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THE STATE OF VERMONT

ROLLS OF THE SOLDIERS

IN THE

REVOLUTIONARY WAR

J775 TO J783

PUBLISHED BY ATJTHOKITY OF THE X-EGISLAr0RE

COMPIIiED AND BDITBD BY

JOHN E. GOODRICH

A MEMBEB OF THE VEBMONT HISTOBICAL SOCIETY

RUTLAND, VT.

THE TUTTLE COMPANY 1904

Ali '.rT TO PROVIDE FOR THE COLLATION AND PUBLIC A-

■.r:. .:• T OF THE ROSTER, MUSTER ROLLS AND OTHER COLO-

bTL'L: AND REVOLUTIONARY RECORDS.

:■. /<• n 'dy enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Vevinont:

'■■ ;v.;io ! 1. A sum not exceeding two thousand dollars is hereby appro- j.'.if'r .'.■^j. V.M- ourpose of collating and publishing the rosters, muster rolls, y -ol'-: ijHv; ;nher records of all Colonial and Revolutionary forces, troops, i;/'ri*:nts. minute men, militia, soldiers, sailors and marines, raised -^-in/j.-bl .^ irrants or State of Vermont prior to or during the Revolu-

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^?-:\]\y>\ ?.. Th-b j^rovernor and secretary of state, under whose supervision such •;• at-.w ;/i)U r.rblication shall be carried on, are hereby authorized to make ^^■■..\ at ■ ui ; ..r-: -.ts as may be necessary to carry into effect the provi- sions tif i; IE act

SeoHr.-i ,'^, i. ••'■ .■•.'..nor and secretary of state are hereby authorized to use so ;.i-i< ji 0! ;>;: ■ .?t herein appropriated as in their judgment may be necessary' tocnrfv 'c-; = T' -.t the purposes of this act.

Sectio ', 4. ''he «'.i.-: a^iditor is hereby directed to draw orders on the state treasurt.'.' foi- rooh ;■.•.;.( or sums as may be called for by vouchers duly approved by the grov;- -.i.'. a,^^; ». xretary of state for the purposes herein pro- vided.

Section 5. Di':. a .: ^ArxW ;>iv^ effect from its passage. Approved Novenib.v 27. i !0.'.

In accordance > '\\. ■:' ' <■:•;.>-•.!•;■' act, on the 2d of July, 1902, Governor William W. Sticknev i..\^>i.t.- .^ i- .- ."5. Goodrich of Burlington to edit the rolls and other docun: ;-^ i-r. ' !!"• t.kj isupv^rintma taeir publication.

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EDITOR'S PREFACE

The major part of the contents of this volume have been copied from a large manuscript volume in the office of the adjutant- general, the compilation of which was authorized by the General Assembly in 1841 and completed in 1843 by Chauncey L. Knapp, acting Secretary of State. This precious document carries the following title :

Of this volume 385 pages are taken up with the rolls, and 156 more with other papers. Other sources have been : the Henry Stevens papers in possession of the State of New York, with other documents in the archives of the same State ; volume xv of the " Archives of the State of New York; " " New York in the Revolution " (1898), and the "Supplement" to this work (igoi) ; also the New Hamp- shire Rolls (4 vols.), and three volumes compiled since the publication of the Rolls by General George C. Gilmore of Manchester, N. H. The derivation of still other material is indicated in connection with the documents used.

While duplicate rolls have been rejected, a few have been in- cluded which supply but little additional information, in the belief that it is better to err on the side of fullness than to omit anything which could add to our detailed knowledge of the men and events of the Revolution.

The strictly chronological arrangement so desirable in a work of this kind will not be found. Most of the very early rolls came to hand after the printing had begun, and so were reserved, to be in- serted after the rolls of the MS Roster were completed. The dates of some rolls could not be definitely ascertained ; besides, there was thought to be some advantage in exhibiting in consecutive pages the matter derived from the New York Archives, vol. xv, e.g., as also

IV PREFACE

that from the Records of the Board of War, etc. An attempt to rem- edy, in part, this lack of chronological sequence is made in the Index on page 844.

The Index of Names has given much trouble. It was decided to present the documents, especially the oldest ones, with the original spelling, pointing, etc. The various phonetic ways of spelling sur- names, especially, could not all be reproduced in the Index. It is hoped, however, that a sufficient key has been furnished for the find- ing of every name.

As the act authorizing this publication calls for information re- specting " sailors and marines, " application was made through Sen- ator Proctor to the U. S. Navy Department for any information in its possession, but without result. On suggestion of Assistant Secre- tary Charles H. Darling inquiry was also made at the Library of Congress, but no records were found there of Vermont soldiers or sail- ors of the Revolution, as such. And indeed there was no antecedent probability that such records would be found, as in those years there was no " Vermont, " in the view of the Continental Congress.

The early Journals of the General Assembly, some in manuscript, and others so rare as to be accessible only in the State Library, and the original Records of the Council of Safety and of the Board of War, have been examined for such (additional) information as might con- tribute to the general object of the volume. Some material from va- rious sources, prepared to illustrate and supplement the documents here given, was finally rejected as not strictly germane to the specific intent of this publication.

GENERAL CONTENTS

1775

Capt. Thomas Johnson's Co. of Minute Men .

Capt. Oliver Potter's Co. in an Expedition to Canada .

1776

Thomas Johnson's Scouting Party, Coos to St. Johns, March Col. Moses Robinson's Staff, June . Capt. Benjamin Hickok's Co., June

" Gideon Brownson's Co., June

" Ebenezer Martin's Scout from Moretown, Oct.

" Elijah Dewey's Co., Oct.

" Ebenezer Allen's Co

" Thomas Johnson's Co. of Minute Men, Newbury

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Capt. Thomas Lee's Co. of Rangers Report on same to General Assembly Capt. Thomas Lee's Independent Co.

" Daniel Culver's Co., to Ticonderoga, June Scouts sent from Springfield, July . Detachment imder Capt. Nathan Smith after Tories, Aug, Capt. William Heaton's Co. in Strafford Alarm, July

" John Alger's Co. (part) in Strafford Alarm . Men to Strafford from Norwich under Capts. Bush and Board man .......

Men to Strafford from Orford, Piermont & Fairlee Men with horses to Strafford from Lyme Scouting after Retreat from Strafford Capt. Elijah Dewey's Co., August i6

" Samuel Robinson's Roll, August i6

" John Benjamin's Co., Aug.-Oct.

" John Gideon Bayley's Co., Aug.

" Seth Hodges' Co., Aug.-Oct. .

" Timothy Bush's Co., Aug.-Sept.

" John Petty 's Co., Aug.-Sept.

" Josiah Boyden's Co., Aug.-Sept.

" Josiah Boyden's Co., Sept.-Oct.

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Lieut. Moses Johnson's Co., Sept. -Oct. ..... 43

Capt. David Stowell's Co., Sept.-Oct 42

Lieut. Charles Richards' Command, Sept.-Oct. . . . 40-41

Capt. Ebenezer Allen's Co., July-Dec 44~45

" Levi Goodenough's Co., July-Dec. (1777?) ... 47

" John Warner's Co., July-Dec. 48

" Parmelee Allen's Co., July-Dec. ..... 49

Philip and Stephen Smith, prisoners, Sept., 1777- 1779 . . 51

Capt. William Heaton's Co., Sept.-Oct. .... 52

" Frye Bayley's Co., Sept.-Oct. (1777?) .... 53

Joshua Hazen's Co., Sept.-Oct 55

Abel Marsh's force transporting flour, Oct. ... 56

Abraham Salisbury's Co. (Clarendon) in Pittsford, Oct. 57

Scouts from Woodstock 59

Capt. F. Bayley and Lt. N. Lovewell, prisoners, Dec. . . 60

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Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Roll .... " Daniel Comstock's Co., April " Solomon Cushman's Co. (part), April . " Isaac Clark's Co., March-May " Nathan Smith's Detachment, April " Nathan Smith's Detachment, April-May " Simeon Stevens' Co., April " W^illiam Hutchins' Co., May i-Nov. 30 " Thomas Sawyer's Co., May i-Nov. 30 . " Jesse Safford's Co., May i-Nov. 30

Detachment under Capt. Gideon Ormsby, June-July

Capt. Samuel Robinson's Co., June-July

" Samuel Robinson's Co., at Rutland, June-July

Scouts from Windsor, June-Sept.

Scout from Moretown, July .... " sent by Capt. John Throop, August

Escort (of Tories) under Capt. James Bentley .

Lieut. Joseph Little's Co., Aug.-Oct.

Scouts from Woodstock

Capt. Joseph Briggs' Co., Oct.-Nov.

Lieut. Solomon Soper's Co., Oct.-Nov.

Capt. Gideon Ormsby's Co., Nov. .

Detachment under Capt. Stephen Calkins, Nov

Capt. John Smith's Co., Nov. . " Zebediah Dewey's Co., Nov. " John Spafford's Co., Nov. " Thomas Sawyer's Co., Nov. . " Simeon Wright's Co., Nov. .

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Capt. Abraham Underhill's Co., Nov. Lieut. Abraham Ives' Co., Nov. Capt. Tehan Noble's Co., Nov.

" Ephriam Buell's Co., Nov.

" Benjamin Cooley's Co., Nov.

" Simeon Wright's Roll, Nov. . Lieut. Jonathan Scott's Co., June-Jan. Capt. Jonathan Scott's Co., June-Jan.

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Capt. John Smith's Co., Feb. .... Col. Seth Warner's Regiment, 1776- 1779

" Seth Warner's Regiment, 1776-1780 Capt. John G. Bayley's Co., April 1777-May 1779

" William Hutchins' Co., March-May

" Simeon Wright's Co., Mav .

" Simeon Wright's Roll, May .

" John Burt's Co., April-June .

" William Gaige's Roll, May-June

" Thomas Sawyer's Co., Mav -June

" Tehan Noble's Co., April-June

" Thomas Sawyer's Co., June-Aug. Surgeon Jacob Rubach's Roll, Dec. 1778-July Scouting Party from Capt. S. Wright's Co., July

" " under Sergt. Thomas Hinman, August

Capt. Parmelee Allen's Co., August-Nov.

Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Co., Aug.-October

" John Stark's Co., under Capt. P. Allen, Nov. " Simeon Wright's Co., Nov. . . . " Ephraim Buell's Co., May-Dec.

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Capt. Timothy Bush's Co., Jan. -Feb.

Scout under Lieut. Hezekiah Silaway, Jan.

Capt. Nehemiah Lovewell's Co., Feb.

Lieut. Calvin Parkhurst and eight men, March

Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Roll for five men, March

" Daniel Comstock's Co. (part), March .

*' Abel Merriman's Co., March .

" Daniel Smith's Co., March . Rutland Co. under Ensign Isaac Cushman, March

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Capt. Simeon Wright's Co., March

" Abraham Underhill's Co., March

" Daniel Smith's Co., March .

" Ephraim Buell's Co., March .

" Zebediah Dewey's Co., March

" Benjamin Cooley's Co., March

" Stephen Calkins' Co., March Lieut. Enoch Hall's Rangers, March Capt. John Spafford's Co., March

" John Spafford's men (omitted)

'* Gideon Ormsby's Co., March

*• Thomas Bull's Co., March

'• Tehan Noble's Co., March .

" Matthew Lyon's Co., March-Oct.

" Giles Walcott's Co. Lieut. Benjamin Everest's Co., Nov.-March, 1780 Capt. Jonas Galusha's Co., April

" John Stark's Co., April .

'* Samuel Williams' Co., Mav.

" John Spafford's Co., May-June

" Ephraim Buell's Co., May -June

" Benjamin Cooley's Co., May-June Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment, Officers, March and June Capt. Thomas Lee's Co., June

" Zebediah Dewey's Co. (part), May-June

" Jesse Safford's Co., July Scout under Lieut. Nathan Howland, August Capt. John Spafford's Co., August .

" Elisha Burton's Co., August

" Joseph Parkhurst's Co., August

" John Mercy's Co., August Scout under Capt. Benjamin Cox, August Capt. Benjamin Cox's Co., August-Nov. Lieut, William Post's Co., August-bept. . Capt. Stephen Calkins' Co., Oct.

" Jonathan Helton's Co., Oct. , Lieut. Asahel Smith's Co., Oct.-Nov. " Edmund Hodges' Co., Oct " Benjamin Cox's Co., August . '* Benjamin Cox's Co., August

/' Eli Noble's Co., August-Nov. Lieut. David Powers' Co., Aug.-Nov. Scouts from Capt. Joseph Sawyer's Co., Aug.-Nov Capt. Abel Merriman's Co., Oct. " Daniel Smith's Co., Oct.'V . " John Spafford's Co., Oct.'

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Capt. William Hutchins' Co., Oct. .

" Eli Noble's Co., Oct.

" Benjamin Cooley's Co. (part), Oct

" Nathaniel Seeley's Co., Oct. .

" Ebenezer Wood's Co., Oct. - " Samuel Robinson's Co., Oct. Lieut. Lemuel Hyde's Co., Oct.

" Lemuel Bradley's Co., Oct. Capt. Tehan Noble's Co., Oct.

" Thomas Bull's Co., Oct.

" Bigelow Lawrence's Co., Oct.

" Jacob Odel's Co., Oct. . Lieut. Abner Hurd's Co., Oct. Capt. Thomas Collins' Co., Oct,

" John Spafford's Co., Oct.

" Zebediah Dewey's Co., Oct. . Col. Samuel Herrick's Regiment, Oct. Capt. Cyprian Downer's Co., Oct. .

" John Spafford's Co., Oct.

" William Gage's Co., Oct.

" Daniel Comstock's Co., Oct. .

" Jonas Galusha's Co., Oct.

*' Jonas "Galusha's Co. (part), Oct.

" Abraham Ives' Co., Oct.

" Isaac Clark's Co., Oct. .

" Daniel Smith's Co. (part), Oct.

" William Dvre's Co., Oct.-Nov. Major Gideon Ormsby's pay-roll, Oct. Capt. Joseph Parkhurst's Co., Oct.

" Timothy Bush's Co., Oct.

" John Marcy's Co., Oct. Lieut. Bartholomew Durkee's Co., Oct. Capt. Joshua Hazen's Co., Oct.

" (part), Oct.

" Daniel Gilbert's Co., Oct. Major Elkanah Day's Battalidh, Oct. Capt. Comfort Starr's Co., Oct.

" (part), Oct.

" Abner Bisbee and men to Springfield, Oct

" Samuel Scott's Co., Oct.

" John Powell's Co., Aug. (?)-Oct.

" Elias Weld's Co. to Royalton & Haverhill, Oct. Major Benjamin Wait's pay abstract, Oct. Capt. William Upham's Co., Aug.-Oct.-Nov

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Ccint. Warren Cottle's Co., Oct.

"^- Timothy Bush's Co., Oct.

" Joshua Hazen's Co. to Brookfield, Oct .

" 'ohn Hawkins' Co., to Brookfield, Oct.

" J 'tq Stark's Co., Oct

" Th«- nas Barney's Co., Oct. Lieut. Abisha Samson's Co. at Barnard, Oct. . Capt, BenjaiOin Cox's Co., as scouts, to Brookfield, Oct Lieut. James Siix?l ley's Co. at Straflford, Oct. . Capt. Joshua Hazen's Co. at Strafford, Oct.-Nov.

" Samuel Allen's Co., Oct.-Nov.

" Charles Parker's Co., Oct.-Nov.

" Nathaniel Blanchard's Co., Oct.-Nov. . Ensign William Hoar and Co., Oct.-Nov. Capt. James Anderson's Co. (part), Oct.-Nov.

" Nathaniel Smith's Co., Oct.-Nov. Major Wm. Goodrich, commanding Capt. Enoch Noble (from Mass.), Oct.-Nov, .

'* William Goodrich and Staff, Oct.-Nov. Capt. Samuel Williams' Co., Oct.-Nov. Ensign Solomon Calkins and Party, Nov. Lieut. John Powell and Party, Nov. Scouts from Capt. Cox's Co., Nov. . Capt. Joseph Tyler's Co., Oct. -Dec. i

'* Ebenezer Wallis's Co., March and Oct.

" William Hutchins' Co., Jan.-Nov.

" Parmelee Allen's Co., Feb. -Dec. i

" Jesse Safford's Co , Jan. -Dec. i . . Lt. Col. James Claghorn's account, Nov. 1778-Nov Lieut. Samuel Willard and men, Dec. Scout under Major John Barron, from Moretown Capt. Abraham Salisbury's Co.

" Capt. Ichabod Robinson's Co., Clarendon

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Capt. Ezekiel Colbe's Co., Corinth, scouting, 1777, 1781 " Jesse Sawyer's Co., April 1780-Jan. 1781

Lieut. Beriah Green's Co., Feb.-March ....

Scout from Strafford under Sergt. R. Crandal, Feb.

Capt. Samuel Smith's Co., Fairlee, to Newbury, Royalton

&c., Oct. '8o-March'8i

" Samuel McClure's Co. at Dresden, March

" Charles Nelson's Co., Feb.-March ....

" Thomas Collins' Co., March . . . . " .

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GENERAL CONTENTS

Scout from Moretown under Capt. Eben Martin, March. Capt. John Throop's Co., March Lieut. Daniel Spooner's Co., to Orford, March Capt. John Burt's Co., March Scouts' under Lieut. Nathaniel White, March . Scout from Strafford under Ensign Solomon Calkin, March Capt. Samuel Stow Savage's Co., March " John Marcy's Co., March " Jesse Burk's and Capt. M. Gilson's Cos. in the New

bury Alarm, March ....

" Joshua Hazen's Co. (part) to Dresden, March " " " " to Piermont, March

" Timothy Bush's Co. in the Peacham Alarm, March " Warren Cottle's Co., March . Scout under Lieut. James Smalley, March Capt. Benjamin Cox's Co. to Bethel, March Scout from Moretown, March . Capt. Jesse Safford's Co.., March

" William Heaton's Co., Thetford, to Royalton, New bury, <!fec., Aug. '80- April '8 1 . Lieut. Nathaniel Holmes' Co., Dec. 1780-April 1781 Capt. Simeon Stevens' Co., Newbury, scouting and guarding.

May '79-May '81 . '. ■ . Scouts under Capt. Frye Bayley (Newbury ?), Oct.'80-May '8 Capt. Stephen Calkins' Co. (?), Oct.- Nov. 1780 (?) " Stephen Calkins' Co. (?) " Capt. Tl^as Collins' Co., May-June . Rutland Co. f^rt) under Ensign Isaac Cushman, to Fort

Vengeance, June-(?) . . Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Co., Castleton Alarm, June " Lemuel Roberts' Co., June . . " John Spafford's Co., Castleton Alarm, June . " Jacob Wood's Co., Castleton Alarm, June . " Abishai Moseley's Co., Castleton Alarm, June Lieut. Lemuel White's Co., Shrewsbury Alarm, June Major Israel Smith and A. Chamberlin, A. Q. M. . Capt. Abner Seely's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 " John Benjamin's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 . " Daniel Comstock's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 " James Blakeslee's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 . " Charles Nelson's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 . " Nehemiah Lovewell's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 " Josiah Fish's Co., pay to June 30, 178 1 . " Jotham White's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 . " John Stark's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 . Lieut. Israel Morey and Party, pay to June 30, 1781

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Capt. James Brookins' Co., pay to June 30, 1781

Lt. Col. Samuel Fletcher's Battalion-Staff, pay to June 30, '81

Capt. William Hutchins' Co., pay to June 30, 1781

" Bigelow Lawrence's Co. at Cambridge and Saratoga July, 1781 .......

" Eli Noble's Co., Pownal, to Saratoga, July . Moses Howe's Acct., taking six prisoners to Castleton Capt. Ebenezer Wood's Co., July 31-Aug.

" Matthew Lyon's Co., July 31-Aug. Col. Ebenezer Walbridge's Staff, August Capt. William Sharp's Co., August

*• Augustine Odel's Co., August

" Lemuel Carey's Co., August ....

" William Shepard's Co., August, at Saratoga

" John Robinson's Co., August

" Shadrach Phelps' Co., August

" Matthias Button's Co., August . . * .

" William Dyre and Men, August, scouting near Fort Ann

" Lemuel Bradley's Co., August . . ■^-^ " Joseph Safford's Co., August . . ' .

" Robert Hunkins and Men, August, at Peacham, .

" Barth. Durkee's Co., Aug., to Bethel Fort

" William Bramble's Co., August, to Bethel Tort, .

" Elkanah Sprague and men, August, to Bethel Fort

" John Coffeen's Co. ......

Lieut. Joseph Wickwire and Prisoners' Guard, at Bennington August ........

Capt. Isaac Tichenor's Co., Bennington, to Saratoga, August Three Weeks' Men in Capt. Parmelee Allen's Co., July-Aug. Capt. Abraham Underbill's Co

" Elijah Galusha's Co. to Saratoga, August

" Nathan Delano's Co., August

" William Sharp's Co., August Col. John Abbot and Staff . . . . , Capt. Cyprian Downer's Co., Shaftsbury to Saratoga, August

" Jesse Safford's Co., August .... Ensign Elisha Partridge and Men, August Prisoners' Guard under Sergt. Matthew Scott, Bennington

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Prisoners' Guard under Sergt. Samuel Standish, Bennington to

Skeensboro', August ..... Capt. Joseph Safford's Co. at White Creek, Aug.-Sept.

" Elisha Galusha's Co. fpart) to Windham County, Sept Gov. Chittenden's Life-Guard, Aug.-Sept.

" Chittenden's Life-Guard, Sept-Oct. Capt. Ebenezer Parkhurst's Co., Oct.

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Capt. Timothy Bush and Men, arresting two transient persons

" John Coffeen and Co. (part), taking up enemies, Oct. Scout under Lieut. Frederick Smith ....

Capt. Charles Nelson's Co., July i — (Sept. 14?)

" Charles Nelson's Co., Sept.-Nov

*' Thomas Barney's Co. , Oct

" Eli Brownson's Co., to Castleton, Oct. 20

" Thomas Bull's Co., Oct 21

** Enoch Eastman's Co., Oct

" Zadock Everest's Co., Oct

" John Gray's Co., Oct.-Nov

" Jacob Hinds'(,Co., Oct.

" Richard Hurd's Co., Oct. 20

*• John Mott's Co., Danbv, at Castleton, Oct. .

" Jacob Odel's Co., Oct.'

" Daniel Smith's Co. at Castleton, Oct. .

" Nathaniel Smith's Co., Oct. ....

" Ebenezer Wilson's Co. at Castleton, Oct.

" Abraham Underhill's Co., Oct.-Nov.

" Samuel Willard's Co., Oct.-Nov

Col. Ira Allen's Regiment, Staff^Oct

Capt. Abraham Jackson's Co., Wallingford, at Castleton Oct. 14 .

*' Abel Merriman's Co. to Castleton, Oct. 21 .

" Jacob Wood's Co. to Castleton, Oct. 21

" Lemuel Roberts' Co., Oct. 21

" Nathaniel Blanchard's Co., at Castleton, Oct. 21-30

" Samuel Williams' Co., Oct. 21 -Nov. 2.

" Orange Train's Co., Oct. 20-Nov.

" Israel Hurlbut and a Detachment from Col. Thomas Lee's Regiment .......

" Abraham Jackson's Co. (part), at Castleton, Oct. 14

" Cyprian Downer's Co., at Castleton, Oct.

" Eli Noble's Co., Pownal, at Castleton, Oct.

" Ebenezer Wood's Co., Oct. 13

" Bigelow Lawrence's Co., at Castleton, Oct. .

" Isaac Tichenor's Co., at Castleton, Oct. 13 . ' " Joseph Safford's Co., at Castleton, Oct. 14-31

Col. Ebenezer Walbridge's Staff, Oct

Capt. Lemuel Cary's Co., Oct.-Nov. . . . ' . Lieut. Peter Baker's Co., to Skeensboro', Oct.-Nov. Capt. Nathan Delano's Co., Oct.-Nov

" John Robinson's Co., at Skeensboro', Oct. 25

" Martin Dudley's Co., at Castleton, Oct.-Nov.

" William Sharp's Co., to Skeensboro', Oct.-Nov. .

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Capt. Nicholas Sharpe's Co., to Skeensboro', Oct

" John Abbot's Staff, Oct.-Nov.

" John Dater's Co., Oct

" William Shepard's Co., to Castleton, Oct. 12-Nov

** Henry Vanderhoff's Co. (?), Oct. 25-Nov. 5 .

" John Dater's Co., Oct. 23-Nov. 4 .

" Shadrach Phelps' Co., at Castleton, Oct. 23-Nov Col. Cornelius Douty's Staff, Oct. 12-Nov. 3 . Capt. John Stiliwell's Co., Oct. 25-Nov. g

" Elijah Galusha's Co., Arlington, Oct. . Skeensboro' Co. under Ensign John R. Blanchard . Pownal Co. under Capt. Benjamin Bates, to Castleton, Oct. Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Co. at Castleton, Oct 21

" Abishai Moseley's Co. at Castleton, Oct. 21

" Jacob Hinds' Co. (part), Oct.

*' Lemuel Bradley's Co., Oct. 21

" Asaph Cook's Co., Oct. 20

" John Patterson's Co., Oct. 14-24 .

*' Lemuel Hyde's Co., Oct.

" Peleg Matteson's Co., Shaftsbury . Lieut. Ward Bayley's Party, near Upper Coos, April-Nov. Capt. Eli Noble and Militia with him at Castleton, Nov Col. Samuel Fletcher's Staff, June 30-Nov. 25 Lieut. Israel Morey's Party, July-Oct. Capt.'Nehemiah Lovewell's Co., July-Nov.

" Peter Page's Co., July-Nov

" " " Mileage, July 29-Nov. 25 .

Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Wait's Staff, Feb.-Nov. Capt. John Benjamin's Co., July-Nov.

•' Abner Seelye's Co., July-Nov.

" Parmelee Allen's Co., May-Dec.

" Samuel S. Savage's Co., Aug., Sept., Oct., etc. Brig.-General Roger Enos's Pay Abstract, May-Dec. Capt. Elijah Gates' Co., July-Dec

" Richard Hurd's Co., to defend the Western Union

" Eli Brownson's Co., Dec. 16-19

" John Patterson's Co., Dec. 16-19 .

'• Lemuel Bradley's Co., Dec. 16-19

" Thomas Barney's Co., Dec. 17-20 .

" Jacob Hines' Co., Arlington, Dec.

" Elijah Galusha's Co. (part), Arlington, Dec Col. Ebenezer Walbridge's Staff, Dec. Capt. George Sexton's Co., Aug.- Dec.

" Jotham White's Co., July-Dec. Scout from Moretown under Major Barron Scouting under Capt. Jacob Hall

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528 530 532 533 536 538 539 541 542 544 545 546 547 548 549 550 55T- 55^ 554 555 556

GENERAL CONTENTS

Scouting by Lieutenants A. Fowler, B. Towl and Sergt. Z Lovewell ........

Lieutenant- Colonel Ebenezer Walbridge's Staff, May- Nov. Capt. James Blakeslee's Co., July- Dec. .

" William Dyre's Co., at Skeensboro', July- Dec.

" James Brookins' Co., July-Dec.

" William Hutchins' Co., July-Dec.

'■ Josiah Fish's Co., July i-Dec.

" Daniel Comstock's Co., July i-Dec.

" John Pratt's Co., June-Nov. .

" John Stark's Co., July i-Dec. .

" Joshua Babcock's Co., May-Dec. .

" James Marston's Co., 1780, 1781 .

" Abraham Salisbury's Co., 1781

" Ichabod Robinson's Co., 1781 Col. Gideon Warren's Staff ....

557

558

559 562

564

567 570 573 576

579

580

582 583 584 587

1782

Capt. Silas Goodrich's Co., Jan., an Alarm after Tories . 588

Lieut. Ward Bayley's Co., defence of Upper Coos, Mar. -Dec. 589

Capt. Beriah Green's Co., Nov. 1781-Apr. 1782 . , . 590

" Israel Hurlbut's Co. 592

" William Hutchins' Co., Forts at Castleton and Pittsford,

Nov. 1 78 1 -May 1782 593

" Lemuel Bradley's Co., going after Tories, May i . . 595

" Zadock Everest's Co., May ...... 596

" Enoch Eastman's Co., Rupert, May i . . . . 597

" Thomas Barney's Co., after Tories, May . . . 599

" Eli Brownson's Co., after Tories, May .... 600

" Elijah Galusha's Co., May ...... 602

'' Bigelow Lawrence's Co., in W^indham County, Sept. . 603

" Hezekiah Armstrong's Co., in Windham County, Sept. 604

Col. Ebenezer Walbridge's Staff, in Windham County . . 605

Capt. Joseph Safford's Co., in Windham County, Sept. . 606-607

" William Simonds' Co., in Windham County . . 60S

Officers in Capt. Eben. Wood's Co., in Windham County . 609

Capt. Josiah Fish's Co., in Windham County . . . 609

" Shadrach Phelps' Co. at White Creek, Oct. 1781 . 612

Men of Sharon and Royalton under Capt. B. Green at Fort

Fortitude, Oct 613

Lieut. David Powers' pay roll, April-Oct 613

Capt^ James Brookins' Co., add'l, July-Dec 614

Lieut Ward Eager's Co., to Brattleboro', Dec. . . .. 615

Capt. Isaac Wheeler's Co., Dec 616

" Jason Duncan's Co., Dummerston to Brattleboro', Dec. 617, 619

XVI

GENERAL CONTENTS

Col. John Sergeants' Staff, Dec. Capt. Nathaniel Smith's Co. . " John Gray's Co.

620 621 622

1783

Col. Seth Warner's Regiment (Vermonters) final adjustment

ofaccts 623

Capt. Thomas Barney and Volunteers, March . . . 626

" Frye Bayley's Co., Newbury, May, 1781-1783 . . 627 " Benjamin Whitney's Co. in Windham County, Oct.

1783-Mar. 1784 629

." Jacob Odel's Co., taking Tories on Rupert Mtn., April . 631 From the Henry Stevens Papers and Others in Posses- sion of the State of New York . . . 632-661

Bennington Militia, First Co., Oct., 1764 .... 632

Capt. Elijah Dewey's Co., Bennington, Warning, Oct. 1775 . 633

" " " " at Mt. Independence, 1776 . . 634

" " " Men— Receipts, May, 1777 . . . 635

" Gideon Brownson's Co. at Montreal, Feb. 1776 . . 635 " Gideon Brownson's Co. before Quebec, Muster Roll,

May, 1776 636

" . Gideon Brownson's Co., Monthly Return . . . 638

" Joseph Hatch's Co., Sept. 1776 639

" " " Enlistment Roll, August, 1776 . 640

A Return of Men Enlisted by Elkanah Day, Aug. 1776 . . 641

Pay Roll of Capts. Sam' Payne, Sam' Ashley and Abel Cur-

tis's Cos., under command of Major John Wheelock

in service of N. Y. State, 1777 .... 642

Request for Certificates of Discharge, Kingston, Sept. 1777 . 644

Scouts at Pittsfofd, Oct. 1777 644

Capt. Samuel Paine's Muster Roll, 1777 .... 647

" Samuel Ashley's Co., under Major John Wheelock . 649

" Nehemiah Lovewell's Co., Muster Roll, 1780 . . 651 Muster Roll of Capt. Elisha Babcock's Co., near Quebec,

Feb. 1776 653

" " of Capt. Robert Cochran's Co., near Quebec, Feb.

1776 • • ^55

" " of Capt. Charles Nelson's Co., near Quebec, Feb.

1776 '. . . 657

" " of Lieut. Pixley's Co. (in the same detachment

as above) 659

Vermont Men in N. H. Regiments at Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775 661

" " Col. Bedel's (N. H.) Regiment, 1775 . . 662

" Soldiers who served in N. H. Regiments . . . 663

Additional Payment because of Depreciation of Money 666-681

GENERAL CONTENTS

XVI 1

Col. Seth Warner's Regiment, Add'l Pay .... 668 Capt. Thomas Lee's Co., Add'l Pay ..... 673 Major Gideon Brownson's Depreciation Money, Act of As- sembly 676

Col. Thomas Lee authorized to receive Depreciation Money . 678 Accounts and Other Papers from the Pay Table Office 682-770 Col. Gideon Warren's Pay order on acct. of wound rec'd at

Ticonderoga, May, 1775 682

Lieut. John Fasset, Jr.'s Acct. for service in 1775 . . . 682

Capt. William Fitch's Acct. for service in 1775 . . . 683

Samuel Torry's Certificate for service in 1775 . , . 683

Capt. Jonathan Fassett's Acct., for service in 1776 . . . 684

" Michael Vail's Acct. for service in 1775 . . . 685 Accounts of Capt. John Fasset, Matthew Lyon and others,

1776, 1777 686

Receipts of Soldiers on (Col.) Ethan Allen's Pay Roll, 1777 . 687

Capt. Ebenezer Wood's Acct. for bounty money, &c. . . 688 Petition of Capt. Bayley and Lieut. Lovewell ; service in

Dec. 1777 688

Pay of Lieut. Abner Blanchard, for services in 1777, 1778 . 689

Petition of Lieut. John Powell, prisoner at Quebec, 1777, 1778 689

Account for watching suspected persons, i777'(?) . . . 690

Returns of the Guards over Major Amasa Wright, 1778 . 691

Justus Webster wounded at Shelburne, March, 1778 . . 692

Zadock Wright of Hartland under Guard, 1778 . . . 693

Capt. Jesse Sawyer searching for Tories ..... 693

" " " guarding Asa Baldwin to Bennington . 694

" Isaac Clark's bounty money ...... 694

Petition of Moses Evans, taken prisoner Oct. 5, 1777 . . 694

Lt. Col. Ebenezer Walbridge's Acct., 1778-1780 . . . 696

Capt. Samuel Paine's Acct. for services, 1778 .... 696

Committee on Pay Rolls, 1778 696

I^ieut. Nathan Howland and men, 1778 ..... 697

Petition of Orsamus Holmes of Springfield, prisoner 1777 -1778 697 Returns of Scouts sent out by Capts. Hazen, Weld and

Marsh, 1778 698,699

Sergt. Ephraim Stevens, prisoner in Canada May 1779-Oct.

1781 700

Two Deserters from Continental Army, 1779 . . . ' . 700

Bounty to Capt. Parmelee Allen and Co., 1779 . . . 701

Lt. Col. Stephen Pearl's Accts., 1780 . . . . . 703

Scouting near Pittsford, 1780 (?) 703

Cost of Fort Fortitude in Bethel, 1780 705

Labor on Fort Defiance in Barnard ..... 705

Pay Roll of a Guard ordered by the Governor, Aug., 17S0 . 706

Chaplain Ithamar Hibbard's Acct. 1780 .... 708

XVI 11

GENERAL CONTENTS

Acct. of Moses Robinson, 2d, O. M.

Acct. of Surgeon Lewis Beebe, 1780

Col. Thomas Lee at Castleton, his Acct

Silas Robinson, Q. M., his Acct.

Acct. of Amos Bicknell, A. C. L, 1780

Acct. of Surgeon David Church, 1780

Return of four Men in Capt. Nath. Smith's Co., 1780

Lieut. Ebenezer Hyde with Flag to Crown Point, 1780

" Eli Brownson with Flag, 1780

Scouting by John Gault, 1780

Acct. of Elisha Clark, C. G. I

" " Eli Cogsel, A. C. I

Petition of Benjamin Winchester, a sick soldier Resolve of Gen. Assembly to pay Nath. Martin of Moretown Prisoner .......

Acct. of Benjamin Wait, of the Board of War Lt. Col. Fletcher's Acct. for service in Windham County Daniel Walker sent to Castleton under guard of Sergt. J. Post Two Soldiers with a Flag, to Castleton, Feb. 1781 Lt. Benj. Everest with a Flag to Canada Levi Hill with a Flag to Canada .

Acct. of Lt. Col. Joseph Safford for service in 1780 and 1781 Col. Seth Warner's Receipts, etc. Scout from Norwich to Onion River Scouting in March and April, 1781 Major Gideon Ormsby's Account Jedediah Blackman, a prisoner 16 months Capt. L. Roberts, a prisoner g months, Ens. James Hill 6 months ........

Eli Freeman, a prisoner 11 months ....

Six British Prisoners to Castleton from Brattleboro

Prisoners under Guard to Castleton from Windsor

British Prisoners from Clarendon to Castleton

Sundry Accts. paid by Treasurer, 1780, 1781

Nahum Powers, prisoner in Aug. 1781; captive till June 22

1782 '

Scouting done by John Martin, 1779-1781

Moses Warren, prisoner ......

Hugh McCartey, prisoner in Canada

Capt. James Brookins' Co., 1781 — omissions .

John Kent, prisoner, 1781

Nath. Fuller and Chris. Cary, prisoners in Canada

Thomas Tolman's Accounts as Paymaster

Supposed Deserter to Saratoga, April 1782

Jonathan Luce, prisoner, Oct. 1781

Corporal John Sergeant, prisoner, Oct. 1781

708 710 711 711

713

714

714 716

717

718

719

719 721

721

722 723 723 724 725

725 726

726

727

727 728

729 729 730 730

iz-^

732

736

739 740

741

743-746

748

749 750

GENERAL CONTENTS XIX

Benj. Stevens and Eben. Hopkins, prisoners, May, 1779 . 751

Daniel Hovey, prisoner, Oct. 1781 752

A Scout from Moretown, June, 1782 753

Gen. Samuel Fletcher in Windham County, Sept. 1782 . 754

Capt. Beriah Green at Fort Fortitude, April-Oct. 1782 . 757

Zerah Norton and Nathan Burr, prisoners, 1781-1782 . . 760

Corporal Thomas Hunter, prisoner Aug. 1 781 -Dec, 1782 . 761

David Hicks of Brunswick, prisoner . , . . . 766

Capt. Thomas Butterfield to Canada with a Flag . . . 768

Daniel Bean, prisoner ; impressed seaman ? . . . . 769 Names on Journals of General Assembly 1778-1788 . 771-778

Officers appointed Feb. 1782 774

Lemuel Roberts and Noel Porter specially commended . . 777 Names on the Records of the Board of War . . 779-782

Forts to be built at Pittsford and Hubbardton . . . 781 Names on Records of Council of Safety and of Governor

and Council . . . . . . 783-789

Gen. Stark presents Hessian broadsword to Council, Sept. 1777 783 Exportation of wheat, com, &c., regulated by special

Committee ....... 785

Victory at Shelburne and Retreat to New Haven, March, 1778 785

Officers of Second Regiment of Militia, May, 1778 . . 786

" " Third " u u ^8^

Col. Bedel's Regiment, recruited partly in Vt. . . . 788

Six tons of Lead and 18,000 Gun Flints to be contracted for . 789 Papers on File in Office of Secretary of State . " . 789-808

Surgeons' Accounts 792-794

Families at New Haven removed to Fort Ranger, Dec. 1778 . 794

Inimical persons taken from Windsor to Bennington, July, 1778 798 A Scout to Mt. Independence, Oct. 1781, taken prisoners, one

killed 796

A Scout under Sergt. N. Throop, from Windsor to Bennington 798

Zebulon Lyon's Co. on guard duty at Windsor, &c., Aug. 1777 798

Lieut. Abner Hurd's Co., Nov. 1778 800

A detachment of Capt. J. Galusha's Co. at Bennington, May,

1778 , . . 800

Capt. J. Claghorn's Co. on scouting and guard duty. May,

1777 800

Men from Arlington, Dorset, Wells and Manchester who aided

the Sheriff of Cumberland County, May and

June, 1779 802

Pay Rolls of Those Who Assisted the High Sheriff of

Windham County in Sept. 1782 . . 804-808 Pay Roll of Men from Bennington (?) who went to aid the

Sheriff of Cumberland County, May, 1779 . . 808 Petitions on file in Secretary's Office .... 808-809

GENERAL CONTENTS

Abstract of Papers in Files . Commissary Accounts . Extracts from " Proceedings of York." .

