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Voted, That the Selectmen be authorized and directed to pay a bounty of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars to each man who has or may enlist from this town as one of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, and is accepted and mustered into the service of the United States as one of the quota of the town of Brimfield, under the aforesaid orders of the President of the United States, bearing date August 4, 1862.
Voted, That the Town Treasurer be authorized to borrow such sums of money as may be required for the aforesaid purpose.
Voted, That in case any of the volunteers from this town are sick or wounded while in service, and in need of care and attention, that is not, or cannot be furnished by the Government, that the Selectmen be authorized and directed to furnish such aid and assistance by nurses or otherwise as in their discretion seems proper."
The provisions of the Enlistment Roll of August 4th having been complied with by the town, ordering the bounty paid as specified, and the requisite number of men having signed the same, the men so en- listed united with the quotas of the towns of Monson, Wales and Hol- land, making the number required for a company.
" Commonwealth of Massachusetts. HEAD-QUARTERS, BOSTON, Sept. 8, 1862.
Special Order No. 783.
Francis D. Lincoln and 99 others of Brimfield, Monson, etc., having forwarded to the Adjutant-General a Roll of Enlistment for the Volun- teer Militia of the Commonwealth, it is ordered that a Company be organized of the men thus enlisted, and that a Captain, and one First and one Second Lieutenant be immediately chosen. The order to as- semble the men will be directed to said Francis D. Lincoln, who will furnish the presiding officer with an attested copy of the Enlistment Roll previous to the meeting. The usual ten days' notice to Electors will be waived. One of the Selectmen of Monson will preside at the Election.
By command of His Excellency John A. Andrew, Governor and Commander-in-Chief.
WM. BROWN, Ass't Adjutant-General."
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Pursuant to the foregoing order, the volunteers from Brimfield, Monson, Wales and Holland, assembled at the Town Hall in Brim- field on Tuesday, the 9th day of September, A. D., 1862, and were called to order by Daniel G. Potter, Chairman of the Selectmen of Monson, and eighty-six persons answered to their names. After an informal ballot for captain, it was voted to proceed to the choice of captain ; whole number of votes eighty-two. Francis D. Lincoln of Brimfield, had eighty-two votes, and was declared elected.
Voted, " To proceed to the choice of a First Lieutenant; whole num- berof votes eighty-two. George H. Howe of Monson, had seventy-nine votes, Julius M. Lyon of Wales had two votes, and F. D. Lincoln one vote. George H. Howe was declared elected. It was then voted to pro- ceed to the choice of Second Lieutenant ; whole number of votes eighty- five. Julius M. Lyon of Wales, had eighty-two votes, George M. Stewart of Wales, two votes, Peter W. Moore of Wales, one vote. Julius M. Lyon was declared elected.
Francis D. Lincoln of Brimfield. George H. Howe of Monson, and Julius M. Lyon of Wales, having signified their acceptance of the of- fives to which they had been respectively elected, the meeting was dis- solved."
During the year 1863, as the Government had ordered 300,000 men to be furnished by draft, efforts to secure volunteers ceased. July 15, thirty-three men were drafted from Brimfield; of this number twenty three were exempted. One enlisted before notified; eight commuted by the payment of $300 each, and one was held to service and discharged at the close of the war.
At a town meeting held September 22, 1863, it was voted to furnish aid to the families of persons who have been or may hereafter be drafted into the service of the United States.
After the call of the President. March 14, 1864, for 200,000 men, no provision having been made by the town for the payment of houn- ties for the same, the following was circulated and signed by a large number of the tax payers in town, and presented to the Selectmen.
"To the Selectmen of Brimfield.
GENTLEMEN :- We the undersigned, request you to take measures to procure such number of men as may be necessary to fill the quota of the town of Brimfield under the order of the President of the United States for a draft of 260.000 men, issued on the 14th inst., and we hereby pledge ourselves, collectively and individually, to pay to you or your order all necessary expenses incurred therefor.
Brimfield, March 26, 1864."
