Genealogical history of the town of Reading, Mass., including the present towns of Wakefield, Reading, and North Reading, with chronological and historical sketches, from 1639 to 1874, Part 65

Author: Eaton, Lilley, 1802-1872
Publication date: 1874
Publisher: Boston, A. Mudge & Son, Printers
Number of Pages: 908


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it is stated and runne betwixt Charlestowne, Malden, Lynn and Read- ing, and upon the sea, from ye line that beginneth at Lynn and Marble- head and Salem, to divide the townes aforesaid, so as well from thence to ye two Nahants, viz. : ye little Nahant and ye great Nahant, as ye sea compasseth it almost round, and so to the river called Lynn river, or Rumney Marsh river or Creek, unto the line from Bride's Brook to the said Creek, answering ye line, that is stated between Lynn and Boston, from said Bride's Brook up to Reading. - This said Tract of land, de- scribed as aforesaid, together with all houses, edifices, buildings, lands, yards, orchards, gardens, meadows, marrishes, feedings, grounds, rocks, stones, beach Flats, pastures, commons, and commons of pasture, woods, underwoods, swamps, waters, watercourses, damms, ponds, fishings, flowings, ways, easements, profits, privileges, rights, commodities, royal- ling, hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever, to ye said townships of Lynn and Reading, and other the premises belonging or in anywise appertaining, or by them now used, occupied and enjoyed as part, parcel or member thereof ; and also all rentes, arrearages of rentes, quitrents, rights and appurtenances whatsoever, nothing excepted or reserved ; and also all deeds, writings and evidences whatsoever, touching ye premises, or any part or parcel thereof.


To have and to hold all ye said townships of Lynn and Reading, as well as ye two Nahants aforesaid, ye little and ye great Nahant, as they are encompassed by ye sea, with their beaches, from ye great Nahant to . ye little, and from ye little Nahant homeward where Richard Hood now dwelleth, and so to Mr. King's, with all ye above granted premises, with their and every of their rights, members and appurtenances, and every part and parcel thereof, hereby given, granted, confirmed, ratified unto ye said Mr. Ralph King, Wm. Bassett and the rest, Selectmen in behalf of Lynn, and ye worshipful Mr. John Browne, and ye rest aforenamed for Reading, all trustees and prudentials for the townships of Lynn and Reading, to them and their heirs and assigns forever, to and for ye sole use, benefit and behoof of ye purchasers and now proprietors of ye said townships of Lynn and Reading ; and they, ye said David Kunkshamooshaw and Abigail his wife, and Cicely, alias Su-George, ye reputed daughter of George-No-Nose deceased, and James Quonopohit, and Mary his wife, Indians aforesaid, for themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, jointly, severally and respectively, doe hereby covenant, promise and grant to and with ye said Mr. King, Wm. Bassett, Sen", and ye rest of Lynn and ye worshipful Mr. John Browne, and ye rest of Read- ing, trustees and prudentials for ye towns of Lynn and Reading, as aforesaid, their heirs and assigns, and to ye purchasers and now pro-


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prietors of ye said townships of Lynn and Reading, etc., in manner and forme following (that is to say), that at the time of this graunt, confir- mation and alienation, and until the ensealing and delivery of these presents, their ancestor and ancestors and they, the above-named David and Abigail his now wife, and Cicely, alias Su-George, and the rest afore- named Indians, were ye true, sole and lawful owners of all ye afore- bargained, confirmed and aliened premises, and were lawfully seized off, and in ye same and every part thereof in their own propper right, and have in themselves full power, good right and lawful authority to grant, alien, confirm, and assure ye same as is afore described in this deed unto Mr. Ralph King, Wm. Bassett, Sen", and ye rest, Selectmen of Lynn, and ye worshipful Mr. John Browne and ye rest aforenamed agents for Reading, all trustees and prudentials for ye two townships of Lynn and Reading, to them, their heirs and assigns forever, for ye use aforesaid, viz : ye benefit and behoof of ye purchasers and now proprietors of ye two townships aforesaid, as a good, perfect and absolute estate of inher- itance, in fee simple, without any manner of condition, reversion or lim- itation whatsoever, so as to alter, change, or make void ye same, and that ye trustees aforesaid, and ye purchasers and now proprietors of ye said townships of Lynn and Reading, their heirs and assigns, shall and may, by virtue and force of these presents, from time to time, and at all times forever hereafter, lawfully, peaceably, and quietly, have, hold, use, occupy, possess and injoy, ye above-granted, aliened and confirmed premises, with ye appurtenances and benefits thereof, and every part and parcel thereof, free and clear, and clearly acquitted and off and from all and all manner of other gifts, grants, bargains, sales, leases, mortgages, jointures, dowers, judgments, executions, fforfeitures, and off and from all other titles, troubles, charges, incumbrances whatsoever, had, made, committed, done, or suffered to be done by ye said David and Abigail his wife, Cicely, alias Su-George, and the rest, Indians, aforenamed, them or any of them, or any of their heirs or assigns, or any of their ancestors at any time or times.


