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BREWSTER, ELDER WILLIAM, 1566- 1644. Is credited with having drafted, in the cabin of the May- flower, the first written Constitu- tion. Ruling Elder of Plymouth Colony. He served in the early Indian Wars under Captain Myles Standish.
Parsons, Charles Lathrop.
BRIDGE, LIEUTENANT MATTHEW, 1650-1738. Quartermaster in Cap- tain Prentice's Troop in King Philip's War, and in expedition to Canada, 1690.
Willey, William Lithgow.
BURNHAM, LIEUTENANT THOMAS, JR., 1620-1694. Ensign and Lieuten- ant of the Ipswich Company. Deputy to the General Court, Col- ony of Massachusetts Bay, 1683- '85.
Gordon, George Augustus.
BURNHAM, THOMAS, Ipswich, Mass. Soldier in Pequot War.
Gordon, George Augustus.
BUTLER, RICHARD, -1684, Hart- ford, Conn. Deputy to General
Assembly of Connecticut, 1656- '60.
Kent, Henry Oakes.
BUTLER, LIEUTENANT WILLIAM, 1653-1730, Ipswich, Mass. Lieu- tenant in Captain Francis Wain- wright's Company, 1696.
Foster, Joseph.
CARPENTER, EMANUEL. Member of Pennsylvania Colonial Assembly. Judge of Court of Common Pleas, 1760-'80.
Forney, James.
CARTER, CAPTAIN JOHN, 1616-1692, Woburn. Ensign, 1651. Lieuten- ant, 1664. Captain, 1672. Cap- tain of Woburn Company in King Philip's War, Colony of Massachusetts Bay.
Gordon, George Augustus.
CARTER, LIEUTEUANT JOHN, 1652- 1727, Woburn, Mass. Sergeant, 1682. Lieutenant, 1700-'27, Wo- burn Militia.
Gordon, George Augustus.
CLAPP, MAJOR SAMUEL, Scituate. Major of Massachusetts Militia in Queen Anne's War. Deputy to the General Court, Plymouth Colony, 1680-'86, '90, '91. Dep- uty to the Massachusetts General Court, nine terms, 1692-1715.
Clapp, Frederick Walter.
CLAPP, THOMAS, 1597-1684, Dorches- ter, Weymouth, and Scituate. Deputy to the Massachusetts General Court, 1646. His son Eleazer was killed in battle with the Narragansett Indians, March 15, 1676.
Clapp, Frederick Walter.
CLOUGH, CORPORAL SAMUEL, 1736 -. Soldier in Captain True- worthy Ladd's Company, Major Thomas Tash's New Hampshire Battalion, at the defense of Fort Edward in 1757. Corporal in Cap- tain Trueworthy Ladd's Company of Colonel John Hart's New
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Hampshire Regiment at the Crown Point Expedition, 1758. Philbrook, Frederic Bacon.
COFFIN, HON. PETER, Dover and Exeter, N. H. Member of the King's Council for the Province of New Hampshire. Associate and Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Judicature.
Sawyer, William Davis.
COFFIN, TRISTRAM, 1609-1681. Com- missioner at Salisbury, 1655. Chief Magistrate for Nantucket under Governor Lovelace, of New York.
Sawyer, William Davis. Sawyer, Charles Francis. Waterman, Lucius.
COFFIN, CAPTAIN TRISTRAM,-1761. Captain of Troop of Horse, under General Jonathan Belcher. Com- missioned Nov. 6, 1742.
Sawyer, William Davis. Sawyer, Charles Francis.
COLLIER, ASSISTANT GOVERNOR WIL- LIAM, I670. Governor's Assistant twenty-seven years, 1635-37, 1639-51, 1654-56, 1658- 65, Plymouth Colony. Member of Council of War, 1642, 1658. Commissioner for the United Colonies, 1643.
Charles Lathrop Parsons.
CONN, SERGEANT, JOHN, Harvard, Mass. Soldier in Col. Timothy Ruggles's Regiment, summer campaign against Ticonderoga, 1758. Also in company of Capt. Aaron Willard in campaign of 1759. In 1760 was Sergeant of a company in campaign against Crown Point.
Conn, Granville Priest.
CUSHING, DANIEL, 1619-1700, Hing- ham, Mass. Delegate to General Court of Massachusetts, 1680, 1682, 1695.
Morse, Fred Winslow.
CUTTER, EPHRAIM, 1651 -. Served in the Narragansett Company, 1675, under Major Samuel Apple- ton.
Cutter, Henry Arthur.
CUTTER, RICHARD, 1621-1693. Mem- ber and Officer of "the Artillery Company " in 1643. Leader and Officer of Train Band, Cambridge, Mass.
