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ROLLS OF THE SOLDIERS
REVOLUTIONARY WAR,
1775, TO MAY, 1777:
OF THE
UNIVERSITY
OF
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 interest in the history of his ancestors does not deserve to be remembered by his posterity"
CONCORD, N. H. :
PARSONS B. COGSWELL, STATE PRINTER. 1885.
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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, 1881.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution, the governor, with advice of the council, on the izth 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 exhibit 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 5 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 1881.
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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, 1885.
GENERAL CONTENTS.
Indian and French war rolls, . . . ... . 1-30
Capt. Matthew Austin's roll, 1709, i
44 Shadrach Walton's roll, 1710, ..... 2
" James Davis's roll, 1712, ......
Maj. Paul Mascarine's roll, 1711, ......
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, .... 8
" David Pigeon's roll, 1710-11, ..... 9
" Samuel Templer's roll, 1710-11, 10
" James Davis's roll of scouts, 1712, . . . . .11-15
" Green's and Major Smith's Cos., . . . . . n
" Gilman's, Hill's, and Davis's Cos., .... 12
" Gerrish's, Vaughan's, and Phipps's Cos., ... 13
" Westbrook's, Gilman's, and Tebbitts's Cos., ... 14
" Weeks's Co., 15
" John GofFe's roll of scouts, 1746, 16
u Job Clement's Guard, 1748, 18
Enlistment document, Crown Point, 1755? .... 19
Men at Fort William and Mary, 1758, 20
Capt. Hercules Mooney's Co., 1758, 20
Receipts of men in Canada expedition, 1759, .... 22
Extracts from diary of Capt. Jeremiah Marston, 1762, . . 24-27
Roll of Capt. Marston's Co., 1762, ... . . 24
" men at Fort William and Mary, 1767, .... 27
" « " 1771-72, ... 28
" " " i772-73» ... 29
1775-
Revolutionary war rolls, introduction, 31
Capt. Reuben Dow's Co., 1775, . 32
New Ipswich men, Cambridge, i775> • 33
Temple men, Cambridge, 1775? ....•• 35
VI GENERAL CONTENTS.
Rindge men, Cambridge, 1775, 35
Col. James Reed's return, June, 1775, ..... 38
Notes on battle of Bunker Hill, ...... 39
Killed and wounded at Bunker Hill, ..... 42~44
Letters from Moses Emerson, 1775? ..... 45
Maj. Andrew McClary's loss at Bunker Hill, .... 46
Col. Stark's staff, May, 1775, 46
Staff rolls of the three regiments, 1775, ..... 48,49
Col. Stark's regiment, pay-rolls August, i775> • • • 5°~75
Capt. Isaac Baldwin's Co., 50
" Elisha Woodbury's Co., 52
" Samuel Richards's Co., 55
" John Moore's Co., 57
" Joshua Abbott's Co., 60
" Gordon Hutchins's Co., ...... 63
" Aaron Kinsman's Co., ....... 66
" Henry Dearborn's Co., 68
u Daniel Moore's Co., 70
" George Reid's Co., 73
Col. James Reed's regiment, pay-rolls August, 1775, . . 76-106
Capt. Hezekiah Hutchins's Co., ...... 76
Col. Reed's return, June, 1775, 78, 79
" " staff pay-roll, So
Capt. H. Hutchins's Co., 81
" Jacob Hinds's Co., 84
" Levi Spaulding's Co., 87
" Ezra Towne's Co., 89
" Jonathan Whitcomb's Co., 92
" William Walker's Co., 95
" Philip Thomas's Co., 98
" Benjamin Mann's Co., ....... 100
" Josiah Crosbey's Co., 102
" John Marcy's Co., 104
Col. Enoch Poor's regiment, muster and pay-rolls, Aug., i775> IO7~I5I
Capt. Winborn Adams's Co., muster-roll, .... 107
" Winthrop Rowe's Co., " .... 109
" Philip Tilton's Co., " .... 112
" Benjamin Titcomb's Co., u .... 114
" James Norris's Co., " .... 116
" Henry Elkins's Co., receipt, 118
u Richard Shortridge's Co., 118,119
Col. Poor's staff, pay-roll Aug. I, 1775, 121
Capt. Winborn Adams's Co., . . . . . . . 122
" Jonathan Wentworth's Co., ...... 125
" James Norris's Co., ....... 128
11 Winthrop Rowe's Co., 131
" Samuel Gilman's Co., 134
GENERAL CONTENTS. vii
Capt. Henry Elkins's Co., ....... 137
44 Benjamin Titcomb's Co., ...... 140
44 Jeremiah Clough's Co . , ...... 143
11 Philip Tilton's Co., 146
u Richard Shortridge's Co., ...... 149
Col. John Stark's regiment, provisional returns, 1775, . . 152 Quartermaster Henry Parkinson's account of rations issued to
Stark's regiment, ........ 153
Quartermaster Joseph Fogg's account of rations issued to Poor's
regiment, 154
Quartermaster Isaac Frye's account of rations issued to Reed's
regiment, ......... 155
List of men enlisted in the artillery, 1775, .... 156
Artillery men's receipts, . . ..... 157
Capt. Henry Elkins's Co., receipts, ..... 158
Col. Timothy Bedel's regiment, muster-rolls 1775, . . 159-177
Bedel's Co. of rangers, receipt, . . . . . . 161
Staff roll, corps of rangers, 1775, . »• • 162
Col. Bedel's rangers, pay-roll, . . . . . . 168
Capt. James Osgood's Co., pay-roll 1775? •< . . . 166
44 " muster-roll, . . . . 169
" u receipt, ..... 170
44 John Parker's Co., pay-roll, 1775, .... 171
44 " muster-roll, . . . . . 174
" receipt, . .... 175
44 u dates of arrival home, . . . 177 Col. John Stark's regiment, receipts October, 1775, . . 178-186
Capt. George Reid's Co., 178
44 Daniel Moore's Co., . . . . . . . 179
44 Henry Dearborn's Co., . . . . . . 179
44 Aaron Kinsman's Co., . . . . . . 180
44 Gordon Hutchins's Co., 181
44 Joshua Abbott's Co., 182
44 Thomas McLaughlin's Co., 183
44 Samuel Richards's Co., 183
44 Elisha Woodbury's Co., ....... 184
44 John Hale's Co., 185
44 Gordon Hutchins's Co., 186
Col. Enoch Poor's regiment, receipts October, 1775, • ' 187-197
Capt. Winborn Adams's Co., . . . . . ... 187
44 Jonathan Wentworth's Co., 188
44 Jamfs Norris's Co., 189
44 Winthrop Rowe's Co., 189
44 Samuel Gilman's Co., ....... 191
44 Henry Elkins's Co., 191
44 Benjamin Titcomb's Co., ...... 192
44 Jeremiah Clough's Co., 193
Vlll GENERAL CONTENTS.
Capt. Philip Tilton's Co., ....... 195
44 Richard Shortridge's Co., 196
Col. James Reed's regiment, receipts October, 1775, . . 198-208
Capt. Hezekiah Hutchins's Co., ...... 198
44 Jacob Hinds's Co., ....... 199
44 Levi Spaulding's Co., ....... 200
" Ezra Towne's Co., ....... 201
" Jonathan Whitcomb's Co., ...... 202, 203
44 William Walker's Co., 203, 204
44 Philip Thomas's Co., 205
" Benjamin Mann's Co., ...... 206
44 Josiah Crosby's Co., . . . .. . . . 207
N. H. men in Quebec expedition, editorial note, . . . 209
Capt. Henry Dearborn's Co., 210
" Samuel Ward's Co., 213
44 Dearborn's Co., pay-roll, 214
44 " wages due, . . . . . 217 Holls of troops engaged in the defence of Piscataqua Harbor,
'775^ 223-240
Lieut. James Parr's Co., 223
Capt. John Calef's Co., 224
" Richard Dowe's Co., 225
44 Benjamin Butler's Co., ...... 225
" Abraham French's Co., 226
44 Robert Crawford's Co., 226
" Titus Salter's Co., 227
<4 Samuel Hayes's Co., 228
" Thomas Berry's Co., 228
" Mark Wiggins's Co., 229
" Nathaniel Hobbs's Co., 229
*' Henry Elkins's Co., 229
" Moses Yeaton's Co., 230
" Nicholas Rawlings's Co., 231
*4 Cutting Cilley's Co., 231
44 James Hill's Co., 232
" Joseph Clifford's Co., 232
u David Copp's Co., ....... 232
44 Smith Emerson's Co., 233
44 David Place's Co., 234
4k John Hill's Co., 234
44 Alpheus Chesley's Co., 235
44 Caleb Hodgdon's Co., 235
" Stephen Hodgdon's Co., 236
Lieut. Thomas Bragdon's Co., ...... 236
Capt. Robert Ford's Co., 237
44 Robert Follett's Co., 237
44 Samuel Mclntyre's Co., 238
GENERAL CONTENTS. ix
Capt. Noah Littlefield's Co., 238
Dr. Hall Jackson's Artillery, 239
Capt. George Jerry Osborne's Co., ..... 239
Men in Fort Sullivan Nov. 5, 1775, ..... 240
N. H. men at Winter Hill, editorial note, .... 240
Col. Burnham's return, Winter Hill, Dec. 1775, . . . 242
Capt. Benjamin Taylor's Co., " " ... 244
Con way soldiers, June 10, 1775, ...... 246
Capt. Archelaus Towne's Co., 1775, ..... 246
" Joseph Parson's Co., 1775, ' 247 Account of shoes issued to Stark's, Reed's, and Poor's reg- iments, 1775, 248
Capt. Henry Elkins's Co., Fort Washington, . . . 252
Return of troops in N. H., Dec. 6, 1775, .... 253
Dunbarton return, ........ 254
1776.
North Hampton recruits, 255
Capt. Turner's Artillery, ....... 255
Colonels of militia regiments, ...... 256
Capt. Titus Salter's roll, Fort Washington, .... 257
" Eliphalet Daniels's roll, Fort Sullivan, .... 259
" Ebenezer Dearing's roll, Portsmouth, .... 260
Col. Thomas Stickney's regiment, officers names, . . . 261
Col. Bedel's regiment, pay-rolls, etc., 262-296
Capt. Joseph Estabrook's Co., ...... 262
" Daniel Carlysle's Co., ....... 263
" Jason Wrait's Co., . . . . . . . 264
" Daniel Wilkins's Co., 266
" Ebenezer Green's Co., 267, 270
u James Osgood's Co., ....... 273
" Edward Everett's Co., 279
" Samuel Young's Co., ....... 281
Lists of men in Bedel's regiment June 24, 1776, . . . 287
absentees Bedel's regiment, July 22, 1776, . . 291
Officers in Bedel's regiment, receipts, ..... 295
Return of officers in Col. Joseph Badger's regiment of militia,
March 5, 1776, 296
Return of officers in Col. Benjamin Bellows, Jr. 's, regiment of
militia, March 15, 1776, ...... 297
Dover soldiers in continental army, ..... 298
Concord soldiers " " ..... 299
Return of men in Capt. Nathan Brown's Co., . . . 299
" " Timothy Clement's Co., ... 301
Wilton men in continental army, ...... 303
Muster-roll of Capt. Joshua Abbott's Co., .... 303
X GENERAL CONTENTS.
Return of absentees of Poor's regiment, ..... 307
Return of sick of Poor's regiment, ..... 309 Col. Isaac Wyma'n's regiment, July, 1776, .... 311-338
Capt. William Harper's Co., ...... 311
" William Stillson's Co., 313
" James Shepherd's Co., ...... 316-318
" Capt. John Drew's Co., muster-roll, . . . . 321
" Samuel Wetherbee's Co., u . . . . 324
" Joseph Dearborn's Co., " .... 327
Lieut. Timothy Worthly's Co., " .... 329
Capt. Joseph Chandler's Co., " .... 330
" Joseph Parker's Co., u .... 332
" William Barren's Co., ...... 335
Col. Joshua Wentworth's return, ....*. 338
Col. Joshua Wingate's regiment, July, 1776, . . . 339-363
Capt. David Quinby's Co., ....... 340
" James Arnold's Co., ....... 343
" Daniel Emerson's Co., ....... 346
u John Nesmith's Co., ....... 347
" Samuel Nay's Co., ....... 350
" Simon Marston's Co., ....... 352
" William Humphrey's Co., ...... 355
" William Barron's Co., 358
" Joseph Badger's Co., ....... 361
Col. Joseph Badger's letter and return, July, 1776, . . 364
Col. Pierse Long's regiment, August, 1776, .... 367-393
Capt. Caleb Hodgdon's Co., 368, 374
" Mark Wiggin's Co., 369, 377
" John Brewster's Co., ....... 371, 384
" John Calfe's Co., 380
" 'Nathan Brown's Co., 387
" Timothy Clement's Co., 390
" Josiah Russell's company of rangers, .... 394
Col. Thomas Tash's regiment, September, 1776, . . . 396-415
Capt. Nathan Sanborn's Co., ...... 397
" Daniel Gordon's Co., ....... 399
" Jonathan Robinson's Co., ...... 401, 414
" John Calfe's Co., 404
" William McDuffee's Co., 406
" Smith Emerson's Co., 408
" Daniel Runnels's Co., . . . . . . 410
" William Prescott's Co., • 413
Col. Nahum Baldwin's regiment, September, 1776, . . 416-434
Capt. Philip Putnam's Co., ....... 416
" William Read's Co., 418
" Abijah Smith's Co., 420
" John House's Co., 422
GENERAL CONTENTS. XI
Capt. Samuel McConnelPs Co., . . . . . 424
" John Houghton's Co., ...... 426
" Benjamin Emery's Co., ...... 429
" John Moody's Co., ....... 432
Col. David Oilman's regiment, December, 1776, . . . 435-462
Capt. Francis Towne's Co., ....... 436
" William Walker's Co., 438
" Joshua Hay ward's Co., ...... 442-444
" Samuel Wallingford's Co., 446
" Joseph Parsons's Co., ....... 448, 449
" Daniel Gordon's Co., ....... 451, 452
" Benjamin Sias's Co., . 454,455
u Samuel McConnell's Co., ...... 456, 457
Miscellaneous documents, 1776, ...... 463-481
Capt. Jeremiah Eames's men, order, ..... 463
" Samuel Wetherbee's men, list, ..... 463
Recommendations for field officers, ..... 464
Capt. Joshua Abbott's Co., receipt, ..... 465, 466
" William Stillson's Co.. pay-roll, ..... 467
Return of men in First N. H. Regiment, with residence, • 468
Petition of Capt. Salter's men, ...... 472
Return of Somersworth soldiers, 473
Capt. Jeremiah Eames's scouts, pay-roll, .... 473
Men in Quebec expedition, in part, ..... 474 Return of men raised in Col. Josiah Bartlett's regiment,
August, 1776, 475
Officers in Col. John Waldron's regiment, .... 476
Petition from men taken at the Cedars, ..... 476
Appointment of men to be raised September, 1776, . . 478
Recommendations for field officers, ..... 479
Petition from men at Fort Sullivan, ..... 480
Service performed by New Hampshire in 1776, editorial, . 480
Col. Pierse Long's regiment, pay-rolls January, 1777, . . 482-510
Capt. Abraham Perkins's Co. 482, 498, 501
u Ebenezer Dearing's Co., 484, 499
" Timothy Clement's Co 486, 5<
John Calfe's Co., Mark Wiggin's Co., Nathan Brown's Co , John Brewster's Co.,
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
Xll GENERAL CONTENTS.
Capt. John Calfe's Co., ....... 514, 519
" Mark Wiggins's Co., ....... 515
" Nathan Brown's Co., 516, 519
" John Brewster's Co., 516-517, 519
u Abraham Perkins's Co., . . . . . .518, 520
Col. David Oilman's regiment, final pay-rolls, . . . 552-544
Capt. Francis Towne's Co., ....... 524
" William Walker's Co., 527, 545
u Benjamin Sias's Co., ....... 529, 545
*' Daniel Gordon's Co., ....... 532
" Joseph Parson's Co., ....... 534, 545
" Samuel McConnell's Co., ...... 537
" Samuel Wallingford's Co., ...... 540
" Joshua Hay ward's Co., ...... 542
Miscellaneous documents, ....... 545-560
Haverhill return, May, 1777, 546
Salisbury return, March, 1777, ...... 548
Capt. Stillson's men, order, ....... 548
Petition from soldiers at Fort Washington, .... 549
Order to Capt. John Haven, ....... 550
Capt. John Haven's Co., for guarding prisoners, . . . 551 Roster of officers in the three continental regiments April,
i777' 552
Apportionment of men to fill up the same, .... 556 Roll of Capt. James Carr's Co. with residences, . . . 559, 560 " Benjamin Titcomb's Co., with residences, . 562 Three years men enlisted from 4th militia regiment from Exe- ter, New Market, Epping, Brentwood, and Poplin, . 563 Three years men enlisted from Col. Stickney's regiment, . 565
Col. McClary's regiment, . 570
" " Col. Nichols's regiment, . 572
Col. Enoch Hale's return, 575
Enlistments from Col. Thornton's regiment, .... 579
Col. Joseph Badger's return, ...... 580
Enlistments from Col. John Webster's regiment, . . . 582
" " Col. Harriett's regiment, .... 585
Capt. Asa Richardson's return, Pelham, .... 588
Lieut. Joseph Emery's return, Pembroke, .... 588
" Samuel Bradford's return, 589
Col. John Webster's return, 589
Capt. Cutting Cilley's Co., order, • 589
Lieut. James Gould's return, Hollis, ..... 590
First N. H. Continental Regiment, 1777, pay-rolls, . . 591-614
Capt. Isaac Farwell's Co., 592
" Jason Wait's Co., 595, 599
" Amos Emerson's Co., 600
" Amos MorrilFs Co., 601
GENERAL CONTENTS. xiii
Capt. Ebenezer Frye's Co., 604, 606
" James House's Co., ....... 607—609
Lieut. Thomas Simpson's men, . . . . . . 608
Capt. Nathaniel Hutchins's Co., ...... 610, 6n
" William Scott's Co., 612, 614
Second N. H. Continental Regiment, 1777, .... 615-637
Capt. James Norris's Co., ....... 615
John Drew's Co., 617, 619
James Carr's Co., ....... 620
Frederick M. Bell's Co., 623, 626
Caleb Robinson's Co., ...... 627
William Rowell's Co., ...... 630
Elijah Claye's Co., ....... 632
Samuel Blodgett's Co., ...... 634, 635
" Benjamin Titcomb's Co., ...... 636
Third N. H. Continental Regiment, 638-663
Capt. Isaac Frye's Co., ........ 639
Richard VVeare's Co., ....... 641
John Griggs's Co., ....... 644
Zachariah Beal's Co., ....... 647, 649
Michael McClary's Co., 651
Daniel Livermore's Co., ...... 653, 655
Benjamin Stone's Co., ...... 656
James Gray's Co., ....... 659
Uncertain what company, ....... 662
Petition of Capt. Daniels's men, ...... 663
Appendix, .......... 665
Diary of Lieutenant Jonathan Burton at Winter Hill, . . 667-689
Roll of Capt. Benjamin Taylor's Co., ..... 667
Return of Capt. Taylor's Co., Dec. 17, 1775, . . . 680
Diary of Lieut. Jonathan Burton, Ticonderoga, . . . 690-702
Roll of Capt. William Barren's Co., ..... 690
Index of towns, places, etc., ....... 705
Index to names of persons, . . . . . . . 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] [ Captain Matthew Austin's Roll, 1709 ?~\
An Acco*. of Men billited by John Walker Steward under the Command of Cap* Matthew Austin July 21 to November 14. [Year not given.]
Cap* : Matthew Austin Lieu* : Levenstone
Ens : Jn° : Blake Sar : Jury Barker Sar : Jos : Carlisle
Arthur Bragdon John Say wood John Brown Sam1 : Blake Jn° : Clefford Amos Knowles Stephen Palmer John ffuller ["ohn Peckouth Coshua Brown jam1 Nute
3
Sar : Jere : Moulton Cor : Peter Abbott Cor : Abraham Clerk Cor : Natha Whittney
John Ely Jacob Basford Sam1 Healey John Leavett Richd Bounds Joseph Knight Tho8 : Avery Philip Tole Thomas Willey Benja : Davis Sampson Richmond
John SkifTe John Skipper Thomas Hunter Peleck Apituaih James Church Job David Mr : Wm : Plaisted Mr : Jn° : Wincol John Walker Henry Taylor Richd : Cod •
2 FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
Moses Kiming Simon Nutes Benja : Makers
Barnabas Jandes Rob* : Hilliard Daniel Davis
Joseph Edgerley Simon Smith
56nlb of Bread 41^ bush1. Pease
3983^ of Pork 122^ gallons Rum
By order of his Excellency the Governor
Shad Walton Co1 Jn° Walker.
[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 Am0: to 448lb: 5s: 8d. was Allowed in Council And Ordered to be paid out of the Treasury " — ED.]
[1-5] \_Captain Shadrach Walton's Roll, about ijio.~\
A muster Roll of Soldiers In her Majesties Service on alate Expedition Eastward under the Comand of Shadrach Walton Captaine. viz. from Decbr 15 to Apr1 9th being in all 16 weeks and 2 days each Viz*
Jethro Bickford £4, 17, 8 James Leach £4, 17, 8
Wm Sanderson 4, 17, 8 James Nelson 4, 17, 8
John Clifford 4, 17, 8
Isaac Philbrook 4, 17, 8 £43, 19, o
John Norrice 4, 17, 8 Shadrach Walton 06, o, o
James Bassford 4, 17, S
James Rawlins 4, 17, 8 ^-49? l9-> °
[1-6] [Roll of Col. Shadrach Walton's Men, 1710.']
A list of Men billeted by Sam11 Penhallow Comissr 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 Sam11 Corson
Sarg* Hanson Jona Clark Calib Swain
Sarg* Scott Nic° Dunn Wm Waymouth
Sarg* S inkier Benj Jones Natt Maxfeild
Jona Smith Tim0 Blake Holdrige Kelly Natt Bachelder John Perkins Richd Hamock Nehemiah Levet John Bean John Drisco Wm Powell Sam11 Rollings Wm
Philip Duty Eben Philbrook Abel Peavy
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
Richd Blancher John Hobbs Daniel Ladd Roland Thomas Natt. Hawkins Thos Crocket Jona Whitton Rob4 Welch Tim Conner Philip Spenlow Elias Purington Sam11 Still Benja Tubbs Carter Gilman
[Signed.]
John Brian John Twomley Cap* Wincol Sam11 Penhallow John Chubbet Dominicus Jordan Wm Marshall Tho : Bachelder Tho : Mastin Humfry Scamon Cornelius Gamble Cha : Sinkler Sam11 Carr Rob1 Row
Shad Walton
Sam11 Penhallow Junr
[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 1710, on the expedition against Port Royal, which resulted in the capture of that place. — ED.]
[1-7]
[ Captain James Davis 's Roll,
Secondly for 2 : men Persuant by ye Cornerall8 order to march under ye Command of Cap" James Davis from ye 15th of may 1712 untell ye 12 of October.
Joseph Roberts : junr : Samuel Tebbets : jun : Richard Cenney Benjn Varney Jeremiah Rollins Nathaniel Young Phillip Yeaton Job Hurey John Robberts John Busey Benidictus Tarr Benjamin Mason John Hammock John Randoll Thomas Bickford
14: Days Benjn Croumell 15 : Days
14: Days Jobe Clements n : Days
15 : Days Samuel Willy 9 : Days
15: Days Nathaniel Robberts 10 : Days
9: Days John Randoll 10: Days
9 : Days Samuel Tebbets 16 : Days
1 1 : Days Nicholas Harford 9 : Days
1 1 : Days Thomas Cenney 7 : Days
10 : Days Samuel Nute 7 : Days
10 : Days Edward Cloutman 6 : Days
10 : Days Samuel Tebbets 7 : Days
10 : Days John Tebbets 6 : Days
14: Days Joshua Waymouth 6: Days
14 : Days Henry Tebbets i : Day
15 : Days Benjn Peirce i Day
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FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
[Sir Charles Hobby's Roll, 1710-1 1, .]
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 1711.
Ser- j Ebenezer Boltwood jeants ( Amiel Weeks Corpo- f John Stanley rals ( Nathaniel Tregowith Drum James Carleton [ohn Bushel fames Wood fames Wright [ohn Morall [oseph Glasier Clement Sway Samuel Williams Thomas Wyman Joseph Glazon Andrew Walker Benjamin Provinder Benjamin Worthilake Samuel Brown Josiah Cowsins Moses Cutting Joseph Wood John Mansfield Thomas Phipps Jeremiah Hugh Duncan Redland Joseph Adams Jonathan Provinder Gershom Wampum Mashon Fisk
The Time of Death or Desertion
Dec. Nov. 12 Run Apr. 20
Dec. Jan. 22
Dec. Feb. 20
Dec. Jan. 20 Run Apr. 20 Run Apr. 20 Dec. Mar. 2 Dec. Feb. 20 Dec. Jan. 8
Run Apr. 20 Dec. Feb. 22
Dec. Feb. 14
Days in Service
365
33 192
365 365
365 104
365 365 365
365 365
!33 365
102 I92 I92 142
T33 9° 365 365 365 192
'35 365 127
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 in—
instead. He died in 1715, insolvent. — ED.
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
[i-n]
[ Captain John Rober torts Roll,
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 1711
The Time of Death or Desertion
Days in Service
o . ( James Goodman
365
. " J Matthew Rowley Jeants( Thomas White
365 365
P, ( Peter Stevens °"^ Samuel Shewick
Run Aug. 6 Dec. April 26
301
199
(Joseph Proctor
Run May i
204
Drum Philip Muny
365
Samuel Montague
Dec. Nov. 3
25
John Hall
Dec. Jan. 22
I05
Henry Wickett
Dec. Jan. 23
1 06
Moses Quickett
Dec. Feb. 2
116
Peter Lane
Dec. Feb. 4
1x8
Thomas Born
Dec. Feb. 6
1 20
Thomas Coock
Dec. Feb. 12
126
Joseph Chehoo
Dec. Feb. 13
127
Samuel Major
Dec. Feb. 18
132
James Oliver
Dec. Feb. 13
127
John Skipper
Dec. Feb. 26
140
David Peters Sen
Dec. Feb. 18
132
William Chamlet
Dec. Feb. 15
129
Hut Blackman
Dec. Feb. 23
137
purtis Holloway
Dec. Feb. 22
136
John Stantom
Dec. Mar. 4
146
Samuel Pigeon
Dec. Mar. 3
H5
Nathanael Colliers
Dec. Mar. 3
H5
John Norcott
Dec. Mar. 5
147
John Wanno
Dec. Feb. 27
141
Daniel Nutis
Dec. Mar. 9
I5I
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 Caleb Cunnit
Tak. June 10 Tak June 10
244 244
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
The Time of Death or Desertion
Days in Service
David Peters Jun.
Kill'd Jun. 10
244
James Chapman
365
Samuel Coll
365
Nicholas Hoskins
365
William Davis
>-
365
Joseph Martaile William Rock
365 365
Thomas Gaines
365
James Webber
365
Ebenezer Hunter
365
Thomas Eyres
365
[I-I2]
\_Major Gilbert Abbotts Roll, 7770-77.]
A Muster Roll of Major Gilbert Abbots 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 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
365
Benjamin Notton
Dec Decem. 3
54
Henry Pany
365
William Robins
Run May i
203
Thomas Robins
Run Apri 20.
192
Deliverance Sparks
Dec. Mar. 22
163
John Wheat
Dec. Mar. 17
158
[1-13] \_Captain James Abercrombie* s Roll, 77/0-77.]
A Muster Roll of Capt. James Abercrombeis Company of New-England Troops, During its being at Annapolis Royal, in Her Majesties Serv- ice, from the loth, of October 1710. to the ioth. of October 1711.
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
The Time of Death or Desertion
Days in Service
Ser- J William Adams
Run Mar. 20
161
jeants. ( Andrew Durgy
365
Drum Daniel Dove
Run May i
203
Samuel Russel
Dec. Mar. 5
146
Annan Parker
Dec April 20
202
Jasper Wymon Christopher Mastin
365 365
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 Robert Peirce
Dec. Apr. 12 Dec. Apri i
184 J73
Thomas Undewood
Dec. Apr. 10
182
Benjamin Johnson
Dec. Apr. 8.
180
William Ammons
Run Apr. 20
192
William Chubb
Run Aug. 6
300
[1-14]
[ Captain David Pigeon's Roll, 1710-11.']
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 or Desertion f
Days in Service
Serjeants, -j
Elisha Johnston Nathanael Johnston
Run Mar. 26
365
167
Corporals, -j
John Stockbridge Moses Stockbridge
Run Jan. 24
365
1 06
Drum
Isaac Parker
365
Joseph Coockery Jonathan Eaton
Dec April 12 Dec. Mar. 26
184 l67
Daniel Patten
Run May i.