809-81 1 811-812

Prov. Congress of New

813-822

Employment of Green Mountain Boys advised by Pres. John Hancock of Continental Congress, June, 1775 . Etlian Allen's List of Officers for Green Mountain Boys . 814 Officers for the same chosen at Dorset, July 27, 1775 . . , 815 Prov. Congress of N. Y. appoints Seth Warner Lt. Col.,

Sept. 1775 816

Militia to be raised in Cumberland, Charlotte and Gloucester

Counties 817

Officers of Major J. Hoisington's four Cos. of Rangers . . 819

Muster Roll of Capt. Benj. Wait's Co 819

" " " John Strong's Co 820

Major John Wheelock and the Cos. to be raised by him . 821 Cumberland County Militia, 1775, 1776 .... 822-827 A Return of Capt. John Grant's Co. in Col. S. Warner's Reg- iment 827

A Weekly Return of Col. Seth Warner's Regiment, Aug. 1777 828 Six Companies of Vermont (?) Militia, names as found in a

Pay-book of the New York forces for 1780 . 829-831

Additional Corps (Green Mountain Boys) . . . 831-833

Cumberland County Militia 833, 834

The Cannon captured at Ticonderoga 834

Capt. Azariah Wright's Co., Westminster, 1768 (?) . . 835 The Westminster Massacre, March 13, 1775 .... 835 Major Hopkins and Party Surprised, July, 1779 . . . 836 Officers of Green Mountain Regiment as appointed by U. S.

Congress 836

Vermont " Committee of War "...". . 837

List of Commandants 838

Index to Special Persons and Subjects 843

Some Events Grouped by Years 844

Index of Towns, etc. ........ 845

Index to Names of Persons 848-927

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

CORRECTIONS AND NOTES

[It is proper to say here that the Editor expected to see the first sixteen pages a second time be- fore they were put to press. 1

Page 5, line 1, "bounty" should be inserted before "blanket."

8, line 15 of table, for Hatho. read Nath.

9, line 9 from bottom, for Wol bridge read Walbridge.

13, line 8, date should be 1785.

14, line 7 from bottom, "Filed — Report," etc., belongs to previous docu- ment.

26, line 13, for Libbens read Libbeus.

33, line 2 of table, for Ramsey read Ranney.

123, line 9 from bottom, date 1778 aflfects only the next line.

124, add Note: One name appears to have been cut from this roll in binding.

182, first line of lower table, read Warren.

298, Charles (Parker) in heading is a correction in Book of Rolls for Clarke (erased) — perhaps itself an error.

353, heading of table, read Gilson'' s.

356, heading, read Bush''s; also in next line.

504, heading, Dater^s should perhaps be Daters''.

631, line 13, 1784 is evidently a scribe's error for 1783.

711, line 17, Col. Lee wrote Capt. after his signature; changed by some- one (in Roster) to "Col."

833', Thurston probably became "Thurstininlis" by interlining in the original roll.

866, line 1, for Colton read Cook.

For such accuracy as the following pages may be found to possess, a good share of the credit is due to the vigilance of the proofreader in the office of the printers. G.

STATE OF VERMONT

ROLLS OF THE MEN Engaged in the War of the Revolution

[The following Rolls are mostly copied from a manuscript volume in the office of the Adjutant-General, into which the orig- inal rolls were transcribed by order of the General Assembly in 1843. These are supplemented by material found in two publica- tions of the State of New York: " New York in the Revolution as Colony and State," 1897; and " Documents Relating to the Colo- nial History of the State of New York," Vol. XV, being "State Archives," Vol. I, 1887; and elsewhere. Figures in brackets at the beginning of a roll indicate the page in the manuscript volume mentioned at v^hich it may be found.

Departures from present custom in spelling, punctuation, and use or non-use of capitals should not be hastily charged to the ac- count of the proof-reader, an effort having been made to reproduce such peculiarities of the Rolls as are not manifestly lapses or over- sights on the part of the writer. The origiiial errors in dates, in summation of figures, etc., are also meant to be preserved. The true reading of some proper names it has been possible only to guess at ]

STATE OF VERMONT

[171, dupl. 180] \Capt. Thomas Johnsoti's Company of Minute Men'\

A Pay Roll of a company of Minute Men in the service of the country in the year 1775, under the command of Capt. Thomas Johnson.

Names and Rank

Days in service

Pay per

day [month?"

Total

^12.

6.13. 4

4. 5. 0

2.8

1.11.10

2.8

]5.11

2.8

1.11.10

2.8

1.11.10

2.8

1.11.10

16.

10. 8

13. 4

16.

13. 4

16.

10. 8

1. 6. 8

1. 8.

1. 6. 8

13. 4

16.

13. 4

10. 8

1. 6. 8

16.

Thomas Johnson, Capt. Simeon Stephens, Lt. Jo^ Chamberlin, 2"*^ Lt. Thomas Hibbard, Clerk Elihu Johnson, Serg* Abie! Chamberlin, Do. Joseph Wilson, Do. Josiah Page, Do.

John Baird Timothy Sargent James Mills Sylvanus Heath Jacob Bayley Junior James Bayley Joshua Bayley Er Chamberlin Nath' Chamberlin Asher Chamberlin Moses Chamberlin Silas Chamberlin Richard Chamberlin Jr. Samuel Eaton Jacob Fowler Jacob Gates Samuel Hadley Daniel Hall W°^ Johnson Moses Kelly John Menat Benj. Rollins Moses Stevens Levi Sylvester Jr. Ward Thurston Samuel Webster

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Names and Rank

Days in service

Pay per

day [month?"

Total

Zacheus Lovevvell

£2.

13. 4

Jonathan Hadley

Nath' Merrill

1.13. 4

Reraem'=® Chamberlin

1.12.

Abner Fowler

John Gideon Bayley

1. 6. 8

Robert Johnson

1. 6. 8

John Hazeltine

• 2.

10. 8

Jonathan Butterfield

13. 4

Samuel Barnett Jr.

16.

Benjamin Barnett

16.

John Barnett

16.

John Brown

Gideon Smith

16.

Aaron Osmore

Ephraim Bayley

13. 4

Ephraim Webster

13. 4

Asa Webster

^62. 1. 3

Newbury 7 June, 1785. This certifieth that Capt. Thomas Johnson personally appeared and gave solemn oath to the truth of the within roll, errors excepted, before me.

Jacob Kent,

Justice of Peace.

The within pay Roll is not allowed by the Pay Table, it not being included in the resolve of Assembly. The alterations made

in the roll are

A captain's pa)'' per mo. ;^ 8. 0

Lt. Do 5. 8

Rations /8

Test. Sam^ Bartlett

In Gen. Assembly, Oct. 23, 1786. The aforesaid pay roll is referred to the committee of Pay Table for adjustment.

Attest.

Ro^ Hopkins, Clk.

STATE OF VERMONT

Pay Table Office, Rutland Oct. 26, 1786. The foregoing pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Tho^ Johnson Esq. it being sixty-two pounds orie shil- ling and three pence.

Lem^ Chipman ^ o^- V -D r Com.

iimoy Brownson )

Treasurer's Office, Rutland, Oct. 26, 1786. Rec'i of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.

Tho^ Johnson

[302] [CaJ>f. Oliver Potters Company\

Rutland, Oct. 24, 1786. State of Vermont Dr. to Capt. Oliver Potter, his officers and soldiers who served in Col. Seth Warner's Regiment in the year 1775 in an expedition to Canada.

To Capt. Potter, for enlisting 14 men @ 8/ £ 5.12. 0

To 5 weeks subsistence at 16/ ' 4. 0. 0

To a blanket 12/ 0.12. 0

To a gun 10/ 0.10. 0 To money paid for transporting the baggage of the

company from St. Johns to La Prarie 18/ 0.18. 0 To Lt. Ebenezer Allen for enlisting 18 men @ 8/ 7. 4. 0 To 5 weeks subsistence @ 16/ 4. 0. 0 To a blanket 12/ 0.12. 0 To a gun 10/ 0.10. 0 To money paid for transporting baggage of the com- pany from Longale to St. Johns 12/ 0.12. 0 To Lt. James Claghorn for enlisting 10 men @ 8/ 4. 0. 0 To 5 weeks subsistence at 16/ 4. 0 0 To a blanket 12/ " 0.12. 0 To a gun 10/ 0 10. 0 Abraham Jackson, bounty 40/ blanket 12/ gun 10/ 3. 2. 0 Moses Cooley " " " 3. 2. 0 Caleb Rice " " " 3. 2. 0 James Laflin, bounty, blanket & gun 3. 2. 0 Wm. Kinkinbotham do. 3. 2. 0 James Mc. Night do. 3. 2. 0 Joel Baldwin do. 3. 2. 0 Silas Bingham do. 3. 2. 0 Daniel Adams do. 3. 2. 0 Thos. Tuttle do. ' 3. 2. 0 Edward Turner do. 3. 2. 0 Silas Gerard ' do. 3. 2. 0 Orange Train do. 3. 2. 0 Lemuel Chipman do. 3. 2. 0

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 5

^ 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0 3. 2. 0

Total £ 163.16. 0

Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 24, 1786. The within account examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Eben'' Allen, or bearer, it beinjij one hundred and sixty- three pounds sixteen shillings lawful money.

Timo. Brownson ( ^ ^^-n. T ■, r-,- > Committee

Leml. Chipman \

Treasurer's Office, Rutland, Oct. 25, 1786. Reed, of Ira Alien,' Esq, Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being one hundred and sixty-three pounds sixteen shillings.

Eben'" Allen.

^^163.16. 0.

Ozem Brewster blar

iket &

gun

Saml. Turner

do.

Ethan Rice

do.

Aaron Adams

do.

James Bampus

do.

Asahel Jackson

do.

Hazelton Spencer

do.

Eben"" Washburn

do.

Reuben Marsh

do.

Jas. Randal

do.

Thos. Stafford

do.

Amariah How

do.

Rufu Tift

do.

Henry Green

do.

Alex^ Barr

do.

Saml. Darwin (Dorwin)

do.

Amasa Darwin

do.

Joseph Fuller (Tul'ler)

do.

Eben'' Andrice

do.

George Olds

do.

Robert Havens

do.

John Eaton

do.

John Griffin

do.

Daniel Norton

do.

Daniel Williams

do.

Alpheus Hall

do.

John Betts

do.

Micah Whitney

do.

STATE OF VERMONT

[25]

State of Vermont to Thomas Johnson

Dr.

1776.

March — To 15 daj^s on a scout from Coos, to St. Johns ) b}' order of Genl. Bayley j

Abiel Chamberlin 15 days @ 4/ Silas Chamberlin do

John Maclean "

Fry Bayley 8 *'

Provisions for scout Expense at St. Johns

1.13 3. 8 1.10

10. 0

£ 20. 0

Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 26, 1786. The within account

examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the

same to Thomas Johnson, Esq. or bearer, it being twenty pounds,

lawful money.

Lem. Chipman ) ^

m- -D \ Com®®.

Tiino. Brownson )

Treasurer's Office, Rutland, Oct. 26, 1786. Rec'd of the Treas- urer the contents of the above.

Thos. Johnson.

;^20.0. 0

[77] [Roll of the Staff in Col. Moses Robinson's Regijjtent'\

A Pay Roll of the Staff Officers in Col. Moses Robinson's Reg- iment of .Militia in tlie alarm to Pittsford commencing the 27th June, 1776.

Names.

En- tered

1776 June 27

Dis- charge

1776 July 23

Days

27 27

Miles

55 70

pay per mile

No. Ra- tions

2 1

Pay per ration

8" 8'!

Total

Azel Washburn, Surg". Saml. Kobinson, Adjt.

9.18. 4 6.18. 1

£16.16. 5

Saml. Robinson.

Pay Table Office, Bennington, 18th March. 1782. The. above

account being examined agreeably to a resolve of the General

Assembly, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same, being

sixteen pounds sixteen shillings and five pence to Saml. Robinson

or order.

Nathl. Brush | ^ r^n^n e T o^- u > Committee.

;£^16.16. 5 Isaac Tichenor j

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[355]

\Capt. Benjaini7i Hickok's Cotnpany\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Benjamin Hickok's Company in the ser- vice of the State of Vermont, under the command of Capt. Gideon Brownson, June 29, 1776.

Com-

Days

Names

mence' of pay

serv- ice

Miles

Total

1776

Capt. Benj.. Hickok

July 1

9.12.0

Lt. Abraham Salisbury

>• ( (

6. 3.1

Ensign Peleg Sunderland,.

(C <(

5.19.4

Sergt. Caleb Smith

(1 ((

2.13.9

•' Elisha Allen

<' (i

2.11.1

" James Westcot

1 < >l

2. 8.9

" Isaac Ashley

(< ((

2.11.9

Corpl. Et),en^ Weltou

( ( (1

2.13.4

Andrew Potter

( C i I

2. 1.4

Benjamin Whitman

<1 tt

2. 1.4

Obadiah Edmonds

t < ti

2. 1.4

Zebediah Green

t( (1

2. 1.4

Jabez Weaver

(< <<

2. 1.4

David Place [?]

t ( It

2. 1.4

John Smith

<< (<

2. 1.4

Charles Button

tl i c

2. 1.4

Jedediah Jackson

U 1.

2. 1.4

John Clark

11 <c

2. ].4

Stephen Clark

1 ( 11

2. 1.4

Jobe Cole

(( ((

2. 6.8

David Warren

II 11

2. 6.d

William Faleigh (or Fahigh)

(1 <<

2. 4.4

John Owen

<( 11

2. 4.4

Eli Cogsel

11 (1

2. 2.8

Daniel Colver

" "

2. 2.8

Heber Griswold

1( (1

2. 2.8

John Moulton

<1 1<

2. 2.8

£lh. 6.6

Benjamin Hickok.

March 12, 1783. Then the above pay roll sworn to before me.

Timo. Brownson, Asst.

Pay Table Office, Sunderland, March 12. 1783. The within

pay roll examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay

the same to Capt. Benjamin Hickok, it being seventy-five pounds

six shillings and six pence.

Timo. Brownson, ) ^

T u ci- r Committee.

John Strong, \

STATE OF VERMONT

Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, March 13, 1783. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer, the contenis of the above order, being seventy-five pounds six shillings and six pence, lav/ful money.

£16. 6. 6 Benjamin Hickok.

[215] [Capt. Gideon Brownsons Compatiy^

A Pay Roll of Capt. Gideon Brownson's Company for the de- fense of the frontiers of the New Hampshire Grants. June 29, 1776.

Names

Days

Per day

Miles

Pr. Mile

Total

Capt. Gideon Brownson

0.6.8

10. 0. 0

Lt. Jona. Wright

4.8

6.15. 0

" Enoch Eastman

4.8

6. 9. 0

Sergt. James Holmes

1.7

2.17. 9

" Daniel Comstock

1.7

2.19. 5

" Ebene. Wilson

1.7

2.12. 9

Corpl. Abner Chaffee

1 5

2,12. 8

" John Hathaway

1.5

2. 9. 4

" Saml. Bradley

1.0

3.15. 2

Isaac Underhill

1.4

2. 9. 4

Danl. Kent

1.4

2. 9. 4

Jas. Armstrong

1.4

2. 9. 4

John Roberts

1.4

2.11. 0

Haynes Bement

1.4

2.11. 0

Hatho. Newton

1.4

2.11. 0

Charles Bally

1.4

2.11. 0

Israel Murren

1.4

2.13. 2

Jona. Hoit

1.4

2.12. 0

Nathan Brundridge

1.4

2.12. 0

Jos. Averel

1.4

2.12. 0

Eber Murray

'27

1.4

2.12. 0

Reuben Park

1.4

2.12. 0

Daniel Purdy

1.4

2.12. 0

Matthew Randall

1.4

2, 4. 6

Richard Latten

2(i

1.4

2. 4. 6

Const. Viall

1.4

2. 4. 6

Isaac Colvin

1 4

2. 4. 6

George Gage

1.4

2. 4. (?

Levi Shearman

1.4

2. 4. 6

Jabish Olmstead

1.4

2. 4. 6

Hezekiah Scott

1.4

2. 4. 6

Paul Nelson

1.4

2. 4. 6

Alpheus Harmon

1.4

2. 4. 8

Zepheniah Sexton

1.4

2.11. 0

Prince Soper

1.4

2..1. 0

John Lowbary

1.4

2.11. 0

Amos Brownson

1.4

2.12. 0

^108. 9. 3

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Pay Table Office, April 18, 1782. The withiu pay roll exam- ined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, being one hundred and eight pounds, nine shillings and three pence to Capt. Gideon Brownson or order

Timo. Brownson | ^

;^108.9.3 Nathl. Brush [Committee.

Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Feb. 10, 1783. Reed, of Ira Allen Esq., Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being one hundred and eight pounds nine shillings three pence, lawful money.

^108.9.3 . Gideon Brownson, Capt.

[273] A Pay Roll of a Scout from Moretown^ Oct. 1776.

Ebenezer Martin, Capt. 9 daj^s 6.8 per day 80 miles @ 4d 4. 6. 8

Nathl. White, Lieut. " " 4.3 " " 80 " " " 3.4.4

£i.n.

y Committee.

Test. Eben. Martin, Capt.

John Barron, Major.

Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784. The within roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer will pay the contents of the same to Maj. John Barron for said Scout, being the sum of seven pounds eleven shillings and seven pence, lawful money.

Timo. Brownson Thos. Tolman

Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.

^ John Barron.

£ 7.11. 7

\^Capt. Elijah Dewey s Company^

Pay Roll of Capt. Elijah Dewey's Company in Col. Moses Robinson's Regiment of the Militia in the service of the United States ot America Mount Independence [October] 1776.

Elijah Dewey, Capt. ' [Privates]

Ebenezer Wolbridge, 1^* Lieut. Samuel Cutter

Thomas Jewett, 2^ Lieut. Ezekiel Harman

Nathaniel Fillinore, Ensign. Joseph Wickwire

Joseph Rudd, Sergeant Daniel Kinsley

Daniel Harman, " Jonathan Parsons

John Fay, " Andrew Weaver

John Smith, Corporal Abner Marble

Jedediah Merrill, " Phineas Scott

Thomas Story, " Aaron Haynes,

STATE OF VERMONT

Silas Harman Joseph Robinson Ezekiel Smith Seth Porter David Powers Hopestill Armstrong

Joseph Willoughb}'' Samuel Hunt Joshua Carpenter Othniel Green Philip Matteson Roswel Moseley

[The above roll, taken from Hon. Hiland Hall's History of Bennington (Vt. Hist. Mag. I. 153), was found among Capt. Dewey's papers]

[233]

\Capt. Ehenezer Allen s Coi7ipany\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Ebenezer Allen's Company in Capt. Gideon Bronson's Detachment, raised for the immediate defense of the frontiers of this state in the year 1776, by order of convention.

Names

Capt. Ebene. Allen Lt. Ethau Pierce Sergt. James Adams Lemuel Chipman Daniel Adams Aaron Adams Samuel Rice Joel Baldwin Abel Turner Abner Patridge Luther Fillmore Eliphaa Brewster Eber Rice

Entered

June 29 July 3

(t 1 <

Dis- charged

July 29

Ra-

Price

tions

Ra-

due

tions

Days

30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30

P^ I Month

Total

0.0 10.0 8.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

10 6 2

4.0

12.6

5.5

18.8 18.8 18.8 18.8 18.8 18.8 18.8 18.8 18.8 18.8

£ 38. 7.7

Ebene. Allen

State of Vermont, Bennington, Feb. 25, 1782. Personally ap- pears Capt. Ebene. Allen and makes solemn oath that the within pay roll is made without fraud to the public or injustice to any in- dividual, and that he has not received any pay from the United States for said service.

Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace

Pay Table Office, Bennington. Feb. 25, 1782. The within ac- count being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay to

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Capt. Ebene. Allen or order, the sum of thirty-eight pounds seven

shillings and seven pence.

Isaac Tichenor / ^

Nathl. Brush \ Committee.

Treasurer's Office, June 26, 1782. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.

Ebene. Allen, Capt.

[175] [C«//. Thomas /ohnsojis Company of Minute Men\

A Pay Roll of Capt. .Thomas Johnson's Company of Minute men in Newbury for the year 1776, under the command of Peter Olcott for scouting and guarding said year.

Names

Days

Pay per month

Total

Thomas Johnson. Capt.

8. 0. 0

8. 5. 4

vSimeon Stevens. Lt.

5. 8. 0

5.11. 8

Joseph Chamberlin, 2^^ Lt.

5. 8.

5 11. 8

Thomas Hibbard, Clerk

2. 8.

9. 6

Elihu Johnson, Serg*

2. 8.

1. 5. 7

Abiel Chamberlin

2. 8.

5. 4.11

Joseph Wilson

2. 8.

1. 5. 7

Josiah Page John Baird Timothy Sargent James Mills

14 6

2. 8.

1. 3. 5 8. 18. 8 8.

Sylvanus Heath

1. 9. 4

Jacob Bayley Jr James Bayley Joshua Bayley Err Chamberlin

21 21

2. 2. 2.

1. 8. 1. 8. 1. 8. 1. 4.

Nath' Chamberlin

1 1. 4

Asher Chamberlin

1.13. 4

Moses Chamberlin

Silas Chamberlin

4. 4.

Richard Chamberlin Jr

Sam' Eaton

Jacob Fowler

Jacob Gates

Sam' Hadley

Daniel Hall

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

Days

Pay per month

Total

William Johnson

1. 1. 4

Moses Kelly

1. 1. 4

Amos Kimball

Nehemiah Lovewell

Henry Lovewell

John Merritt

Benjamin Rollins

John Kennady

10. 8

Moses Stevens

18. 8

Levi Sylvester

Ward Thurston

Sam^ Webster

Nathi Merrill

L 1. 4

Remembrance Chamberlin

13. 4

Abner Fowler

■S.

John Gideon Bayley

1. 4.

Robert Johnson

2. 1. 4

Jon^ Butterfield

1. 1. 4

John Haseltine

18. 8

vSamuel Barn ate

Benjamin Barnate

1. 4.

John Barnate

1. 4.

John Brown

16.

Gideon Smith

1. 2. 8

Aaron Osmore

1. 8.

Ephraim Bayley

1. 1. 4

Ephraim Webster

1. 1. 4

Fry Bagley

1. 4.

Ephraim Lacy

13. 4

Neh. Lovewell, Senior

1. 4.

Henry Lovewell

1. 8.

William Wallace

1. 1. 4

£lh 3. 3

Thomas Johnson, Capt.

Newbury, 7^'^ June, 1785. This certifieth that then Capt. Thomas Johnson personally appeared and gave solemn oath to the truth of the within roll, errors excepted, before me.

Jacob Kent, Justice of Peace.

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Pay Table Office, Sunderland, July 9, 1785. The within Pay

Roll is examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to

pay the same, amounting to the sum of seventy-five pounds three

shillings and three pence, lawful money, to Capt, Thomas Johnson

(or bearer.)

Sam' Bartlit, ) ^

a> _o T> y Committee.

Tim° Brownson j

Sunderland, July 9, 1795. ReC^ of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order.

John G. Bayley,

;^75. 3. 3.

[504, see next roll] [CaJ>^ Thomas Lee's Company of Ranger s'\

Return of Capt. Thomas Lee's Independent Company of Ran- gers in the service of the United Stales of America, annexed to Col. Warners Regiment,

Commissioned Officers, Non-com- missioned Officers and Privates.

When enlisted

Term

Towns

State

Thomas Lee, Capt.

Dec 9, 1776

Rutland

New Hamshire

Isaac Martin 1st Lieut.

Grants— alias

John Mott 2d

Neshobe

Vermont

Ephraim Loomis Sergt.

Feby 15, 1777

3 years

Rutland

James Ewings

Dec. 19, 1776

Pittsford

Briton Simmonds "

JohnMcKobert "

Jany 1.1778

2 years

Springfield

Joseph Williams, Corpl

Dec. 28, 1776 si

3 years

Clarendon

John May

'• 19 '•

Pittsford

Gideon Oooley "

March 8, 1777

John Smith

Dec. 28, 1776

Clarendon

Ashel Lewis Fifer

Feby 1,1777

Peleg Eady Drum'.

Dec. 28, 1776

Benjamin Andrus, private

" 21 "

Pittsford

Alexander Barr

" 19 "

Rutland

Lymos I^onatt "

April 16, 1777

Springfield

John Boyenton "

Dec. 19, 1776

Pittsford

Clement Clark. "

" do

Kutland

Benjamin Gleson

April 10, 1777

do ■

Shoreham

Elijah Goodwine "

.. ji ..

Poultney

John Hastens "

March 15 "

New Haven

Moses Johnson "

Dec. 27. 1776

Clarendon

Philemon Johnson

April 10, 1777

Tinmouth

Thomas Latham — " '

Dec. 19, 1776

Rutland

Joseph Moore "

Dorset

(Jo Jon. 30, 1779 deserted

Gershom Olds

March 9, 1777

Rutland

Reuben Post "

Dec. 18. 1776

Jonathan Partridge "

" 14 ••

Neshobe

Moses Powers "

Clarendon

Thomas Stafford

" 28 "

Curtis Smith

Feby 15, 1777

Rutland

Chandler Tuttle

" 2 "

Neshobe

Saml. Wis well

Dec. 28, 1776

Sudbury

Nathl. Marsh

" 19 "

Pittsford

"" March 1779

Thomas Wheeler

" 12 "

Harwick

John Hodgon "

Jany 1,1777

Rutland

Michael Coffin

Feby 2 "

Cavendish

Attest, Thomas Lee, Capt.

14: STATE OF VERMONT

Windsor 12th Feby ) To the Honorable General Assembly now 1781 ) sitting in this place.

We your Committee appointed to examine the circiimslances of the within Muster-roll relative to the time of the enlistment and discharge of those men therein contained, — beg leave to report that upon our most critical examination we find that the whole of those officers and soldiers that are set in said Roll have served in the service of the United States for the space of about three years according to the within representation; excepting those whose names are hereafter mentioned, and that those persons last men- tioned were hired "by the former by whom they were succeeded upon the encouragement that they should take the benefit of what- ever might hereafter be recovered on account of the depreciation of money or otherwise.

Lieut. Able Wright exchanged for Lieut. John Mott March 1, 1778.

Hannaniah Brooks exchanged for Limas Bonatt December 1, 1778

Archippus Blodgett exd. for Philo. Johnson Dec"". 1, 1778.

David Earl exd. for John Hastings " "

Asa Hale exd. for Elijah Goodwin " "

Ebenezer Humingston exd. for Curtis Smith " "

Isaac Harris exd. for Chandler Tuttle " "

It is therefore the opinion of your Committee that the Assem- bly recommend to the Committee of Pay Table to pay such sums or considerations as said Assembly shall in their wisdom think proper to grant, (if anything) to such persons as shall make it evidently appear to said Committee that they are the persons that have a right to said grant.

Joseph Bowker John Strong Eben'^ Drury

Tn General Assembly Feby 14, 1781 The above report was read and accepted.

Attest Ros^ Hopkins Clerk. (Reconsidered)

(Filed — Report on Capt Lee's petition — accepted — see page 327) [507, see last roll] [C<2//. Thomas Lee's Independent Company\

A List of the Officers and Soldiers of Capt. Thomas Lee's Inde- pendent Company, to wit, that part of said Company who have been returned as belonging to this State, — together with the de- preciation of their pay respectively, agreeable to act of Assembly, with the deductions therefrom, as appears to have been received

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by receipts and otherwise, and the balance remaining due to each — being an Abstract from a List of the Committee's calculation and adjustments thereof.

Deductions for

Depreciation

moneys received

Names

in full— found

towards sd. de-

Balance remaining

due to each

preciation- as ap-

due to each

pears by rcepts

£ S.

£ S. D.

jC s. D.

Tliomas Lee Capt.

148.14.

21. 0. 0

127.14. 0

Isaac Martin Lieut

100. 7.

21. 0. 0

79. 7. 6

Abel Wright do

8.16.

12. 0. 0

0. 0. 0

John Mott do

92. 1.

21. 0. 0

71. 1. 2

Nathl. Marsh Sergt

22.18.

6. 0. 0

16.18. 4:Decd

Eph'° Loomis do

44.12.

15. 0. 0

29.12. 3

Jabez Olmstead do

22.14.

6. 0. 0

16.14. 4

James Evins do

21. 1.

15. 0. 0

6. 1. 1

John McRoberth Corpl.

35.12.

15. 0. 0

20.12. 6

Britton Simmons do

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6

John Smith do

37. 3.

6. 0. 0

31. 3. 6

Gideon Cooley do

37. 8-

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6

Peleg Eddy Drum"-.

37. 3.

6. 0. 0

31. 3. 6

Ashel Lewis Fifer

37. 3.

6. 0. 0

31. 3. 6

Benja. Andrews private

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6

Alexander Barr "

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6

Lymus Bonatt "

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6

John Byonton "

37. 3.

6. 0. 0

31. 3. GDecd

Clemen Clark

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3 6

Benja. Gleson

37. 3.

6. 0. 0

31. 3. 6

Asa Hall

14. 2.

15. 0. 0

0. 0. 0

Elijah Goodwin

■ 23. 8.

32. 8. 8

0. 0. 0

Curtis Smith

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6

John Hastins

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6Decd

Moses Johnson

37. 3.

6. 0. 0

31. 3. 6Dec<i

Joseph Williams

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6

John Mays

37. 3.

22. 0. 0

15. 3. 6

Thomas Latham

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6Decd

Gershom Olds

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6

Reuben Post

37. 3.

6. 0, 0

31. 3. 6

Jona. Partridge

37. 3.

6. 0. 0

31. 3. 6

Hannaniah Brooks. . -

14. 2.

0. 0. 0

8. 2. 9

Moses Powers.

23. 8.

15. 0. 0

8. 8. 8

Thomas Stafford

37. 3.

15. 0. 0

22. 3. 6

Chandler Tuttle

37. 3.

6. 0. 0

31. 3. 6

Saml. Wiswell

37. 3.

6. 0. 0

31. 3. 6

Thomas Wheeler

35.12.

14. 0. 0

21.12. 6

Archilaus Blodgett

14. 2.

15. 0. 0

0. 0. 0

Philemon Johnson

23. 0.

15. 0. 0

8. 0. 8

John Hagdou Eel'' [?]

37. 3.

6. 0. 0

31. 3. 6

Michael Coffin.

37. 3.

15. 0. 0 Total

22. 3. 6

;^1069. 1. 3

STATE OF VERMONT

Pay Table Office, Sunderland, April 25*"^ 1783.

These certify that agreeable to an act of the General Assembly of this State directing- the same, this Committee has adjusted the depreciation of the wages of Capt. Thomas Lee's Company and find the balance remaining- due to said Company to be one thousand and sixty-nine pounds, one shilling- and three pence, lawful money as above.

£, 1009. 1. 3 Timo. Brownson

John Strong.

To Ira Allen Treasurer.

Com

tee

[254]

\Capt. Daniel Culver s Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Daniel Culver's Company, Col. James Meed's Regt. of Militia, for their tours to Ticonderoga, June 29. 1777.

Names

When marched

Days

Capt. Daniel Culver

June 29

Lt. Ephraim Buell

" 30

Sergt. Reuben Sailes

" 28

.12

" Eli Cogswell

" 30

" Samuel Culver

" 29

" Caleb Smith

" 28

Corpl. Joshua Culver

" 29

Caleb Lewis

" 29

Zaccheus Mallory

" 28

John Ward

" 29

Gill Mallory

" 29

Gideon Searles

" 28

Eleazer Mallory

" 29

Matthias Parker

" 29

Ebene. Welton

" 29

Jame Flumes

" 28

Abner How

" 29

John Griffis

" 30

Saml. Smith

" 30

Gershom Moulton

" 30

Daniel Culver

" 30

Isaac GoBsell

July 3

Pr.

day

Total wages

Miles

1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4

.13.4 . 8.3 .19.0 .15.3 .17.5 .19.0 .16.3 .14.8 .16.0 .14.8 .14 8 .16.0 .14.8 .14.8 . 8,0 ,16.0 , 8.0 ,12.0

12.0 ,12.0

12.0 9.4

45 30 45 30 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 21 45 21 30 30 30 30 45

Pr.

Mile

Total Milages

15.10 10. 0 15. 0 10. 0 15. 0 15. 0 15. 0 15. 0 15. 0 15. 0 15. 0 15. 0 15. 0 15. 0

7. 0 15. 0

7. 0 10. 0 10. 0 10. 0 10. 0 15. 0

Total

4.11.2 1.18.3 14.0 5.3 15.0 14.0 11.3 9.8

1.11.0

9.8 9.8

1 11.0

1. 9.8 1. 9.8 0.15.0 1.11.0 0.15.0 1. 2.0 1. 2.0 1. 2.0

2.0 4.4

£d3A2.7

A true roll.

Attest,

Daniel Culver, Capt.

Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 26, 1784. The within roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the

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same, being thirty-three pounds twelve shillings and seven pence,

lawful money, to Capt. Daniel Culver or bearer.

Saml. Bartlit ) ^

Timo. Brownson [ Committee.

Treasurer's Office, Bennington, Feb. 26, 1784. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer the contents of the above order.

Daniel Culver, Capt. ^33.12 7

[100] l^Scoufs sent out from Springfield^

Return of Scouts sent out from Springfield in the State of Vermont in the month of July, 1777.

First Scout— Simeon Stevens Esq. ^

Capt. Zerathmel Powers >■ 2 days @ 6/ per day each £'\..\Q.O

Simeon Spencer )

Second Do. — Amos Case ">

Orsamus Holmes ^ 2 days @ Do 1,16.0

John McRoberts )

Third Do.— Lt. Jos. Little )

JohnBisbee ^ 3 days @, " 2.14.0

James Dumpher )

Fourth Do.— John Hall )

Wm Devener ^ 3 days @ " 2.14.0

John McRoberts )

George Hall, Chairm'^ Com^^

Windsor, 21^' March, 1778. Allowed by this assembl)^ to be paid out of the Treasury by order of Assembly.

Nathan Clark, Speaker.

Reed. Mar. 25, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, nine pounds, it being the contents of the within account.

John Bonett.

[2]

STATE OF VERMONT

[146]

[^ Detachment under Capt. Nathan SmitJ{\

An Account of a number of men, in service under command of Capt. N. Smith, sent by the Council after Tories in August,

1777.

Names

Days

P'' day

Total

Capt. Nath'^ Smith

0.18.0

2.14.0

Lt. Eli Brownson

0.13.0

1.19.0

Solomon Soper

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Felix Powell

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Felix Powell, Jr.

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Samuel Beeman

• 0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Philip Reynolds.

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Dan Allen

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Enos Ross.

0. 9,0

1. 7.0

Eb^n'- Wilson

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Isaac Whelpley.

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Martin Powell

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Solomon Purdy.

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Reuben Purdy

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Zed Jackson

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Gilbert Bradley.

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Elihu Allen

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Amos Chip.iian

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Isaac Wallis

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Benj. Griffin

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Boyce

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

Eleaz-r Alby

0. 9.0

1. 7.0

^31.13.0

The within account examined and approved and the Treas- urer is directed to pay the same which is thirty-one pound thirteen shillings. Aug. G, 1778.

Th-es. Chittenden.

Aug 6, 1778. Reed of M. Lyon, Asst. to Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer, thirty one pounds thirteen shillings, L. M.

Nathan Smith, Capt.

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[76]

\_Capt. William If ea ton's Company\

Capt. William Heaton's Return for his Company in Strafford of all those persons warned upon duty at the Strafford Alarm, 20th July, both in assisting the people of Strafford in their retreat, and in guarding prisoners and the country's cattle, horses and sheep &c. Also an account of the number of horses employed in that service.

Names.

No. of Days

Wages per day

Horses

Horses'

wages

Total

W'" Heaton, Capt.

0. 8. 0

0.10.0

5.14. 0

Abner Chamberlin, Lt.

0. 5. 9

2. 4. 3

Timo> Bartholomew, Sergt.

0. 4. 9

2. 3. 0

ElihuHosford

4. 9

2. 7. 9

Charles Chamberlin

2.18. 6

Joel Chamberlin

1. 4. 6

1.17. 6

The mas Divine

4. 6

2. 0. 6

Thomas Evait

4. 6

2. 0. 6

Solomon Strong

4. 6

1.16. 0

Oring Heaton

4. 6

2. 0. 0

John Chamberlin

4. 6

0. 4. 6

Amos Chamberlin

4. 6

1.15. 6

Samuel Galusha

4. 6

3. 3. 0

Thomas Palmer

4. 6

2. 0. G

Joel Strong

4. 6

2. 9. 6

John Stark

4. 6

1. 2. 6

Elijah Howard

4. 6

1. 2. 6

Ezekiel Strong

4. 6

1.16. 0

James Sawyer

4. G

1.11. 6

Eichard Wallace

4. 6

2.14. 0

Stephen PellanT

4. 6

0.18. 0

W™ Cushman

4. G

10.

2.15. 0

Frederick Earnest

4. 6

2. 9. 6

Alphens Philips

4. 6

0.18. 0

Benj. Chamberlin

4. 6

1. 2. 0

Ezra Moon

4. 6

0.15. 3

Nathan Fellows

4. 6

0. 4. 6

Jos. Keys. Jr.

4. G

1.19. 6

Ichabod Trusdale

4. 6

1.19. 6

Joseph Downer

4. 6

0.18. 0

Zebede Howard

4. 6

2. 0. 6

John Osborn

4. 6

2.17. 6

John Wright

4. 6

1. 2. 6

Joseph Keyes

4. 6

0.18. 0

;^63.19. 3

The within pay roll exhibited by me is a just account of the service done by the company under my commands, in Thetford, as also a number of soldiers that belonged to Maj. Horsington's

STATE OF VERMONT

[Hoisington's] detachment that have done duty under my com- mand. Wm. Heaton, Captain.

Oct. 25, 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith two pounds and six pence, on account of the within.

Reed, per me Thos. Divine.

Oct, 30, 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith one pound eleven shillings.

Amos Chamberlin.

Nov. 2, 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith two pounds nine shillings and six pence as per the account within.

Per me

Fred*^' Ernest.

Thetford, 14th Aug. 1777. Then reed, of Maj. Israel Smith fifty-four pounds twelve shillings, being in full of all demands on this pay roll, except nine pounds fourteen shillings and three pence, which last mentioned sum is due to the Horsington soldiers.

I say received per me.

Wm. Heaton, Capt.

Reed, in addition to this pay roll eighteen shillings for Lt. Moses Cadwell, who ought to have been entered in the pay roll for four days' service. I say reed, per me

W"' Heaton.

Nov. 10, 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith nineteen shillings upon the within account. Reed, per me.

Ezra Moor.

15th Dec. 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith two pounds eighteen shillings and six pence as per the within account —

I say reed, per me

Chas. Chamberlin.

[112]

[Capt. John Alger s Company {pari)^

Capt. John Alger's Pay Roll for such soldiers in his company as assisted the People of Strafford in their retreat, also the service of horses employed in said service.

Thetford, 14"' August, 1777.

Names

John Alger Capt. Hezekiah May Lt. Ellas Chamberlin En. David Chamberlin Sergt.

Dajs

11 13

8 14

Wages per day

8. 5.9 5.3 4.9

Days

for horses

Horses wages

8 8

If). 16.

Total

5.10.0 4.10.9 2.18.0 3. 6.6

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Names

Days

Wages per day

Days for

Horses

Total

horses

wages

Levi Boot, Sergt.

4.9

1. 8.6

Samuel Huggins "

4.6

1.12.6

David Ricli

4.6

2.14.0

Solomon Root

4.6

1.16.0

Jared Alger

4.6

1.17.

