  496 

John 372,  385,  497,  506,  517 

Nathan 572,  597 

Nicholas 109,  123,  187 

Samuel 235,  369,  374.  482,  498 

502,  511,  518 

Stephen 55,  184,  249,  459,  537 

Thomas 611 

William 314 

Tweed,  Samuel 237,  484,  512,  518 

Twitchell.  vStephen 420 

Twombly,  Ebenezer 407 

John 3,  236,  406,  447,  540 

William 233,  562,  636 

Tyler,  Jeptha 72,  179 

John 279,  656 

Joshua 424 

Underbill,  David 457,  537 

Jonathan 410 

Underwood,  Boston 345 

James 124,  187,  219,  339 

Jeremiah 34 

John.  .  .227,  255,  260,  472,  484,  499 
512,  518 

Thomas 9 

Upsin,  Elias 10 

Upton ,  Aaron 417 

Enos 244 

Urann,  James. ..  .317,  319,  454,  530,  546 

Usher,  Abijah 336 

Eleazer 247 

Vance,  James 16 

John 75,  17S,  328,  34S.  583,  605 

Vandervort,  Jacob 289,  292 

Van  North,  Abraham 577,  634 

Varney,  Benjamin 3,  14 

Joseph 230 

Varnum,  Benjamin 246 

Ebenezer 246 

John 43.  76,  81,  303 

Samuel 25 

Varrell,  John 472 

Varrick,  Richard 570 


792 


INDEX. 