203
Samuel Woodbury
365
William Hopkins
365
Thomas Blancher
365
Thomas Frost
365
IO
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
The Time of Death or Desertion
Days in Service
Robert Vernon Barnabas Cook William Johnston
Dec. May 9
211
365
365
Joseph Hill Samuel Speer Joseph Walker
Dec. Jan. 26 Run Mar. 26 Dec. April i
108 i57 *73
[1-15] [Captain Samuel Templer's Roll,
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 or Desertion
Days in Service
( Christopher Hall
Dec. July 2
265
Serjeants. •< John Cooke ( Thomas Hunt
Dec. June 10
243
365
( George Gary
365
Corporals. -< Nathanael Bragg
Dec. Mar. 18
J59
( William Freeman
Dec. June 27
260
Drum Ebenezer Howard
365
John Gulty
Dec. Mar. 20
170
Ebenezer Watson
-/
365
John Coleman
365
eremiah Allen
Dec Feb. 25
128
ohn Adams
365
saac Allen Sen.
Dec. Mar. 26
167
Isaac Allen Jun.
Dec. Feb. 16
129
John Bloye Richard Clay
365 365
Samuel Coomes
Dec. Feb. 26
J39
Esar Joel
Dec. Aug. 24
3*8
Simon Jallen
Dec. Mar. i
142
Josiah Keconomah
Dec. Mar 7
148
Benjamin Piasett
Dec. Mar 4
*45
Robert Sackomy
Dec. Mar. 9
J5o
Ephraim Signout
Dec. Feb. 24
J37
Nicholas Pickoway
Dec. Feb. 9
122
Obadiah Tocoulin
Dec. Mar. 9
X5°
John Chin alias Brightman Elias Upsin
Dec. Sep. 18 Dec. Feb. 13
353 126
John Sanders
365
Toby Tocousen
Dec. Mar. 9
r5°
John Comfort
Dec. Sep. 4
329
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
II
[1-16] [Roll of a Scouting Party under the command of Capt. James
Dam's, ~
A Muster-Roll of the Souldiers Under My Comand In A Scout 1712
MENS NAMES
Time of Service ws. ds.
Wages Due £ s d
MENS NAMES
Time of Service ws. ds.
Wages Due £ s d
From Major Smiths
Robert Mason
2
12
Compa :
Jacob Garland
2
12
James Lock Benjamin Dow Robert Moulton Joshua Brown Stephen Sanborne Job Chapman Israel fTolsam Jonathan Dearborne Henry Dow iohn Garland oseph Brown ohn Wedgwood imon Dow Joshua Tole John Blake Tho : Dearborne Edw Shaw
3
3 3
3 3 3
2 2
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
2 2 2 2 2 " 2 2 2 2 2 2
OOOOOOOOOOCXD cococOrOfOfOcOcOtCtOr'
8 ,8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
Daniel Lampree James Perkins Moris Leavit John Dearborne Tho : Leavit Edw Tuck James Perkins Junr John Towle Edward Palmer Tho : Elkins James Leavit Henry Dearborne Richd Simons William Moulton William Vitoom Samuel Brown Stephen Page
T 1 O • 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
12 12
12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12
Nath : Drake Abraham Libee John Douse
2
2 2
2
«^
13
12 12
8
John omith Tho : (Fuller James Perkins
2 2 2
12 12 12
Joseph Moulton
2
12
Cap1 Greens Compa :
37
12
Josiah Moulton Junr
2
12
Jon a : Prescot
3
18
David Moulton
2
[2
Nath : Hely
3
18
Timothy Dalton
2
1 2
Jona : Gove
3
18
Sam11 Dearborne
2
12
Bonus Norton
3
18
Richd Taylor
2
12
Thomas Ward
3
18
Abraham Moulton
2
12
Robert Roe Junr
2
2
r3
8
Anthony Crosbee
2
12
Sam11 Cliford
2
2
'3
8
Icabod Robey
2
1 2
David Tilton
2
2
'3
8
Ebenezer Dearborne
2
12
Daniel Beane
2
2
*3
8
Dearborne
2
12
Jacob Brown
2
2
'3
8
William Lane
2
12
John Eaton
2
2
i3
8
Sam11 Batchelder
2
12
John Green
2
2
13
8
William Stanford
2
12
John Prescot
2
2
^3
8
Joseph Lock
2
12
Joshua Prescot
2
2
13
8
Edmond Rand
2
12
Sam11 Melcher
2
2
J3
8
12
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES
Time of Service
Wages Due
MENS NAMES
Time of Service
Wages Due
ws. els.
£ s d
ws. <ls.
£ s d
Cha : Stuard
2
12
Rob* Young
4
9
4
Benja Green
2
12
John Beane Junr
4
9
4
John Morgan
2
12
Sam11 Beane
6
i r
Israel Blake
2
12
Sam11 Beane Junr
6
II
Israel Cliford
2
12
Sealey Leavet
6
II
Philemon Blake
2
12
John Thing
6
1 1
Timothy Blake
2
12
John Beane
6
1 1
Richcl Sanborne
2
12
Jona : Dudley
6
II
Joseph Swett
2
12
Richd Yourk
2
12
Daniel Weare
2
12
Abra : Folsam
2
12
Benja Cram
2
12
Nath : Mason
2
12
Caleb Swain
2
12
Alex : Gorden
2
i
12
10
Edw Swain
2
12
Jere : Arendine
4
3
I
6
6
Edw Sanborne
2
12
Peter Havey
I
3
8
6
Rob* Roe
2
12
Trusterem Cofen
I
3
8
6
Wm Sanborne
2
12
Eben : Clough
2
12
Peter Sanborne
2
12
John Yourk
2
12
John Batchelder
2
12
John ffrench
2
12
From Cap* Hills—
*9
2
8
John Brown
2
12
Jr
Jona : Batchelder
2
12
Searg* Israel Hoit
17
4
5
8
4
Hez : Sleeper
2
E2
John Dam Junr
I
3
8
6
Rob1 Wadleigh
2
12
Tho : Bickford
I
3
8
6
Edmond Johnson
2
12
Edw Peirce
I
3
8
6
John Davis
2
12
Moris Dam
2
12
Amos Cass
2
T2
Andrew Brown
2
12
Joshua Crokit
I
3
8
6
Cap* Nick Gilmans
26
18
8
Zebulun Trickey
I
3
8
6
Isaac Pett
I
3
8
6
Joseph Taylor
2
I
12
10
Jona : Bickford Junr
I
3
8
6
Tho : Laiy
2
I
12
10
SDna : Hodsden
2
12
Sam11 Scrivner
2
2
T3
8
)na : Nutter
2
I 2
Nath : Smith
2
2
J3
8
)na : Cotter
I
6
I i
Clem* : Moodey
2
2
*3
8
ath : Peirce
3
5
i
2
2
Sam11 Dudley
5
10
2
Joseph Richards
i
6
II
Joseph Thing
5
10
2
Serg* Jn° Bickford
3
2
6
Sam11 Dolhoof
5
10
2
Jer : Conner Daniel Young
6 6
1 1 1 1
From Cap* Davis3
Q
2
6
Joseph Lawrence
6
II
Benja : Mathews
i
3
8
6
Jer : Folsam
6
1 1
Moris Davis
i
3
8
6
Moris Gilman
6
1 1
Jeremiah Burnham
i
3
8
6
Joshua Gilman
4
9
4
Jona : Thompson
i
3
8
6
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES
Time of Service
Wages Due
MENS NAMES.
Time of Seirice
Wages Due
ws. da.
£ s d
ws. di.
£ s d
Jona : Chesley
3
8
6
Nath Pike
I
4
9
4
Robert Burnham
3
8
6
Joseph Meed
I
4
9
4
John Chesley
3
8
6
Michael Whiden
2
12
Eliezer Clark
3
8
6
Alexr Dennet
2
12
John Futman
^
8
6
Richd Wiberd
2
12
Tho : Rynes Timo : Conner
*J
3 3
8 8
6 6
Moris Ingram Edw Cater
2
2
12
12
Rob* Thompson
3
8
6
Richd Martyn
2
12
Tho : Stephenson
3
8
6
John Gilden
2
12
James Davis
3
8
6
Rob* Rutherford
2
12
Sampson Doe
3
8
6
Peter Man
2
12
Joseph Dudey
3
8
6
Nath : Jackson
2
12
Cornelious Drisco
3
8
6
Obadiah Morss
2
12
Benja : Pinner
3
8
6
James George
2
12
Tho : Drew Junr
3
8
6
Tho : Downs
2
12
John Kent
3
8
6
Jer : Libbe
2
12
Sam11 Wille
3
8
6
John Moris
2
12
Wm Drew
3
8
6
Tho : Greely
5
4
.2
Wm Pitman
1
2
7
8
Richd Tobey
5
4
2
John Ambler
1
3
8
6
James Gray
2
12
John Rand
I
i
6
IO
Sam11 Thomson
2
12
Eliezer Demerret
I
6
Wm Fellows
2
12
John Davis
I
3
8
6
Henry Benson
2
12
Timo Davis
6
S
Caleb Grafton
2
12
Sam11 Williams
I
6
Antho : Roe
2
12
Icabod ftbllit
I
4
9
4
Wm Cotton
2
12
John Tasket
4
3
4
Solomon Hughes
2
12
Sam11 Brown
I
6
From Cap* Gerrish
12
8
2
Peter Lebbon
2
12
John Wingate Sam11 Hease
I
2
5 j
10
I 2
2 IO
Laze : Noble Joseph Dennet
2
2
12 I
8
James Hanson Mark Giles
I I
2
3
7 8
8 6
Nich Meed Tho : Larribee
2 2
12
12
John Home
j
8
6
—
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—
Joseph Goves
3
8
6
Cap* Phips Compa :
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2
6
Peter Cook
2
12
Samuel Bennick
2
12
Zach : Nock
6
5
2
2
Wm Fa3rrweather
2
4
15
4
Wm Home
3
6
Mathew Nelson
2
3
H
6
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—
Richd Langdon
2
12
From Coll: Vaugh-
5
IO
10
Abra : Center
3
z
18
10
ans
Sam11 Sherborne
2
6
'7
Ezek11 Pitman
i
4
9
4
Israel Folsam
6
5
John Jones
2
•^
J4
Sam11 Walker
2
12
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES.
Time of Service ws. ds.
Wages Due.
£ 8 d
MENS NAMES.
Time of Service ws. ds.
Wages Due. £ s d
Tho : Ayres
2
12
Jabez Bradburey
2
12
10
Sam11 Swan
i
12
Je throw Parsons
2
12
IO
John Thompson
12
3
2
X4
6
Aaron Rawlins
2
12
10
Jacob Basford
15
4
10
Abraham Morgan
2
12
10
Tho : Davis
H
2
4
5
8
Sam11 Elkins
2
12
IO
Timo : Moris
II
3
3
8
6
Tho : Powell
2
12
IO
—
—
Richd Preson
2
I
12
10
Cap Westbrooks
25
9
9
Jona Norriss
2
I
12
10
George Huntriss
c
10
2
Edw Beane
I
5
10
2
Christo : Noble
^/
4
C)
4
Jeremiah Beane
I
5
IO
2
Benia : Richards
T~
4
y
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"1
4
John Roberts
I
5
IO
2
J
Joseph Hodsden Tho: Roe
T^
4
4
,7
9
C)
T
4
4
Wm Scamon John Clark
I I
5
5
10 10
2 2
Henry Shearborne
T I
6
\ 10
Daniel Smith
2
6
17
Israel Hoit
A
6
i
Q
Sam11 Magoon
2
i
12
10
John Rackliff
T
2
6
JX
J7
Joseph Rawlins
I
5
12
2
Abram Jones Ring Joseph Farin
I
I
5 4
10
4
4
From Cap* Tebbets
J7
6
John Walinford Rob4 Triggs
2
5
4
16
2
Joseph Roberts Sam11 Tebbets
2 2
12 12
John Quint
I
3
8
6
Richd Kaney
2
i
12
10
Allex : Hodsden Philemon Door
I
6
3
z
8
16
6
Benja Varney Jer : Rawlins
2
i
2
12
7
IO
8
Sam11 Pitman
2
5
10
2
Nath : Young
2
/
7
8
Tho : Roe Junr
I
4
9
4
Phillip Yeaton
4
/
9
4
Edw Wells Sam11 Manson
2 2
12 12
Job Husey John Roberts
4
3
4 6
Wm Hoit
5
6
i
15
John Busey
O
3
8
6
Moris Davis Junr
12
2
3
13
8
Benedic : Tarr
I
\J
3
8
6
Benjamin Lewis
I
3
8
6
Benja Mason
I
\J
3
8
6
Benjamin Balcth
5
4
2
John Hamock
2
^)
12
Timothy Moris
I
3
8
6
John Randall
2
12
—
—
—
Tho : Bickford
2
i
12
10
Cap* John Gilmans
23
i
Benjamin Crumell
2
i
12
10
Owen Renolds
3
4
i
i
4
Job Clements
4
9
4
David Smith
3
4
i
i
Samuel Wille
2
8
Sam11 Sinkler
3
i
!
Nath : Roberts
3
8
6
Tho: Robeson
2
3
H
6
John Randell
3
8
6
John Leavit
2
*3
8
Samuel Tebbets
2
i3
8
Tho : Gorden
Nich : Hartford
2
7
8.
lithyel Smith
2
4
15
4
Tho : Canney
6
Mathew Thompson
2
4
15
4
Samuel Nutter
6
Tho : Harriss
2
i
12
10
Edw Cloutman
6
5
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES.
Time of Service ws. d*.
Wages Due. £ • d
MENS NAMES.
Time ol
Service wi. ds.
Wages Due.
£ 8 d
Samuel Tebbets
I
6
Tho : Emery
2
12
John Tebbets
-2
2
6
Joseph Hill
2
12
Joshua Waymouth
6
5
Tho : Berry
I
6
.
—
—
Walter Meale
I
6
from Cap* Weeks
12
10
2
Jona : Berry
X
6
John Berry
~
8
6
Joseph Marston
2
12
John Johnson
3
S
6
Joseph Hill
2
12
Sam11 Neale
\J
8
6
Tho : Berrv
2
12
Abraham Harris
*
S
6
Sam11 Davis
2
I 2
Alixander Keniston
j
2
7
S
Benjamin Dockam
2
12
Benjamin Fox
2
7
8
• —
—
John Hinkson
2
8
*7
10
2
•/
Robert Goss
I
18
10
Cap* James Davis
21
4
33
3
Sam11 fFoss
2
7
8
L* Geo : Walton
IO
3
7
Nath : Watson
2
/
8
L'Trusterem Herd
7
2
5
10
Benja Skillin
~
g
6
— _
Sam : Haynes
3
8
6
James Davis Cap
46
10
Joseph Berry
3
S
6
Coll0 Vaughan8 Com-
Benja Maccreess
5
10
2
pany Am* to
10,
2
6
Robert Bryent
5
10
2
Cap* Phelps D°
25
9
9
Sam11 King
5
10
2
Cap* Wastbrook
23
i
Daniel Davis
2
7
S
Cap* Jn°Gilman
6
John Dockam
2
7
8
Cap* Tibbetts
12
10
2
Tho : Cossin
2
7
8
Cap* Weeks
J7
10
2
Wm Foss
2
7
S
Majr Smith
37
12
John Neal
2
7
8
Cap* Green
26
18
8
John Keniston
2
7
8
Cap* Nich° Gilman
T9
2
8
Arnold Brick
2
12
Cap* Hill
J3
2
6
Tho : Right
2
12
Cap* Davis
12
8
2
Joshua Berry
2
12
Cap* Gerrish
5
10
10
Wm Gate
2
12
I ^>
The Officers
46
10
Christo : Keniston
2
I 2
12
275
18
II
[The foregoing account was allowed by a vote of the H. of Rep., May 9, 1/13. Council concurred the same day. — ED.]
l6 FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
[1-19] \_Roll of a Scouting Party under John Goffe,
A muster Role of Cap* John Goffe and forty four men in Scouting from the 24th of aprill 1746 to the 19 day may following
MENS NAMES
Day of Entring.
Days of Discharge.
Days
in Serve
whole wages
John goffe Comd. Nath1 Smith Liet
24-apr Do
20 may D°
37 ' 55 26 : 40
2 12:11
18: 9
Phillip flanders Sarg
25-0°
25 : 37
13 :
Wm Walker Sarg
24-D°
26: 37
14: 4
Corp Phillip Kimball
28-D°
22: 33
5- ii
C James Sticknee
26-D°
24 : 33
8: 3i
Cler Sam1 Harriman
26-D°
25 •' 3°
6: 9£
Cent8. Ezekiel Diamond
25-0°
26: 30
7: loj-
Humphrey Clough Sam1 gould
25-D° 25-0°
26
26
7: io£ 7: io£
John harvy
26-D°
25
6: 9|
tho8 greenfield
26-D°
25
6: 9£
Jona Currier
26-D°
25
6: 9!
Stephen flood
26-D°
*J
25
6: 9i-
Jos : gile
26-D°
25
6: 9i
Josiah heath
26-D°
25
6: 9^
Sam1 Heath
26-D°
25
6: 9£
Abner Wheeler
26-D°
25
6: 9i
Nathel Watts
26-D°
25
6: 9i
Josiah Kent
26-D°
2<
6: o|-
Solom11 good win
27-0°
~> 24
" £i
5: »t
Edmd Morse
27-0°
24
5: 8*
Jonathn Stevens
27-0°
24
5: 8*
Lemuel tucker
27-0°
24
5: 8J-
Ebener Martin
27-0°
24
5: 8*
John Johnson
27-D°
24
5: 8*
thomas Wyman
27 D°
24
5= 8J
Benoni Rowell
27 D°
24
5: ^
John Hastings
27 D°
24
5: si-
halbert morrison
27 D°
24
5: 8i
James vance
27 D°
24
5: ^
william Mcadams
27 D°
24
5: 8^
thomas Rodgers
28 D°
23
4: 7*
Robart alexander
28 D°
23
4: 7i
William Meken
28 D°
23
1 * ,
4: 7i
James Anderson
28 D°
23
4: 7^
Joseph Calf
i may
2O
i: 4*
John Sargent
i D°
20
i i : 4i
william Craford
i D°
20
i i : 4i
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES
Day of Ertring.
Days of Discharge.
Days
in Serve
whole wages
Joseph Mcfarson
i D°
2O
I
4*
Sam1 Boys
D°
20
I
4*
John Cromey William Rodger
D° D°
20 2O
I 1
4* 4*
James gregg
D°
2O
I
4t
James MeCormack
D°
20
1
4*
59- 10—
Provision
40- i —
£99- ii—
to Cap goffe for Sarvice in Carring am monitions
2 : 10 : o
£lQ2- I —
Provision found by the Comanding officer for the whole Scout Equal to 1023 days for i man is £38 : 7 : 3 addition for 45 men one day £i : 13 : 9
the Commanding officer prays Some allowanc 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 Goffe Sworn before the house
Province of N HampsrT In the House of Representatives May 20th 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 Eodm Die
read & Concurrd
Theodr Atkinson Sec? Eodm Die
Assented to B Wentworth
18
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
[1-22]
\_Captain Job Clement's Guard, 1748. ]
A List of the men under the Command of Cap* Job Clement a Gard for Rochester & Barrenton — April 7th 1748.
Cap* Job Clement June
Serg1 Sam1 Heard June
Serg* Jerimiah Bradley Clerk Moses Tebbets
John Busel
Joshua Pirkins
Phillip Pappon
Sam1 Moore
Ephraim Berrey
Jacob Busel
Thomas Laighton
Ephraim Alley July J4
Moses Tebbets Senr July 18
Thomas Canney Juty J9
Joshua Tebbets
Isrel Hodgdon July 27
Nehemiah Pitman Augs* 5
Sam1 Hall
James Stacpole
Isriel Peirce Augs* 8
Moses Yeaton Augs* 9
Daniel Palmer Augs* 16
month John Hodgdon
men John Ham
Sam1 tobey may 4 Nicholas Weeks
Edward man Aug* 29
Joseph Downing
Majr Greenleafs Negro Aug* 30
Peter Sep* 2
May 1 6 John Huntress Sep* 5
May 30 Daniel Allen Sep* 9
May 31 |WillmJonson Sep* 15
| John Levet Sep* 26
Elias Talton f Thomas Wintworth •< Jonathan Ricker (^ James Pirkens James Willkson Edward man Joseph Rolings James Pirkins f John Huntres •< Joseph Downing ( Daniel Bunker Airn Bigford Daniel Canney
{Ebenezer Nock James Hall Briant Davis C Joseph Dorrins -j Moses Ricker (_ Ephraim Ricker Sam1 Ham Ebenezer Jons fWillm Hill Edward Burres James Nute Moses Pinkham (^ Abraham Place
{James Clements Benja Ricker Sam1 Waymouth Jacob Allen Ichabod Bigford John Mccoy John Luies Thomas Hamack
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
[1—24]] [Enlistment Document,
Province of New Hampr.
We the 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, &ca to & from Such Places as Shall be ordred the Said regiment to be under the Comand of the Honble Joseph Blanchard Esq
When Enlisted
WITNESSES NAME
VOLUNTIERS NAME
Blankt
Gun
Money old tenor
Advance Wages
may ye 5
Capt Thomas Wells
Joseph ordway
8£
may ye
2
John Webster
Orlando Colby
8£
may ye
8th
Daniel Roberds
willm Heath
8£
may y'8
Daniel Hase
22£
8£
may 12th
Daniel Roberds
Elias Colby
cj£
I2£
i3£
I3th
Tames Sticknee
James Philbrick
io£
mark
j^th
David Copp
Jacob X Hancock
5£
T2£
i3£
his
13th
David McKillips
Benjamin Richards
'5£
10
Leonard Harriman
Jonathan Gile
his
Gile bounty was ten'd to him by me but he refused to take it.
i4th
moses Gile ~)
Ephraim X Currier
5£
8£
i3£
f
mark
r
his
14*
Jethro Sanborn )
John X Colby
5£
I2£
'3£
mark
1 9th
John Colby
Benjn X Wells
mark
8£
1 9th
John moars
Peter Dow Jur
,j£
8£
i3£
Bart Heath
Philip Wells
8£
20
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
EI~3I] \_Men at Fort William and Mary, 1758. ]
A Muster Roll of Officer and Soldiers Posted at His Majestys Forte Will- iam & Mary By His Excellency Governor Wentworths Orders From the i8th Decr 1757 to the ioth of may 1758
Province of New Hampse
MENS NAMES
Quality
Wages pr month
Time of Entry
Time of Discharge
What Time Since Service
Dayes Billeting
Whole amo of Wages
Thomas Bell Esqr
12-10 —
'757
Decr 1 8th
1758
may 10
5-3—
143
63-16- 9
Benja Bell
Priva*
4-10—
d° 18
d° 10
5-3—
M3
22-19- 7
Clem" Grandey
d°
4-10 —
d° 18
d° 10
5-3—
H3
22-19- 7
Henry Foss
d°
4-10 —
d° 18
d° 10
5-3—
143
22-19- 7
Jn° Whatson
d°
4-10 —
d° 18
d°io
5-3—
143
22-19- 7
Jn° Lange
do
4-10 —
d° 18
d° 10
5-3—
143
22-19- 7
Wm Brown
d«
4-10 —
d° 18
d° 10
5-3—
M3
22-19- 7
Seser Deckson
d«
4-10 —
d« 18
d°io
5-3—
143
22-19- 7
To 1144 Day Billeting the Soldiers (a) 3/-
1144 ,£224-13-10 171-12-
396-5-1 o£
Province of New Hampsr In the House of Representatives May ioth 1758-
Voted that this Muster Roll Amounting to three hundred & Ninety Six pounds five Shillings & Ten pence be Allowed & paid to Thorn8 Bell Esqr 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 Eodm Die read & Concurrd
Consented to
Theodore Atkinson Secy B. Wentworth
[1-32 to 72]
[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 New Hampshire, for the reduction of Canada, under such Regimental Officers as the Governor of said Province shall appoint, and to be discharged the first day of November next, unless the Forces raised for the intended Expedition in His Majesty's other Govern- ments in New England, should be longer detain'd.
Ap1 6, 1758 Willm 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. Age.
Occupation.
Birthplace.
No. 2 Ezekiel Wille
3 Thomas Wille
4 Josiah Brown
5 George Maddin
6 Edward Fox
7 Benjamin Jackson
8 Samuel Todd
9 William Randel
10 Philip Crommet
1 1 Benjamin Dockam
12 James Crommet
13 Robert Morral
14 James Holmes
15 Tho8 Quint Jnr
16 Samuel Sias Jnr
17 John Spencer
18 Ebenezer Spencer
19 Samuel Damring
20 Samuel Dyer
21 Steven Noble
22 Nathaniel Watson
23 William Brooks
24 Joseph Pinkham
25 ( Sippo Negro Servant I to Doctor Jos. Atkin- (son 8
26 Cesar Durham Negro* 29
27 Samuel Harford 17
28 John Randal 18
Apr. 6
34
Husbandman
N. H.
7
21
Farmer
Dover
8
22
Husbandman
1C
IO
40
Weaver
Limbrick
12
35
Labourer
New Market
6
28
Husbandman
Durham
7
18
Labourer
Dover
8
54
Husbandman
Dover
7
42
I 4
Durham
25
35
Labourer
Greenland
7
18
"
Durham
8
27
Husbandman
New Castle
28
18
it
Portsmouth
25
H
7 H
IO
8
27
21 24
19
21 23
18
17 18
5i 45
M it
Labourer Durham Husbandman "
u
Labourer N. H. Cordwainer " Fisherman " Farmer Greenland Baker Portsmouth Husbandman N. H
26
45
1 8 Cordwainer
24 Labourer
Dover Durham
by the Consent of his master Nathl Randel
22
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
Date. Age.
No. 29 Isaac Small Apr. 12 28
30 Ezekiel Leathers S 27
31 Eliakim Bickford 27 28
32 John Rand 29 17
33 Thomas Rines 8 39
34 Thomas Fisher 29 19
35 Daniel Swain 29 18
36 Daniel Evans 9 45
37 Joseph Wormwood 27 50
38 Nathaniel Watson 27 50
39 John Whitehorn 24 —
40 Joseph Hix 24 —
Occupation.
Husbandman Carpenter Husbandman Labourer Husbandman Labourer
Birthplace.
N. H.
Durham it
N. H. Dover N. H.
Husbandman
Labourer
Durham
Greenland
N. H.
[Nos. i, 5, 6, 1 1, 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.]
[1-73] [Receipts of Men mustered for Service,
Province of New Hampshr Coll : Weares Regiment Recd of Capt Sam11 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 : 1759
MENS NAMES.
Sum paid.
Time of enlistment.
Mens names that received half pay.
Benjamin Brown
£6-1-6
April
,7
Benjamin Brown
William Gross
6-1-6
april
'7
Will111 Gross
Simeon garland
3-7-6
april
5
Beniamin Randell
3-7-6
april
5
his
Nath11 X Drake
3-7-6
april
5
mark
Saml perkins
3-7-6
april
5
James Johnson Joseph Kennson
3-7-6 6-1-6
april april
16
Joseph Kennisson
Benjn X Sambon
6-1-6
april
*7
Benjn Sambon
mark
Samuel Smith
3-7-6
april
17
Nathaniel Shower
6-1-6
april
16
Nath11 Showers
hii
Nathan X Blake
mRTlr
3-7-6
april
16
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES.
Sum paid.
Time of enlistment.
Mens names that received half pay.
Ezekiel moulton
£6-1-6
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 blake
6-1-6
april 2d
Willm Blake
Will™ Wallis
3-7-6
april 2
Timothy Dalton
3-7-6
april ye 2
hi*
Stephen X mason
3-7-6
april ye 6
;
mark
Jonathan Sanhorn
3-7-6
april ye 5
Simon Hobbs
3-7-6
april ye 7
Hezekiah Jenness Timothy Blake
C3
april ye 20 april ye 9
Timothy Blake
Samuel Dalton
6-1-6
april ye 17
Sam11 Daulton
William french
6-1-6
april 17
Willra French
Ephraim Brown
6-1-6
april ye 4
Ephraim Brown
hi*
Thomas X Robbards
6-1-6
april ye 5
Thomas Robards
mark
James Rusell
6-1-6
march ye 30
James Russel
Sam Eaton
3-7-6
march ye 28
Jonathan Knoulton
3-7-6
march ye 28
Samuel Hoyt
3-7-6
april ye 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 ye 29
moses Sweatt
hU
Abraham X ClefTord
3-7-6
april ye 17
mark
Elezer Gove
3-7-6
april ye 17
Paul Greenleaf
3-7-6
april ye 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 ye 9
John Daulton
mark
Caleb Benett
6-1-6
april 1 7
Caleb Bennett
John Nudd
hU
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 #8
Col : Downings Reg-
ement
Jonathan thomas
3-7-6
april 16
Col samuel Gilman
John Rines
3-7-6
april 1 6
his
Elijah X Hoag
mark
3-7-6
april 2d
24
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES.
Sum paid.
Tin?e of enlistment.