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April 4. 1864. the town appropriated Twelve Hundred Dollars for the payment of bounties to soldiers, and on motion of George C. Ho- mer, it was voted to pay One Hundred and Twenty-five Dollars ($125) to each volunteer, who shall be enlisted and serve on the present quota of 200,000 men called for by the President of the United States.
TOWN MEETING, JULY 27, 1864.
Voted, "That the Selectmen be authorized to take such measures, and to offer and pay such sums of money as they may deem necessary and proper, to procure the quotas of volunteers in the military service called for from this town, under any order or call of the President of the United States, issued after the first day of March, A. D. 1864, and before the first day of March A. D. 1865, provided that the amount of money so paid out, shall not exceed the sum of One Hundred and Twenty-five Dollars for each volunteer enlisted, and mustered into said service as a part of the quota of this town under the orders of the Pres- ident issued during said period.
The Selectmen finding themselves unable to secure the quota of the town for the bounty offered, a public meeting of the citizens was called to consider and act upon the matter. At this meeting. the fol- lowing proposition was offered and adopted, to be presented to the people, viz. :
"On demand we the undersigned promise to pay to the order of the Selectmen of the town of Brimfield, the sums set against our own re- spective names, in order to enable them to offer and pay a bounty to each person who may enlist and is mustered into the service of the United States as one of the quota of said town, under the last call or order of the President for 500,000 men, and in case said quota is not filled by volunteers the Selectmen are hereby authorized to use the un- expended balance in paying a bounty to such persons as may be drafted, and held to service to fill the deficiency in volunteers. Pro- vided the applicant for the same has subscribed hereto the sum of Twenty-five Dollars, also an amount equal to a tax of one half of one per centum on his taxable property. It being understood that subscriptions hereto shall not be considered valid and binding unless the sum of Four Thousand Dollars is subscribed for the above on or before the fifteenth day of August inst.
Brimfield, August 1, 1864.3'
The response of the people was, subscriptions to the amount of Four Thousand and Eighty-one Dollars ($4,081).
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SECOND SUBSCRIPTION.
"We the undersigned promise to pay to the order of the Selectmen of the town of Brimfield, the sum set against our own respective names, to enable them to offer and pay a bounty to such as may enlist and are mustered into the service of the United States as a part of the quota of the town of Brimfield under the last call of the President for 300,000 men.
Brimfield, Dec. 28, 1864."
Five Hundred and Twenty-five Dollars ( $525) was subscribed and paid for the above purpose.
TOWN MEETING MARCH 13, 1865.
Voted, "To act on the Eighth Article.
And that the Selectmen be authorized to offer and pay such a boun- ty to persons who may hereafter enlist from this town into the service of the United States, as may be authorized by the laws of the State."
TOWN MEETING MAY 31, 1865.
" On motion it was voted to raise by taxation on the Polls and Es- tates of the town, the sum of Forty Six Hundred and Six Dollars ($4606), to refund to individuals the several sums contributed by them for the benefit of those who volunteered to fill the quotas of the town under the calls from the President during the year Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-four, and that the same be assessed, collected and paid over to the Town Treasurer on or before the 10th day of February next.
Voted, That the Selectmen be instructed to draw orders on the Treasurer payable on the 10th of February next, in favor of the sey- eral individuals, who contributed in the manner and for the purpose above specified, to the amount each individual so contributed-
From Schouler's History of Massachusetts in the Civil War. we learn that Brimfield furnished one hundred and thirty-eight men for the war. a surplus of five over all demands. The amount of money appropriated and expended by the town for military purposes, exclusive of State aid. was Fifteen Thousand and Sixty-Four dollars and Thirty-three Cents.
The amount raised and expended by the town for State aid to sol- diers' families during the war, and which was afterwards repaid by the State, was $5,853.11.
The ladies of Brimfield were active during the whole of the war. By subscriptions and fairs held by them, they raised $1,803.25 for the Sanitary and Christian Commissions, and before the 46th Regiment
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left the State, they raised Seventy-five Dollars, and with it purchased a sword, belt and sash, which they presented to their townsman, Fran- cis D. Lincoln, who commanded a Company in the Regiment.
TOWN MEETING, MARCH 12, 1866.