And further, that ye said David Kunkshamooshaw and Abigail his wife, Su-George, James Quonopohit and Mary his wife, &c., their heirs, executors and administrators, &c., jointly and severally will and shall by these presents, from time to time, and at all times hereafter, warrant and defend ye aforegranted and confirmed premises, with their appurte- nances, and every part and parcel thereof unto ye said trustees, or pru- dentials aforenamed, for ye townships of Lyn and Reading, against all and every person or persons whatsoever, anywaies lawfully clayming or demanding the same or any part or parcell thereof.


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And lastly, that they, ye said David and Su-George and James Quon- opohit, their wives, or any of their heirs, executors, or administrators, shall and will, from time to time, and at all times hereafter, when thereto required, at ye cost and charges of said trustees and prudentials, their heirs or assigns, or ye purchasers and proprietors of ye townships of Lynn and Reading, etc., doe make, acknowledge, suffer all and every such further act and acts, thing and things, assurances and conveyances in ye law whatsoever, for ye furthermore better surety and sure making of the abovesaid townships of Lynn and Reading, with ye rights, hered- itaments, benefits, and appurtenances, above, by these presents, men- tioned to be bargained, aliened, confirmed, vnto ye aforesaid trustees and prudentials, their heirs and assigns, for ye use aforesaid, as by ye said trustees aforesaid, their heirs or assigns or ye said proprietors, or by their Council, learned in the law, shall be reasonably devised, advised, or required.


In witness whereof, ye said David Kunkshamooshaw, and Abigail his wife, and Cicely, alias Su-George, and James Quonopohit and Mary his wife, have hereunto set their hands and seals, ye day of ye date being ye fourth day of September, one thousand six hundred eighty and six, annoque regni regis Jacobus Secundi Anglice.


his DAVID "y" KUNKSHAMOOSHAW. mark. her ABIGAIL "y" KUNKSHAMOOSHAW. mark. her: CICELY "n" alias SU-GEORGE. mark. " JAMES QUONOPOHIT." her MARY "X" QUONOPOHIT. mark.


All the persons hereunto subscribed, acknowledged the within written to be their act and deed, May 31, 1687.


(as certifies) BARTHO. GEDNEY, one of ye Council.


The above deed is copied from Lewis and Newhall's "History of Lynn," and was by them, or rather by Mr. Newhall, found among the records at Salem.


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B.


At a General Court of Election, held at Boston, 23d of May, 1666,-


Whereas, the Honorable General Court having formerly granted to the town of Reading a Tract of Land of two miles, lying between their Grant of four miles and Mr. Bellingham's farme and the great (Ipswich) river, and also ordered them to have it laid out sometime before this Court sate ; - at the request of the Town that this Platt of Land is laid out and returned, butted and bounded as followeth, running from a Pine tree at A, north by the compass, Six hundred rods, joynes to the Town of Reading land unto B, to the top of a Rocky hill ; and from B, East two hundred sixty-eight rods to an Oak tree at C, marked R. B., and joynes the Andover land ; and from C, South South East 8 deg. = 30- to E five hundred seventy six rods, this joynes upon the Governor's farme to a black oak tree at D, marked R. B., and this line joynes upon Mr. Bellingham's farme ; the fourth line runs from D, E. B. N., two hundred thirty six rods to a walnut tree at E, and joynes also on Mr. Bellingham's farme ; the fifth line from E, South East and be (by?) South, two hundred and four rods to a black oak in Salem line at F, which joynes upon the farme of Thomas Fuller ; the sixth line runs from F, west South West, 2ª. S. four hundred and twenty rods to a black oak at G., the which line is Salem bounds. The 7th line from G., West by North, 7D. No :, five hundred and sixty eight rods to a Pine tree at A (the place of beginning), alongst the river (Ipswich) side.


