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HISTORICAL NARRATIVE.
tery, perceived the disaster in its full extent, and communicated the fact to his chief on the wharf. Morris knew the impending danger; his rear and flank were exposed, and he saw no other way for salvation than flight. He ordered Wadsworth to spike his guns, and with his men retreat across the bridge. Wadsworth did so, his rear gallantly covered by Lieut. Watson with some marines. The JOHN ADAMS was fired upon and blown up at the same time, the guns on the wharf were spiked, and the men under the immediate command of Morris retreated across the bridge. Their commander was the last to leave the wharf, and before he could reach the bridge the enemy were on the bank above him; he dashed across the stream arm-pit deep under a galling musket fire from the British, unhurt, and joining his friends on the other side, retreated with Blake, his offi- cers, and a bare remnant of his command, to Bangor.
"The British took possession of Hampden without further resistance, and pushing on to Bangor entered that village and quartered on the inhabitants, where for thirty hours the soldiers and sailors were given tacit license by Barrie to plunder as much as they pleased. The inhabitants were compelled not only to bring in and surrender their arms and military stores, but to report themselves prisoners of war for parole. General Blake was compelled to come to Bangor, sur- render himself as a prisoner, and sign the same parole.
"Having despoiled the inhabitants of property valued at $23,000, and destroyed several vessels, the marauders left Bangor, and spent the 5th in similar employment at Hampden. There the soldiers and sailors, unrebuked by Barrie, committed the most wanton aets of destruction. The total loss of property at Hampden, exclusive of a valuable cargo of brandy, wine, oil, and silk which they found on board the schooner COMMODORE DECATUR, was estimated at $44,000.
"The indignant sufferers charged a great portion of their misfortunes to the feeble resistance made by Gen. Blake at Hampden. His tardiness, his non-compliance with the wishes of Morris, and others to attack the enemy at their landing-place; his neglect to throw up breast-works on the ridge at Hampden, and other evidence of inefficiency, were regarded as crimes, and he was charged with cowardice and even treason. The elamor against him was vehement for some time, but the public indignation finally cooled, and sober judgment, on considering the crude materials of his little force, acquitted him of every other fault but a lack of competent military ability and experience for the extraordinary occasion. A court of inquiry investigated his conduct and acquitted him. On the 12th of September, Sherbrooke and Griffith, with most of the troops and a greater part of the fleet, left Penobscot Bay, and, after capturing Machias, returned to Halifax. The proclamation by the President, James Madison, of the Treaty of Peace, which was concluded on December 24, 1814, was made on the 18th of February 1815, and on the 25th of April the Brit- ish sailed out of Penobscot Bay.
"Peace, joy, tranquillity, and prosperity came with the birds and blossoms in the spring of 1815, and from that day until now no foreign enemy has ever appeared on our coast."
MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA IN THE WAR OF 1812.
Gen. J. Bliss' Command. From Sept. 10 to Nov. 8, 1814.
RANK AND NAME. Jacob Bliss, Brigadier General, Spring- field
STAFF. Noah D. Mattoon, Brigade Major, Am- herst
Lyman Lewis, Brigade Quartermaster, Westfield George Bliss, Aide, Springfield
Captain Stall's Company of Artillery under General Goodwin. From June 16 to Aug. 1, 1814. Service at New Bedford.
RANK AND NAME.
Privates.
Maxfield, Thomas
Samuel Stall, Captain
Barney, Griffin
Maxfield, Warren Parker, Avery
Caswell, Ira
Perry, Nathan
Coffin, Henry
Pierce, Abraham
Coggershall, Charles
Cost, Nash D.
Place, Henry Reynard, John
Gifford, Jonathan
Hall, Henry
Hathaway, Martin
Heath, John R.
Howland, James
Howland, Lloyd
Howland, Wing
Jackson, Edmund
Jenney, Joseph L.
Tripp, Ezekiel West, John P. West, Richard
Kempton, Isaac
Wrightington, John
Capt. E. Jacob's Company of Artillery under Supervision of General Goodwin. From Sept. 19 to Oct. 19, 1814. Service at Scituate and vicinity.