Varrill,  Edward 224,  248,  448,  535 

John 227 

Solomon 248.  257 

William 381,  490 

Vaughan,  Colonel 13,  15 

Jabez 443,  542 

Veal,  Michael 257,  383,  481 

Veasey,  Daniel 312 

Eliphalet 191,  289,  307,  402,  414 

Joshua 181 

Samuel 391,  4S8,  509,  513 

Thomas  191,  402,  415,  488,  509,  513 

Veazey,  Eliphalet 448,  535,  635 

Henry 94,  202 

Thomas •  . .  .392 

Veazie,  Eliphalet 135,  289,  291 

Henry 202,  203 

Joshua 135 

Thomas 135 

Vernon,  Robert 10 

Verry,  Thomas 231 

Vicher,  Ambrose 662 

Vickery,  Benjamin 336,  698 

Elijah 119.  151,  196,  353 

John 336 

Vickstrem,  or  Vicksham,  Nicholas  .  .348 

560,  620 

Vincent,  Anthony 448,  535 

Jonathan 550 

Thomas 664 

Vinson,  Jonathan 240 

Joseph 394 

Viron,  Charles 662 

Vittum,  William..!  I,  269,  272,  290,  291 

Wade,  Edward 283,  287,  635 

Francis 562,  636 

Wadleigh,  Elijah 571,  659 

James 452,  532 

John  77,  83,  178,  341,  352,  587,  651 

Nathaniel 370,493,  504.  515 

Robert 12 

Thomas 76,  83,  198,  532 

Thomas,  Jr 342 

Wadle}-,  Abraham 659 

James 312 

John 72,  83,  198,  563 

Jonathan 83,  198 

Moses 236 

Nathaniel 379 

Thomas 453 

Wait,  Jason  264-266,  291,  293,  553,  595 

599 
John 289,  648,  650 


Wait,  Joseph 262,  294 

Wakefield,  Ebenezer 103,  207 

Joseph 1 03 ,  207 

William 103.  208 

Wakeham,  Caleb 25 

Wakely,  John 425 

Waldo,  Edward 43,  297 

Waldon,  Jacob 30  r ,  467 

Nathaniel 648,  649 

Thomas 344,  648,  650 

William 304,  305 

Waldron,  David 447,  540 

Ebenezer 235,  312,  560,  620 

George 227,  243,  257,  406,  476 

Jacob 313,  315,  548 

John 242,  244,  476 

Richard 235 

Richard  K 28 

Samuel 245 

Thomas 258 

William 227,  257,  466 

Wales,  Nathan 285 

Nathaniel 159-162,  262,  287,  295 

546 

Samuel 247 

Walker,  Abel 297 

Alexander 359 

Andrew 6 

Benjamin 358 

Bruce 430 

Ezekiel 166,  169,  246,  274 

Isaac 465,  466 

John I,  2,  34,87,  115,  141,  193 

201,  238,  322 

Jonathan 165,  28S,  607,  608 

Joseph 10 

Nathaniel 274,  276,  289 

Robert 359 

Samuel 13,  28.  29,  247 

Seth 239,  259 

Supply 166,  274 

Thomas 465,  466 

Timothy 246 

Timothy,  Jr..  157,  158,  175,  246,299 
316,  318,  320,  365 

William 16,  38,  6^,  78,  95,  155 

181,  186,  203,  204,  299,  304 

305,  438,  440,  465,  527,  545 

566,  605 

Wall,  James 577,  593 

John 258,  344 

Wallace,  Ebenezer 430 

Furnald 338 

John 69,  167,  170,  180,  244,  468 


INDEX. 


793 


Wallace,  Jolin,  Jr 69  I 

Jonathan 45S,  537  ] 

Joseph 103,  207 

Levi 501,  514 

Samuel 167,  1 70,  288  ' 

Spencer iio,  133,  190 

Thomas 41 1  ; 

Weymouth 43,  69,  180 

Wil'liam 23,  330,  554,  619,  641 

Walles,  CiBsar 586 

Levi 381,  490 

William 381,  490 

Wallis,  CiEsar 631 

Fernald 312 

George 353 

Joseph 416 

Nathaniel 235 

William 332 

William,  Jr 228 

Wallingford,  Cato 559 

David 33,  247,  407 

John 14 

Samuel  230,  243,  322,  361,  446,  461 

Walphy,  Joseph 448,  535 

Walsh,  Thomas 69 

Walton,  Abel 579,  631 

Abiel 605 

Elijah 94,  202,  203 

Elisha 94,  202,  203 

George 15,  227,  257,  345 

Josiah 34,  43,  91,  201 

Reuben 335 

Rufus 578,  596 

Samuel 579,  604 

Shadrach 2,  3 

Simeon 432 

Wampum,  Gershom 6 

Wanno,  John 7 

Ward,  Benjamin 398 

Daniel 145,  193,  194,  398 

J 38,39 

James 635 

John 112,  148,  195,  350,627 

Melcher 24,  351,  62S 

Richard 344 

Samuel 232,  353,  563,  623 

Samuel,  Jr 213 

Thomas 11 

Wardner,  Philip 265 

Ware,  Jeremiah 237 

Richard 650 

Warmouth,  Timothy 312 

Warner,  Daniel 21,  85,  95,  199,  200 

203,  205,  344 


Warner,  Elisha 443,  543 

Job 85,  199,  200 

Josiah 477 

Warren,  Andrew 237 

Benjamin 645 

Charles  B 569 

Cornelius 105 

Gilbert 236 

Joseph 34 

Pelatiah 553,  615 

Thomas  143,  193,  194,313,  561,621 

Washer,  Stephen 244 

Washington,  George... 45,  209,  221,  240 
241,  270,  522,  574 

Wason,  John 327 

Robert 410 

Thomas 327,  418 

Waterman,  Daniel 422 

Waterhouse,  George 228,  242 

Samuel 472 

Thomas 151,  1 96,  650 

Waters,  George 227,  257 

John 28,  160,  161,  165,  288 

Samuel 227 

Samuel,  Jr 257 

Thomas 28,  119,  120,647 

Watkins,  Elias 105 

John 423 

Watson,  Daniel.. 227,  234,  341,  407,  624 

David 361,  564,  630 

Dudley 400 

Ebenezer 10 

Eleazer 233 

Elijah 356 

Isaac 142,  193,  406,  618 

John 20,  353 

Josiah 231 

Nathan 91 

Nathaniel 15,  21,  22,  114,  141 

192,  298 

Timothy 239,  344,  448,  535 

William 226 

Winthrop 114,  140,  193 

Watts,  Hugh Ti,  178,  458,  538 

Jesse 54,  185 

John 569,  593 

Moses 458,  538 

Nathaniel 16 

Waymouth,  James 391,  487 

Joshua 3,  15 

Samuel 17 

William , 2 

Weare,  Daniel  12,  no,  133,  190,  450,534 
Meshech 173,  368,  522,  531,  536 


794 


INDEX. 