Pr. me, ELISHA HUTCHINSON.


The Court allows of this returne, Provided it intrench not on any former Grant.


A true Copy as appears of Record. Exam'd Pr. JAS. ADDINGTON, Sec'r'y.


C.


At the second Session of the General Court held at Boston, 8th of October, 1662.


Laid out by order of the General Court, the Deputy Governor, Richard Bellingham Esq., his farme, now in the occupation of Bray Wilkinson, the 23ª of September, 1662.


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The first line runs from a white Oak marked R. B. northwesterly to a Rocky point, where a white Oak is marked ; and from thence by the Southerly corner of Beachy meadow to a white oak marked, the length about a mile and a quarter. The second line from the last marked white oak upon a west and by South Point, about a mile to an Oak marked R. B.


The third line from the said Oak upon a South and by East point a mile and quarter to a Tree marked on the South West side of the Pond, taking in a meadow of about twenty-five acres, lying without the said line and adjoining to it, towards the northerly end thereof.


The fourth line from the last marked Tree, upon an East and by North point to the first white Oak marked R. B., in length one mile and a quarter.


Also, One hundred acres lying square on the plain before the Dwell- ing house of Bray Wilkinson ; beginning at the brook that runs into Price's meadow, and running in length down to a white oak marked, about 160 rod, and in breadth at both ends 100 rods to a Tree marked, at either end; the lower or South East angle being a Pine Tree marked ; the upper or North West angle being an oak marked, stand- ing near a great Rock, - Provided, that part of the Pine Swamp, that lieth within the said Bounds, shall be free and common for any to take off the timber growing thereon.


WM. HAWTHORNE, THOMAS HOWLET.


The Court allowes and approves of this Return. A true Copy, as appears of Record, Exam'd Pr. JAS. ADDINGTON, Sec'y.


D.


A LIST OF THE SOLDIERS OF THE REVOLUTION FROM READING.


It is not presumed that this is a perfect list, but as nearly so as we had time and ability to make it.


Ephraim Abbott. Josiah Abbott. Jonas Adams. Joseph Bancroft, Lt. Caleb Bancroft, James Bancroft, Captain. Sam'l Bancroft. Joshua Bancroft.


Jonas Bancroft. Jonas Bancroft, Jr. Edmund Bancroft. Job Bancroft. John Bancroft. John Batchelder. John Batchelder, Jr. Nat'n Batchelder.


David Batchelder. Wm. Beers. Joshua Burnham, Fifer and Drummer. Sampson Blackman, col'd. Primus Blackman, Amos Boardman. Elias Boardman.


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Benj'n Boardman. Moses Boardman. Joseph Boutwell. John Boutwell. Kendall Boutwell. James Boutwell. John Brooks .. Joseph Brooks. Jona. Brooks. Benj'n Brown. Charles Brown. Jacob Brown. Jona. Brown. Joseph Brown. Amos Bryant. Timothy Bryant, Jr.


Elijah Cory. Samuel Clapp. Siers Cook, Ens. David Damon.


Benja. Damon. Ezra Damon.


Samuel Damon. Daniel Damon. Joseph Damon. Ebenezer Damon.


Wm. Deadman.


John Dix.


Robert Douglas. Robert Daland.


James Davis.


Daniel Davis.


James Bryant.


John Bryant.


Elias Bryant. - Butters.


John Brooks, Capt. John Buxton.


John Buxton, Jr.


Ebenezer Buxton.


Jeduthun Buxton.


Stephen Buxton.


Benja. Buxton.


John Emerson.


Jona. Buxton.


Wm. Buxton.


Benja. Emerson.


Jacob Burnap.


John Burnap.


Geo. Burnap.


Isaac Burnap.


Kendall Emerson, Sergt. Natha'l Emerson.


Joshua Eaton, Sergt.


Joseph Barrett.