Mens names that received half pay.
Col : Sam11 Guilmans men
Timothy Sanders
£3-7-6
april 1 8
Levi French
3-7-6
april 1 6
Samuel Sleper
3-7-6
april 1 7th
Ezekiei Straw
3-7-6
april 1 6
Christopher Flanders
6-1-6
may i8*
Christopher Flanders
Enoch Page
3-7-6
march 29
Isaac Fellowes
3-7-6
march 29
Melcher Wood
3-7-6
april 17
Ephraim Row
3-7-6
march 29
his
Thomas X Celley
3-7-6
march ye 30
mark
Levi X Connor his mark
hit
3-7-6
april 1 7
John X Berry
3-7-6
April 1 7
mark
Province of New Hampsr
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 Exccpted "
Sworn before Anthy Emery Juste Pacis
Hamptn 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 permitted 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. ye 30* 1762
Comisions Cap*. Marston Lieu*. Huntoon1 Lieu*. Hobart2 En'. Moonv8
Sergts. John Dam Stephen Mason John Quimbey William Towle
[Privates.] Samuel Connor Theophilus Batchelder Benjamin Dockum Edward Lock
Nathaniel
2 Samuel
3 Benjamin
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
form Garland
fohn Barter
'eremiah Dow
'homas Moulten John Daulton Jonathan Fisk Jeremiah Willey Winthrop Willey Aaron Corson Noah Seavey Samuel Holden Joseph Small Mark Giles Nathan Blake Levi Carter Solomon Annas Samuel Varnum John Farrington John McKissick Stephen March
fames Stephans
fames Proctor
[ohn Hutchins
'heophilus Hutchins Valentine Clark John Young Ithiel Smith Jonathan Roberts Solomon Smith John Wd Smith
Thomas Cloutman Samuel Carter Benjamin Bickford Joseph Johnson David Johnson Daniel Row George Gary Elijah Demerit Ishmael Bum ford George Maddin Hugh Little Will1" Smart Benja Smart John York John Moody Gilman Benjamin Durgin Dennis Sullivand James Nelson George Bickford John Racklif Micah Davis Jonathan Fifield David Samborn Samuel Damerin Benjamin Kennison Michael Moulton Ephraim Row Benjamin Stickney Ebenezer Blake John Brazeeal
Benjamin Hoyt Benjamin Clark Daniel Lad Moses Clough Amos Clough Will111 Simons Nath1 Rowell Phinehas Samborn Obadiah Elkins1 Isaac Foot Joseph Fifield John Thorn Jonathan Bickford Caleb Huntoon Joseph Huntoon Moses Bickford Jedediah Spring Joseph Roberts Joshua Young Andrew Carter Moses Eastman Valentine Clark Abner Morril Caleb Wakeham James Johhson John Horny Ezekiel Moulton Reuben Tilton
[The following extracts from the same show the manner in which soldiers were punished for misdemeanors. — ED.]
Crown Point Sepr ye i7tb 1762.
Parole Albemarle2 — 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* McKerrill ofCol0 Engersols Reg* found Guilty of Breading Disturbance & Quarrilling 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 ye loth
2 Countersign.
26 FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
Viz Cap* Gerrish L* Copps Taylor Page En8 Snow Cap* Hazzen for the Hospitle Details 57 & 4
Crown Point Sep* i8th 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° Gofles 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 Wm Kellyhan of Col° Whitings Reg*. To Joyn his Reg*. being Dismissed from the works for being a Quarrellsome Fellow —
C S S Pr
N. H. Fatigues morning i — 5 — 7 — 243 afternoon i — i — 21
Viz Cap* Marston L* Huntoon Martin En8 Kelley Lampson Moony after- noon L*Odlm For the Hospitle Cap* Gerrish L*. Hanson for the Court martial
Crown Point Sep*. ye. I9*h. 1762
Parole Howe — for works tomorrow as this Day Joseph Spencer & Wm. Hill of Col° Goffe8 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 Goffes to see it Done & send the men to their works — Nath1 Hadlock of Col° Engersols Reg* Confined by L* Stebbens for Strikeing Sam1. 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 GofFes Saltonstalls & Engersols this compleats them to the 23d inclusive
C S S Pr
N. H. F. morning 2 — 5 — 7 — 243 afternoon i — 21
Viz Cap* Hazzen Tilton L* Page Hanson Taylor En8. 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 —
Reg1, orders whereas it has been observed & furthermore Complaint has been made that many in the New Hampr Reg* frequently Curses
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
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 the Great God this is therefore to let all Persons as above mentioned know that whoever is found Guilty of any of the oaths as above will be Dealt with in the severest manner it is expected that the officers will be Particularly Carefull that these orders are Complyd 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 Novr. y*. 25th. 1761. In Portsmouth To Mary Hart of sd. Ports0, and left Her ye irt Day of June after To serve His King and Country In Cap* Jeremiah Marston's Company under the Com- mand of ye Hon°. Col°. John Goflfe Esqr &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.]
[x-83] [Roll of Men at Fort Wm. and Mary, 1767. ~\
Muster Role of Soldgers Posted at The Fort William and Mary by the Governers Order8 for the Year 1767 —
11
MENS NAMES
Qualitey Wages p' month
Entered 1767
Discharge 1768
lh
H
Thomas Bell
Cap*
£2-10
March 26
March 25
'3
Benjamin Bell
Privait
I-IO
d°
d°
13
William Pane
d°
I-IO
d°
Novr 12th absent 2 m° 5 dys
6—2
Henry Foss
d°
I-IO
d°
abs* 2 m° 5 days
10—23
Clem* Grandy Edwd Sclate
d° d°
I-IO I-IO
Novr 12th June 20
march 25th March 25
4-21 9 — 26
William Webb d°
I-IO
June 20
March 25
9 — 26
67—14
Posted at Fort William and Mary In New Castle March 25 1768
Tho8 Bell
28
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
Account of Sundreys Supply4 his Magesty Fort William and Mary by the Governers orders for the Year 1767 —
To 8 cord of Wood (o)i i / £4- 8—
To 6 gallons Trane Oyle la) 3/ 18 —
To i£ lb8 Wick Yarne (a) 4/6 6—9
To iolb cordage for flag Hallard8 (S> 6d 5
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.]
[1-84] [Roll of Men at Fort Wm. and Mary, 1771-72,.']
Muster Roll of Soldiers Posted at Fort William & Mary by the Gov- ernor's Orders from Feby 2i8t 1771 untill March 3ist 1772
MENS NAMES
Quality
wages per month
time Enter'd in the Service
time Dibchd from Service
time Serve'd in months & days
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
Capt Private ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Drummr Private ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto
hire'd do do
£3-
-18- 18 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
do do do
Feby 2ist 1771 March nth ditto iith ditto 1 3th ditto 1 5th ditto 1 6th April 6th ditto Qth ditto 1 1 ditto 23 May 2ist ditto 28th July 6th Novr i8th ditto 23 March I7th 1772 ditto 23d
March 3ist 1772 May 7th 1771 ditto 7th ditto 2d ditto 1 6th 1772 ditto 1 7th ditto 3ist ditto 3ist Augst 25th 1771 May 1 4th March 3ist 1772 ditto 3ist Septr 28th 1 77 1 march 25th 1772 ditto 25 ditto 3ist ditto 31 st
14 mo 12 days 2 mo
I mo 21 days 13 mo i do 13 mo i do 12 mo 23 do 12 mo 20 do 4 mo 23 do
n mo 7 do n mo 2 mo 8 days 4 mo 1 6 do 4 mo 13 do
in mo 23 days 15 do 3 mo 21 do
116 mo 3 days
Fort William & Mary New Castle March 31"* 1772 —
John Cochran
FRENCH WAR ROLLS. 29
Province of New Hampshr
In the House of Representatives June 2d 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
Wm Parker Justice Pacis — Province of New Hampshr
In the House of Represent™8 June 9th 1772 voted that this account & musterroll of Cap* John Cochran be allowd
Wm Parker Cler In Council June 10
Read & concurd
Consented
Geo : King Depy Secy J Wentworth
N. B The amo* of this muster Roll is allow'd Cap* Cochran in his acco* Curr* Exhibited herewith & allowed —
[1-85] \_Roll of Men at Fort Wm. and Mary, 1772- 73. ~\
Muster Roll of John Cochran for Soldier's Posted at Fort William & mary for the first day of April 1772 untill the first day of April 1773 —
MEN'S NAME'S
Capacty's
Wages per month
Billet'g per Week
Time Served in months & days
Amount of Ea Wages
John Cochran
Cap*
£3-
s/
13 mo
£ 39— —
Henry Scott
Private
-5
5/
7 mo 2 days
8— 1 6— 9^
Ebenezr Plaise
ditto
-5
5/
2 mo 10 days
2 — 18 — 10<|
Samuel Droidy
ditto
-5
5/
2 mo
2—10
Samuel Walker
ditto
-5
5<
4 mo 10 days
5_ 8— io£
Hugh McBride
ditto
-5
5^
2 mo 4 days
2—13— 7
James Snelling
ditto
-5
5/
i mo 14 days
i — 17 — 6
John Griffith's
ditto
-5
5/
13 mo
16- 5
James Titcomb
ditto
-5
5/
13 mo
1 6— 5
John Barnett
ditto
-5
5/
21 days
1 8 — 9
Fredreck King
ditto
-5
5/
1 6 days
14— 34
William Gunnison
ditto
-5
5/
4 mo 26 days
6— 3- 2i
John McMahann
ditto
-5
5/
4 mo
5
Henry Gunnison
ditto
-5
5/
i mo 10 days
1—13— oi
Edmund Roberts
ditto
5^
14 days
12— 6
Abraham Clifford
ditto
-5
*/ '
3 mo 19 days
4— ii — ni
Christopher Lovejoy
ditto
-5
5^
5 mo 7 days
6— ii— 3
James Gibson
ditto
-5
5/
2 mo 2 days
2— ii — 9
Ebenzr Hammock
ditto
~5
5/
5 mo 22 days
7— 4— 7!
Jonathan Cochran
ditto
r~5
5/
4 mo 17 days
5—15— i£
William Holmes
ditto
i-5
5/
3 mo 21 days
4—13— 9
FRENCH WAR ROLLS.
MEN'S NAME'S
Capacty's
Wages per month
Billet'g per Week
Time Served in months & days
Amount of Ea Wages
Paris Richardson Jonathan Cass Thomas Hammock John Corlet Cochran Mathew Clarke
Private ditto ditto ditto ditto
£i-5 i-5 i-5 i-5 i-5
5/ 5/
5/ 5/ 5/
3 mo 22 days 3 mo 22 days 2 mo 23 days I mo ii days 14 days
.£4—14— 7| 4—14— 7! 3—10— 6k I— 14—10!
12 6
^157— 3— i
To One Shilling Extry per week Allowe'd the Soldiers for Billtg the term of the Last four months On Acco* of Provisons Being at so high a price ; and the Allowance of 57 pr week not Sufficient to Support them more than five day's in the Week —
Fort William & Mary April Ist 1773
Errors Excepted per John Cochran
Province of New Hampshire
*Iri the House of Represen* May 25 then the above named John Coch- an Personally appearing made Oath to the truth of this acco* & that it is
ran .rersonaily appearing 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 the 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 preparing 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 iQth 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 igth and 2Oth 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 twa 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 Lexington."
[Hist. Hollis, Worcester.]
"A Muster Roll of Capt. Reuben Dow's Company of Minute Men who- marched from Holies April 19"* 1775.
Reuben Dow, Capt
John Goss Ist Lieut J°hn Cumings 2d Lieut.
Sergents.
Nathan Blood Joshua Boynton.
William Nevins Minot Farmer.
Corporals.
Samson Powers James Mclntosh
Tames McConnor Ephraim Blood
"David Farnsworth, Drummer, Noah Worcester Jr. Fifer
Privates.
Benjamin Abbott Jonathan Ames Ebenezer Ball
David Ames J°hn Atwell * Nathaniel Ball
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
33
Job Bailey Joel Bailey Joseph Bailey Richard Bailey Daniel Blood Francis Blood Jonas Blood Benjn Boynton Elias Boynton Abel Brown John Campbell James Colburn Nathan Colburn Thomas Colburn Samuel Conroy Benjn Cum ings Jacob Danforth James Dickey Amos Eastman Jonathan Eastman Benjn Farley Ebenezer Farley James Fisk Josiah Fisk William French
Ebenezer Gilson Manuel Grace Aaron Hardy Samuel Hill Samuel Hosley Ephraim How Ebenezer Jaquith Samuel Jewett Edward Johnson Sam1 Johnson Thomas Kemp Abner Keyes Israel Kinney Samuel Leeman Randall McDaniels Joseph Mi not Benjamin Nevins Joseph Nevins Thomas Patch Nathan Phelps John Philbrick Ephraim Pierce Nahum Powers Thomas Pratt Ezekiel Proctor
Jacob Reed Jonathan Russ Benjamin Sanders Robert Seaver Jacob Spalding Isaac Stearns Amos Taylor Daniel Taylor William Tenney David Wallingford Nathaniel Wheat Thomas Wheat Ebenezer Wheeler Thaddeus Wheeler Lebbeus Wheeler Bray Wilkins Israel Wilkins William Wood Benjamin Wright Benj. Wright Jun. Uriah Wright Jesse Wyman Ebenezer Youngman
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 iBunker Hill.
[R- 3-37]
Roll of the men who marched from New Ipswich before daylight on the morning of April 20, 1775.
44 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. oo. William Start Clerk 13.
Joseph Parker 13. Isaac How Seg't 13* 5
34
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Saml. Whittemore Simeon Hildrith Ebenr Brown Jonas Wilson Jr Simeon Gould Jona. Davis Francis Fletcher Joseph Pollard Nath1 Pratt Edmd Bryant William Hodgkins James Chandler Jon. Brookes Serf Jno. Cutter Nath1 Swain Tim0 Wheelock Joel Wheelock Nath1 Reed Jesse Carleton Jno. Brown Jr Joseph Wright
* Samuel Soper Stephen Davis Robert Campbell Thos Brown Jonas Wheeler *Josiah Brown Sgt. *Benj. WTilliams
* Josiah Walton Leonard Parker Joseph Tinney Wm Faris Ephraim Foster Daniel Foster Samuel Foster *Timo. Stearns Benja Gibbs *Supply Wilson Saml. Kinney Jno. Melvin *David Melvin Josiah Davis Benja Hoar Aaron Chamberlain Rev. Stephen Farrer Elijah Flagg
Attest
*Those marked with a * enlisted in Capt.
3-
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2.
7- 4-
4- 10.
I3- 9« 5- 5-
5- J3- ii.
Tim0 Farrar Jno. Wilkins Dan1 Mansfield Peter Fletcher Jno. Sartell Abel Miles Wm Speer *Elijah Davis David Sanders Joseph Warren Moses Tucker Thomas Fletcher Dan1 Clary Isaac Farwell Tim0 Farwell Nath1 Melvin Jno. Walker Wm Kendall Danl. Stratton James Tidder *Nathl Carleton Allen Breed Jona. Wheel Whitcomb Powers Joseph Bates Chas. Barrett Isaac Appleton Reuben Kidder Jereh Underwood Benj. Pollard Abrm Abbott Josiah Rodgers Saml Haywood Thos Farnsworth Stephen Parker Nath1 Stone Timo. Fox Nath1 Farr Saml Bartlett James Barr Amos Boynton Elear Cummings Isaac Clark Wm Shattuck Ephra Adams Jr Robert Harkness
Tho8 Heald
Archelaus Town's company for eight months.
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35
[Hist. Temple. Blood.]
"A list of those persons who marched from Temple to Cambridge on the alarm of the i9th of April 1775.
t Jeremiah Andrews Francis Blood Eph Brown Benj* Byam fPeter Brown •fSam1. Bredeen Seth Cobb Stephen Cobb John Cragin Benjn Cragin Gershom Drury Will1" Drury Dan Drury *Zedekiah Drury Zedekiah Drury Jr. Ebenezer Drury |Abm Dinsmore Jr Zebadiah Dinsmore fZachariah Emery *John Everett Rob* Fletcher Joshua Foster Ezekiel Goodale tSamuel Griffin *Samuel Howard *Peter Wheeler Archelaus Wilson f John Hillsgrove
Days
absent
J4
7
12
H H
12
Epraim Heald Peter Heald Oliver Heald Joseph Heald *Ezekiel Jewett Joseph Kidder Benja Killam 1 1 Andrew Law
7 -j-Farrar Miller
8 Aaron Marshall 15 *Will. Mansur ii f John Matthews
1 1 f Aaron Oliver 5 Eliot Powers
12 Stephen Parlin
12 Joseph Richards ? John Stiles
13 David Spofford
14 Nath1 Shattuck 6J S. Richd Stickney 14 fEbenr Severance 10 JBenj8. Smith
14 *Benja. Tenney 14 David Townsend 6J Samuel Webster 6^ fjosiah Stone 14 *Ebenezer Cobb ? *Enos Goodale
Days absent
II II
6*
II
6*
12 II
H
»4
12 II
6}
Those marked with a * went only part way, and those marked f en- listed at Cambridge for eight months, and were at Bunker Hill, as also did Timothy Avery, Sam'l Hutchins, Wilder Kidder, John Temple, Arthur Kirkwood and Thomas Patterson. (Hist. Temple.)
[From Hist. Rindge. Stearns.]
"Roll of the men that went to Cambridge in Capt. Nathan Hale's Com- pany, at the time of the Lexington Fight, April ye 19, 1775.
Nathan Hale, Captain, Francis Towne, Lieutenant,
Daniel Rand, Ensign. James Crombie, Clerk.
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Page Norcross,
Abel Stone, Drummers, Fifer,
John Hanaford Daniel Russell Nathaniel Ingalls Nehemiah Towne Jonathan Putnam Abel Platts Jr. Samuel Page John Demary Jr. Joseph Stanley Aaron Easty William Carlton James Cutter Simon Davis John Emory
Sergeants. Samuel Stanley,
Corporals. Benjamin Davis, Ezekiel Rand, Leme Page.
Privates. Samuel Russell Jeremiah Norcross Joel Russell John Buswell Simeon Ingalls Enos Lake Jeremiah Russell David Robbins Nathaniel Thomas Oliver Bacon Abraham Wetherbee Benjamin Carlton Nathaniel Russell Jonathan Lovejoy
James Streeter.
Salmon Stone. Daniel Lake Jr.
Samuel Parker Joseph Platts Asa Brocklebank Samuel Tarbell Reuben Page Joseph Wilson Solomon Rand Daniel Lake Edward Jewett Elisha Perkins Ezekiel Larned Jsaac Wood George Carlton"
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, 1775,
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS. 37
and on that day appointed Colonel Nathaniel Folsom, 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 26th 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 Medford convened and chose field officers, who proceeded to raise a regiment, and had 584 men, exclusive of drummers and filers, in camp, on the i8th 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 Folsom 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 McDuffee, 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 Esqrto be Coll0, 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 Compariys of 62 men each, of the Regiment now at Medford in the Province of Massts 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
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 I3th 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.]
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* 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.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS. 39
"Charlestown June the 15th, 1775.
''Regimental Orders — The main Gard this day is to consist of one Cap* 2 Sub8 [subalterns] 4 Serjeants 4 corporals and 50 privets. The Cap* of the main Gard is to keep a trusty Serjeant with the Senterys 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 officer 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 1 6th 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
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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 Fitzwilliam. 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 support, 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
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borne by the defenders of the rail fence, where Gen. Howe in per- son attacked, with the very flower of his army, supported 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 bravery, 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 reinforcements under Stark and Reed reached the field. Mj\ 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
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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 Col. 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, ij, viz. :
Maj. Andrew McClary, Epsom Moses Poor
Capt. Isaac Baldwin, Hillsboro' Thomas Collins
Henry Glover Geo. Shannon
James Reed Henniker Wm. McCrillis, Epsom
John Manuel Boscawen Caleb Dalton
Reuben Kemp GofFstown Wm. Mitchell Concord
The three others are unknown.
Wounded, 45, viz. :
Randall McAllister~) Martin Montgomery L'derry Geo. McLeod > Peterboro' Thomas Green Swanzey
John Graham ) Josiah Allen, Allenstown
Nathan Hoit ) p , . , J Broderick
J. Robinson f Abner Gage Pelham
John Simpson, Windham Ephraim Kelley, Salem
Seth Cutter, Pelham Wm. Spalding, Brookline
> Rindge
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John Cypher Samuel Miliiken.
Alexander Patterson, Henniker. Andrew McGaffey, Sandwich
Jonathan Oilman, Deerfield. Weymouth Wallace, Epsom
Moses Trussell, Hopkinton. Abraham Kimball, Henniker
Archibald McMillan, New Boston. Peter Robinson, Amherst
Elias Rano Salisbury Daniel McGrath, taken prisoner
Charles Rice Surry James Winn Richmond
Jacob Elliot Andrew Aiken, Deering ?
William Smart R. B. Wilkins, Amherst
Peter Johnson Enfield John Hunter, New Boston
Others unknown.
Reed's Regiment. Killed or mortally wounded, 13, viz. :
J. Patten John Cole Amherst
Parker Hills, Candia Geo. Carleton
Joseph Farwell — Charlestown Jona. Lovejoy
James Hutchinson B. Parker, Swanzey.
Isaac Adams Rindge Jesse Lund, Dtmstable
David Carleton Joseph Blood, Mason
John Davis Chesterfield Ebnr. Blood Mason John Melvin
Wounded, //, viz. :
John Varnum ) r ,. Nath1 Leavitt Hampstead
Samuel Morrill J John Thompson Rindge
Edward Waldo, Alstead Jacob Wellman Lyndeborough
Joshua Ellis, Keene Josiah Barton, Chichester ?
Lem. WTentworth Josiah Walton Chesterfield
Capt. Wm. Scott ) 0 , , Tosiah Greeley David Scott | Peterborough ipaul Clogstone, Dunstable
Asa Cram, Wilton * Jonathan Gray, Wilton
Others unknown.
Captain Reuben Dow's Co. Killed, 6, viz. :
Nathan Blood, Phinehas Nevins, Thomas Wheat,
Peter Poor, Isaac Hobart, Jacob Boynton.
All of Hollis.
Wounded, 5, viz. :
Capt. Reuben Dow, Francis Powers, William Wood.
Ephraim Blood, Thomas Pratt,
All of Hollis.
* Died of their wounds.
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Hollis Men in Capt. Mann's Co., Prescotfs Reg.
Ebenezer Youngman, Thomas Colburn. Both killed.
Plaistoiv 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, . ... 67
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 Orders.'}
Medford June 22, 1775 Col°. 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 — Col° McDuffee is appointed Commanding Officer for the Day. Nath1 Folsom, Gen1.
[The same document contains a similar order to Col. Reed for fifty men. — ED.]
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That the Tents now arrived in Camp be divided between the two Reg- iments under Col° Stark and Col° Reed — June 24*.
[1-88] [Commissary Emerson to Committee of Safety^
Medford June 28th 1775
Honble Comttee of Safety
Gentn
I am favour'd with yours of 26th ins* per Mr 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 they have been all hurry and Confu- sion, busie entrenching & preparing to receive the Enemy — The Troops that were in the late Engagement lost their Blanketts & Cloths, the for- mer of which is but poorly supply'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 — Gen1 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 Doctr Adams & a small one sent by Doctr Cutter is thot to be a pretty good supply for the present — I have not as yet begun to delivr out Stores but expect to begin the day after tomorrow if a supply comes in, at present have but eleven Barr1 Pork & 10 of Fretr in Store — Every Thing is unsettled yet, cant informe you what Quantity of fresh Beef our Troops can consume in a Week shod 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' hum1 Serv4
Moses Emerson July i8t Gentn
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 Quin1 Fish Yesterday I began to Deliver Stores to our Troops & find my hands full — Gen1 Washington is expected at Watertown this day — great preparations are making for his Reception — There is great Cry among the Soldiers for their Money — I am Your Obed* Serv4
Moses Emerson
[Moses Emerson, of Durham, was appointed "Commissary for the Army," May 25, 1775. — ED.]
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[ i -89] [ Maj. Me Cla ry's L osses , etc . ]
The Following is an Ace*, of Sundry losses Sustained by Major Mc- Clary in a late Battle between the regular Troops and the Americans at Charlestown Neck, and Services done towards his Burying —
June 17 : i775~To a New Bridle lost £0.6.0
To a pair of Silver kneebuc8. 0.6.0
To i pair of Stone Buttons 0.6.0
To keeping a Horse 6 weeks at ) ^ Col : Royals at 6 s per week j
To a Coffin for the deceased i .0.0
To digging a Grave for d° 0.6.0
To i pair Pistols formerly omitd 1.4.0
£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 Jdlled by a chance shot from the enemy dur- ing the retreat. — ED.]
[1-90] [Col. Stark's Staff, May, 1775.]
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Lieu* Col° Isaac Wyman Serg* Majr James Grey
Majr Andw McClary Quarr Mr John Caldwell
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MENS NAMES
age
occupation
place of abode
County
Cap* Hezekh Hutchins
Hampstead
Rockingham
L* Amos Emerson
[Chester]
do
Ebenezer Wells
22
Husbandman
Sandown
do
Simon Merrill
22
joiner
Chester
do
John Varnum
28
Husbandman
Candia
do
William Shannon
X9
do
Chester
do
Biley Smith
23
do
Raymond
do
Samuel Healey
25
do
do
do
Joseph Smith
22
do
Chester
do
Sam1 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
Sam1 Morse
24
do
Chester
do
Reuben Sanborn
20
Taylor
do
do
Josiah Morse Jr.
28
Weaver
do
do
Joseph Spillard Moses Webster
40 2O
Taylor Husbandman
do do
do do
John Hills
36
do
Candia
do
Sam1 Morrill
25
do
do
do
Parker Hills
18
do
do
do
Amos Knowls
J9
do
do
do
John Clefford
33
do
do
do
David Currier
21
Taylor
Chester
do
Thomas Wilson
J9
Husbandman
do
do
John Lane Jr
42
Cordwainer
do
do
John Tuck
29
Joiner
do
do
John Lane 3d
17
Husbandman
do
do
Simon Norten
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do
do
do
James Randell
29
Mariner
do
do
William Kendall
27
Cordwainer
do
do
John Morrison
19
Husbandman
Candia
do
Zebedh Heath
43
do
Sandown
do
James Goss
39
Joiner
Hampstead
do
Levi Hildrith
20
B. Smith
do
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18
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Peter Stevens
26
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Thomas Wadleigh Reuben Heath
20
22
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Jeremiah Foster
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do
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age
occupation
place of abode
County
John Wadleigh
18
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Hampstead
Rockingham
Levi Mills
20
G : Smith
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19
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I7
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Jeremiah Hazelton
28
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Hampstead
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Richard Heath
Turner
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Gilbert Bond
I9
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Benja Couch
22
Joiner
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Moses Kimball
19
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19
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20
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33
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20
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N. Salem
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20
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Hampstead
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19
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Ebenezr Copps
49
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36
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Roberts Hale
15
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do
do
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do
do
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23
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do
do
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3°
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do
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5°
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Sandown
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Theop8 Griffin
5°
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do
do
Moses Page
21
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Atkinson
do
Men mustered 61 present — absent 3 viz. Reuben Heath Richard Heath Ephm Hutchins.
The aforesaid Men (except the three absent) are able Bodied Effective Men Mustered reviewed & sworn by me
Sam1 Hobart M. Master
Cap* Hutchins sworn before Committee of Safety June 17 1775 his Commission did him
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Return of the Loss Sustained by the Regiment under the Command of Col° James Reed
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i Private missing
Cloathing & Implements lost in the retreat
103 Blanketts 218 Shirts 4 Cartridge Boxes
133 Coats 46 Pr Trowses 5 Swords
26 Waistcoats 4 Hatts 3 Pistols
62 Pair Breeches 99 Haversacks i fife
189 Pair Stockins 36 Gunns 3 Drumms
47 Pair Shoes i Bagonet
True Copy of Return made June 22, 1775 — [Superscribed.] Return of Reeds Loss on ye 17* June
Col° Gilmans Ac* account of sundreys lost at the Battel on Bunkers Hill June i7th *775
to par of new Boots 26s — i , 6, o
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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, ager and occupation of the men. — ED.]
[1-117] [Captain Adams's Co.~]
A list of Cap* Winborn Adams Company June 2d, 1775.