Weare,  Nathan 253,  642 

Nathaniel 230 

Richard 109,  131,  190,  555.  641- 

643,  648 

Weir,  James 597 

Samuel , 613 

Webb,  William 27 

Webber,  Christopher 297 

James 8 

Webster,  Abel 423,  657 

Amos 279,  287,  295,  ^s^^'i  <5s8 

Benjamin 273,  277,  289 

Benedict 428 

Caleb 224 

Cotton 313 

David 410 

Ebenezer 261,  429,  588 

Enoch 246 

Isaac 226,  629 

Israel 274,  276 

Jacob.  ..112,  146,  242,  253,  340,  342 

John.  .  .  .19,  246,  256,  295,  412,  456 

457.  478,  539>  557^  5S2,  586 

John,  2d 273,  276,  288 

Jonathan 471,  585,  61 1 

Joseph  S 65,  181,  186 

Moses 76,  83,  198 

Nathan 225,  405 

Nathaniel 280,  288 

Peter 99,  205,  333 

Richard 402,  415 

Samuel.  ..35,  63,  181,  186,  327,  424 

Stephen 181,  269,  271,  273,  276 

289,  290,  291,  569,  662 

Thomas 119,  150,  196.352,559 

563,  616 

Wedgwood,  James 118,  137,  158,  191 

^55^  555,  642 

John II 

Noah 390,  486,  508,  512,  513 

Samuel 413 

Weed,  David 464 

David,  Jr 325 

Jacob 297 

Jonathan 113,   148,  195 

Weeks,  Abraham 345 

Amiel 6 

Captain 15 

David 160,  161,  165 

Elihu 484,  500,  512 

Elisha 518 

Jedediah  253,  370,  379,  493,  504,  515 

John 401,  414.  415 

Jonathan 151,  197 


Weeks,  Joshua.  .118,  139,  145,  158,  192 

194 
255,  430,  448,  534 

Josiah 228,  448,  449,  535 

Leonard 370,  377,  493,  503,  515 

Nathan 229 

Nicholas 17 

Pelatiah 227,  257,  260 

Samuel 227,  257,  4S5,  512 

Samuel,  Jr 518 

Walter 402,  414 

Ward  C 134,  191 

William 229,  252,  555,  638 

Welch,  Benjamin 321,  624 

Ebenezer 258 

Jacob 233,  433 

John 235,  580,  624 

John,  Jr 340 

Jonathan 344 

Joseph 396,  397,  404 

Matthias 570,  617 

Moses 238 

Paul 406 

Robert 3 

Thomas  172,  177,  180,  321,  570,  617 

William 259 

Weld,  John 394,  444 

Welland,  Paul 244 

Wellman,  Jacob 43?  89,  201 

James,  Jr 394 

Reuben 437,  525 

Wells,  Abraham 425 

Benjamin 19 

Ebenezer 76,  81,  198 

Edward 14,  312,  432,  636 

Ezekiel 56,  184,  325,  461 

James 354 

John 231,  397,  543,  570,  641 

Joshua 69,  1 80 

Josiah 327,  583,  600 

Nathaniel 413 

Paul 279,  287,  656 

Peter 469,  583,  586,  602 

Philip 19 

Samuel.  .72,  179,  469,  583,  586,  602 

606 

Sargent 340 

Silas 184.  424 

Stephen 433 

Thomas 19,  327,  559,  583,  621 

Timothy 112,  148,  195 

Wendall,  Jacob 336 

Wentworth ,  Bart 230 

Benjamin 125,  188,  230 


INDEX. 