Joshua Tucker

4.6

2. 9.6

Jonathan Rich

4.6

1.16.0

Saml. Rich

4.6

10.

2.15.0

Frederick Smith

4.6

14.

2.19.0

Elisha May

4.6

1. 7.0

W"" Briscoe

4.6

1.11.6

Amasa Chamberlin

4.6

10.

2. 6 0

William Root

4.6

1. 2.6

Silas Alger

4.6

1. 0.0

Aaahel Chamberlin

4.6

10.

2. 6.0

Jonathan Root

4.6

1. 7.

Simeon Root

4.6

1.11.6

Jona. Rich. Jr

4.6

2. 2.0

Jona. Wood

4.6

18.

EUsha Powell

4.6

4.12.

Isaac Chamberlin

4.6

2. 8.6

Constant Bliss

4.6

13.

Daniel West.

4.6

13.6

^59.11.3

John Alger, Capt.

Thetford, 15th August, 1777. Then received of Major Israel Smith fifty-nine pounds eleven shillings and three pence, being in full for all the service done by the company under my command in Strafford, both for scouting and assisting the people in their retreat and moving and taking care of tory effects.

John Alger, Capt.

[118] [Men who went to Strafford under Capts. Bush and Boardnian\ A Return of the Men's names, with account of the number of horses that wdnt from Norwich under Capt. Timothy Bush, Capt. Boardman and Lt. Burton to assist the Strafford people in their retreat.

Names

Timothy Bush, Capt. John Stanton Adjt. Gershom Bartlit Francis Smally

Wages pr

No. of

Horses'

day

horses

wages

4.6

Total

2. 0.0 2. 0.0 0.13.0 1. 2.0

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

Days

wages per day

No. of horses

Horses' wages

Total

Joseph Lewis, Doctor

4.6

0. 9.0

Jos. Bartlit

4.6

0. 9.0

Gershom Bartlit, Jr.

4.6

0.13.0

Prince Freeman

4.6

0.13.0

Ehsha Freeman

4.6

0.13.0

Danial Waterman

4.6

0. 9.0

Elisha Waterman

4.6

9.0

Elijah Waterman

4.6

9.0

Nathl. Messeng:er

4.6

9.0

Asahel Murdock

4.6

9.0

Hezekiah Goodrich

4.6

18.0

W"" Burnham

4.6

13.6

Doel Johnson

4.6

9.0

John Eogers

4.6

9.0

Jona. Lord, Jr

4.6

9.0

David Lord

4.6

13.6

Isaac Walbridge

4.6

9.0

Aaron Smith

4.6

9.0

Elijah Smith

4.6

9.0

Hezekiah Johnson

4.6

9.0

Eben' Jaques, Jr.

4.6

9.0

Elijah Brunson

4.6

9.0

Nathl. Boardman, Capt.

1.16

13.0

1 sergt.

9.6

2 Corporals

4.6

9.0

8 Bank and files.

4.6

3.13.0

Elisha Burton Lt.

4.6

15.6

Sergt' '6—2 days each

16.

3. 4.6

14 rank and file, 3 days each

6. 6.

1 day added to Joseph Ball.

6.6

£ 35.0.3

A true pay roll on the honor of an officer.

Test, Timothy Bush, Capt.

Thetford, 13"^ Aug* 1777. Then reed, of Maj. Israel Smith thirty-one pounds and twelve shillings being the full of all de- mands to this pay roll. Reed, per me, Timothy Bush, Capt.

Correcting a mistake in this pay roll the IS*-^ of August 1777. Then received three pounds^eight shillings and three pence more.

Timothy Bush, Capt. .

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[88] [Afen who marched to Strafford from Orford, Piermont afid

Fairlec\

A Return of the Men's names in Orford, Piermont and Fair- lee, that helped in the Retreat from Strafford, with an account of the number of horses employed in said service.

Names

Days

wages per day

No. of horses

Horses' wages

Total

Lt. Jona. Darbe

0.5.3

0.4.0

0.15.6

Eight privates

4.6i

3.2

5. 4.0

5.19.6

Piermont

Capt. Jona Chandler

1.10.0

Saml. Root

4.6

0.19.6

Seth Ford

4.6

0.19.6

Burgess Metcalf.

4.6

0.19.6

Fairlee

Josiah Brown. Lt.

5.9

1. 1.3

Jona. Darbe, Sergt.

4.9

0.13.6

Joel Woodworth

4.6

0.17.0

Saml. Smith

4.6

0. 9.0

W- Bell

4.6

0.13.0

W" Thomson

4.6

0.13.0

John Martin

4.6

0. 6.6

Corpl. Solomon White

4.6

0. 4.6

Francis House

4.6

0. 4.6

John Hammond

4.6

0. 4.6

Jacob Master, Capt.

0. 8.0

5.14.9

Thetford, 13th Aug-. 1777. Reed, of Maj. Israel Smith five pounds fourteen shillings and nine pence, being in full of the de- mand of the within, for Fairlee.

Jacob Marston, Capt.

Thetford, 14th Aug. 1777. Reed, of Israel Smith five pounds nineteen shillings and six pence in full satisfaction for the within pay roll for Orford.

Jona. Darbe, Lt.

21^' Nov. 1777. Reed, of Israel Smith four pounds eight shil- lings and six pence in discharge of the within account.

Jona. Chandler-, Capt.

STATE OF VERMONT

[26, dupl 231]

[Afe/i with Horses who went to Straff ord from Lyme']

A Return of the Men's Names in Lyme that helpt in the Re- treat from Strafford, with an account of the number of horses em- ployed in said service.

Names.

No. days

"Wages per day

No. horses

Horse wages

Total

Jona. Child

1. 4

Charles Nelson

1. 0

John Thomson

4.6

1. 6

Abijah Broughton

4.6

James English

5.9

15.6

Thomas Porter

4.6

1.19.

Seth Tinkham

4.6

W" Child

4.6

Joseph Hatch

4.6

Walter Farfield, Jr.

4.6

John Far a eld

4.6

John Sloan

1. 0

Ezra Thompson

4.6

0.13

Ephraim Skinner

4.6

0.13

Thomas Gilbert

4.6

1. 0

Calvin Porter

4.6

0.13

Azariah Beach

4.6

0.13

Amasa Bugbee

4.6

0. 9

Reuben Grant

4.6

0. 9

Benoni Thear

4.6

1. 6

Nathl. Darby

4.6

0.13

Benj. Howard

4.6

0. 9

Nathl. Hewes.

4.6

0. 9

Nathl. Huse jr.

4.6

0.13

Phineas Stark

4.6

0. 9

Joseph Hewes

4.6

0. 9

;^9.12.6

[Sic]

At the Strafford Alarms, the Public D"", exclusive of the within account.

To myself and horse 1 day ) s " 1 quart Rum V £. 4.

" my horse to Norwich )

Thomas Gilbert.

Thetford, Aug 14, 1777. Rec'd of Maj. Israel Smith nineteen pounds sixteen shillings in full for the within and foregoing- account, which I promise to deliver to the persons within named as the respective are affixed to their names.

Witness.

Jona. Child.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

1243]

\^Scouts sent out after the Retreat from Straff or d'\

A Return of the Men's Names in Lyme under Capt. Stone, that went to Strafford in a Scout, after the retreat of the inhab- itants from Strafford.

Names

John Stone, Capt. Kufus Conant John Baxter John Stuart

Days

Pr. day-

Horses

Total

1. 0.0 0.12.0 0.13.0 0.12.0

A Scout the Retreat. Elish Powell, Sergt John Osborn Jona. Eich

;^2.16.0

sent out to reconnoiter Strafford Settlements after

;^3.12)

By order of Maj. Israel

Smith By order of

En, Elias Chamberlin

A Return of particular Scouts sent out upon the account of Strafford Alarm and the Safety of the Inhabitants.

Joseph Downer, Sergt. [ 4

Amos Chamberlin 4

Frederick Earnest 4

Jos. Downer, Sergt. 4 0.6.0 1. 4.0

Frederick Earnest. 4 6. 1. 4.0

Chas. Chamberlin 4 6. 1.4 0

Jos. Downer, Sergt. 4 6. 1. 4.0

Ehjah Brunston 4 6. 1. 4.0

Isaiah Howard 4 6. 1. 4.0 i:3.12

David Eich 7* 6. }

David Chamberlin, Sergt. 8 6.

Joseph Howard 3 6. 0.18.0

Zeeokenah Jinks 3 6. 0.18.0 ;^1.16J

*With the 4 men lost from Strafford, July 6, 1777

Thetford, 14th. Aug. 1777. Then reed, of Maj. Israel Smith seven dollars for seven days scouting. I say rec*^ per me,

David Rich Thetford,, Aug. 14, 1777. Then reed, of Maj. Israel Smith four pounds twelve shillings for services done to Strafford by myself and John Stuart, Rufus Conant, John Baxter, Zecheriah Jinks, and Joseph Howard. I say reed, per me.

John Sloan. 14th Aug. 1777. Reed, of Maj. Isral Smith one pound four shillings in full satisfaction of my scouting.

Reed, per me.

Amos Chamberlin.

STATP: of VERMONT

18th. Aug. 1777. Then reed, for Scouting as above ^1.10.0

Reed, per me.

Elisha Powell

16th. Aug. 1777. Then reed, of Maj. Israel Smith twenty-two shillings for scouting. Reed, per me.

Elijah Brownson.

Sept. 28, 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith four dollars for four days scouting as pr. within. 1 say reed, per me.

Frederick Ernest.

\^Capt Elijah Dewey' s Company]

[Furnished by Mr H. C. Day of Bennington through Col. Frank

L. Greene]

Roster of Capt. Elijah Dewey's Company as it was formed at the time of the battle of Bennington, August 16, 1777.

Captain Elijah Dewey.

First Lieut. Joseph Rudd

Second Lieut. Thomas Jewett

Ensign Nathaniel Fillmore

Sergeant Daniel Harman.

Thomas Haynes Jediah Merrill Jonathan Griswold Seth Partee Aaron Haynes Jonathan Haynes Jr. Ezekiel Harman Daniel Towslee Silas Harman Cabel Harman Joshua Harman Abner Marble John Partee Joseph Robinson John Burnham Jr. Shadrack Harris Thomas Henderson Roger Ladd George Christee Ezekiel Smith

Privates

Christopher Cluff Jonathan Parsons Amos Page Samuel Rood Daniel Kinsley Joseph Wickwire Nathan Clerk Jr. John Smith Libbens Armstrong Hezekiel Armstrong Hopestill Armstrong John Kinsley Eleazer Hawks Samuel Tubbs John Rudd Elijah Story Benajah Story Nathaniel Holmes Elnathan Hubbell Griffin Briggs

Elijah Higgins Ithamar Hibbard Cyrus Clark Benejah Hurlbert Joshua Carpenter Jesse Field Amos Herrick Simeon Harman Mathew Clark Shadrock Norton Stephen Cleveland Theopholus Clark John Stewart Nathaniel Kinsley Job Green

William Aylesworth Philemon Wood Samuel Cutler Lemuel Geers Jacob Story

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Joseph Tinney David Powers

Edward Corbin Phineas Still

Oliver Rice Roswell Moseley

Christopher Brackett Joseph Willoughby Robert Blair

Lemuel Hunt Daniel Clark Elisha Clark Gains Harman.

\Capt. Samuel Robinsoti s Rolt\

[From Hiland Hall's History of Bennington, Vt. Hist. Mag. I. 158]

August 16, 1777, Robert Cochran v^deon Spencer William Henry Henry Walbridge Rufus Branch John Larned Thomas Abel Nathan Lawrence Josiah Brush David Fay (Fifer) Leonard Robinson Daniel Biddlecome Levi Hatheway Abram Hatheway Reuben Colvin Eliphalet Stickney Daniel Rude Benj. Holmes James Marivater Mr. Alger Ammie Fuller Jonah Brewster George Dale John Marble Ephraim Marble Aaron>Hubbell

— were in battle

Samuel Safford Jr. Aaron Smith Ephraim Smith Samuel Henry Edward Henderson Jonathan Haynes Archelaus Tupper Daniel Warner Lt. Simeon Hathaway Aaron Miller John Fay Elijah Fay Joseph Fay John Clark Jehosephat Holmes J^Ioses Rice Benj, Whipple Jr. Silas Robinson John Weeks Moses Scott Alpheus Hathaway Solomon Walbridge Ebenezer Bracket Jehiel Smith Asa Branch

Phinehas Wright John Smith Jesse Belknap Silvanes Brown John Forbes Stephen Williams William Post David Safford ' Jared Post Jeremiah Bingham Samuel Slocum. Josiah Hurd Ezekiel Brewster Solomon Leason Thomas Selden John Rigney Elisha Smith Solomon Safford Joseph Roe William Terrill Noah Beach Simeon Sears David Robinson Joseph Safford Isaac Webster

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Towns Names.

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[379]

\Capt. Scth Hodges Company]

A Pay Roll of Capt. Seth Hodges' Company in Col. Joseph Marsh's Regiment of Militia, for the bounty allowed by the State of Vermont. Pomfret, Oct. 7, 1777.

Names.

Seth Hodges, Capt. Samuel Udall, Lt. Abisha Sampson. Lt William Bramble, En. Elias Chapman, Sergt. John Cheadel Ephraim Peake " Charles Killam " Elijah Bayley Corpl Ehjah Hoar Asa Emerson " Nathl. Killam " William Annible Sylvanus Cottle John Darling William Fuller Billy Gray John Hariden Eben"" Dike John Hosington Isaac Hosington Otto (Cato?) Negor David Bliss Jona. Burtch Eddy Burtch Becket Chapman Mitchell Clark William Curtis Barjonas Damon Hezekiah Hazen John Hill

Albe (Abel?) Marsh Elisha Perkins Phineas Strong Seth Savage Elkanah Sprague Stephen Tilden Andrew Tracy Josiah Tilden William Udall Benj. Wright Saml. Webster

Time of Engage- ment

Aug. 16

1 <

Days

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 26 50 50 50 50 11 50 50 17 50 50 50 50 50 26 50 50 11

when discharg*^

Oct.

< I

Sept. 10 Oct. 4

Aug. 26 Oct. 4

Sept. Oct.

1 4

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Aug. 20

P Month

Miles

180

2.10.0

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

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180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

150

2.10

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2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2 10

180

2.10

180

2.10

150

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

180

2.10

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4,18.

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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Names.

Time of

Engage- ment

Days

When discharg''

P Month

Miles

Total.

Timo. Harding, a -«vf William Ramsey. |V»^ (3~ Nathaniel Troop. John Watkins.

Aug. 18

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Oct. 4

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4.18. 4 4.18. 4 4.18. 4 4.18. 4

Addition since the sum was cast, Josiah Wildin

3. 3. 6

;^197. 1.8

Seth Hodges, Capt,

la Council, Hartford, July 14, 1778. The within Pay Roll ac- cepted and approved, the sum of which is one hundred and ninety- seven pounds one shilling and eight pence, which sum the Treas- urer IS desired to pay.

P'" order of Council, Joseph Marsh.

Hartford, July 14, 1778. Reed, of Peter Olcott, as an Assist- ant Treasurer, the sum of one hundred and ninety-seven pounds one shilling and eight pence, in behalf of Capt. Seth Hodges.

Reed, per me, Juhn W. Dana.

;^197.1.8

[380]

l^Capt. Timothy Buslis Company\

Capt. Timothy Bush's Pay Roll in Colonel Joseph Marsh's Regiment, 1777.

Names.

Capt Timothy Bush Lt. Eben"^ Parkhurst Lt. Abner Chamberlin Timothy Bartholomew Sa»(?) Waterman Isaac Wheeler Benjamin Hatch Daniel Waterman Elisha Freeman Joel Chamberlin John Rogers Thos Evet Phineas Parkis Hez. Johnson

[3]

Aug. 16

1 (

Months

in service

Days

in service

Wages due

4. 3.4

4. 8.4

4. 3.4

Total

5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5.

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STATE OF VERMONT

Names.

when en-

Months in

Days in

Wages due

4. 3.4

Miles

Mil-

Total

gaged

service

230

age

Moses Cad will t

lug. 16

18.4

5. 1.8

Elisha Kent.

4. 3.4

((

18.4

5. 1.8

Joseph Keys.

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Simeon Carpenter

4. C.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Benjamin Chamberlin

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Ichabod Trusdell

5. 0.0

18.4

5.18.4

Ichabod Carley

4. 3.4

18.4

'5. 1.8

Elijah Branson

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Benj. Parkhurst

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

John Burnap.

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

John Osborn

2.10.0

18.4

3. 8.4

Adron Hatch

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Simeon How

■(4 ii

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Seth Lord

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Elijah Waterman

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Reuben Parkhurst

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Daniel Havers

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Charles Chamberlin

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Eben' Jaquish

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

John Lovejoy

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Daniel Lovejoy

4. 3.4

* II

18.4

5. 1.8

Ezekiel Strong

4. 3.4

18.4

5. 1.8

Thos. Cops

4. 3.4

1 1

18.4

5. 1.8

Seth Baldin

2. 5.0

18.4

3. 3.4

James Marsh

4. 3.4

18.4 Total

5. 1.8

^195.10.0

A true Pay Roll.

Timothy Bush, Capt.

In Council, Bennington, 12*'^ Aug* 1778. The within Pay Roll accepted and approved, except twelve pounds ten shillings, which is the additional pay of the Commissioned officers, and the Treas- urer is ordered to pay on the same the sum of One hundred and eighty-three pounds and eight pence. Per order of Council.

Thos. Chittenden, Governor.

July 13, 1778. Reed, the sum of one hundred and eighty- three pounds eight pence ot Peter Olcutt in full of the above sum, ordered to be paid I say, and reed, per me.

Timothy Bush, Capt.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[300]

\_Capt. John Petty' s Company]

A Pay Roll of the Company commanded by Capt. John Petty in Col. William Williams' Regiment of Militia in the State of Vermont. 1777

Names

Enterec

I Days

Pr. month

Total

John Petty, Capt.

Aug. 25

) 40

John Burt, Lt.

Grindall Rcwell (Reynolds) Lt.

Atheniel Bruce, En

Simeon Burk, Sergt.

2.10.0

2.10. 0

Daniel Creshen, "

2.10.4

2. 3. 4

Joseph Fish "

2.10 0

2.10. 0

Amos Hale "

2.10.0

1.15.

Andrew Haskell Cor.

2.10.0

2.10.

James Crawford "

2.10.0

2.10.

William Perry '*

2.10.0

1.15.

Timo. Holbrook "

2.10.0

1. 6. 8

Noah Cushing

2.10.0

2.10.

John How

2.10.0

1. 6. 8

William Crooke

2.10.0

2.10.

Nathl. Robertson

2.10.0

2. 0. 0

Edward Gray

2.10.0

2.10.

Seth Gould

2.10.0

2 10.

Saml. Phippen

2.10.0

2.10.

Abijah Parker

2.10 0

2.10.

Abraham Shipman

2.10.0

2.10.

John HoR

2.10.0

1. 6. 8

Ichabod Ide

2.10.0

2.10.

Sylvanus Fisk

2.10.0

2.10.

Atherton Chaffe

2.10.0

2.10.

William Eaton

2.10.0

2.10.

William Gould

2.10.0

2.10.

Joshua Wells

2.10.0

2.10.

Gideon Moors

2.10.0

2.10.

John Bowing

2.10.0

2. 1. 8

Seth Jones

2.10.0

2. 1. 8

Joseph Joy

2.10.0

2. 1. 8

Richard Harden

2.10.0

0.18. 4

William Jones

2.10.0

2.10. 0

Cyrus Whitcomb

2.10.0

2. 1. 8

Isaac Whitcomb

2.10.0

1.15. 0

James Houghton

2.10.0

2.10. 0

Elijah Bruce

2.10.0

1. 6. 8

Thomas Holbrook

2.10.0

1. 6. 8

Nathl. Steadman

2.10.0

1. 6. 8

Daniel Merrick

2 10.0

1. 6. 8

Ward Ager

2.10.0

1.13. 4

jOhn Morse ^ oseph Season

2.10.0

0.16. 8

2.10.0

1. 6. 8

emuel Cone

2.10.0

1.13. 4

~ aniel Hogins

2.10.0

2.10. 0

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

Entered

Days

Pr. month

Total

James Nichols

Aug. 29

2.10.0

0.15. 0

Eben"^ Hotig:hton

2.10.0

2. 1. 8

Oaleb Houghton

2.10.0

2. 1. 8

WilJiam Howard

2.10.0

2. 0. 0

Samuel Parkis

2.10.0

2.10. 0

Levi Howard

2.10.0

2. 0. 0

Levi Pees

2.10.0

2.10. 0

Jesse Ide

2.10.0

1. 6. 8

Samuel Avery

2.10.0

2. 1. 8

Elijah Hubbard

2.10.0

0.15. 0

Joseph Tyler

2.10.0

5. 8.14

Thomas Reed

2.10.0

0.13. 4

;^111. 3. 4

Errors excepted. John Petty

Putney, 3 Sept. 1778. The above pay roll examined by

Jonas Fay | ^ • i. j

Ira Allen \ ^°"^- ^PPOi^^ted.

Putney, Sept. 3. 1778. The within named John Petty per- sonally appeared and made solemn oath to the within pay roll. Before me, Jonas Fay, Asst.

Putney, d^ Sept. 1778. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq. Treasurer of the State of Vermont, one hundred and eleven pounds ^, the con- tents of the with pay roll in full. P'' John Petty, Capt.

[129] \_Capt Josiah Boyden's Covipany\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Josiah Boyden's Company in Col. William Williams' Reg^iment of Militia in the service of the United States, on an Expedition to Bennington, &c. , in 1777.

Names

Entered

Discharg''

Days

Pr day

Total

Josiah Boyden, Capt.

Abel Dimick, Lt.

Simeon Edwards, Lt.

Edward Harris, En.

Saml. Bixby, Sergt.

Aug. 29

Sept 23.

0.1.8

2. 3.4

Rufus Sargeant, Sergt.

" 20

1.8

• 1.18.4

Bank Bennet

" 15

1.8

1.10.0

John Gault

" 22

1.8

2. 1.8

John Wilder, Corpl.

" 23

1.8

2. 3.4

Ezra Pratt

" 23

1.8

2. 3.4

Jonas Rice "

" 23

1.8

2. 3.4

Isaac Wilds "

" 12

1.8

1. 5.0

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Names

Entered

Discharg''

D ays Pr di

Total

Caleb Cole

Aug. 29

Sept 12

15 1

1. 5.0

Enoch Shepardson

• 11

14 1

1. 3.4

Ezra Shepardson

' 12

15 1

1. 5.0

James King

' 12

15 1

1. 5.0

Newhall Earl

' 23

20 1

2. 3.4

Saml. Nichols

t <

' 23

26 1

2. 3.4

Thomas Lynde

1 1

' 6

9 1

0.15.0

Ephraim Whitney,

' 23

26 1

2. 3.4

John Dwire

' 12

15 1

1. 5.0

Jonas Shepard

♦ 23

26 1

2. 3.4

Saml. Woodward

' 22

25 1

2. 1.8

Ezekiel PhilUps

' 23

26 1

2. 3.4

Solomon Pees

' 22

25 1

2. 1.8

Alexander Gault

((

' 22

25 1

2. 1.8

Joseph Winchester

( <

' 22

25 1

2. 1.8

W" Wilcox

((

' 9

12 1

1. 0.0

Joseph Bartlet

( (

(

' 22

25 1

2. 1.8

Oliver Cooley

' 22

25 1

2. 1.8

Smith Butler

• <

' 23

26 1

2. 3.4

Saml. Kelly

' 20

23 1

1.18.4

Seth Smith

( 1 <

23 1

1.18.4

Abel Houghton

' 23

26 1

2. 3.4

Joseph Hildreth, Jr.

' 3

6 1

0.10.0

Marshal Miller

((

g. 31

3 1

0. 5.0

Arad Holten

( (

Se]

3t 23

26 1

2. 8.4

Benj. Meigs

' 12

15 1

I. 5.0

Cephas Carpenter

(

' 23

26 1

2. 3.4

Shubal Bullock

i (

' 23

26 1

2. 3.4

Benaiah Putnam

1 k

g. 31

3 1

0. 5.0

Elijah Knight

Sept 1

Sei

it 23

23 1

1.18.4

Nathl. Davis

<i 1 (

' 20

20 1

1.13.4

James Cambell

>( <i

Se]

3t 23

23 1

1.18.4

David Cambell

a n

' 23

23 1

1.18.4

Joseph Burr

(( (1

' 23

23 1

1.18.4

Thos. Dutton

<( ii

♦ 23

23 1

1.18.4

Saml. Eichardson

(( i(

' 23

23 1

1.18.4

Saml. Bentley.

(( ((

' 20

20 1

1.13.4

John Baker

<c ((

' 23

23 1

1.18.4

Leonard Reed .

II II

' 23

23 1

1.18.4

^Nathan Wright

i( 11

' 20

20 1

1.13.4

Thos. M'^Clure

Aug. 29

• 5

8 1

0.13.4

Charles Davenport

i< II

' 23

26 1

2. 3.4

Joel Cutler

II 11

' 6

9 1

0.15.0

W"" Thomas

1 ( 11

' 6

9 1

0.15.0

Antipas Harrington

i( 11

' 6

9 1

0.15.0

Saml. Wilder

Aug 29

' 23

26 1

2. 3.4

Merodack Smith

II <i

' 12

15 1

1. 5.0

Asa Stoel

<< <i

' 7

10 1

0.16.8

William Hoit

II II

' 12

15 1

1. 5.0

Cyrel Carpenter.

(1 II

' 23

26 1

2. 3.4

;^96.13.4

STATE OF VERMONT

Putney, Sept. 3, 1778. Personally appeared the above named Josiah Boyden and made solemn oath to this pay roll.

Sworn before me,

Jonas Fay, Assistant.

Date above, this pay roll examined

^y IrT Alkn^ } Committee appointed.

Received, Putney, September 3'' 1778, of Ira Allen, Esq. ninety-six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence, the contents of this pay roll.

Joseph Boyden, Capt.

[368]

[Capi Josiah Boyden' s Compa7iy\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Josiah Boyden's Company in Col. William Williams' Regiment of Militia in the service of the United States, on an expedition to Bennington, &c, in 1777.

Names. r^

]n- red

Dis- charg"*

Days

P^ day

Total.

Josiah Boyden, Capt. Se]

D, 24

Oct. 21

Caleb Owen, Lt. '

( <(

' 20

J. Shepherd Gates, Lt. '

< (1

' 6

Thomas Barnes, En.

' 27

' 20

Preserved Ganner, Sergt '

' 24

' 14

1.8

1.13.4

James Nichols " '

< ((

' 8

1.8

1. 3.4

Reuben Cook *' . '

( <<

' 20

1.8

2. 3.4

Daniel Gates " '

( <<

' 21

1.8

2. 5.0

Caleb Heywood Corpl. '

' 27

' 17

1.8

1.13.4

Oliver Wilder " '

' 24

' 7

1.8

1. 1.8

Thomas Rutherford " '

1 (1

' 7

1.8

1. 1.8

Samuel Pratt '

< ( 1

' 21

1.8

2. 5.0

Eben' Burt '

' 27

' 8

1.8

0.18.4

James Clark. '

• 24

• 20

1.8

2. 3.4

William Frazin *

< (<

' 20

1.8

2. 3.4

John Hall '

( (t

' 20

1.8

2. 3.4

Thomas Olverson '

< ( c

' 8

1.8

1. 3.4

James Henderson *

( 1 (

' 20

1 8

2. 3.4

Joseph Pierce '

t C(

' 20

1.8

2. 3.4

Peleg Baker '

( 1 (

' 14

1.8

1.13.4

Elijah Clark.

< <(

' 20

1.8

2. 3.4

Thomas Clark. '

( (1

' 8

1.8

1. 3.4

Robert Patterson '

C 4 t

" 20

1.8

2. 3.4

Joseph Stuart '

( l.<

• 14

1.8

1.13.4

David Davis '

( ((

' 20

1.8

2. 3.4

Parmenus Temple '

1 (1

" 21

1.8

2. 5.0

John French *

C 1 (

" 6

1.8

1. 0.0

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Names.

En- tered

Dis- charg"*

Days P' day

Total.

Seth Duncan

Sep. 24

Oct. 18

24 1

2. 0.0

Asa Button

i ( ( <

' 21

27 1

3. 5.0

John Scott

it i(

" 8

14 1

1. 3.4

W" Negus Jr.

H tt

• 21

27 1

2. 5.0

Eeuben Spalding

(I ( (

' 21

27 1

2. 5.0

Leonard Spalding

it (t

' 21

27 1

2. 5.0

David Rich

a ( (

• 20

26 1

2. 3.4

Elijah Pratt

tt ((

' 8

14 1

1. 3.4

Asaph Carpenter

" 26

' 17

21 1

1.15.0

Enoch Cook

" 24

' 21

27 1

2. 5.0

Saml. Warrenner

(1 .1

' 17

23 1

1.18.4

Artemas. How.

H It

' 17

23 1

1.18.4

Saml. Knight.

(( i (

' 21

27 1

2. 5.0

Eben"^ Brook.

i ( f i

" 21

27 ]

2. 5.0

Jesse Hildreth

( ( it

' 21

27 1

2. 5.0

Israel Hooker

it i i

' 21

27 1

2. 5.0

Amariah Taft.

" 27

' 20

23 1

1.18.4

Asa Ober

ti il

' 8

11 1

0'18.4

George Christopher

ti ti

' 20

28 1

1.18.4

Benj. How.

Oct. 9

« 20

11 1

0.18.4

Benaiah Putnam

Sep. 24

" 17

23 1

1.18.4

John Kilberry.

t( It

" 1

7 1

0.11.8

£ 81. 0.0

Putney, 3*^ Sept. 1778. Personally appeared the above named Josiah Boyden and made solemn oath that each of the persons named in this pay roll were in the service of the United States the number of days affixed to each of their names, and that neither himself or any other person (to his knowledge) had received any pay therefor. Sworn before me,

Jonas Fay, Asst.

Date above this Pay Roll examined by

Ira Allen \ Committee appointed

Putney, Sept. 3, 1778. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer of the State of Vermont, Eighty-one pounds, the contents of this pay roll. P-^

Josiah Boyden, Capt.

;^81.0.0

STATE OF VERMONT

[206]

\^Lieut. Moses Johnson s Company\

A Pay Roll of Lt. Moses Johnson's Company in Col. William Williams Regiment, as due from this State from the 2oth of Sep- tember to the 17th. of October, 1777.

Moses Johnson Lt. Benj. Whitney Lt. Sylvanus Smith Sergt. Aaron Alexander " David Wilson "

Elisha Hubbard Corpl. Daniel Gates ' '

Joshua Parker Cyrus Whitcomb Stephen Cole William Mack William Mc. Wain 'Ebene. Pierce Andrew Haskel John McWaine Nehemiah Horton Lemuel Pratt Thom. Nelson William Moore William Wilman Abijah Mores Ebene. Parker Israel Sawyer Joshua Hyde Jr. Aaron Cole James Clay Jr. Jonathan Man Dennis Looklin Ebene. Wright Abel White Asa Averall John Abbe Abraham Dickerson Israel Ide James Ide Neh. Mc Neal John Mc Neal Porter Tarble Edmund Shipman Charles Biee Daniel Miller Joshua Hyde John Wilson Elijah Whitney

Engaged

Sept. 25

Discharj

Oct. 17 16

(I < (

17 15 15 15 15 17

4 5

15 16 17

15 17 15 17 17 17 17 16

1 t

16 17

Pr.

Days

Pr.

Month

Day

1.9

2.12.0

.8^

Total

2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2.

0.0 3.4

3.4

15.8

1. 5.0

2. 0.0 1.8 3.4 3.4 0.0 3.4 0.0 3.4

2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 3. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 3.

3.4 3.4 3.4 1.8 1.8 3.4

3.4 18.4 18.4 18.4

.4 .4 .4 .8 .4 .8 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Names

Engaged

Dis- charged

Pr.

Month

Days

Pr. Day

Total

Lemuel Ames Aquila Jones Ichabod Ide Daniel Eood

Oct. 12

a (t (t <(

(( X

Oct. 17

1.8 1.8 1.8 1.8

15.0

2. 3.4

;^89 13.2

Putney, 3rd. Sept. 1778

Errors excepted.

Moses Johnson Lt.

Putney, 8rd. Sept. 1778. Personally appeared the within named Moses Johnson and made solemn oath that the several persons named in the within pay roll were each in the service the several days annexed to their respective names and that neither himself nor any other person to his knowledge had received any pay therefordirectly or indirectly.

Before me, Jonas Fay, Assistant

Putney, 3rd. Sept. 1778. Reed, of Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer of the State of Vermont eighty-nine pounds, thirteen shillings and two pence, in full of the within pay roll.

^89.13.2. Moses Robinson.

[271] [Lieut Moses JohnsorCs Command {Omissioii)\

Pay Roll of five persons under the command of Lt. Moses Johnson, in the service of the United States of America, belonging to Col. William Williams' Regiment of Militia in the county of Cum- berland and State of Vermont, 1777, omitted in the original pay roll.

Names

When enter"' service

When discharged

Days in

service

Pr.day

Total

Joseph Gushing Oliver Hartwell Jonae Snow Asahel Briggs Samuel Willson

Sept. 25 1 < 1 (

i( 11

(1 ((

(< 1 (

24 24 11 11 11

1.8 1.8 1.8 1.8 1.8

2. 0.0 2. 0.0

18.4 18.4 18.4

;^6.15.0

Errors Excepted.

Moses Johnson

STATE OF VERMONT

[55]

\_Capt. David StowelVs Co7npany\

A Pay Roll of Capt. David Stowell's Company ia Col. William Williams' Regiment.

Per month

Date of

Days service

Names

Rank.

engage- ment

Dis- charge

Wages

1777

1777.

David Stowell

Capt.

2.10.0

Sep 39.

Oct 21

1.18.4

James Cutler

Sergt.

3.10.0

" 39

" 31

1.18.4

Daniel Knight

2.10.0

" 39

" 31

1.18.4

Manassah Bixby

2.10.0

" 39

" 21

3. 0.0

David Anderson

2.10.0

" 38-

" 21

1.13.4

John Sheperson

Private.

2.10.0

" 39

" 31

1. 8.4

Zephaniah Phelps (or Sheps)

2.10.0

'< 39

" 18

1.18.4

Williams Marsh.

2.10.0

" 39

" 15

1.18.4

James Salisbury

3.10.0

" 39

" 31

1.18.4

Philip Franklin

2.10.0

" 39

" 21

1. 6.8

Stafford Horton

3.10.0

" 39

" 21

1.18.4

David Newhall

2.10.0

" 39

" 14

1.18.4

Saml. Eeed

2.10.0

" 39

" 21

1.18.4

Peter Eice

3.10.0

" 39

" 21

1.18.4

Phinehas Rice

2.10.0

" 89

" 81

1.18.4

Ephraim Gale

2.10.0

" 39

" 21

1.18.4

Thos. Partridge

2.10.0

" 29

" 21

1.18.4

Job Morse

2.10.0

" 29

" 21

1.18.4

Isaac Wells.

2.10.0

" 39

" 21

1.18.4

Jona. Paterson

' '

2.10.0

" 39

" 21

1.18.4

John Montgomery.

2.10.0

" 38

" 21

3. 0.0

William White

2.10.0

" 38

" 21

3. 0.0

Nathl. Akin

2.10.0

" 39

" 31

2. 0.0

Jona. Aiken

3.10.0

" 38

" 31

8. 0.0

John Cox

3.10.0

" 28

" 31

1.18.4

John Ray.

3.10.0

" 28

" 31

84 Total

3. 0.0

;^47. 3.4

Putney 3d. Sep. 1778. Personally appeared the within named David Stowell and made solemn oath to the within pay roll.

Before me

Jonas Fay, Asst.

Date above the within pay roll examined by

Jonas Fay ) „ .^^ • *. j

Ira Allen \ <-oniniittee appointed.

Received Putney, Sept 3, 1778 of Ira Allen Esq. forty seven pounds three shillings four pence, the full contents of the within pay roll. Pr. David Stowell, Capt.

^47.3.4.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Putney, 4th. Sept. 1778. The above pay roll examined

By Jonas Fay ) Committee Ira Allen f appointed

Sworn before me at Putney the date above,

Jonas Fay, Asst.

Putney, Sept. 4, 1778. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq. Treasurer of the State of Vermont, six pounds and fifteen shillings, the con- tents of the above pay roll.

Pr. Moses Johnson, Lieutenant.

;^6.15.0

[351] \_Detachme?it under Lieut. Charles Richards]

A Pay Roll of the Detachment of a Company commanded by Lieut. Charles Richards in Col. William Williams' Regiment of Militia in the service of the United States — 1777.

Names

When enter** service

When dis- charged

Time in service

Pr.

month

Total due

Timo. Clark Charles Eichards Jr. Elisha Walker Asa White Daniel Eichards

Sept. 27 ti t(

a (I (( t(

Oct. 20

(1 II

24 days

(1 11

<i <( i( II It <i

2.10.0

2.10

2.0.0 2.0.0 2.0.0 2.0.0 2.0.0

£ 10.0.0

Chas. Richards, Lt.

Putney, 3 Sept. 1778. Personally appeared the above named Charles Richards and made solemn oath to the truth of the above pay roll.

Before me, Jonas Fay, Asst.

Putney, 3rd. Sept. 1778.

The above Pay Roll examined.

Jonas Fay, ) Ira Allen, [

Com«

Date above reed, of Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer of the state of Vermont, ten pounds, the contents in full of the above pay roll,

Charles Richards, Lt. ^10.0.0

STATE OF VERMONT

[196] l^Capt. Ebenezer Allen s Company\

Pay Roll of Capt. Eben® Allen's Company in Col. Samuel Herrici's Regiment of Rangers, raised by the State of Vermont, for the defense of the United States.

No.

Days

/^hen

days

Names

Enterec

1 Dischar*

in serv-

Amt. of e] pay n

alist- lent

for which

1777

ice

out

pay due

778

Eben* Allen Capt.

July 15

Dec. 6

n. 15

185

Isaac Clark Ist. Lt.

4.16.8 '

t i (

185

Ethan Pier 2nd "

4.16.8

( ( £

185

Jacob Wood Ist. Seigt.

145

4.16.8

( 1 (

185

David Griswold 2nd. "

145

4.16.8

( ct

185

Ephraim Wood 3rd. "

145

4.16.8

( i (

185

Elisha Ashley Ist. Corp.

145

4.16.8

( C(

185

Abel White 2nd.

145

4.16.8 '

i 1 1

185

Eichard Crovets 8rd. "

145

4.16.8 '

( ((

185

John Bishop, Fifer

145

4.16.8

i i i

185

Winslow Perry, Drum.

145

4.16.8 •

( 4 i

185

Cyrus Clark Private

145

4.16.8

< <(

185

Eichard Barnom "

145

4.16.8

i a

185

Joseph Lanone "

145

4.16.8

( ((

185

Peter How

145

4.16.8

( (»

185

William Ashley

145

4.16.8

i (f

185

Daniel Hp,wkin8

145

4.16.8

i a

185

David Bradey

145

4.16.8

i ti

185

Nehemiah Kellogg

145

4.16.8

i < c

185

Benj. Haskins

145

4.16.8 '

( 1 i

185

Azor Perry

145

4.16.8

i (*

185

Daniel Adams

145

4.16.8

t li

185

Jonathan Corey

145

4.16.8

i it

185

Nathan Foord

145

4.16.8

i a

185

Eben" Corey

145

4.16.8

i a

185

Benj. Parks

145

4.16.8 '

i i c

185

Philip Matteson

145

4.16.8

i 4 i

185

Phineas CiooflP

145

4.16.8

t i i

185

Josiah Allen

145

4.16.8 '

i ( c

185

Jacob Corey

145

4.16.8

i i i

185

Daniel Steward

145

4.16.8

I i (

185

John Ti'ain

145

4.16.8

( i*

185

Eichard Colvin

145

4.16.8

i H

185

Ezra Sweate (Sweele)

145

4.16.8 '

i U

185

Benajah Wells

145

4.16.8

t a

185

Zipron Herrick

145

4.16.8

i i i

185

Levi Wood

145

4.16.8

i a

185

Jacob Smith

145

4.16.8 '

i a

185

Amos Ives

145

4.16.8

i I (

185

Nathaniel Wood

145

4.16.8

i n

185

Simeon Prentiss

145

4.16.8 '

i C(

185

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

No.