Cutter, Henry Arthur.
DUDLEY, GOVERNOR THOMAS, 1576- 1653. Second Governor of Massa- chusetts Bay Colony, 1634, '40, '45, '50. Deputy-Governor, 1630, et seq. Assistant, 1635-6, '41-4. In office continuously twenty-two years. Commissioner, 1643, '47, '49, for, and twice President of, the United Colonies. Major-Gen- eral, 1646. Signed Charter of Harvard College, 1650.
Ball, George Oscar.
DUNLAP, JAMES, Private in Captain Alexander McNutt's Company, French and Indian War.
Gilchrist, Harry Wilbur.
EASTMAN, CAPTAIN EBENEZER, 1689- 1748. At the age of nineteen joined the Expedition against Port Royal. At twenty-one commanded a Company of Infantry in the attack on Canada, in 1711, under Admiral Walker. Commander of a Com- pany at the reduction and surrender of Louisburg, 1745. He was the first settler of Concord, N. H. He built a fort, and, in 1746, his house was a garrison for defense against the Indians.
Eastman, Edson Cummings. Eastman, Samuel Coffin. Rollins, Frank West. Staniels, Charles Eastman.
EDGERLY, DAVID, 1741-1785, Brent- wood, N. H. Soldier French and Indian War. Member Captain Alexander Todd's Company, 1758.
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Member Captain Tilton's Com- pany, 1760.
Edgerley, Edwin Lorraine.
ELLIOT, HON. ROBERT, 1640-1724, Portsmouth and New Castle, N. H. Selectman, Casco, Me., 1682. Representative in Maine Assembly, 1685. Selectman, Portsmouth, N. H., 1679-80. Deputy to the General Court of New Hampshire, 1680. Royal Councillor of the Province of New Hampshire, 1682-86, 1692-98, 1699-1715. Justice of the Super- ior Court, 1702-3.
Frisbie, Franklin Senter.
ENDICOTT, GOVERNOR JOHN, 1588- 1665, Salem. Governor Massa- chusetts Bay Colony, 1629. Gen- eral of forces against Indians, 1636. Deputy-Governor, 1641. Governor, 1644. Sergeant-Major, 1645. President United Colonies, 1658.
Todd, William Cleaves.
FITCH, JOHN, 1707-1795. the Indian Wars in 1744, built and defended a block house in Lunen- burg. July 5, 1748, the Indians made an assault on the fort, killed two soldiers, and carried John Fitch, his wife and five children into captivity. He was exchanged as a prisoner of war in the autumn. Stearns, Ezra S.
FLEG, LIEUTENANT GERSHOM, 1641- 1690. First Lieutenant of the Woburn Company, Massachusetts Troops. Served in the French and Indian War. Killed in action near Lee, N. H., July 6, 169c.
Gordon, George Augustus.
FOSTER, CAPTAIN JEREMIAH, 1691- 1796, Chebacco (Ipswich), Captain of the Sixth Company, Fifth Massachusetts Regiment, in the Louisburg Expedition.
Foster, Joseph.
FRENCH, LIEUTENANT WILLIAM,
1664-1681, Billerica, Mass. Dep-
uty to the General Court, 1663. Lieutenant in King Philip's War. Philbrook, Frederic Bacon.
FRISBEE, JOHN, 1650-1694. Deputy from Branford, Conn., 1690-92.
Plant, Henry Bradley. Plant, Morton Freeman.
FRYER, CAPTAIN NATHANIEL, 16- 1705, Boston, Mass., and Ports- mouth, N. H. Deputy to the General Court of Massachusetts, 1666. Commissioner to conclude a treaty with the Indians at Casco, Me., in 1678. Royal Councillor of the Province of New Hamp- shire, 1683. Deputy-Governor, 1692-1702. Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, 1693-95. Lieutenant, 1678. Captain, 1689. Commandant of Fort William and Mary at New Castle, 1692-97. Frisbie, Franklin Senter.
GERRISH, CAPTAIN JOHN, 1646-1714, Newbury, Mass., and Dover, N. H. Captain, 1672. Captain of all the Troops of Horse in the Province of New Hampshire, 1680. Cap- tain in King William's War, 1690. High Sheriff of the Province, 1683. Member of the Special Assembly, 1684. Deputy to the General Court, 1684, '89, '90, '97, and Royal Councillor of the Province of New Hampshire. Justice of the Superior Court, 1699-1714. Frisbie, Franklin Senter.