Voted, "On motion of Capt. Francis D. Lincoln, that the town erect a Monument to the memory of their soldiers, who died in the service of their Country.
Voted, That a committee of five be appointed to procure a plan for a Monument, an estimate of the expense, also report a location for the same at some future time. Francis D. Lincoln, Sumner Parker, Wil- liam H. Wyles, Nathan F. Robinson, and Thomas J. Morgan, were appointed said committee."
At an adjourned meeting, April 2, 1866,
The committee chosen to report a plan, and estimate of the expense, and location for a Monument to our deceased soldiers, made a verbal report by their chairman, Capt. F. D. Lincoln, exhibiting a design furnished by William N. Flynt of Monson, which he would furnish, showing thereon in raised letters, by whom and for what purpose erected, and the names of our deceased soldiers, for the sum of Twelve Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
And that Silas C. Herring had offered if the Monument was located on the site proposed, near the Hotel, that he would at his own expense enclose it with a good substantial fence.
Voted, That the Committee to procure a plan for a Monument to our deceased soldiers, be authorized to contract for the erection of the same, at an expense not to exceed Twelve Hundred and fifty Dollars ($1.250), and that the design and location thereof, and all questions relating to the same, be left to their discretion and determination.
DEDICATION OF MONUMENT.
At the dedication of the Monument, July 1, 1866. Samuel W. Brown. Chief Marshal, the procession under the escort of the Brimfield Rifle Company, organized in 1828 and represented by 40 members. com- manded by their first Captain, Cyrel R. Brown, preceded by the South- bridge Cornet Band, moved to the south side of the Common. where from a platform under the elms, the assemblage were welcomed in a brief address by the President of the day. Col. John W. Foster, of Chi- cago, for many years a resident of the town ; from thence the procession moved to the Church, where prayer was offered by Rev. C. M. Hyde, the resident pastor; the Declaration of Independence was read by Newton S. Hubbard.
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The procession then reformed and marched to the Monument ; an address was delivered by Capt. Francis D. Lincoln, containing a his- tory of the services of the town, in contributing men and money for the war, and tracing the career of each of the volunteers, who sealed his devotion with his life. The dedicatory prayer was offered by Rev. Joseph Vaill. D. D. After these exercises, the people repaired to the Town Hall, where they did ample justice to the dinner fur- nished by Edward W. Sherman, of the Brimfield Hotel. After din- ner, the audience was addressed by Rev. C. M. Hyde and others; after which sentiments were offered, James B. Brown acting as toast- master.
The material of the Monument is granite, from the quarry of Wm. N. Flynt. of Monson, which, having been set off from Brimfield, may therefore be regarded as a home product ; its height 18 feet 6 inches, and its base 4 feet 5 inches.
On the North side it bears, in raised letters, the inscription : Our Country's Defenders in the War of the Rebellion. Erected by the Town.
On the East side, HI. W. King, G. W. Paige, R. A. Parker, E. E. Parker, E. F. Manning, A. N. Manning.
On the South side. M. H. Smith, G. HI. Dimick, Jas. Crosby, A. W. Latham, H. W. Robinson, Silas Phelps.
On the West side, G. W. Allen, Wm. Kenney, L. P. Parker, C. E. Alexander, John Cronin, P. Barry.
TOWN MEETING, MARCH 8, 1869.
The Committee chosen to procure and cause to be erected a Monu- ment to the soldiers of Brimfield, who died in the War of the Rebellion, reported that they had attended to the duty assigned them; also that Silas C. Herring and Elijah T. Sherman had, at their own expense, enclosed the Monument Park with a substantial and elegant Iron Fence, and concluding by recommending the following, which was adopted by a unanimous vote :
" Whereas, Silas C. Herring and Elijah T. Sherman, former citizens of the town of Brimfield, generously gave the Iron Fence which en- closes the ground where the Soldiers' Monument stands,
Therefore, voted unanimously, that the thanks of the Town are due and are hereby tendered them for the above named generous gift.
Voted, That the Town Clerk be directed to forward a copy of the above vote to Silas C. Herring and Elijah 'T. Sherman."