Days

Wher

I daj's

Names

Entered

Dischar""

Amt. of

enlist

for

serv-

pay

ment

which

1777

ice

out

pay due

1778

Stephen Kingsley

July 15

Dec. 6

145

4.16.8

Jan. 1

5 185

Amos Herrick

( < <t

145

4.16.8

II II

185

Joh.n Knight (Night)

t ( ((

145

4.16.8

II 1

185

Luther Philomon

" 4

145

4.16.8

'C .

185

John Eeon Biancher

It It

145

4.16.8

1 1 i

185

Darins Chipman

C( t (

145

4.16.8

II 1

' 185

Jona. Nelson

(I <l

145

4.16.8

II 11

185

David Gilmore

(( <(

145

4.16.8

II 11

185

Edward Turner

" m

130

4. 6.8

11 II

169

John Wright

Aug. 3

126

4. 4.

«« <

165

Eufus Bates

" 4

125

4. 3.4

(( <

164

Samue] Fletcher

l( 41

125

4. §.4

CI 1 1

164

George Potter

It 11

125

4. 3.4

l( I

164

Josiah Ladd

1( t(

125

4. 3.4

Sept. '

r 33

Stephen Jackson

(1 ((

125

4. 3.4

Jan. 1

5 164

Lemuel Roberts

" 16

113

3.15.4

1 ( t

163

Eben' Judkins

Ct t <

Deserted

John Glidden

" 20

109

3.12.8

Sepl.K

5 149

Joseph Roe

" 24

105

3.10.0

Jan. li

5 145

Adonijah Montague

II <i

105

3.10.0

II II

145

Jon" Newton

Sept. 1

3. 5.4

II (

137

Orsamus Holmes

«< i<

3. 5.4

II II

137

•

;{:272.12.8

Bennington — Feb. 17, 1779. The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to each soldier or his order, that is, what is due to each soldier, the amount of this pay roll being two hundred and seventy-two pounds twelve shillings and eight pence.

Tho« Chittenden. To Ira Allen Esq, Treasurer.

We whose names are hereunto subscribed, do acknowledge we have received our pay in full, according to the within Pay Roll, for service in Capt. Eben^ Allen's Company of Rangers in the year 1777.

Paid by currency to Luther Fillmore

Reed, in full for John Wright, Edw. Smith

P. Cloff by receipts

P. Matteson " "

Jon* Newton

ReC^ in behalf of Danl. Stewart — M. Lyon

Paid Jon'' Corey by his order

46 STATE OF VERMONT

Reed, for Stephen Jackson pr, Sam^ Horsford, Simeon Prentice

Richard Barnum Richard Colven X his mark. John Train Sam' Roberts David Griswold John Knight

Reed, in full for Josiah Allen per me Parley Hulett Ephraim Wood Nathl. Wood Cyrus Clark Winslow Perry Adonijah Montague Eph™ Wood William Ashley Azor Perry

Jona. Nelson for Danl. Adams Benj. Haskins Amos Herriek Rufus Bates Daniel Haskins

his

Benajah x Wells

his mark

Ezra X Sweat Ja^ Lawrence Stephen Kinsley Levi Wood Jacob Smith Nathan Ford Jno. Reon Blanchard David Gillmore

Reed, for and in behalf of Darius Chapman Per me Job Spofford.

Feb. 8, 1786.' Reed, of I, Allen, Treasurer ^^4.6.8 in full on the within roll.

Edward Turner x his mark. Vermont Money

• Reed, for and in behalf of Richard Crouck per

Jacob Corey.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[194]

\Capt. Levi Goodenough's Company of Eangers]

A Pay. Roll of Capt. Levi Goodenough's Company of Rangers in Col. Sam^ Herrick's Regiment raised by the State of Vermont [1777?]

Names

Entrance

Discharge

Days

Total

Sergt. Maj. James Mack

July

Nov.

130

4. 6.8

C. M. Archibald Panel

( (

i i

((

130

4. 6.8

Sergt. Dan' Dondroon

Dec.

135

4.10.0

" Nicholas Pullen

Aug,

114

3.16.0

El Elisha Fitch

i %

Nov.

101

3. 7.4

Corp' John Gately

July

Dec.

133

5. 8.8

" Jas. Handley

Aug.

Nov.

118

3.18.8

" Isaac Panel

July

Oct.

2. 8.8

Henry Henderson

Aug.

Sept.

1. 0.0

Abner Duncan (Dunnum)

1. 5.4

James White

July

Oct.

2. 9.4

Daniel Davis

1 1

Nov.

123

4. 2.0

Abraham Hawkins

((

123

4. 2.0

James Huzzey (Huzzy)

127

4. 5.8

Joseph Lyon

Aug.

116

3.17.4

Daniel Forster

I <

113

3.15.4

Jon* Howard

July

125

4. 3.4

Eeuben Whitcomb

Aug.

t i

109

3.11.4

Nathan Williams

S' •<

Dec.

115

3.18.8

Sam' Staflford

((

Nov.

103

3. 8.8

John Russell

( t

Dec.

114

3.16.0

Elijah Cook

July

Nov.

120

5. 0.0

Joseph Macker

Dec.

135

5.10.0

Benj. Nelson

( i

Nov.

130

5. 6.8

Elhanan Perry

( (

Dec.

132

5. 8.0

Benj. Lyman

( <

Nov.

128

5. 5.4

Abenlam Webster

1 1

128

4. 5.4

Nathan Prate

130

4. 6.8

John Healy

i (

124

4. 2.8

John Wil cocks

((

134

4. 9.4

Andrew Panel

Aug.

1 c

103

3. 8.8

David Henderson

( <

Dec.

108

3.12.0

Jonathan Davis

July

Nov.

130

4. 6.8

Isaac Hearharte

( (

129

4. 6.8

James Anderson

Aug.

103

3. 8.8

Henry Bolcum

t (

Dec.

123

4. 2.0

Benj. Fletcher

Nov.

112

3.14.8

James Walsworth

Aug.

0. 5.8

;^140.12.9

Putney, 3rd. Sept. 1778

The within Pay Roll examined by Jonas Fay ) ^ „.,. Ira Allen \ Committee app.

STATE OF VERMONT

Rec<i Febr. 10, 1778. Bennington of Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer of the State of Vermont by several receipts, one hundred and thirty-four pounds, three shillings in part of the within Pay Roll.

Pr.

Levi Goodenough, Capt. ;^^134.3.0

Reed. Putney, Sept. 3, 1778 of Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer, six pounds and nine shillings which with the above sum is in full of the within Pay Roll.

^6.9.0 Pr. Levi Goodenough. Capt.

[27] \Capt. John Warnei-' s Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. John Warner's Company in Lt. Col. Herrick's Reg* of Rangers for the advanced pay that was engaged by the State of Vermont, at £,\ per man per month. [1777 ?]

Names.

When entered

When dis-

No. days in

Amt, of

service

charged

service

pay

Sergt. Silas Childs

July 20

Dec. 3

137

4.11.4

Saml. Bradley

<( li

137

4.11.4

" Saml, Dewey.

*' 21

136

4.10.8

Corpl. Stephen Eastman

" 20

137

4.11.4

Paul Nelson.

t e t(

137

4.11.4

" Elisha Warner.

Aug. 30

3. 4.0

David Hough

Sept 12

2.15.4

John Hathaway

July 20

137

4.11.4

Solomon Brown

" 21

136

4.10.8

Thos. Galusha

( < < (

136

4.10.8

Issachar Norton

i\ < c

136

4.10.8

Erastus Hathaway

n <<

136

4.10.8

Stephen Holmes.

II 41

136

4.10.8

Onesimus Eisdon

1 < 11

136

4.10.8

Benj. Morgan

<1 11

136

4.10.8

Jos, Morgan

I( (1

136

4.10.8

Amos Wood

1 i 11

136

4.10.8

Silas Walbridge

a i<

136

4.10.8

Nathan Parker

<< (<

136

4.10.8

Martin Harmon

1 < <<

136

4.10.8

Daniel Beman

11 ((

136

4.10.8

Hezekiah Scott

(1 11

136

4.10.8

Thos. Wood

Aug 15

111

3. 4.0

Joseph Jackett

July 28

129

4. 6.0

Patrick Cushman

II 1 (

129

4. 6.0

Justice Allen

" 20

137

4.11.4

John Burk

" 20

137

4.11.4

Joel Parker

t I ( t

137

4.11.4

John Coben

( ( Ki.

0.18.8

Jason Glason

Aug. 1

125

4. 3.4

Mich Parker

" 26

100

8. 6.8

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Names

When entered service

When dis- charged

No. days

in service

Amt. of pay

Eben Lee

Sept. 4

Dec. 3

3. 0.8

Benj. Whipple

Aug. 18

108

3.12.0

Josiah Welch

'• 39

3. 4.8

Daniel Galusha

Sept. 1

3. 2.8

Josiah Avery

8. 0.8

Eben"^ Barns.

" 12

2.15.4

Amos Mead

July 21

186

4.10.8

Jona. Hart

Aug 25

101

3. 7.4

Daniel Welch

July 21

Aug. 20

1. 0.8

;^35. 4.8

Sept. 29, 1778. I certify upon honor that this pay roll is just and true in all its parts.

^35.4.8 John Warner, Capt.

Sept. 29, 1778. To the Hon. Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer. Sir. Please to pay Capt. John Warner ninety-five pounds four pence, being in full of the balance due to him on the above pay roll, Bounty and Recruiting Money. By order of

Moses Robinson | ^ .„ Ira Allen f ^""^

Sept. 29, 1778. Rec'd of Ira Allen, Treasurer, ninety-five pouads four pence in full of the above account.

John Warner, Capt.

[18] [Capt Parmdee Aliens Company]

A Pay Roll of Capt. Parmelee Allen's Company in Col. Her- rick's Reg't of Rangers for the advanced pay engaged by the authoritv of the State of Vermont at £1 per man per month.

[1777?] '

Names

Sergt. John Luddenton " Eben*^ Farnsworth " John Smith

Corpl. Eben' Wilton " Timo. Allen " Eben' Kingsbury.

Amos Stow

[4]

When

entered

sub'n

When dis- charged

July 15

Dec. 3

Aug 15

Days in service

142 142 142 142 142 142 111

Amt. pay

4.14.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 3.14.8

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

When -rr;ri

entered „i sub'n ^^

en dis arged

Ebene. Mallary

July 15 D

3C. 3

Joshua Colver

ii a i

i i (

Josiah Farnsworth

(( 11 (

t ii

Ichabod Parker

(1 it (

Epaphrae Ripley.

Aug 1 *

Jona. Prindle

July 15

David Miller

>i It (

David Warrenaugh

Aug 1 '

Abram Vanduser

(111 (

Henry Walkins

July 15

Andrew Simons

i ( It c

Joseph Henberton

(1 (1 I

John Whitney.

..If i

Moses Sayer

Aug. 1

Daniel Adams

July 15

John Boldridge

Aug. 1

Jacob Nonis

" 20

Ephraim Marble

July 15

Asa McQuevy

1 ( . < (

John Miller

11 II (

Jesse Field

11 1 1 k

Eben'' Wright

1 C 1 £ 4

Saml. Chapin

<l (1 C

Jona. Atwood

Sep. 15

Reuben Green

... 7

Levi Hatch

4 ( C( (

Eph'" Blaekman

July 15 '

Joseph Aaron

11 (1 i

Andrew Ford

(1 K C

John Spencer

li <l t

Simon Coats

Oct. 2

Reuben Coats

, ( ( ( <

Daniel Wise

( < M i

Caleb Allen

" 1

Abner Blancher

i( (< <

Felix Powel

II i e I

Joseph Farnsworth

July 15

Days in service

142

125

142

125

142

125

142

125

106

142

(VA

142

Bounty money for forty-five men Recruiting money for the same

Cash paid him

Amt. pay

14.8 14. S 14.8 14.8 8.4 4.14.8 4.14.8 4. 8.4 4. 8.4 4.14.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 4. 8.4 4.14.8 4. 8.4 8.10.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 4.14 8 4.14.8 2.18.4 2.18.8 2.18.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 4.14.8 14.8 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.8 2.8 2 8 14.8

;^181

270.

18.

^469.16.6

292.

Balance due

;^ 177.12.6

Parmelee Allen, Capt. In Council, Bennington, 16*'' June, 1778. Having: examined the above pay roll, do approve of the same and find the balance

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

due to Capt. Allen to be ^^177. 12. 6 which you are hereby directed to pay him. Thos. Chittenden

to Capt. Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer.

Rec'd. June 30, 1778 of Ira Allen, Treasurer, one hundred and seventeen pounds twelve shillings and six pence in full of the above account P'' me.

Parmelee Allen, Capt.

[364] [Two Men who had been Prisoners]

A Pay Roll for two men, viz. Philip and Stephen Smith, be- longing to Capt. Elisha Burton's Company in Col. Saml. Herrick's Regiment of Rangers, raised by the State of Vermont, who were captured at Lake George Landing the 24'''' day of September. 1777, and remained in the hands of the enemy as prisoners, until one, that is Stephen Smith, died, which was the 5^'' day of Oct. 1777, the other, that is, Philip Smith, remained in the hands of the enemy as a prisoner until he was exchanged in a cartele from Halifax and returned home the 14^'' day of January, 1779.

Names

When taken prison- ers

Died or when dis- charged

Days after taken

11 476

month

2.0.0 2.0.0

Total

14.8 31.14.8

Stephen Smith Philip Smith

1777 Sept. 24

1777

Oct. 5

1779

Jan. 14

£%2. 9.4 11.16.0

;^44. 5.4

(Philip Smith Jr. See Receipt on original.)

'' 2 guns of the best and suitable for Eaugers 2 powder horns |^ 8. 6.0

Also, a retain to draw

2 bullet pouches) { 2 blankets I 2 haversacks

12.0

which were ta- ken from the above named 2.10.0 } Stephen Smith 8.0 I and Philip

I Smith by the

11.16.0 J enemy.

In Council, Manchester, Oct. 16, 1779. Sir, Please pay to Philip Smith or order the sum of forty-four pounds five shillings and four pence L money on the within account, being approved by the council.

Thos. Chittenden.

To Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer.

Date above reed, the contents of the above order for and in behalf of Mr. Smith. John House.

STATE OF VERMONT

[211]

\Capt. William Heatons Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. William Heaton's Company of Militia, under the command of Peter Olcott in the service of Vermont State, from the time of their engagement until discharged by the commanding officer of the Northern Department.

Engaged Sept. 20.1777.

Names

Days

Pr.

Month

Miles 134

Entered

Total

William Heaton, Capt.

20th.

Solomon Cushman, Lt.

134

i •

Elisha Woodworth, Ensign

134

1 1

Elijah Gates, Sergt. Major

2.10.0

134

i i

3. 0. 0

John Wright, "

2.10

134

1 (

3. 0. 0

Calvin Parkhurst, Sergt

2.10

134

3. 0. 0

Elihu Hosford

2.10

134

t i

3. 0. 0

Levi Eoot

2.10

134

3. 0. 0

Samuel HutchinBon Corpl.

2.10

134

1 1

3. 0. 0

Nathan Morgan "

2.10

134

'•

3. 0. 0

Daniel Gilbert

2.10

134

i i

3. 0. 0

Joel Strong

2.10

134

t i

3. 0. 0

Phineas Parkhurst, Fifer

2.10

134

3. 0. 0

Gershom Bartlet

2.10

134

1 1

3. 0. 0

Walter Abbit

2.10

134

1 1

3. 0. 0

Irael Brown

2.10

134

i t

3. 0. 0

Joseph Bartlet

2.10

134

t <

3. 0. 0

Joseph Ball

2.10

134

3. 0. 0

Elijah Beman

2.10

134

3. 0. 0

William Cushman

2.10

134

((

3. 0. 0

Samuel Curtis

2.10

134

. t

3. 0. 0

Levi Baldwin

2.10

134

t .

3. 0. 0

Frederick Earnest

2.10

134

i i

3. 0. 0

Peter FirmHU

2.10

134

4 (

3. 0. 0

Joseph Havens

2.10

134

1 .

3. 0. 0

Robert Hande

2.10

134

3. 0. 0

John Hutchinson

2.10

134

3. 0. 0

William Moor

2.10

134

i (

3. 0. 0

William Bell

2.10

134

t ■

3. 0. 0

Saml. Partridge

2.10

134-

i t

3. 0. 0

Joel White

2.10

134

( (

3. 0. 0

Samuel Wright

2.10

134

1.11. 3

Joshua Spear

2.10

134

( .

3. 0. 0

Joseph Wheeler

2.10

134

3. 0. 0

Benj. Spalding

2.10

134

( (

2. 3.10

John Strong

2.10

134

I c

2. 3.10

John Burton

2.10

134

1.10. 0

Benj. Chamberlin

2.10

134

3. 0. 0

;{: 145.15. 7

William Heaton, Capt.

KF.VOl.b'TKJNARY WAR ROLLS

c. . r T7- . ) . ) Then the with-

State of Vermont I In Council t in Pav Roll was

• Norwicn, August 24, 1778 f (examined and

approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which

is one hundred and forty-four pounds fifteen shillings and seven

pence.

Joseph Marsh

Nov. 30, 1778. Received the above sum in behalf of Capt. Heaton

Peter Olcott By mistake made in the pay roll, received 18/ more. ^145.15.7 Peter Olcott.

[275]

[Capt. Frye Bayley's Company^

A Pay Roll of Capt. Frye Bayley's Company of Militia, under the command of Col. Peter Olcott, in the service of the State of Vermont. [1777?]

Time of

In service

when

Pr.

month

Wages due

Names

engage-

dis-

Miles

with

ment

Mos.

days 4

charg'd

milage

Frye Bayley, Capt.

Sept. 23

Oct. 27

270

1. 2. 6

Nathaniel Morrell, Lt.

i 4 ( *

a t*

270

1. 2. 6

Robert Hunkins, Lt.

X ( {(

t i . t

270

1. 2. 6

Moses Chamberlin, Sergt.

t( 1 («

(> .1

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Eobert Stimson,

t ( i <

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Sylvanus Heath, "

It t i

t ( t £

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Stephen Rider

C( ki

(> > (

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Bartholomew Sumner,

Corpl.

it i(

i< 4<

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Thomas Brock

i ( t (

" <1

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Enos Sawyer "

1 i t (

•> It

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Duncan McClain "'

( ( ( (

' < I (

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

William Johnson

a ((

' ( >l

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Uriah Chamberlin

i ( ( t

<• It

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Enoch Brown

1 1 ( i

i < 1(

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

David Hazeltine

* 4 i I

* * (.

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Pelatiah Bliss

i 1 t (

" ' <

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Benjamin Davies

i ( ( (

> ( (1

2.16.8

270

3.1f». 2

David Read

<i c.

it Ci

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

John Orr

k < ( f

(i 4 (

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

James Orr

( c k^

<> 11

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

John Ormond

11 <(

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

David Whittier

(• u

11 11

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Peter Johnson

a it

11 11

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Zumenick Indian

hi it

1 ( (1

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

STATE OF VERMONT

Time of

In service

when

Pr.

month

Wages due

Names

engage-

dis-

Miles

with

ment

Mos.

days

charg'd

milage

John McClarin

Sept. 23

Oct. 27

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Alexander Thompson

11 > <

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Jonathan Martin

( ( It

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Ichabod Collins

a i i

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

James McLaughlin

^i a

2,16.8

270

3.19. 2

Patrick Kannady

a Ck

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

William Mitchell

>i . 1 (

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Ephraim Martin

<( t (

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Joseph Taylor

it ti

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

George Gregg

( ( « (

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

James Bayley

it (1

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Benjamin Martin

(( II

2.] 6. 8

270

3.19. 2

Josiah Page

.1 11

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Jonathan Fowler

1 < 11

2.16.8

270

3.19, 2

Dudley CarJeton

11 It

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

William Wallace

»i i 1

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

Ephraim Bayley.

11 1 (

2.16.8

270

3.19. 2

/:i53.15.10

Lawful money.

Frye Bayley, Capt.

State of Vermont. Bennington, June 13, 1778. The within Pay Roll being examined is accepted by the Council and the Treas- urer is ordered to pay the same, which is ^^153.15.10 by order of Council. ' Thos. Chittenden.

Treasurer's Office, Windsor, Feb. 21, 1783. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order, being sixty-six pounds eight shillings and nine pence, lawful money, for and in behalf of Frve Bayley.

' ^153.15.10 Neh. Lovewell, Jr.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[372]

Capt. Joshua Ilazens Company^

Pay Roll of Capt. Joshua Hazen's Company of Militia, under the command of Col. Peter Olcott, in the service of Vermont State, from the time of engaging^ until their discharge by the com- manding officer of the Northern Department. 1777.

Names

Entered service

Days

p, month

Total wages

Miles

Joshua Hazen, Capt.

Sept.

Richard Wait, Lt.

Stow

Saml. How Savage. Ensign

Paniel Spooner "

Eben'' Hoisington, Sergt.

t (

2.10

2.16.8

David Wright

1 (

2.10

2.16.8

Nathan Call

2.10

2.16.8

John Grissel "

2.10

2.16.8

Edmund Harvey, Corpl.

< (

2.10

2.16.8

Benj. Skinner " -

( t .

2.10

2.16.8

Abijah Lanfere, Fifer

2.10

2.16.H

Benj Bell

i i

2.10

2.16.8

David Brewster

2.10

3.16.8

Erastus Chapman

2.10

2.16.8

Edward Grannis

i i

2.10

2.16.8

John Smead

t <

2.10

2.16.8

James Dunfee

2.10

2.16.8

Thomas Vaill

2.10

2.16.8

Thomas Hunter

« i

2.10

2.16.8

Warren Cottle

1 1

2.10

2.16.8

William Powers

* (

2.10

2.16.8

Jehiel Bobbins

( .

2.10

2.16.8

Solomon Hazen

. 4 k

2.10

2.16.8

Luke Lanfere

. c

2.10

2.16.8

Hezekiah Hazen

* i

2.10

2.16.8

Anthony Sheldon

4 *

2.10

2.16.8

Thomas Barrit

2.10

2.16.8

Asa Taylor

(•

2.10

2.16.8

William Patterson

i i

2.10

2.16.8

John Dunbar

2.10

2.16.8

Zimri. Luce

i t

2.10

2.16.8

John Billings

2.10

2.16.8

Joseph March

t (

2.10

2.16.8

John W. Dana

1 C

■2.i0

2.16.8

J onathan Burt

2.10

2.16.8

Joseph Barrit

2.10

2.16.8

Ignatius Sprague

2.10

2.16.8

Nathl. Throop.

2.10

2.16.8

Thomas Hunt.

1 (

2.10

2.16.8

Solomon Kent.

2.10 Due

2.16.8

£rm. 6.4

Joshua Hazen, Capt.

STATE OF VERMONT

In Council, Bennington, June 12, 1778. The within Paj^ Roll accepted and approved, the sum of which is one hundred and thirty-six pounds four shillings, which sum the Treasurer is di- rected to pay per order of Council. Thomas Chittenden, Gov''

Reed. Windsor, Oct. 26, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, One hundred and thirty-six pounds four shillings in full for this pay- roll, for and in behalf of Capt. Joshua Hazen.

Elkanah Sprague

[236] l^Capt. Abel Marsh's force engaged in transporting flour'\

A Return of Men and Horses em-ployed by Capt. Abel Marsh in carrying Flour from Connecticut River to Battenkill for the use of the Northern Army, by order of Jacob Bayley , P. [B] D. G.* 13th. Oct. 1777.

Names

Days

No. horses

Miles

Pr. day

Total

Joseph Marsh

140

0. 4.0

3. 0.0

Nathan Howling

140

0.12.0

9. 0.0

Josiah Lamb

140

0.12.0

9. 0.0

John Strong

0.12.0

5. 8.8

Joseph Safiord

0.12.0

5. 8.8

W"^ Powers

0.12.0

5. 8.8

Oliver Kidder

- 120

0.16.0

8. 0.0

Israel Burlingame

120

0.16.0

8. 0.0

Jerathmel Powers

120

0.12.0

6. 0.0

Roger Bates

120

0.12.0

6. 0.0

Saml. Scott

120

0.12.0

6. 0.0

Elijah Masson

120

0. 4.0

2. 0.0

James Bnrch

0.12.0

3 12.0

Elkanah Sprague

0.12.0

5. 8.0

Zebulon Lyon

340

0.12.0

9. 0.0

Eldad Hubbard

140

0.12.0

9. 0.0

Joel Marsh

140

0. 4.0

3. 0.0

Roswell Morgan

160

0.12.0

9.12 0

Leut. Benton (?)

160

0.1 2v0

9.12.0

Joshua Spear

160

0. 4.0

3. 5.4

Levi Baldwin

160

0. 4.0

3. 5.4

Elijah Smalley

160

0.12.0

9.12.0

Abner Howard

160

0.12.0

9.12.0

Oliver Udal

140

0. 4.0

3. 0.0

Darius Sessions

0. 4.0

1.16.0

Peter Thatcher

140

0. 4.0

3. 0.0

Dau' Waterman

140

0. 4.0

3. 0.0

David Staton

0.12.0

1.10.0

Nathl. Boardman

12.0

1.16.0

Joseph Hatch

12.0

1.16.0

Cash expended on the voige

3,16.0=;^168. 2.8

Attest 'B. D. G. stands for Brigadier General?

Abel Marsh.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

This certifies that by the direction of Maj. Gen' Lincoln, I ordered the within supplies of flour, which was delivered to the commissary at Battenkiln, at the time within specified, when the baggage horses were discharged.

Jacob Bailey, Brig. Genl.

Pay Table Office. Charlestown, N. H., Oct. 25, 1781 The within account examined, and there is allowed thereon seventy-eight pounds one shilling and four pence, lawful money and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Abel Marsh or the bearer.

Timo. Brownson, )

Tho's Chandler, v Committee.

John Strong, )

Rec'd of the Treasurer the contents of the above order in behalf of Capt. Abel Marsh

Peter Olcott.

[114]

CaJ>t Abraham Salisbury's Company]

A Pay Roll of Capt. Ab™ Salisbury's Company on Otter Creek, raised in Clarendon by advice of committee of Safety and princi- pal inhabitants of the towns of Wallonford, Clarendon, Rutland, and Pittsford, on being alarmed by the enemy's coming to Pitts- ford, taking some prisoners and plundering some houses. Capt. Salisbury's Company came to Pittsford Oct. 17, 1777 — went away the 28th of the same month.

Names

Entered

Dis- charged

Pr.

month

Total

1777

Capt. Ab"" Salisbury

Oct. 17

Oc. 23

2.10

0.12. 6

" Thomas Sawyer

2.10

0 12. 6

Sergt. Joseph Smith

2 10

0 12. 6

" Zedediah Jackson

2.10

0.17. 4

" Jabez Weaver

2.10

0.12. 6

" Zebediah Green

2.10

0.12. 6

Clk. Asahel Blanchard

2.10

1. 1. 6

Sylvanus Brown

2.10

0.12. 6

Noel Potter

2.10

0.18. 9

Abn^ White

%'>

2. 10

0.12. 6

Saml. Waters

2.10

0.18. 9

Thos. Tuttle

2.10

0.12. 6

Jacob Partridge

2.10

0.12. 6

Ne'^ Angell

2.10

0.12. 6

W^ Cox

2.10

0 18. 9

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

Entered

Dis- charged

Pr. month

Total

1777

Abel Spencer

Oct. 17

Oc. 23

2.10

0.12. 6

Thos. Curtis

2.10

0. 8.11

Edw'' Owens.

2.3 0

0.18. 9

David(?) Niles

2.10

0 12. 6

Tho^ Eddy

2.10

0. 8.11

Levi Colvin

2.10

0.12. 6

David Warner

2.10

0. 8. 9

Benj Foster

2.10

0. 7. 0

Oliver Arnold

2.10

0. 9. 0

Jesse Place

2.10

0.12. 6

John Squire

2.10

0.12. 6

A. Arnah Brooks.

2.10

0.12. 6

Peter Tarbox

2.10

0. 9. 0

Nathan Place

19.

2.10

0. 9. 0

Obadiah Gill.

2.10

1. 0. 9

W°^ Rounds.

2.10

0. 9. 0

Joseph Barker

2.10

0.16. 0

Obadiah Edmunds.

2.10

0.12. 6

Jona Edy

2.10

0.12. 6

Silas Whitney

2.10

0 12. 6

Silas Whitney, Jr.

2.10

0.12. 6

Benj. Stevens, Jr.

2.10

0.12. 6

James Stevens

2.10

0. 9. 0

Jos. Williams.

2.10

0. 9. 0

Joel Foster

2.10

0.16. 0

Peter Edy

2.10

0.12. 6

Mark Jeney

2.10

0. 5. 3

Jonah Ives.

2.10

0.12. 6

Needham Drury

2.10

1. 1. 6

Azariah Brooks

2.10

0.12. 6

James Rounds.

2.10

0. 9. 0

Mathew Cox

2.10

0 14. 3

Noah Bush

2.10

1. 1. 6

Aaron Bush

2.10

0. 9. 0

Wallis Sutherland

2.10

0. 9. 0

Nathl. Shelton

2.10

0.17. 6

Eben'' Cooley

2.10

0.16. 0

James Edmonds

2.10

0 16. 0

Daniel Stevens

2. It)

0. 5. 3

Abel Stevens

2.10

0.10. 9

Saml. Wi\liams.

2.10

0 15. 9

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Names

Entered

Dis- charged

Pr.

month

Total

Joseph Jackson Ezekiel Clark. Jarnes Smith Elihu Allen.

1777

Oct. 19

Oc. 20 21 21 21

2.10 2 10 2.10 2.10

0. 3. 6 0. 5. 3 0. 5. 3 0. 5. 3

;^37. 7.11

Nov. 9, 1779. This day personally appeared Capt. Abraham Salisbury and made solemn oath to this account before me.

Neh. Angell, Justice of Peace

To His Excellency Thomas Chittenden Esq., Governor and to the Honorable Council. Please to pay this account to M'' Asahel Blanchard. Ab™ Salisbury, Capt.

Nov. 12, 1779. This roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, which is thirty- seven pounds seven shillings and eleven pence.

Thos. Chittenden.

To I. Allen, Esq., Treasurer.

Nov. 15, 1779. Reed, in full of I. Allen.

;^87.7.11

[151]

Asahel Blanchard.

l^Scou^s senf out from Woodsiock\

A Roll of the Men that scouted from Woodstock in the year 1777.

Names

Days out.

Names

Days out

Charles Killam •

Eben'- Call.

Saml. Pratt

Timo Knox

Billy Gray.

Joseph Call.

John Sanderson

Eben'' Crain

William Smith

Isaac Hoisington

Jona. Farnsworth.

Joseph Darling.

Total

Phineas Powers;

Woodstock, Oct.

1 rv 1 rVrVD i ( , 1 ( < O.

Phineas Williams, Capt. of s*' Town.

STATE OF VERMONT

The above men found themselves the time out 36 days at 12 / per day makes ;^21.12.0.

Your committee appointed to settle and adjust acc'^ having- ])erused the within account and adjusted the same at 12 / per day, do find due on the same ;^21.12.0.

Paul Spooner ) „ Benj. Emmons j" ^°

mmittee.

To Ira Allen, Esq. Treasurer. You are hereby directed to pay Capt. Phineas Williams the within account, it being twenty-one pounds twelve shillings.

Thos. Chittenden.

Reed. Windsor, Oct. 22, 1778 of Ira Allen, Treasurer, twenty- one pounds twelve shillings in full for this order.

^21.12.0 Phineas Williams.

[250]

[Two Officers who had been taken prisoners\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Frye Bayley and Lieut. Nehemiah Love- well, while in captivity, sent [with] Flag by the Hon. Maj. Genl. Gates, in the month of December, 1777.

Names

Frye Baylej', Capt. Neh. Lovewell, Lt.

Months

in service

12 12

Waeres

pr. month

8.0.0 5.8.0

Amt. of rations

24.0.0 12.0.0

Amt. pay

and

rations

120.0.0 77.6.0

Cash reed, in Jan. 1779

96. 0.0 64.16.0

Balance

Bennington, Feb. 2, 1782. Personally appears before me Lieut. Nehemiah Lovewell and makes solemn oath that the above account is just and true, and that he received for the above account from the United States in the month of Jan. 1779 the sum of sixty- four pounds sixteen shillings continental money and no more.

Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace.

State of Vermont. In Genl. Assembly, Feb. 22, 1782.

Resolved, That the Committee of Pay Table be directed to allow the sum of twenty-four pounds to Capt. Frye Bayley and Lt. Nehe- miah Lovewell, the sum of twelve pounds lawful money, being for rations due to them as per the within acct. and that an order be drawn upon the Treasurer accordingly.

Attest. Roswell Hopkins, Clerk.

Pay Table Office, Bennington, 22 Feb. 1782. The above account being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

unto Lt. Nehemiah Lovevvell the sum of twelve pounds, agreeable

to the above resolve.

Nathl. Brush ) n^^^;.^^^ ^. T^ > Lommittee

Timo. Brownson )

Treasurer's Office, Feb. 20, 1783. Reed, of Ira Allen. Esq. Treasurer, the contents of within order, being thirty-six pounds lawful money, for myself and in behalf of Capt. Frye Bayley.

Nehemiah Lovewell Jr.

[82]

A Pay Roll of Men raised in an Alarm to defend the frontiers of this State.

Commence-

Days in j.. service

Names

ment of

scharged

Doll's

£. s. d.

pay

Dauiel Smith

Mar. 9

9 ]\

lar. 18

2.14.0

Elisha Wright

C <(

2.14.0

Jared Post

( i i

2.14.0

Nath. Perry

t C<

2.14.0

Jonathan Eowley

i ( (

2.14.0

Matthew Cox

2.14.0

Johel Smith

2. 8.0

John Williams

2. 8.0

James Hopkins.

2.14.0

Joseph Williams

li t »

2.14.0

John Stearns

2. 8.0

Silas Rood

1 (i

2. 8.0

Timothy Bishop,

2. 2.0

Absalom Talor.

2.14.0

Christopher Kenyon

ii (1

2.14.0

Jesse Place.

i< II

2.14.0

;^41. 8.0

The above pay roll is just and true in all its parts, without fraud to the State or any individual.

Thos. Sawyer, Captain.

The within pay roll examined and approved, and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which is forty-one pounds, eight shillings.

^41.8.0 Thos. Chittenden.

Reed. Dec. 28, 1778 of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this roll, which is forty one pounds eight shillings.

?"■ me.

Thos, Sawyer, Captain.

STATE OF VERMONT

[251]

[^Capt Daniel Comsfock's Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Comstock's Company for two days service, done in April 1778, by order from Governor Chittenden.

Names

Entered service

April 22

Whei ^ dis- charge

' No. ^ days

Pr.

r^onth

Total 0 8.4

Capt. Daniel Comstock

April 2

3 2

2.10.0

. [These (t^7o) linea f appear to be erased r in tha ori/inal BoU. ) C. L. Knapp.]

Lt. Eli Brownson

'* '*

2.10.0

0.3.4

Sergt. John Lee

t t i £

8.4

'• Samuel Hoit

t V t *

3.4

Corrl. John Burnam

( t < (

3.4

Benj. Lewis

(t «»

3 4

Benj. GriflSn

I ( <• (

3.4

Ebene. Murray-

a I c

3.4

Amos Chipman

4 t ( t

3.4

Beuben Parks

I ( It

3.4

Daniel Barber

C C <l

' 2

3.4

Ichabod Bartlett

i( if

3.4

Jed'' Bingham

* ( < 1

3.4

Ebene. Bradley

a t i

3.4

Ebene. Lee

t ( it

' 2

3.4

Gilbert Bradley

t ( * <

3.4

Zerah Payne

t ( (I

t o

3.4

Benj. Bradley

t ( t c

' 2

3.4

Jona. Hoit

(i (*

3.4

Jona. Wright

k < 4 (

3.4

•

;^3.0.0

I do certify the above roll to be just and true.

Daniel Comstock, Capt.

The within Pay Roll examined and approved, and the Treas- urer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. David Comstock, which is three pounds.

Thos. Chittenden.

Arlington, Nov. 20. 1778. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer, by the hand of John Fassett, the within contents.

Danl. Comstock, Capt.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[542 J [^Capt. Solomon Cush?nan's Company\

A Muster Roll of part of Capt Solomon Cushman's Company in the Battalion of forces in the service of the United States com- manded by Col. Timothy Bedle, 1778.

i 1. April Capt Solomon Cushman Appointed •< Do iJo 1 Lieut Elias Stevens / Do Do 1

No.

Appointed

Sergeants

Term

Remarks

•

for 1 year

April 1'^*

Azel Spalding:

^do

]

Jeremiah Persevel

Gershom Morse

Corporals Do

Joshua Speer

Elijah Baldwin

Ely White fife

Phinehas Parkhurst

Inlisted

privates

April

William Annable

do •

Elisha Brown

Silvester Bugbee

. do

Filed

■ 4

Eleazer Cushman

"Capt. Cushman's

Nehemiah Closson

Muster Roll in

Barjonas Dammon

my Detachment

Solomon Hazen

at Albany 1778."

John Kent

Daniel Lovejoy

The following is

Job Morse

written on Roll

Azal Perseval

in red ink : —

William Porter

"reed 28"' March

Thomas Savage

1820— with loose

do •

Elkna Sprague

papers foun draf-

John win troop

ter the mail was

Solomon White

robbed."

Albany, July 30. 1778. Mustered then part of Capt. Solomon Cushman's Company as specified in the above Roll.

Richard Lush, Dep>" M. M.

Present 1 Capt. 1 Lieut. 3 sergts. 3 Corporals— 1 fife — 16 pri- vates

We do swear that the within Muster Roll is a true State of the company without fraud to the United States or to any individual according to our best knowledge.

Solomon Cushman Capt.

STATE OF VERMONT

Sworn before me at Albany this

Secy's Office, Concord, N. H., July 23, 1845

day of July 1778.

John Stark B. G.

A true copy.

Attest,

Thomas P. Treadwell,

Secretary of State.

[8]

[CapL Isaac Clark's Company^

A Pay Roll of Capt. Isaac Clark's Company of Militia, raised by order of Major General De la Fayette, for the defence of the frontiers and on Lake Champlain, to receive additional pay from the State of Vermont.

Namks and Rank

Entered service

Dis- charged

Days

Total

1778

Capt. Isaac Clark.

Mar 2

May 2

12. 0.0

Lt. Ethan Pier

t, i (

( .

8. 2 0

" Nathl. Holmes.

1 ( t

> i

8. 2.0

Serg.. Maj. Jas. Smith

1 ( 1

I i

4. 0.0

" Eben' Wood.

t ( .

I i

4. 0.0

" Benj. Holmes.

t ( (

( i

4. 0.0

" Saml. Royce

i I »

( (

4. 0.0

" Peter Mclntyre

( 1 (

( >

4.16.0

Corpl W"' Ashley.

( 1 1

i (,

4. 0.0

" Jos. Lawrence

1 < 1

( 1

4. 0.0

" Caleb Matteson

( t (

t (

4. 0.0

Edward Turner

. ( (

> <

4. 0.0

Drum'^ Richd, Bentley.