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
Town in which they live
county to which they belong
Cap* Winborn Adams
[Durham]
John Griffin
u
Zebulon Drew
1 I
vears
Stepn Jones Thomas
"24
Gent
Durham
Strafford
Micah Davis
34
Husbandman
Do
Do
Trueworthy Davis Durgan
21
Do
Do
Do
William Adams
19
Taylor
do
do
John Neal
33
Carpenter
Barn stead
do
John Starboard
21
Husbandman
Durham
do
Sam1 Demerit
19
do
do
do
Charles Bamford Jr
36
do
Barrington
da
John Drisco
21
do
Durham
do
Tobias Leighton
37
Joiner
do
da
io8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
Town in which they live.
county to which, they belong
Robert Leathers
40
Husbandman
Durham
Strafford
Ephm 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
Thorn8. Ellisson
21
Husbandman
Barrington
do
James Thomas
34
do
Durham
do
John Collins
25
Taylor
do
do
Jeremy Young
18
Husbandman
do
do
Joseph Rendall
19
Taylor
do
do
Samuel Sayer
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 Dement
26
Blacksmith
Madbury
do
Ebenezer Chesley
18
Cordwainer
Durham
do
Sam1. Hill Clark
22
Husbandman
do
do
Sam1. Clough
29
do
do
do
Joseph Bickford Josiah Burnum
21
23
do Taylor
do Lee
do do
Dudley Davis
27
Husbandman
Barrington
do
John Williams
28
do
Lee
do
Thorn8. Davis
27
do
Durham
do
Nath1 Jenkans
26
do
Barrington
do
Sam1. 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
Strafford
Lemuel Nutter
35
Joiner
Newington
Rockingham
Joseph Leighton
22
Husbandman
do
do
Thomas Thompson
23
«
Durham
Strafford
*Moses Meader
23
Husbandman
Durham
Strafford
* received by the Committee and sworn instead of John Johnson within named.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
109
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
Town in which they live
county to which they belong
Enoch Green
19
Hatter
Durham
Strafford
John Sias
21
Husbandman
Lee
do
Thomas Polluck
25
do
Durham
do
Daniel Shaw
22
do
Lee
do
John Leathers
22
do
Lee
do
Will"1 Smart
20
Cordwainer
Durham
do
Nicholas Tuttle
22
Husbandman
Middletown
do
Enoch Runnals
21
do
Lee
do
Isaac Tuttle
22
do
Dover
do
Lewis Kynaston
24
Taylor
Newmarket
Rockingham
Joseph Buzzel
46
Husbandman
Madbury
Strafford
Simon Batchelder
18
do
Northwood
Rockingham
Benja. Johnson
23
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 2d, 1775
per Sam1. Hobart
N. B. the aforesaid Men Took the oath proposed by the Hon1. Con- gress, at the same time,
before me, Sam1 Hobart Jus Pacis
[1—119] [ Captain Rowers Co.~\
A list of Cap* Winthrop Rowe's Compy June 3d 1775
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
place of abode
county to which they belong
Cap* Winthrop Rowe
years
[Kensington]
L* Zebulon Hilyard
[Hampton F
alls.]
L* Abraham Sanburn
[Poplin, now
Fremont.]
Serg1 Moses Shaw jr
26
Husbandman
Kensington
Rockingham
Serg* Joseph Leach
39
S. Wright
Hampton
Do
Serg* Tim0 Blake Lock
39
Cordwainer
Kensington
Do
Serg* Richard Weare
23
Cabinet maker
Hampn falls
Do
John Smith Sandborn ") e John Lane j 1
36
22
Husband" D*°
Kensington
Dto
Do D*°
Joseph Batchelder
3°
D*°
D*°
D*°
Serg1 Ebnr Clifford
28
Joiner
D*°
D*°
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
place of abode
county to which they belong
Caleb Shaw Jimr
2O
Taylor
Kensington
Rockingham
Joseph Shaw
22
Husband
Dto
Dto
Jesse Prescott
18
Taylor
Dto
Dto
Levi Blake
18
Cordwainer
Dto
Dto
Daniel Weare
J7
Husband
Dto
Dto
John Rawlands
23
Cordwainer
Dto
Dto
Samuel Clifford
19
Husband
Dto
Dto
Elisha Prescott Junr
22
Dto
Hamptn Falls
Dto
Jonathan Flood
31
Dto
Exeter
Dto
Martin Prescott
36
Cordwainer
Kensingtn
Dt«
S)seph Fogg
22
Clerk
Dto
Dto
mathan Fellows
18
Husband
Dto
D'°
>siah Blake
5°
Dto
Dto
Dto
oah Robbinson
J9
Bl Smith
Exeter
Dto
Thomas Batchelder
19
Cordwainer
Hamp Falls
Dto
Eliphalet Lord
20
Hatter
Exeter
Dto
Joseph Dow Josiah White
28
34
Husband Cord wain
Kensing. Dto
Dto
Dto
Moses Perkins
32
Taylor
Dto
Dto
David Stewart
3l
B. Smith
Dto
Dto
John Stevens
33
Husband
Dto
Dto
James Fogg
36
Dto
Dto
Dto
Aaron Page
3°
Dto
Dto
Dto
Jeremiah Moulton
18
Cordwainer
Kensington
Dto
Moses Clarke
19
B. Smith
Exeter
Dto
Moses Rawlins
19
B. Smith
Dto
Dto
Thomas Creighton
38
S. Wright
Dto
Dto
Spencer Wallas
3°
Dto
Dto
Dto
Asa Ireland
22
Sadler
Dto
J)to
Jonathan Brown
33
Husband11
Hamp Falls
Dto
Gideon Marshall
24
S. Wright
Dto
Dto
Richard Mace
5°
Dto
Dto
Dto
Philip Burns
31
B. Smith
Dto
Dto
Josiah Perver
26
Husband0
Dto
Dto
Jonathan Stewart
23
B. Smith
Dto
J)to
Robert Marshall
\j
22
Husband11
Dto
Dto
Noys Perver
24
Dto
J)to
Dto
Bradbury Handy
27
Dto
Dto
D*°
Jonathan Handy
23
Dto
Dto
Dto
Joseph Stickney
T9
B. Smith
Dto
Dto
Lowell Lang
21
Taylor
Dto
Dto
Samuel James
27
Dto
Dto
J)to
Reubin Swain
21
Dto
Dto
Dto
Ebenezer French
20
Husband11
S. Hampton
Dto
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Ill
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
place of abode
county to which they belong
James Beel
21
Cordwain
Exeter
Rockingham
Sam1 Longfellow
21
Husband11
Kensington
Dto
Sherborn Sandborn
19
Cordwainer
Dto
Dto
William Muggridge
17
B. Smith
Exeter
Dto
Jeremiah Sanborn
iS
Husband11
Kensington
Dto
William McKim
47
Barber
Exeter
Dto
Jewett Sanburn
16
Husband11
Kensington
Dto
Hussey Hoeg
29
Cordwainer
H. Falls
D*°
Eleazer Gove
44
Fisherman
Seabrook
Dto
John Gliden
21
Husband
Kensington
Dto
Robert Miller
65 officers included
21 Husbandman Kensington Dto Molatto
if the Comtee will accept him
Total officers & Rank & file 66 Includg the Molatto — which were Mus- tered & Sworn June 3d 1775 by me
Sam1 Hobart Muster Master
Joseph Fogg Marston Prescott Asa Ireland Bradbury Hardy and Timothy Blake Lock — named in the foregoing Roll are dismiss'd at their request
Enoch Poor Col°
age
occupation
Place of abode
County
Phinehas Page Jona Miller Samuel Smith Josiah Lock
20 20 24
18
husband™ fisherman husband"1 husband™
Kensington Hampton falls Leavittstown Kensington
Rockingham Do StrafFord Rockingham
The four Persons last above named were Mustered & reviewed June 17th 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.
[ i - 1 20] [ Captain Tilton1 s Co . ]
A list of Cap* Philip Tiltons Comp7 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
2Q
Husbandman
do
do
David Tilton
y
3°
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
23
do
do
do
Thomas Fuller
3°
do
do
do
Richard Fitts
18
do
do
do
Caleb Richardson
I9
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
T9
do
do
do
Jona Cass
2^
do
do
do
Ephraim Carter
J
23
do
Newtown
do
Jacob Blaizdel
21
B. Smith
do
do
Parker Cooper
4°
Husbandman
S. Hampton
do
Joshua French Jur
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
Rockinghanii
Jonathan Chase
26
Husbandman
Brintwood
do
Simon Oilman
21
B. Smith
do
do
Jona Dudley
33
Husbandman
do
do
Daniel Doller
21
do
do
do
Joseph Marsh
21
B. Smith
Exeter
do
Moses Huntoon
20
Husbandman
Kingstown
do
Tho8 Philbrick Huntoon
22
do
do
do
Jona Collins
30
do
do
do
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
Place of abode
County
Jonathan Davis
20
Husbandman
Kingstown
lockingham
Jacob Silleway
20
do
do
do
Timothy Queenby
25
do
do
do
Jeremiah Been
21
Cordwainer
do
do
Joseph Calf Jr
19
do
do
do
Moses Woodman
32
Husbandman
do
do
Jona Sleeper
22
do
do
do
Sarn1 Severance
34
do
do
do
Caleb Huntoon
27
do
Unity
Cheshire
Josiah Huntoon
18
do
do m
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 Queenby
20
do
do
do
Eliph* Queenby
18
do
do
do
Mark Purmot
20
Joiner
do
do
Ebenezer Procter
18
B. Smith
do
do
Nath1 Coffen
26
Husbandman
Exeter
do
Benja 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
Husband11
do
do
Joseph Leavit
do
Exeter
do
John Sweat
22
Joiner
Kingstown
do
Nath1 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 Sam1 Hobart M master
officers sworn & recd their Commissions 14th June
12
114 REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
s[i-i2i] [Captain TitcomVs Co.~\
A list of Benja Titcomb's Compy June 13, 1775 6th Poor's Reg*
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
place of abode
County
Cap* Benja Titcomb
)
Dover
Straftbrd
L* Frederick M* Bell
fi
Dover
Ens. Ephraim Evans
)
Dover
John Friend
26
Cordwainer
Dover
do
James Horn
21
Yeoman
do
do
Edward Dearborn
23
do
do
do
Daniel Horn
22
do
do
do
Jonathan Simons
3°
Sadler
do
do
Phinehas Wentworth
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
3°
Black Smith
Dover
do
Daniel Gushing
23
Cordwainer
do
do
Nathaniel Watson
22
Yeoman
clo
do
Winthrop Watson
25
do
do
do
Jonathan Downing
25
do
Rochester
do
Benja Roberts
21
do
Dover
do
Aaron Leighton
3°
do
Barrington
do
Ephraim Perkins
21
do
Dover
do
Samuel Meeder
3°
do
Barrington
do
Tho8 Garland
22
do
do
do
Nathan1 Foss Jr
20
do
do
do
Wm Evelet
20
do
Dover
do
James Danielson
25
do
Barrington
do
Wm 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 WAR ROLLS.
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
place of abode
County
Abraham Lebbey
26
Yeoman
Newdurh"1
Strafford
Enoch Chase
32
Joiner
Dover
do
Jacob Hossom
38
Yeoman
do
do
Samuel Hall
*J
27
do
Barrington
do
Benja Hall
35
do
do
do
Thomas Berry
22
do
do
do
Elijah Otis
24
Black Smith
do
do
Wra Gray
48
Yeoman
do
do
Paul Buzzell
19
do
do
do
Ebenezer Curnell
40
do
do
do
Andrew Anderson
21
do
Dover
do
Daniel McNeal
24
do
Rochester
do
!>nathan Hodgsdon Jr.
20
do
do
do
}hn Richards Jr.
25
do
do
do
)hn Bergin
30
Cordwainer
do
do
Kos. Furber
26
Taylor
do
do
John Walker
26
Yeoman
do
do
Edward Rollings
21
do
do
do
Ebenezr Horn
26
do
do
do
Joseph Richardson
23
do
Dover
do
Thomas Tolley
27
do
Rochestr
do
James Lucas
23
do
Wolfborough
do
Barzillia Hinds
25
do
New Durham
do
Moses Tibbets
25
do
Wolfborough
do
Wm Mordnt Bell
19
do
New Castle
Rockingham
Robert Carson
27
do
New Durham
Strafford
John Titcomb
i5
Husbandman
Dover
Do
63, Rank & file, exclusive of officers Mustered reviewed & sworn June 13th 1775, being able bodied effective Men
by me Sam1 Hobart M master
u6
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
[1-122] [ Captain Harris's Co.~\
A list of Cap* James Norris's Compy. June 15th 1775 9th Poor's Regt.
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
place of abode
County
Cap* James Norris
Epping
Rockingham
L* Simon Dearborn
do
do
Ens. John Gilman
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
3°
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 3d
37
Husbandman
Epping
do
Nath1 French
J9
do
Lee
Strafford
Robert Blake
23
Taylor
Epping
Rockingnam
Jeremiah Robinson
23
Joiner
do
do
Sam1 Healey
18
Husbandman
do
do
Edward Moody
19
do
do
do
Abner Moody
21
do
do
do
Sam1 Prescott
2O
do
do
do
John Cauley
37
do
do
do
Joseph Burleigh
19
do
do
do
James Lock
24
Cordwainer
Rye
do
John Morrill
5o
Husbandman
Gilmanton
Strafford
David Fullington
32
do
Epping
Rockingham
Benja Sanborn
38
Schoolmaster
Poplin
do
David Batchelder
3°
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
Benja Gilman
18
do
Lee
Strafford
William Brown
21
Husbandman
Epping
Rockingham
Ezekiel French
21
Joiner
do
do
Nath1. Hardy
19
Husbandman
Lee
Strafford
Nath1 Bartlett
18
do
Epping
Rockingham
Zebu Ion Edgerly
36
do
do
do
James Gordon
37
do
do
do
Josiah Towle
*J i
23
do
do
do
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
117
MENS NAMES
age
occupation
place of abode
County
Josiah Edgerly
26
Husbandman
Epping
Rockingham
John Batchelder
44
do
Deerfield
do
Francis Chamberlin
24
do
Epping
do
Ephrra Drake
2o
Cordwainer
M. Borough
Strafford
Tho8. Blanchard Ashton
2S
Husbandman
Nottingham
Rockingham
Simon Dearborn Jr.
15
do
Epping
do
John Knowls
40
do
Poplin
do
Benja Towle
30
do
Gandia
do
Jona Rawlings
33
do
Nottingham
do
Benja Cast
18
do
Raymond
do
Jabez French
18
do
Epping
do
Aaron Rawlings
18
do
do
do
Thomas Brown
5°
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
Nath1 Philbrook
26
do
do
do
Nath1 Batchelder
45
do
do
do
Sam1 Daniels
J7
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 Effective Men — Mustered, review- ed & sworn, all except James Lock June 15**, 1775 —
by me Sam1. Hobart Muster master
Cap* Norris & his Subaltern officers sworn before the Committee of Safety & received their Commissions June i7th *775'
f 1-123] \_Captain 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. —
Recd the above Josiah Moulton Copy J. Gilman
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
[Captain Henry Elkins's Co. Receipt, 1775 .]
We the Subscribers Officers & Soldiers of the Third Company in the Second Regiment of Foot whereof Enoch Poor Esqr. 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 Pay master of the first months wages of said Com- pany, our first months wages respectively as Witness our hands July the
7th-1 775—
Henry Elkins Moses Leavitt Richard Brown John Taylor Simon Moulton James Wedgwood Abraham Libbee Abner Sanborn Joseph Dearborn Zachariah Towle John Marston Simon Leavitt Henary Batchelder Jabes Towle Jonathan Marston David Philbrick Nathan Smith Moulton John Dearbon Ebenr Tilton Nehemiah Chase Benjamin Tucke Jeams Tuck Levi Robinson
Edward Brown Moulton Joseph Freese Daniel Lamprey 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
his
Richard X Lock
mark
Simon Knowls David Morgan Chris1 Gold Jonathan Jenness Jeremiah Berry
Nath1 X Berry
mark
James Hobbs Simon Lane Josiah Mason Stephen Dolbeer Joseph Hall Ebenezer Lovring Samuel Marston
[1-124] [Portsmouth Men in Capt. Shortridge' s Co.~\
Memorandum of mens Names belonging to Postsmouth who Enlisted with Cap* Richd Shortridge June 18, 1775.
Cap1 Rich* Shortridge Lieut Zach Beal 2d D° Nath1 Thyng John Hunkins Thomas Chandler Benja Dame John Dennet
John Hutching Mark Broughton Joseph Gerrish Jonathan Huntress William Gunnison Sam1 Davis John Grace
Levi Ayers Sam1 Broughton Benjn Truesdel Sam1 Shortridge John Clark Lazarus Holmes Joseph Mace
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Ebenezer Stackpole Wm Knight Richard Nelson Elisha Gunnison Thomas Trickey Benjn Newmarch
John Lewis Stephen Lang Christopher Gardner John Oakes Cyprian Sotithack Samuel Smith
Thomas Ayers John King Thomas Waters Thomas Middleton Joseph Nelson
We hereby certify that the above list is just & true
Joseph Sims William Langdon John Fernald
[Following each private's name are placed the figures ^0.3.0, and the whole is footed ,£5.8.0. — ED.]
Selectmen of Portsmouth
[1-125] {.Captain Richard Shortridge' s Co. Receipt,
We the Subscribers Officers & Soldiers of the Tenth Company in the Second Regiment of Foot whereof Enoch Poor Esqr 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 Paymaster 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
Ensn.
Tho8 Chandler Serg*. Daniel Calfe Serg*. William Dennett Serg* Willm Knight Drumr. Zebulon Willey Thomas Trickey Aron Rowlins John Demeret Corp. Elisha Gunnison
his
John X Hutchings
Mark Brotten Joseph Gerrish Ebenezer Stackpole
Corp. Wm Gunnison
Benja Dockum
his
Jonathan X Huntress
mark
Benja Newmarch Philip Durgin Samuel Davis John Rawlings John Gofoney John Grace John Lewis Stephen Lang Ephraim Rand Benjamin Dame Corp. George P. Ffrost Corp. David Hill Jonathan Seavey Cyprian Southack Samuel Nudd Samuel Smith Thomas Ayers John King
Samuel Broten Benjamin Trusdel Epharim Hall Nicholas Wiggin
Nicholas X Gilman
mark hi*
Nicho8 X Mariner
mark
Christopher Gardner
his
John X Oakes
mark
Thomas Webster
his
Thomas X Speed
mark
Elijah Vicery John Hilton Samuel Shortridge
his
John X Clark
mark
Joseph Nelson Tho8 Middleton
120
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Philip Johnson Jun Thomas Warterce Lazarus Holmes Nathan Marston Jr
Joseph Mace Joseph Hodgdon
Richard L. Nelson Fife Levi Ayers
Thomas footman John Hunking Serg1
Captain
Lieu4
Ensign
4 Serja <a) 487
4 Corp1 Drum & Fife 40 /
53 privates fa) ^o/
£60.0 4.0.0 3.0.0
9.12.0
I2.O.O
106.
£140.12.0
Captain Shortridge's orders were dated ye. 14th of June 1775 missions were dated ye i8th June
Com-
[1-126]
[ Committee of Safety to Gen. J?olsom.~\
In committee of Safety at Exeter the 17th of June 1775 To General Follsom—
Sr You are required to order Two of the Company's in Coll0 Poors Regiment, viz — Cap1. 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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[1—175] [List of Men 'who enlisted in the Artillery in August,
1775-'}
Charlestown Prospect Hill Aug* ioth — 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 Compy June 5th
Benjn Burley Alexander Duglis Simon Whitcomb 23d April Douglass recd i months pay the others none
Colo11 Starkes Regmt Cap* Baldwin Com?
Georg Bemain June 5 Sam1 Barreclift 6 23d April Recd No pay —
Cap* Woodbury Compy June 5
Wm Croston Jacob Hardy Jn° Howard 24 of April No pay here —
Cap* John Mores Compy June 6
Wm McGilvary Alex Hutchson James Mores 23d April, Recd No pay —
Cap* Hutchson Compy [Gordon Hutchins.]
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Cap* Richards Compy 23d April No pay Sam1 Rogers June 6
William Perkins Cap*
Caleb Shaw Cap* Mans Company in Coll Reeds Reg* Inlisted ye 28th of April and went in to an Artilery Company ioth of July 1775 Recd one Months pay.
[Receipt for pay due the men who enlisted in the Artillery, 1775 .]
Benjamin Burley £2.17.4 Will1" McGillbery* £2.18.8
Alexr Duglass 0.17.4 Alexr Hutchinson 2.18.8
Simon Whitcomb 2.17.4 James Mores 2.18.8
George Bemain 2.17.4 Thomas Mathews 0.18.8
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Sam1 Barreclift 2.18.8 John Robertson 2-J7-4
Willm Croston 2.14.8 James MacCay 1.12.0
Jacob hardy 2.14.8 Joseph foster 1.16.0
Jn° howard 2.14.8 Sam1 Rogers 2.18.8
*[McGilvary] 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 untill their inlisting in ye artilery Company Do acknowledge to have Recd thirty Nine pound ten shillings and eight pence from Timothy Walker Jur wch I promise to Deliver to each man according to the sum annexd to his Name by me
Medford y" 12 of August 1775 Benjm Burley.
[1-177] [Artillery Men's Receipts.']
Charlestown Prospeckt Hill August 12th 1775
We the under Subscribers do Acknowledge by Our Signing to this receipt, recd of Benjn 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
£. s. d. George Bemain 2.17.4 Alexander hutchenson 2.18.8
^* 0 Jacob Hardy 2.14.8
Wm Croston X 2.14.8 J * *
A/ro^ mark John Howard^1 2.14.8
James McCay 1.12.0 J mark
Samuel Rogers 2.18.8 James Moors 2.18.8
Joseph foster 1.16. Alex. Douglass 17.4
Jn°Rob^son , 2-T74 Sam1 Barraclift X 2.18.8
bimon Whitcomb 2.17.4 mark
William M'Gilveray 2.18.8 Thomas £ Mathews 0.18.8
mark
Rec. of Timothy walker Jur three pound one shilling and four pence in full for my wages from ye 25th of April when I inlisted with Cap* Wood- berry untill Inlisted into ye Train ye 9th of June
Willm X Nickelson
Sept ye 1 8th 1775 £3.1.4 Test James McGregore
Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr 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
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Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr Eighteen Shillings & eight Pence L. my in full for my wages from M.ay 23* to June 6th — 1775
John X Wilson
mark
Test Ja8 McGregore
In Dan. Moores Co.
*775 Octr JI R-ecd of Tim0 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, the 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 ye 4th 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 Moses Leavitt Richard Brown
[ohn Taylor
fames Wedgwood
[oseph Dearborn
[ohn Marston
>imon Page Zechariah Towl Joseph Taylor Samuel Marston Simon Leavitt Joshua Weeks Levi Lamper Jeremiah Marston Timothy Duston William Samborn Ebenr Samborn David Marston Jur Levi Marston Walter Neal Ebenezer Lovring
Hanery Batchelder Samuel Dearborn Coffin Page Richard Taylor Jonathan fogg Samuel Stacy Nathan towl Simon knowles Nathaniel Berry Jonathan Goss Richard Lock David Morgan Joseph hall Stephen Dolber Jeremiah Berry Abraham Libbie Jonathan Jenness Chrisr Gold Ebr Tilten Nathan S. Moulton Benjamin Tuck David Moulton
Simon Philbrick John Dearbon James Hobbs Edward B. Moulton Ichabod Shaw Jonathan Marston Jabez Towle Joseph Freese Levi Robinson Abner Sanborn James Tucke Daniel Philbrick John Marston Simon Lane Josiah Mason Simon Moulton Zaccheus Brown Daniel Lamprey Simon Drake Nehemiah Chase John Mobs Moulton
REVOUTIONARY 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 Company 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.]
[1-182]
[Captain Timothy Bedel's Co., /77J".]
MENS NAMES
Towns
Age
Date of Inlistment
Tho8 Crock
Piermont
24
June 1 6th
Charles Crock
D°
20
16
Uriah Stone
D°
27
16
John Kenady
Moretown *
28
Ephraim Root
Piermont
24
16
Robert Miller
Moretown
16
Richard Collins
D°
21
16
Enos Sawyer
D°
21
17
Nath11 Wales
Haverhill
21
15
Robert Kenady
Moretown
25
Adonijah Holden
Piermont
26
15
David Arwin
D°
2O
15
Benjn Sawyer
Moretown
19
15
Tho8 Piper
Piermont
22
Moses Duty
Moretown
34
15
Jona McConnel
Piermont
27
15
Frances Fenton
D°
3r
15
John Lovring
Haverhill
29
16
James Ladd
D°
23
\6
Joseph Fifield
D°
24
16
Joseph Hadley
D°
'9
16
John Heselton
D°
16
Thorn8 Caprin
D°
18
16
1 Now in Vermont.
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MENS NAMES
Towns
Age
Date of Inlistment
Timothy Curtis
Haverhill
36
June 1 6th
Amos Davis Jur
Moretown
27
I7
David Greenleaf
Bath
21
19
Tho8 Newman
D°
31
J9
Timothy Bailey
Gunthwait1
24
J9
Jesse Young
D°
24
*9
Neth11 Young
D°
21
J9
Joshua Young
D°
21
19
Richard Bedle
Bath
22
19
Frea Hand
D°
18
19
Luther Richardson
Gunthwait
26
21
Moses Pike
Bath
47
21
John Waters
D°
27
IQ.
David Weeks
D°
/
27
,/
21
Peter Gilman
D°
26
21
Abial Chase
D°
28
21
John Young
Gunthwait
26
2S
Sam11 Young
D°
27
T9
John Dodge
Haverhill
33
I9
Tho' Simpson
D°
23
2$
John Sandburn
D°
27
21
Nath11 White
Moretown
/
23
23
Benjn Martin
D°
22
23;
John Beard
Bath
35
2S
Robert Paul
Lime
26
15
Ezra Moore
Medford
J7
J5
Willm Moore
D°
29
15
Moody Freeman
Hanover
22
J5
John Freeman
D°
ix
Nath11 Woodward
Hanover
3°
j 15
Amos Rich
Oford
24
*5
Jeremiah Phelps Constant Bliss
D° D°
43 29
«7
15
Elnathan Palmer
D°
25
15
Silvenus Owen
Fairlee
29
15
Zenas Morey
D°
35
15
Nath11 Man-ill
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
» Now Lisbon.
Jona Child M. M
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[1-183] \_BedeVs Company of Rangers : 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 8th 1775
Abrm Palmer Ist L* Thomas Caprin Amos Davis ir
his
David X Greenleaf
mark
Thomas Newman Joshua Young Fifer Richard Bedel Luther Richardson
Moses X
Mark
Pike
John Watters John Dodge Sam11 young Seg* Nath11 White Nathaniel merell John Sanborn John Beard uriah Stone Corp1 Peter Oilman Abel Chase Tim0 Curtis Tho8 Simpson Jur 16
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his
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Mark
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Jeremiah Phelps Serg* Nath11 Wales Thomas Crook Charles Crook
John Kanedy Ephraim Root Enos Sawyer Robert Kanedy Adonijah Holdin David' Weeks David Erwin Benja Sawyer Thomas piper Francis Fenton Corp1 John Lovern James Ladd Joseph fifield Joseph Hadley John haseltine paid by
Tim0 Bedle Esqr Ira Hand John young Serg* Jesse young Corporal Tim0 Bay ley Nath1 young
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[July 6, 1/75, the Committee of Safety ordered Capt. James Os- good " to enlist twenty effective Soldiers." The following is a roll of the same. — ED.]
[1-191] \_A muster Role of Cap* James osgoods Compeney in Conway in the Provence of new HampsJiier~^
mens names
when Listed
Age
Ocupation
Place of Resedence
Cap4 James osgood
Ezekiel Walker
July ye 15
3°
Mason
Conway
Rewben Currer
July ye 10
45
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Bow
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July ye 17
34
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Archebeld Starling
July ye 1 7
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Conway
Abiel Messor
July ye 17
Ephraim Foster
July ye 10
44
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Methuen
Samuel Ardewe
July ye 10
28
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Ware
Barns Hesseltine
July ye 10
21
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Concord
John ordewe
July ye 10
'7
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Dunbarton
Stephen Dressor
July ye 17
21
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Zepheniah Pette
uly ye 10
3°
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Daniel Chandler
^ uly yc 10
39
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John moore
^ uly ye 10
24
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Isaac Bracket
^ uly ye 22
46
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Barwick
Samuel Stillins
uly ye 22
23
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Barwick
Joseph Colby
"ulyye 8
20
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Conway
John Murrey
July ye 22
25
Labour
Barwick
Samuel Andre
July ve 22
21
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Barwick
Thomas Spring
July ye 20
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Conway
John Beary
July ye 24
27
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Rogester
the above men are able Bodied Effective by me July 28th 1775 at Conway
men Mustered & Reviewed
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[1-192] \_Capt. Osgood's Co. Receipt for Wages,
We the Subscribers officers & Soldiers in the Second Compy of Rangers raised in the Colony of New Hampshire by the Congress thereof whereof James Osgood Esqr is Cap* for the Defence of the American Colonis Do- hereby Severlly Acknowlege to have Receved of Israel Morey Esqr pay- master of the wages due to the said Company for thier first month Ser- vice our sd first month wages respectively as witness our hand this 8th Day August 1775.