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SOLDIERS FROM BRIMFIELD IN THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR.
A list of the officers and soldiers that were impressed at Brimfield for his Majestic's service and sent into the Western Frontier for de- fense, in the time of the alarm in June, 1747. with the time of their continuance in service, viz. : eight days. Mass. Archives, Book 92, page 49.
James Mirick, Ensign,
Charles Hoar,
Ichabod Bliss, Sergeant,
Daniel Morgan, .
Medad Hitchcock, Corporal,
Henry Burt,
Daniel Graves, Cent.,
John Nelson,
Samuel Kilborn,
E- Moreton,
Nathaniel Clark,
Joseph Bullings,
Mark Ferry,
Nathaniel Munger.
Humphrey Gardner,
Mass. Archives, Vol. 94, page 153, is the following :
" A list of men that were enlisted and impressed out of the South Regiment in the County of Hampshire on ye 22d day of April last, ar- cording to General Order &c of 15th April, and certified by Col John Worthington May 29. 1756."
There are the names of sixty-five persons on the list. As the res- idence is not given, we are not able to designate as residents of Brim- field only Simeon Hubbard, Samuel Lee, Samuel Bates, John Burt, Edward Cobb.
A muster roll of the Company in His Majesty's service under the command of Daniel Burt, Captain, from March 30, 1755, to January 3, 1756. Mass. Archives, Book 94, page 90.
Daniel Burt, Captain, Samuel Chandler, Lieutenant,
Benj. Webber.
Joshua Garey.
Trustram Davis, Ensign, Jonathan Brown, Sergeant,
Ichabod Meecham.
Francis Baxter.
John Harkness,
Thomas Walton.
William Janes, 66
Simeon Burke.
Daniel Loomis, Clerk,
Perez Marsh, Jr.
Ebenezer Arms, Drummer,
Dennis Wedge. John Burt.
John Hallowell, Corporal, Josh Russell, 66
Nathaniel Mighill.
John Mighill, 66
Jabez Keep,
Robert Dunkly, Jr. James Turner.
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Ephraim White, Centinel,
Elijah Mighill.
Ebenezer Bishop,
Gideon Dimock.
Joseph Moffatt, Jr.
Daniel Moffatt.
Nathaniel Collins, Jr.
John Brightwell.
Jno. Bishop, Jr.
Thomas Blodgett.
John Thompson.
Edward Roatch.
Asa Merritt.
Jehiel Morgan.
Sam'l Livermore.
Ebenezer Scott, Jr.
Wm. Gordon.
Deliverance Carpenter. William Dadee.
Roll endorsed "Capt Daniel Burts Co on Crown Point Expedition."
Muster Roll of Captain Ebenezer Moulton's Company expedition to Crown Point in Colonel Pomeroy's regiment, from Sept. 11th to Dec. 25th, 1755. Mass. Archives, Book 94, page 45.
Ebenezer Moulton, Capt.
William Gardner.
Gideon Merrick, Lieut.
Nehemiah Needham.
David Wallis, Ensign.
Sam Bullen.
Humphrey Cram, Clerk.
John Hiel.
Hugh Tackles, Sergt.
John Lamberton.
Joseph Belknap, “ Joseph Munger, "
Thom. Anders.
Jonathan Lumbard.
Joshua Burgess, Corp,
Phineas Mirrick,
Phineas Durkee,
Jonathan Kilbourn.
Aaron Graves,
Josiah Converse, Jr. Joseph Moulton.
Richard Jordan, Drummer.
Samuel Mcclellan.
Wm. Belknap. James Runnels. Isaac Aplin. Timothy Farrell.
Archippas Blodgett.
David Brittian.
Robert McMaster.
Jonathan King.
Benjamin Stebbins.
Wm. Fleming. Samuel Frost.
David Lumbard. Thom. Riddle. Stephen Clark. John Chedle. Ebenezer Frost.
Asa Belknap .!
Timothy Walker. Reuben Morgan.
John Cross. John Danielson, Jr.
Abner Blodgett.
Timothy Colton. Adonijah Russell. Abijah Healy. Henry Webber. Sam Dearing.