GERRISH, COLONEL TIMOTHY, 1684- 1756, Dover, N. H. Proprietor of Gerrish's Island, Kittery, Me. Captain Provincial Militia, 1719. Deputy to the General Court of New Hampshire, 1709, 1715, 1722. Colonel of the Provincial Militia of York County, Me., 1725. Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, of which Sir William Pepperrell was Chief Justice. Royal Councillor of the Province of Massachusetts, 1730-35.
Frisbie, Franklin Senter.
GERRISH, CAPTAIN WILLIAM, 1617- 1687, Newbury and Boston, Mass.
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First Captain of the Military Com- pany of Newbury. Captain in King Philip's War, 1675-76. In command of the garrison at New- bury several years. Deputy to the General Court 1650, et seq. Frisbie, Franklin Senter.
GIDDINGE (OR GIDDINGS), GEORGE, 1608-1670, Ipswich, Mass. Deputy to General Court of Massachu- setts, 1641, et seq.
Gordon, George Augustus. Foster, Joseph.
GIDDINGE, JOHN, 1638-1691, Chebacco (Ipswich). Deputy to General Court of Massachusetts, 1653, '63, '64.
Gordon, George Augustus.
GIDDINGS, LIEUTENANT DANIEL, 1704-71, of Chebacco (Ipswich). Lieutenant of Captain Jeremiah Foster's Company, Fifth Massa- chusetts Regiment, in the Louis- burg Expedition. Representative to the Massachusetts General Court from Ipswich, 1758. Foster, Joseph.
GOODHUE, DEACON WILLIAM, 1613- 1699, Ipswich, Mass. Representa- tive to General Court of Massa- chusetts, 1666-67, 1673, 1677-81, 1683.
Foster, Joseph.
GORDON, ALEXANDER, 1635-1697. Soldier in Captain Timothy Hall's Company, King William's War. In garrison at Exeter, N. H., April to August, 1696.
Gordon, George Augustus.
GORDON, THOMAS, 1678-1762, Exeter, N. H. Soldier in Captain John Gilman's Company, 1710, Queen Anne's War.
Gordon, George Augustus.
GORTON, SAMUEL, 1592-1677. Assist- ant, 1649. President of Provi- dence & Warwick, 1651-52. Com- missioner to the Narragansett
Indians. Deputy, 1652-66, Rhode Island.
Waterman, Lucius.
GREEN, JUDGE HENRY, 1620-1700, Hampton, N. H. Commissioner for Hampton, 1689. Councillor, 1692-97. Scales, John.
GREEN, CAPTAIN JACOB, 1654-1726, Hampton, N. H. Captain of Hampton Militia from 1699 to 1720, and did valuable service under Major Winthrop Hilton in guarding the frontiers.
Scales, John.
GREENE, ASS'T-GOVERNOR JAMES, 1620-1698, Warwick, R. I. Gov- ernor's Assistant Rhode Island Colony, 1670-71.
Waterman, Lucius.
GREENWOOD, CAPTAIN THOMAS, 1696-1774, Newton, Mass. Cap- tain in the Massachusetts Militia. Deputy to the General Court of Massachusetts Bay from 1743 to 1756.
Jackson, Henry Steadman.
GREYSON, HONORABLE THOMAS, -1646, New Haven. One of the founders and the first treas- urer of the New Haven Colony. One of the commissioners who formed a union of New England Colonies, 1643. Commissioner to England, 1646, but the ship in which he sailed was lost at sea.
Plant, Henry Bradley.
Plant, Morton Freeman.
HARRIS, ASS'T-GOVERNOR THOMAS, -1686, Providence, R. I. Gov- ernor's Assistant Rhode Island Colony, 1666-69, 1671-75. Waterman, Lucius.
HATHORNE, MAJOR WILLIAM, 1607- 1681, Salem. First Speaker of the House of Deputies, 1644. Assistant, 1662-79. Commissioner for the United Colonies, 1643.
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Captain of Salem Company, and Major, 1656, Colony of Massachu- setts Bay.
Todd, William Cleaves.
HEARD, CAPTAIN TRISTRAM, 1667- 1735. Lieutenant commanding a Company of New Hampshire Mil- itia in 1725. Subsequently Cap- tain in command of the Garrison known as " Heard's Garrison," at Dover. Killed by the Indians in I735.
Tappan, Charles Langdon.
HILL, ABRAHAM, 1734-1812. Soldier in French and Indian War.
Hill, Howard Fremont.
HOWLAND, JOHN, 1592-1673. Signer of the Compact on Mayflower, 1620. In the " First Encounter," Great Meadow Creek, December 6, 1620. Assistant to Governor, 1633-35. In Command of Ken- nebec Trading Post, 1634. Dep- uty to General Court, 1641, et seq. The "beloved Pilgrim."