RANK AND NAME.
Edward Jacobs, Captain Elisha Barrell, Lieutenant Edmund Curtis, Lieutenant
Stephen Jacobs, Sergcant Amos Dunbar, Sergeant Levi Curtis, Sergeant Stephen Curtis, Sergeant Calvin D. Wilder, Corporal Reuben D. Wilder, Corporal Oran Joslyn, Corporal Elias Barrell, Corporal Luther Turner, Musician Gidcon Perry, Musician Benjamin L. Monroe, Musician
Eleazer Joslyn, Musician Levi Percy, Musician
Privates.
Bailey, Charles
Bailey, Gad
Brooks, Joseph
Clapp, John
Clark, Benjamin H.
Curtis, Job Curtis, John
Curtis, Lemuel
Curtis, Luther Curtis, Nathaniel
Curtis, Robert Damon, Joseph
Damon, Piam Farrow, Nathaniel Gross, John Gross, Lewis James, John, Jr. Magowan, Elias
Magowan, Elisha Pratt, Benjamin C. Silvester, Joseph Stetson, Joshua Studly, Gideon White, Cyrus Whiting, Justus Whiting, Ozias Wing, Barker
Cannon, James
Frederic Mayhew, Lieutenant Hayden, Coggershall, Lieutenant
Thomas Earl, Sergeant George L. Dunham, Sergeant Thomas Martin, Sergeant Jesse Haskell, Sergeant David Kempton, Corporal Thomas Ellis, Corporal Watson Ellis, Corporal Peleg Clark, Corporal George Carroll, Musician Russell Booth, Musician
Shearman, Allen Smith, Barnabas Smith, Isaac Smith, Josiah Soule, Sylvanus Stetson, Smith
Macumber, Bryant
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MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA IN THE WAR OF 1812.
Capt. E. Dyer's Company of Artillery, General Wells' Command. From September to October, 1814. In service one month at Boston,
RANK AND NAME. Ebenezer Dyer, Captain
John Slade, Sergeant
Privates.
Ames, Simeon Barber, Oliver Benney, James Budge, Benjamin Cannon, Cornelius
Connor, John
Cox, Thomas Douglass, William Dunham, Josiah
Hammond, Timothy
Jennings, John
Jennings, Joseph Loring, Daniel Lyms, Luther
Massy, Samuel
Moffat, Alvan Nichols, Henry Simpson, Benjamin
Wheeler, David Whitcomb, Levi White, Thomas
Capt. J. E. Smith's Company of Artillery, General Wells' Command. From September to October, 1814. In service one month at Boston.
RANK AND NAME. J. E. Smith, Captain
Zebina Monson, Sergeant Privates. Alley, Richard Caton, Rufus Cushing, David Duff, William French, Othniel
Fletcher, Timothy Gabriel, John Grammar, Seth Hallis, Benjamin
Hiler, Stephen G.
Hiler, William H.
Hodge, Jacob
Homes, Francis
Lambert, Gideon
Littlefield, Frederic Littlefield, John
Mallet, William Pitcher, David Pratt, Edward Proctor, Uriah Seeman, Ebenezer Shadbourn, Isaac Speed, Robert Trueman, William Wilson, John
Capt. J. Thaxter's Company of Artillery, General Wells' Command. From September to October, 1814. In service one month at Boston.
RANK AND NAME. Jonathan Thaxter, Captain
Elms, John
Fenno, John Fletcher, Henry
Jedediah Tuttle, Sergeant
Goodwin, Uriah
Privates.
Harris, Isaac Howe, Isaac Jenkins, Nathaniel
Bangs, Martin Bliss, Levi
Jones, Josiah
Brigham, John Bruce, Elijah
Lewis, Daniel Long, John Lyons, Samuel
Vogle, John S. White, Ebenezer
Clark, Atkins
Coy, Judson Crichet, Nathaniel
McFarland, Thomas Nelson, James Page, Daniel G. Rawson, George
White, Thomas Wilson, Jason
Lieut. Col. W. Edwards' Regiment of Artillery. From Sept. 8 to Nov. 5, 1814. Service at Boston and vicinity.