Joseph Davis.
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William Garey. Henry Lyon.
Jonathan Frost. Ebenezer Cooley.
A list of Brimfield men in Capt. Trustram Davis' Company, in Col. Dwight's regiment. Crown Point expedition. mustered into service Oct. 11, 1756. Mass. Archives, Book 91, page 557.
Capt. Trustram Davis, Brimfield.
Joseph Molton. John Davis.
John Mighill, Clerk, 66
Israel Walker, Sergt.
Joseph Needham.
Ephraim Wite, Corp.
Jacob Webber. .
Joseph foot, Drummer.
Asa Belknap. Andrew Walton.
Elijah Mighill.
John Post.
Isaac Wallis.
Samuel Allen.
Jotham King.
Josiah Smith.
WVm. Garle.
Reuben Townsley.
Samuel Smith.
Samuel Lee.
Edward Cobb.
Daniel Allen.
36 men in the Company ; 23 from Brimfield.
Muster Roll of a Company of foot in His Majesty's service under the command of Daniel Burt, in a regiment raised by the Province of the Massachusetts Bay, for the reduction of Canada, whereof Win. Wil- liams is Col .- from March 13th to Nov. 20, 1758. Mass. Archives, Vol. 96, pages 384-386.
Daniel Burt, Capt. Aaron Merrick, Sergeant.
Aguila Moffett. Paul Hitchcock.
Israel Walker.
Jotham King.
Benj. Blodgett.
Benj. Nelson.
Timothy Walker.
William Garey.
Jonathan Molton.
Nathaniel Mighill. Reuben Tousley.
Isaac Bliss. John Morgan. Joseph Thomson.
Phineas Graves.
Simeon Keene.
Ebenezer Stebbins.
John Rosebrook. Richard Bushup.
Elnathan Munger.
Sam Webber. Sam Micil. John Thompson. Reuben Lilley. Phineas Dingey, Sergeant.
John Shaw. John Harris.
Peter Groves. Smith Ainsworth.
Isaac Scott.
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Josiah Holbrook, Corp.
Daniel Sherman, son of Phineas
Isaac Mund, Drum.
Berial Sherman.
Joseph Morgan.
Jasper Needham, Drum. Asa Belknap.
Jacob Ainsworth.
Israel Janes.
Matthias Hartman.
Peter Fuller.
William Nelson.
Asa Holbrook.
Benjamin Carpenter.
Thomas Hobart.
Benj. Webber.
Reuben Hoar.
One hundred men in the Company ; 49 from Brimfield.
A Muster Roll of the Company in his majesty's service, under the command of Trustrum Davis, from Feb. 14, to Dec. 16, 1760. Mass. Archives, Vol. 98, pages 271-274.
Trustram Davis, Capt.
John Hinds.
Jonathan Morgan, Lieut.
Aaron Mighell.
Joseph Thompson, “
Joseph Crawfort.
Dan Knowlton, Ensign.
Reuben Tousley.
Samuel Mighell, Sergeant.
Benj. Nelson.
Gideon Dimick, 6
Caleb Loomis.
Reuben Lilley, Cent.
Edward Cobb.
Peter Fuller, Corp.
Thos. Anderson.
John Anderson, Corp.
John Wallis.
William Bishop, «
John Davis.
Sam Blodgett, Drum.
Jonathan Babcock.
George Larkin, Cent.
Benajah Rice.
Jehiel Morgan,
Jonathan Norris.
Asa Belknap.
Jno. Harris.
Ariel Mighell.
Jona. Torrey.
John Robinson.
David Torrey.
Samuel Frizzell.
Leonard Hoar.
Joseph Hitchcock.
Alex. Jennings.
Daniel Haines.
Nathaniel Cooley.
Adonijah Cooley.
Trustram Davis, Jr.
Joseph Davis.
Lemuel Hind.
George Peagray.
SOLDIERS FROM BRIMFIELD, WAR OF THE REVO- LUTION.