795 


Wentworth,  Bcnninj^ 17,  20 

Captain 298 

Caleb 126,  188 

Daniel 282,  286,  287,  313,  6i8 

Drisclio 245 

Enoch 309 

Evan 230 

Ezekiel 236 

Gershom .  230 

Gershom,  Jr 230 

Henry , 233,  322,  365 

Hunking  379,  383,  389.  393,  485,  493 

Isaac 234,  407 

James 126,  188,  234,  251,  407 

Jedediah 127,  188,  230 

Jolin 29,  322,  365 

Jonathan  107,  125,  127,  154,  189,  251 

Joshua 338,  401,  404,  414,  449 

Lemuel 43,  85,  199 

Mark 245 

Nathaniel 125,  188 

I'aul 473 

Richard 230 

Phinehas  1 14,  140,  193,  298,  559,  623 

Samuel 245,  369,  374,  482,  498 

502,  511,  518 

Spencer 245 

Thomas 18 

Tobias 230,  322 

Westey,  Robert 213,  221 

Wesson,  Ephraim 443,  542,  547 

James 1 70 

Westbrook,  Captain 14,  15 

Westcott,  James 428 

West,  Daniel 571,  605 

Edward 85,  200,  308 

John 9 

Nathaniel 26S,  271,  290 

Nehemiah.  ..135,  191,  341,  565,660 

Noah 430 

Thomas 394 

Weston,  Nathan 201 

Southerick 103,  266 

Wetherbee,  Abraham 36 

David 1 99 

Hezekiah 99,  205 

Samuel 297,  324,  326,  463 

Wetherell,  David 85,  200 

Weymouth,  James 508,  512 

Timothy 300 

William 233 

Wheat,  John 8 

Jonathan 34,  333 

Joseph 281,  288,  441,  527,  545 


Wheat,  Nathaniel  33,  392,  488,  509.  513 

Thomas 33,  43 

William 246 

Wheatly,  Luther 607,  608 

William 286,  287 

Wheaton,  James 287 

John 283 

Wheeler,  Abijah 242 

Abner 16,  52,  185,  342,  349 

Benjamin 94.  202.  203 

Daniel 422 

Ebenezer 33-  4'9 

James 356 

Jesse 326.  464 

Jonas 34 

Lebbeus 33,  573,  590,  609 

Peter 35 

Plummer 56,  184,  425 

Prime 173.  176,  177 

Reuben 247,  572,  597 

Samson 405 

Seth 171,  173,  176,  177 

Silas 453,  532,  547 

Solomon 341 

Thaddeus 33 

Zadoc 436,  524 

Wheelock,  Ithamar 575,  593 

James 264 

Joel 34 

John 660 

Jonathan 577,  612 

Thomas 468 

Timothy 34 

Wheelwright,  Daniel    238 

Joseph 239 

Whicher,  Chase iSo 

Whidden,  John 300,  301 

John,  J r 300,  301 

Michael 13 

Samuel 247,  300,  301 ,  573 

Whipple,  Daniel 355,  645 

Israel 355 

Jabez 645 

Job 4 

William  256,  401,  403.  414,  478,  556 

Whitcher,  Andrew 225,  382,  490 

Daniel 410 

Isaac 225 

Jonathan 231 

Joseph 231 

Sargeant 229,  402,  415 

Whitcomb,  Abijah 94,  202,  203 

Benjamin 281,  285,  2S7,  295 

David 437,  525 


796 


INDEX. 