Joshua Eaton, Drum Maj. Reuben Eaton.


Lilley Eaton.


Abraham Eaton.


Timothy Eaton.


Charles Eaton, Fifer.


Samuel Eaton.


Nathaniel Eaton.


Jonathan Eaton.


Thomas Eaton.


Thomas Eaton, Jr. Wm. Eaton.


Nathaniel Eaton, Jr. Eliab Eaton.


Jeremiah Eaton. Sampson Eaton. Samuel Evans. Daniel Evans.


Nathaniel Evans.


Andrew Evans.


Chester Freeman, col'd. Doss Freeman, Primus Freeman, Sharper Freeman, Peter Freeman, Cato Freeman, 66


John Fowle.


Benja. Flint. Levi Flint. Ebenezer Flint, Sergt. Sam'l Flint. Edmund Flint.


Daniel Flint. John Flint. George Flint. Wm. Flint. Jona. Flint. Hezekiah Flint. - Farley. Edward Farmer. John Farmer.


Nathan Foster. Abraham Foster, Capt. Benja. Foster.


Edmund Foster.


Wm. Foster, Corporal. Andrew Foster. Sam'l Frothingham.


John Farrar. Nathan Felch. John Felch. Parker Felch. Sam'l Felch.


Sam'l Felt.


Daniel Gould.


Reuben Gould.


Jona. Gould. Wm. Gould.


Benja. Gould. Wm. Green.


Thomas Green. Jeremiah Green. Daniel Green. Jonas Green. John Green, Serg. Daniel Graves.


Nathaniel Graves. Benj. Gleason. Stephen Greenleaf. Thaddeus Goodwin. John Goodwin. Nathaniel Goodwin.


Samuel Goodwin. Thomas Goodwin. John Hart.


Asa Hart. Jeremiah Hartshorn. Thomas Hartshorn.


Jona. Hartshorn. Wm. Hartshorn. John Hartshorn.


Nathaniel Hartshorn.


Timothy Hartshorn.


Thomas Hatson or Hud- son, Fifer. Joel Holden. John Holden. Joseph Holden. Thomas Hay.


Stephen Barrett. Bacchus, col'd. Abijah Beard. Cleaveland Beard. Wm. Beard.


Zachariah Bragg. Michael Baldwin. Jeremiah Baldwin.


Samuel Bodge. Samuel Badger. Joseph Burditt. John Cutler or Cutter.


.Ephraim Carter. Benja. Carter. Jabez Carter. Stephen Carter. Enoch Carter. Robert Convers.


Josiah Convers. Nathan'l Cowdrey. Nathan'l Cowdrey, Jr. Reuben Coombs. Reuben Camp (or Kemp). Peter Calley. Stephen Curtis. Samuel Cory.


Benja. Dutton, Corp.


Samuel Ellenwood. Joseph Eberdon.


Thomas Edmands. James Emerson. Peter Emerson. Wm. Emerson.


Thomas Emerson.


Ebenezer Emerson.


Elias Emerson.


John Emerson, Jr.


Joseph Emerson.


Aaron Emerson.


Daniel Emerson.


Joseph Burnap. John Balley.


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Wm. Parker.


Joseph Parker. Daniel Parker, Jr. Jonas Parker. Aaron Parker.


Ebenezer Parker. Nathan Parker.


Elisha Tottingham, Jr.


Edmund Parker.


Thomas Thoyt.


Benja. Parker. Elisha Parker.


Ichabod Parker.


Caleb Parker.


Amos Pearson.


Seward Poland.


John Taylor.


Jonathan P. Pollard.


Samuel Temple.


John Pike.


Nath'l Upton.


Ebenezer Pike. John Pratt.


Ebenezer Upton.


Ephraim Pratt, Left.


Isaac Upton.


Daniel Pratt.


Benja. Pratt.


Silas Pratt.


Abraham Upton.


Wm. Pratt.


Jeduthan Upton.


Ezra Pratt.


Jethro Upton.


Joseph Perry.


Timothy Vinton, Jr.


Edward Pratt.


Enoch Kidder.


Seth Leviston (Livingston), Sergt.


John Lambert (Naval). Davis Lambert. Jonas Lewis. Samuel Lewis.