From the muster rolls on file in the State House, have been made out the following list of soldiers in the Revolution. It will be noticed that the time of service in the militia was often very short, but the
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calls were very frequent. The whole number who served in the Con- tinental Army, continuously, was 22; 228 names indicate the readi- ness of the inhabitants, who numbered only 236 ratable polls in 1771. to meet the country's demands for military service.
In the following table the numbers affixed to each name denote the special service rendered, as arranged in this list :
1. 1775, Apr. 19,
Lexington Alarm,
Thompson.
Danielson.
Sherman. Pynchon.
Thompson. Danielson.
4.
Walker. Danielson.
5.
Walbridge.
Brewer.
6. 1776,
6.
Roxbury,
Sherman. Learned.
7.
8. Oct. 21-Nov. 17,
Ticonderoga,
Cadwell. Robinson.
9. 1777, March,
Detached Militia.
10.
" Aug. 12-Nov. 30,
Gates' Northern Army,
Chapin.
Woodbridge.
11.
12. Feb.,
Munn.
Porter.
13. Aug. 1,
Browning.
Bliss.
15.
Dec.,
Woodbridge Taylor.
Shaw.
Porter.
18.
19. Aug.,
Northern Army, Rhode Island,
Rowlis.
Jacobs.
21. 22. 1779-81,
Guards at Springfield, Three Months,
Browning.
Murray.
24.
25.
Six Months,
Browning.
Burt.
26.
Saratoga,
King.
Sears.
27. 1781,
Three Months,
Davis.
Drury.
28 1777,
Three years Contin'l,
Toogood.
Nixon.
29.
"
66
Hey wood. Nixon.
30.
66
Keep.
Shepard.
30.
Smith's.
Marshall.
31. 1780.
For the War
Hey wood.
Nixon.
OFFICERS.
Bliss. Thomas Theodore Capt. in Col. Lamb's Artillery 1776-1779, taken prisoner.
_ Brown, Jonathan 1 Sergt., 17 Lieut., 18 Lieut.
Browning, Joseph 2, 23 Capt., 25 Capt.
Carpenter, John 2 Sergt., 3 Ensign, 22 Capt.
Nine Months, 4 6
Charles.
16. 17. 1779, May,
May.
Leonard.
Keep. Chapin.
20. 1779,
Stebbins.
Sparhawk.
Carpenter.
23. 1780, July 4 to Oct. 10,
Munn.
Porter.
14. 1778,
CAPT.
COL.
-
May,
Eight Months,
§ Thompson. Shepard.
1 First Co. 4th Cont.
Munn. Dike.
Winchester. Woodbridge.
Charles.
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Danielson, Nathaniel 1 Major, Col. Brewer's Regiment.
Danielson, Timothy 1 Colonel, 1776, Feb. 8, Brig .- Genl. Hoar, Joseph 1 Ensign, 11 Lieut., Capt. 1782. Lilly, Reuben 1, 3, 6 Sergt., 28 Lieut., 31 Lieut.
Mighill, Aaron 1 Lieut.
Miller, Nathaniel 1, 3, 28 Sergt., 31 Ensign.
Morgan, Abner Brigade Major, 1778, Aug. 29.
Sherman, James 2 Capt., 6 Capt.
66 Phineas 2 Lieut.
Thompson, Jonathan 2 Ensign, 6 Corpl., 13 Lieut., 28 Sergt., 31 Ensign.
Thompson, Joseph 1 Capt., 3 Capt., 6 Capt., 1777, Dec. 19, Lt .- Col., Mass. Line at West Point.
Atchinson, John 26.
Abbott, Henry 9, 3, 28, 29, (26 yrs.)
Abbott, Zebediah 1, Sergt. 17. Ames, Nathan 22.
Alexander, Peter 4, 28, 23, 31.
Andrew, Samuel 2. Burnett, James 23. Baker, Joseph 11, 14, 18 (22 yrs.)
Ballard, Sherebiah 5. Bartlett, John 24 (32 yrs.)
Bement, George 31 (30 yrs.) Jesse 1, 3, 28, 31.
Blanchard, George 3. Blashfield, James 23, 25 (16 yrs.) 66 John 2, 5.
66 Ozem, 1, 3, 14 (21 yrs.)
William 1.