Coit, James Milnor.
HUBBARD, CALEB. 1630-1711, Brain- tree. Deputy to the General Court of Massachusetts Bay, 1694. Hubbard, Adolphus Skinner.
HUBBARD, EDMUND, 1570-1646, Hing- ham. Deputy to the General Court of Massachusetts Bay, 1 639-42.
Hubbard, Adolphus Skinner.
HUBBARD, PETER SR., 1709-1756, Braintree, Mass. Soldier of Cap- tain Nathaniel Blake's Company during the French and Indian War. Died in the service near Fort William Henry, N. Y., Sep- tember 5.
Hubbard, Adolphus Skinner.
HUNKING, COLONEL MARK, 1670- 1729, Portsmouth, N. H. Dele- gate to the General Assembly, 1693-1710. Councillor, 1710-1729. Judge of Superior Court, 1712- 1729. He first appeared on the
Provincial Record as Colonel on August 21st, 1716.
Scales, John.
INGALLS, LIEUTENANT SAMUEL, - -
1714, Ipswich, Mass. Member of the companies of Major Simon Willard and Major Samuel Ap- pleton. King Philip's War. Lieutenant in Captain Thomas Wade's troop, Massachusetts Forces, 1691. Representative to General Court, 1690.
Foster, Joseph.
INGERSOLL, LIEUTENANT GEORGE, 1618-1694. Of Salem and Glou- cester, Colony of Massachusetts Bay and of Casco (Falmouth) now Portland, Maine. Appointed by Massachusetts Commissioners Lieutenant and Military Officer of Falmouth, 1668. Lieutenant York Regiment, King Philip's War, 1675-76. Representative to the General Assembly, Province of Maine, 1683 and 1685, from Fal- mouth.
Foster, Joseph.
INGERSOLL, SAMUEL, 1651-1734, of Casco, now Portland, Maine. Sol- dier in King Philip's War, 1675- 76. Received grant of land in Narragansett township, Number 3. Son of Lieutenant George Ingersoll.
Foster, Joseph.
JACKSON, EDWARD, 1605-1681. Dep- uty from Cambridge to the Gen- eral Court, Colony of Massachu- setts Bay, 1647, and for fifteen years thereafter. Left by his will a large gift of land to Har- vard College.
Jackson, Henry Steadman.
JACKSON, JOHN, 1635-1722, Ports- mouth, N. H. Soldier in King William's War, 1696. In Garri- son at Oyster River (Durham) and Dover, N. H., January, 1696. Foster, Joseph.
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JACKSON, LIEUTENANT TIMOTHY,
1726-1774, Newton. Lieutenant
the Massachusetts Colonial Forces during the French and Indian War.
Jackson, Henry Steadman.
JAQUETT, GOVERNOR JEAN PAUL, Newcastle, Delaware. Governor of New Sweden, 1655-57. Justice of Newcastle, 1676-82.
Beatty, Franklin Thomason.
JACOB, CAPTAIN JOHN, -1693, Hingham, Mass. Captain in King Philip's War. Commanded a Company of foot in defense of Medfield, Mass., Feb. 21, 1677. On death of Captain Johnson, succeeded to the command of his Company in Narragansett Cam- paign. Member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com- pany.
Morse, Fred Winslow.
JAMESON, MARTIN, 1705-1760. Mem- ber of Captain John Gray's Com- pany of Falmouth, Me., 1725. Jameson, Winfield Scott.
JENCKES, GOVERNOR JOSEPH, Provi- dence, R. I., 1656-1740. Assist- ant Governor Rhode Island Col- ony, 1708-12. Deputy Governor, 1715-27. Governor, 1727-32. Waterman, Lucius.
KENT, COLONEL JACOB, 1726-1812, Plaistow, N. H., and Newbury, Vt. Commissioned, 1760, First Lieutenant of Captain John Hazen's Company in Colonel John Goffe's Regiment for the invasion of Canada. Commis- sioned, 1764, Captain of the first military company organized in Newbury. Subsequently Colonel of the Regiment of Provincial Militia. Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, 1772. Served with distinction in the War of the Revolution.
Kent, Henry Oakes.
KINSMAN, QUARTERMASTER ROBERT, 1629-1712, of Ipswich, Mass. Soldier in Captain Nicholas Man- ning's Company, King Philip's War. Quartermaster, 1684. Quar- termaster in Captain Thomas Wade's Company, 1691. Impris- oned by Sir Edmund Andros for his prominent part in the refusal of the town of Ipswich to pay taxes levied without consent of the General Court, 1687. Repre- sentative to General Court, 1692. Foster, Joseph.