( 1 1

( (

4. 0.0

Fifer Stephen Savy

t ( 1

i i

4. 0.0

Phinehas Rysley.

( t (

4 1

4. 0.0

John Train

i i (

( 1

4. 0.0

Sylvanus Brown

i t (

i i

4. 0.0

Moses Kent' ■

( i i

I (

4. 0.0

Onesimus Risden

I 4 i

( (

4. 0.0

Perley Howlett

( 1, 1

( (

4. 0.0

Nathl. Whitney.

I t (

1 i

4. 0.0

Nathan Perry.

t ( (

i i

4. 0.0

Noah Beach

( I 1

1 i

4. 0.0

Asa Hale

I k f

i (

4. 0.0

Frederick Cushman

( ( (

( (

4. 0.0

Chapman Holley.

1 ( 1

( i

4. 0.0

Adonijah Montague

( t <

1 1

4. 0.0

Zebadiah Green

( ( 1,

( (

4. 0.0

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Names and Bank

Entered service

Dis- charged

Days

Total

Josiah Ed4y. John Fuller. James Bates James Brock. Jehoshaphat Holmes. Silas Jerads Reuben Post Saml. Blakeley. Eleazer Mallory Oliver Herman. Jona. Marshall John Odale Felix Menter Bethuel Tubbs Henry Matteson Alex" Berr Jerem^ Clark Esquire Wood Alfred Hathaway. James Ewing Elisha Smith Pliny Smith Tharis Boice John R. Blanchard Gideon Allen Daniel Judd Isaac Pollard Graham Hurd Solomon Hopkins Clement Clark. John Andrus.

1778 Mar 2

May 3

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 00 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

^253. 8.0

State of Vermont, May 25, 1778. To Ira Allen Esq., Treas- urer.

Sir, Pay to Capt. Isaac Clark the sum of two hundred and

three pounds, eight shillings, lawful money, tog-ether with fifty

pounds that he has already received, will make the amount of the

above roll. This and his receipt hereon shall be to you a sufficient

warrant. ^, .

[5] Thos. Chittenden.

STATE OF VERMONT

Treasurer's Office, Arlington, May 28, 1778. ReCd. of M. Lyon, Ast. to Ira Allen Esq., Treasurer, two hundred and fifty-three pounds, eight shillings lawful money, being the amount of the above roll.

;^258.8 0 Isaac Clark, Capt.

[294, see next roll] \^Detachment ufider Capt. Nathan Smith']

An Account of a Detachment under the command of Capt, Nathan Smith, finding themselves provision, when called to assist Capt. Eben'' Allen in the month of April, 1778 — thirty-six men finding themselves, five days, nineteen men finding themselves three days. Their names viz.

William Sexton Reuben Rowley David Curtis Daniel Purdy Daniel Alb)'' Isaac Marks Cephas Kent Andrew Lovejoy Truman Powell Nathan Rowley Solomon Soper Jonathan Allen John Roberts Benj. Mclntyre Warren Barlow Zebediah Day Abijah Dunning George Olds

Isaac Underbill Joseph Mclntyre Charles Collins Wm. Brumley John Sawyer Richard Mclntyre Benj. Vaughn W" Roberts Nathan Sprague Obadiah Allen Mr. Randle (Randel) Benj. Purdy Jr. Jon'^ Page Bethuel Brumley Martin Barber Isaac Reynolds Jonathan Ormsby Reuben Baker

Timo. Soper Philip Mead Lorin Larkins Jacob Odle Isaac Whelpeley Philip Reynolds Stephen Smith Daniel Johns W™ Beedle Abel Bristo Nathl. Bostwick W"" Drew Stephen Mead David Hutchinson Benj. Huntley Timo. Mead German Bullis Gideon Warren Thos. Barney

The above account examined and allowed each man for each day six shillings which amounts in the whole to seventy-one pounds two shillings, and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same.

Thos. Chittenden.

Reed. Treasurer's Office. Jan. 12, 1779, of Ira Allen. Treasurer, seventv-one pounds two shillings.

;^71.2.0. Per me, Nathan Smith, Capt.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[66, see last roll] [^Detachment under Capt. Nathan Smith']

A Pay Roll of a detatchment under the command of Capt. Nathan Smith for services done to assist Capt. Eben'' Allen, April, 1778 — made up at ;^2.10.0 per man per month.

,-r When Na^es entered

When dis-

Days in

Amount

charged

service

of pay

778

Sergt. W"" Sexton Aj

dI. 23

May 4

1. 0.0

'' Reuben Rowley

" 6

1. 3.4

" David Curtis

" 4

1. 0.0

** Daniel Purdy '

(t ((

1. 0.0

" Daniel Alby.

Apl. 26.

0. 6.8

Corpl. Isaac Marks '

May 4

1. 0.0

Cephas Kent

» fc

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1. 0.0

" Andrew Love joy.

( t

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1. 0.0

" Truman Powel. '

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Nathl. Rowley.

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( i

1. 0.0

Solomon Soper '

' 27

( i

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Jonath" Allen

' 23

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1. 0.0

John Roberts

i i

1. 0.0

Benj. Mclntyre '

t (

1. 0.0

Warren Barlow '

( (

1. 0.0

Zedediah Day '

( i

1. 0.0

Abijah Dunning *

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1. 0.0

Isaac Underbill '

t (

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Charles Collins '

( (

1. 0.0

W"" Brumbly.

1. 3.4

John Sawyer '

( (

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Richard Mclntyre '

i 1

1. 0.0

Benj. Vaughn '

t 4

1. 0.0

W° Roberts

( <

1. 0.0

Nathl Sprague ' • '

1. 0.0

Matthew Randle '

1. 0.0

Benj. Purdy Jr '

1. 0 0

Jona. Page '

(

1. 0.0

Obadiah Allen.

1. 0.0

Bethuel Brumley

1. 0.0

Martin Barber '

1. 0.0

Isaac Reynolds '

1. 0.0

Jonathan Ormsby

1. 0.0

George Olds. '

1. 0.0

Reuben Baker. '

1. 0.0

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

When entered

When dis- charged

Days in service

Amount of pay

Barnet Born 'Timothy Soper Philip Mead Lawrin Larkin Jacob Odell Isaac Whelpeley Philip Reynolds. Stephen Smith Daniel Johns W" Beadle. Abel Briston Nathl. Bostwic W™ Drew. Stephen Mead David Hutchinson Benj. Huntley. Timothy Mead German Ballis Gideon Warren Thos Barney

1778 Apl. 23

May 4 Apl. 25

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5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0

£^2. 2.8

The above pay roll is just and true in all its parts, without fraud to the State or any individual.

Test,

Nathan Smith, Captain.

The foregoing pay roll examined and approved and the Treas- urer is directed to pay the same which is fifty-two [sic] pounds two shillings and eight pence, to be paid to Capt. Smith or order.

Thomas Chittenden

Sir — Please pay this roll to John Fassett, Esq. To I. Allen, Esq., Treasurer Nathan Smith, Capt.

Arlington, Nov. 19, 1778.

Reed. Jan 19. 1779 of Ira Allen, Treasurer, forty-two pounds two shillings and eight pence in behalf of Capt. Smith.

Pr. me, John Fassett.

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STATE OF VERMONT

[232]

\Capt. William Hutchins' Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. William Hutchins' Company of Provincial Troops in the service of the United States of America, commenc- ing May 1st, ending Nov. 30, 1778.

Names

William Hutchins, Capt. Jacob Farman, Lt. Simeon Hatherway, Adjt. Jacob Rheubeck, Surgeon Arthur Aylesworth, 3nd. M"' Stephen Packson, Sert. M' Elon Lee, Drum Major Eichard Worden Sergt. Philip Matteson "' David Griswold " John Hutchins Corpl. Othniel Green Jona. Corah "

Isaac Reynolds " Eber Bradley Fifer Jona. Atwood Samuel Baker Rufus Briggs Caleb Bennett Bernard Bottom Richard Biddlecom Asa Baker Moses Bump Nathan Cartwright Joseph Kellogg Lemuel Cleveland Stephen Cleveland Richard Colvin Oliver Carpenter Martin Dunning Ammi Fuller Benjamin Frost Richard Hemington Daniel Harrick Samuel Hopkins George Hill Levi Hill Frederick Jewett Joseph Lewis John Miller Nathl. Montague Joseph Norton William Popple

Com-

To what

No.

Pay per month

mence- ment of

pay

time paid

months paid

Total

1778

May 1

Nov. 30

12.0.0

84.

( ( i <

1 ( 11

8.2.

56.14

ti t (

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12.

84.

July 17

IC 11

4<fel5days

18.

81.

May 1

CC Cl

56.

( t (1

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3.8

25.16

(1 < (

1 C CC

21.

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21.

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21.

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2.4

15.8

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2.4

15.8

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11 11

2.4

15.8

(< 11

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2.4

15.8

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Cl 1 c

2.4

15.8

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14.

11 II

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14.

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11 II

14.

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14.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

Com-

To what

No.

Pay per

month

Names

mence- ment of

time paid

months paid

Total

pay

1778

Ebene. Popple

May 1

Nov. 30

14.

Benj. Parks

14.

Caleb Pratt

14.

Samuel Robbins

14.

Ephaphras Ripley

14.

Roger Starkweather

14.

Thomas Starkweather

14.

Ezra Sweet

14.

Asa Strong

14.

William Tousley

14.

Absalom Tupper

14.

Joshua Wood

14.

Andrew Weaver

14.

Jacob Wheeler ■•

14.

Eben. West

14.

Killed

Zeraah Pain

(

( <(

May 26

25 days

Lawful money

;^1150.4.0

William Hutchins, Capt.

The within Pay Roll examined and allowed each man fourteen pounds apiece except the five commission officers, which sum amounts to seven hundred and forty-three pounds fourteen shil- lings and eight pence, lawful money which the Treasurer is ordered to pay to Capt. William Hutchins. Thos. Chittenden,

Then received of the Treasurer the

Arlington, 7th Dec. 1778. above account.

Wm. Hutchins, Capt.

[348] . [Capt Thomas Sawyers Company']

A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Company of Provincial troops, from the dates of their several enlistments until discharged, commencing May 1st. and ending Nov. 30, 1778.

Names

Com- mence' of pay

Time in service

Dollars

Dis- charged

Total

Mos.

Days

Capt. Thomas Sawyer Lt. Saml. Cambell Sergt. Nathl. Blau chard " Joseph Chandler " John Sawyer " Josiah Farnsworth

May 1 II 1 <

K (1 11 It

27 4 4

6.75

6.75 6.75 6.75

Nov. 80

i 1 < 11

14. 5.0

7.16.0

14. 5.4

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

Sergt. Gideon Allen

Corpl. Matthew Randall " Joseph Famoth " Thomas Hinman " Charles Rice

Drum' Bethel Brumley

Fifer Nathan Rowley

James Allen

Robert Allen

Nathan Allen

Edward Allen

Jehiel Andrus

Martin Carber (Barber)

William Brumley

Tobe Chad ley (Chadsey)

Parish Cobin

Timo. Clark

Francis Culver

Saml. Cogswell

Thomas Dewey

Obadiah Edmunds

Daniel Heard

Eleazer Heard

Aaron Tenney (Jenney)

Enos Ives

Nehemiah Kellogg

John Moses

Isaac Marks

Jonathan Marshall

Nathl. Newton

Jonathan Rowley

Stephen Squiers

Noadiah Sawyer

Nathan Sprague

William Sutherland

Niles Soper (Niels)

Andrew'^Potter

Joshua Reynolds

Eber Rice

Com-

Time in service

Dis- charged

mence' of pay,

Dollars

Mos.

Days

6.75

May 1

Nov. c

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6.75

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6.75

Total

14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14.

5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4

14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14. 14.

5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4

14. 5.4 14. 5.4

5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4

I £592.14.8

Arlington, Dec. 28, 1778. The within Pay Roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay five hundred and eighty five pounds four shillings and eight pence, which, together with ^7.10 already paid to Lt. John Sawyer, is ^592.14.8, the amount of this roll. Thos. Chittenden.

Dec. 28, 1778. Reed, the contents of the above order, ^592.14.8 Thos. Sawyer, Capt.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[303]

[Capt Jesse Safford's Company\

Pay Roll of Capt. Jesse Safford's Company of Provincial Troops, from the dates of their several enlistments until discharged, both days included, commencing, the first of May and ending the 30th.

Nov. 1778.

•

Com-

Time of Service

Dollars

When

Names

mence- ment of pay

per month

dis- charged

Total

Mos.

Days

Jesse Safford, Capt.

May 1

Nov

14. 5.4

William Crook, Lt.

July 25

4 (

14. 5.4

James rietcher, Sergt.

May 1

6 1

1 I

14. 5.4

Joseph Wood "

. < 11

6 "

4 £

14. 5.4

Amos Holbrook "

July 25

6 "

( (

14. 5.4

Amasa Powers, Corpl.

May 1

6 "

( i

14 5.4

Nathan Billings "

" "

6 "

( (

14. 5.4

Wm. Anebil

1 . ( (

6 "

((

14. 5.4

Joel Butler

(> <>

6 "

C (

14. 5.4

John Cnrtis

. ( < (

6 "

i i

14. 5.4

Wm. Bootmau

ti i(

(5 "

4 k

14. 5.4

Asa Chedle

( ( (<

6 "

( (

14. 5.4

Adin Dike

(t <i

6 "

( i

14. 5.4

Simon Davis

i( i(

6 "

14. 5.4

Joseph Lull

u . (

6 "

((

14. 5.4

J ohn Neil

<t (t

6 ♦'

( i

14. 5.4

Ezra Perry

f < 1 k

6 "

14. 5.4

Kufus Root

<1 ( t

6 "

14. 5.4

Jeremiah Rust

t ( <1

6 "

((

14. 5.4

Jesse Slack

t( i (

6 "

( t

14. 5.4

Joel Smead

« ( ((

6 "

4 (

14. 5.4

Enezer Crain

1 ( 11

6 "

Nov

14. 5.4

John Lull

(( 11

6 "

14. 5.4

Amos Slaton

11 11

6 "

18. 8.3

Asa Dutton (Duton)

July 25

6 "

8.12.4

Silas Hayward

( ( (t

6 "

8.12.4

Abraham Hawkins

{ ( ( (

6 "

((

8.12.4

Benjamin Lovejoy

< ( (t

6 "

4 4

8.12.4

George Ray

4 t 4 (

6 "

( t

8.12.4

Reuben Robinson

44 4 4

6 "

4 k

8.12.4

John Averill

Sept. 2

6 "

Oct

1. 0.0

Thos. Read

< 4 (4

6 "

4 C

1. 0.0

Moses Hale

" 25

6 "

Nov.

8.12.4

/;S74:.9.Q

The v^ithin pay roll is just and true in all its parts, without fraud to the public or any individual.

Test, Jesse Safford, Capt.

The within'pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay on the same to Capt. Jesse Safford, three hundred

STATE OF VERMONT

and fifty-nine pounds nine shillings and six pence, that, together with fifteen pounds he has received, will make the whole sum.

Thos. Chittenden. To Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer.

Reed. Dec. 28, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, three hundred and fifty-nine pounds nine shillings and six pence in full of this r.oll.

Per me, Jesse Safford, Capt.

By a mistake in the within roll in the pay of John Averill and Thos. Read one pound to each man two pounds, which the Treas- urer is directed to pay.

Thos. Chittenden.

Reed. Dec. 28, 1778 of Ira Allen, Treasurer, two pounds, in full of this account.

Per me, Jesse Safford, Capt.

[131] \Detachment under Capt. Gideon Ormsby]

Pay Roll of a Detachment of Col. G. Warren's Regiment under command of Capt. Gideon Ormsby for service done to guard the frontiers, by order of the Governor and Council — made up at ;^2.10 per month.

Names

When entered

Whe dis- charged

Days

Total

1778

Sergt. Cyprian Eastman

June 5

July 6

1.16.8

Dan Kent

1.16.8

Corp!. Amos Scott

1.16.8

" Abel Bristol

1.16.8

David Bates

1.16.8

Seth Allen

ik I t

1.16.8

Benj. Bears

1.16.8

Joshua Cousins

1.16.8

German Bullis

a < t

1.16.8

Rice Beckwith

1.16.8

Jared Boorn

1.16.8

Reuben Baker

i . ( t

1.16.8

James Palmer

1.16.8

Arra Rose

1.16.8

Hezek"^ Towsley

1.16.8

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

When

Names

When entered

dis- charged

Days

Total

1778

Jona. Eastman

June 5

July 6

1.16.8

Ashbel Sikes

a i (

1.16.8

Stephen Eastman

( ( 1 (

1.16.8

Selah Harmon

I < a

1.16.8

David Noble

.( a

1.16.8

Wm. Graves.

it ( (

1.16.8

John W. Bostwick

t ( i (

1.16.8

Eliphas Warner

. « i(

1.16.8

Benj. Monger

11 1 1

1.16.8

David Purdy

( i t (

1.16 8

Saml. Larafire

< ( a

1.16.8

Walter Gage.

June 13

1. 3.4

;^48.16.8

Manchester, Nov 2^, 1778. I do certify this roll to be just and true, without fraud to this State or any individual.

Gideon Orrasby, Capt.

The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. Gideon Ormsby, which is forty- eight pounds sixteen shillings and eight pence.

Thos. Chittenden.

Reed, the 14''' of December 1778 of Ira Allen , Esq. the con- tents of the above order. Per me,

Gideon Ormsby, Capt.

STATE OF VERMONT

[188, see next roll] \Capt. Samuel Robinson's Cotnpany\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Samuel Robinson's Company of Militia, under the command of Lt. Col. Eben'' Walbridge, for twenty days service, commencing 15*^ June, 1778 ending 10*^ July, 1778, both days included.

'hen

When

Com-

No. of

Pay per

month

Names en

tered

left

mence*

days

Total

rvice

service

of pay

paid

778

1778

Judah Worden, Serg' Ju

DC 15

July 9

June li

5 24

2.10.0

2. 0.0

Philip Green. do. '

t t (

>< (1

2.10.

2. 0.0

Daniel Kinsley do. '

i i (

" 10

2.10

2. 1.8

Daniel Wood, Corp' '

( i (

il 1 i

2.10

2. 1.8

Christopher Cartwright, do. '

( (>

1 ( i 1

2.10

2. 1.8

Jeremiah Clark Jr., " *

1 < (

" 9

2.10

2. 0.0

Oziah Perry '

1 (<

<( <<

2.10

2. 0.0

John Pooley

C (t

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2.10

2. 1.8

Caleb Morgan '

t i (

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2.10

2. 1.8

Beuben Bennett '

1 ( (

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2.10

2. 1.8

Bussell Weaver '

( i i

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2.10

2. 1.8

Tho» Phillips

( 1 <

ii il

2.10

2. 1.8

Jacob Youngs

1 1 (

1 ( i <

2.10

2. 1.8

John Devon '

1 il

<i 1 1

2.10

2. 1.8

Anthony Gassy (Coffy) '

t (i

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2.10

2. 1.8

Jona. Morgan '

C (i

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2.10

2. 1.8

Elijah Wolcott

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2.10

2. 1.8

Caleb Reham *

i 1<

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2.10

2. 1.8

Simon Antisal '

( < (

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2.10

2. 1.8

Joseph Hurd '

( t (

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2.10

2. 1.8

James West '

1 <l

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2.10

2. 1.8

Seth Bassett '

( <l

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2.10

2. 1.8

Theophilus Harrington

( ( t

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2.10

2. 1.8

Nathan Ford

( (1

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2.10

2. 1.8

William Howlit

( <t

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2.10

2. 0.0

Eben' Corey

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2.10

2. 0.0

James Bates '

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2.10

2. 0.0

John Blakesley '

t (t

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2.10

2. 0.0

Ira Hawley '

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2.10

2. 0.0

Sam' Follsom '

t ( f

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2.10

2. 0.0

Charles Everts '

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2.10

2. 0.0

Sam' Griswold

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2.10

2. 1.8

Enoch Wood

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2.10

2. 1.8

Caleb Clark

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2.10

2. 1.8

Tho» Brow Jr. (?)

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2.10

2. 1.8

Roger Kinsley '

1 1 <

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2.10

2. 1.8

Sam' Chapins

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2.10

2. 1.8

Erastus Hathaway '

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'2.10

2. 1.8

Levi Smith '

C 1 1

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2. 1.8

Asa Graves '

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2.10

2. 0.0

Chauncy Graves (or Chancy '

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2.10

2. 0.0

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When

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Names

entered

left

mence'

days

Total

service

of pay

paid

m\j±i vxi

1778

Jasper Olds

June 15

July 9

June 15

2.10

2. 0.0

Joseph Lawrence

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ti 1 1

1 1 11

2.10

2. 0.0

Farman (or Hamman) Law-

rence

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11 11

2.10

2. 0.0

Nathan Salsby

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11 11

2.10

2. 1.8

Eufus Spencer

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11 .1

2.10

2. 1.8

Josiah Brig^s

H 1 <

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II 11

2.10

2. 1.8

Benaj*^ Webb

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Ik 11

li It

2.10

2. 1.8

Amasa Ellis (?)

( ( It

i< II

II 11

2.10

2. 1.8

Sam' Horsfut

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It 1 1

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2. 1.8

Sam' Merryman

l> 1 (

" 9

■ 1 11

2.1U

2. 0.0

Daniel Hodgkinson

1 < i(

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11 II

2.10

2. 1.8

Henry Parker

i i ((

" 9

(1 11

2.10

2. 0.0

Aaron Hublall

>< > (

II II

2.10

2. 0.0

Peter Averspors

<( II

II II

2.10

2. 0.0

Joseph Sweat

■ < (<

11 II

2.10

2. 0.0

Jofeeph Congdon

It il

11 11

2.10

2. 0.0

Stephen Fuller

II II

1 1 II

24 2. 10 Sum Total-

2. 0.0

-;^12p.l5.0

The foregoing pay roll is just and true in all its parts, without fraud to any individual or to this State

Test. Samuel Robinson, Capt.

The foregoing pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. Samuel Robinson, which is one hundred and twenty pounds fifteen shillings.

Tho^ Chittenden.

18*^ Dec. 1778. Then received of Ira Allen Esq. the contents of the above order.

Per me. Sam^ Robinson, Capt.

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[113] [ Scouts sent out from Windsor\

B^The State of Vermont D^ to the inhabitants of Windsor for scouting done from June to September in the year 1778, per 'order of Eben'' Woods, Major.

Names

Days

Names

Days

Saml. Stow Savage, Lt.

Levi Bishop

Eben"^ Hoisington, En.

Joseph Moulton

Elnathan Strong, Sergt.

Joshua Slayton

Abel iJavis, "

Frederick Burnham

Matthew Patrick, Corpl.

Asa Wooster, Sergt.

Thos. Norton

Seth Bishop.

Eben'' Howard

John Lombard

Solomon Emmons.

Andrew Spear

W^ Smead

Jeremiah Bishop.

Thomas Cooper

Matthew Hammon

Silas Bannister

Jona. Kinsley.

Abel Adams

Steel Smith, Capt.

The committee having examined and adjusted the within ac- count, find due thereon forty-two pounds twelve shillings.

X42 12 0 PaulSpooner ) p ee

J^^^-^^-^ Benj. Emmons f '^^"^

To Ira Allen, Esq. Treasurer. You are hereby ordered to pay Capt. Steel Smith the within account, which amounts to forty-two pounds twelve shillings. Thomas Chittenden.

Reed. Windsor, Oct, 23"^ 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the con- tents of this account, forty-two pounds twelve shillings.

Per me, Steel Smith.

[247] A Pay Roll of a Scout from Moretown July 1778.

Names

Days

Pr. day

Miles

Total

John Barron, Capt. Ebene. Martin, Capt. Nathl. White, Lt.

10 10 10

6.8 6.8 4.3

80 80 80

4 4

4.13. 4 4.13. 4 3. 9. 2

^^12.15.10

John Barron, Capt.

STATE OF VERMONT

Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 24, 1784. The within Pay Roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer will pay the contents of the same to Maj. John Barron, for himself and said scout, being the sum of twelve pounds 15/10 lawful money.

Timo. Brownson ) ^

>■ Committee

Thos. Tolman

Treasurer's Office, Rutland, Oct. the contents of the above order.

;^12.15,10

29. Reed, of the Treasurer John Barron.

[26, dupl 369] [A Scout sent out by Capt. John Throop\

A Pay Roll of a Scout sent out by Capt. John Throop in the service of the United States, by order of Col. Joel Marsh, the 'num- ber of days being 7, the service done in the month of August and made up at 12/ per day.

Names

John Winchester Dana William Wilson Thomas Vale

Days

7 7 7

Amt.

4. 4.0 4. 4.0 4. 4.0

;^12.12.0

A true account certified by

John Throop. Capt.

Pomfret, Oct. 10, 1778.

The committee appointed to examine accounts, having ex- amined the within account and adjusted the same at 12/ per day, find due thereon twelve pounds twelve shillings. Attest.

Paul Spooner | (-Q^^ee Benj. Emmons )

Windsor, Oct. 22, 1778. To Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer. You are hereby ordered to pay Capt. Throop the within account, which is twelve pounds twelve shillings,

Thos. Chittenden

Rec'd Windsor, Oct. 24, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, twelve pounds twelve shillings in full.

Pr me John Throop.

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[261]

[Escort under James Bentley]

A Pay Roll of a Party of Men under the command of James Bently in taking thirteen Tories in Monkton on their way to Canada, viz, Benj. Cole, and his party, and for bringing them before the committee at Neshobe [Brandon] and guarding them to Ticonderoga,

Names

Comdt. James Bentley Winchip Hoit John Bishop Richard Barnum Jehiel Gregory

Rood Philip Foot Philip Foot, Jr. William Hopkins Samuel Blodgett Sidfous Blodgett James Bentley, Jr. Thos. Bentley Daniel Foot Israel Everest Solomon Story

Noah Sperry (or Sheney or Strong) Elihu Webster Joseph Barker Timo, Barker Jesse Tuttle Oni Buck

Days

Pr. day

0.9.0

0.9,0

0.9.0

5. 0. 5. 5. 5.

8.0 9.0 8.0 8.0 8.0

2.14.0 2,14.0 5. 8,0

5. 5.

5. 5. 5. 5. 5.

8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0

0.18.0 2. 5.0 2. 5.0

1. 7.0

2. 5.0

^90. 9.0

James Bentley, Capt.

Oct. 3, 1778. Then personally appeared James Bentley signer to the above pay roll, and made solemn oath that the same is justly and truly charged, without fraud to the public or to any in- dividual.

Before me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov.

STATE OF VERMONT

Sir: — Please to pay the within named James Bentley, the con- tents of the within roll, which is ninety pounds nine shillings.

Thos. Chittenden.

Reed. Arlington, Oct. 3, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, ninety pounds, nine shillings lawful money, being the contents of the within Pay Roll.

James Bentley, Capt.

[229]

\Lieut. Joseph Little's Company]

A Pay Roll of Lt. Joseph Little's Company , Col. Marsh's Regi- ment, Oct. 10, 1778.

Names

Joseph Little, Ist Lt.

Joshua Hallon,2nd "

Jabez Sergeant, Ist. Sergt.

John Bisbee, 2nd. "

Simeon Spencer, 3rd. "

Asa Grout, Ist. Corpl.

James Atwood, private

Nicholas Bragg do

John Cass

David Chubb

"Wm. Dovener

Moses Gile, Jr.

Abner Gile

Nathan Gile

Samuel Hoar

George Hall, Jr.

John Hall

Combs House

Orsamus Holmes

Wm. Kellogg

Wm. McClellan

Jeram. Powers '

Jesse Richardson

Amos Sargeant

Joseph Wright

Ezra Sargeants, 2nd Corpl.

Time of

In service

When

Pr.

month

engage- ment

dis- charged

Mos.

Days

Aug. 16

Oct. 5

3. 2.0

( a

3. 2.0

( <(

2.10

( < <

2.10

( c c

2.10

( ( i

2.10

» <{

2.10

t <t

2.10

< <t

2.10

1 1 (

2.10

1 ti

2.10

i ((

2.10

1 i t

2.10

i i(

2.10

^ ( «

2.10

1 ( (

2.10

( ( (

2.10

1 >i

2.10

< i (

1.13.4

t ((

1.15

( 1 <

2.10

1 (t

1.15

i i i

1.13.4

• Cl

2.10

< i(

2.10

1 i .

2.10

Total

4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4.

5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 2.10.0 4. 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 5. 5.

4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4.

.0 .0

5.0 5.0

.0 .0 1.13.4 1.15.0 4. 5.0 1.15.0 1.18.4 4. 5.0 4. 5.0 4. 5.0

;^90.11.8

Test. Joseph Little, Lieut.

State of Vermont: In Council. Windsor, 12th Oct. 1778. The within Pay Roll examined and accepted, and Ira Allen Esq. Treas- urer of this State is hereby required to pay the same amounting to

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ninety pounds eleven shillings and eight pence to Lieut, Joseph Little or order, on demand.

Pr. Thos. Chittenden.

Springfield, Oct. 10, 1778. Mr. Ira Allen, Sir, Please to pay to Lieut. Samuel Scott the contents of this pay roll and you will oblige. Your humble servant.

Joseph Little, Lieut.

Reed. Windsor. March 12, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, ninety pounds eleven shillings and eight pence in full of the above ac- count, for and in behalf of Lt. Little.

;!^90.11.8 Pr. me, Samuel Scott.

[262] [Scoufs se?it out froin Woodstock^

A Roll of the Men's Names the [who] Scouted from Wood- stock in the year 1778.

Men's Names

Days

Men's Names

Days

Billy Gray Jona. Kingsley Timothy Knox

5 5 5

Sylvanus Bennett Seth Fuller Oliver Williams

4 4 5

28 days.

The above men found themselves [during] the time out [from] Woodstock.

Oct. 17, 1778. Phineas Williams, Capt. ,

of said Town.

28 days at 12/ per day makes ^16.16.0

Your committee appointed to settle and adjust accounts, have perused the within account and adjusted the same at 12/ per day, do find due on the same ^16.16.0

Attest, Paul Spooner \ Q^jj^ee

Benj. Emmons [

To Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer: You are hereby directed to pay Capt. Phineas Williams the within account, being ^16.16.0

Thos. Chittenden.

Reed. Windsor, Oct. 22, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, sixteen pounds sixteen shillings.

Per me, Phineas Williams.

STATE OF VERMONT

[260]

[Capt. Joseph Briggs' Company^

A Pay Roll of Capt. Joseph Brigg's Company of Militia, while in service of the United States of America, commencing the 1st. day of October, 1778 and ending the 24th. of November 1778.

When

Pr.

month

Names

entered service

dis- charged

Days

Total

"William Bates

Oct. Ist

Nov.

2.10.0

4.10.0

Lemuel Hubbell

(( 1 (

1 (

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Winslow Perry

(( ( (

1 <

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Joseph Andrews (or Anseres)

1 > 1 1

( 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Jed'' [Judah?] Morrill

(( (1

1 c

2.10.0

4.10.0

Caleb Fitch

(1 (<

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Moses Rice

<( 1 (

2.10.0

4.10.0

Caleb Matteson

C( 11

C 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Nathan Ford

• ( "

2.10.0

4.10.0

Ebene. Corey

( ( (C

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

John Foster

1 ( (I

C (

2.10.0

4.10.0

Reuben Alebone (or Asebone)

( ( (1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Seises Brookings

1 ( tl

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Elnathan Hunt

C( ((

2.10.0

4.10.0

Daniel Baker

(« (1

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Joseph (Jacob) Barnhart (Barn-

hard)

l( <<

2.10.0

4.10.0

Lemuel Bottum

1 i it

<•

2.10.0

4.10.0

Eliakim Perrey

<1 ((

2.10.0

4.10.0

John Porter

ti a

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

George Baker

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1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Seth Rice

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1 c

2.10.0

4.10.0

Samuel Rynderls

(C 1(

1 (

2.10.0

4.10.0

Theophilus Whealey

<i ti

2.10.0

4.10.0

Reuben Bennet

n n

1 c

f 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Jehel Hurd

(1 (1

1 c

2.10.0

4.10.0

Silas Bennet

(< ii

2.10.0

4.10.0

William Henry

(t 1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Stephen Homes

(( (1

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

John Potter

C( 11

1 c

2.10.0

4.10.0

Joseph Beman

\i ((

2.10.0

4.10.0

Edward Ball

1 < ((

1 (

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

George Parker

( ( (1

2.10.0

4.10.0

James West

C( II

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Roger (Bagger ?) Ladd

11 1 <

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Isaac Andias

1 ( (1

1 1

2.10.0

4.10.0

William Poppel

1 < II

2.10.0

4.10.0

Darius Moons

<< <l

1 <

2.10.0

4.10.0

Jacob Donon

1 < 1 (

1 .

2.10.0

4.10.0

Jonathan Morgain

(1 (1

2.10.0

4.10.0

Alfred Hathaway

11 II

2.10.0

4.10.0

Daniel Beman

1 ( If

2.10.0

4.10.0

Edward Gibben

1 ( CI

1 c

2.10.0

4.10.0

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When

Pr.

month

Names

entered

dis-

Days

Total

service

charged

Thomas Brown

Oct. Ist

Nov. 24

2.10.0

4.10.0

Joseph Wilebond

(i <i

2.10.0

4.10.0

Benj. Carpenter

li tc

2.10-0

4.10.0

William Williamson

1 i 1 <

2.10.0

4.10.0

Onesimus Risden

<( t(

2.10.0

4.10.0

Alexander Potter

f i i(

2.10.0

4.10.0

Stephen Sand

ti <(

2.10.0

4.10.0

Wm. Selleck

ft I (

2.10.0

4.10.0

Wm. Aylesworth

Nov. 2

2.10.0

2.15.0

Jacob Hawley

. ( ft

2.10.0

2.15.0

Billings Starkweather

Oct. 28

2.10.0

2. 6.8

Isaac Grover

11 i(

2.10.0

2. 6.8

Barnet West

1 < t<

2.10.0

2. 6.8

;^237.10.0

The foregoing Pay Roll is just and true in all its parts, with- out fraud to the public or any individual.

Joseph Briggs, Capt.

The foregoing Pay Roll examined and approved, and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. Joseph Briggs which is two hundred and thirty-seven pounds ten shillings.

Thos. Chittenden.

Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order. Per

Jos. Briggs, Capt.

me, December 1778.

;^237.10.0

[70] \^fJeut. Solomon Sopers Company\

A Pay Roll of Lieut. Solomon Soper's Company of Militia for service done the United States in the months of October and November, 1778.

Names

Entered

Discharged

Days

Amount

John Roberts Dan Allen Pliny Smith John Sabins Reuben Stoddard Nathl. Smith

Oct. 7. 1778

( ( if ( i ( f ( ( ( L

i i ( (

Nov. 20, 1778

45 45 45 45 45 45

3.15.0

3.15

3 15

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

Entered

Discharged

Days

Amount

Daniel Ray

Oct. 7, 1778

Nov. 20, 1778

3.15

Jeremiah Parker

(( ( (

3.15

Elijah Barton

• i it

3.15

James Woodward

3.15

Jesse Graves

3.15

Hammon Lawrence

3.15

Daniel Forbish

3.15

William Graves

3.15

Felix Menter

3.15

Ichabod Dim mock

3.15

Benjamin Bosto

3.15

George Gage

3.15

Samuel Bailey

3.15

Peter Powers

( t I

3.15

John Seely

(» ( i

3.15

^78.15

The above pay roll is just and true in all its parts.

Solomon Soper.

The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Lt. Solomon Soper, which is seventy- eight pounds fifteen shillings. Thos. Chittenden

19th Dec. 1778. Then received of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.

Pr. me, Solomon Soper.

[62]

[Captain Gideon Ormsby's Coinpa7iy\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Gideon Ormsby's Company in Col. Warren's Regiment of Militia for service done the State of Vermont on alarm to the Northward, Nov 1778 at _;2^2.10.0 per month.

Names

Thomas Barney Robert Loggan John Smith Danl. Purdy

When entered service

Nov 7

When dis- charged

Nov 14

Days in service

Amt. of pay

0.13.4 13.4 13.4 13.4

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Names

When entered

When dis-

Days in

Amt. of

service

charged

service

pay

Peletiah Soper

Nov 7

Nov 14

13.4

Abel Bristol

13.4

William Bedel

13.4

William Dye

13.4

Rice Beckwith

13.4

Truman Powell

13.4

Christopher Roberts

13.4

Peter French

13.4

Reuben Purdy

13.4

Jona. Orrasby

13.4

George Olds

13.4

Stephen Harrick

13.4

John Roberts

13.4

Obadiah Allen

13.4

Stephen Smith

13.4

Gideon Barber

13.4

Jacob Odle

13.4

Phelix Powel

13.4

Joel Rose

13.4

Barnet Boorn

13.4

James Vaughn

13.4

Timoy Soper

13.4

Jesse Sawyer

4 (

13.4

Zadock Everest

13.4

Peleg Sutherland

Nov 8

11.8

Wallace Sutherland

( ,

11.8

Isaac Whelpley

11.8

^20.8.4

Manchester, Dec 28. 1778. I do certify on honor that the within pay roll is just and true in regard to the state of the subjects, error of the pen excepted.

Gideon Ormsby, Capt.

The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same which is twenty pounds eight shillings and four pence. Thos. Chittenden.

29th Dec. 1778. Rec*^ the contents of the above order.

Per me,

Gideon Ormsbee, Capt.

STATE OF VERMONT

[109]

[Detachment under Capt. Stephen Calkins\

A Pay Roll of a Detachment under the command of Capt. Stephen Calkins for service done to assist Major Whitcomb. Nov. 1778, made up at two pounds ten shillings per man per month.

TV.T

Entere

;d When

■r-~v

Names

servic

e discharged

Days

Total

1778

Sergt. Daniel Bromley-

Nov.

S Nov. 13

0.13.4

Luther Colvin

( t ( t (

0.13.4

" Jona. Sprague

( 1 ( ((

0.13.4

" Joseph Day

( < t 1 1

0.13.4

Andrew Barton

t t ( 1' (

0.13.4

Jonathan Sealy

I 1( u

0.13.4

Richard Latten

< (( It

0.13.4

Roger Williams

( ( < ( (

0.13.4

Peter Wilber

t (1 t (

0.13.4

Richard Smith

> « ( ( (

0.13.4

Zebina Day

I 1 ( 1 (

0.13.4

Ezekiel Miles

Nov 10

0. 8.4

Bethuel Bromley

t t ( i i

1. 8.4

Stephen Williams

( f ( ( (

1. 8.4

George Rounds

Nov. 1

0. 3.4

John Gaige

( ( ( k (

0. 3.4

Amos Colvin

i (( ( (

0. 3.4

Isaac Gaige

t (( t (

0. 3.4 ^9. 5.0

March 3, 1779. The within payroll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Col. Warren, which is nine pounds five shillings.

To Ira Allen, Esq. Thos. Chittenden

April 15, 1779. of the above order.

Then received of the Treasurer the contents

Per me,

Gideon Warren.

^9.5 0

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[359]

\Capt. John Smith's Company^

A Pay Roll of Capt. John Smith's Company in Col. Warren's Reg^iment of Militia in the service of this and the United States, commencing Nov. 7, 1778, ending 13*^, both days included.

Names

Nathan Pratt

Gideon Watkens (Walker)

Saml. Williams

Daniel Washburn

Thos. Hale

Ashbel Cook

Daniel Squire

Joseph Sacket

Eben^ Cook

David Tuttle

John Forbes

Josiah Hale

Joel Foster

Sylvanus Brown

Frederick Cushman

Stephen Williams

Amos Hiams (Hiamo)

Asa Fuller

Daniel Greeno

Isaac Cushman

Jesse Kicter

Gershom Beach

Noah Beach

Days

7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7

7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7

month

3.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10

Total

0.11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 ILIO 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10 11.10

£ 13.12.2

Asa Fuller, Lieut. Jan^ 28, 1779. The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which is thirteen pounds twelve and two pence.