FIELD AND STAFF. William Edwards, Lieutenant Colonel, Northampton Solomon Warriner, Major, Springfield Zuriel Howard, Major, Milford Samuel Henshaw, Adjutant, Northampton
F. W. Ripley, Quartermaster, Greenfield Seth M. Maltby, Paymaster, Hatfield Samuel Elder, Surgeon, Northampton Abraham Burnham, Surgeon's Mate Joseph Field, Chaplain, Weston
NONCOMMISSIONED STAFF. Elias Goodspeed, Sergeant Major John Brown, Sergeant Major George Bridgeman, Quartermaster Ser- geant
Slade, Isaac Spear, Lemuel B. Stevens, James Stowell, Thomas Tate, William Thompson, Amasa T.
Tompkins, William Wade, Levi Webber, Daniel
Reed, Quincy Rickford, Lewis Robinson, Thaddeus Rodman, Thomas Shacksford, William Sprague, Mathew Sumner, Alexander B. Thayer, Eli Tucker, Lyman Tufts, Gardner
Butler, Samuel
Carry, Alpheus
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Capt. E. Mattoon's Company of Artillery, Lieut. Col. W. Edwards' Regiment. From Sept. 8 to Nov. 5, 1814. Raised at Northfield. Service at Boston.
RANK AND NAME.
Cotton, Richard
Morgan, Obadiah
Elijah Mattoon, Captain
Field, Sharon
Morton, William
Fowler, Clark
Nettleton, Edward
Charles Bowen, Lieutenant Isaac Gregory, Ensign
Fowler, John
Prickard, John Roberts, Alanson
Calvin Stearns, Sergeant
Hall, William
Rockwood, Thomas
King Harris, Sergeant
Heminway, Micajah
Holton, Elias
Samuel Alexander, Sergeant
Holton, John
James Hosley, Sergeant
Holton, Lucius
Privates.
Lee, Reuben
Stratton, Roswell
Lyman, Thomas
Wait, Elmer
Miller, Cyrus
Whiting, Ebner E.
Morgan, Apollus
Wright, Henry
Capt. S. Graves' Company of Artillery, Lieut. Col. W. Edwards' Regiment. From Sept. 8 to Nov. 5, 1814. Raised at Worcester. Service at Boston.
RANK AND NAME.
Campbell, James
Holt, Jonas
Samuel Graves, Captain
Chadwick, Daniel
How, Edward F.
Chickering, Shubal
Knight, Elliott
Simeon Hastings, Lieutenant Joshua Hale, Lieutenant
Clark, Leonard
Livermore, Stephen G.
Cook, Josiah
Merryfield, Lewis
Abel Flagg, Sergeant
Eaton, Thomas
Morse, John G.
William Eaton, Sergeant
Elder, William
Newton, Daniel H.
Andrew Slater, Sergeant
Flagg, Amos
Pierce, Hollis Pierce, James
Ebenezer Hastings, Corporal
Flagg, John, 2d
Reed, Benjamin
Moses Clements, Corporal Joel Gleason, Corporal
Gates, Joel
Rice, Lovell
Charles Putnam, Corporal
Gates, Levi
Sibley, Isaac
Sewall Goodridge, Musician
Gates, Levi, 2d
Slater, Samuel
Benjamin F. Pierce, Musician Caleb P. Stock, Musician
Gates, Oliver Gleason, James
Sturtevant, Samuel
Gleason, Reuben
Torrey, John
Goodale, Paul
Totsman, John, Jr.
Privates.
Harrington, Seneca
Willington, Edmund Wilson, Hugh
Barber, Ebenezer Brigham, Jabez
Hewit, Daniel
Capt. S. Parker's Company of Artillery, Lieut. Col. W. Edwards' Regiment. From Sept. 8 to Nov. 5, 1814. Raised at Lancaster and vicinity. Service at Boston.
RANK AND NAME.