Matw Thornton Junr Recd Jotham Cum ings 2d Lieu1 James Goold First Sargent Tho8 Crawford Sergant Joseph Hatch Sarjant Andrew Neele Solomon Todd Duncan mcGregor John wallac Tho8 Kevins Jur James Whitting moses Ludington Thomas Ramsey Corporal Charles Clark Corporal Dan1 Brainerd Jr Isaiah Bachelder
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Jacob gates
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Job Moulton
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James Wesson
Enos Bishop
Henry Sellenham
Zebadiah Richardson
Samuel Wallice
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\_Capt. Parker's Co. Muster-Roll, 2775.]
A List of Cap1 John Parkers Company Mustered Sworn & paid their first Months Wages August Second Day 1775 —
MENS NAMES
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Occupation
County
time of En- listing
John Parker Cap*
[Litchfield]
Asa Pettee Lieu*
[Enfield]
i William Darrah
18
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Hillsborh
July 9th
2 Joseph Harvell
22
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Do
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3 Samuel Parker
3°
Pembroke
Taylor
Rocking"1
July 12th
4 Benjamin Bean
16
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husbandman
Do
12th
5 Andrew McAllester
34
Pembroke
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12th
6 William Simpson
Do
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12th
7 William Robinson
39
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husbandmn
Do
12th
8 John Thompson
50
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husbandman
Hillsbor0
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9 Stephen Lowell
19
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8th
10 John Loring
34
Do
Do
Do
uth
1 1 Samuel Gait
21
Pembroke
Do
Rockingm
nth
12 Matthew Gait
JQ
Do
Do
Do
nth
13 Thomas Cox
28
Do
Weaver
Do
17*
14 Thomas Robinson
44
Do
husbandman
Do
nth
15 Ephraim Garvin
24
Bow
Do
Do
iith
1 6 Alexander Parker
3^
Society Land
Do
Hillsbor
30th
17 Asa Pettee jr
18
Concord
Do
Rocking™
8th
18 Philip Harriman
29
Do
Do
Do
ioth
19 Sam1 Smith
24
Hopkinton
Do
Hillsb0
9th
20 John Thing Conner
3°
Do
Blacksmith
Do
10th
21 Winthrop Clough
27
Weare
husbandman
Do
10th
22 Ebenezer Collins
29
Hopkinton
Do
Do
ioth
23 Jona Basforcl
26
Henneker
Do
Do
10th
24 Joseph Judkins
44
Hopkinton
Taylor
Do
ioth
25 Abram Melvin
34
Weare
lusbandman
Do
IIth
26 Samuel Wort hen
26
Do
Do
Do
IIth
27 Phineas Farren
32
Do
Do
Do
IIth
28 David Clough
33
Hopkinton
Do
Do
IIth
29 Jedidiah Jewet
3*
Do
Do
Do
12th
30 Benja Collins
35
Weare
Do
Do
IIth
31 John Ordway
40
Do
Do
Do
IIth
32 Jonathan Worthly
23
Do
Do
Do
IIth
33 Daniel Murray
33
Hopkinton
Do
Do
IIth
34 William Powers
34
Henneker
Do
Do
IIth
35 Sam1 Brocklebank
35
Weare
Do
Do
IIth
36 Jesse Clements
21
Do
Do
Do
IIth
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175
37 Ebenezer Quinby
20
Weare
husbandman
Hillsb0
nth
38 Aaron Quinby
41
Do
Do
Do
nth
39 Timothy Clough
35
Do
Do
Do
nth
40 Joshua Maxfield
32
Do
Do
Do
nth
41 John Pettee
36
Goffstown
Do
Do
nth
42 Jacob Carr
21
Weare
Do
Do
nth
43 Samuel Annis
29
Goffstown
Do
Do
nth
44 Moses Flood
27
Weare
Do
Do
14*
45 Noah Kidder
4^
Goffstown
Do Do
20th
46 James Gibson
4S
Do
Schoolmaster Do
8th
47 John Fulton
24
Dunbarton
husbandman
Do
15*
48 James McCalley
28
Do
Do
Do
15th
49 John Hinckson
23
Concord
Do
Rocking"1
2 Ist
50 Edward Smith
38
Weare
Do
Hillsboroh
iS*
51 Joseph Stanley
30
Hopkinton
Do
Do
IIth
52 Nathan Clough
21
Weare
Do Do
10th
53 Henry Tewkesbury
34
Do
Do Do
10th
We the subscribers Soldiers in Cap4 John Parkers Company do hereby acknowlege to have recieved of Wm Parker Esqr the Sums affixed to our Names respectively being in full of our first months wages
August 2d 1775 —
James mcCalley 2 — John hinkson 2 —
Edward Smith Joseph Stanly
2 — Nathan Clough 2 — Henary Tuxbury
I John Parker have received of Wm Parker Esqr Six pounds in full of my first months Wages as Cap1 of Said Company —
Aug1 2d 1775 —
John Parker
I Asa Pettee have received of Wm Parker Esqr four pounds in full of my first Months Wages as Lieutenant of said Company August 2d 1775 —
Asa Patee
The aforenamed fifty three men were mustered Sworn & paid Aug* 2d 1775 Per Wm Parker
[1-198]
\_Capt. Parker's Co. Receipt.'}
We the Subscribers do hereby acknowledge that we have received of Israel Morey Esqr by the hand of Tim0 Walker junr Billeting for five days at nine pence per day Sep* 4th 1775. N B said men belong to Cap Jn° Parkers C^—
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Wm Durrel Benjamin Bean Wm Robertson Thomas Robertson Matthew Gault John Dustin Asa Pa tee jr Aaron Quinbee Joshua Maxfield
Joseph Harvel Wm Simpson James Thompson Ephraim Garven Thomas Cox Edward Smith Wra Powers Ebenr Quinbee Samuel Parker
James Gibson
his
Jn° X Loring, witness
mark
Jn° Patee Samuel Gault Benja Collins Jn° Kennison Philip Judkins Henry Tixberry
25 Men fa) 3
£4. 13. 9
Copy
We acknowledge that we have received of Israel Morey Esquire pay- master of the billeting money of Cap John Parkers Compy each of us three shilings and nine pence L My for five days to from this to Coos — Concord Sep* 4, 1775 —
Nathan Clough Jedediah Jewett Andrew McAllester Noah Kade Samuel Brockelbank Timothy Clough Daniel Murry John Thing Connor John Ardway
James McCalley Moses Flood Abraham Martin
John Fulton
John Patee
Joseph Flood
Jacob Carr Jonathan Worthley
Jn° X Keneday's mark Ebenezer Collin
Winthrop Clough David Clough
Joseph Stanley Joseph Judkins
Samuel Smith
Asa Patee
[1-199]
[ Capt. Parker's Co. Report.'}
Camp S* Johns the 28th Septemb' 1775
An Effective Role of Cap* John Parkers Company.
Present in Camp
1 Cap* John Parker
2 Ll Asa Pettee
3 L* Seath Wheeler
4 Doc John Dusten
5 Orderly Serg* Jam8
Gibson
6 Serf* John Pettee
7 Serj* Aron Quimbee
8 Will1" Robertson
9 Willm Simpson
10 Jam8 Thompson
11 Moses Herriman
12 Sam1 Smith
13 Abram Melven
14 John Ardway
15 Will"1 Powers
1 6 Sam1 Brucklebank
17 Joseph Flood
18 Eben : Quimbee IQ Timothy Clough
20 Moses Flood
21 Noah Kidder
22 John Fulton
23 Jam8 McCalley
24 John Hinkson
25 Edwd Smith
26 Nathan Clough
27 Henry Tewksbury
28 Andw McAlister
29 John Kenady
30 John French
31 Willm Courtiss
32 Jonath11 Richeson
33 Elijah Blodget
34 Prime Wheelar
35 Sam1 Parker
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
177
On Command at Leporaro — [La Prairie]
Serf Eben Collens Serf Dan1 Murry Serf Joseph Harvel Will1" Darrah Benjm Been John Loren
Mattw Gault Ephraim Garven Wonthrop Clough Jonathan Worthley Joshua Maxfield Jacob Karr
Joseph Standley Jam8 Hardy Sam1 Serjent Oliver Hand John Cox
Onion River — Joseph Judkins
Isle onore f Decon Tho8 Robertson
[Isle Aux Npix ] [ Sam1 Gault
[1-201] \_Capt. Parker's Co. Date of arrival home,
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 Liu* asa Patee Liu* Seth wheeler Serg* John Patee Serg* Danil more Serg* Aaron Quenbe Serg : Joseph Harvel Cor Ebenzer Colens Cor James Gibson Corp John fulton Corp Alxdr Parker Drum Willm Darrah fifer Sam11 Parker Benjman Been Willm Simpson James Thompson Stephen Lowal Sam11 Gall* Thorn8 Cox Thorn8 Robertson Ephram garven asa Patee Junr Moses Herriman Sam11 Smith Johnthing Conor Jonathan Basford
Will™ Robertson Andr mcAlester mathew gallt Wintrop Clough Nathan Clough
my ith [1776] ecember i6*h
December 3i*h
December i6th
December 27
Dem 28
Decm 25
Decm 1 8
Decm 31
do 18
do 16
do 17
Do 28
Do 18
Do 31
Do 31
Do 16
Do 6
Do 17
Do 6
Do 31
Do 16
do 31
Do 27
Do 18
October 15th
Deserted October the
Joseph Judkens John Duston Robert Wise David Clough Jedeiah Jewett Benjman Colens Jonathan Worthly Willm Powers Thorn8 Welch moses flood Noah Kidder Jam8 mcCalley John Hinkson Edward Smith Joseph Standly Henry Tuxberry John Loren John Kanedey Jonathan Richardson Willm Curtas Elijah Blodget olover Hand James Hardey Sam11 Sargent John french Prime wheler
October 14
December 31
Do 27
Do 27
Do 31
Do 16
Do 16
Do 16
November 30
Dec'm 31
Novem 2
Decm 31
0031
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do Do Do Do Do Do
Sam11 Burtul Bank Abrb melven Joshew maxfeald Jacob Karr John Awardey
Joseph flood Ebenezer Quembe Timothy Clough
[i These men left without being regularly discharged, when they thought their term of service had expired.]
17
1/8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
[COLONEL JOHN STARK'S REGIMENT.
Receipts for Coat Money, October, 1775.]
[1-202]
[Captain George Reid's Co.']
October 4th 1775 —
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Reids Company in Coll Stark's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have received of Timothy Walker Junr 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.
Octr 10 1775
Rob* Barnett John Nesmith James Mccluer Joshua Thompson Allen Hopkins Sam1 Thompson William Boyd Peter Cristy John Mackay william Roweli Samuel Eager Hugh Watt John Hopkins William Dickey Jonathan Holmes thomas Wilson
his
Robert X Burke
James Gray Serg* Major
James Nesmith William Clyde James Nesmith 2d Hugh Alexander William Moor John Vance George mcmurphy Stephen Chase
his
John X Head
mark
Martin Montgomery Abel Senter Hugh Mountgomery John Patterson John rnorison Matthew Anderson Ebenezer Mcllvain Thorn8 English
James morison John Livingston Robert Boyes William Parker Robert mac murphy Robert Adams James Stinson Sam1 Houston John Campbill Wm McMurphy John Ferguson Henry Parkinson Robert Mack James Duncan John Anderson
his
Sam11 X Stinson
mark
Joseph Mack
1775 Octr 16 Recd of Tim0: Walker Junr : 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
fames Gilmore Samuel Senter
Geo Reid Cap*
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
179
Also Recd : of said Walker eight Dollars for regimental Coats for James Moor & Joshua Reed
Geo Reid Cap*
Recd : of Tim0 Walker Jr : one Pound four Shillings L. my in full for a regimental Coat
Richd Cresey
[1-203] [Captain Daniel Moor's Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Dan1 Moor's Company in Coll Stark's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have receivd of Tim0 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 Oliver Lyford Jonathan Fifield
Thomas Baker Jeremiah Rawlins Christopher Bartlet
Nathan Batchelor John Thing Jephthah Tyler
Moses Merrill William Towl 2d Joseph Rawlins
Teremiah homan Caleb Morss XT , "• ^ ,.
Moses M'Connell Isaac Moor's Noah ^D°Uar
Zebadiah Lovejoy James Moor's w.,lm "• „
Insley Brown Jacob Sinkler [ *k*]
George Evans Dudley Clifford T . , |* ^ . , .
Robert Stinson Noah Emery Josiah ><Batchler
moses noyes Nath1 Martin Samuel Wells
Samuel Piper Danell Cass Nathan Holt
William Morrill Moses Roberts Moses Page
Job Sherburn Timothy Gorden Richard Robinson
John Rawlings Moses Kelsa Paul Blake
thomas Towl Nathaniel Molton T> •• S- XT •
Josiah Gorden Lemuel Stickney J „**
James Quinby William Harper
1775 Octr 17 Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr. Fourteen Pounds Eight Shillings L. my for the following Persons viz*.
Andrew Cunningham John Wadleigh John Buswell
Sam1 Kelley Sam1 Gate Eliphalet Connor
Ez1 Gilman Benja Fulsom Jona Judkins &
Thorn8 Hoyt Andrew Wiggin Samuel Lawrence
which money I promise to deliver to the above men on demand pr Dan- iel Moor Cap*
[1-204] [Captain Henry Dearborn's Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Dearbon's Com'y in Coll Stark's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have receivd of Tim0
l8O 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 Tames Garland ,-,, , ^* , , ,
Andrew M-Gaffey Elisha Hutchinsoh Clement ^X Moody
Joseph Jackson Jeremiah Connor ~. , ^ ^t.,,
Jon> Oilman Joseph Place Gldeon £ Glldden
T v x -r> j i David Mudget Moses Lock
TameS21 Rendal Simon Sanborn Nat' Batchelder
mark
Jacob Morrill Dudley Hutchinson Noah Sinkler
Robert Morrison David Page francis Lock
Nicholas Brown Neal McGafTey Bennit Lebbee
Israel Clifford Joshua Wells francis Lock [Jr.]
Thorn- X Welch Benf X Berrey AndrT Bickford
JohnN^lley Samuel' Window John ,X Welles.
John Harvey Peter Sevranc Jeremiah X Dow
Jonathan Dow Theo8 Cass J
mark
Chase Whicher Zeblon Marsh William Rowell
1775 Octr 1 6 Recd of Tim0 Walker Junr Fifteen Pounds Twelve Shil- lings L. my for regimental Coats for the Thirteen Men hereafter named viz*
Andrew Field Josiah Lebbee J°na Cram
Josiah Moody Weymouth Wallis Andrew Mcclary &
Benja Judkins Abraham Pettingill John Dwyer
Mark Wilder John Simpson
John Runnels Andrew Neally
which Money I promise to deliver to the above men on Demand
Amos Morrill Lieut
[1-205] [Captain Aaron Kinsman's Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Capt. Kinsmans Company in Coll. Stark's Reg1 do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0 Walker Junr 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— Octr 10, 1775—
Isaac Saltmarsh Q l ** R , Willm Shattuck
Joshua Danford n mCk Jonathan Stevens
Joseph Jorden J°nn Folsom Oliver Smith
Samuel Thompson Benja Cotton Josiah Meloon
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS. l8l
Stephen Webster Jonathan Flanders Nathaniel Smith
William Steel for Abraham Drake Junr
Seth Spring Thomas Flanders James kinniston
Aaron X Putney StePh™ Dudle? °avid C£*
TS* Benj* X Kinsman thomas Rolmgs
T-impc; V Pntnpv mark Moses MoultOll
-S *k Nathaniel Fox Jonathan Currier
Ebenezer Bean A , , ^ 0 ...
01 TA v Alexander X Smith
Sherbon Dearbon
mark
Octr 14, 1775 Recd of Tim0 Walker Junr Twelve Pounds L. my for Regimental Coats for the Ten following Men belonging to my Company being absent viz*
Jacob Clark Samuel Sherburne David Clement &
Joseph Rogers William Prescot Josiah Brown
George Bean J°hn Muggett
William Gordon Nath1 Dearborn
which Money I promise to pay to the above men on Demand
Aaron Kinsman Cap*
also Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr. Eight Dollars for regimental Coats for Job Judkins & Sam1 Peas
Aaron Kinsman Capt.
[1-206] [Capt. Gordon Hutchins's Co.']
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Gordon Hutchins's Company in Coll. Stark's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have receivd of T m° Walker Jr Four Dollars each in full satisfaction for a regimental Coat which was promised us by the Colony of New Hampshire, as witness our Hands — Octr 4*h 1775 —
Wm Livingston Peter Johnson Isaac Johnson
John Bean Pratt Chase Samuel Webster
Simeon Danforth Levi Hutchins William Beard
Robert Livingston Micah Flanders Benjamin Basford
Will"1 Walker John Palmer Paul McFerson
Benjamin Abbott J°hn Stone James Palmer
Daniel M°Neill Nathaniel Glines Elisha Corliss
Hubbard Carter J°hn Holden Benjamin Baker
Alexander Patterson James Stone James Burns
Joseph S. Webster Wells Davis 0 1^04.
fc - r i e* T o T> i Samuel X Patterson
Samuel Straw Jonathan Roby mark
Thomas Chandler Joseph Clough Samuel Eastman
John Bunton Jotham Young
Ezra Badger John Quimby
1 82 REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
1775 Octr 17 Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr Twelve Pounds L. my for reg- imental Coats for the Ten Men hereafter named Viz*
John Gordon Nathaniel Clement Nath1 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] [Captain Joshua Abbotts Co.']
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Abots Company in Coll Stark's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have receivd of Tim0 Walker Junr Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the regimental Coat which was promised us by the Colony of New Hampshire — Medford Octr 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
[onathan Hunton Timothy Simons Nathaniel Burbank
lacob Carter Timothy Lunt David Taylor
k>hn Abbot Davis woodes David Burbank
[ohn Bowley John Elliot Reuben Abbot
[oseph Conner Ezra Abbot in the James Aiken
[saac Davis place of Nathaniel Chandler Ab-
Richard flood Stephen Abbott bott
David Flanders Hugh Crombie A !J, r
William fifield Jonathan Karr 5a m*k **
Moses Hall Edmund Chadwick Stephen Hall
Ezekiel Dimond Edward Evans Ephraim Colby
1775 Octr 14 Receivd of Tim0 Walker Junr 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
Wm Courser Andrew Stone John Davis &
Tona Currier Thomas Straw John Rowen
Silas Call William Straw
Moses McFarland Richard Smart
which money I promise to deliver to the above men on Demand
Sam1 Atkinson Lieut
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS. 183
[1-208] [Captain Thomas McLaughlin's Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* McLaughlin's Company in Coll Stark's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have recivd of Tim0 Walker Junr Four Dollars each Man in full satisfaction for the regimental Coat which was promisd us by the Colony of New Hampshire as witness our Hands— Octr 10, 1775
Nath1 Boyd r> -a ^ n James Orr
David M'Quig Benj^X George JHugh Mathes
Abraham Johnson John Mcfarson Joseph Mathes
William Patterson Thomas Huse Timothy Martin
James Butterfield GofFe Moor Sam1 Barren
Thomas McClary John Hunter T i S u
John ONeil „ * , Lemuel,,X Hai'Vey
JohnCalahan Henry X Glover "^
Calvin Johnson James Gladding Edmond *kDaV1S
John Gregg Thomas Cutting T i ^ cv i.
James Grefg Caleb Stark John £ Siphor.
David Mcnight John Patten John Mills
James Mcferson George Emerson Joshua Gage
Samuel Caldwell Edward Bixby Benjamon Baker
John Goffe Samuel Patten Luke Egar
Solomon Hutchinson David Moor John Caldwell McNeil
1775 Octr 17 Recd of Tim0: Walker Junr Nine Pounds Twelve Shil- lings L. my for regimental Coats for the Eight Men whose names are hereafter named viz*
Alexander Milliken Charles Emerson John Turner
George Hogg Archibald Stark James McCauley in the
Wm Newman John Jordan place of Arthur Hart
which Money I promise to deliver to the above Men on demand
Tho8 Maclaughlin Cap*
also received of said Walker Eight Dollars for regimental Coats for John Aulds & John McMurphy which I promise to deliver to said men
Tho8 Maclaughlin Cap*
[1-209] [Captain Samuel Richards 's Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Richards's Comp7 in Coll Stark's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have receiv* of Tim0 Walker Jr. Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the regimental Coats which was promised by the Colony of New Hampshire
Octr 10, 1775,
1 84
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Timothy Blake Peter X Butterfield
mar'.v
Jonathan Blake
hi*
James X Can- mark
James Lyons Stephen Tuttle David Farmer Ebenezer Sinkler Benjamin Taylor
Sam1 X Smith
mark
Thomas Karr Thomas Taylor Jacob Bradbury
James Winn Joshua Wilson Austin George
Jona X Bell
mark
Reuben trusel Tames Gibbs
his
Stephen X Flanders
mark
Plomer Wheeler Elijah Blake Philip Felix Nathaniel Stevens timothy hutchison
his
Joel X Emery
mark
Joseph Robeson
his
Andrew X Newell
mark
William Barnet Eliezer Emerson Benjamin Karr John Little
his
Elias X Sargent
mark
Samuel anes Charles mccarty John Bean
his
Ezekiel X Wells in the
mark
place of Silas Wells
1775 Octr 13 Recd: of Tim0: Walker Jr. Six Pounds L. my for the five following Men belonging to Cap4 Richards's Company being absent
viz1
Jonas Hastings Wm Kemp
Benja Tiffany Jacob Hadley
Ebenr Wood
which I promise to deliver to the above men on Demand —
Jesse Karr Ensign
also recd of said Walker Twenty Eight Dollars for the seven following Men belonging to Cap1 Richards's Company for regimental Coats — viz*
Edward Wood Reuben Kemp Obed McLane
fames Lamb [acob Flanders fohn Flanders &
David Richards
which money I promise to deliver to the above men on Demand
Jesse Karr Ensign
[1-210] [Captain 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 receivd of Tim0 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.
i85
Benja Hall Abner Wheeler Wm Duty andrew gage Cyrus Handy David marden Junr Emerson Corliss Elisha Woodbury Luke Woodbury Eliphalet Rollins James farmer Heman amay Israel Rowell Joshua Atwood
Tames Hall [onathan Morgan [ohn foster [oseph Harris [ohn Kinkead John Blancher Nathan whiten Solomon Cole Stephe Pearson William perry Zibe Kimball John Jamison Joshua Heath Merrill Coburn
Jedidiah Hardy Oliver Kimball David Hall Jonathan gage Lemuel Rowell Jonathan Emerson William Farrington
his
John X Mcanell
mark
Abial Asten Ephraim Kyle Obadiah Dustin Enoch Howard
1775, Octr 16 Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr. Thirteen Pounds four Shillings L. my for Regimental Coats for the Eleven following Persons viz*
Richard Cutter Abner Gage David Gage Jesse Hardy
Form Kimball [on* Woodbury [esse Watts [saac Barker
Jona Haseltine John Simpson Robert Betts
which money I promise to deliver to the above Men on Demand — also Recd pay for Moses Poor's Coat, who was kill'd in Battle
Elisha Woodbury Cap*
[1-211] \_Captain John Hale's Co. Receipt for pay for Coats.~\
WTe the Subscribers belonging to Cap1 Hales Company in Coll Stark's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0 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*h 1775 —
Moses Kimball Moses Bayley Moses Connor Henry Blake Isaac Andrews Moses Darling John McNeail Robert Taggart Robert X Cunningham John putney Peter How Enoch Eastman
Noah Pearson Ephraim hadly Duty Stickney John Chadwick Richard Straw Tim0 Clement John Stanly Thomas X Eastman Daniel Creasy Peter Lovejoy Asa Putney Moses Jones
Samuel Symonds Phinehas Kimball Benj : Stanley Joseph Presbury David Brooks Cleaford Chaffe Jonathan Durant Joseph Putney Jonathan Putney Samuel Bradford
1 86
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
1775 Octr 17. Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr Ten Pounds sixteen shillings L. my. for regimental Coats for the Nine following Persons viz*
Am mi Andrews Andrew Wilkins Moses Eastman
Reuben Kimball John Brown Silas Coolidge
Moses Trussel Thorn8 Hill 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 Edmund Boynton i John Bean found his
own I
Nath1 Glines i John Elliot i George Shannon i Joshua Boynton i Wm Adam Perkins i John Bean Jur i Jotham Young i Isaac Cu mm ings i *Josiah Corbit His
own i
Sam1 Patterson i Wm Livingston i Daniel McNeal His
own i
Wm Beard His own i Alexandr Patterson i John Gordon i James Palmer i Benja Abbot i
John Burns i John Stone i James Stone i Sam1 Eastman i Wells Davis i John Palmer i Hubbard Carter i Jona Robie i Joseph Clough i Elijah Cochran His
own i Paul M'Pharson His
own i
Cornelius Bean i Benja Baker i Sam1 Webster i Joseph Stand Webster Charles McCoy i Isaac Johnson i William Walker i Rob* Livingston i Simeon Danford i Sam1 Straw i
Tho8 Chandler His
own i
Joseph Grace i John Bunten i Ezra Badger i John Morgan i Peter Johnson i *Abraham Kimball I *Willm Darling i Benja Basford i Elihu Corliss i Pratt Chase His own i Levi Hutchins i Nath1 Clement i John Quimby i Micah Flanders i i Joseph Soper i Daniel Livermore i James Burns i Nathaniel Perkins I
1775 Sepr 20 Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr Thirty Four Pounds sixteen shillings L. my in full for Fifty Eight Blankets for my Company
Gordon Hutchins Cap*
Josiah Corbit Abram Kimball Wm Darling not muster'd by Major Hobart —
[* Against these names are the words, " one months pay."]
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS. 1 8?
[COLONEL ENOCH POOR'S REGIMENT.
Receipts for Coat Money, October, 1775.]
[1-213] \_Captain Winborn Adams' s Co. ~\
Medford Octr 4th 1775
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Adams's Company in Coll Poor's Regiment do hereby acknowledge that we have each Man received of Tim0 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 J°hn Drisco Stephen Noble
Simon Batchelder James thomas Vincent Torr
Hatevil Laighton Winthrop Wiggin T , ^ ^ „.
David Rand Abijah Blasdel John 2<k Colhns
Robert Leathers moses Meder Daniel Shaw
John Starboard John Shepard John Sias
John Colbath Lemuel Nutter Samuel Sawyer
Samuel Runals ^ » Thompson T^T/'w'T
bamuel Demeret m^k Joseph Bickford
Eli Bickford Tobias Laighton Jn° Clough
Enoch Green William Adams J°hn 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
Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr. one Pound Four Shillings L my in full for each of the following Persons for the Regimental Coat promisd by the Colony of New Hampshire viz*
Charles Bamford Daniel Nute J°hn Glover
James Underwood Amos Furnel Jonathan Williams
Peter Stilling Joseph 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
Winborn Adams Cap*
i88
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
also receivd : Sixteen Dollars for the four following Men viz* : Ezekiel Willey, Sam1 Hill Clark, John Demeritt, and Micah Davis —
Winborn Adams Cap*
also Recd of Tim0: Walker Jr. Six Pounds L my for the five following Persons viz* Trueworthy D. Durgan, Eliphalet Durgan, Nathaniel Jenk- ins, John Buss and Tim0: Davis
pr. Winborn Adams Cap*
[1-214]
\_Capt. Jonathan Wentivorth's Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Wentworth's Company in Coll Poor's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0: Walker Junr Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the Regimental Coats which was promised us by the Colony of New Hampshire — Octr
12, 1775
Jason Chamberlin Jonathan Whitehouse Ebenezer Horn
Joshua Merrow
hi* William X Stephens
mark
Ebenezer Perkins Joshua Edgerly Josiah Durgin David Doe Ambros Cole Francis Roberts Richard Lord
William X Young
mark
Henry Stacpole John Philpot Samuel Palmer John Hanson
Joseph X
Peter Grant John foss Jonathan Young George Burnham Samuel Nute George Roberts Benjamin Wentworth Nathaniel Wentworth Joseph Kennison Coningham McCuthen Andrew Horn Samuel Merrow Solomon Laighton
bis
Thomas X Gardner
mark
Sam1 randel
John Gage Ter Elijah Buzzell Hatevil Roberts Abraham Stacpole James Chamberlin
his
Daniel X Whitehouse
mark
Ebenezer Chesle
Willaby Goodwin
w. Joshua X Grant
mark hi*
Gershom X Downs
mark
Enoch Ricker Sam1 X Grant
Ellis
John X Edwards
mark
Eliakim Miller James Wentworth Ephraim Berry
nu
Ezekiel X Ricker in the place of Daniel Cook
mark
Jonathan Clark in the place of Jedh Wentworth
1775 Octr 17 Recd of Tim0: Walker Jr. Ten Pounds sixteen Shillings L my for regimental Coats for the Nine Men hereafter named viz*
Caleb Horn Nath1 Perkins Wentworth Ricker
Charles Stagpole Caleb Wentworth William Evans
Aaron Stevens Ephrairn Alley & Stephen Berry
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which Money I promise to deliver to the above Men on Demand
Jona Wentworth Cap*
[1-215] \_Captain James Norris 's Co.~]
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* : Norris's Company in Coll Poor's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0 : Walker Jr. Four Dollars each Man in full for the regimental Coats which was promised us by the Colony of New Hampshire
Octr ioth 1775 Benj. Sanborn Benj. Oilman Winthrop Marston William Page Junr Nathaniel Bartlett Ephraim Drake Nathaniel Batchelder
John Knowles
hi. Edward X Moody
mark
Jabez French Eliphalet Norris Daniel Barber Junr Joseph Burley
his
Aaron X Rollins
Benja X Cass
mark
James Gordon Paul Hall Grant
William Page
hi. Stephen X Levit
mark
Jonathan killey David Batchelder Jeremiah Robinson Jonathan Sanborn Ebenezer Dow Ezekiel French
hi*
Nathaniel X French
msrk hi*
Nathaniel X Hardy
James Norris 3d John Morrill
hi*
David X Fullerton
^ark
Jeremiah Marston David Marston Enoch Gate Reuben Perkins Samuel Haley Tho8 Blansd Ashton
hi*
James X Norris
1 775 Octr 16 Receivd of Tim0 : Walker Junr Twenty Pounds Eight Shil- lings L my for regimental Coats for the Seventeen Men hereafter named viz*
Zebn Edgerly John Bean Dudley Gilman
David Fogg James Sanborn Nath1 Philbrick
Robert Blake William Brown Sam1 Daniels
Abner Moody Josiah Towle Sam1 Nudd &
Sam1 Prescott Jona Rawlins John Bachelder
Elisha Chapman Enoch French
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]
[ Captain Winthrop Rowe's Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Rowe's Company in Coll Poor's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0 : Walker Jr.