Thos. Chittenden.

Date above reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer the contents of the above order, which is thirteen pounds twelve shillings and two pence. P' nie, James Claghorn.

STATE OF VERMONT

[318] \Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company]

A Pay Roll of Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company in Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment of Militia in service of the United States of America, from the 7th day of November until the 14th. day of the same month, in the year 1778.

month

Ea-

Amount

Names

Enterec

i Left

Days

tions

Total

due

wages

1778

1778.

James Brookins

Nov. 7

Nov. 14

2.10.0

13.4

0.14. 6.2

William Ward

a »i

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Nathl. Smith

{( w

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

John Tilden

<< >i

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Johii Ashley

(1 ((

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Eben' Hyde

4 t . (

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Thomas Ashley

(t <l

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Joseph Craw

a (t

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

LeviThacher

it i(

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Leml. Hyde

1 ( 1 (

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Saml. Allen

> < (<

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Seth Craw

<« •<

" 14

2.10.0

13-4

14. 6.2

Saml. Church

<i <i

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

John How

(' ' '

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.3

Elijah Owen, Jr.

i( ( (

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Elisha Owen

(t ( (

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

John Smith

( « a

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Daniel Headdy.

Kl 11

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Israel Thomas

(1 (1

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Absalom Baker

11 a

" 14

2.10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Eben"^ Kellogg

»i 11

" 14

2 10.0

13.4

14. 6.2

Heber Allen

11 Ci

" 10

2.10.0

ti.8

7.10.2

John Grant

11 K

" 10

2.10.0

6.8

7.10.2

James. Smith

(1 n

" 10

2.10.0

6.8

7.10.2

Saml. Fletcher

i( 1>

" 10

2.10.0

6.8

7.10.2

Thomas Goodwin

11 11

'« 10

2.10.0

6.8

7.10.2

Elisha Ashley

<1 11

" 10

2.10.0

6.8

7.10.2

W" Ashley

11 11

" 10

2.10.0

6.8

7.10.2

Peter How

11 1 <

" 10

2.10.0

6.8

7.10.2

John Meacham

(1 11

" 10

2.10.0

6.8

7.10.2

Benj. Higgins

<1 1 (

" 10

2.10.0

6.8

7.10.2

Silas How

1 ( 1 <

" 10

2.10.0

6.8

7.10.2

Eben"- Thomas

1 ( 1 <

" 10

2.10.0

;^18. 0.0

6.8

7.10.2

^19.19.10.2

James Brookins, Lieut.

Arlington, Jan. 27, 1779. The within pay roll examined and the amount of wages approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Col. Warren or Lt. Brookins, which is eighteen pounds, lawful money. Thos. Chittenden.

Received, Jan. 27, 1779, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, eighteen pounds lawful money. Gideon Warren.

^18.0.0

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[378]

[Captain John Stafford's Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Spafford's Company in Col. Gideon War- ren's Regt. of Militia in the service of this and the United States, commencing Nov. 7, 1778, and ending the 13''' of the same month, both days included.

Names

When entered the

When

left the

service

Days

month

Total

service

1778

John Pier, Clerk.

Nov. 7

Nov

;^2.10

0.11.8

John Train. V^ Sergt.

<i <4

i <

2.10

Daniel Adams, %^ do.

it < C

2.10

Zephaniah White, S** do.

1 ( it

2.10

William Joiner, Corpl.

( < ( (

2.10

Benj. Coy

t» < c

2.10

Cyrus Chapman, Drmr.

(( C(

2.10

Silas Bingham

<( C(

2.10

Zorostus Fitch

* < <<

( (

2.10

Thos. Hutcheson

( < t <

2.10

Ozym Brewster

<< u

2.10

Darius Chipman

(( (i

( (

2.10

Elisha Smith

« ( t (

((

2.10

Abel White

t( ( <

( <

2.10

Solomon Wood

(t ((

2.10

Stephen Royce

<t 1 1

2.10

Phares Royce

4 ( t (

2.10

Eliphas Brewster •

( C < (

t (

2.10

Edward Turner

( ( a

2.10

Daniel Haskin

a ( t

( <

2.10

Job Spafford

CC <(

2.10

Luther Fillmore

li ((

2.10

Jeremiah Jones

ii ( k

((

2.10

Andrews Carner

l< X

2.10

Jedediah Barton

ii > (

((

2.10

;^16.6.

A true roll per me, John Spafford, Capt.

March the 3*^, 1779. The within pay roll examined and ap- proved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Col. War- ren, which is sixteen pounds six shillings and eight pence.

To Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer. ' Thos. Chittenden,

April 15, 1779. of the above order.

;^16.6 8

Then received of the Treasurer the contents

Per me,

Gideon Warren.

STATE OF VERMONT

[308]

\Capt. Thomas Sawyer s Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Company in Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment of Militia under the command of Levi Colvin, Ensign, in the service of this, and the United States, commencing Nov. 7, 1778, ending as entered in column 8, both days included.

Names

Enterec service

i Dis- charged

Pr.

month

Days

Total

George Shearman, 1st sergt.

Nov. 7

Nov. 15

2.10.0

0.15.0

James Rounds, 2 "

( 1 <

2.10.0

0.15.0

Nathan Rice, 3 "

1 1 (

2.10

0.15.0

Job Chatsey, Corpl.

( (1

2.10

0.15.0

Niles Higingbotham

( n

2.10

0.15.0

Jonathan Wood

1 ((

2.10

0.15.0

John Collins

( <t

2.10

0.15.0

Thomas Tuttle

t t(

2.10

0.15.0

Oliver Arnold

i n

2.10

0.15.0

Philip Briggs

i <1

2.10

0.15.0

Saml. Green

1 1 (

2.10

0.15.0

Obadiah Edmunds

( a

2.10

0.15.0

James Edmonds

< <<

2.10

0.15.0

James Ghatsey

( ( t

2.10

0.15.0

Stephen Robinson

( i i

2.10

0.15.0

Daniel Colvin

t it

2.10

0.15.0

Nathan Daniels

' 18

2.10

0. 0.0

Jesse Place

• 15

2.10

0.15.0

Caleb Angelo

C ( i

2.10

0.15.0

Nathan Lee

i t t

2.10

0.15.0

Nedebiah Angell

' 11

2.10

0. 8.4

v'Peter Eddy

i It

2.10

0. 8.4

Joseph Congel

( it

2.10

0. 8.4

Phones Rice

i a

2.10

0. 8.4

Silas Whitney, Jr.

i ( t

2.10

0. 8.4

Jacob Ratts (.or Rutts)

' 16

2.10

0.16.8

John Squire

( ((

2.10

0.16.8

Andrew Potter

( ((

2.10

0.16.8

Simson White

" "

( 1 (

2.10

0.16.8

David Miles

a ((

( 1 (

2.10

0.16.8

^C 21.10.0

The above is a true roll, according to the best of my knowl- edge. Attest. Levi Colvin, Ensign.

Jan. 28, 1779. The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which is twenty-one pounds ten shillings. Thos. Chittenden.

Date above reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the above order, which is twenty-one pounds ten shillings.

^{^21.10.0 Per me James Claghorn.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[112, dupl 289] [Copt. Simeon Wrig/ifs Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's Company in Col. Warren's Rejjiment of Militia in the service of this and the United States, commencing 7"' of November, 1778, ending 13"', both days in- cluded.

Names

Days

Wages per month

Total

Solomon Purdy

2.10.0

0.11.8

Elisha Wright

2.10.0

11.8

Abner Mead

2.10

11.8

Benj. Johnson

2.10

11.8

Simeon Wright

2.10

11.8

John Sutherland

2.10

11.8

Amasa Blanchard

2.10

11.8

Silas Smith

2.10

11.8

Joel Roberts

2.10

11.8

Neheraiah Whipple

2.10

11.8

Benj. Whipple

2.10

11.8

David Kingsley

2.10

11.8

James Southerland

2.10

11.8

Wait Wright

2.10

11.8

Stephen Mead

2.10

11.8

Isaac Mead

2.10

11.8

Brewster Higley

2.10

11.8

Benedic Alford

2.10

11.8

James Hinman

2.10

11.8

Moses Pratt

2.10

11.8

Joshua Pratt '

2.10

11.8

Abel Wright

2.10

11.8

;^ 12.16 8

Simeon Wright, Capt.

January 28, 1779. The within payroll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which is twelve pounds sixteen shillings.

Thos. Chittenden.

Date above, reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the above order, which is twelve pounds sixteen shillings.

^12.16.8 Per me, James Claghorn.

[7]

STATE OF VERMONT

[113] \Capt. Abraham UnderhilV s Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Abraham UnderhiU's company and Col. Warren"s Regiment of Militia for service done to guard the frontiers, by order of the Governor and Council.

Names

When en- tered

1778

When dis- charged

1778

Days

service

Pay

per

month

Total

Capt. Abraham Underbill

Nov.

7 Nov. 14

2.10

13.4

Lt. Richard Dunning

2.10

13.4

Ensign Ephraim Reynolds Sergt. Nathan Manley

8 8

2.10 2.10

13.4 13.4

David Curtis

2.10

13.4

Corpl. Dan Kent

" '

2.10

13.4

"' W™ Manley

2.10

13 4

David Towsley

2.10

John Farwell

2.10

13.4

Moses Kent

2.10

13.4

Titus Sikes

2.10

13.4

Joseph Sheldon

2.10

13.4

Isaac Underbill

2.10

13.4

Jacob Wheeler

I < <

13.4

John Gray Abijah Dunning James Willcoxs

8 8 8

13.4 13.4 13.4

Timothy Mills

Joseph Ingley Peter Roberts

5 5

8. 8.

John Manley Noah Morse

, . ,

8 8

13.4 13.4

Corp. Joshua Cousens

13.4

* , \

£ 13.14.8

The above pay roll is just and true, without any fraud or deceit, whatsoever. Test, Abraham Underbill.

The w^ithin pay roll is examined and approved, and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. Underbill, which is thirteen pounds fourteen shillings and eight pence.

Feb. 13, 1779. Thomas Chittenden.

Reed. Feb. 13, 1779, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, thirteen pounds fourteen shillings and eight pence, in full,

Abra. Underbill, Capt.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

[155]

\^Lieut. Abraham Ives' Companyl

A Pay Roll of Lieut. Abraham Ives' Company in Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment of Militia in the service of this State, commenc- ing Nov. 7, 1778, ending the 13"" of the same month, both days included.

Names

Entered

Left

Days

p. month

Total

Lt. Abraham Ives

Nov. 7

Nov. 13

2.10..0

0.12.6

En. Abraham Jackson

i ( it

2.10.0

12.6

Jedediah Jackson

2.10.0

12.6

Jonah Ives

2.10.0

12.6

Asabel Jackson

2.10.0

12.6

Reuben Ives

2.10.0

12.6

Edward Bumpus

2.10.0

12.6

Joseph Benson

2.10.0

12.6

Amos Ives

2.10.0

12.6

Edmund Clark

2.10.0

12.6

Danl. Bradley

2.10.0

12.6

George Richmond

2.10.0

12.6

Goodyear Clark

2.10.0

12.6

Jotham Ives

2.10.0

12.6

Benj. Bradley

2.10.0

12.6

Hezekiah Rodes

2.10.0

12.6

John Clark

2.10.0

12.6

James Bumpus

2.10.0

12.6

Edward Allen

2.10.0

12.6

Ephraim Andrews

2.10.0

12.6

^12.10.0

Abraham Ives, Lieut.

Manchester, 22^^ Oct. 1779. The above named Abraham Ives personally appearing before me, made oath to the above pay roll as a true one. Samuel Fletcher, Asst.

In Council, Manchester, Oct. 22<^ 1779. The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, which is twelve pounds ten shillings lawful money.

Thos. Chittenden.

Date above, reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, twelve pounds ten shillings.

^12.10 Abraham Ives.

100

STATE OF VERMONT

[296]

\Capt. Tehan Noble s Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Tehan Noble's Company and Col. Warren's Reg'iment of Militia for service done to defend Frontiers, by order of the Governor & council.

When

Names

entered dis- service charged

Days

Amount of pay

1778

Capt. Tehan Noble

Nov. 7 Nov. 13

11.8

Lt. Enoch Eastman

11.8

En. Moses Robinson

11.8

Sergt. Joseph Leavitt

11.8

Seth Hermon

11.8

'' Cyprian Eastman

11.8

" William Hurlburt

11.8

Corpl. Amos Scott

11.8

*' Oliver Hermon

11.8

'• Cyrenus Dewey

11.8

Josiah Risdon

11.8

Hezekiah Towsley

11.8

Reuben Farnsworth

11.8

Ashbel Sikes

11.8

Oliver Scott

11.8

Stephen Eastman

11.8

David Brade

11.8

Nathl Smith

11.8

Eben-- Hubbard (Hulbard?)

11.8

Eben^ Smith

11.8

Pelatiah Dewey

11.8

Sele Hermon

11.8

Martin Hermon

11.8

Luke Noble

11.8

Amos Hermon

11.8

Jona. Hays

11.8

Abdiel Webster

11.8

Joel Shelden

5.0

Jona. Eastman

5.0 £ 16. 5.0

The foregoing pay roll is just and true, without fraud to the State, or any individual. Test, Abra. Underbill.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

101

The within Pay Roll examined and approved, and the Treas- urer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. Tehan Noble, or Capt. Abraham Underbill, which is sixteen pounds five shillings. 13th Feb. 1779. . Thos. Chittenden.

Reed. Feb. 13, 1779 of Tra Allen, Treasurer, sixteen pounds five shillings, for and in behalf of Capt, Noble,

^16.5.0 per me, Abr. Underbill, Capt.

[181] [^Capt. Ephraim Buelfs Company]

A Pay Roll of Capt. Buel's Company in Col. Warren's Regi- ment of militia in the service of this and the United States, com- mencing Nov. 8, ending 13^^ 1778, both days included.

Names

^ Days

P'' month

Total

John Eaton

2.10.0

0 10.0

Azariah Banchard

2.10.

10.

Eli Cogsell

2. 10.

10.

Alpheus Hall

2.10.

10.

John Moulton

2.10.

10.

Gershom Moullon

2.10.

10.

Nehemiah Hoyt

2.10.

10.

Araunah Woodward

2. 10.

10.

Sam' Moulton

2.10.

10.

Sam' Moulton, Jr.

2.10.

10.

Benj. Bennet

2.10.

10.

Peter Ccgsell '

2.10.

10.

Charles Blinn ' •

2.10.

10.

Elias Hall

2.10.

10.

Richard Bentley

2.10.

10.

Perez Sturtevant

2.10.

10.

William Bogue

2.10.

10.

Elisha Killam

2.10.

10.

^9. 0.0

Test. Eph"" Buell, Capt.

Jan. 28, 1779, The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which is nine pounds.

Tho^ Chittenden.

Date above, reed of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the above order, which is nine pounds

^9.0.0 Pr me, James Claghorn

102

STATE OF VERMONT

[24] \Capt, Benjamin Cooky's Conipany\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Cooley's Company in Col. Warren's Reg:i- ment of Militia in the service of this and the United States, com- mencing Nov. 8, 1778. ending-13th, both days included.

Names

No. days

Wages per month

Total

Richardson

2.10.0

0.10.0

James Ewings

2.10.0

0.10.0

Silas Mosur

2.10.0

0.10.0

Gideon Cooley

0.10.0

Eben'' Drury

0.10.0

Edward Owens

0.10.0

Neh*" Hopkins

0.10.0

Ashbel Hopkins

0.10.0

Eben'' Lyman

0.10.0

Saml. Ellsworth

0.10.0

Israel Ellsworth

0.10.0

Hopkins Rowley

0.10.0

Sidias Blodgett

0.10.0

Benj. Stevens

0.10.0

Eph™ Stevens

0.10.0

Aaron Persons

0.10.0

£'^. 0.0

Benjamin Cooley, Capt. Jany 28, 1779. The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same which is eight pounds.

Thos. Chittenden.

Date above, rec'd of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the above, which is eight pounds.

^8.0.0 James Claghorn.

[330, see p. 97] \Capt. Simeon JVrig/zt]

A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's in Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment of Militia for a Scout to Paul Moors' in Nov. 1778.

Names

Days

Miles

Sub- sistence pr. day

Total

Simeon Wright, Capt. John Sutherland, Lt.

8 8

30 30

1.8 0.8

3.6.0 2.3.0

^5.9.0

Simeon Wright, Capt.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

103

Pay Table Office, August 4, 1781. The within roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Simeon Wright or bearer, being five pounds nine shillings lawful money. John Fassett ) Committee

Timo. Brownson \

Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order. Simeon Wright.

^5.9.0

[144, see next roll] \_Lieut. Jonathan Scott's Compatty]

A Pay Roll of Lieut. Jona. Scott's Company, raised out of the Militia for to guard the Continental Stores in Bennington, en- gaged and discharged at different times, from June 30, 1778 to January 4, 1779 both days included.

Names

Matthew Scott, Sergt. Caleb Morgan, Corpl. Daniel Braman Thomas Brown, Jr. Saml. Brown Eben'" Spencer Wheeler Branch Benj. Herwood Eleazer Cushman James Greenslit John Totman Masa Branch Walter Cady John Taylor Saml. Jewett Benj. Thorp Joseph Morgan Martin Follett

Entered

July

Aug. Sept

Oct.

« (

( . ( %

Dis- charged

J any Dec. Jan.

Dec.

Jan. 4

Dec. Jan. Dec.

Days

184

164

157

126

108

Wages per dav

1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 14 1.4 1.4 1.4

Total

12. 5.4 12. 5.4 10.18.8 10.18.8 10. 9.4

10.

7. 7.

9.4

5.18.8 5.18.8 5.18.8 6. 4.0 6. 0.0 6. 2.8 5. 5.4 5.10.8 5. 5.4

^142. 6.8

The above pay roll is just and true in all its parts, without fraud to the public or any individual.

Test, Jona. Scott, Lieut.

The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer

104

STATE OF VERMONT

is directed to pay the same, which is one hundred forty-two pounds six shillings and eight pence.

12th Feb. 1779. Thos. Chittenden

Reed. Feb 12, 1779, of Ira Allen, Treasurer one hundred forty- two pounds six shillings and eight pence, in full.

^142.6.8 Jona. Scott, Lieut.

[60, see preceding roll] \^Lieut. Jonathan Scoffs Company']

A Pay Roll of Lieut. Jona. Scott's Company in Col. Saml. Herrick's Regiment of Militia in the Service of the American United States raised for the purpose of guarding the public stores in Bennington by order of Gen. Stark to his Excellency Gov. Chit- tenden, engaged and discharged at several different times from June 30, 1778 to Jan. 4, 1779.

When

Days

Pay

Subsis-

Total of

Names and Rank

entered

dis-

per

tence

wages and

1 •

service

missed Jan. 4

ser- vice

day

money

subsis- tence

Jonath" Scott, Lt.

June 30

189

0.5.4

10.18.0

69. 6. 0

Matthew Scott, Ser^t.

July 4

" 4

184

1.7

14.14.41

Caleb Morgan, Corpl.

.. 4

" 4

184

1.5

13. 9.10

Daniel Beaman

" 20

Dec. 31

164

1.4

10.18. 8

Thomas Brown, Jr.

" 20

" 31

164

1.4

10.18. 8

Saml. Brown

Aug. 1

Jan. 4

157

1.4

10. 9. 4

Eben' Spencer

" 1

" 4

157

1.4

10. 9. 4

Whealer Branch

Sep. 1

" 4

120

1.4

8. 8. 0

Benj. Herwood

" 19

" 4

108

1.4

7. 4. 0

Eleazer Cushman

" 19

" 4

108

1.4

7. 4. 0

James Greenslitt

Oct. -6

Dec. 31

1.4

5.18. 8

John Totman

" 3

" 31

1.4

5.18. 8

Maasa Branch

" 3

" 31

1.4

5.18. 8

Walter Cady

" 6

Jan 4

1.4

6. 4. 0

John Taylor .

" 4

•' 4

1.4

6. 0. 0

Saml. Jewett

'^ 13

" 4

1.4

6. 2. 8

Benjn. Sharp

" 13

Dec. 31

1.4

5. 5. 4

Jos. Morgan

" 13

Jan 4

1.4

5.10. 8

Martin FoUett

" 13

Dec 31

1.4

3. 4. 4

;^215. 6. 3

Saml. Herrick, Col.

Bennington, May 10, 1779. Personally appeared before me the above named Jonathan Scott and made solemn oath that the above pay roll is made out bone fide and that the several sums therein ex- hibited are just, and that he has never received any satisfaction therefor, directly or indirectly.

Jonas Fay, Justice of Peace.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

105

Pay Table Office, Sunderland, May 18, 1786. The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the contents, it being two hundred and fifteen pounds six shillings and three pence continental money to Noah Smith Esq. Paymaster G.

;^215.6.3

Timo. Brownson ^ _.,. c 1 TD ►ivt r Committee. Saml. Barrlit

Sunderland, May 19, 1786. Received of the Treasurer the con- tents of the above order. Noah Smith.

Bennington, 11th July 1780. Reed, of Noah Smith Esq. ^215.6.3 lawful money in Continental money, being the full of the within pay roll.

Jonathan Scott, Lt.

[53]

[^Capt. John Smith's Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. John Smith's Company of Militia in Col. Warren's Regiment in the service of this State, commencing the 3rd and ending the 28th of February 1779, both days included.

Names

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month

wages

sistence

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Feb 3d.

Feb 28

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1 (

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( >

t (

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1 (

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k I

( 1

Amos Ives

( i

1 (

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1 (

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Nathl. Whitney

( (

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John Howe

k K

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Cliandler Tuttle

t (

k i

W" Towsley

I (

i t

Reuben Green

i (

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Elijah Goodwin

( t

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John White

i (

i I

106

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•

When

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Names

entered

left

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wages

sistence

Hammon Lawrence

Feb 3d.

Feb 28

£^

^2.12

Thos. Lyon

Asbel Hopkins

Luther Drury

Reuben Baker

Joshua Colvin

W" Sweet

Zebina Day

* '

Elijah Grandy

Gurnsey Roots

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do Total

do ;^28. 4.0

Attest,

John Smith, Capt.

Windsor, June 3, 1779. The within payroll examined and ap- proved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, which is eighty-three pounds four shillings.

Thos. Chittenden.

Received, date above eighty-three pounds four shillings in full for and in behalf of Capt. Smith.

Per me, Joseph Bowker.

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[172]

\Capt. John G. Bay ley's Company'\

Pay Roll of Capt. John G. Bayley's Company in Newbury for guarding- and scouting from April 1777 to May 1779, under com- mand of Col, Peter Olcott.

Names

Months

Days

Pay per month

Sum total

John Gid. Bayley, Capt.

^13.

£^'

Nath' Merrill, Lt.

7.18 4

Jo' Chamberlin, 2^^'' Lt.

5. 8.

Tho' Hibbard, Serg'

2.8.

2. 8.

Sam' Eaton do

2.8.

2. 8.

Peter Johnson do

2.8.

2. 8.

Er Chamberlin do

2.8

2. 8.

Elihu Johnson

Abiel Chamberlin

Joseph Wilson

Josiah Page

Timo>' Sargent

John Baird

Sylvanus Heath

Jacob Bayley, Jr

James Bayley

Joshua Bayley

Nath' Chamberlin

Asher Chamberlin

Moses Chamberlin

Silas Chamberlin

Jacob Fowler

Jacob Gates

2. 6.8

Sam' Had ley

W'" Johnstone

Moses Kelly

1. 6.8

Neh. Lovewell

1. 5.4

Neh. Lovewell, Jr

1. 8.

Henry Lovewell

0.17.4

Sam' Webster

Remembrance Chamberlin

3.18.8

Abner Fowler

Robert Johnston

Jona. Butterfield

John Hazletine

[8]

114

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

Months

Days

Pay per m.onth

Sum total

Sam' Barnate

^3.

£ 4. 5.4

John Barnate

John Brown

Gideon Smith

3.13.4

Aaron Osmore

3. 6.8

Ephraim Bayley Ephraim Webster

1 1

2. 4. 2.

Ephraim Webster, Jr.

Frye Bayley Jesse Heath

2 2

James Heath

Sam' Heath

James Hunter

Dudley Carleton

Ephraim Lacy Uriah Chamberlin

1 1

2 2

John (ioodwin

Willibie Goodwin

Asa Webster

Jona. Fowler

1. 7.4

Peletiah Bliss

1.13.4

Benj. Muzzey ^John Taplin Mansfield Taplin

1 1

2 2 2

2. 1. 4.

Zacheus Lovewell

W™ Taplin

1. 6.8

Levi Sylvester

Levi Sylvester, Jr '

Joseph White Thomas Chamberlin

2. 2.8

1. 7.4

Jacob Page Robert Hunkins

2 2

1. 6.8

Jacob Kent Eben'" White

2 2

2. 1.10.8

Reuben Foster

5.13.4

■"John Mills ■ John Mills, Jr

2 2

2. 2.

Thomas Brock

1.18.8

Jona. Goodwin

David Hazletine

3.13.4

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

115

Names

Months

Days

Pay per month

Sum total

Amos Barratt

^1. 6.8

Jacob Fowler, 3*^

James Dodge

1. 4.

William Wallace

Samuel Stevens

Otho Stevens

Simeon Stevens

2. 2.8

Edmund Brown

Thomas Johnson

Benj. Barnate

^193. 7.8

John G. Bayley, Capt.

Pay Table Office, Sunderland, July 9, 1785. The within roll is examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, amounting to the sum of one hundred and ninety-three pounds seven shillings and eight pence lawful money to Capt. John G. Bayley (or bearer) Sam^ Bartlit } Q^^ee

Timo. Brownson [

Sunderland, July 9, 1785, Rec'd of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the within order John G. Bayley

[199] [Capt William Hutchins' Company\

Pay Roll of Capt. William Hutchins' Company of Militia in the service of the State of Vermont, commencing March 1st. and ending May 3rd and 4th, 1779.

Names

When entered

Days

Pr.

day

Total

1779

William Hutchins, Capt.

March 1

0.2.0

6. 2.0

Jason Duncan, Lt.

" 16

2.0

5. 0.0

Lebbeus Armstrong, Lt.

" 1

6. 8.0

Stephon Cleveland, Sergt.

i ( 14

6. 8.0

John Hutchins "

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6. 8.0

Reuben Spalding "

'' 16

5. 0.0

Benaiah Cleveland, Drum''

" 1

6. 8.0

116

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

When entered

Days

Pr. day

Total

1779

Ezra Sweat, Corp.

March 1

6. 8.0

John Gault, "

" 17

4.18.0

Philip Rawlings, "

" 25

4. 2.0

Joseph Chitman, private

" 1

6. 8.0

Jesse Gallop

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6. 8.0

Stephen Burrit

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6. 8.0

Darius Moon

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6. 8.0

W" Kellogg

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6. 8.0

James Phillips

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6. 8.0

Peleg Spencer

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6. 8.0

Francis Story

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6. 8.0

Stephen Downer

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6. 8.0

Nathl. Montague

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6. 8.0

Levi Buck

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6. 8. a

Bethuel Tabby

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6. 8.0

Walter Bates

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6. 8.0

Richard Biddlecom

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6. 8.0-

John Foot

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6. 8.a

Edward Evearts

>< it

6. 8.0'

Seth Rice

( ( (

6. 8.0

Samuel Hutchins

li <i

6. 8.0

David Laughton

" 16

5. 0.0

Asa Houghton

<( it

5. 0.0

Joseph Starter •

" 19

4.14.0

Partey Starr

1 i ( i

4.14.0'

George Ray

" 22

4. 8.0

Azariah Wright

" 26

4. 0.0

John Gould

( i ii

4. 0.0-

Samuel Butler

" 1

4.18.0

William Thomas

ii i i

4.18.0

Jonathan Pratt

a (1

4.18.0

Joseph Scott

(i ( (

.2.

4.18.0

Reuben Comins (Commins)

(< i i

4.18.0

^228.18.0'

;^228.18.0 William Hutchins, Capt.

The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, which is two hundred and twenty- eight pounds, eighteen shillings. Thos. Chittenden. Remember the soldiers Bates, Foot and others. Reed. May 23. 1779 of Ir

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

117

[16]

l^Capt. Simeon Wright's Company]

A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's Company, Col. Warren's Reg't. ot Militia in voluntary Service in guarding the frontiers, etc. 1779.

Commence-

Days

Wages

Amt. of

Names

in ser-

per

ment

vice

day

wages

Capt. Simeon Wright

May 6, 1779

0.2.0

0.14.0

Lt. Nathi. Blanchard

0.14.0

•' John Forbes

1. 8.0

W"" Dwindle, 1st. sergt.

0.14.0

Danl. Smith, 2nd. do

0.14.0

Nathan Pratt, 3rd. do.

0.14.0

Stephen Williams

0.14.0

Joseph Hawley

0.14.0

Noah Beach

0.14.0

Jared Post

0.14.0

Eben^ Cook

0.14 0

Nathl. Whitney

0.14.0

Asa Hale

1. 8.0

Enos Ives

0.14.0

Thos. Hale, Corpl.

1. 8.0

John Smith, Corpl.

1. 8.0

Ac* James Mead

0.14.0

Silas Pratt

0.14.0

Abel Wright

0.14.0

Frederick Cushman

7 .

0.14.0

Ezra Mead

0.14.0

Eben^ Pratt

0.14.0

Saml. Smith

0.14.0

John Moses

0.14.0

David Whipple

0.14.0

Jos. Chipman

0.14.0

James Hinman

0.14.0

Henry Mead

1. 8.0

Elihu Johnson

0.14.0

Justus Sutherland

1. 8.0

Elijah Grandy

0.14.0

^24.18.0

Simeon Wright, Capt.

118

STATE OF VERMONT

The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same, being twenty-four pounds eighteen shillings, lawful money.

Given under my hand, at Arlington, this 7th day of June, 1779.

Thos. Chittenden.

Treasury Office, Arlington, June 18, 1779. Received of Ira Allen, Esq. Treasurer, the contents of the within pay roll, being twenty-four pounds, eighteen shillings, lawful money, in behalf of Capt. Simeon Wright.

James Claghorn, Lt. Col.

[294] [Capt. Simeon Wright '\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's in Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment of Militia, for being in Fort Ranger in the month of May in the year 1779. Being ordered in by Col. Claghorn.

Names

Days

Miles

Subsist- ence per day

Total

Simeon Wright, Capt. Nathl. Blanchard, Lt.

00 00

3 3

1.8 0.8

2.16.0 1.15.0

^4.11.0

Simeon Wright, Capt.

Sworn before

John Fassett Jr. Asst.

State of Vermont,

Arlington, Aug. 4, 1781.

Pay Table Office, Aug. 4, 1781. The within roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Simeon Wright or bearer, being four pounds eleven shillings, law- ful money.

John Fassett

Timo. Brownson

t Committee

Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order,

;^4.11.0 Simeon Wright.

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119

[61, see next roll] [^Capt. John Burt's Company]

A Pay Roll of Capt. Burt's Company for services done this and the United States made up at jQd per man per month. 1779.

Names and Rank

When \ entered

\rhen dis-

Days in ser-

Amount of pay

service ch

arged

vice

Capt. John Burt

April 24 Ju

ne30

6.16.0

Lt. Elkanah Spra8:ue

" 27

* 28

6. 6.0

Ensign Peter Haselton

" 24

' 6

4. 8.0

George Foot

June 18

' 25

0.16.0

Sergt. W™ Sterns

May 2

' 28

5.16.

" John Marks

Apl. 24

' 29

6.14

Nathan Billings

May tj '

' 28

^. 8

Corpl. Zeb. Ames

Apl. 24

' 29

6.14

" Eben"- Stoel

May 2

' 28

5.16

" Jos. Lockwood

" 2

' 28

5.16

'* Jno. Darling

" 2

' 28

5.16

James Atwood

" 2

' 28

5.16

John Davis

" 2

' 28

5.16

Peter Tarbin

" 2

' 28

5.16

John Johnson

" 3

' 29

5.16

Isaac Smith

Apl 24

' 29

6.14

James Keatsley

" 24

' 29

6.14

Jno. Barnes

May 3

' 29

5.16

Abel White

" 2

' 28

5.16

David Denison

Apl 24

' 29

6.14

Arch. Mace

May 6

' 28

5. 8

Saml. Spauldin

" 2

' 28

5.16

Saml. Matthews

" 26

' 28

3. 8

Benj. Powers

" 2

' 28

5.16

Thos. Powers

" 2

' 28

5.16

Obed'^ Willard

" 2

" 28

5.16

Winchester Throop

" 2

" 28

5.16

Sylvester Bagley

" 2

" 28

5.16

Jos. Powers

" 2

" 28

5.16

Jeremiah Bishop

" 2

" 28

5.16

Stephen Powers

" 2

" 28

5.16

Moses Morse

" 2

" 28

5 16

John Knot

" 2

" 28

5.16

Artimus Robertson

" 6

" 28

5. 8

W"" Strong

" 2

" 28

5.16

120

STATE OF VERMONT

Names and Rank

Saml. Dike . ]er^ Reed Saml. Green John Kellogg

When

entered

service

May 18

Apl. 24

" 24

When

Days

dis-

charged

ser- vice

June 28

" 29

Amount of pay

4. 4 6.14 6.14 6.14

^223. 6

Arlington, June 30, 1779. I do certify on honor that the with- in roll is just and true without fraud to this State, or any indi- vidual. John Burt, Capt.

Arlington, June 30, 1779. The within roll is examined and approved, and the Treasurer of this State is hereby directed to pay the same, being two hundred twenty-three pounds six shillings lawful money.

Thos. Chittenden.

Treasury Office, Arlington, June 30, 1779.

Reed, of Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer, the contents of the within pay roll, being ^223.6.0 lawful money.

John Burt, Capt.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

121

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122

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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

123

[13] [Sheriff's Fosse under Capt. W' Gaige]

A Pay Roll of the men that went from Danby to assist the Sheriff of the county of Cumberland in the execution of his office in May and June, 1779.

Names

Capt. W" Guage Lt. Isaac Guage John Veal

No. days

sy2

Pay per day

48 48 48

Amount

22.16 0 20. 8.0 20. 8.0

£ 63.12.0

I do certify that the above account is just and true.

William Gaige.

Arlington, June 17, 1779. The within account is examined and approved, and the Treasurer of this State is hereby directed to pay the same, being sixty-three pounds, twelve shillings, lawful money. Thos. Chittenden.

Treasurer's Office, Arlington, June 17, 1779. Received the contents of the within account of Ira Allen, Treasurer, being sixty- three pounds, twelve shillings, lawful money.

W" Gaige.

[20] [Capf. Thomas Sawyer's Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Company of Militia, raised for the defence of the Northern Frontiers of the United States— 1779.

Names and Rank

Capt. Thos. Sawyer Lt. Wright

Surgeon J. Kuback Sergt. Joseph Andrus " Reuben Rowley " Eben'' Smith " Parish Coburn Drm. Josiah Kellogg Corpl Pelatiah Dewey Robert Allen

Service

Pay per

Entered

Dis- charged

Milage

month and sub.

Months

Days

1779

May 4

June 28

£ 18

" 17

1778

Dec. 3

n 1

May 17

" 21

" 19

" 23

■6

" 22

44/

" 24

44/

Total

33.17.0 16. 1.0

189. 0.0 4.n.0 4. 3.0 4. 7.0 4. 7.0 3.19.0 3. 0.0 2.17.0

124

STATE OF VERMONT

Service

Pay per

Names AND Rank

Entered

Dis- charged

Milage

month and sub.

Total

Months

Days

1778

Jona. Morgan

June 10

June 28

44/

1.13.6

Obadiah Winter

May 13

44/

3.16.0

Saml. Haines

" 12

£ 2

3. 9.0

Benj. Hinman

2.18.4

Jacob Sikes

2.18.4

Jno. Ellsworth

2.19.8

Hez. Lioggan

2. 9.0

Solom. Wood

3. 9.0

Gideon Sarles

3. 9.0

John Willard

3. 9.0

Timothy Soper

2.13.0

William Wheeler

2.13.0

Samuel Matteson

2.13.0

James Bentley

2.10.4

Seth Eoyce

2.13.0

Joshua Pride

2.11.8

Simon Sanford

2. 6.4

Benj. Carpenter

2.19.8

Dan. S. Pratt

2.19.8

Martin D Follett

2.19.8

Obadiah Dunham

2.19.8

Nathan Allen

2.19.8

John Seely

2.19.8

Jacob Smith

2.19.8

Danl. V. Debender

2.17.0

Stephen Barrett

2.17.0

Anthony Day

3. 9.0

Joseph Fuller

3. 9.0

Eleazer Mallory

■ 18

3. 9.0

Isaac Adams.

3. 9.0

Elisha Rigdon

3 9.0

Danl. Meigs

2.18.4

Zenas Bradley

2.18.4

Josiah Puller

2.18.4

Joshua Hathaway

2.18.4

Eben' Smith

2.13.0

W'" Malleray

2.14.4

Saml. Eldridge

2.14.4

W'" Lemmon

2. 5.4

Eliakim Pary

2.10.4

Elijah Aimes

June 2

2. 1.0

I do certify that the above pay roll is just and true, without fraud to the United States or any individual.

Thos. Sawyer, Capt. Com*. Rutland, 7 Dec. 1779. Personally appeared Capt. Thomas Saw3'er and made solemn oath to the authority of the above pay roll. Before me,

Reuben Harmon, Justice of Peace.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

125

Pay Table Office, Sunderland, May 18. 1786. The above pay roll is examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the contents being Three Hundred and Eighty-nine pounds, fourteen shillings and two pence continental mone5\ to Noah Smith, Esq. Paymaster.

Time. Brownson Saml. Bartlit

Com<^

Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, May 19, 1786. Treasurer the contents of the above order.

Rec'd. of the

Noah Smith.

Rec'd, Tinmouth, June 17, 1780, of Noah Smith, Paymaster, in behalf of Capt. Thos. Sawyer, ;!^389. 14. 2, the amount of the above pay roll.

Parish Coburn.

[4, see next roll] \Capt. Tehan Noble's Co7jipany\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Tehan Noble's Company of Militia for services done the United States and State of Vermont, made up at three pounds per month.

1VT T^

Com- mence- Wh

en cis-

Days

Amount

Names and Rank

ment of ch

arged

in ser- vice

of pay

pay

Tehan Noble, Capt.

April

17 Ju

ne 21

6.12.0

Thos. Butterfield, Lt.

( >

' 15

6.12.0

Abraham Jackson, En.

((

' 15

6.12.0

Robert Logahan, Sergt.

i i

' 21

6. 0.0

Ephraim Ripley, "

( t

' 15

6.12.0

Daniel Hurd,

( (

' 21

6. 8.0

Archibald Blodgett. ' '

May

' 21

5. 4.0

Nathaniel Rowley, Fifer

( .