KNOWLTON, CAPTAIN ABRAHAM, 1678-, Ispwich, Mass. Served in the French and Indian Wars.
Stearns, Ezra Scollay.
LANE, COLONEL JOHN, 1661-1715. Lieutenant Billerica Troop, 1693, King William's War. Captain of same, 1699. Major of the West Regiment of Horse and Foot, 1711, Queen Anne's War. Deputy to the General Court, 1702. Colo- nel of Massachusetts Militia.
Died in the service.
Philbrook, Frederic Bacon.
LITHGOW, CAPTAIN WILLIAM, 1715- 1798. In command of Forts Rich- mond, Western, and Halifax at different dates, French and In- dian Wars.
Willey, William Lithgow.
LONGFELLOW, NATHAN, 1690-1730, Hampton, N. H. Member of Captain Joseph Swett's Hampton Company. This company was engaged against the Indians at Saco, 1707.
Scales, John.
LONGFELLOW, ENSIGN WILLIAM, 1651-1690. Ensign in the New- bury Company in Sir Wm. Phipp's expedition against Quebec, and in returning was shipwrecked and drowned on coast of Antecosta, October 31, 1690.
Scales, John.
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MANN, RICHARD, 1652-, Plymouth,
Mass., and Lebanon, Conn. Sol- dier in King Philips' War. Re- ceived grant of land for services at Narragansett Swamp fight. Kent, Henry Oakes.
MARSH, COLONEL EBENEZER, Litch- field, Conn., 1701-1773. Ensign in Litchfield train-band, 1738. Commissioned Major Thirteenth Connecticut Regiment, October, 1741. Lieutenant-Colonel Thir- teenth Connecticut, October, 1754. Colonel Thirteenth Connecticut, May, 1757 ; resigned October, 1771. Representative to General Assembly Forty-eight sessions. Judge Litchfield County Court. Judge of Probate.
Parsons, Charles Lathrop.
MARSH, CAPTAIN JOHN, 1668-1744. Lieutenant, Hartford Conn., Mili- tia, commissioned May 17, 1717. Captain, Litchfield Militia, com- missioned May, 1722. Com- manded an expedition against the Indians, 1726. Representa- tive to Connecticut General As- sembly for forty sessions.
Parsons, Charles Lathrop.
MCCLARY, CAPTAIN JOHN, 1719- 1801, Epsom. Soldier in Captain Joseph Thomas's Company of Scouts at the relief of Epsom, N. H., 1747, under orders from Governor Benning Wentworth. Subsequently Captain of New Hampshire Provincial Militia.
Bangs, Charles McClary. Bangs, Frederick Lincoln.
MORTON, NATHANIEL. Secretary of the Colony of Plymouth, 1645- 1685. Member of Council of War, 1671, that deliberated upon the Awashonk uprising.
Evans, George Frederic.
NOBLE, COLONEL ARTHUR, -1747. Commissioned, February 5, 1745, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Second Massachusetts Regiment. Served
at the siege of Louisburg, 1745. Commissioned Colonel, by Gov- ernor Shirley, on his return. Killed January 31, at the Battle of Minas, Grand Pré, Nova Scotia, by a musket ball which entered his forehead, while leading a de- tachment of five hundred men. His eldest son, Lieutenant James Noble, died of fever at Louis- burg, 1746, aged 18. His brother, Francis Noble, was also killed at the Battle of Minas.
Willey, William Lithgow.
OLMSTED, RICHARD, 1607-, Hart- ford, Conn., Sergeant, 1635. Lieu- tenant, 1659. Deputy, 1665, et seq. Commissioner for Norwalk, 1668. Muster master, 1673. Cap- tain, 1680.
Olmsted, William Adams.
PARSONS, LIEUTENANT BENJAMIN, 1723-1777. Private in Captain William Williams's Company, at siege of Louisburg, 1745. Gar- risoned at Fort Massachusetts, 1747-1748, and afterwards in French and Indian War, pro- moted to a Lieutenantcy. Parsons, Charles Lathrop.
PARSONS, CAPTAIN EBENEZER, 1675- 1744. Ensign Northampton Massachusetts Company, as early as 1723, and later Captain of the same.
Parsons, Charles Lathrop.
PARSONS, CAPTAIN JOSEPH, 1647-
1727. Served in King Philip's War. He was one of the earliest lawyers in Western Massachu- setts. Several years Justice of the Peace at Northampton, and twenty-three years Judge of the Hampton County Courts. From 1693 he was a Deputy to the Gen- eral Court fourteen years, twelve from Northampton, and two from Springfield, Mass.
Parsons, Charles Lathrop.