Whitcomb,  Elisha 263 

Ephraim 436 

John 437,  525 

Jonathan. .  .38,  78,  92,  94,  155,  202 
203,  248,  671 

Nathaniel 85,  1 99,  200 

Simon 99,  156,  157 

Thomas 264 

White,  Abel   264 

Aquila 223 

Archibald 91,  2or 

Asa 263 

Charles 436,  524 

Daniel 91,  201 

Eleazer 4 

Ephraim 348 

Ezekiel 379 

Hugh 263 

James 308,  485,  647,  650 

John  85,  199,  269,  270,  289,  295,  648 

Joshua 264 

Josiah no,  133,  190 

Nathan 227,  472 

Nathaniel 160,  161,  165 

Phillips 479 

Pomp 344 

Samuel.. 84,  327,  387,  494,  507,  519 

Thomas 7,  348 

Timothy 323,  339 

William 436,  525,  576,  583,  600 

604,  605,  612,  613,  631,  653,  656 

Whitehorn,  John 22 

Thomas 226 

Whitehouse,  Charles.  .245,  372,  385,  517 

Daniel 126,  188,  230,  540 

Ebenezer 473,  550 

Enoch 473 

John 372,  385,  496,  505,  517 

John,  ]v 372,  385,  497,  506,  517 

Jonathan 126,   188,  298 

Pumphrey 2 

Whitelock,  John 25S 

Whiting.  Aaron 85,  199,  200 

Abiel 600 

Colonel 26 

James 167,  170,  463 

John 576 

Jonathan 437 

Nathan 54,  185,  458,  538,  539 

Samuel 634 

Whitney,  Benjamin 95,  204 

James 427 

John 94,  202,  203,  420 

John,  Jr 94 


Whitney,  John,  2d 202,  203 

Jonathan 525 

Joshua 430 

I'hinehas 95,  204,  439,  527,  545 

Reuben   525 

Richard 303,  335 

Samuel 576 

Whiton,  Jonathan 3 

Whittaker,  Benjamin 584 

Daniel 446 

David 361 

John 438,  527 

Joseph 397 

Moses y-j,  81,  198 

Thomas 576 

Whittemore,  Aaron 426 

Amos 425 

Asa 310 

Benjamin 459,  574 

Jacob 438,  527,  545 

Joshua 355 

Pelatiah 89,  201,  554,  622 

Samuel 34 

Whitten,  Israel 238 

John 263,  423,  657 

Mark 69 

Richard 403 

Samuel 238,  603 

Whittier,  Benjamin.  ..299,  538,  585,  660 

Chase 69 

Richard 415 

Whitton,  Simeon 550 

Simeon,  Jr 550 

Whittridge,  Josiah 315 

Wibird,  Richard 13 

Wickett,  Henry 7 

Widden,  Ichabod 233 

Wier,  John .211,  216 

Samuel 576 

Wiggin,  Andrew.. 72,  179,  232,  307,  331 

Asa 321 

Benjamin 229,  369,  377,  492 

Chase 323,  361,  365 

David 232,  248 

Elijah 370,  378,  493.  5o4,  5 1 5 

Gideon 135,  191 

Jesse 322,  365 

John 233,  341,  408 

Josiah 321,  365 

Mark.  ..229,  242,  367,  369,  377,  379 
492,  502,  510,  51 ',  521 

Nicholas .....119,  150,  196 

Noah    229 

Phinehas 135,  191 


INDEX. 


797 


Wiggin,  Simon 369,  377,  492 

Tlieopliilus 232,  25 1 ,  400 

Thomas 135,  191 

Walter 369,  377,  492,  503.  5 '5 

Winthrop,  ..loS,  124,  187,  564,  630 
Wiggleswoitli,  Dr.  Samuel  234,  339,476 