Silas Parker, Captain
John Taylor, Lieutenant Abraham Mallard, Lieutenant
Haskell, Israel
Hewson, Robert
Houghton, Henry
Johnston, Josias
Lynch, John Lynn, John
Maynard, Gardner
McLelan, William Messer, Samuel Moses, Liberty B. Osgood, Apollus
Osgood, Jonathan Phelps, George Phelps, Thomas Randall, Alvin Randall, Prosper Rice, Benjamin S. Safford, Thomas Sawyer, Phinehas Taylor, Ebenezer Walden, Ephraim Wheeler, Calvin
Privates.
Blood, Reuben Brown, Edward Brown, Odel Churchill, Samuel
Damon, Samuel Fisher, Ephraim C. Godard, Asa Gould, Nathaniel
Stearns, Artemas
Edward Curtis, Musician
Foster, Peter
Rice, Josiah
Joshua Gates, Sergeant
Flagg, Elijah
Hunt, Ellsworth
Sheperdson, Arema Sheperdson, Elijah Simonds, William Smith, Adolphus Stratton, Calvin
John Whiting, Sergeant
Groves, Ansel
Ball, Josiah Bissell, Jabez F. Butler, Minor
Hastings, Joseph
Abijah Brown, Sergeant Nathaniel Thayer, Sergeant Hannibal Laughton, Sergeant Artimas H. Brown, Sergeant
Wilder, Ebenezer Wilder, Titus
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MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA IN THE WAR OF 1812.
Capt. Q. Stebbins' Company of Artillery, Lieut. Col. W. Edwards' Regiment. From Sept. 8 to Nov. 5, 1814. Raised at Springfield. Service at Boston.
RANK AND NAME.
Bliss, Ebenezer
Loomis, Russell
Quartus Stebbins, Captain
Bliss, Stephen
Marsh, Appollus
Heber Hitchcock, Lieutenant
Brewer, John
Meads, Ira
Ebenezer Burt, Lieutenant
Buckland, Daniel
Moore, Eli
Ithemer Stebbins, Sergeant
Calins, Ezra
Pringe, William
Richard Huntington, Sergeant
Chapin, Enoch
Rogers, William Sacket, Gad
Asher Hitchcock, Sergeant
Chapin, Philip
Henry Bates, Sergeant
Cooley, Ariel
Shattuck, Calvin
John W. Dwight, Corporal
Cooley, Samuel
Stebbins, Harvey
Walter Warriner, Corporal
Cooley, Titus
Thurber, Edward
Wells Lathrop, Corporal
Cooley, William
Tufts, Benjamin S.
Samuel Boylston, Corporal
Currin, Jabin
Vinton, David
Stephen Jones, Musician
Dunbar, Isaac
Warriner, Justin
Henry Stebbins, Musician
Harris, William
Wright, Calvin Wright, Joel
Privates.
Hitchcock, Josiah
Hitchcock, Walter
Hunt, Josiah
Capt. Z. Stebbins' Company of Artillery, Lieut. Col. W. Edwards' Regiment. From Sept. 8 to Nov. 5, 1814. Raised at Belchertown. Service at Boston.
RANK AND NAME.
Privates.
Hammon, Pliney
Zenos Stebbins, Captain
Ames, Gideon
Kent, Samuel
Baker, Ivers
Lester, John
Barber, Lawrence
Mitchell, Thomas K.
Billings, Benjamin
Pope, Ichabod
Bugbee, Nehemiah
Pratt, Micah
Charles Dwight, Sergeant Simeon Dwight, Sergeant
Burnett, Bela
Preston, Samuel H.
Hazo Parsons, Sergeant
Chapin, Libbeus
Ramsdale, Joseph
Joseph Washburn, Sergeant
Bela Parker, Corporal
Cowles, Enos
Rice, Samuel H. Sanford, Alonzo Smead, Elihu Squire, Benjamin
Hezekiah Walker, Corporal William Phelps, Corporal Joseph Graves, Corporal
Dwight, Peregrine
Stebbins, Samuel H.
Ford, Daniel
Strong, Gennbeth
Forward, George
Taylor, Arial
Fox, Josiah
Taylor, William
French, Leonard
Towne, Israel
Graves, Josiah D.