' 21

5. 4.0

Zebulon Day, Drum''

t (

' 21

5. 4.0

Nathaniel Wallis

Apl

'. 15

6. 8.0

Augustus Munson

May

' 21

5. 2.0

John Morgan

k i

' 15

6.12. (>

Benj. Bingham

( k

' 15

6. 2.0

Nathl. Montague

1 (

5 '

' 15

4. 2.0

Samuel Jewett

Apl

' 15

6.12.0

Eben-- Stebbins

( (

' 13

6. 2.0

Reuben Bennett

May

' 13

3.16.0

Silas Bennett

Apl

' 13

6.12 0

Thos. Phillips

( (

' 13

6.12.0

126

STATE OF VERMONT

Names and rank

Com- mence- Wh

en dis-

Days

Amount

/* 1

in ser-

/»

ment

of ch

arged

vice

of pay

pay

Anthony Coffee

Apl

20 Ju

ne 21

6. 6.0

Enos Cotton

May

' 21

5. 2.0

Caleb Morgan

( t

' 15

3.12.0

Darius Moon

Apl

' 15

5.14.0

Jona. Olds

( (

' 15

6.12.0

Henry Matteson

i (

' 15

5.14.0

David Barns

( (

' 15

5.12.0

John Hulett

i t

' 15

6.12.0

John Fuller

' 15

5. 0.0

Wanton Buckingham

( (

' 15

6.12.0

George Hill

( k

' 15

6. 2.0

Ezekiel Mallory

May

' 21

3. 4.0

Seth Hinman

Apl

' 15

6. 8.0

Josiah Kellogg

May

' 21

5. 0.0

Joseph Larkins

Apl

' 21

5.18.0

Matthew Shaw

( (

' 21

5.18.0

Silas Pratt

May

' 21

5. 2.0

Daniel Green

( >

' 21

5. 2.0

Royce Beckwith

Apl

' 21

5.18.0

John Blanden

( <

' 21

5.18.0

Felix Menter

( (

' 21

5.18.0

Nicholas Wood

5.18.0

Penuel Stephens

' 21

5.18.0

Bishop Warren

i <

' 21

5.18.0

Reuben Green

( <

' 21

5.18.0

Arestus Munson

( (

' 21

6. 2.0

Hammon Lawrence

May

' 21

5. 0.0

Amos Harmon

Apl

' 21

6. 0.0

W™ Graves

( •

' 21

6. 0.0

Luke Noble

»<

' 21

6. 0.0

Pliny Smith

i C

' 21

6. 0.0

Saml. Bates (Barto ?)

May

' 21

6. 0.0

Stephen Tubbs

Apl

' 21

5.12.0

Jeshm. Sethward

May

' 21

5. 0.0

Jona. Wood

i i

' 21

5. 2.0

Elihu Allen

((

' 21

5. 2.0

Job Chelsey

' 21

5. 2.0

Jesse Sprague

> <

' 21

5. 2.0

Silas Whitney

' 21

5. 2.0

James Curby

» »

' 21

5. 2.0

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

127

Names and Rank

Isaac Mead Jas. Sutherland Samuel Tuttle Joab Smith Ira Rude Jerod Ives Jona. Newton Gershom Beach

Com

mence-

raent

pay

Apl

. (

I (

^ (,

May

1 >

< (

1 1

When dis. charged

June 21 21 15 21 21 21 21 21

Days in ser- vice

53 53

66 52 49 50 49 49

Amount of pay

5. 6.0

5. 6.0 6.12.0

6. 4.0 4.18.0 5. 0.0 4.18.0 4.18.0

£ 77.18.0 207. 0.0

;^^384.18.0

Bennington, June 26, 1779 This roll is examined and ap- proved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same, amounting to ;^384.18, lawful money.

Th° Chittenden.

Treasury Office, Arlington, June 26, 1779. Received of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the amount of this roll, being three hundred eighty-four pounds, eighteen shillings, lawful money.

Teh an Noble, Capt.

[284, see preceding roll] [Capt Tehan Noble s Compa7iy\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Tehan Noble's Company of Militia, Col. Warren's Regiment, which served in defence of the Northern Frontier.

Names

Capt. Tehan Noble Lit. Thos. Butterfield En. Abraham Jackson Sergt. Robert Logins " Eph-" Ripley " Daniel Heard " Archibald Blodget Corpl. Amos Herman

Entered service

April IR " 18 " 18 " 26 " 26 " 24 May 3

Ap. 18

Dis- charged

June 18

• <

Time

Mos,

Days

2 24 24 26 17

Pr.

month

18.0.0 11.

•6.

3. 44/

Mil-

Total

ages

0.6.8

38.14.8

6.8

23. 1.4

6.8

18.18.8

6.8

5.14.8

6.8

5.14.8

6.8

5.18.8

6.8

5. 0.8

6.8

4.17.6

128

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

John Morgan

Benj. Bingham

Joseph Larkins

Matthew Shaw

Rice Becket

John Blandin

Felix Menter

Nicholas Wood

Panuel Stephens

Bishop Warren

Drum' Zebina Day

Fifer Nathan Rowley

Reuben Green

Erastus Munsel

Hermon Laurence

Saml. Barlow

Aaron Rison

William Graves

Luke Noble

Pliny Smith

Stephen Tubs

Jasher Southerd

Jonathan Wood

Ehhu Allen

Job Chelsey

Stephen Squire

Silas Whitney

James Curby

Isaac Mead

Silas Pratt

James Sutherland

Joel Smith

Jared Ives

Ira Wood

Jona. Newton

Gershom Beach

Jesse Sprague

Thos. Phillips

Anthony Coffee

Silas Bennet

Augustus Spercer

John Huting

Enos Golton (Cotton)

Penuel Staton

Job Caney

Natha" Montague

Samuel Jewett

John Fuller

David Barns

Daniel Geenoe (Grenoe)

Seth Hinman

Entered service

Ap. 18

May 3 Ap. 24 May 4 Ap. 25

May 4

" 2

" 3

♦• 3

" 3

" 1

" 4 " 5

i ( i < i ( t »

" 3

Ap. 18

" 20

" 18

May 7

Apl 18

" 26

" 22

May 3

Apl 18

Dis- charged

June 18

Time

Mos.

2 2 2

Days

Pr.

month

Mil- ages

44/ 44/ 44/ 2

6.8 6.8 6.8 6.8

6.8

6 8

44/ 44/ 2

6.8 6.8 6.8

6.8

6 8

6.8

2.0.0

6.8

Total

4. 4. 4. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3,

17. & 17. & 17.6 18.8 13.8 18.8 18.8 18.8 18.8- 3.18.8 3.13.4 13. 1. 1.

3. 4. 4. 3. 3. 4. 4. 4. 4. 3.

.4 .4 .4

8.O. 8.0

3. 3. 3. 3. 3.

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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

129

Names

Entered serviee

Dis- charge

Time

Pr.

month

Mil- ages

Total

Mos,

Days 2

Darins Mount

Apl. 18

June 1

8 2

6.8

4. 9.4

Henrv Matson

(> (i

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6.8

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Jona. Olds

<i 1 (

6.8

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Ira Rood

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6.8

4. 9.4

Eben' Stebens

<l >1

6.8

4. 9.4

Jared Hill

n a

1 1

6.8

4. 9.4

Walter Burlingame

i« it

6.8

4. 9.4

Beuben Bennet

May 10

6.8

3. 0.0

Caleb Morgan

4 • t t

6.8

3. 0.0

Ezekiel Mallery

" 22

6.8

2. 4.0

Josiah Kellogg

" 4

6.8

3. 8.0

Samuel Tuttle

ApL 18

i ( t

6.8

4. 9.4 ;^354. 0.0

Tehan Noble, Captain.

I do certify that the above pay roll is just and true, without fraud to the United States or any individual,

Tehan Noble, Capt.

Personally appeared Capt. Tehan Noble and made oath to the authenticity of the above roll, before me.

Eben"" Russell, Justice of Peace.

Pay Table Office, Sunderland, May 18, 1786. The above roll is examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the contents of the same, bein,? three hundred and fifty-four pounds, continental money, to Noah Smith, Esq. Paymaster General.

Tino. Brownson \ n^^^i..^^ o 1 D .-1,. /-Committee Sam). Bartht j

Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, May 19, 1786. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.

_£ 354, Noah Smith.

Rupert, 20th June, 1780. Reed, the amount of this Roll of Noah Smith, P. M. G., it being ^354.

Reed, per Tehan Noble, Capt.

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STATE OF VERMONT

[263] [A Scouting Pai-ty from Capt. Simeon Wrighfs Company\

A Pay Roll for a Scout in Capt. Simeon Wright's Company in Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment. Said Scout went to the Lake at Five Mile Point, and from thence to Bridport in July, A. D. 1779.

"Names

Elisha Wright, Sergt. Roswell Post, Jr. Zebulon Mead Weight Wright

Days

8 8 8 8

Miles

Total

45 45 45

1.7.8 1.5.8 1.5.8 1.5.8

£ 6.4.8

Simeon Wright, Capt,

State of Vermont, Arlington, Aug. 4, 1781. Sworn before John Fassett, Jr. Asst.

Pay Table Office, Aug, 4, 1781. The within roll examined

and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to

Capt. Simeon Wright, or bearer, being six pounds four shillings

and eight pence, lawful money.

John Fassett ) r^ ■>.,

i,. -D \ Committee

Timo. Brownson j

Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order,

;^6.4.8 Simeon Wright.

[75] \^A Scouting Party under Sergeant Thomas Hinman^

A Pay Roll of Sergt. Thomas Hinman in Capt. Simeon Wright's Company of Militia in Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment, for a scout to. the mouth of Otter Creek in the month of August in the year 1779.

Names

Days

Miles

Pay per

Mo.

Total

Thos. Hinman, Sergt. Elijah Grandy Gernsey Roots Eben^ Pratt

7 7 7 7

55 55 55 55

2.8.0 2.0.0 2.0.0 2.0.0

1.9.8 1.7.8 1.7.8 1.7.8

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

135

Names

Days

Miles

Pay per Mo.

Total

Seth Hinman Solomon Purdy James Hinman Silas Foot John Foot

7 7 7 7 7

55 55 55 55 55

2.0.0 2.0.0 - 2.0.0 2.0.0 2.0.0

1.7.8 1.7.8 1.7.8 1.7.8 1.7.8

;^ 12.11.0

Nov. 9. 1782. The above account sworn to before me.

Timo. Brownson, Asst.

Pay Table Office, Nov. 19, 1782. The within pay roll being- examined and approved, the Trea.surer is directed to pay the same to Thomas Hinman or bearer, ihe sum of twelve pounds

eleven shillings.

Timothy Brownson ^

T , c/ r Committee

John Strong \

Sunderland, April 25, 1783. Reed of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the above order in behalf of Thomas Hinman.

Jonathan Buck.

[178, see next roll] [Capt. Parmelee Aliens Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Parmelee Allen's Company of Rangers for the pay due to them from the State of Vermont, made up at ^3 per man per month.

When

Amount

Names

entered

dis-'

Days

service

charge

pay

1779

Q. M. Sergt. Cogswell

Aug' 1^'

Nov. 1^

f 109

10.18.0

Sergt. Nath' Harmon

( . i

.» ki

109

10.18.

" Elias Hall

1 • (

(1 1 (

109

10.18.

'• Trueman Powell

' •

( 1 >

109

10.18.

" Justice Allen

t . (

1 ( >

109

10.18.

Corpl. James Hoskin

1 ( t

i ( k

100

10.18.

Reuben Baker

. i (

( ( 1

109

10.18

" Jona. 'I'yler

i ( (

h ( i

109

10.18.

Alpheus Hall

1 ( i.\

( I I

109

10.18.

]36

STATE OF VERMONT

When

Amount

Names

entered

dis-

Days

service

charged

pay

1779

John Eaton

Aug* P'

Nov. 17

109

10.18.

Salmon Cogsel

109

10.18.

Drum Elan Lee

109

10.18.

Fife Amos Stone

109

10.18.

Francis Culver

109

10.18.

Asa Lake

109

10.18.

W" Crawford

109

10.18.

Timo. Richardson

109

10.18.

Philip Read

109

10.18.

Bishop Warren

109

10.18.

Jabesh Warren

109

10.18.

Joseph Lawrence

lOi^

10.18.

John Russel

109

10.18.

John Ballard

109

10.18.

Daniel Ormsby

109

10.18.

Israel Everest

109

10.18.

Barabas Chipman

109

10.18.

Sampson Marble

109

10.18.

John Buck

109

10.18.

Daniel Purdy

109

10.18.

Gilbert Mallory

109

10.18.

Eleazor Mallory

109

10.18.

Barnard Ward

109

10.18.

John Blanchard

109

10.18.

jona. Marshal

109

10.18.

Joseph Craw

109

10.18.

Amasiah Russell

109

10.18.

Isaac Marks

109

10.18.

Martin Barber

109

10.18.

Sam' Merriman

109

10.18.

Jona. Prindle

109

10.18.

Eph" Blackman

109

10.18.

Abdiel Webster

109

10.18.

Nehemiah Kellogg

109

10 18.

John Christie

109

10.18.

Elisha Kilbourn

109

10.18.

Joshua Juno

109

10 18.

Peter Powers

109

10.18.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

137

When

Amount

Names

entered

dis-

Days

service

charged

pay

1779

Daniel Furbush

Augt l^t

Nov. 17

109

10.18.

James Woodward

> ( n

t < t<

109

10.18.

Eben^ Tuttle

(1 . t

( ( i(

109

10.18.

Tho^ Powers

1 1 ( (

11 1 (

109

10.18.

Abel Green

t ( > (

1 1 It

109

10.18.

Castleton, 17'*' Nov. 1779. I do hereby certify that this roll is just and true in all its parts.

Parmelee Allen, Capt.

Arlington, Nov. 17, 1779. To the Treasurer of the State of Vermont: You are hereby directed to pay the amount of the with- in roll to Capt. Parmelee Allen, being five hundred and sixty-six pounds sixteen shillings lawful money.

Tho^ Chittenden.

Rec'^ of I. Allen, Treasurer, the amount ot the above pay roll.

;^566.16.0 Parmelee Allen, Capt.

[288, see preceding roll] [Caj>f. Parmelee Allen s Company\

Pay Roll of Capt. Parmelee Allen's Company of Rangers, for service done the United States in the year 1779.

When

Names

en- tered ser- vice

When dis- charged

Days

Pr. month

Total

Capt. Parmelee Allen

AugM

Nov. 17

109

12. 0

229. 4.0

Lt. Benj. Everest

109

8. 0

121.17.0

" James Smith

109

8. 0

121.17.0

Q. M. S. L. Cogswell

109

3.10

21.16.4

Sergt. Nathl. Harmon

109

3. 0

20. 0.0

" Elihu [Elias] Hall

109

3. 0

20. 0.0

'' Truman Powell

109

3 0

20. 0.0

" Justice Allen

109

3. 0

20. 0.0

Corpl. James Haskins (Haw-

kins) Hoskm'

( t 1 <

I ( i 1

109

4. 2

16.19.9

138

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

" Reuben Baker " Jona. Tyler

Elon Lee [drummer]

Amos Stone [fifer]

Alpheus Hall

John Eaton

Salmon Cogswell [Cogsel)

Francis Culver

Asa Lake

Wm. Crawford

Timo. Richardson

Philip Read

Bishop Warner

Jabez Warren

Joseph Lawrence

John Russell

Daniel Ormshy

Israel Everest

Barnabas Chipman

Simeon (Samson'l Marble

John Burk [B ick]

John Bullard

David [Daniel] Purdy

Gilbert Mallery

Bernard Ward

John Blanchard

Jona. Marshall

Joseph Craw

Amasiah Russell (Bussell)

Isaac Marks

Martin Barber

Saml. Merriam (Meriman)

Jonathan Prindle

Ephr'" Blackman

Abdiel Webster

Nehemiah (eaten out) (Kel- logg)

John Ains (eaten off)

Christie

When en- tered ser- vice

AugM

When dis- charged

Nov. 17

Days

109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 1-09

109

Pr.

month

2. 4

2 4

2. 0

Tot 2

16.19.9

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

16.

7.4

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

139

When

Names

en- tered

When dis-

Days

Pr.

month

Total

ser- vice

charged

Elisha Kilburn

AugM

Nov. 17

109

2. 0

16. 7.4

Joshua June (Juno)

(I t i

109

2. 0

16. 7.4

Peter Powers

1 ( ( (

109

2. 0

16. 7.4

Danl. Furbush

.4 44

109

2. 0

16. 7.4

Jas. Woodward

4 4 4 4

109

2. 0

16. 7.4

Eben'^ Tuttle

4 4 4 >

109

2. 0

16. 7.4

Thos. Dewey

4 4 4 4

109

2. 0

16. 7.4

Abel Green

" "

4 k 4 4

109

2. 0

16. 7.4

Eleazer Mallory

H < t

4 4 4 4

109

2. 0

16. 7.4

;^1345.16.3

$4486.

Sworn to before me at Sunderland, this 19th. day of Novem- ber 1779. Timo. Brownson, Asst.

March 28, 1782. Capt. Allen's receipt for this money on this roll is on a separate paper and enclosed. It was the same excepted that the continent would pay this roll, therefore the receipt was taken on another paper. I. Allen, Treasurer.

[141]

[^Ca/>i. Thomas Sawyer s Company\

Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Company of Militia, raised for the defence of the Northern Frontiers of America — August, 1779.

Time of

service

Wages per

Names

Entered

Dis- charged

mouth and sub-

Travel 30 m.

Total

Mouths

Days

sistence

Capt. Thomas Sawyer

Aug. 15

Nov. 1

80.16.4

Lt. Nathl. Holmes

It 4.

Oct. 15

16.10.4

En. Parish Coburn

44 4(

t ( ( <

12. 9.0

Ser^t. Jacob Robuck

•' 18

Nov, 1

30.16.4

" ArchippasBlodgett

" 15

Oct. 15

11.19.0

Asa Briggs

44 44

11.19.0

Matthew Randall

4 4 1 (

11.19.0

Obadiah Risdon

11 14

11.19.0

Corpl. Thomas Willard

i 4 11

10. 7.0

Elijah Grandy

14 4 4

10. 7.0

Elijah Bishop

14 14

10. 7.0

Drmr Josiah Kellogg

14 14

10. 7.0

140

STATE OF VERMONT

Time of

service

Wages per

Names

Entered

Dis- charged

month and sub-

Travel 30 m.

T(>tal

Months

Days

sistence

John Lane

Aug. 15

Oct. 15

5''

9.19.0

Elijah Spafford

9.19.0

Parley Gold

9.19.0

Jeroham Sawyer

9.19.0

James Handley

9.19.0

EInathan Hunt

9.19.0

Philip Spauldin

9.19.0

Benj. Hinman

9.19.0

Seth Hinman

9.19.0

John Loggan

9. -.9.0

John Ames

9.19.0

Robert Grosser

9.19.0

W'" Hemon

9.19.0

Joshua Briggs

9.19.0

Aphas Smith

9.19.0

Phineas McKnight

9.19.0

Daniel Risden

9.19.0

John Bolton

9.19.0

Daniel Hewlett

9.19.0

Erederick Hard

9.19.0

Samuel Smith

9.19.0

Jacob Smith

9.19.0

W'" Kellogg

9.19;0

Benj. Foster

9.19-.0

Richard Hoskins

9.19.0

Silas Brookins

9.19.0

£538. 5.0

I do certify that the above pay roll is just and true, without fraud to the United States or any individual.

Thomas Sawyer, Capt.

Rutland, Dec. 7, 1779. This day personally appeared Capt. Thomas Sawyer and made oath to the authenticity of the above pay roll. Before me

Reuben Harmon , Justice of Peace.

Reed, Tinmouth, June 17, 1780, of Noah Smith, Paymaster, four hundred and thirty-eight pounds five shillings, the full amount of the above pay roll, in behalf of Capt. Thomas Sawyer. ^438.5.0 ' Parish Coburn.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR R0L1,S

141

[151]

\Capt. John Stark's Company, under Capt. P. Allen\

A Pay Roll of Capt. John Stark's Company, commanded at this time by Capt. Parmelee Allen in Col. Gideon Warren's Regi- ment of Militia, for service done in defence of the United States to the northward frontiers, allowing at the rate of fifty shillings per month for each man's pay for the State of Vermont.

Names

Entered

• Return- ed home

Days

Total

Parmelee Allen

Nov. 6

Nov. 16

0 18.&

Saml. Willard

4 (

0.18.&

Joel Harmon

t \

0.18.9

David Comstock

( fc

0.16.9

Nathl. Harmon

( (

0.18.9

Ezekiel Harmon

< I

0.18 9

Philip Read

t t

0.18.&

Timothy Allen

0.18.9

Simeon Barton

" 12

0.11.6

Lemuel Clark

'' 16

0.18.9

Gideon Adams

t ( fc i

0.18.9

Abel Castle

t ( 1 (

0.18.9

Caleb Allen

( t (1

0.18.9

Joseph Willard

( t ( (

0 18.9

David Cassei

" 12

0.11.6

Benajah Stark

" 16

0.18.9

John Stewart

0.18.9

Chauncey Abbot

0.18.9

Nathan Chassel

0 18.9

John Bark Hartwick

0.18.9

Justus Allen

0.18.9

James Haskins

0.18.9

Elisha Gilburd

0.18.9

Jedediah Read

0.18.9

Joseph Lawrence

0.18.9

Eldad Curtis

" 12

0.11.8

Obadiah Winters

t ( It

. 0.11.8

John Blanchard

" 16

0.18.9

David Gilmore

" 16

" 12

0.11.8 ^24.18.4

142

STATE OF VERMONT

The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Col. Gideon Warren, which is twenty- four pounds eighteen shillings and four pence.

Thos. Chittenden.

April 15, 1779. Then received of the Treasurer the contents of the above order. Per me, Gideon Warren.

[54]

\Capt. Simco7i Wrighfs Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's Company of Militia in Col. Gideon Warren's Regt. for an alarm at Neshobe [Brandon] for three days in the month of November ye 22d, 1779, the Capt. and Lieut, being absent, Ensign Nathl. Blanchard had command.

Names and Rank

Nathl. Blanchard, Ensign Roswell Post, Sergt. Daniel Smith, Sergt. Solomon Purdy, Sergt. Elisha Wright, Sergt. Abner Mead, Corpl Amasa Blanchard, do.

Benj. Johnson, do John Smith, do

John Moses, Jr. Jos. Chipman Elisha Johnson Stephen Mead Thos. Hinman B. Garnesay Root Joshua Pratt Silas Pratt, Jr. Abel Wright Wait Wright Zebulon Mead, Jr. Henry Mead Moses Pratt Jas. Sutherland Wm. Sutherland

No. of

Miles

days

travel

o O

20 -

• 3

Amt. pay due

^0.19.8 11.8 11.8 11.8 11.8 11.2 11.2 11.2 11.2 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

143

Names and Rank

No. of days

Miles travel

Am.t. pay due

Simeon Wright, Jr. Eben^ Pratt Aaron Miller Jona. Sweet Jona. Newton Neh. Whipple David Smith Lemuel Bradley Silas Smith

o O

3 3 3 3 3 3

20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

^10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8 10.8

^18. 9.8

Nathl. Blanchard, Ensign.

Rutland ss. Rutland, June 14, 1781. Personally appeared ensign Nathl. Blanchard and m.ade oath that the above muster roll is just and true in all its parts, without fraud to the State or in- dividuals. Sworn before me,

Jos. Bowker, Assistant.

Rutland, June. 26, 1781. To the Treasurer of this State.

Sir, Please to pay to Capt. Simeon Wright the money that shall be found due on the within pay roll and his receipt shall be your security, From, sir, your humble servt.,

Nathl. Blanchard, Ensign.

Pay Table Office. Augt. 6, 1781. The within roll examined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Simeon Wright or bearer, being ^18.6.8 lawful money.

Jno Fassett Timo. Brownson

Corn'

Date above reed, of the Treas-urer the contents of the above order. _ Simeon Wright.

144

STATE OF VERMONT

[223] \^Capt. Ephraim BuelVs Company~\

A Pay Roll for Capt. Ephraim Buell's Company in Col. War- ren's Regiment of Militia, for their service done in the year 177&' in Scouting for the security of the frontiers, commencing the 10th. of May, 1779 and ending 3d. of December 1779, the money being due from the State of Vermont.

Names

When en- tered

When left

Days

Pr.

month

Amt.

wages and

rations

1779

Capt. Ephraim Buell

May 1

Dec. 3

8.0.0

2.10. 8

Lt. Israel Hurlbut

5.8,0

1.14.15

•En. Gershom Lake^ Sergt. John Eaton

5.8 0

1.17. 4

2.8.0

0.13. 6

" Azanel Blanchard

2.8.0

0 18. 0-

Alpheus Hall

280

0.13. 6

Jesse Belknap

200

0. 8. 0

Joseph Hawkins

2.0 0

0. 4. 0

Reuben Moulton

2 0.0

0.10. 0

John Moulton

2.0 0

0.12. 0

Elias Hall

200

0.12. 0

Salmon Cogsel

2 00

0,10. 0

Brewster Higley

2.0 0

0. G. 0

Brewster Higley, Jr.

200

0.12. 0

Nehemiah Hoyt

2.0.0

0.14. 0-

Zadock Remington

2 0.0

0. 8. 0

Perez Sturtevant

2.0.0

0. 8. O.-

^Asa Lakev^

2.0.0

O.I 0. 0.'

Elisha Kilbburn

20.0

0. 5. 4

Gershom Moulton

2.0.0

0.10 0

George Foot

2.0 0

0. 4. 0

Eli Cogsel

2.0.0

0.16. 0

Arannah Woodward

20.0

0.12. 0-

Benj. Rifford (Ufeord)

2.0 0

0. 6. 8.

Benj. Bennett

200

0. 6. 0

William Bogue

2.00

0. 6. 0

John Bogue (Boog)

2.0.0

0. 6. 8

Peter Cogsel

2.0.0

0. 4. 0

Jonathan Gilmore

2.0.0

0. 4. 0

Adams Johnson

2.0.0

0. 4. a

James Gilmore

I ( ( (

2.0.0

0. 4. 0

John Anderson

2.0.0

0. 4. 0

£1^. 4. 1

Ephraim Buell, Capt.

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Pay Table Office. 11th. June, 1781. The within roll being ex- amined is approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same which is eighteen pounds fourteen shillings and one penny.

Thos. Chittenden » ^ ...

„.. n y Committee

1 imo. Brownson )

Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the within roll.

;^18.14:. 1 Pr. me. Ephraim Buel , Capt.

[170] [Capf. Timothy Bush's Company^

A Pav Roll of Timothy Bush's Company, under the directions of Maj. Whitcomb, Jan. 21, 1780.

Time of

Wages due

Pay

Amt.

Names

engage-

Days

Miles

per

Total

ment

mile

travel

Capt. Timothy Bush

Jan. 21

14.13.4

0.13.4

15. 6.8

Serg* Buel

•' 24

3.18.5

13.4

4.11.9

Corp> White

3.11.9

13.4

4. 5.1

John Burnap

3. 5.4

13.4

3.18.8

James Burnap

3. 5.4

13.4

3.18.8

John Burton

3. 5.4

13.4

3.18.8

Philip Delano

3. 5.4

1.S.4

3.18.8

James Waulon

3. 5.4

13.4

3.18.8

Jehiel Boardman

3. 5.4

13.4

3.18.8

Elisha Waterman

3. 5.4

13.4

3.18.8

Daniel Brown

3. 5.4

18. 4

3.18.8

Pierce Burton

3. 5.4

13.4

3.18.8

Elliot Bartlet

3. 5.4

13.4

3.18.8

Jacob Fowler

3. 5.4

.40

13.4

3.18.8

Capt

ain's B

.ations

3.12.6

;^70.3.4

A true Pay Roll.

Attest, Tim" Bush, Captain Sworn before John Fassett, Asst.

State of Vermont. Pay Table Office. The within Pay Roll

examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the

same to Capt, Tim°y Bush or bearer, being the sum of seventy

pounds three shillings and four pence, lawful money. Given at

Windsor, April 13, 1781.

Tho^ Chittenden. ) <-^_^:.t«« - , „ .. V Committee

John Fassett. )

June 14, 1781. ReC^ of I. Allen, Treasurer, seventy pound three shillings and four pence for Capt. T. Bush.

Eli Burton. [10]

146

STATE OF VERMONT

[381] [A Scout under Lieut. Hezekiah Silaway\

Pay Roll of a Scout from Moretown, Jan. 1780.

Names

Hezekiah Silloway, Lt. John Martin Robert Kanady John Gault, Sergt Samuel Davis

Days

?>■ day

Miles

pf mile

4.3

1.4

1 4

1.7

1.4

Total

3.17.4 1.14.0 1.14.0 1.16.0 1.14.0

;^9.l0.4

' Test, Hezekiah Silaway, Com"^*^ of said Scout.

Attest, John Barron, Major.

Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784. The within Pay Roll being' examined and approved, the Treasurer will pay the contents of the same to Maj. John Barron for said Scout, being the sum of nine pounds 15/4 lawful money.

Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784. the above order. ^9.15.4.

Timothy Brownson, ) Committee Thomas lolman, \

Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of

John Barron.

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[313]

\Capl. Nehemiah LoveweWs Company]

A Pay Roll of Capt. Nehemiah Lovewell's Company, raised by order of Peter Olcott Esq. Colonel, for the defense of the frontiers of the State of Vermont.

Time of Service

Per

Com-

Names

Mos.

Days

month dolls.

Total

£. S. D.

mence-

ment of

pay

1780

Nehemiah Lovewell, Capt.

33>^

20. 0.0

Feb. 1

James Ladd, 1st. Lieut.

21X

9. 7.0

( t a

John Thompson, 2nd "

11%

9. 7.0

( ( , (

Benj. Barnett, Sergt.

4.16.0

t i 1 1

Peter Lurvey, do

• 1

2.12.9

i fc i i

Oliver Hand, do

3.12.0

( i ( (

John Sloan, do

3.12.0

It. (1

Hezekiah Ford, Corpl.

7/3

2. 9.0

" 4

Hugh Palmer, do

7/3

2.14.0

" 10

Moses Barron

3. 6.0

" 12

William Lock

2.19.0

( ( k k

Abijah Bayley

6/3

2.12.0

( ( 1 >

John Barnett

6/3

2. 8.0

" 14

Jeremiah Bowen

6/3

2. 4.0

" 11

Ichabod Chandler

6/3

2. 4.0

" 4

Charles Crook

6/3

2. 0.0

" 5

Abel Davis

2.12.0

( ( (>

William Darbe

6/3

2. 8.0

" 11

Abel DaviSs Jr.

2.12.0

" 4

John Gait

2.12.0

( ( t i

Hugh Gammon

2. 4.0

" 6

John Gibion

6/3

4. 0.0

" 1

Nehemiah Gilman

2.12.0

" 14

Ira Hand

6/3

2.19.0

( ( it

David Haseltine

6/3

2.12.0

( ( k t

Jesse Heath

2.12.0

( ( ((

William Johnston

2. 0.0

" 4

Henry Lovewell

6/3

4. 0.0

" 1

Zacheus Lovewell

4. 0.0

(( ((

James Miller

6/3

2. 0.0

" 11

Noah. Moulton

2.19.0

" 14

Ebenezer Olmstead

6/3

2.12.0

" 12

Ichabod Patterson

2. 0.0

" 4

148

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

Asa Parker Andrew Parker Phineas Starts Matthew Sloan Amos Skinner John Skeels Asa Webster Joseph White Samuel Root Jonathan Moulton

Time of Service

Per

month

Mos.

Days

dolls.

^fz

62/S

62/3

6/3

QYz

603

•9

Total

£■ s- D. 2.12.0 2.12.0 2.12.0 •2.12.0 2. 0.0 2.12.0 2. 4.0 2. 0.0 2. 0.0 2.12.0

;2{;i46.12 9

Com- mence- ment of pay

1780 Feb, 4 11 18

Neh^ Lovewell, Capt.

This roll is made up according to the first establishment in the continental Army, without any allowance for the tall of money. Neh'' Lovewell, Capt.

Pay Table office, Bennington, Feb. 19, 1782. The within

pay roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to

pay the sum of one hundred and forty-six pounds twelve shillings

and nine pence to Capt. Nehcmiah Lovewell or order.

Nathl. Brush, | ^ ^:ff^^ T ^- 1- r Committee

Isaac lichenor \

Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Oct. 24, 1782. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order, for Capt. Lovewell.

Neh'' Lovewell. £ 46.12.9

[10] l^Lieut. Calvin Parkhursfs command^

A Pay Roll of Lieut. Calvin Parkhurst and eight privates who have been in the service of the United States one month and a half in guarding the frontiers of this state, the winter past, viz:

One sub" 45 days @ 149y per day .... ^324.0.0

Eight privates 45 days each @ 53y4 per day each . 960.0.0

^1284.0.0' Calvin Parkhurst, Capt.

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149

Westminster, March 16, 1780, In Council The above pay roll examined and approved by order of the (xovernor and Council.

Jos. Fay, Sec'y.

Pay Table Oflfice, 23'' Feby. 1781. The Treasurer is directed to allow on the above order thirty-two pounds two shillings, lawful money..

Thos. Chittenden, Timo. Brownson, Com^^.

Rec'd. of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.

Aaron Storrs.

[250] [Capt Zebediah Dewey s Men]

Capt. Zebediah Dewey's pay roll for five men for going to Brown's Company before they went to Ty [Ticonderoga] in March, 1780.

Names

Days

Miles

Total

John Richards John Smith Benj. Penmety Elkanah Ashley Wm. Richards

3 3

20 20 20 20 20

0.10.8 0.10.8 0.10.8 0.10.8 0.10.8

^2 13.4

Zebediah Dewey, Capt.

17th May, 1781, The above named Zebediah Dewey swore to the above Pay Roll, before me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov^

Pay Table Office, 1st of June 1781. The Treasurer is directed to pay to Capt. Zebediah Dewey the within, being two pounds thirteen shillings and 4^^.

Thos. Chittenden

Timo. Brownson

Date above reed, the contents of the above order of the Treasurer.

^2.13.4 Zebediah Dewey, Capt.

I Committee

150

STATE OF VERMONT

[334] {^Capt. Daniel Comstock's Company {parf)'\

A Pay Roll of part of Daniel Comstock's Company that turned out on the emergency of March 22 and March 26 A. D. 1780.

Names

Days

Wages

Miles

Travel

Total

Daniel Comstock, Capt.

1.13.

1.8.4

3. 1.8

Samuel Hoit, En.

5.0

9.3

John Lee, Sergt.

5.0

6.7

Benja. Bingham, "

1.3.4

1. 9.8

Robert Averill, "

7.11

1.8.4

1.16.3

Eber. Bradley, Fifer

5.10

1.3.4

1. 9.2

Gilbert Bradley, Corp.

1.8.4

1.15.7

Joel Brownson

1.8.4

1.15.7

Joseph Averill

1.8.4

1.15.0

Leml. Bradley

1.8.4

1.15.0

J oh on Board man

1.8.4

1.15.0

Samuel Barrett

1.5.0

6.4

Jedediah Bingham

1.8.4

1.15.0

Azariah Bradley

1.8.4

1.15.0

Daniel Barber

1.5.4

1. 8.8

Tisk Bartlet

0.5 0

6.4

Asa Brownson

5.0

6.4

Zenas Bradley

5.0

6.4

Joseph Bradley, Jr.

1.3.4

1. 8.8

Jesse Chipman

5.0

6.4

Barnabas Chipman

1.3.4

1. 8.8

Edward Everts

5.0

6.4

David Hoit

6.8

9.4

Benjamin Lewis

5.0

6.4

Benjamin Meigs

L3.4

1. 8.8

Reuben Pitcher

5.0

6.4

John Kelly

1.3.4

1. 8.8

Jesse Welden

1.3.4

1. 8.8

Joseph Whitford

1.3.4

1. 8.8

;^33.19.5

June 7, 1781. Capt. Comstock swore to the within roll in common form Before me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov''

Pay Table Office, 7th of June, 1781. The within roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, which is thirty-three pounds nineteen shillings and four pence.

Thos. Chittenden Timo. Brownson

Com«

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Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.

;^33.19.5 Danl. Comstock, Capt.

[226]

[Capf. Abel Merriman s Company\

An Abstract of Pay for Capt. Abel Merriman's Company, Col. Ebene. Allen's Regiment of Militia, in their tours to Skeensboro', Ticonderoga and BuUwagg Bay, in March, Anno Domini, 1780.

Names

Days

Amt. of wages

Miles

Amt. milage

Total

1 Captain

2 Subalterns

3 Sergeants 2 Corporals

23 Rank and file

6 19 26 12 96

2. 0.0 4. 2.4 2. 1.2 0.17.9 10.18.0

184

273

128

1009

1. 1.4 3. 1.4 4.11.0

2. 2.8 16.16.4

3. 1. 4 7. 3. 8 6.12. 2 3. 0. 5 27.14 4

•;^47.]1.11

This is a true abstract.

30th June, before me.

1781. Capt.

Test, Abel Merriman, Capt.

Merriman swore to the above roll Thos. Chittenden, Gov.

June 30, 1781. The within Pay Roll examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Abel Merriman the sum of forty-seven pounds eleven shillings and eleven pence.

Timothy Brownson | ^

T 1, T? 4-4. r Committee

John Fassett j

Date fabove, received of the Treasurer the contents of the within. Abel Merriman.

152

STATE OF VERMONT

[359]

[^Capt. Daniel SviitJCs Company]

A Pay Roll for Capt. Daniel Smith's Company in Col. Ira Allen's Regt. ot Militia in an alarm to Skeensboro', March, 1780.

Names

Days

Miles

Per Day

Total

Capt. Daniel Smith

5.4

1. 0. 0

Lt. John Cochran

3.7

15. 2

"En. Timo. Mighles

3.7

15. 2

Clerk Peter Roberts

1.7

9.10

Sergt. Joel Shelden

1.7

9.10

" Oliver Scott

1.7

9.10

Amos Curtis

1.4

9. 4

Eben'^ Hurlburt

1.4

9. 4

Phineas Sheldon

1.4

9. 4

Eben'' Morse

1.4

9. 4

Noah Morse

1.4

9. 4

Abijah Dunning

1.4

9. 4

Jona. Armstrong

1.4

9. 4

Jedediah Barton

1.4

9. 4

Israel Smith

1.4

9. 4

David Cranson

1.4

9. 4

£^.n. 2

Attest, Daniel Smith, Capt.

Pay Table Office, Arlington, June 6, 1781. The within roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Daniel Smith or bearer, being the sum of eight pounds thirteen shillings and two pence, lawful money.

Thos. Chittenden ) ^

T u 17 i.,. r Com^«

John Fassett )

Date above, reed, of the Treasurer the above contents. £%. 13.2. Danl. Smith, Capt.

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[258]

[A Rutland Company under Ensign Isaac Cushman^

A Pay Roll for a Company of Militia, belonging to Rutland, under the command of Ensign Isaac Cushman, on an Expedition to Ticonderoga in March, 1780, at the time of the invasion of Skeensborough Fort.

Names

Days

Miles

Total

Isaac Cushman, En.

2. 3. 1

Henry Strong, Sergt.

1. 9. 5

Saml. Williams, "

1. 9. 5

Sylvanus Brown

1. 7. 8

Solomon Hill

1. 7. 8

Daniel Squier

1. 7. 8

John Forbes

1. 7. 8

Wm. Barnes

1. 7. 8

Isaiah Hunewell

1. 7. 8

Saml. Beach, Lt., Volun^

1. 7. 8

Edward Waters

2. 2. 0

W" Post

1.18. 8

Moses Hale

0.17. 0

Asa Edmunds

0.17. 0

Joseph Keeler

0.17. 0

Aaron Scott

0.17. 0

Micah Whitney

0.17. 0

Noah Beach

0.17. 0

John Stratton

0.17. 0

Naihan Pratt, Jr. [Perry? Perty?]

0.17. 0

Stephen Williams

0.17. 0

Nathan Pratt

0.17. 0

Frederick Cushman

0.17. 0

Elias Post

C.17. 0

Gideon Walker

0.17. 0

Alexander Barr

0.17. 0

Thos. Hale

0.17. 0

Josiah Hale

0.17. 0

Bezaleel Dewey

0.17. 0

Obadiah Wheeler

0.17. 0

^34.17.11

Attest, Isaac Cushman, Ensign.