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Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the regimental Coats which was promised us by the Colony of New Hampshire.
Medford October 4th 1 775
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
Daniel Fogg Samuel Clifford Ebenr Clifford John Ravvlins Eleazer Gove
hi*
Noise X Parvear
maik
John Glidden John Smith Sanborn Caleb Shaw Jeremiah Sanborn
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
Jonathan X Miller
mark
Lowell Lang Eliphalet Lord Robart Meller Jonathan Steward Jesse Prescott
1775 Octr 17 Recd of Timothy Walker Jr. Nine Pounds Twelve Shil- lings L my for regimental Coats for the Eight following Men belonging to my company absent viz*
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 recd : of said Walker Four Dollars for a Coat for Phinehas Page which I promise to deliver.
Winthrop Rowe Cap*
also recd 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*
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[1-217] \_Captain Samuel Oilman's Co.]
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap1 Oilman's Company in Coll Poor's Regiment do hereby acknowledge that we have received of Tim0 : Walker Jr. Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the regimental Coat which was promised us by the Colony of New Hampshire
Thomas Foss Joseph Been Soln Howard
Eliph1 Coffin Eliphalet Neal Jonathan Severance
Barnabas McBride Eliphalet Emery Thomas Wiggin
Nehemiah X west Enoch Heath Joseph Sawyer
mark Jorm Uolcord James Morrison
Gideon Knight Dudley Leav1 Chase David Robinson
Edward Mason Zebulon Doe Samuel Leavitt
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
r^-j ^ ™r- • Tona. Stone Dudley fohn Marvel
Gideon X Wiggin Thomas Hale «•
wn K*A * . as M^le. , . James X Kinestone
Willm Badger Benjamin Knight J mOk
James Goodwin Moses Bly
Andrew Nelley in the place of Moses Davis
1775 Octr 4th Recd: of Tim0: 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, Jona Leavitt, Tho8 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 — Sam1 Gilman Cap*
[1-218] [ Captain Henry El-kins' s Co.]
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap1 Elkins's Compy in Coll Poor's Reg1 do hereby acknowledge that we have recd : of Tim0 : Walker Jr: Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the Regimental Coats which was promised us by the Colony of New Hampshire Octr 10. 1775 —
Chrisr Gold Daniel Lamprey Hanery Batchelder
Stephen Dolbeer Coffin Page Samuel Dearborn
-P. . , "* A/r Tames Wedgwood John Marston
DaVld *kM°rgan Joseph Dearborn Simon Leavitt
1 92
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Peter X Akerman
mark
Daniel Philbrick Joshua Weeks Zaccheus Brown Levi Robinson Walter Neal Joseph Taylor Abraham Libbee
his
Josiah X Mason
maik
Charles Cimbal in the John Harper in the pi
Ichabod Shaw Nathan Towl Richard Taylor Levi Lamper Jeremiah Marston William Jackson David Marston William Samborn Ebenezer Samborn Levi Marston Jonathan fogg place of Zachr Towle ace of Ebenr Tilton
Jonathan Jenness James Tuck Timothy Dalton John Marston John mobs moulton Simon Philbrick
1775 Octr 17, Receivd of Tim0: Walker Junr : Twenty Six Pounds- Eight Shillings L my for the Twenty two Men whose Names are here- after named viz
Jeremiah Berry Samuel Seve Simon Page Ebenr Levering John Dearbone Benja Tucke Samuel Marston Nath1 Berry
Simon Drake Joseph Freze Jona Goss James Hobbs Samuel Hobbs Joseph Hall Simon Knowles Edward Moulton
Nathan S. Moulton David Moulton Jona Marston Josiah Moulton John Taylor & Abner Sanborn
which money I promise to pay to the above Men on Demand —
Moses Leavitt Lfr
[1-219]
[ Captain Benjamin TitcomVs Co."]
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Titcomb's Company in""Coir Poor's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have receivd of Timothy Walker Jr. Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the regimental Coat which was promisd us by the Colony of New Hampshire —
Medford Octr 4th 1775—
Elijah Otis Jonathan hodgdon
William X Gray
mark his
Andrew X Anderson
mark
Ichabod Tibbets Jacob Hossom
Samuel Hall Benjamin Hall John Richards Ebenezer Curmel Enoch Chase Anthony Hanson William Mordnt Bell James Horn
James Burnham Jonathan Horn Amos Howard febens Holden Edward Dearborn Nathanel Watson Ephraim Perkins Thomas Garland
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Jonathan Downing John Friend Nathaniel Foss
Joseph Richardson Moses Brown William Eveleth
Thomas Furbur Jona Simonds Jeremiah Gould
Isaac Watson y , "• „ Cheney Smith
Moses Tibbitts J ° m m*k " Nathan foss
Abram Libbey 7^ofu ^ TT i Daniel Young
Eben' Hammock Zoath ><kHenderSOn Daniel Horn
Barzillai Hinds -r,, . '"j ^r
Robert Casson Phineas X Wentworth
mark
1775 Octr : 1 6 Recd of Tim0 : 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 Mcneal
Wintrop Watson Jonn Titcomb John Walker
Eliphalet Cloutman Benja Roberts Edward Rawlins
James Lucas Samuel Medar Ebenr Horn &
James Danelson David Hodson Aaron Leighton
Thorn8 Meder Thorn8 Berry
which Money I promise to deliver to the above Men on demand
Benja Titcomb Cap*
also receivd of said Walker Four Dollars for Josiah Folsom who is absent
Benja Titcomb Cap* /
[1-220] [Captain Jeremiah Clougtis Co.']
We the Subscribers, belonging to Cap* Clough's Company, in Coll Poor's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have receivd of Tim0 Walker Junr Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the regimental Coat which was promised us by the Colony of New Hampshire
Medford Octr 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
[ohn Curry T , ^ -, Ebenezer Eastman
[oseph Chandler Jacob £ Eatton Enoch Gibson
>hubel Dearborn ^ ^ Jeremiah Gibs™
James £ Gibson G Tsheperd Robert * Forest
John Dearborn William forrest rt ^ *
18
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Samuel Hanes Jonathan Thomas Jonathan Forster
Obadiah Clough Andrew Cumings Danil Randel
Nathan Taylor David Blanchard J°hn Lary
Levi Marston Joseph Smith John Glines
John Robinson Jacob Tilton Simon Sanborn
Jonathan folsom John Peterson Jonathan Smith
John Moody Oilman Humphry Colby Aaron Rolins
Joseph Hunton in the Place of Person Smith William Connerly in the Place of Thorn8 Drake William Chamberlin in the Place of Sam1 Chamberlin Abner hoitt in the Place of Nath1 Dearbone
1775 Novr ioth Receivd of Tim0 Walker Jr. Four Dollars for a Regi- mental Coat for Josiah Chase belonging to Cap* Clough's Company
Abial Foster
1775 Octr 17 Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr Eight Pounds Eight Shillings L my for regimental Coats for the Seven Men whose names are hereafter named viz4
Jona Heath Winthrop Clough Joshua Weeks
Charles Glidden William Glines
Ebenr Chandler Jona Sanborn
which Money I promise to deliver to the above men on demand —
Jerh Clough Cap*
[ 1-221] [Capt. Clough's Co.']
A List of men in Cap* Clough Company that has not Drawn Blankets —
Charles Glitton James Gibson Jonathan Folsom
John Curry David Blanchard Person Smith
Sam1 Hanes Jedh Gibson Jonathan Smith
Philip Hunt Joseph Clough Willm Haze
Levi Marston Humphrey Colby John Moody Gilman
Elisha Gate Marston Morrill Joseph Chandler
Nathan Taylor John Peterson Levi Hunt
Robert Forrest Jonathan Foster Ebenezer Eastman
Jacob Eatton Daniel Rendal Thomas Lyford
Aaron Rowlens Elkina Danford Obediah Clough
Benjn Eatton William Taylor Willim Glines
Daniel Ward Simeon Robenson Enoch Gibson
Simon Samborn Tone Boston Nath1 Durborn
Eli Simons Thomas Warren John Durborn
Willm Forrest Josiah Chase Shubal Durborn
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Medford Sepr 23* 1775 Recd of Ichabod Rollins Twenty three Pounds Eight Shillings for Blankets for Thirty Nine men of my Com- pany
Resd By me
Jerh Clough Cap*
Medford Octr 13 1775 Resd of Ichabod Rollins Twelve Shillings L. my for one Blanket
Resd By
David Moor
Medford Octr 2Oth 1775 Resd of Ichabod Rollins Seventy two Shil- lings L Money for Blankets for Six of my men Resd By
Jereh Clough
[1-222]
[Captain Philip Tiltorfs Co.]
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap*: Tilton's Company in Coll Poor's Reg* : do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0 : Walker Jr. Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the Regimental Coat W7hich was promised by the Colony of New Hampshire — Octr n 1775
Weare fifield Reuben Clough
Tim0 X Wells
mark
John fuller Levi Colbey John French John fifield Simon Oilman Joseph Marsh
Caleb X Richardson
Thos Beal Israel Smith Jonathan Weed David Burbank
his
Parker X Cooper
mark
Moses Huntooh Philbrick Huntoon
1775 Octr 18. Receivd of Tim0 : Walker Junr Fifteen Pounds Twelve
his
Oliver Smith X Blake
mark
Richard Bartlet Nathaniel Coffin
Jonathan Dudley
Edward Magoon
Sam1 Harsee
Daniel Woodman
Thorn8 Fuller
Enoch Greeley
Ephm Carter
John Sweat
Jona Cass
Joseph Calef
Jonathan Chase
Charles Barnard
David Tilton
mark Purmort
John folsom
Daniel Quimby
Trueworthy Palmer
Eliphalet Quimby
Jeremiah Bean Jonathan Sleeper
John X Ward
mark
his
his
Jacob X Sillaway
Benj X Loude
mark
mark
Timothy Quimby
Jacob Blasdel
Jonathan Huse
Joshua French
Israel Colby
David Kelley
moses woodman
Moses Blake
Joel Judkins
Dudley Oilman
196
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Shillings L my for regimental Coats for the Thirteen Persons hereafter named viz —
Ebenr Proctor Alexander Stevens Samuel Severance Nathan Sleeper Ebenr Tucker
William Tandy Nath1 Clarke Jon* Collins Jona Davis Daniel Dolloph
Richard Fitts Caleb Huntoon & Joseph Levitt
which Money I promise to deliver to the above men on Demand
Philip Tilton Cap*
[1-223]
[ Captain Richard Shortridge's Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Shortridge's Company in Coll Poor's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0 Walker Jr. Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the regimental Coats which was promisd us by the Colony of New Hampshire
Medford Octr 4th 1775
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
hi*
John X Oaks
mark
Wm Gunnison Jonathan Seavey Thomas Ayers
Benjamin Trusdel George P. Frost Zebulon Wille John King Samuel Smit Thomas Webster Cyprian Southack
John X Clarke
mark
1.U
Nicholas X Marriner
mark
Mark Brotten
his
Jonathan X Huntress
Daniel Calfe Joseph Gerrish Will1" Knight
Joseph X Mace
nr.rk
Samuel Nudd Simeon Marshall John Hilton Thomas Warteres
his
Simeon -|- Gilman
mark
Tho8 Middleton Aron Rawllins
his
Thomas X Speed
mark
John Rawlins Elijah Vickery Samuel Davis
1775 Octr 16 Recd: of Tim0: Walker Jr Four Dollars for a Regimental Coat for Jeremy Mason belonging to my Company & absent
Richard Shortridge Cap*
1775 Octr 4 Recd: of Tim0: Walker Jr : Four Dollars for each man whose name is hereunto annexed viz* John Hunking, Ebenr Stagpole,
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Benja Dame, Ephraim Hall, Elisha Gunnison, John Grace, Ephraim Rand, Philip Johnson, Sam1 Shortridge, William Bennet, Samuel Bro- ton, being eleven in Number which I promise to deliver to said Men
Richard Shortridge Cap*
J775 Octr 4th Recd : of Tim° : Walker Junr : Three Pounds four Shil- lings in full for one Months pay for Jona : Weeks and a Regimental Coat for said Weeks
Zachah : Beal Lieu*
1775 Octr : 4 Recd : 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 Benja Newmarch Benja Dockum &
John Dennet Joseph Hogsdon Thorn" Footman
which Money I promise to deliver to the above men on demand —
Richard Shortridge Cap1
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[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 recd of Tim0: Walker Jr. Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the regimental Coats which was promisd us by the Colony of New Hampshire
Moses Stevens Samuel Brown J°hn Lane 3d
David Currier N , £ RneW-ii Levi Mills
Nathaniel Leavitt *°ah *kBuS" el moses Page
Israel Ingalls William Gross Biley Smith
his hu his
Peter X Kent Jeremiah X Haseltine William X Severance
mark mark mark
Jere Foster theopilus Grifen Peter Stevens
Simon Norton Reuben Heath asa Stevens
Roberds Hale Simon Merrill Thomas Wadleigh
Tames Goss 0 i ^ TT ,1 Sam1 Hall
[ohnLane Samuel .k Heath William Randall
[ohn Tuck Samuel Johnson Ruben Hill
)ben Wells amos knowles
Dudley Bayley Jacob Clifford for myself and John Clifford
1775 Octr 1 6 Recd : of Tim0 : Walker Jr. Thirty Four Pounds sixteen shillings L. my for regimental Coats for the 29 Men hereafter named viz*
John Hills Zebediah Heath Peter Severance
Ebenr Copps John Hutchins Reuben Sanborn
Micah Chaplin Ephraim Hutchins Joseph Spillard
Moses Whittaker Sam1 Morse Sam1 Stevens
Gilbert Bond Josiah Morse Jona Wadley
Benja Couch Samuel Morrill Thorn8 Wilson
John Emmons John Morrison Jonn Wadley
John Griffin Moses Quimby Moses Webster &
Samuel Healey William Shannon J°hn Farnum
Levi Hildrith Joseph Smith
which Money I promise to deliver to the above Persons on demand
H Hutchins Cap*
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[1-225]
[ Captain Jacob Hinds 's Co.']
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap^-Iinds's Company in Coll Reeds Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have recd : of Tim0 : Walker Jr : Four Dollars each Man in full for the regimental Coats which was prom- ised us by the Colony of New Hampshire
Medford Octr 4 1 775—
John Cole William Farwell Richard Coughlan William Hutchins Nahum Goodenow Samuel Robbins Reuben Tarbell Luther Winslow Daniel Warner
his
Ira X Evans
mark
Elijah Elmer David Glasier Nathaniel Whetcomb Elijah Taylor
Israel X Thomas
Daniel Carlile Moses Belding Josiah Powers Jonathan Barrit John W Mitchel Henry Chamberlin Job Warner Ebenezer Aldrich
his
Eleazer X Robbins
mark
Jude Hall Ephraim Stone Elijah Cooper Ebenezer Chamberlain
his
Nathaniel X Pettingil
mark
his
James X Simonds
mark hi*
John X Meginnis
mark
David Stoddard David Robins
his
Jonathan X Thompson
mark his
Lemuel X Wentworth
mark his
David X Thompson
Caleb Aldrich Jonathan Wright Elisha Belding
Ezekiel Davis had a Coat found by the Colony
1775 Octr 9 Received of Tim0 Walker Jr. Four Dollars for each of the following Men being absent viz
Samuel How Nathan Wilbore Jacob Hinds [Jr.] David Darby John White John Middle
Job Brittain Oliver Johnson Caleb Balch John Ran stead Ephraim Leonard Jacob Davis
David Witherby Thomas Amsden Benja Mi not Hinds Reed Aaron Wheeton
the above seventeen Men all joined my Company before the 4th 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]
\_Enlistment, Captain Jacob Hinds' s Co.]
Capt. Hinds's Company paid Sept. 1775
We the Subscribers do Solemnly and Several!} inlist ourselves as Sol- diers in the New Hampshire Service for the preservation of the Liber-
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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*: 19th 1775 — We the Subscribers do hereby acknowledge that we have receivd of Ichabod Rolins Esq Twelve Shillings L my each for a Blanket and Forty Shillings L my 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 Glasier
h»
Aaron X Wheaton
mark
Nathaniel Whetcomb
David X Thompson
mark
his
Jonathan X Thompson
mark
[1-227]
[ Captain Levi Spaulding' s Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Spaulding's Company in Coll Reeds Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0 Walker Junr Four Dollars each Man in full Satisfaction for the regimental Coats which was promisd 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 James Hutchinson
his
Benjamin X Dike
Job Bayley Joseph Ellinwood Samuel Leeman
his
Richard X Goodman
mark
Nathael Batchelder William Lee William Merrill Samuel Hutchason William Campbell Samuel Lowel Jacob Dutton Ezra Dutton
Phinehas Barker Ephraim How Samuel McMaster Andw Thompson
William X Tuck
mark
Simeon Finch Ephraim Rollf William Starrett
his
Benja X Stearns
mark his
Isaac X Stearns
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2O I
Jesse Lund Tohn Rowe
Andrew Shannon
Tim0 X Macintire John Osgood John Johnson
Ephraim X Smith
mark
Rob* Glover Nehemiah Hutchinson Samuel Currier Edward Beavins James Campbell
Andrew Shannon Recd pay in the place of Elijah Wilkins by agreement.
1795 Octr 12 Recd : of Tim0 Walker Junr 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 Sam1 Stiles David Glover which money I promise to deliver to the above men on Demand Levi Spaulding Cap*
£1-228] [Captain Ezra ToivnJs Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Town's Company in Coll Reeds Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0 Walker Junr : 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 Benja Williams Jesse Carlton Daniel Severance
Isaac Stanhope
hi* Daniel X White
Farrah X Miller
mark
John Breed David Elliot David Avery Elisha Hubbard Thomas Morrison Phinehas Adams Abel Severance Samuel Griffin Ebenezer Bullard Asa Adams David Marshall Ebenezer Severance
Ebenezer X Prat
Timothy Stearns John Eliot John Steart
his
Arthur X Churchwood
mark
Josiah Walton Joseph Felt Samuel Bredeen Samuel Mitchel Jonathan Stevens Tho" Suck1 Tufton Daniel Hall David Melvin Aaron Oliver pelatiah Whittemore
Jeremiah Andrews Stephen Adams
1775 Octr 12th Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr: Nine Pounds Twelve Shil- lings for Eight Mens Coats belonging to my Company being absent viz*
John Temple Nath1 Carlton Nathan Weston
Ezra Town Jr Samuel Soper Levi Adams
Benja King Peter Brown
which Money I promise to deliver to the above Men on Demand
Ezra Towne Cap*
202
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[1-229] [ Captain Jonathan Whitcomb's Co. List for Blankets.~\
Serg* William Heaton Present Serg* Amos Boynton*
Serg* Josiah Hastings Present Corp1 Joseph Hammond [Jr] do
Corp1 Eleazer Jordon do
Corp1 Josiah Burton do
fifer Joseph Smith do
Drumr 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 ye nth of Septr 1775
Recd of Timothy Walker Jur thirty six pounds twelve shill8 in full for Sixty one Men in Cap* Whitcombs Company for Blankets in said Com- pany agreeable to the within List at I2/ each, by me Deducting one pound four shillings for two men Inlisted into the Train viz Abraham Griffin and Ebenr parsons and ye Remainder is 35—8=0
Elijah Clayes Lieu*
Joseph Potter* Amasa Parker*
William Robertson Present
William Toleman do
Moses Tucker do
Eleazer Stoddard do Ebenezer Toleman*
Benjamin Toleman Present
Henry Veazey do
John Whitney do
Jonathan Wood do
Elisha Walton do
Elijah Walton do
Benjamin Wheeler do
John Whitney 2d do
Samuel Follet do
Joshua Ellis absent sick
Samuel Kempton u ""
Samuel Wilson u *'
Samuel Treadwell Present
Jeremiah Wilson do Jesse Cheaney on furlough
David Braman Present
Levy Durrant do
Charles Milins Deserted
Parson Newell Dead Ebenezer Parsons in the train
Georg Parkhurst* Deserted
Samuel Parkhurst Deserted
Hezekiah Scot do Abraham Griffin in the train Abijah Whitcomb
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[1-230]
[Captain Whitcomb' s Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* : Whitcombs Company in Coll Reeds Reg* : do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0 Walker Jr. Four Dollars each Man in full for the regimental Coats which was promisd 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 hutchins Moses Tucker Joseph Potter Samuel Wilson Jesse Cheney Stephen Brigham Josiah Burton Silvanus Reed William Tolman Nathaniel Cumings Elij. Walton Enoch Cumings Jonathan Wood
Nathaniel Hills David Braman John Harrington
Joshua
Hollowill merrill Levi Durant Josiah Hastings
hii
Elisha X Walton
EzekieFchase Eleazer Cobleigh John Whitney 2d John Whitney Henry Veazie
for
1775 Octr 13 Recd of Tim0 : Walker Jur : 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
Sam1 Treadwell John Merrill
Benja 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] [Captain William Walker's Co. List for Blankets.'} '
A List of the Mens Names Mustered at Cambridge May 26 1775 Cap* Walkers Company
Cap* Wm Walker Lieu* James Brown Ensign Wm Roby Dan1 Warner Francis Putnam John Lund
Moses Chandler Abijah Reed Elifelet Bailey Eleazer Blanchard Richd Adams Ebenr Fosget
James Harwood Ichabod Lovewell Hart Balch Stephen Blanchard Jacob Blodget Nehemiah Winn
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Wm Ar Hawkins Medad Combs Simn Butterfield Peter Honey Paul Clogstone Dead Joel Steward Philip Ab* Roby Jonathan Harris Wm Harris Junr Arch1 Gibson Benn Whitney Jonathan Danforth Phin" Whitney David Adams Jason Russell Dead Benn Bailev
Wm Butterfield James Gibson David Marsh John Snow Nathan Abbot Tim'y Darling Dan1 Brown Theodore Stevens Henry Stevens Stephen Blanchard Jr. Henry Lovejoy Jonathan Gray Isaac Brown 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. Wra Harris Mansfield Taplin
Winter hill ye IIth of Sepr 1775 —
Recd of Timothy Walker Jur. thirty seven pound Sixteen Shill8 in full for Blankets for Sixty three Men in my company at 12 / each by me
Wm Walker Cap*
[1-232]
\_Captain William Walker's Co.']
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Walker's Compy in Coll Reed's Reg* do hereby acknowledge that we have recd of Tim0 Walker Junr Four Dollars each Man in full for a regimental Coat which was promised us by the Colony of New Hampshire
John Lund John Lovewell
Simeon X Butterfield
Peter X Honey
mark his
Joel X Steward
mark
Benjamin Whitney Phinehas Whitney Benjamin Bayley
Eliphalet X Bayley
mark
Eleazer Blanchard
his
Richard X Adams
Ebenezer X Fusget
mark
David Marsh Moses Chamberlin Jona 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
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.
2O5
1775 Octr 13 Recd : of Tim0: Walker Jr. Nineteen Pounds four Shil- lings L my for regimental Coats for the Sixteen following Persons viz*
Daniel Warner
William Hawkins Medad Combs Wm Harris Junr Archd Gibson David Adams 2d
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
Wm Walker Cap*
[ Captain Philip Thomas's Co."]
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* Thomas's Company in Coll Reed's Reg1 do hereby acknowledge that we have receivd 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
Medford Octr : 4 1775
Jacob Peirce John Demary Ebenr 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 Benja Parker
Ter Rusell
hit Thomas X Henderson
mark hi*
Timothy X Rogers
mark
Nehemiah Porter Hezekiah Wetherbee
Benja Lovering Ezekiel Learned
his
Richard X Alexander
mark
Enos Lake Henry Davis Reuben page Dudley Griffin Daniel Russell Daniel Lake David Davis Leme Page
1775 Octr 15th Recd of Tim0 Walker Jr Ten Pounds Sixteen Shil- lings L my for Regimental Coats for the Nine Persons hereafter named belonging to my Company, being absent — viz*
Benja Davis Joseph Wright Joel Russell
Jacob Hobbs John Thompson Isaac Leeland
Godfrey Richardson Hugh Gragg £ Benja Dole
which Money I promise to deliver to the above Persons on demand
Philip Thomas Cap*
206
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
[1-234] [Captain Benjamin Mann 's Co. List for Blankets, ,]
Sar* Abijah Allen Sar* Jonathan Robbins Sar* Simeon Ames Sar* Ebenezer Carpen- ter
Corp. Samuel Abbott Corp. Willm Miles Corp, John Buxton Corp. Silas Fuller John Farnum Benja Beavins Elijah Avery Will™ Ball Ebenezer Carleton Daniel Collins Sam1 Campbell John Dutton Nathaniel Fair 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 Willm Parker Benja Randell Samuel Scripture John Sloan John Stroud Samuel Scripture Jr Thomas Tarbell Edmund Tarbell Edmund Taylor
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 Benja Wright Levi Rogers^ Joseph Slack
Winter Hill Sepr ye 13th 1775
Recd of Timothy Walker Jur thirty four pounds four shill8 in full for fifty seven mens Blankets in my company at 12 / Each by me
Benjamin Mann Cap*
[-235]
[ Captain Benjamin Mann's Co.~\
We the Subscribers belonging to Cap* : Mann's Company in Coll Reed's Reg*: do hereby acknowledge that we have recd : of Tim0 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 HI Benjamin X Bevins
Joseph Herrick Sam1 Scriptur 2d
his
Isaac X Barrett
mark
John Dutten John thorn as Samuel Campbell Jonathan Foster
John X Sloan
mark
John Hutchinson Simeon Hildrith Amos Coburn Edmund Taylor Jeremiah Holt Simon Holt
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
207
Timothy Lowell
hit
John X Fish
mark
Isaac Flagg John farnum Joseph Hodgman
his
Joseph X Lowel
Nath1 X Haseltine
mark
mark his
George X Woolson
mark his
Elijah X Averil
mark
Daniel Collins Adine Goodenouf
Sam1 X Scripture
mark
John Gilson Asa Lewis
hu
William X Bale
mark
John Adams Joseph Slack
Octr 12 1775 Recd of Tim0 : Walker Jr : Four Dollars for each of the following Men being absent viz*
Simon Ames Ebenr Carpenter Thorn8 Tarbell Edmund Tarbel Stephen Lund
Nath1 Farr Ebenr Carlton Zac8 Hogsman Benjamin Kendall John Stroud
William Parker Levi Rogers Jacob Blodgett Samuel Wright
I do hereby Promise to deliver four Dollars to each of the above named fourteen Men
Benjamin Mann Cap*
[1-237] [Captain Josiah Crosby's Co, .]