PARSONS, CORNET JOSEPH, 1618-1683. Member Captain John Pynchon's
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Hampshire County Troop, King Philip's War, 1672-1678. Ap- pointed Cornet Hampshire Troop, October 7, 1678. Member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1679. Served in the early French and Indian Wars, Colony of Massachusetts Bay. He was a partner with William Pynchon in the fur trade of the Connecticut valley and was the chief founder of Northampton, Mass.
Parsons, Charles Lathrop.
PEABODY, LIEUTENANT FRANCIS,
1614-1697, Hampton, N. H.
Lieutenant in the Militia, Tops- field, Mass., 1668.
Kent, Henry Oakes.
PEPPERRELL, LIEUTENANT-COLONEL WILLIAM, 1654-1754, Kittery, Me. Captain of the company of Provincial Militia, 1714. Com- mandant of his Majesty's Fort at Kittery Point, 1714. Subsequenlty Lieutenant-Colonel of the Pro- vincial Militia of York county, Me. Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, 1715-1730. Dep- uty to the General Court of Massachusetts, 1696, seq. Father of Sir William Pepper- rell, Bart.
Frisbie, Franklin Senter.
Higgins, George.
Deering, John Wentworth.
PLANT, JOHN. Soldier in King Philip's War. Was one of the English Volunteers to whom the Connecticut General Court awarded a plantation on petition of Lieutenant Thomas Leffingwell. Plant, Henry Bradley. Plant, Morton Freeman.
PIERCE, SERGEANT THOMAS, 1608- 1683, Woburn, Mass. Deputy, 1668. Sergeant, 1669-82. Corpo- ral 1583. Captain, 1669-73. Troop- er in King Philip's War.
Sawyer, William Davis.
Sawyer, Charles Francis.
POTE, GAMALIEL, 1721-1790, Fal- mouth, Me. Soldier in Captain Moses Pearson's Company, Louis- burg Expedition.
Gordon, George Augustus.
PRESCOTT, JOHN, 1604-1681. Served in Garrison at Lancaster, and in defense of the town against In- dians, August 22, 1675, and Feb- ruary 10, 1676.
Cutter, Henry Arthur. Sawyer, William Davis. Sawyer, Charles Francis.
PRESCOTT, CAPTAIN JONAS, 1648- 1723. Captain of the Groton Company in King William's War, 1689. Deputy, 1699, 1701-1705, Colony of Massachusetts.
Cutter, Henry Arthur.
POWERS, CAPTAIN PETER, - 1757. Captain of the Third Company in Colonel Joseph Blanchard's Reg- iment in the Crown Point Expe- dition, 1755.
Cutter, Henry Arthur.
POWERS, STEPHEN, 1729 - -. Pri- vate in Captain Peter Powers's Company in Colonel Joseph Blanchard's Regiment in the Crown Point Expedition, 1755. Cutter, Henry Arthur.
RIGGS, THOMAS, 1632-1722, Glouces- ter, Mass. Town clerk fifty-one years. Selectman twenty years. Representative to General Court of Massachusetts from Glouces- ter, 1700.
Foster, Joseph.
ROOT, THOMAS, 1605-1695. One of the thirty-seven soldiers from Hartford that served in the Pe- quot War. 1637, served under Captain John Mason. Kent, Henry Oakes.
RUST, QUARTERMASTER NATHANIEL, 1639-1713. Quartermaster, Ex- pedition to Canada, 1690. Deputy to the General Court, 1690-91. Foster, Joseph.
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SAWYER, SERGEANT CALEB, 1737- 1815. Soldier in Colonel Wild- er's Regiment against Crown Point, 1755. Sergeant in Captain Thomas Wilder's Company, 1757. Sergeant of Captain Josiah Whit- ney's Company of Howard, Mass., 1774.
Cutter, Henry Arthur. Sawyer, William Davis. Sawyer, Charles Francis.
SAWYER, CALEB, 1659-1755. Served in Garrison at Lancaster, Mass., I704.
Sawyer, William Davis. Sawyer, Charles Francis.
SAWYER, THOMAS, 1616-1706. Served in Garrison at Lancaster in King Philip's War in the defense of the town against the Indians, 1675-6.
Sawyer, William Davis. Sawyer, Charles Francis.
SPALDING, JOHN, 1633-1721, Chelms- ford, Mass. Served, 1676, in King Philip's War under Captain Nich- olas Manning.
Foster, Joseph.
SPRING, LIEUTENANT JOHN, 1630- 1717, Newtown. Lieutenant in the Massachusetts Provincial Mili- tia. Deputy to the General Court, 1704-07. Jackson, Henry S.
STARBUCK, EDWARD, Dover, N. H., and Nantucket, Mass. First Rep- resentative from Dover, 1643.