Underwood, Russell
Hammon, Chester
Walker, Aaron
Hammon, Gamaliel
Walker, Horace
Capt. A. Strong's Company of Artillery, Lieut. Col. W. Edwards' Regiment. From Sept. 8 to Nov. 5, 1814. Raised at Northampton. Service at Boston.
RANK AND NAME. Asahel Strong, Captain Julius Phelps, Lieutenant Adolphus Patterson, Lieutenant
Joseph H. Clark, Sergeant Marshall Flagg, Sergeant Lucius Clark, Sergeant Oliver Bridgeman, Sergeant Samuel Williams, Corporal Theodore Parsons, Corporal
Sidenham Clark, Corporal Charles J. Allen, Corporal George K. Hitchcock, Musician Spencer Day, Musician Privates.
Atley, William Barlow, John Bartlett, Benoni Belding, Aretus Belding, Hezekiah
Blanchard, Amos Bryant, George
Clapp, Daniel
Clark, Alanson
Clark, Allen
Clark, Cephas Clark, Christopher
Clark, Justin
Clark, Sereno
Clark, Thaddeus
Clark, William
Chase, Enos
Dwight, John
Dwight, Pliney
Abram Allen, Musician Joel Billings, Musician Chester Allen, Musician Elisha Fenton, Musician
Hitchcock, Daniel
Ashley, John Aspinwall, William
Eliab Washburn, Lieutenant Theodore Bridgeman, Lieutenant
Perkins, Russell
Burt, Henry
MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA IN THE WAR OF 1812.
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Capt. A. Strong's Company of Artillery, Lieut. Col. W. Edwards' Regiment -Concluded.
Privates -Concluded.
Gere (?), Silsby
Graham, Aretus Laroke, William
Loveland, Thomas C.
Lyman, Horace
Phelps, John Rogers, John J.
Sherman, Ephraim Smith, Richard Strong, Chester Strong, Seth Wilde, Calvin
Wilkie, George
Wilkie, Henry
Capt. J. Tenney's Company of Artillery, Lieut. Col. W. Edwards' Regiment. From Sept. 8 to Nov. 5, 1814. Raised at Leominster. Service at Boston.
RANK AND NAME.
Burdett, James
Joseph Tenney, Captain
Capen, John
Carter, Joseph W.
Ephraim Carter, Lieutenant William Snow, Lieutenant
Carter, Peter
Colburn, Nathaniel
Conant, Joseph
Divol, James Fullam, Jacob
How, Amos Johnson, Stephen, Jr.
Jones, Frederick W.
Joslyn, Elias, Jr.
Kendall, David
Maynard, John
Merriam, Amos
Newhall, Merritt
Ware, James Whitcomb, Joseph Willard, David
Capt. R. Thayer's Company of Artillery, Lieut. Col. W. Edwards' Regiment. From Sept. 8 to Nov. 5, 1814. Raised at Milford and vicinity. Service at Boston.
RANK AND NAME.
Rufus Thayer, Captain Ezra Nelson, Lieutenant Henry Nelson, Lieutenant
Levi Rockwood, Sergeant Clark Ellis, Sergeant Samuel Nelson, Sergeant Leonard Chapin, Sergeant Isaac Devenport, Corporal Lewis Hayward, Corporal Calvin Johnson, Corporal Clark Sumner, Corporal
Privates.
Andrews, William
Baker, Silas
Barbor, James
Bathrick, Jonathan
Bliss, Hartwell
Bosworth, Stacy
Bowker, James Chapin, Eli
Clarke, Lovell
Cleveland, Ira Corbett, John
Daniel, Libeus
Farrington, Elijah Gould, Silas
Kebbe, Isaac Littlefield, Moses Madden, James Parkhurst, Alexander Perry, Josiah Pond, Jones Pond, Preston Rockwood, Peter Sanders, Levi Sumner, Emory Taft, Amasa Taft, Ellis Taft, Leonard
Waston or Weston, Eaton Woodward, Benjamin
Capt. R. Brown's Company, Lieut. Col. S. K. Chamberlain's Regiment. From Sept. 10 to Oct. 30, 1814. Raised at Concord (Concord Artillery). Service at Boston.