W il bore,  Nathan 85,  1 99.  200 

Wilcox,  Asa 357 

Jesse 298 

Wilder,  Mark 180 

Nathaniel 645 

Thomas 325,  464 

Wilhomet,  Peter 7 

WilUins,  Andrew 50,  186,  266,  477 

Archibald 244 

Asa 572,  639 

Bray 33,  247,  303,  312 

Bray,  J  r 302 

Daniel.. 102,  103,  266,  267,  288,  292 

476,  477 

Eli 102,  208 

Elisha 89 

Elijah 201 

Israel 33 

John 34,  696 

Jonathan 103,  207,  247,  416 

Joseph 425 

Robert  B 43,  89,  201,  439,  527 

528,  572,  639 

Sylvester 267,  572,  596 

William 584 

William  H 631 

Wilkinson.  James 18,  642 

Willard,  Caleb 269,  292 

Henry 264 

John 264 

Jonathan  .  .  .326,  463,  473,  553,  592 

Nathaniel 1 26 

Sa  m  uel 444 

Wilder (^o-j,  C08 

Wille,  Benjamin 307,  362,  569 

Ebenezer 259,  323 

Ezekiel 108,  124,  188 

John 372 

Robert 108,  124 

Samuel 408 

William 67,  244,  474 

Zebulon 307 

Willey.  Charles 226 

Ezekiel 21,  188 

Jeremiah 25 

John... 267,  385,  496,  505,  517,  570 

John,  Jr 330,  602 

Jonathan 225 


Willey,  Samuel 3,  13.  14,  233 

Thomas i ,  21,  235 

William 212,  216,  470,  570,  580 

581,  602 

Winthrop 25,  259 

Zebulon 119,   149,  196 

Williams,  Amos 258 

Benjamin 34,  89,  201,  340,  567 

585,  611,  657 

Ebenezer 584,  631 

Isaac 394 

John.  . .  108,  124,  187,  227,  257,  258 
411.  472,  549 

Jonathan 124,  187 

Joseph 226,  340 

Moses 225,  381,  490,  501,  514 

Obadiah 46,  48 

Pelsg 553,595 

Samuel.  . .  .6,  13,  103,  207,  235,  322 
363.  394,  617 

Willis,  Abiel 445,  543 

Edward 562 

Elisha 265 

Thomas 561 

Willoughby,  John 563 

Joseph 656 

Josiah 586 

Wilson,  Aaron 325,  464 

Archelaus 35 

Daniel 356 

George 33G,  572,  597 

Isaac 576 

James 328,  333,  605,  659 

Jeremiah 94,  202,  203 

John 72,  1 58,  246,  299,  658 

Jonas,  Jr 34 

Jonathan 577,  593 

Joseph 36,  238,  468,  484,  612 

Joshua 56,  184,  635 

Nathaniel 296 

Richard ,  240,  259 

Robert 327,  41  i,  579,  605 

Samuel 94,  202,  203,  246,  627 

Supply 34,  9°'  201,  420 

Thomas.  . ..-]-:,,  76,  83,  178,  198,  283 
287,  411,  470,  578,  596 

Titus 577,  612 

William 410 

William,  Jr 410 

Winchester,  David 437,  525 

Jonathan 437,  525 

Lemuel 102,  207 

Wincol,  Captain 3 

John I 


798 


INDEX. 


Wincol,  Joseph 344 

Wingate,  Daniel 624 

David 234,  407 

Edmund 236 

Enoch , 624 

John 13,  235 

Joshua 209,  223,  231,  240,  339 

343.  346,  402,  414,  4^1 

Joseph 407 

Stephen 363 

Winkley,  John 240 

Winn,  Caleb 99,  205 

James 43,  56,  184 

Joseph 239 

Nehemiah 97,  203,  204 

Samuel 238 

Winslow,  Elisha 581,  641 

Ephraim 226,  340 

Luther 85,  199 

Samuel 69,  180,  328,  365,  515 

Simon 370,  378,  492,  504 

Zebulon 327 

Winter,  John 263 

Winton,  William 607,  608 

Wisco,  Lewis 470,  578,  597 

Wisdom,  Henry 624 

Wise,  Abner 469,  644 

Daniel 236 

Robert 172,  177,  316,  318 

Witcher,  Andrew 501 

Witham,  Jedediah 314 

Witherspoon,  David 327,  328 

Withington,  Elisha 419 

Matthew  H 639 

Withy,  John 597 

Witt,  Moses 325,  464 

Wood,  Daniel 418 

Dennis 249 

Ebenezer 184 

Edward 56,  184,657 

Gideon 587,  656 

Isaac 36 

James 6,  421 

Jonathan 57,  94,  202,  203,  355 

Joseph 6 

Josiah 359 

Oliver 97,  204 

Paul 95,  204,  573 

Samuel 267,  439,  442,  544,  545 

Thomas 76,  135,  191,  587,  656 

William 33>  43 

Woods,  Daniel 573,  600 

David 485 

Dennis 61,  1S2 


Woods,  Paul 600 

Richard 239 

Samuel 527 

Woodall,  Timothy 627 

Woodbury,  Captain 249 

Ebenezer 225 

Elisha.  ..  .52-54,  153,  156,  184,  185 

Israel 628 

Israel,  Jr 587 

John 398 

Jonathan 53,  185 

Josiah 89,  425 

Luke 52,  185,  554,  629 

Nathaniel 425 

Peter 244 

Samuel 9 

William 587,  628 

Zachariah 452,  532 

Woodcock,  Elkanah 264 

Jonathan 646 

Woodhouse,  David 500,  512 

Woodman,  Archelaus 235,  242 

Benjamin 641 

Daniel ...113,  148,  195,  309 

David 233 

Edward,  Jr 233 

Jeremiah 3S9,  495 

John 234 

Jonathan 231,  300,  301,  400 

Joseph 453,  532 

Joshua 235,  476 

Levi 382,  490,  501,  514 

Moses 113,  148,  195 

Nathaniel 240,  260 

Samuel 233,  351 

Thomas 450,  534 

Woodward,  Abel 334 

Deliverance 422 

Eliphalet 135,  191 

Ithamar 425 

James 547 

Nathaniel 160,  161,  165 

Woodworth,  Joel 269,  270,  289 

John 443.  543 

Roswell 280,  288 

Samuel 423 

Wooldridge,  Thomas 308 

Wooley,  John 355,  646 

Jonathan 645 

Woolson,  George loi,  206,  207 

Woolvin,  Thomas 8 

Wooster,  Francis 528 

James 389 

Samuel 392,  488,  509,  513 


INDEX. 