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Isaac Ridgway.


Nathan Walton.


Thos. Richardson, Left.


Isaac Walton.


Wm. Richardson.


Jotham Walton.


Edmund Richardson.


Israel Walton.


Peter Richardson.


Timothy Wakefield.


Herbert Richardson.


Eben'r Wakefield.


Luke Richardson.


Benja. Roaff.


Wm. Winship. Jacob Wait. Thomas Wait. David Wright.


Wm. Raddin.


Wm. Russell.


Nathan Woolley


Thos. Sawyer.


David Watson.


Wm. Sawyer.


Abel Whiting.


Eben'r Smith.


James Wilson. Leonard Wilson.


Ezra Smith.


Wm. Wilson.


Benja. Williams, Corp.


Abraham Smith. Benj. Smith.


Asa Williams.


Wm. Stimpson.


Eben'r Williams.


Wm. Stimpson, 2d.


Nathaniel Wiley.


Wm. Wiley.


Eben'r Wiley. James Wiley. John Wiley.


Timothy Wiley.


Phineas Wiley. Samuel Wiley. Jona. Weston.


Nathaniel Weston.


James Weston. Reuben Weston.


William Hay. Samuel Hutchins. Joseph Hopkins. Joseph Hill. James Hill. John Hill. Paul Hill. Asa Hill. Alpheus Hill. John Hatson. Benj. Hunt. Benja. Herrick. Jacob Herrick. Nicholas Holt. Joseph Holt.


Wm. Holt. John Hutchinson (Naval). Henry Hawkes. Joseph Hawkins. A. Johnson. Joseph Johnson. Benja. Johnson. Seth Johnson. Wm. Johnson. Daniel Killom, Corp. Archelaus Kenney.


Eleazer Flagg Poole.


Samuel Poole.


Daniel Poole. James Poole.


Josiah Walton.


Titus Potamia, col'd.


James Walton.


Samuel Lamson. Sampson London.


Phineas McIntire. Benja. McIntire. Daniel McIntire. Wm. McIntire. Eben'r McIntire. Elijah McIntire. Elias McIntire. Nathan Mason. Rob't Mason.


Richard Mason. Wm. Melendy. Wm. McMillian. Peter McAllister. - Nick. Thomas Nichols. Ebenezer Nichols. Jesse Nichols. Jona. Nichols. Benja. Nichols.


Jeremiah Nichols. Joseph Nichols. John Nichols. Jephthah Nutting. Jona. Nutting. Elisha Newhall. Aaron Nurse. David Parker.


Ebenezer Stimpson. Phineas Stimpson. Enoch Stocker. Cornelius Sweetser. John Sweetser. Wm. Sweetser. Benja. Sweetser. Jona. Stearns. Isaac Stearns.


James Symonds. Thomas Symonds.


Isaac Symonds. Samuel Seagrave (Naval). Ebenezer Stone. Russell Sheldon. Jesse Snow. Elisha Tottingham.


Wm. Tarbox.


Jona. Thompson.


Wm. Thompson. Israel Taylor. Samuel Taylor.


Amos Upton.


John Upton. Paul Upton.


Oliver Walton. Benja. Walton. Jacob Walton.


Ebenezer Walton.


Jonas Rice.


Isaac Smith.


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Daniel Weston. John Walker. Samuel Walker. Joseph Walker.


Benj. Welch. Sam'l Woodward. Timothy Wiley. Jona. Wiley.


Nathaniel Wiley, Jr. Benja. Wiley. Benja. Young. Wm. Young.


E.


" Reading, May 7, 1719.


A pettion of ye assessors of ye north presinct in Reeding, in ye behalf of ye foresaid presinct to ye towne of Reeding, that whareas by an act of ye Genneral Cort we ware made a presinct and thair by obliged to setil a minister, and to see him comfortably suported ; and thair being sav- rail parsels of màdow, which the towne has devoted to a minesteral use, altho' we are two distinct presincts, yet we are but one towne, hoping yt you will one us for a part of the Towne by granting us, ye North presinct, ye emprovement of ye one half of ye minesteral madows, which we hope you Readely Doe, which will be a halp to us and an incorigment to ye Reverand M' Putman to continue amonst us, a man in whome we tak much satisfaction ; - which we hop you rejoyc in ; which we have Reson to think you do, by what we have heard yt there is a considrable number that has subscribed fifteen pounds annually for five years to incorig the satilment of the gospel amongst us ; and also the Towne in General afterward by a free and voluntary Contribution, which was a great halp to us, and no doubt but a great incorigment to the Revrand Mr. Putman, for which we thank god for opning your harts thus bounti- fully to us in our beginings to incorig the gospel amongst, for we we Render you harty thanks.