We the Subscribers in Cap* : Crosby's Company in Coll Reeds Reg* : do hereby acknowledge that we have recd : of Tim0 : Walker Jr : Four Dollars each Man in full satisfaction for the regimental Coat which was promised us by the Colony of New Hampshire
Octr 12, 1775
Thos 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
Ioseph Boutwell onas Perry
Nathaniel X Berritt
mark
Thomas Boutell Samuel Stearns Jonathan Greele Jacob Curtice ,
his
Stephen X Crosby
mark
Bezaleel Howe John Greele Amos Flint Joel How
his
Jona X Burnam
Sam1 X Williams Robert cochran Andrew Leavitt
his
Jonathan X Wilkins
mark
Asa Farnum
1775 Octr 12 Recd Four Dollars of Tim0 Walker Jur : for each of the
2O8 REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Nineteen following Persons being absent for their regimental Coats promised by the Colony of New Hampshire viz1
John Mills Benja Davis J°na Taylor
David Ramsey Joshua Abbott Joshua Pettengill
Josiah Sawyer Alexander Brown Nath1 Grealey
Elear 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 Men 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 Chaudiere 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 Qth of September, where they were organized into two battalions of about eleven hundred men, and re- mained until the evening of the I3th, when they marched to Med- ford. They sailed from Newburyport on the igth, 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. 19
210
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[1-241] \_Amounts due the Men of Dearborn's Co.~\
Time of first Inlistment
under whom
i
i What Regt
Pay Receivd
what's Due up to first of Septemr
Henry Dearborn Cap*
April 23, 1775
Stark
18. o.o
7.12.0
Nath11 Hutchins Ensn
Do
Mclaughlin
Do
II. 0.0
4. 1.4
Ammi Andrews Serj1
Do
Hale
Do
8.08.0
3. 4.0
Joseph Thomas Do
Do
Dearborn
Do
7. 4.0
3. 0.9
Jona Perkins Do
Do
Moor
Do
7. 4.0
3. 0.9
Sam11 Cherry Do
Do
Reed
Do
7. 4.0
3. 0.9
Thos McClure Do
24
Mclaughlin
Do
7- 4-o
2.19 2
Moses Gilman Corp1
May8 —
Kinsman
Do
6.12.0
1.13.9
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
MayS
Kinsman
Do
6.12.0
1.13.9
Tho8 Frohock Private
Do
Do
Do
6. o.o
[Torn.]
Wm Johnston
Amos Heath
May 14
Abbot
Do
6. o.o
I. 2.8
John -McCollom
Do i
Moor
Do
6. o.o
2. O.O
Jona Fogg
April 23
Do
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
Aaron Serjant
Do
Do
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
John Robinson Drumer
June 16
Norris
Poor
6. o.o
John Dobbin Private
April 24
Mclaughlin
Stark
6. o.o
2. 9.4
Jona Norris
Do 23
Moor
Stark
6. o.o
2.10.8
David George
Do
Reed
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
Tho8 Stickney
May i
Moor
Do
6. o.o
2. O.O
Winthrop Keneson
Dp
Do
Do
6. o.o
2. 0.0
Joseph Loverin
April 24
Abbot
Do
6. o.o
2. 9.-
Moses Follinsby
Do
Mclaughlin
Do
6. o.o
2. 9.-
Joseph Smith
May IIth
abbots
Do
6. o.o
I. 6.8
Enos Runnels
Do i
Moor
Stark
6. o.o
2. 0.0
John Ray
April 24
Mclaughlin
Do
6. o.o
2. 9.4
John Orr
D-23
Reed
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
Tho» Tolley
May 29
Titcomb
Poor
6. o.o
o. 4.0
John Maunhun
April 23
Richards
Stark
6. o.o
2.10.8
Edmond Bointon
May i
Hutchins
Do
6. o o
2. 0.0
Jn° Flanders
April 24
Abbot
Do
6. o.o
2. 9.4
Josiah Allen
Do 23
Moor
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
Sam11 Sias
May 6
Dearborn
Do
6. o.o
i. 13-4
Jn° Robinson
April 24
Abbot
Do
6. o.o
2. 9.1
Joseph Springer
May 20
Kinsman
Do
6. o.o
0.14.8
Wm Preston
Do 4
Abbot
Do
6. o.o
I.IO.O
Eliphas Reed
Do 12
Do
Do
6. o o
i. 5-4
Jo8 Davis
Do 6
Do
Do
6. o.o
1.13.4
Peter Roswell Stephens
April 24
Do
6. o.o
2. 9-4
Partrick Fling
April 23
VIclaughlin
Stark
6. o.o
2.10.8
Bryan Roque
Do 28
Woodbury
Do
6. o.o
2. 4-0
Elkiner Danforth
May 27
Clough
Poor
6. o.o
o. 6.8
Jacob Chace
April 23
Hale
Stark
6. o o
2.10.8
Moses Martin
May 10
Abbot Do
6. o.o
i. 8.0
218
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Time of first Inlistment
under whom
What Regt
Pay Receivd
what's Due up to first of Septemr
John Bean
April 23
Hutchins
Stark
6. 0.0
2.10.8
James Beverly
May 4
Dearborn
Do
6. 0.0
1.16.0
Robert Heath
April 23
Hale
Do
6. 0.0
2.10.8
John Morgan
April 30
Hutchens
Do
6. 0.0
2. 1.4
Nath11 Martin
Do 23
Moor
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
Wm Forest
Do Do
[Torn out.]
Do
6. o.o
[Torn out.]
Matthias French
May 8
Dearborn
Do
6. o.o
"• x
i. 10. 8
James Carr
April 23
Hale
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
Enoch Bayley
Do Do
Woodbury
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
David Lawler
Do 24
Mclaughlin
Do
6. o.o
2. 9.4
Wm Taylor
Do 23
Hale
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
Jona Smith
Do 24
Mclaughlin
Do
6. o.o
2. 9.4
Sam11 Hews
Volentine Serjeant
Do 23
Reed
Do
6 o.o
2.10.8
Robert Holland
May i
Moor
Do
6. o.o
2. 0.-
John Clark
April 24
Abbot
Do
6- o.o
2. 9.4
Moses Fellows
Do 23
[Torn out.]
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
Tho8 Holmes
May 4
Reed
Do
6. o.o
1.16.0
Moses Kimbal
April 23
Hale
Do
6. o.o
2.10.8
Abram Kimball
John Pike Hilton
May 23
Dearborn
Do
6. o.o
0. 12.0
/I46.I0.8
The above is a True Roll of the Company that March'd from Cam- bridge to Quebec with me in the year 1775
Henry Dearborn, Cap* Sworn to before the Committee
State of New Hampshire In Committee of Safety Novemr 8th 1776 To Nichs Gilman Esqr R. G. Pay Each Person in the foregoing Roll the Sum carried off 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 —
hi»
Jonathan -f- Fogg
mark
received for John Dobbin per order Mathw Patten William Taylor .Receiv'd for John Pike Hilton
O.I2.O
7.12.0
Jonathan Perkins Elkanah Danforth
& for my Self
Joseph Smith James Beverley
£8. 4.2 Per Henry Dearborn
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
2I9
william Presson
his
Eliphis X Reed
Receiv'd for John morgan 2.1.4
& for my Self — 4. i .4
Jonathan Norris
Moses Kimhall
Robart -(- Hollands mark
Timothy Ahern
Receiv'd for Aaron Sargent 50.9 8
Thomas Clough Jn° Robertson
Robert Heath
Received for Thomas Holmes .per order Samuel Cherry Peter R Stevens
.Edmund Boyenton
Thomas Stickney
Enos Runnells
Recd for John McCollam per
order. Henry Dearborn Rec'd for Sam1 Sias per Order
Henry Dearborn
received for Joseph Davis Per order Per Cutting Noyes Recd for Amos Heath per order 2 2s 8—
Per Sam11 Little recM for David Lawler per order — 2.9.4
James Underwood Receiv'd for Matthias French £1.10.8 William French Juner Recd my wages within mentioned Jacob Chase Recd for Jonathan Smith
per order.
Per Natha1 Hutchins
£6.2.8
Per Natha1 Hutchins Receiv'd for Nath Martin
2.10.8 Per Mathw Patten
receiv'd for Thorn8 McClure
2.19.2 & for my Self — 3. 4.0
£6. 3.2
Per Am mi Andrews received for moses fellows & for my Self—
£5.11.5 Joseph thomas Samuel Chirrey Receiv'd for Patrick Fling
2.10.8
for Volentine Serjeant 2.10.8
for David George — 2.10.8
£7.12.0
Per Samuel Cherry Enoch Bayley Thomas frohock
Oilman
Caleb Edson
Recd 495 40? for Moses Follinsby Per order Per
John Hogg
Recd 555- 8 for James Taggart per order —
Per Am mi Andrews Recd for John Maunhun per order —
Daniel Moor
Recd 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 Quebec 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 Cap1 Nathanel Huchens Lieu* Ammi Andrews Ensn Joseph Thomas Sarg* Jonathan Purkens D° Samuel Cherry D° Thomas McCluer D° Moses Gilmon Corp1 Timothy Aharn D° James Taggart D° Simeon Sanborn D° Caleb Edson fifer Thomas Frohock Private William Johnson D° Amos Heath
John McCollom onathan Fogg Aaron Sargent
[ohn Robinson
[ohn Dobbin
[onathan Norris
>avid George Thomas Stickney Winthrop Kineston Joseph Levering Moses Folinsby Joseph Smith Enos Runnels John Kay John Orr Joseph Springer William Presson Eliphes Reed Joseph Davis
A True List October 3Oth 1776
Peter Oswal Stevens Patrick Fling Bryan Roque Eleanah 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 John Maunhun Edmond Byanton John Flanders Josiah Ellen Samuel Syas John Robinson Redhead
Henry Dearborn Cap*
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
221
l>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 now in
Wages due
£ S. D
Moses Kimbal
3d Reeds
I"
Private
Derborne
2
Luther Trowbridge
d°
Whitcombs
Corp1
Wards
2. 4.-
Ebenr Toolman
d°
d°
Private
d°
2
Edwd Arnold
d°
d°
d°
d°
2
John Barker
d°
d°
d°
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Joseph Fasset
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Gil. Casewell
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Jos. Parks
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Jn° Brown
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Rob* Wessly
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Amos Boynton
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Wildair Redder
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Ephraim Stevens
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Sam1 Harpur
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Cambridge Head Quarters Septemr 14, 1775
Sir
His Excell" General Washington desires you would give the neces- sary Directions for the Payment of the New Hampshire Troops to
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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 Septembr I4th 1775
Sir I Desire you would Immediately pay off The within mentioned Sums to The Troops now marching to Canady or Send it by Captain Dearborn & you will oblidge your Humble Servant
Jn° Sullivan
Ichabod Rollings Esqr
N B all Those who have not been paid up to the month of August ought to be Immediately paid yrs as above
Jn° Sullivan Dean Brooks
Sr I Desier that you Wold answer the above Reqest as I Have Not the money
Ichad Rollins
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ROLLS OF THE TROOPS ENGAGED IN THE DE- FENCE OF PISCATAQUA 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] \_ColonelJoshua Wingate's Return of the Troops Stationed for Defence of Pis cat aqua Harbor, November,
A return of the Rifle Men under the Command of Lieu* James Parr, on Great-Island, Novr 5th 1775 — James Parr, Lieut.
Serjeants — Corporals
John Dougherty Aquilla White
John Doyle Alexr Crawford
Privates —
George Sands Jacob Lindey John JVPMurtry
George Saltsman Lawrence Meskill John Early
William Leek J°nn Youer Michael Myles
Charles Cochran John Stretton James Laughlin
Charles Ford David Reece William Chesnut
William McMurry Henry Shoot Henry Snebly
James Carson David Wright John Bornheeter
Aaron Wright Daniel Mangum Hugh Dennison
Sam1 Dean John Thompson Samuel Sciley
David demons Tho8 Cook
Andrew Johnston, Drummer
224
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[I~245]
Return of Cap* Joseph Parsons's Company, on Great-Island, Novr 5th
1775—
Joseph Parsons, Cap*
Serjeants —
Abraham Libbey Alexander Salter Timothy Berry Sam1 Knowles
Joseph Rand Sam1 Jenness Jur Job Brown Nathan Towle Peter Jenness Nimshi
Abraham Clifford Edward Varrill James Ryan Elijah Lock
Nathan Goss, 2d Lieu
Corporals —
Henry Shopley William Rand Joshua Lock Jeremiah Berry
Privates —
James Seavey Joshua Rand Stephen Rand Richard Jenness Joseph Brown Wm Yeaton Benjamin Marden John Rand Robert Morrison John Jenness
William Seavey, Ist Lieu*
Drummer- Peter Johnson
Jftfer—
Michael Doulton
John Lock Edward Randel Jacob Tibbitts Thomas Lang George Sanders Abrahm Matthews John Foss Tobias Trundy William Treferrin [Trefethen]
A Return of Cap* John Calefs Company on Great-Island Nov
'775—
John Calef, Cap* Robert Stewart, i8* Lieu*
Benjamin Hoit, 2d Lieu* Peter Morss, Ensign
Serjeants —
Benjamin Batchelder William Richardson Charles Collins Tho8 Eliot
John Darling James Atwood Caleb Webster Sam1 True
Corporals —
Benjamin Morss Andrew Bryant Zebadiah Hoit Thomas Gould
Privates
Benjamin Fuller Jesse Heath James Randall Sam1 Goodwin
Drummer — 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
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*
5th '775—
Richard Dowe, Cap* Jesse Page, Ist Lieu*
Se rjea n ts — Benjamin Stone Joseph Perkins Richard Cheney Asa Dowe
Ezekiel Giles, 2* Lieu* Jeremiah Dowe, Ensign
Corporals — Fifer
Percy Dow
John Moor Bayley David Atwood
Isaac Heath Pelatiah Bartlett Joseph vSanders Elijah Hall John Asten Pearly Merrill Daniel Haseltine Phineas Gordain John Hunkins Robert Bradford Ebenr Woodbury John Lancaster John Hillsgrove
Benja Davis Abrahm Amey
Privates — Nathan Webster James Noyes Dudley Merrill Joseph Knight Joseph Hull Jeremiah Poor Ephm Marsh Dudley Currier Isaac Clough John Johnson Stephen Dole Joseph Chandler Daniel Colby
John Clements Nath1 Noyes Abrahm Chase Nath1 Cheney James Grey Moses Emery Isaac Dow Daniel Stevens Nath1 Simmons David Carlton Sam1 Eatton Samuel Huse
A Return of Cap* Benjamin Butler's Company, on Great-Island, Novr 5th '775-
Benjamin Butler, Cap* Vowell Leathers, i8* L
Serjeants — Tho8 McConnell Jonathan Davis Daniel Chesley Jonathan Willey
20
John Gile, 2d Lieu* ten* Sam1 Gray, Ensign.
Corporals — Drummer—
Jonathan Huckins George Hutchins
John Follett Philip Chesley Abner Davis
226
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Winthrop Langley John Kynaston John Chesley John Randel William Clark Joseph Langley Asa Gile Andrew Chesley Edward Fox Ebenezer Leathers Abrahm Knight
Privates
Samuel McConnell John Bickford Tho8 Whitehorn Jonathan Langley Nath1 Hall Abel Leathers [onathan Crosbie [ohn Robinson [oseph Leathers [srael Fox Levi Robinson
Isaac Cheslev Ebenr Chesley Charles Willey Quick Priest Sawyer Chesley Andrew Simpson Sam1 Clark Robert Downs Robert Bomford Timothy Gleeson William Watson
[1-246]
A Return of Cap* Abraham French's Company, on Great-Island, NovT
5th 1775—
Abraham French, Cap* Richd Hubbard, Ist Lieu*
Richd Sleeper, 2d Lieu* Joseph Williams, Ensign
Serjeants
Aaron Young Caleb Siven Humphrey Hook Jona Pollard
Daniel Gilman Daniel Smith Nehemiah Davis Philip Blasdel Tho8 Blasdel Joseph Tucker James Thorn Stephen Clifford Nath1 Flanders Sam1 Blasdel Nathan Bartlett
Corporals
Jacob Peaslee Isaac Flanders Benjamin Stevens William Collins
Privates
Isaac Webster Ephm Winslow Sam1 Bussiel Sam1 Cammet Tho8 Butman John Stevens Jeremy Bartlett Israel Dimond Benja Colby Joseph Brown David Tilton
Drummer William Tande
Samuel French Nath1 Felows Jotham Sawer Timothy Sanborn Ebenr Fiffield Enos Sanborn Andrew Mac Henry Blasdell Scipio
[1-246]
A Return of Cap* Robert Crawford's Company, on Great-Island, Nov
5th 1775 —
Robert Crawford, Cap*
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Serjeants — Daniel Wadson Timothy Tilton
227
Ephraim Sanborn Sherborn Sanborn Abraham Hook
Privates —
Richard Griffy Stephen Long Moses Sleeper
Ebenezer Colbe Eli Dow Spencer Bennett
A Return of Cap* Titus Salter' s Company of Artillery at Fort Wash- ington Novr 5th 1775.
Titus Salter Esq. Cap* Tho8 Pickering, Ist Lieu*
Serjeants —
Abner Blasdell George Munhull Joseph Day
Dan1 Evens, 2d Lieu* Joseph Leigh, Ensign
Corporals
Richard Jenkins
Th8 Jones
Nathan White Fifer
Pelatiah Weeks Hunking Faxen
Drummer George Waters
John Williams, Gunner Richd Colsten, Gunners Mate
Wm Mclntyre, Coxswain of ye Boats
Privates
John Shortridge Noah Peirce Daniel Spinney Sam1 Hart William Loud Daniel Loud Henry Cate Joseph Brotten John Underwood* Samuel Hill William Waldron George Waldron George Walton disd
Oct 30.
William Shoars Noah Gilman Tho8 Thurber Obadiah Marshall Sam1 Waters Josiah Clark
George Rawlins George Reed James Yeates John Akerman* William Cross Amos Beck John Grey John Benson Richd Lang Sam1 Weeks John Sherborne Benja Cross Mark Loud John Abbott Joseph Dudley Benja Smart Sam1 Goodwin John Hull Sam1 Jones Tho8 Gammon
*Cashired.
James Hight
John Varrell
Jona Huntress
Wm Green
Sam1 Cotton
Ephm Davis
Edd Ayers
Edmund Furnald
John Clark
Sam1 Slade
Benja Yeaton
Titus Salter Jr. Oct. 17
John Blaisdell 17
Benja Holbrook 25
Benja Dam — 25
Dan1 Strickland — 30
John Eliot — 30
Charles Stewart 30
George Berry 30
228
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A Return of Capt. Sam1 Hayes's Company, on Pierce's Island, Novr
5th ' 775-
Samuel Hayes, Cap* John Cate Ist L*
James Mardin 2d L*
Serjeants
Corporals
George Waterhouse Daniel Ham
Daniel Rowel Joseph Hall
Elijah Seavey Elisha Blake
Samuel Foss Gideon Laighton
William Kingman John Babb Edwa-rd Cater Sam1 Berry Nath1 Berry Stephen Foss Jeremiah Foss Moses Babb
Privates
George Berry Tho8 Berry George Gray Sam1 Hayes Moses Foss Sam1 Perkins John Otis Levi Danielson
Drummer Joshua Holmes
Daniel Bickford Sam1 Buzzell John Buzzell Aaron Hayes Jonathan Drew Ebenezer Young Ebenezer Spencer Benja Buzzell
[1-244]
A Return of Cap* Thomas Berry's Company, on Pierce's Island Novr 5th "775-
Thos Berry Cap* Tho8 Johnston 2d L*
Tho8 Marston 2d L*
Serjeants — Nath1 Haynes, John Rollins Corporals — John Bickford, William Lucy Drummer — John Berry Fifer — Joshua Neal
Privates —
John Parsons Sam1 Nudd William Wallisjr. Phinehas Hodgdon Sam1 Dearborn
William Mardin John Sullivan Dennis Sullivan Josiah Weeks William Cate
Levi Seavey Nathan Haynes Robert Rollins
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[1-244] ^A Return of Cap* Mark Wiggins's Company, on Pierce's Island, Nov'
Mark Wiggin, Cap* William French, L*
Andrew French, Ensign
Serjeants — Daniel French, Daniel Truel Drummer — Sam1 Piper
Privates
John Foss Joseph Allen Edward Burley
John Goss Josiah Thurston Ebenr Barker
Sergent Whitcher Benja Barker John Mason
Elisha French Benja Wiggin Nathan Weeks
Nathan Piper William Brasbe Noah Wiggin
Israel Stockbridge Noah Jewett
A Return of Cap4 Nath1 Hobbs's Company, at Pierce's Island, Novr
'775—
Nath1 Hobbs, Cap* Dan1 Smith ist Lieut Tho8 Leavitt 3d Lieu*
Serjeants — Corporals Drummer
Simeon Marston John Nudd Benja Page
Dudley Samborn Simon Lovering Fifer
Sam1 Dearborn Ebenr Lovering Dearborn Fo^sr Wm Weeks Jabez Eaton
Privates —
Ezekiel Knowles Taylor Page Nicholas Felch
Benjamin Foss Ebenezer Neal Joseph Page
Benjamin Smith Joshua Brown • Dan1 Hook
John Pain Richd Smith William Eaton
Abraham Marston Ebenezer Gove Levi Eaton
Sam1 Batcheller Aaron Rowe Thos Lovering
Sam1 Chatman Sam1 Greenleaf Richd Pain
[1-248] A Eeturn of Cap* Henry Elkins's Companv, at Pierce's Island Novr
5th '775-
Henry Elkins, Capt* James Perkins, 2d Lieu*
William Prescott i8* Lieu* Wm Blaisdell, Ensign
230
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Serjeants —
Nathaniel Weare Simon Sanborn Redmond Moulton Joshua Towle
Caleb Tilton Peter Tilton Simeon Towle Benja Shaw Sam1 Drake John Murphy Perkins Philbrook Edmund Philbrook Jonathan Towle Jona Knowles Ephm Marston Sam1 Shaw
Corporals —
Michael Tilton Amos Towle Nathan Brown Sam1 Marston
Privates —
Josiah Towle Thomas Leavitt Jethro Blake Joseph Peavey [onathan Godfrey [ona Leavitt [umphrey Flood John Tilton John Brown Tho8 Moulton Ebenr Prescott Eaton Green
Drummer — Jeremiah Tuck
Sam1 Melcher Jeremiah Blake William Page Thomas Arnold Richard Philbrook Jeremiah Swain Levi Sanbourn Nathan Tilton Jedediah Sleeper Reuben Leavitt Rowling Carr
A Return of Moses Yeaton's Company on Pierce's Island, Novr 5th '775—
Moses Yeaton, Cap* Sam1 Wallingford I8t Lieu*
Nath1 Garland 2d Lieut. Gershom Wentworth Ensn
Corporals —
Sam1 Roberts Daniel Whitehouse Bart Wentworth Joshua Grant
Gershom Wentworth Jr John Ricker
Privates —
Serjeants —
Robert Swainson Benja Wentworth
Benja Tate Benja Horn Caleb Horn Daniel Straw Daniel Hanson Edward Grant Ebenezer Ricker Ebenezer Allen Evan Wentworth Francis Yeaton Francis Yeaton Jur
Gershom Plummer John Roberts John Roberts Jur James Roberts Jur Israel Pierce John Nock Jedidiah Wentworth John Tibbits Moses Ricker Nicolas Carpenter Phinehas Ricker
Drummer —
Aaron Stephens
Fijer— Joseph Varney
Philip Stackpole Paul Carr Paul Harford Richd Wentworth Stephen Tibbits Silvanus Cromwell Tobias Wentworth William Preston William Guptail
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A Return of Captn Nicholas Rawling's Company at Pierce's Island
Novr 5th 1775 —
Nicholas Rawlings, Capt William Chase i« L*
Serjeants
Joshua Wingate Stephen Gate Samuel Smith
Andrew Neal Isaac Stockbridge Joseph Stevens Matthew Thompson
Corporals James Dearborn
Privates.
John Clark, Ensign
Drummers David Smith
William Scammons Reuben Astin Ward Mason John Sinclair Josiah Leavitt
Thomas Galley Taylor Clark Tho8 Verrey Joseph Norrial Joseph Henderson
[1-249]
A Return of Capt. Cutting Cielly's Company at Pierce's Island, Novr
5th '775—
Cutting Cielly, Capt. Joseph Merrill, ist Lieut
Philip Bartlett, 2d Lieut. Ebenr Tilton, Ensign
Serjeants
Joseph Hodgdon Wm Gill Levi Dam Elisha Prescot
[oseph Whitcher
[ohn Randall
fames Bean Jonathan Foss Abednego Leathers Ephm Durgen Benjamin Butler Josiah Watson Stephen Batcheldor
Corporals
Joseph Gorman Tho8 Odell Andrew Nealey John Wells
Privates —
Thomas Lovitt Abraham True James Brown Jona Woodman John Wells Benjamin Grant Benjamin Shaw Jonathan Thomas Benja Morgan
Drummers
Thomas Foss Fifers John Paul
Jonathan Whitcher Joshua Brown Benjamin Griffin Dominicus Griffin Matthew Samborn Phineas Serjeant Stephen Hoit Benja Robenson John Giles
232
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A Return of Capt. James Hill's Company on Pierce's Island, Novr 5th '775—
James Hill, Capn Sam1 Oilman, 2d Lieut.
Sam1 Baker, i" Lieut. Zebulon Barber, Ensign
Serjeants Corporals Z)rummers
Joseph Smith James Oilman Eliphalet Smith
Josiah Hall Bartlett Joseph Colcord John Foss
Privates.
Robert Mitchel Joseph Neal Joseph Pease Edward Folsom Josiah Colcord Levi Pickering Dudley Hilton Hugh McBride Jonathan Mason Aaron Kynaston
Jonathan Folsom David Colcord John Folsom Josiah Burnharn Ebenezer Bean William Hersey Theophilus Wiggins Sam1 Burley Abrahm Parsons David Wiggins
Jacob Durgen Sam1 Ward John Neal Josiah Burley Nath1 Cobbey Stephens Lyford Nath1 Pease Broadstreet Oilman Zebulon Davis Walter Neal
A Return of Capt. Joseph Clifford's Company at Pierce's Island, Novr
5th '775-
Joseph Clifford, Capn Moses Shaw, 2d Lieut.
Serjeants Corporals
Jesse Tuck ist L* Jeremiah Dearborn
Elijah Tilton 3d D°
Isaac Fellows
John Page Philbrook Palmer John Batcheldor Jonathan Prescott Benjamin Swain
Privates —
Benjamin Dow Levi Brown Paul Blake Benja Eastman Jona Hilyard Shaw
Joseph Brown Moses Sanborn Jona Pilsbury John Smith Sanborn
A Return of Capt. David Copp's Company at Pierce's Island, Novr
5th 1775—
David Copps, Capt — Andrew Wiggin 3d L'
Andrew Oilman, Ist L* Dan1 Drew Ensign
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233
Serjeants —
[ohn Gilman [oseph Malcom [onathan Hilton Lichard Furber
Tho8 Piper Josiah Hersey John Lucas Garrit Byrn Wm Twombly Jacob Welch" Joseph Hodgdon John Gilman junr
Corporals
Joshua Guppy Josiah Page Enoch Thomas Abner Allen
Privates —
George Fall John Huggin Sam1 Norton Benja Dodge Simeon Dearborn Jona Quimby Henry Wentworth Gideon Johnson
Drummers
Jonathan Hersey
Fifer William Berry
David York Ephraim Ellis Ephraim Trickey Joseph Allen John Allen Asa Fuller John Nichols
O247]
A Return of Capt. Smith Emerson's Company on Seavey's Island,
Novr 5th 1775 —
Smith Emerson, Cap11 Elijah Denbow, Ist Lieut.
Eliphalet Duda, 2d Lieut. Micajah Bickford, Ensign
Serjeants
John McCreelis Micah Davis Edward Hill Richard Hill
Joseph Durgen Isaac Small Robert Evens David Woodman Stephen Stevens John Wiggins Benja Hicks John Glover Eleazer Watson Sam1 Bodge Henry Tufts Benja Jackson Job Runnels Jeremiah Hutchins Ichabod Widden
Corporals
Enoch Runnels William French Samuel Jackson Joseph Durgen
Privates
Sam1 Willey Samuel Stevens Ephraim Ham James Hall Solomon Crockett Benjamin Fox Sam1 Hill Gideon Perkins Benjamin Jones Ebenr Jones Moses Runnels Josiah Durgen jur David Kelley William Stevens John Davis
Drummers
Winthrop Frost
Fifers Wille Hill
Thomas Huckings William Weymouth Gideon Mathews Sam1 Woodman Edward Woodman jur Josiah Kynaston Sydon Martin William Palmer Nathaniel Rines Ebenr Burn ham Ebenr Randall Nath1 Daniels Eli Furber Clement Davis George Shaw
234
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Joshua Burnham James Giles Bunker Thomas Randall
Sam1 Scales Samuel York
David Glass Abijah Pinkham
A Return of Capt. David Place's Company on Seavey's Island, Nov1
5th '775—
David Place, Capn Jonn Ham, 2d Lieu*
Ebenr Tibbits, Ist Lieut George Place, Ensign
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 Sam1 Robertson John Bickford Moses Drown Mesheck Heard James Coleman
Corporals — John Woodman James Wentworth Jona French Benja Taylor
Privates Ebenr Courson Moses Ham met John McDuffee Anniel Clark Joseph Berry Robert McCreelis Daniel Watson
[ohn Stanton
[ohn Nute
[oseph Plummer
'ho8 Chamberlain John Laighton David Wingate Jona Richards
Drummer Ichabod Rawlings
Fifer Sam1 Place
Jona Tibbits Dudley Pike Amos Hayes Joseph Thompson Joseph Richards John Place Solomon Clark John Rawlings Isaac Wentworth Benja Furber Edward Rawlings James Berry Sam1 Roberson John Bickford
A Return of Capn John Hill's Company on Seavey's Island, Novr 5th
1775—
John Drew, 2d Lieut Lieu* Isaac Runnels, Ensign
Corporals Drummer none
Cunningham McCushin Fifer none.