RANK AND NAME. Reuben Brown, Captain Francis Wheeler, Lieutenant Cyrus Wheeler, Lieutenant
Elisha Wheeler, Sergeant Joseph Hosmer, Sergeant Eli Brown, Sergeant
James F. Melvin, Sergeant Abel Davis, Corporal Jonathan Hildreth, Corporal William Lee, Corporal Cyrus Warren, Corporal Jones French, Musician Jacob Harrington, Musician
Privates.
Balcom, Thaddeus Billings, Paul H. Brooks, Benjamin Clark, Joseph Crops or Cross, Jolin Davis, Thomas H. Heywood, Reuben
Nichols, Thomas Parmenter, Silas Platts, Moses Polly, Luther Rice, Horace
John Stewart, Sergeant Walter Johnson, Sergeant Josiah Whitcomb, Sergeant David Bigelow, Sergeant
Rugg, William Smith, Asa Smith, Joseph Stone, Windsor Tell, Thomas M.
Privates.
Tenney, William Thompson, Joseph
Allen, Henry Bigelow, Isaac Boutzell, William Brabock, William Brigham, Asa
Coats, Elisha Coats, Jesse Cook, Justin Curtis, Lebbeus Dickinson, David Folger, George F.
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MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA IN THE WAR OF 1812.
Capt. R. Brown's Company, Lieut. Col. S. K. Chamberlain's Regiment -Concluded.
Privates-Concluded.
Melvin, Samuel
Hosmer, Charles
Meriam, Oliver Miles, Reuben
Pratt, Reuben
Rogers, Luke
Seyross, Francis
Stacy, John
Stevens, Elijah Walcut, Silas Wheeler, Simeon H. Willis, Jesse Wright, Edward
Maj. B. T. Reed's Battalion of Artillery. From June 14 to Aug. 5, 1814. Service at Marblehead. Different periods as a watch, 7, 12 and 14 days.
RANK AND NAME.
Joseph Gregory, Jr., Musician
Cushing, Joseph
Isaac Story, Captain
Richard Philips, Musician Samuel Homan, Musician
Davis, Thomas
John Traill, Adjutant
Ichabod S. Philip, Musician
Deacons, Jonathan
John Gilley, Lieutenant Samuel Horton, Jr., Lieutenant
Abel Gardner, Musician Knott Martin, Musician
Dennis, Erasmus
Cobb Bowler, Musician
Dennis, Jonas
William Bartlett, Musician
Devereux, Benjamin
William Harris, Musician
William Dolibe, Musician
Privates.
Aborns, Benjamin
Doak, Michael
Adams, Samuel R.
Dobler, Benjamin
Baily, Thomas
Dodd, Benjamin
Barker, George, Jr.
Dodd, Thomas
Bartlett, Devereux D.
Elliot, William
Bartlett, John
Farrder, Timothy
Bartlett, Nathaniel
Flint, David
Bartlett, Robert
Bassett, Samuel T.
Francis, Bartholomew
Bean, Henry, Jr.
French, John
Bliss, Elijah
Fretoe, James
Bonndy, Thomas
Gale, Thomas
Bowler, James
Gardner, Nicholas
Bray, Edmund
Garney, Thomas
Bridges, Philip, Jr.
Goodwin, John
Bridges, Thomas
Goss, William Grant, John Grant, Thomas
Brown, Richard
Graves, Blaney Graves, Christopher
Brown, Thomas, 3d
Graves, John
Butman, Benjamin, Jr.
Butman, John
Butman, Joseph
Graves, Samuel Graves, William Green, Thomas Gridler, Benjamin
Butman, Thomas
Gridler, Lewis, Jr.
Hammond, Thomas P.
Caswell, Richard
Hammonds, John, Jr.
Clark, Porter Clenne, John
Hampson, John Hardy, John Harris, John
Clough, Samuel
Harris, Joseph
Cloutman, Henry
Harris, Robert, 4th
Clover, Jolın
Hathaway, John
Cornish, Benjamin Cox, James
Hathaway, Joseph
Hathaway, Stepheu
Cruff, William Curtis, Jesse Curtis, Robert H.