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So we remain your Frinds and humble pettioners, by the Request of presinct and in behalf of the presinct.


"THOMAS TAYLOR.


JOHN HARNDEN.


JOHN EATON."


F.


" To ye freeholdrs & inhabitants of Reading (peticularly those belong- ing to this parish) convened May 14, 1719, Grace, mercy and peace unto you be multiplyd, amen. Brethren, I lately received of Constable Ed: Brown £9 2s. Id. in full for my Sallary for ye year 1718, wth my thanks to you, yt tis so early come in. Twas seasonable to me. But I confess twas much too scant for my necessity. You are not insensible yt allmost everything is strangely raised of late. Brethren, I am sen-


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sible of the charge this parish has lately been at, both in incourageing ye North precinct, at we I have rejoyced, and moveing ye pulpit wrin I find help and benefit. It is not y"fore wthout sensible trouble, yt I feel a ne- cessity to tell you my sinking circumstances. I have recª my Sallary, and yet find myselfe more than £20 in debt for necessaries received ye last year, besides what is advanced in ys, we is more yn half of yt sum. And yet I have pay'd my money, rec'd of you, as far as it would go, reserving but a short pittance to myselfe. In other years yt I have been wth you, when I was in Straits (as wt I have had of you has never maintained me), I helped myselfe out of my own estate, &c., more than 20 pounds, and yt most cheerfully ; for I came not here to make a prey of you, nor an estate among you ; but because I thou't God call'd me here : But of late such has been, & yet are the circumstances of my proper estate, yt I cant do as I have done ; could I, I had done it still wthout troubling you now. In short, Brethren, if to have no cheese, butt", malt, nor stock of meal, no more yn one bushel of corn, nor money to buy, be to be in want, I am so. But I will not faint, ye Earthe is ye Lord's and the fullness y"of. Brethren, If you can consid" me and raise my Sallary in time to come, I leave it with you & commit myselfe to ye Lord, & under him to you, while I am among you ; Being willing to my utmost to serve you so long as ye Ld shall enable me, and you willing to suport me.


" I am yr Soul's frind and Servant,


" MAY II, 1719."


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SOLDIERS IN THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WARS OF 1745 TO 1759-'60.


Col. Eben'r Nichols. Capt. Wm. Flint (died at Lake George in 1756 or '7). Lieut. Benj. Foster,


66 Samuel Hartshorn.


Jacob Bancroft.


Corp. Benj. Parker. Joseph Hill. Wm. Stimpson, clerk. Caleb Bancroft. Jeremiah Bancroft. Kendall Flint. Cornelius Calnon. Elijah Dennis. Lt. Benj. Flint.


Samuel Graves. John Batt.


Stephen Knight. John Brown.


Joshua Eaton.


Kendall Goodwin.


Lemuel Jenkins.


Eben'r Lewis.


Thos. Rayner. Ebenezer Parker.


Joel Morgan.


Timothy Nichols.


John Weston. Nathaniel Eaton.


Phineas Richardson. Thos. Thoyts. Wm. Winchester.


Jona. Foster.


Jona. McIntire.


Thos. Richardson.


Ens. James Poole.


Green Parker.


Wm. Sheldon.


Abraham Foster.


Richard Melendy.


Isaac Walton.


Timo. Hartshorne (died).


Didymus Nichols.


Timo. Bryant.


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" RICH'D BROWN."


John Jeffrey. Thos. Gould. Thos. Hart.


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Capt. David Greene. Sergt. Joshua Nichols. James Hartshorne. John Emerson, Jr. Benj. Batchelder. John Boutwell. Michael Sweetser. James Williams. Capt. Jonathan Poole. Daniel Gardner. Capt. Thos. Flint. Abraham Sheldon. James Flint. Wm. Sawyer. Timo. Russell. Ephraim Pratt. Jona. Dix. Eben'r McIntire. Timothy McIntire. Benj. McIntire.