Sawyer, William Davis. Sawyer, Charles Francis.
STOCKBRIDGE, ABRAHAM, 1694-1746, Stratham, N. H. Soldier in Cap- tain John Light's Company, Louis- burg Expedition.
Gordon, George Augustus.
STONE, EBENEZER, 1662-1754, New- ton, Mass. Deputy to the General Court of Massachusetts from 1708 to 1717. Subsequently Royal
Councillor of the Province of Massachusetts.
Jackson, Henry Steadman.
STOWE, REVEREND SAMUEL, 1602- 1663, Hartford, Ct. Chaplain in the Pequot War under Captain John Mason.
Kent, Henry Oakes.
SWAN, RICHARD, of Rowley, Mass. Served in King Philip's War and Expedition to Canada. Deputy to the General Court, 1666, '77. Gordon, George Augustus.
SWAN, ROBERT, 1628-1698, Haverhill, Mass. Soldier at Great Swamp Fight, King Philip's War, Lieu- tenant Benjamin Swett's Com- pany.
Gordon, George Augustus.
THORNE, QUARTERMASTER JOHN, Kingston, N. H. Was in Cap- tain Marston's Company, of Exe- ter, Colonel John Goff, and served in the Expedition to Crown Point. Enrolled September 30, 1762.
Thorne, John Calvin.
TILTON, DANIEL, Hampton, N. H. 1646-1715. Representative to General Assembly of New Hamp- shire from Hampton, 1693, 1695, 1702, 1709-14. Speaker of the
Assembly, 1702. In charge of Garrison House at Hampton, and called "Ensign " on Hampton Records.
Busiel, Charles Albert. Tilton, George Henry.
TIDD, JOHN. Sergeant in Woburn, Mass., militia, and earliest settler. Gordon, George Augustus.
TREAT, CAPTAIN JOSEPH, 1662-1721, Milford, Conn. Captain of Mil- ford train-band, 1708. Previously Sergeant, Ensign, and Lieutenant, same Company. Deputy to General Assembly from Milford, 1707-08. Justice of the Peace for New Haven county, 1702-19. Treat, John Sheldon.
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TREAT, GOVERNOR ROBERT, 1624- 1710. Lieutenant of train-band, 1654. Captain, 1661. Commis- sioned as Major, 1673. Command- er-in-chief of Connecticut Forces, 1673. Commander-in-chief of Con- necticut Forces in King Philip's War. Colonel of New Haven Militia, 1687. Commander at Great Swamp Fight. Major com- manding Connecticut troops at the Battles of Hadley and Spring- field. Deputy-Governor, 1676- 86. Appointed Governor, 1686. Resigned, 1701. In the encounter with the Indians at Bloody Brook, September 18, 1675, his arrival on the scene of action with the Con- necticut Forces turned the tide.
Treat, John Sheldon.
TROWBRIDGE, LIEUTENANT JAMES, 1636-1717, Newton. Deputy to the General Court from Cam- bridge, 1700 and 1703. Served in King Philip's War. Colony of Massachusetts Bay.
Jackson, Henry Steadman.
TRUE, CAPTAIN HENRY, 1645-1735, Salisbury, Mass. Captain of Salis- bury Company, 1696 to 1722. Representative to General Court from Salisbury, 1689, 1695.
Scales, John.
VAUGHN, MAJOR WILLIAM, 1640- 1719. Lieutenant of Horse, 1672. Captain, 1680. A Royal Coun- cillor in Charter granted Sep- tember 18, 1679, constituting New Hampshire a separate province. Councillor, 1690-98. President of the Council, 1706-15.
Jameson, Winfield Scott.
WALCOTT, LIEUTENANT JOHN 1738. Soldier in King Philip's war. Enlisted Feb. 29, 1675, in Captain Prentice's Company. Also served as a trooper under Captain Appleton.
Walcott, Nathaniel Adams.
WALCOTT, CAPTAIN JONATHAN, 1645-1699, Salem, Mass. Soldier in Prentice's 73 Troopers, King Philip's War.
Walcott, Nathaniel Adams.
WALDRON (WALDERNE) MAJOR RICHARD, 1615-1689, Dover, N. H. Captain, 1652; Major, 1674; Commander-in-chief of the East- ern Expedition against the Penob- scot and Kennebec Indians, 1676, King Philip's War. Commander Provincial Forces of New Hamp- shire, 1679 and 1689. Depu- ty, 1654-79. Speaker of the House, General Court of Massa- chusetts, 1666-79. Royal Coun- cillor and Deputy-Governor, 1680; Governor, de facto, 1681. Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, 1659-82. Member of His Majes- ty's Council under Lieutenant- Governor Cranfield, 1682. Chief Justice of the Superior Court, 1683. Massacred by the Indians at Cocheco (Dover) June 27, 1689.