Hawkes, William, Jr. Hibbard, Samuel
High, John
William H. Reynolds, Sergeant Nathaniel Chapman, Sergeant Moses Goldthwait, Sergeant John Reynolds, Sergeant Benjamin Homas, Sergeant Thomas Bridges, Sergeant Lewis Girdler, Jr., Sergeant Nathaniel Lindsay, Jr., Sergeant Samuel D. Turner, Sergeant Thomas Bailey, Sergeant James S. Smith, Sergeant Levi Langley, Sergeant Joshua Prentiss, Sergeant John Proctor, Sergeant Samuel S. Trefry, Sergeant Daniel Patten, Sergeant Samuel Knight, Sergeant Nathaniel Adams, Sergeant Samuel Rogers, Corporal Richard Lee, Corporal John Proctor, 3d, Corporal Daniel Patten, Corporal Thomas Bailey, Corporal Jacob Hooper, Corporal Richard Cole, Corporal Robert B. Chin, Corporal John Lenan, Corporal Benjamin Homan, Corporal Thomas Martin, Corporal William Elliot, Corporal Bartholomew Francis, Corporal Nehemiah Prible, Corporal Samuel D. Turner, Corporal Samuel Knight, Jr., Corporal Charles Thompson, Corporal Thomas Nicholson, Corporal John Sparhawk, Jr., Corporal Robert H. Curtis, Corporal Richard Tutlow, Tate or Tuttle, Corporal Joshua Prince, Corporal Nicholas Tucker, Corporal John Humphries, Musician
Barley, John R.
Dook, John
Bartlett, Joseph B.
Felt, Thomas
Foss, Samuel
Brown, Abraham
Brown, Benjamin
Brown, Samuel, 3d
Caldwell, Ebenezer
Cash, James
Cloutman, George
Cutler or Cutter, Solomon
Caleb Prentiss, Captain
Dennis, Archibald S.
John H. Gregory, Lieutenant Thomas Bridges, Lieutenant Edmund Kimball, Lieutenant William H. Reynolds, Ensign
Devereux, Elisha S. Dickman, Samuel Dixie, John Dixie, Woodward
Hosmer, Jesse Hosmer, John Jones, James Lock, Joel Melvin, John
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Maj. B. T. Reed's Battalion of Artillery -Concluded.
Privates -Concluded.
Norton, Simon
Smithers, Gamaliel
Oaks, George
Orne, Jonathan
Holloway, James
Orne, Joshua
Homan, Benjamin
Paine, P. Francis
Homan, Joseph
Papoon, Solomon
Homan, William
Pearson, Robert
Hooker, John
Pedriek, Benjamin
Hooker, Philip
Pedrick, John B.
Stone, Joseph
Hooper, John Humphries, Edward Hunt, William
Philips, David A.
Stone, Simeon
Ingalls, John Ingalls, Joseph
Philips, Nathaniel Philips, Robert
Sweet, Stephen
James, Thomas P.
Philips, Thomas
Thompson, Amos
Johnson, William W.
Philips, William
Thompson, John
Kimball, Edmund
Pike, Benjamin
Thompson, Jonathan
Kinner, Richard
Porter, Job
Trask, John
Lackey, Azor O.
Porter, Thomas
Tucker, John
Langley, Levi
Preble, Nehemiah
Tucker, Thomas
Lecran, John
Prentiss, John
Tueker, William
Prentiss, Joshua
Turner, Samuel D.
Prichard, William
Tutt, Richard
Proctor, John
Valentine, Andrew
Proctor, Joseph, Jr.
Valentine, Benjamin
Randall, William
Vickery, Benjamin B.
Randlett, Daniel
Vickery, William
Renow, Richard
Warner, John
Martin, Oliver
Reynolds, Joel Reynolds, John
Weed, Warren
Martin, Thomas Matison, Mathew
Rhodes, John
Widger, William Wilkins, Jacob Wooldridge, John
Morgan, Thomas Moulton, Jonathan
Roundy, Jonathan
Muk (?), Jacob Newhall, Philip
Russell, John
Wright, Peter
Sampreel, Simon
Wyman, Luke
Capt. G. Sullivan's Company of Artillery, under Supervision of Commodore William Bainbridge.