Jacob Townsend. John Atwell. Nath'l Cowdrey. Phineas Parker. Isaac Noyes. Sam'l Smith.


Troop of Horse.


Capt. Jona. Eaton.


Capt. John Bryant.


Q. M. James Weston.


Corpl. Jabez Damon.


Francis Kendall, Jr.


Thos. Eaton. Eben'r Smith.


I eter Emerson.


Timo. Nichols, Jr.


John Weston.


Wm. Bryant, Jr.


Jacob Upton.


Abraham Upton.


Jonah Parker.


Elijah Upton.


Wm. Winchester.


Archelaus McIntire.


Eph'm Sheldon.


Ephr'm Holt.


Timothy Stimpson.


Jacob Upton.


Nathan Phelps. Asa Barker.


Jeremiah Richardson.


Timo. Bancroft. James Woodward. Wm. Pelsue.


James Walton (died in the service).


Joseph Felch (died in the service). Asa Buck.


Capt. Sam'l Bancroft.


Phineas Lovejoy.


Jesse Richardson.


Nath'l Sawyer.


Jere'h Richardson.


John Lilley.


Nath'l Eaton.


Lemuel Jenkins. Thos. Rainer. John Brown. Stephen Knight. James Stimpson, Surgeon's mate, in His Majesty's ship "King George." Phineas Parker, Jr. Nath'l Swain (son of John). Wm. Coggin.


Eben'r Damon.


Daniel Foster.


Samuel Foster.


John Nichols (escaped by flight from the massacre at Fort Edward). Jona. Person (2d Lt.).


Sergt. John Swain.


Nath'l Batchelder.


Jonas or Jona. Parker.


Thos. Boutwell. Samuel Brown (son of Jere.). John Boutwell (son of John).


Samuel Farley.


Benj. Batchelder.


Tim. Damon.


Amos Green.


Jere'h Bryant, Jr. Reuben Boutwell. Amos Flint.


Wm. Upton. Eben'r Lewis.


Sergt. Nathan Walton.


Sam'l Damon.


Capt. John Dix.


Thos. Brown (son of Jere.). John Kimball.


Sam'l Smith.


Josiah Walton, Jr.


Nathan Flint.


Benj. Curtis. Sam'l Reed. Wm. Buxton. Benj. Swain. Kendall Townsend.


Asa Parker. Eben'r Flint. Wm. Bickford.


H. ROLLS OF THE THREE COMPANIES OF MILITIA,


IN THE TOWN OF READING, BELONGING TO THE REGIMENT COMMANDED BY COL. DAVID GREEN, OF READING, AS THEY STOOD APRIL 19, 1775.


Ist Parish Co. John Walton, Captain. John Pratt, Lieut. Thomas Green, Ens. John Brown, Sergt. John Vinton,


Wm. Green, Sergt. Daniel Gould, "


James Smith, Corp'l. James Bennett, " Thomas Poole, Drummer. Thos. Hudson, Fifer.


Aaron Green. John Fowle. Isaac Smith. Michael Sweetser.


Nathan'l Wiley. David Smith.


Jona. Tower. Daniel Graves.


Timothy Eaton. Samuel Marbel.


John Buxton. Solomon McIntire.


Collins Hartshorn.


Jacob Pierce.


Daniel Sheldon (died in service).


Jona. Batchelder.


Thos. Nichols.


Mingo, servant of Jere'h Swain.


Samuel Sheldon.


Ephraim Parker. Benja. Nichols. Joseph Bancroft. Jona. Weston.


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Eph. McIntier. Solomon McIntier. Mr. Jacob McIntier. Wm. Nichols. Henry Putnam. Joseph Phelps. David Parker. Sam'l Parker.


Isaac Tinkcom. Wm. Russell.


Sergt. Abraham Sheldon.


Ens. Wm. Sawyer.


John Stack or Slack.


Nath'l Sheldon, Jr. Zack'h Sheldon.


Wm. Stone.


Geo. Flint,


Benja. Upton, 66


Jabez Upton, 66


Jonathan Batchelder.


Job Bancroft.




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