154

STATE OF VERMONT

Rutland, May 31, 1781. Personally appeared Ensign Isaac Cushman, signer of the above pay roll and made solemn oath to the truth of the same. Before me,

Jonathan Bruce, Justice of Peace. ■

Pay Table OSce, 12th June 1781. The within. Pay Roll ex- amined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Isaac Cushman, or order, which is thirty-four pounds seventeen shillings and eleven pence.

Thos. Chittenden ) ^

n^- r, y Committee.

Timo, Brownson )

Rutland, June 8, 1781. To his Excellency Thos. Chittenden, Esq. Please to deliver the sum of the within roll to the bearer, Sylvanus Brown, and yon will oblige

Your humble servant, Isaac Cushman.

Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order. ;^34.17.11 Sylvanus Brown.

[235]

[CaJ>t Simeon Wrtghfs Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's Company of Militia in Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment for a scout to the Lake against Crownpoint and then to Ticonderoga the last of March, in the year 1780.

Names

Simeon Wright, Capt. Saml. Campbell, Lt. Nathl. Blanchard, En. Roswell Post, Jr., Sergt. Daniel Smith, '*

Elisha Wright, "

Solomon Purdy, " Abner Mead, Corpl.

Days

Miles

Subsist- ence per day

0.1.8 0.0.8

Pay per

month

0.0

5.10.0

8.9

8.0

4.0

Total

3. 2. 2. 1. 1. 1. 1.

5.8 6 5 ^.b 7.9 7.9 7.9 7.9

0.14.5

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Subsist-

Pay per month

Names

Days

Miles

ence per day

Total

Benj. Johnson, Corpl.

2. 4.0

1. 6.8

John Smith,

2. 4.0

1. 6.8

Amasa Blanchard, "

2. 4.0

1. 6.8

Thomas Lee

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Isaac Martin

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Nehemiah Whipple

2. 0.0

0.15.4

Simeon Wright, Jr.

2. 0.0

0.16.8

Benj. Whipple

2. 0.0

0.14.0

Neh^ Gates

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Zenas Ross

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

David Whipple

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

John Moses, Jr.

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

B. Garnsey Root

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Henry Mead

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Joshua Pratt

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Silas Pratt

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

W^ Dwinnell

2. 0.0

0.14.0

John Sutherland

2. 0 0

0.14.0

Justus Sutherland

2. 0.0

0.15.4

Jonathan Adams

2. 0.0

0.14.0

Joel Roberts

2. 0.0

1. 0

James Sutherland *

2. 0.0

0 15.4

Isaac Mead

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Ebene. Sterns

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Joseph Chipman

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Waight Wright

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

John Cook

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Robert Huston

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

John Hinman

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Aaron Miller

2. 0.0

0.14.0

David Kingsley

2. 0.0

0.14.0

Michael Coanson

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Lebbeus Johnson

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Abel Wright

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

Jonathan Sweet

2. 0.0

6.14.0

Saml. Shelding

2. 0.0

1. 6.0

^54.16.7

Simeon Wright, Capt.

156

STATE OF VERMONT

i Com^«

State of Vermont, Arlington, Aug. 4, 1781. Sworn to be- fore John Fassett, Jr., Asst.

Pay Table Office, Aug. 4. 1781. The written roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Simeon Wright, or bearer, being fifty-four pounds sixteen shillings and seven'pence. John Fassett

Timothy Brownson

Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the above order. Simeon Wright.

£b^ 16.7 [130] \Capt. Abraham Underhiir s Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Abraham Underhill's Company, Col. Ira Allen's Regiment of Militia for service done in defence of the frontiers the 22^ March, 1780.

Names

Days

Miles

Total

Capt. Abr. Underbill

0.16.4

Corpl. Dan Kent

1. 8.9

Wm. Manley

1. 8.9

Cephas Kent

0. 4.8

John Gray

1. 8.0

Ichabod Dimock

0. 4.8

Reuben Bloomer

1. 8.0

Isaac Underbill

1. 8.0

George Gage

0. 4.8

Joseph Ingal

0. 6.0.

John Manley

0. 6.0

Alexander Kent

1. 1.4

John Kent

0. 4.8

John Farwell

0. 4.8

James Willcocks

1. 8 0

John Moss

1. 1.4

Joseph Curtis

1. 1.4

Matthias Morss

1. 1.4

Josiah Foster

1. 1.4

Henry Allen

1. 1.4

Asa Strong

1. 8.0

Thomas Coan

1. 8.0

Prince Paddock

1. 8.0

Jacob Sikes

1. 8.0

Silas Reynolds

1. 8.0 ^24. 4.2

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1.57

Pay Table Office, ir'> June. 1781. The within roll being

examined is approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the

same, which is twenty four pounds fourteen shillings and two

pence. Thos. Chittenden / ^- '

T^™ *i, D r Committee

Timothy Brownson (

Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the above order. Abraham Underbill, Capt.

One pound eight shillings paid back, which was put in through mistake,

[146] l^Capt. Daniel Smith'' s Company\

A Pay Roll for Capt. Daniel Smith's Company in Col. Ira Allen's Regiment of Militia in an alarm to Mount Independence in March. 1780.

Names

Days 6

Capt. Daniel Smith

Lt. John Cochran

Peter Roberts, Clerk

Sergt. Joel Shelden

'♦ Oliver Scott

Noah Smith

W" Gold

Phineas Smith

Abijah Dunningr

Jedediah Barton

Asa Strong

James Paul

David Cranson

Josiab Foster

David Brady

Miles

fiO 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60

Wages

day

5.4 3.7 1.7 1.7 1.7 1.4 1.4

.4 .4 .4 .4

1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4

Sub- sist- ence per day

1.4 .8

Sum

"wages

12.0 1.6 9.6 9.6 9.6 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0

Sum

Sum of

subsist-

Total

milage

ence

1.0.0

0.8.0

3. 0.0

1.0.0

0.4.0

3. 5.6

1.0 0

1. 9.6

1.0.0

1. 9.6

1.0.0

1. 9.6

1.0.0

1. 8.0

1.0.0

1. 8.0

1.0,0

1. 8.0

1.0.0

1. 8.0

1.0.0

1. 8.0

1.0.0

1. 8.0

1.0.0

1. 8.0

1.0.0

1. 8.0

1.0.0

1. 8.0

1.0.0

1. 8.0 ;^28.14.0

Attest, Daniel Smith. Capt.

State of Vermont, Arlington. June 6. 1781. Personally ap- peared the within named Capt. Daniel Smith and made oath that to the best of his knowledge the within roll is just and true.

Before me John Fasset, Assistant.

Pay Table Office, Arlington, June 6, 1781. The within roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Daniel Smith or bearer, being the sum of twenty- three pounds fourteen shillings, lawful money.

Thomas Chittenden | ,,

T r, T:^ . ,.* \ Committee

John Fassett \

Date above received of the Treasurer the above conients.

Daniel Smith, Capt.

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[174] [Capf. Zebediah Dewey s Cojnpany\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company of Militia for service done the State in March, 1780.

Namf.s

Days

Per day

Miles

Amt.for travel

Total

Capt. Zebediah Dewey

0.6.8

0.12.0

1.188

Lt. William Ward

4.3

1. 9 8

John Ashley, Corp'

1.5

12.

0.17 8

Ichabod Marchell, Corp'

1.5

12.

17.4

Silas Brookins

1.4

12.

17 4

William Hooker

1.4

12.

17 4

John Owen

1.4

12.

174

Ithamar Brookins

1.4

12.

17.4

Elijah Goodwin

1.4

12.

17 4

Thomas Dewey

1.4

12.

17.4

Eben-- Canfield

1.4

12.

17.4

Elkanah Ashley

1.4

12.

174

John Mosely

1.4

12.

174

Elemuel Hyde

1.4

12.

174

Seth Crow

1.4

12.

174

William Richards

1.4

12.

17.4

Ephraim Blackman

1.4

12.

17.4

Benj Davis

1.4

12.

17 4

Enoch Ashley

1.4

12.

17.4

Joel Grannas [Granas]

12.

174

Sam' Fletcher

1.4

12.

174

Isaac Crow

1.4

12.

37.4

Elisha Allen

1.4

12.

17.4

Thomas Ashley

1.4

12.

17 4

Elijah Owen

1.4

12.

17.4

Obadiah Winters

1.4

12.

174

Walter Durfee

1.4

12.

17.4

William Hooker, Jr.

1.4

12.

17.4

Josiah Lewis

1.4

12.

17.4

Samuel Church

1.4

12.

17.4

John Smith

1.4

12.

174

Josiah Squires

1.4

12.

17.4

Elisha Ashley

1.4

12.

17 4

Peter How

1.4

12.

17.4

John Grant

1.4

12.

17.4

Josiah Grant

1.4

12.

17.4

John Richards

1.4

12.

17.4

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

161

Names

Da5^s

Per day

Miles

Amt for travel

Total

Jeremiah Adams

1.4

12.

17 4

Nehemiah Killigg

1.4

12.

174

Ezra Perkins

1.4

12.

17.4

Josiah Bennett

1.4

12.

17.4

Benj. Parmely

1.4

12.

17.4

Isaac Race

1.4

17.4 ;^38.18.8

Zebediah Dewey, Capt.

11*^ May, 1781, The above named Zebediah Dewey swore to the above and foregoing Pay Roll, before me,

Tho^ Chittenden, Governor.

Pay Table Office, June 1, 1781. The Treasurer is directed to pay to Capt. Zebediah Dewey the within pay roll, which is thirty- eight pounds eighteen shillings and eight pence.

Thomas Chittenden j >^ „ ■^.

John Fassett f Committee.

Date above received the contents of the above, ;^38.18.8 Zebediah Dewey, Captain.

[140] \Capt. Benjamin Cooky's Company'^

Pay Roll for Capt. Benj. Cooley's Company in Col. Eben"" Allen's Regiment of Militia, called out on the alarm of the 23'^ March, 1780. commencing the 23'^ March and ending the 28"' day of March, inclusive, the money being due from the State of Vermont.

Names

Days

Amt. wages

Miles

Amt. travel

Total

Capt. Benj. Cooley

1.12. 0

15.8

2. 7. 8

Lt. Moses Ormstead

1. 1. 6

15.8

1.17. 2

En. James Hopkins

0.17.11

15.8

1.13. r

Sergt. Silas Mosher

0. 3. 2

15.8

0. 8.10

Bazaleel Richardson

0. 9. 6

15.8

. 1. 5. 2

" David Crippen

0. 9. 6

47 .

15.8

1. 5. 2

" Saral. Ellsworth

0. 7.11

15.8

1. 3. 7

Clerk John Barnes

0. 9. 6

15.8

1. 5. 2

Corpl. James Stevens

8. 8

15.8

1. 4. 4

[11]

162

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

Corpl. Ashbel Hopkins

" Aaron Perkins vSamuel Wis wall Abel Stevens Jeremiah Parker Solomon Story Jona. Partridge Ephraim Story Imri Smalley W" Cox

Adonijah Brooks Luther Drury Nehemiah Hopkins Ebenezer Ambler Samnel Sheldon Gershom Beach Timothy Miller David Gillmore Gideon Cooley Daniel Stevens Jabez Ormstead Samuel Crippin Benjamin Stevens Stephen Jenner

Days

G 2 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 6 6 5 5 4 5 5 5 5 5 5

Amt. wages

8. 8

2. 8

8. 0

6. 8

8. 0

6. 8

5. 4

6. 8 6. 8 6. 8 6. 8 6. 8 6. 8 6. 8 2. 8

Miles

Amt. travel

15.8

15.8'

15.8

15 8

5.8

Total

1. 4. 4

0. 8. 4

1. 3. 8 1. 3. 8 1. 3. 8 1. 3 8 1. 3. 8 1. 3. 8 1. 3. 8 1. 3. 8 1. 3. 4 1. 3 1. 3. 8 1 1

1. 1

1. 2

2. 4

1. 2. 4 1. 2. 4 1. 2. 4 1. 2. 4 1. 2. 4 1. 2. 4 0. 8. 4

^38.12. 8

Benj. Cooley, Capt.

State of Vermont, Arlington, Aug. 10, 1781. Sworn to by Capt. Benj. Cooley. Before John Fassett, Jr. Assistant.

Pay Table Office, Aug. 10, 1781. The within roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pa}' the same to Capt. Benj. Cooley or bearer, being thirty-eight pound twelve shil- lings and eight pence, lawful money.

John Fassett ] ^ .,,

T^p- ., -D y Com.mittee

Timothy Brownson j

Reed. 10'^ August, 1781, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order. Per me,

^38.12.8 Benj. Cooley.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

163

[84] \Capt. Stephen Calkins' Company]

Pay Roll of Capt. Stephen Calkins' Company of Militia in an alarm in March 1780 by order of Col. Eben"" Allen, in the county of Rutland.

Names

sei

tered •vice

Miles travel

Days

Wages per day

Total

Stephen Calkins, Capt Ma

r. 26

5 4

3.15. 4

Eben'" Wilson, Lieut '

3.7

2. 4.10

Isaac Colvin, Ensign '

3.7

1. 0. 0

Daniel Brumley, Sergt. '

1.7

1.12.10

Luther Colvin,

1.7

1.12.10

Reuben Rowley, ' ' *

1.7

1.12.10

Jona. Sprague, " '

1.7

L12.10

Harry Spalding '

1 4

1.11. 4

Jona. Sealy '

1.4

1.11. 4

Richard Latin '

1.4

1.11. 4

Thomas Allin *

1.4

1.11. 4

Michael Wilson '

1.4

1.11. 4

Nathl. Sheldon

1.4

1.11. 4

Thos. Tuttle

1.4

1.11. 4

James Webster '

1.4

1.11. 4

Jesse Tuttle

1.4

1.11. 4

Wm. Brumley, Jr. '

70 ■

1.4

1.11. 4

George Gage '

1.4

1.11. 4

John Gage '

1.4

1.11. 4

W« Gage

1.4

1.11. 4

Cons^ Vial

1.4

1.11. 4

Prince Allen '

1.4

1.11. 4

Zoah Allen '

1.4

1.11. 4

Obadiah Edwards '

1.4

1.11. 4

James Clark *

1.4

1.11. 4

Saml. Barlow *

1.4

1.11. 4

John Sealee

1.4

1.11. 4

Joseph Gage '

1.4

1.11. 4

Walter Gage

1.4

1.11. 4 ;^47. 8. 8

164

STATE OF VERMONT

I Committee

Committee of Pay Table, Oct. 18. 1781. The within pay roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same, being forty-seven pounds eight shillings and eight pence, agreeable to the within roll.

Isaac Tichenor

Timothy Brownson

Treasurer's Office, Charlestown, Oct. 18, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen Esq Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being forty- seven pounds eight shillings and eight pence, in behalf of Capt, Calkins. Eben' Wilson, Capt.

^47.8.8

[70] [Lieut Enoch Hall's Corps of Rangers^

Pay Roll of Lieut. Enoch Hall's Corps of Rangers raised by order of the State of Vermont for the defence of the Northern Frontiers.

"XT

Commence-

Time of

Pay

rr\ . 1

Names

per

Total

ment of pay

service

month

Mos.

Days

Dolls

Enoch Hall, Lieut

17 Mar. 1780

18^3

47.12.0

Timoy Nash, Sergt

27 "

19.12.

Nathan Caswell, Corpl

7/3

17.19.8

Deliv® Sawyer, Private

6/3

16. 6.8

John Hough

( i i fc ( (

^yi

16. 6.8

John Hough, Jr.

6/3

16. 6.8

William A.mey

6/3

16. 6.8

Timothy Day

6/3

16. 6 8

John Liccey

6/3

16. 6.8

Abner Osgood

6/3

16. 6.8

Silas Sargeant

16. 6.8

Benj. Byram

16. 6.8

Orsamus Bayley

16. 6.8

Nathaniel Hall

^fi

16. 6.8

$88211= Lavv^ful money 264.17.0

Examined. T. Tolman, Pay Master.

N. B. The above officers and soldiers were discharged on the 30th day of Nov. and consequently made up in the above roll to that date inclusive. — The above roll is just and true, without fraud to this state or any individual, according to my best knowledge.

(Errors excepted) Per me,

Enoch Hall. Lieut.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

165

Arlington, 19th Dec. 1780, Pay Table Office. The within pay roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby dii ected to pay to Thomas Tolman, Paymaster to the troops of this state the sum of two hundred and sixty-four pounds seventeen shilling's hard money, or an equivalent in paper currency, it being the total amount of said roll, taking his receipt for the same.

Thos. Chittenden } ^ Jno. Fassett f ^°^

Reed, the above in full. March 20, 1783. Th. Tolman, Paymaster.

[305] [Capf. John Spafford's Company']

Pay Roll of Capt. John Spafford's Company in Col. Gideon Warren's Regt. of Militia in the service of the State of Vermont in the month of March, A. D. 1780, from the 22nd. to the 29th.

Names

When entered

When

dis-

Icharg'd

Days

Per month

Miles 25

Total

Capt John Spaflford

Mar. 26

Mar. 29

8.0.0

1.17. 8

Lt. Samuel Allen

" 22

1 < (1

5.8.0

2. 7.10

Sergt. Zephaniah White

" 22

11 1 <

2.8.0

1. 6. 4

John Chandler

" 26

( < 1 <

2.8

17. 4

•' Daniel or David Adams

" 22

it ((

2.8

1. 6. 4

Corpl. Silas Gerads

" 20

it <(

2.4

1. 3. 2J

Daniel Ray

" 22

<i 11

2.4

1. 5. 4

Eph" Coy

" 22

1 ( 11

2.0

1. 5. 4

" William Joiner

" 26

(( 11

2.4

16. 4

David Whitmarsh

" 26

i{ 11

2.0

1. 2. 4

Joshua Remington

" 23

11 11

1. 4. 4

Sarauel Gary

*' 26

II <i

16. 4

Stephen Roys

" 28

(1 (1

1. 2. 4

Joseph Reynolds

" 26

11 (1

16. 4

Samuel Roys

" 26

11 11

16. 4

Silas Bingham

(( (1

11 11

4 •

16. 4

Elisba Smith

" 22

11 «i

1. 4. 8

Azor Perry

" 26

11 <(

16. 4

Matthew Parker

U (1

<i 11

16. 4

Saml. McClure

(t <>

11 1.

16. 4

Benj. Johnson

(> ((

11 1 1

16. 4

Eliphas Brewster

" 25

u . <

18. 4

Cyrus Chipman

" 23

1 < 11

1. 2. 4

David Caswell

" 22

11 (1

1. 4. 4

Ozim Brewster

" 27

(1 11

14. 4

Isaac Grant

" 24

11 .(

1. 0. 4

Daniel Fuller

" 26

il 11

16. 4

Thos. Hutchinson

'• 27

(1 (1

14. 4

James Fitch

ti i<

11 ((

14. 4

Aaron Mathews

(< i(

(1 1.

14. 4

James Haight

1 < I <

ll 11

14. 4

James Salisbury

1 ( t(

It It

3 '

14. 4

166

STATE OF VERMONT

Names

When entered

When

dis- charg'd

Days

Per month

Miles

Total

Nathl. Sprague

Mar. 27

Mar. 29

14. 4

Zoraster Fitch

(t (1

1 (I

14. 4

Elihu Johnson

" 23

1 ((

1. 2. 4

Derick Karner

" 26

» <(

16. 4

Elisha Utley

t ( i(

( t (

16. 4

Stephen Rice

" 23

i i.

1. 2. 4

Levi Eice

" 27

t <1

14. 4

Asahel Leat

" 26

4 ( (

16. 4

Cephas Smith

" 27

( t <

14. 4

Cephas Smith, Jr.

(( 1 <

1 (1

14. 4

Glover Nicholson

" 26

1 < (

16. 4

Abel Turner

ii H

( 1 <

16. 4

Nathl. Chipman

I i i(

< 1 <

16. 4

Aaron Adams

" 22

(

( <<

1. 4. 4

Elisha Hamilton »

" 26

1 11

1. 4. 4

Edward Turner

" 22

< 1 (

1. 4. 4

Joseph Taylor

1 ( (t

( 1 i

1. 4. 4

Nathl. Hamilton

( C it

( <t

1. 4. 4

Jared Jones

l( <(

( ii

1. 4. 4

;^50. 9.Sk

Pay Table Office, 6th June, 1781. The Treasurer is directed to pay to Capt. John Spafford the within roll, which is fifty pounds nine shillings and eight pence.

Thos. Chittenden ) p Timo. Brownson [

)mmittee

Date above, received of the Treasurer the contents of the within.

^50.9.8 John Spafford, Capt.

[505] [Ca^f. John Spaffora's Men {names oinitted)'\

This certifies that the following names were left out of a Pay Roll for service done in an Alarm in March, 1780. Charles Brewster, 7 days, 50 miles travel Josiah Eady do do

Benjamin Haskins do do

Robert Hopkins do do

Stephen Wood 6 days do

W" Ray (or Kay) 15 days do

£ 1-

1.16.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

167

The following names were left out of a Pay Roll for service in an alarm in Augt. 1780.

Joseph Taylor 15 days and 25 miles . . . 1. 8. 6

David Roberts do do ... 1. 8. 6

^11. 2. 4 Attest pr John Spafford, Capt.

Pay OfEce, Windsor, Feby. 20, 1783 The above account being approved the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay unto Capt. John SpaflEord or order the sum of eleven pounds two shillings and four pence.

Isaac Tichenor ) ^ .„„ John Strong. )

(Recptd by John Strong, for Capt. S., Apl 25, 1783)

[7] l^Capt. Gideon Ormsbys Company\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Gideon Ormsby's Company in Col. Ira A'llen's Regiment of Militia for service done in this state in the alarm in the month of March, 1780.

Names and Rank

Ent<i service

Days

Wages per day

Travel

Total

M. d

Capt. Gideon Ormsby

March 22

0.3.4

90 4

3. 7. 4

En. W" Sexton

t t ( (

3.7

70 "

2. 8. 5

Serg^ Tho^Barney

1 ( it

1.7

90 "

2. 1. 1

" Dan^ Purdy

it i(

1.7

90 "

2. 1. 1

" Dan Allen

" 26

1.7

70 "

1.11. 3

" Eliakim Deming

" 22

1.7

20 "

0. 9.10

Corp David Purdy

" 26

1.5

70 "

1.10. 5

" Reuben Baker

" 22

1.5

90 "

1.19.11

Robert Loggan

a t (

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Christopher Roberts

( ( < 'i

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Reuben Purdy

( t t (

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

John Roberts

t ( i k

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Waterman Ells

1 ( 1 (

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Rufus Munson

1 1 < (

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Martin Barber

( ( ( (

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

George Olds

< i f (

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Jon. Ormsby

11 (1

1.4

70 "

1.12. 8

Daniel Ormsby

( ( ( (

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

168

STATE OF VERMONT

Names and Rank service

Days

Wages per day

Travel Total

M. d.

Joshua Rose Mai

•ch 22

1.4

20 4

0. 9. 4

Zebulon Moses

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Ezekiel Roberts '

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

John White '

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Nath' Bostwick '

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Truman Powell '

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Simeon Hine '

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Daniel Arnold '

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Moses Sperry

( (4

1.4

20 '•

0. 9. 4

Jona. Allen '

1.4

20 '■

0. 9. 4

Robert Allen

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Obadiah Allen '

1.4

20 "

0, 9. 4

Benj. Burr '

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Jacob Odel '

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Stephen Smith '

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

James Vaughn '

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Nath' Newton '

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Rice Beckwith '

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Abel Bristol

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Neh'' Larkin

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

James Henison '

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Isaac Marks '

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

Josiah Burton '

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Benj. Vaughn

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Benj. Mclntyre' '

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Jo^ Mclntyre

1.4

20 "

0. 9. 4

Sam^ Smith '

' 26

1.4

70 "

1.10. 0

Peter French

' 2(i

1.4

70 "

1.10. 0

Jesse Munson '

' 26

1.4

70 "

1.10. 0

Wallace Sutherland '

' 22

1.4

90 "

1.19. 4

W" Bedal

' 26

1.4

70 "

1.10. 0

Aaron Saxton

' 26

1.4

8 "

0. 4. 0

Bernard Born '

' 26

1.4

70 4

1.10. 0

Nathan Beaman '

' 26

1.4

70 4

1.10. 0

Sami Hull

' 26

1.4

70 4

1.10. 0

Elijah Burton '

' 26

1.4

70 4

1.10. 0

John W. Bostwick

' 26

1.4

70 4

1.10. 0

Philip Mead '

' 26

1.4

70 4

1.10. 0

Isaac Whelpley *

' 22

1.4

70 4

1.12. 8 ^74.14. 8

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 169

Pay Table Office. 2'^ June, 1781.

The foregoing- pay roll being examined is allowed and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Maj. Gideon Ormsby, which is ^74.14.8. per order. Tho* Chittenden ) p ^^

Timo. Brownson \ ^^^

Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Aug. 13, 1781.

ReC^ of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer, the contents of the above order which is ^^74.14.8 lawful money, in behalf of Gideon Ormsby. Jona. Ormsby

[374] [^"^Z^- Thomas Bull's Company']

A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Bull's Conjpany in Col. Ira Allen's Regiment of Militia, for service done this State in the Alarms in the month of March, 1780.

Names

Entered service

Days

P^ day

Miles at 4'^

Total

Capt. Thomas Bull

Mar. 22

a. 4

3.14 8

En. Stephen Washburn

( > > (

4.0

15.2

Sergt. John Smith

" 26

1.7

1.11.7

David Brady

" 22

1.4

Nathl. Collins

( ( i (

1.4

1.17.4

Daniel Jones

" "

1.4

1.17 4

Peleg Sutherland

i. .(

1.4

1.17 4

Peter Pixley

Ik t(

1.4

Ashbel Goodrich

" 26

1.4

1.100

Martin Powell

>( (1

1 4

1.10.0

Timothy Pearl

" 22

1.4

9.4

Isaac Barker

It ( (

1.4

1.17.4

Timothy Mead 3"^

" 26

1 4

1 10 0

Jesse Sawyer

" 22

14-

1.17 9

John Page

' ' 26

1.4

1. 0.8

Seth Pettibone

" 22

1.17.0

William Drew

t ( (1

1.4

Saml. Pettibone

11 k (

1.4

Tim° Bliss

< ( 1 (

1.4

1 17.4

James Lewis

1 ( « »

1.4

9.4

Nathan Smith

( t (4

1.4

1.17.4

George Smith

" 26

1.4

1.10.0

Dunkin Dun

" 22

1.4

20-

9.4

Thos. Abner

" 22

1.4

£Zl. 5 6

Attest, Thomas Bull, Capt.

170

STATE OF VERMONT

Bennington County, ss. Sunderland, Jan. 35, 1783. Then personally appeared Capt. Thomas Bull and made solemn oath that the above is a just and true roll, without fraud or injustice to the public or any individual, according to his best knowledge.

Before me, Timo. Brownson, Asst.

Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Jan. 25, 1783. The within Pay Roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the amt. of the .<^ame unto Capt. Thomas Bull, being the sum of thirty-one pounds 5/6, lawful money.

limo. Brownson, ] ^

T>, rp 1 ' h Commitlee

Thos. Tolman, j

Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, July 30, 1783. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order,

;^^31.5.6 Thomas Bull, Capt.

[366J [C<2//. Tehan Noble's Conipany\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Tehan Noble's Company of Militia in Col. Ira Allen's Regiment for service done in Alarms March 26, A.D. 1780.

Names

Days

Miles

Total

Capt. Tehan Noble

2.18. 8

Lt. Enoch Eastman

2. 8. 2

Sergt. Enos Harmon

1.16. 2

" Seth Harmon

1.16. 2

" W"^ Hubbard

1. 7.11

" Cyprian Eastman

1.16 2

Corpl. Amos Scott

1.15. 5

" Alpheus Harmon

1.15. 5

Stephen Eastman

1.15. 5

Luke Noble

1.14. 8

Abraham Rising

6 .

1.14. 8

Isaac Gray

1.14. 8

David McClary

1. 6. 8

Selah Harmon

1.14. 8

Levi Dones

0. 8. 0

Aaron Rising, Jr.

1.14. 8

John Shepherd

1.14. 8

John Chandler

1 14. 8

Samuel Francy

1. 6. 8

Asaph Leavitt

1. 6. 8

Daniel Hopkins

0. 5. 8

William Hopkins

1. 6. 8

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

171

Names

Days

' Miles

Total

Amos Harmon

1.14. 8

Nathl. Tower

1.14. 8

John Burlingame

1.14. 8

John Hayse

1. 6. 8

Eben'- Smith

0. 8. 0

Reuben Slader [Stodder]

0. 8. 0

Finla)' McKnight

0. 8. 0

John Stewart

1.14 8

Stephen Smith

1.14. 8

Nathl. Smith

1.14. 8

Eliphalet Smith

1.14. 8

Josiah Risden

1.14. 8

Calvin Eastman

1. 6. 8

Reuben Farnsworth

1.14. 8

Ashbel Sikes

1.14. 8

Robert Hopkins

1. 6. 8

David Tousley

0. 5. 4

58. 3. 6

Pay Table Office, 1=* May, 1781. The Treasurer is directed to pay to Capt. Tehan Noble the within Pay Roll, which is fifty-eight pounds fifteen shillings and six pence.

Thos. Chittenden ) p John Fassett f ^°'

)mmittee

Date above, received the contents of the above roll. ;^58.15.6 ■ Tehan Noble, Capt.

172

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STATE OF VERMONT

[236] [Capf. Giles WalcotVs Company (pari?)]

A Return of my company, in order to draw the money allowed them by the State of Vermont.

W" Litehal, Ensign Nehemiah Williams, Sergt. Gillas Van Voste, Do

John Fletcher W" Hunt W"' Soper John Truax

Peter Robinson [Roberson]

John Young

Wm. Hunt

Gradis Qnashbush

John Curnble [Canbel]

Alex. McDonel

John Monroy

Sir, — You are directed (agreeable to the Resolution of the Gen- eral Assembly of this State, passed 15th. of March, 1780) to pay on the within roll five hundred and fifteen pounds lawful money, to Capt. WalcQtt, Thos. Chittenden.

To Ira Allen, Treasurer, Arlington, 10th May, 1780.

Date above, reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, five hundred and fifteen pounds, lawful money, in full.

^515.0.0 Giles Walcott, Capt,

[74] [LieuL Benjamin Everest's Company of Rangers^

Pay Roll of Lieut. Everest's Company of Rangers in the ser- vice raised by the State of Vermont, commencing fifteenth of November and ending the thirty-first of March, inclusive, 1780.

r^,-»v

„

Time in

N^AMRS

Uom- mence't

what time

Pay per month

service

Total

.1.1 xilUC^O

of pay

paid

Mo's

Days

Benj. Everest, Lieut

Nov.

March 31.

£m. 0.0

£210. 0,0

David Powers, Sergt.

li 1 (

25. 0.0

112.10.0

Elijah Grandy, do

(( a

25. 0.0

112.10.0

BrittoQ Simmons, Corp.

IK (I

22.10.0

101. 5.0

Curtis Smith, do

<( <<

25.10.0

101. 5.0

Josiah Kellogg, Drum'

< ( <i

22.10.0

101. 5.0

Andrew Patterson

(( i <

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Pliny Smith

( ( 11

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Gideon Culey

(< {<

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Jacob Partridge

i( •<

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Phineas Spalding

t( (1

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Philip Spalding

(< <1

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Benj. Glason

11 It

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Joseph Lawrence

<( It

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Harmon Lawrence

t t t t

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Beuben Strong

t t it

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Moses Powers

ii t t

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

Stephen Squires

li 11

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

John Hastings

It (1

30. 0.0

90. 0.0

William Kellogg

(1 It

20. 0.0

90. 0.0

David Furbush

Jany. 16

20, 0.0

40.12.0

^2099. 7.6

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

1Y5

The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which is two thousand and ninety-nine pounds Thos. Chittenden.

The day of the above date received of the Treasurer one hun- dred and eighty pounds towards the above order.

Benj. Everest, Lt.

Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jany. 7, 1786. Received of the Treasurer the contents of the above order. Benj. Everest, Lt.

[73]

\Capt. Jonas Gains ha s Compa7iy\

A Pay Roll of Capt. Jonas Galusha's Company in Col. Herrick's Regiment of Militia for service done in an alarm in April, 1780.

Names

Days'

Pay per day

No. miles

Amt. milage

Amt. wages

Total

Capt. -Jonas Galusha

5 4

1. 0.0

0.16.0

1.16.0

Lt. Nathan Stone

3.7

1. 0.0

10.9

1.10.9

En. Joseph Andrus

3.7

1. 0.0

10.9

1.10.9

Sergt. David Matteson

1.7

1. 0.0

4.9

1. 4.9

Benj. Matteson

1.4

1. 0.0

1. 4.0

Peter Matteson

1.4

1. 0.0

1. 4.0

Ezra Sweet

1.4

1. 0.0

1. 4.0

John Millington

1.4

1. 0.0

1. 4.0

Isaac Andrus

1.4

1. 0.0

1. 4.0

Lemuel Bottom

1.4

0.12.0

0.16.0

Rufus Spencer

1.4

0.12.0

0.16.0

^13.14.3

Attest, Jonas Galusha, Capt.

Pay Table Office, May 31, 1781. The above roll being examined is approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, which is thirteen pounds fourteen shillings and three pence.

Thos. Chittenden ) ^^^.^ John Fassett j

Date above received the contents of the above roll.

Per me, Jonas Galusha.

176 [40]

STATE OF VERMONT \^Capt. John Stark's Company^

A Pay Roll of Capt. John Stark's Company in Col. Ira Allen's Regt. for service done for the two alarms at Skeensborough and Ticonderoga about the 1st of April last, A. D. 1780.

Names and Rank

Capt. Jno. Stark Lt. Saml. Willard Sergt. David Comstock '' Nathl. Harmon John Abbott Saml. Abbott J as. Hopkins Wm. Fitch Zodock Everest Joseph Everest Joseph Cook Philip Priest ElishaClatk^ Jr Leml .Clark Joth*' Pratt Peter Patterson Philip Reed, Corp' James Lynn James Haskins Moses Curtis Joshua Cobb John Cobb Joseph Willard Joth. Smart Phineas Stephens Levi Adams Caleb Allen Timo. Allen, Corpl Daty Allen Peter Hall Joth. Prindle Nathan Castle Danl. Welch Asaph Starkweather Saml. Moulton

Days

No.

Amt

Pay per

in ser-

miles

travel

day and

Total

vice

travel

rations

1.4.8

0.6.8

3.11. 4

1.4.8

4.3

2.14. 5

7.4

1.7

12. 1

7 •

14.4.8

1.7

1.15. 9

7.4

1.4

11. 4

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

7.4

1.4

11. 4

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

1.4.8

1,4

1.14. 0

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

1.4

1. 9. 4

1.4

0.12. 0

1.4.8

1.4

0 12. 0

1.4 8

1 5>^

1.15.11

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

1.4

0.12. 0

1.4.8

1.4

1.14 0

1.4.8

1.14. 0

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

1.4.8

1 4

0.14. 0

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

1.4.8

1.5>4

1.15.11

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

7 ■

1.4.8

1.4

1.14. 0

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

177

Days

No.

Amt. travel

Pay per

Names and Rank

m ser-

miles

day and

Total

vice

travel

rations

Jonath. Willard

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

Solomon Steel

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

Benajah Stark

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

John Thompson

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

Tas. Moredock

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

Leml. Chipman

16.8

1.4

0.19. 0

Abm. Meecham

1.4

0.12. 0

Leml. Haskins

1.4

0.12. 0

David Hough

1.4

0.12. 0

Abner Haskins

1.4

0.12. 0

Joseph Fitch

1.4

0.12. 0 ^60.14. 5

John Stark, Captain. State of Vermont ) Arlington, Bennington County j June 6, 1781.

Personally appeared the v^^ithin named Samuel Willard and made solemn oath that to the best of his knowledge the within roll is just and true. Before me, John Fassett, Asst,

Pay Table Office, Arlington, June 7, 1781.

The within roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. John Stark or bearer, being the sum .of sixty pounds fourteen shillings and five pence lawful money. Thos. Chittenden ) p

^60.14.5 Jno. Fassett j- ^om.

Date above received of the Treasurer the above contents.

Saml. Willard, Lieut.

[12]

178

STATE OF VERMONT

[98]

\^Capt. Samuel Williams' Company]

A Pay Roll of Capt. Saml. Williams' Company in Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment of Militia on an Expedition to Ticonderoga and Bulwazzy's Bay, May, 1780.

Names

Days

Miles

Wage

Subsist- ence

Sam!. Williams, Capt.

£-i

0 0.10.8

Asa Fuller, Lt.

5 0. 5.4

Isaiah Honeywell, Lt.

Gershom Beach, r.

8 —^0.16.0

Gideon Walker

Stephen Williams

Oliver Hermon

Jared Ives

Danl. Squire

Eben'' Andrews

Eben'" Cook

John Forbes

Eleazer Marble

Pay Table Office, May 30, 1781 . The within pay rolls are ex- amined and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same,being one hundred and forty-three pounds seven shillings

and nine pence. Thos. Chittenden ) ^ ...

T*- n, r. }■ Committee

Timothy Brownson [

Reed. May 30, 1781, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order, being one hundred forty-three pounds seven shillings and. nine pence. Saml. Williams, Capt.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS

179

[346] [C<7//. John Spafford's Company']

Pay Roll of Capt. John Spafford's Company in Col. Eben"" Allen's Regiment of Militia in the service of this State, com- mencing- the 31st. day of May, 1780, and ending the 6th. day of June, 1780, inclusive, the money being due from the State of Vermont.

Names

En- tered

3ft

Days

month

Miles

Total

1780

Lt. Saml. Allen

May 31

June 6

5.8.0

2.4.11

En. Orange Train

'i «<

1 1

5.8.0

2.4.11

Sergt. Jacob Wood

i( (<

2.8.0

1.6.11

" Zephaniah White

1 1 <i

2.8.0

1.6.11

" Daniel Adams

( ( i(

2.8.0

1.6.11

Corpl. Daniel Kay

t ( u

(

1 1

2.4.0

1.5. 0

Eben^ Wood

t( >t

1.4. 4

Ephraim Wood

1( II

1.4. 4

Luther Landon

It l(

1.4. 4

Abel White

(> II

> 1

1.4. 4

Aaron Adams

11 (1

1.4. 4

John Trass

{< 1 <

1 1

1.4. 4

Luther Fillmore

(1 1<

1 1

1.4. 4

Edward Turner

II u

1 1

1.4. 4

Elihu Johnson

1 1 <1

1 c

1 1

1.4. 4

Oliver Bell

II II

1 (

1.4. 4

Levi Rice

11 II

1.4. 4

Samuel Owen

11 II

1.4. 4

William Fox

II 11

1.4. 4

Joshua Cambell

11 i.

1.4. 4

Jacob Johnson

11 l(

1 1

1.4. 4

Isaac Grant

IS 11

1.4. 4

James Fitch

l< 11

1 1

1.4. 4

Abel Spencer

1 . I>

1.4. 4

Elisha Smith

II 11

• (

1.4. 4

Samuel Rice

II 11

1 1

1.4. 4

Obadiah Noble

l< 1 (

1 1

1.1. 0

Neri Cramton

11 >1

1 (

1.4. 4

Stephen Rice

<l II

1.4. 4 i:37.10.1

Attest, Samuel Allen, Lieut.

Pay Table Office, 5th. June, 1781. The Treasurer is directed

to pay to Capt. Samuel Allen the within roll, it being examined

and approved, which is thirty-seven pounds ten shillings and one

penny. Thos. Chittenden, ) Conimittee

John Fassett, [ «^ommittee.

Reed. 5th. June, 1781, the contents of the above order.

Saml. Allen, Lieut. The 5th. June, 1781. Sworn before me, ;^37.10.1 Thos. Chittenden, Gov^

180

STATE OF VERMONT

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