799 


Worcester,  Jesse 346  | 

Noali 243  [ 

Noah,  Jr 32  1 

Samuel  T 42  | 

Worster.  James 493,  545,  647,  650  ! 

Word,  William 255 

Wormwood,  Amos 238 

Joseph 22 

Worsley,  Robert loi,  206,  463 

Worth,  Timothy 340 

Worthen,  Ezekiel 315,  350.  352,  369 

7)11^  456,  492,  521,  537 

Isaac 549 

Michael 381,  490,  501,  514 

Samuel 174,  304,  305,  565,  466 

566,  653 

Worthlake,  Benjamin 6 

Worthley,  Jonathan.  .  172,  174,  176,  177 

Timothy 329 

Wright,  Aaron 223 

Abijah 463 

Amasa 268,  274,  289 

Benjamin 33,  206,  438,  527,  545 

Benjamin,  Jr 33 

David 223,  607 

E.  W 103 

Ebenezer 263 

Isaac 103,  207 

James 6 

Joel 437,  525 

John 620 

John,  Jr 418 

Jonathan 85,  199,  264,  419,  608 

Joseph... 34,  98,  205,  420,  578,  598 

599 

Lemuel 347 

Moses 263 

Nehemiah 97,  204,  205,  418 

Oliver 418 

Phinehas 607,  608 

Samuel  loi,  206,  207,  428,  436,  438 

524 

Thomas 15 

Uriah 33 

Wyer,  John 59 

Wyman,  Daniel 418,  574,  626 

Isaac 36,  37,  39,  46,  48,  80,  311 

324,  329,  335,  421,  463,  467 
481,  548,  669,  695 

James 247 

Jasper 9 

Jesse 33,  438 

Thomas 6,  16 


Yeaman.  John 575 

Yeates,  James 227,  257,  258 

Yeaton,  Adinton  D 549 

Benjamin 227,  257,  258,  550 

Francis 230 

Francis,  Jr 230 

George.   616 

Jonathan 322 

Moses 17,  230,  243 

Philip 3,  14,  236 

Richard 3S8,  473,  495,  507,  516 

Samuel 124,  187,  255,  260,  408 

484,  499,  512,  518 

William 224,  239,  402,  415 

Yegoold.  John 661 

York,  David 233 

Eliphalet 446,  540 

John 12,  25,  321,  365 

Jonathan 265 

Josepii 470,  570,  602 

Richard 12 

Samuel 234 

Youer,  John 223 

Young,  Aaron 226,  404 

Abner t,-]2>,  1%-^,  497,  506,  517 

Daniel.. .12,  114,  141,  193,250,  273 
276,  289,  298,  568,  605 

Ebenezer 228,  446 

Eleazer 540 

Ezra   235 

Isaac 235,  409 

James 571,  587,  628 

Jeremiah 28,  124,  187 

Jeremy 108 

Jesse 160,  161,  163 

John.... 25,  160,  161,  163,  369,  375 
483,498,  502,  511,  518 

Jonathan 127,  188,  473 

Joseph 540,  562,  637 

Joseph,  Jr 447 

Joshua 25,  160,  161,  163,  328 

Jotham.  .65,  iSi,  186,  304,  305,  465 

Nathaniel 3,  14,  160,  161,  165 

Richard 165 

Robert 12 

Samuel 160,  161,  163,  281,  282 

284,  285,  287,  292,  295,  321 

William 114,  127,  188.  647,  650 

Youngman,  Ebenezer 33,  44 

Jol^"-; 346,  573.  639 

Nicholas 346 

Thomas 573,  639 

Youring,  Peter 342,  348 