Frisbie, Franklin Senter.
WASHBURN(E), JOHN, 1621-, Dux- boro', Plymouth Colony. Soldier in the Narragansett War, under Captain Church.
Gordon, George Augustus.
WEBSTER, GOVERNOR JOHN, 1590- 1661. An original settler of Hartford, and a founder of the Colony of Connecticut. Deputy, 1637. Commissioner to United Colonies, 1654. Assistant, Hart- ford, 1639-55. Deputy Governor, 1655. Governor, 1656. First Magistrate, 1657-59. Judge of the Court, Hadley, Mass., 1660.
Parsons, Charles Lathrop.
WHIPPLE, CAPTAIN JOHN, 1626-1683. Cornet in Captain John Apple- ton's Troop, 1668. Lieutenant of Captain Nicholas Paige's Com pany in the first or Mount Hope Campaign, King Philip's War, 1675. Captain of Ipswich, Mass.,
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Troop in 1676. Deputy to Gen- eral Court, 1674, et seq.
Philbrook, Frederic Bacon.
WHITMORE, FRANCIS, 1625-1685,
Cambridge, Mass. Trooper in
Major Simon Willard's Com- mand, King Philip's War. Gordon, George Augustus.
WILKINSON, JOHN, 1654-1708, Provi- dence, R. I. Soldier in King Philip's War. Deputy to Gener- al Assembly 1700, 1706.
Waterman, Lucius.
WILLARD, HENRY. Commander of Garrison at Still River, Lancaster, 1692.
Sawyer, William Davis. Sawyer, Charles Francis.
WILLARD, MAJOR SIMON, 1605-1676. A founder of Concord, Mass. Deputy to the General Court, 1636-'54. Assistant, 1654-'76. Commander-in-chief of the Expe- dition of the United Colonies against Ninigret, Sachem of the Yantics, 1655. Led the heroic relief at the Battle of Brookfield. Commanded the Middlesex Regi- ment of Massachusetts Troops in King Philip's War.
Sawyer, William Davis. Sawyer, Charles Francis.
WILLEY, LIEUTENANT JOHN, 1648- 1688. Soldier in King Philip's War.
Willey, William Lithgow.
WILLIAMS, GOVERNOR ROGER, 1 599- 1683. Captain of Train Band at Providence during King Philip's War. Governor of Rhode Island, 1654.
Brown, Elisha Rhodes.
WILLIAMS, REV. STEPHEN, D. D. Chaplain of General Pepperell, Louisburg, 1745. Chaplain of Sir Willlam Johnson, Lake Cham- plain, 1755. Chaplain of Gen.
John Winslow, Crown Point, 1756.
Williams, Fared Irving.
WILSON, JOSEPH, 1660-1710. geant, Kittery, Me.
Ser-
Gordon, George Augustus.
WINSHIP, LIEUTENANT EDWARD,
1613-1688. Member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1638. Ensign, 1647, Lieutenant, 1660, in the Militia. Deputy to the General Court, Colony of Massachusetts Bay, 1663, '64, '81-'86.
Sawyer, William Davis.
Sawyer, Charles Francis.
WISE, REV. JOHN- 1725. Chap- lain in the Narragansett Cam- paign, 1676, and in Phipp's expe- dition against Canada,
1690. Deputy Massachusetts General Court, 1689. Is said to have been the first man in America ever known to oppose taxation without representation.
Jameson, Winfield Scott.
WOODBURY, ANDREW, Manchester, Mass., 1731-1808. Soldier in Col. Ichabod Plaisted's Company, 1756. Representative to General Court of Massachusetts 1774. Delegate to Spanish Convention 1774, Delegate to Provincial Con- gress 1774.
Pitman, Charles Frank.
WOODMAN, CAPTAIN JOHN. Captain in charge of Woodman's Garri- son, Durham, N. H. Captain be- fore 1690, but his commission was renewed in that year by Governor Phipps. Successfully defended his Garrison at the time of the Oyster River Massacre, and al- though he sustained several other attacks his Garrison was never captured.
Scales, John.
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WYMAN, LIEUTENANT JOHN, 1621- 1684, Charlestown and Woburn, Mass., 1640. Cornet in Captain Thomas Prentiss's Troop, in the Mount Hope Campaign, Septem-
ber 21, 1675; Lieutenant in the Narragansett Fight, December 19, 1675, and in the latter received a wound in the face.
Stearns, Ezra Scollay.
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