From June 13 to June 23, 1814. Raised at Boston ("New England Guards"). Service at Charlestown Navy Yard.
RANK AND NAME.
George Sullivan, Captain Lemuel Blake, Lieutenant Benjamin T. Pickman, Ensign
Aaron Peabody, Sergeant Charles Tidd, Sergeant John Howe, Corporal Abbott Lawrence, Corporal Lorenzo Draper, Corporal Richard Ward, Corporal Daniel Simpson, Musician Little Perry, Musician
Privates.
Abbott, Samuel L. Allen, Samuel R. Andrews, John Athearn, Frederic Avery, Janies E. Bacon, Joshua B.
Ballister, Joseph Bangs, Isaac Barnard, Jonah G.
Barnard, Robert M.
Baxter, Thomas M.
Blake, Edwin
Blanchard, Hezekiah
Brown, John B. Clapp, Jarvis Clark, Benjamin F. Clark, John Clark, Oliver
Cutter, Leonard
Cutting, Lewis
Dalton, James Dana, George Dennis, Thomas
Ewing, Shirley Fiske, James J. Freeman, William Gallison, John
Jenney, Stephen Lamson, John Lane, John Lewis, Henry Littlehall, Sargent
Merritt, Francis
Roberts, George Rogers, Peter Rogers, Samuel
Wooldridge, Samuel G. Wormstead, Benjamin
Nichols, John Nicholson, Thomas
Shirley, John
Snow, John P. Snow, Samuel, Jr. Snow, Thomas Sparhawk, John
Stacy, Samuel Standley, S. Stone, Isaac
Pedrick, William
Stone, Nathaniel
Philips, Joseph
Stone, Stephen
Story, Frederick W.
Lindsey, Joseph Lindsey, Nathaniel Lyon, James Lyon, Thomas Mann, Frederick Martin, Arnold, 3d Martin, James
Whitehouse, Hanson
Gibbs, Alex H. Gore, Christopher Gore, Jeremiah Gore, Watson Grafton, Joseph D. Grant, Moses
Greenough, William Grovenor, Lewis Gulliver, John Hall, William Hall, William, 2d Henderson, Howard Hewes, William G. Horton, Samuel Hunt, Samuel Jarvis, Denning
Hitchins, Samuel Holden, Daniel
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MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA IN THE WAR OF 1812.
Capt. G. Sullivan's Company of Artillery under Supervision of Commodore William Bainbridge -Concluded.
Privates -Concluded.
McFarland, John C. Miller, John
Richards, Reuben
Newell, Montgomery
Richardson, Andrew J.
Richardson, Jeffrey
Scudder, Charles Sewall, Thomas R. Swift, David Swift, Henry Taylor, Chester
Wild, Eben Williams, Robert P.
Willis, Nathan
Maj. J. Lewis' Battalion of Artillery. From Sept. 11 to Oct. 31, 1814. Service at Boston.
FIELD AND STAFF. James Lewis, Major, Groton Joseph Parker, Adjutant James Brown, Quartermaster
NONCOMMISSIONED STAFF. Thomas G. Gardner, Sergeant Major William Belcher, Drum Major Howard Frost, Fife Major
Waiters.
Darland, John Johnson, James
Capt. W. Farnsworth's Company, Maj. J. Lewis' Battalion of Artillery. From Sept. 11 to Oct. 31, 1814. Raised at Groton. Service at Boston.
RANK AND NAME. William Farnsworth, Captain William Dalrymple, Lieutenant
Privates.
Munro, Nathan Parker, Jonas L.
Crouch, Levi
Prescott, John
Cutler, Liberty
Prescott, Thomas
Asa Graves, Sergeant
Dadmun, Willard
Scribner, Rufus
Amos Brown, Sergeant
Farnsworth, Jonathan
Farr or Tarr, Willard
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