Jabez Davis Surgeon & Adjut.
Nicholas Brown Sam1 Wigglesworth
Robert M«Daniel Timothy Medar Q. Mas-
ter
David Copps Sarjeant M'
John Hill Captn William Babb, i1
Serjeants James Danielson Samuel Hall Jacob Daniels Mark Ayers
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235
Benjamin Pearl William Stanton Michael Falker John Huckins Tho8 Johnson Joseph Holmes William Hawkins Samuel Gray James Buzzell James Durgen Ralph Hall junr
Privates
Isaac Young Isaac Pinkham Jacob Clark John Eliot Robert Hill Henry Hill John Hill Thomas Durgen Sam1 Williams Nathaniel Wallas
George Foss Richard Waldron Mark Foss Roger Swain Jonathan Davis Joseph Gray Samuel Styles Nathaniel Foss Joseph Tasker John Nutter
A Return of Capt. Alpheus Chesley's Company on Seavey's Island
^"1 1775—
Alpheus Chesley Captn Nath1 Hill Ensign
Archelaus Woodman iBt Lieu*
Serjeants
Joshua Woodman Tho8 Edgerley John Welch Asa Duda
Corporals
Abednego Spencer Aaron Chesley John Johnson Tho" Pierce
Drummer
Thomas Willey
Fifer John Footman
Sam1 Hicks Enoch Bunker Benja Bickford Robert Kent Joseph Bickford David Langley
Privates.
Sam1 Chesley Joseph Appleby John Folsom Benja Hall David Durgin
John Dam Sam1 Burnam Lemuel Duda Trueworthy Davis Dur- gen Benjamin Mooney
A Return of Captn Caleb Hodgdon's Company on Seavey's Island Novr 5th 1775 —
Caleb Hodgdon, Captain Jorm Wingate junr 2d Lieut.
Joseph Pinkham Ist Lieut Moses Hodgdon Ensign
Serjeants Corporals
i8t Serj* Ezra Young Daniel Meloy William Evens fifer
Jona Tasker Aaron Davis
Sam1 Tuttle Ebenr Waldron
Dan1 Pinkham James Johnson
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Sam1 Gerrish Benja Tuttle Aaron Hayes Sam1 Evens Isaac Nute Tho8 Moody Stephen Medar Samuel Cook James Dearborn
Privates
Enoch Howard John Twombly Ephraim Bickford James James Theophilus Drew Sam1 Dam Andrew Buzzell Aaron Randall
John Davis Thomas Gerrish Benja Ham Edmund Wingate Simon Torr Moses Pinkham Uriah Hanscomb Gershom Ricker
[1-244]
A return of Capt. Stephen Hodgdons Company at Kittery Point Novr 5th *775
Gilbert Warren, 2d Lieut. James Goodwin, Ensign
Corporals
John Tucker Daniel Hooper Tristram Heard Nath1 Guptail
Stephen Hodgdon, Capt. Samuel Grant, ist Lieut.
Serjeants
Jeremiah Lord Moses Wadley Peter pray William Heard
Privates
Moses Bennet Lazarus Rowe Amos Goodwin Benjamin Hodgdon Benjamin Gowel Joseph Nock Wm Downs Drisco Nock John Grant Nicholas Lord Stephen Hodgdon jun' Philip Yeaton
Daniel Goodwin Nathan Lord Tho8 Goodwin Simeon Ricker Josiah Clark Ezekiel Wentworth Ichabod Tibbits Paul Stanton Thomas Downs Elijah Grant Daniel Wise Daniel Cooper
Samuel Heard Isaac Hodgdon David Horsom Mark Frost Simeon Haynes Joseph Lord Aaron Downs Samuel Hodgdon Isaac Reed James Hubbard Sam1 Bradshaw
A Return of Lieut. Bragdon's Party at Kittery-Point — Novr 5th 1775 —
Thomas Bragdon, Ist L* Nehemiah Bane 2d L*
Serjeants Corporals Drummers
William Babb
Josiah Beale
Tho8 Bickford
Post for Express Wm Emerson
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237
Joseph Card Jeremiah Ware Andrew Rankin Benja Trafton Ebenr Cole Dan1 Moulton
Privates
William Grow William Smith Abraham Bane Sam1 Donnell John Carlisle
Pelatiah Perkins Dan1 Hill Pelatiah Simpson Benja Simpson Richd King
[1-248]
A return of Capt. Robert Ford's Company at Kittery-Point — Nov' 5th '775—
Robert Ford, Capt Alexr Gerrish, Ist L*
Ebenr Libby, 2d L*
Joseph Ricker
Stephen Guptail Paul Hamilton James Shorey Richard Hamilton Moses Guptail Jona Hamilton 3d Eleazer Nock Nathaniel Nock
Serjeants Thomas Abbot
Privates
Henry Stevens Aaron Clement William Quent Nason Lord Sheldon Hobbs William Neal Caleb Emery Jonathan Stephens
Nicolas Lord
Andrew Warren Hanson Clark Elias Grant William Goodwin Silas Grant James Herl Bial Hamilton junr
[1-249]
A Return of Capt. Robert Follett's Artillery Men at Kittery Point Novr 5th 1775 —
Robert Follet Captn
Nath1 Todd Wm Bray Sam1 Burbank Joshua Furnald John Frost John Bellamy Joseph Dearing
Richard Parsons Wm Lewis Richd Sowards John Furness Jacob Nutter Simon Tobey Moses Fothergill
Sam1 Tweed Simon Frost Joseph Banks John Fenix Wm Negro Cicero Negro
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A Return of Capt. Samuel Mclntyre's Company, at Kittery-Point, Novr 5th 1775 —
Samuel Mclntyre Capt. Daniel Littlefield, Ist L*
Josiah Bragdon 2d L
d *
Corporals
Serjeants
Jeremiah Moulton EatonBenj* Sewell Simon Grover Jona Setchell
Samuel Win Ephra Kinston
Samuel Shaw Norton Philips
Privates
Thomas Rannis Arthur Came John Staples Isaac Bouder Jeffry Much more Henry Sayward William Hunt Joel Jealison Sam1 Grover Moses Welch Jona Tuntun Daniel Thompson
Jeremh Banks John Morison Lazarus Jones John Murlet Abraham Morison Elisha Hatch Seth Littlefield William Chadock Jesse Towns Joseph Eldredge James Horn
Adjutants
Joshua Traften
Post Ebenr Simpson
Zebn Banks George Roberts Abraham Sayer Elisha Horn Elijah Boston Joseph Hasten Richd Adams Caleb Goodwin Jona Buzzell Tho8 Jones Jedidiah Blasdell
A Return of Capt. Noah Littlefield's Company at Kittery-Point, Novr
John Walker, 2d L'
Noa.h Littlefield, Capt. Daniel Wheelwright, i8t L*
Serjeants
Joseph Daniel Samuel Smith
Nath1 Littlefield John Cain John Jacobs Elias Jacobs Josiah Sturt Joshua Kimball
Corporals
Jotham Littlefield John Burbank Amos Hatch Samuel Rutland
Privates
James Treadwell Joseph Wilson Eli Buckland Daniel Edwards Isaac Russell junr Enoch Cusens
Drummers
Isaac Buzzell Fifers Benja Born
Amos Wormwood Joseph Ingham Samuel Whitten Daniel Huff Mark Barter Israel Whitten
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239
Joseph Wheelwright James Davis junr Ebenr Moroson Benja Littlefield Benja Kimball
Joseph Winn Jesse Littlefield Tho8 Stevens Stephen Ricker
Moses Hutchins Israel Huff Tim0 Littlefield Sam1 Treadwell
A Return of the Field Artillery Officers & privates under the Com- mand of Doctr Hall Jackson, at Portsmouth, Novr 5th 1775 —
Brass Piece No. i. Brass Piece No. 2. Brass Piece No. 3.
William Yeaton L* Sam1 Hutchins, Serj* John Beck junr Corp1 Henry Bickford John Milcher Seth Walker Richard Woods Sam1 Eliot Shackford Sewards Richard Kitson Dan1 Jackson junr John Hooker George Trefethen
Ebenezer Dearing, L* Benja Chandler, Serf Ezekiel Pitman, Corp1 Nath1 Pitman Rob* Chandler John Redding Andrew Toombs John Pitman Mark Chadbourn Guppy Stoodley Sam1 Sherive Robert Cole Fox Ichabod Shoares
John Marden, L* John Gardner, Serj* Sol0 Loud, Corp1 William Hart junr John Barnes Henry Snagg Cotton Mather Stevens James Sweat George Loud Edmund Loud
A Return of Capt. George Jerry Osborne's Company, at Portsmouth,
Novr 5th 1775 —
George Jerry Osborne, Capt. David Sweet 2d Lieut. Wm Blunt, Ist Lieut.
Serjeants
Abij'ah Holbrook John Gunnison
Christopher Faxon Charles Mitchell Jonathan Edmunds John Sloper Henry Lewis Joshua Haley Moses Noble Christopher Gunnison
Mark Noble Joseph Holbrook
Privates
David Sherburne Robert Holbrook Sam1 Cate junr William Lear Benia Gerrish Timothy Watson Joseph Cotton junr Henry Lang
James Clarage Nath1 Babb Robert Holmes Arthur Blunt Kinsley James Tho8 Haley John Savage
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A Return of the Officers & Men in Fort Sullivan, Novr 5th 1775 —
Eliphalet Daniels Captn John Paine, 3d Lieut.
Mendum Janvrin Commissary Richard Wilson, Gunner
Andrew Marshall Ist Lieut Thomas Palmer Gunners Mate
Jacob Clark, 2d Lieut. Robert Stockell Drummer.
Nath1 Clough, Fifer— Privates
John Cammell Alexr Kirk wood Joseph Redman
Thomas Priest Patrick Lilless William Gawen
Archibald Ferguson William Clarage Benja Peverly
James Mclntyre Nath1 Woodman
[1-249]
A Return of Capt Wm Dearing's Carpenters
Ebenr Pray John Winkley Jona Vinson
Ebenr Farnald Daniel Billings Joshua Pray
Sam1 Pray Nath1 Todd £
John Stevens Wm 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 Novr 6th 1775 —
Joshua Wingate Cor11 —
[On the 3Oth 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 6th of Decembr. 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. 24!
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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\_From Diary of Jonathan Bur ton. ~^
A List of Cap* Taylors Company of Melitia Which Marched from Am- herst Decr 8th 1775 to Joyn The Continental Army on Winter Hill —
1 Cap* Benjn Taylor
2 L* Nathan Ballard
3 L* John Bradford
4 Serj Jona Burton
5 Serj1 Stephen Wash-
er
6 Serj* Moses Barron
7 Corp1 Jacob Adams
8 Corp1 Joseph Far-
num
9 Corp1 Annaias Mc-
allister
10 Drumr William
Steward
11 fifer William Barker
12 William Abbot Junr
13 William Abbot
14 Ebenezar Averill
15 George Blanchard
16 Benjn Blanchard
17 Abraham Butter-
field
18 Abraham Burton
19 David Burnam
20 Ebenezar Chandler
21 Ebenezar Cram
22 Joseph Cram
23 John Case
24 William Crosby
25 Nathan Cole 16 John Dale
27 Benjn Dodge
28 Amos Ellott
29 Ralph Ellenwood
30 Enoch Fuller
31 David Fiske
32 Timothy Gray
33 David Green
34 Fifield Holt
35 Amos Holt
36 William Fogg
37 Benj. Hutchinson
38 Jams Hartshorn
39 John Hartshorn
40 Nathaniel Haseltine
41 William Jones
42 James Jones
43 Timothy Jones
44 David Kimbal
45 Eli Kimbal
46 William Kimbal
47 Samuel Lovejoy
48 Dimon Mussey
49 Samuel Hennery
50 Aaron Nichols
51 Caleb Putnam
52 Abel Prince
53 Elezar Readin
54 Benj Steel
55 Isaac Smith
56 Amos Stickney
57 Thomas Town
58 Benjn Taylor Jur
59 John Tuck
60 Joseph Tuck
6 1 Enos Upton
62 John Wallace
63 Archelaus Wilkins
64 Peter Woodbery
65 Zaphaniah Kitrigee
[The diary of Jonathan Burton, referred to above, will be found in the appendix to this volume. — ED.]
Captain Waldrons return of his Company The names of the officers and men from Dover inlisted the 3 of July*
1775
Co mm880 ) i 2 3
Officers, j Timothy Roberts Paul Welland John Heard
Sarjeants Robert Swainson Isaac Horn Daniel Heard Joshua Corson
Non-Commissioned Officers
Corporals Drummer
Thomas Goudy David Heard
William Wille
Moses Rand Fifer
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 Kennecomb Spencer Wentworth Ebenezer Corson
Samuel Waldron Willm Brown Joseph Thomson
Jacob Heard Mark Wentworth John Harden
Joshua Alline Charles Whitehouse Amos Hayes
Timothy Corson Josiah Heard Moses Carr
Samuel Wentworth Samuel Ricker Hugh McBride
Jonathan Tebbets George Roberts William Hart
Nathaniel Hayes Samuel Heard Paul Harford
Benjamin Hanson Jonn Harford
Discho Wentworth Samuel Foss
246
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MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS, 1775.
[1-255] [ Conway Soldiers, June 10, 1775 .]
Enumerated Liste of all the Men In Conway that is able to Bear arms From Sixteen, and upwards, June 10-1775
Capn David Page Lieu* James Osgood Ensn Joshua Heath Benjamin Osgood Thomas Merell Jur John Webster William Knox w Ezackel Walker w Amos Thomson Joseph Colbie Enoch Webster Ebenr Burbanck w William Abott Josiah Dollife William Dollife John Dollife Jur Joseph Odell Jonathan Cochran Ebenr Varnam Benjamin Varnam John Ares
w
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 Benja Heath phillip page Joshua Killey
Jedediah Spring w Seath Spring
Thomas Spring
Jeramiah page
John Willson w Samuel Willson \v Isaac Saltmasch
Jeremiah Harrington w Ebenr Smith w Crestefor Hountos
James Hountos
Robert Hearli
James Hearli 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 Ware
The A Larm Least Men
Colonel MacMullen Esqr Thomas Merall Esqr Thomas Chatburn Esqt Byell Lovejoy Esqr 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 ye twenty seventh Regim't of Foot in ye Continental Army Encamp'd.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
247
Archelaus Townes, Cap* [Amherst]
James Ford, Lieu.
David Wallingsford Lieu. [Hollis]
Engaged April ye zSth 1775. do. do.
do. do.
Sargants — when engaged Corporals. — when engaged
Samuel Briton Farr, May i, 1775 Samuel Walker do.
Bray VVilkins May 2
Thomas Senter " I
Samuel Whidden, Drummer.
Privates Elizer Usher John Sterns Jonathan Page, absent with- out furlow Jonathan Dutton Stockman Sweat Asa Knolton Caleb Stevens Benjamin Mershall Robert Darrah Jonathan VVilkins Ben ja mine Morrill Samuel Allen wood Adam Patterson Benjamin Marshall Jr. James Davis Josiah Burrows Joel Bailey William Grimes Moses Barrott Timothy Pollard Jonathan Margery Samuel How Nathan Colburn
'775 May
William Reed May 2 1775.
Caleb Irvon i
James Roby 2
Abner Kyes 2
Nathan Kendall Fifer
Privates J775
Archelus Towne, Jr. May i
Jobe Gage 5
Thomas Knolton 6
Josiah Bruce 8
Stephen Goold 4
Reuben Wheeler 3
John Mershall 4
Andrew Richardson 9
Jacob Perry 15
Bartholomew Towne 6
Ebenezer Spalding 4
John Seve 2
Samuel Parker i
Samuel Leainson i
Nehemiah French 6
Joseph French, on furlow sick 9 Peter Robinson, on furlow I
Jacob Blodgett on furlow sick 3 Richard Bayly, on command 3
August
Benjamin Greely, Deceased 15
James Winnon 17
Benjamin Greely Dy'd Sep 7 1775
[1-260]
New Castle Novr 6, 1775 Return of What Remains of Cap* Jo8 Parsons Company
1 Lieu* Nathaniel Gilman
2 Lieu1 Willm Seavey Ensn Samuel Wo'ales Serg* Abraham Libby
d° Josiah Hall Bartlett
Serg* Joseph Seavey Corpor. Simon Jonson
d° Benjn Lang Drum' Joseph Marden Fifer Nathaniel Marden
248 REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Solomon Varrel George Kendall Sam1 Knowles
Andrew Sherburn Nath1 Tucker Abraham Matthews
John Lear Wm Trefethen George Saunders
Nath1 Leah J°hn Rand John Grant
Henry Shapley Edwd Varrel John Rand
Benoni Rand Edwd Rendell James Pickering
Elijah Lock Nimshi Lock Levi Pickering
Nath1 Berry John Blunt David Wiggia
James Libby John Sherburn Smith Capman
Sam1 Marden Sam1 Murry Jonathan Folsom
Sam1 Rand James Seavey Jeremiah Berry Ju
Benja Marden Michael Dalton James Rion
Joshua Rand Sam1 Rand Benja Rendall
James Seavey Richd Lock George Foss this Day
Sam1 Berry Mark Rendall Discharg'd
Joseph Hall J°hn Foss
Isaac Ranioch John Foy
[The document is superscribed as follows :]
Return of the Part of Cap1 Parsons Company left at Great Island Decr 6th 1775
[1-261]
Acco'of Shoes dld to Col8 Stark's, Reed's & Poor's Regim'8 1775, by Comy [Moses] Emerson.
1775 Alexander Scammell B. Majr
Novr 17 To i pr Shoes for Jos : Lemmon )
Gen1 Sullivan's Serv* j o.. 6. -
Ichabod Rollins Esqr
July 29 To i pr Shoes for Jn° Edwards Aug 7 To i pr d° for Jacob Cooper
Acco* Shoes Delivered Col° Jam* Reed's Regiment. 1775 Cap* Man's Company
Aug* 12 To i pr Shoes to Benja Bevins £o. 6. —
Cap* Philip Thomas Compa Septr 25 To i pr Shoes to Hugh Grey o. 6. —
Cap* Jona Whitcombs Compa Novr 1 6 To i pr Shoes to Eleazr Stoddard o. 6. 8
«£o. 19. 4 Decemr 23d 1775
Errors Excepted Moses Emerson Comm7
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249
1775.
Aug*
Sepr Octr
Nov1 Decr
1775
Sepr
'775 Aug*
Dec'
Acco* Shoes dld to Col° John Stark's Regim*
Cap* Joshua Abbott's Cornp* i. To 4 pr Shoes to yourself fa) 6 /
3- 10.
30- i.
23- 24.
27.
10.
14.
3d- 18. 19.
21.
27.
I I
To
1 pr d° to Jn° Rines
2 pr d° to Jos : Davis & Peter Rowell pr d° to Elipbalet Rollins
pr d° to James Aiken pr d° to David Taylor pr d° to John Rowley pr d° to Barnet Harvey pr d° to Dennis Wood pr d° to Thomas Straw pr d° to John Merrill
Cap* Dearborn's Compa
pr Shoes to your self
pr d° to Gideon Glidden
pr d° to Jonathan Dow
pr d° to Peter Severance
pr d° to Jeremiah Dow
pr d° to James Beaverly Aug. II
pr d° to Jeremiah Connor d°
Cap* Richard's Compa th. To i pr Shoes to Step" Tuttle
Cap* Woodbury's Compa
12. To i pr Shoes to John Blanchard i. i pr d° to Joseph Grey
5. I pr d° to John Blanchard
Aug* 7. To
26.
Cap* McLaughlin's Compa
pr Shoes to John Clay pr d° to Moses Follensby pr d° to David Lollier pr d° to John Turner pr d° to John Hunter
0.
6. -
o.
12. -
o.
6. 8
0.
6. 8
0.
6.8
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6. 8
o.
6.8
0.
6.8
0.
6.8
o.
6.8
£4.
'5-4
0.
6. -
o.
6.8
o.
6.8
0.
6.8
0.
6.8
o.
6. -
o.
6.-
£2. 4.8
£o. 6.-
£o. 6. - o. 6. 8 o. 6. 8
£o. 19. 4
o. 6. -
o. 6. -
o. 6. -
o. 6. -
o. 6. -
. 10. -
250
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Cap* Hale's Company —
July i. To i pr Shoes to Noah Pearson Octr 20. i pr d° to Joseph Bickford
Cap1 George Reid's Comp
Dec' i. To i pr Shoes to Joseph Pray
5. i pr d° to John Blanchard
6. i pr d° to Stephn Chace
o. 6. - o. 6. 8
£o. 12. 8
o. o. o.
Decemr 23rd 1775
Errors Excepted
6. 8 6.8 6.8
o. -
Moses Emerson Comm'y
Acco* Shoes dld Col° Enoch Poor's Regim* 1775 Cap* Titcomb's Company
Sepr 14. To pr Shoes to James Lucas
1 8. pr d° to Joseph Richardson 20. pr d° to Robert Carson
pr d° to James Danielson
22. pr d° to Andrew Anderson
23. pr d° to Cheney Smith Octr i. pr d° to James Burnam
ii. pr d° to Moses Tibbetts
19. pr d° to Barzilla Hinds 23. pr d° to James Home 25. pr d° to John Pickett
Novr 9. pr d° to John Staples
Decr 7. pr d° to Daniel Young
Cap* Richard Shortridge Comp8
Sepr 26. To i pr Shoes to Jonathan Weeks 27. i pr d° to John Hilton
Cap* Philip Tilton's Compa
Aug* 7. To i pr Shoes to Nath1 Coffin Octr 26. i pr d° to Dudley Oilman
Cap* Winborn Adam's Compa Aug* 8. To i pr Shoes to Micah Davis
£o.
6. 8
0.
6.8
0.
6.8
o.
6. 8
o.
6.8
0.
6. 8
0.
6.8
0.
6. 8
o.
6. 8
o.
6. 8
o.
6.8
0.
6.8
0.
6. 8
£4. 6. 8
o. 6.8 o. 6. 8
£o. 13. 4
o. 6. - o. 6. 8
£o. 12. 8 £o. 6. -
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251
Sep<
Aug'
Aug* Sepr
Aug* Sepr
Octr
20. To i pr each to David Copps, Sam1 Demerett, John
Starbord, Wm Smart i pr d° each to Joseph Smith, Benja Small &
Tho8 Pollock
i pr d° each to Dan1 Shaw, John Buss, Tho8
21.
23-
24. 3'-
4-
II:
Octr 30.
6.
3'-
7-
21.
24.
25-
4-
I.
6. 8 o. o
To
ii. To
27. 28.
To
Footman
pr d° each to Jos : Bickford, Samuel Smith pr d° to Tobias Leighton pr d° to Sam1 Kendall pr d° to Rob* Spencer pr d° to Abijah Blazedell pr d° to David Rand 2 pr d° to Jonathan Bowers & Charles Brown
of Webbs Regim*
Cap* Norris's Company
i pr Shoes to Jn° Robinson i pr d° to order Lieu* Oilman
Cap* Sam1 Oilman's Comp"
pr Shoes to Eliphalet Coffin pr d° to Thomas Wiggin pr d° to Joseph Clark pr d° to Gideon Knight pr d° to William Pike
Cap* Jonathan Wentworth's Compa
pr Shoes to John Edwards
pr d° to Ditto
pr d° to Thomas Gardner
pr d° to Daniel Doe
pr d° to Henry Stacpole
pr d° to Charles Stacpole
pr d° to James WTentworth
Decemr 23rd 1775 —
Errors Excepted
I.
0. 0
o.
13. 4
o.
6. 8
0.
6.8
0.
6.8
0.
6. 8
o.
6. 8
u
13-4
6.
12. 8
0.
6. -
0.
6. -
£o.
12. -
o.
6. -
o.
6.8
0.
6. 8
0.
6. 8
0.
6.8
£i.
12.8
o.
6. -
0.
6. -
0.
6. -
o.
6. 8
o.
6.8
o.
6. 8
0.
6. 8
£2. 4. 8 Moses Emerson Comm'y
252
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
[1-262]
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 Novemb1 1775 at Fort Washington
Date when enlisted
when disd
days in Service
miles travel
Rations
wages
Nov. ii
J ohn Murphy
23
'3
27
O. I. O
o. 17. 4
o. 18. 4
ii
ohn Dearborn
23
i3
26
O. I. O
o. 17. 4
o. 18. 4
ii
^ ames Johnson
23
13
26
O. I. O
o. 17. 4
o. 18. 4
ii
t ohn Garland
23
i3
120
o. 4. 6
o. 17. 4
I. I. IO
ii
onathan Qiienby
23
i3
120
o. 4. 6
o. 17. 4
I. I. IO
ii
J onathan Megoon
23
*3
120
o. 4. 6
o. 17. 4
I. I. 10
ii
'. srael Glines
23
13
120
o. 4. 6
o. 17. 4
I. I. 10
21
Benjamin Page
23
3
22
o. o. 10
o. 4. o
o. 4. 10
22
Caleb Marston
23
2
22
o. o. 10
0. 2. 8
o. 3. 6
20
Jonathan Blake
23
4
24
O. O. II
o. 5. 4
o. 6. 3
20
Jonathan Godfrey
23
4
24
O. O. II
o. 5. 4
o. 6. 3
'7
Jacob Hains
23
7
IO
o. o. 4
o. 9. 4
o. 9. 8
'3
Humphrey Flood
23
ii
34
o. . 3
o, 14. 8
o. 15. ii
16
Thomas True
23 3
34
o. . 3
o. 10. 8
0. II. II
16
Aron True
23
8
34
o. . 3
o. 10. 8
O. II. II
16
James Sanborn
23
8
36
o. . 4
o. 10. 8
O. 12. O
20
Charles Moril
23 4
36
o. . 4
o. 5. 4
o. 6. 8
20
Jabez Feltch
23 4
36
o. . 4
o. 5. 4
o. 6. 8
20
Timothy Eaton
23 i 4
36
o. . 4
o. 5. 4
o. 6. 8
20
Sam1 Greenleaf
23 | 4
36
o. . 4
o. 5.4
o. 6. 8
£12. o. 7
[1-263]
A List of Cap* Henry Elkins' s Company
Henry Elkins Cap* Will™ Prescott I8t Lieu* David Page 2d D° Ephraim Eaton Ensign Jeremiah Tuck Drummer
John Philbrook Math1 Johnson Sam1 Shaw Simeon Shaw Robert Drake
Nathan Brown James Sanborn Joshua Haines Nathan Tole Joseph Brown
Jona. Leavitt Serg* Jethro Blake D° Dudley Sanborn D° Wm Weeks D° Wm Daverson Fifer
Jeremiah Dow Jr. Aseph Eaton
Tristram Eaton Levi Eaton Redmond Moulton
UNIVERSITY 1
Simon Tole
Sam1 Marston
Elisha Tole
John Allman
Rowling Carr
Nathan Weare
Joseph Richardson
Ebenezer Blake
Sam1 Meloon
Benjm Beene oseph Garland ath1 Sanborn
Theodore Brown
Jona Palmer
Amos Knowles
Wm Moulton
Jn° Tilton
Benjm Palmer
Jn° Dow
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253
Job Brown Enoch Brown Jona Prescott Nath1 Marston Henry George Nathan Philbrook John Batchelder Nicholas Dolbey Richard Dow Jon* Prescott Jr. James Lane Nathan Batchelder Enoch Sanderson Jedediah Weeks Sam1 Nudd Timothy Brown Amos Norton Sam1 Fowler Nicholas Fetch
Simeon Rollings Joshua Johnson
B
enjr
Foss
Simeon Dearborn Lov-
erain
John Pain Ezekiel Knowles Sam1 Batchelder Sam1 Robie Josiah Dearborn Taylor Page Wm Palmer Ebenezer Loverain Sam1 Batchelder Jr. • Levi Dearborn Nath1 Emery Dan1 Hooke
Portsmth Nov. 23d 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
Jo8 Cilley Muster master
[1-264] Return of the Troops in New Hampshire, December 6,
1775-
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Privates
3 £
Cap* Caleb Hodgdon's Company Cap* Joseph Parson's Company Cap' Jacob Webster's Company Cap* Peter Coffin's Company Cap* Stephen Clark's Company Cap1 David Copp's Company Cap* Henry Elkins's Company
I
2 2
I I
i
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i
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2
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27
254 REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
[1-265] [Dunbarton Return of Supplies, 1775.]
To the Committee of Supplies for the Coline of New hampshir
these are to inform you of the number of Guns with ye 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 Colln John Starks Rigiment and Cap* Thomas Mcglathlon [McLaugh- 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 Cap1 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 £i. 16. -
Solomon Hutchinson one Gun valued £2. 14. use o. 6. -
James Farson one Blanket value o. 12. o Jonathan Smith one Gun value £i. 16 & one Blanket value
I2s with the use