Bliss, Henry 17, 23, 25 (17 yrs.)
John, 1. " Blodgett, Theodore 28, 31. Bond, Edward 1, 3. Ephraim 2.
Luke 24 (17 yrs.)
Samuel, 1. Belknap, Daniel 26. Bliss, Thomas 10 Sergt. Blodgett, Admatha 28, 31. 66 Jonas 8. 66 Benjamin 20.
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Blodgett, Ephraim 22, 23.
6 Rufus 14 (17 yrs.)
Bishop, Hooper 26.
Solomon 31.
66 Abner 26.
Brigham, Jonathan 3 Sergt. in Capt. Ferguson's Co.
Brooks, Silas 28, 31.
Brown, Bartholomew, 2.
66 Jonathan, 1 Sergt.
Bryant, John 3.
Burr, Noadiah 26.
Burt, Abel 2, 9, 12.
Cady, Stoddard 1, 3, 9, 11, 12 Corp.
Carpenter, Abial 2, 22.
John 2, Sergt. 3. William 3, 28, 31.
Corliss, Timothy 5.
Chapman, Lemuel 23.
Charles, Aaron 2.
Jonathan 1, 11, 13, 26.
. Nathaniel 20.
66 Nehemiah 21, 23, 25.
66 Solomon 1.
John, 26.
Chickering, Nathaniel 1, 3.
Clark, Benoni 10.
Peter 31.
Collins, Lewis 14, 23 (18 yrs.)
Nathaniel 2, 7 Sergt., 11.
Stephen 5.
66 Thaddeus 26, 20.
Cooley, Azariah 2, 28, 31.
Collis, John 12.
Danielson, Altamont 22, 26.
66 Calvin 2, 3, 18.
66 Daniel 23.
66 John 5.
Lothario 24 (16 yrs.)
66 Luther 5, 11, 27.
Davis, Samuel 30.
William 1, 3.
Draper, Isaac 2, 6.
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Draper Samuel 18, 23, 25 (18 yrs.). Dunham, Joseph 12. Ellingwood, Hananiah 1, 3. Fairbanks, Rufus 11, 13, 14, 26 (19 yrs.).
Ebenezer 14.
Fay, Elijah 1. Fay, Levi 1.
Ferry, Judah 2, 4.
Fisk, Jonathan 15, (22 yrs.)
Fuller, Luther 24 (16 yrs.)
Graves, Jesse M. 3.
Gardner, John 10 Sergt., 20, 23.
Harris, John 1 Corp., 17 Sergt., 18 Sergt.
Haynes, Daniel 2, 47.
Jonas 2. 66 Samuel
Hill, Josiah 2.
Hitchcock, Aaron 26 Sergt., 31 Sergt.
Abijah 28, 31.
66 Abner 4.
66 Eldad 1, 4.
66 Heli 3, 4, 6, 28, 31. Elijah 1.
66 Ezra 14, 23 25 (17 yrs.).
66 Jacob 1.
66 Joseph 1 Corp., 3 Sergt. Levi 1.
66 Luther 6, 28, 29, 31, (20 yrs.)
66 Medad 1, 3, 11. Winchester 23, 25.
Hoar, Leonard 23, 25 (38 yrs.),.
Hubbard, John Bolton 23, 25 (35 yrs.). 66 Jonathan 2 ..
Hooker, Henry 5. Howard, Jeremiah 3 Sergt. Janes, David 2, 17, 19, 23, 25 (17 yrs.)
Elijah 30. Eliphalet 2.
Isaac 17.
66 Israel 2.
Jonathan 2, 3, 11, 15. Peleg Cheney 18, 19, 21, 23, 25 (19 yrs.). 44
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Janes, Solomon 2, 3 Corp., 10, 12 Sergt.
Thomas 17, 20.
66 William 8.
Lane, Asaph 16, 20, 23.
Lewis, Samuel 15, 25 (30 yrs.).
Lilly, Benjamin 24, (18 yrs.)
Joseph 1, 3, 6, 28, 31.
Reubin, 1, 3. 66 Samuel 22.
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