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[Captain Gordon Hutchins's Account for procuring Guns, &c.]
State of New Hampshire - To Gordon Hutchins Dr.
1775 To horse hire from Medford to Exeter & from - May thence to Concord 85 miles @ 2ª
{{~ 14. 2
To Do. from Concord to Canterbury 10 miles
I. 8
To Do. from Concord to Warner 12 miles - 2 .- The above Journeys was made to get arms by order of the Congress of this State -
To a Man, Horse, & Carriage 4 Days to carry the ) arms to Medford
1.19.11
To Expences for the Man & horse
- 12 .--
To my Expences in the above Journeys 1.IO .-
1777 To myself & horse from Concord to the Commit-
July tee of Safety at Exeter on acct of apprehending Deserters from Ticonderoga
1.15. 4
£ 6.15. 1
Exeter November 25, 1777 Errors Excepted -
Gordon Hutchins .
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In the House of Representatives Nov' 26th 1777. The Truth & Justice of the above account was sworn to by Col Hutchins
att. N. Emery Cle D. R
The above Sum of Six pounds fifteen shillings & one penny was paid, as appears by the Treasurers book -
Att. Joseph Pearson D. Sec'y
A List of Officers & Men Belonging to Fort Sullivan. Eliphlet Danicl Commandor. [1775.]
[Copied from original in Pension Bureau, Washington, D. C.]
Date
MENS NAMES
Date
MENS NAMES
Octr.
IS
Eliphlet Daniel
Capt". Lieut.
Novbr. Novbr. Novhr. Novbr. Novbr.
22
George Carpenter Saml. Clarke
Octr
18
John Payn
third Ditto
2
Benjn. Peverly.
.
Novbr
13
Stacy Hall
Serjant.
22
Willim. Hackadey
Novbr. Novbr
13 6
Ebenezer Janvrin
Ditto
Novbr
23
Willim James.
Noybr
13
Amoss Williams Richd. Wilson
Ditto
22
Andrew Young.
Oct™
27
Thoms. Palmer
Gunner Do. Mate
17
Luke Foster
Novbr.
3
Archid. Fergirson
- Ditto
20
Thoms. Priest, Jun".
Novbr
26
George Waters
Drummer.
Novbr.
3
Alexar. Kirkwood
Decr.
2
Joseph HIam Benj" Ham
Ditto Boy. Private
Novbr.
9
Samuel Banfill
Novbr
15
Thom". Priest.
Novbr.
22 George King
Novbr.
24
John Gunnison
Novhr
6 Willim Moses
Novhr.
3
Willim Claridge
Novbr Novhr.
8
Benj" Leach
Novbr
24
Willim. Lewis
28
Stephen Wille John Dam
Novbr
27
John Burbank
Novbr.
28 Winthrop Bickford
Novbr.
Jacob Larry.
Novbr.
24
John Folsom
Novbr.
Willim. Gowen
Novbr.
Novbr.
13
Sam1. Odiorne
Novlır.
Novbr.
21
Willim. Walker.
Noyhr.
27
Novbr.
20
Joshua Huntriss
9
Thoms. Francis.
Novbr.
24
James Willing.
14
George Young, Dischd the 14th
Novbr Novbr.
Joseph Winkell. Saml. Ball.
Nathl. Woodman Benjn. Stubbs
Novbr
13
Willim. Michell
Novbr.
3 James McIntiar
Novbr
25
Peter Tobey
Novbr
22
Richd. Wilson Jun".
Novbr.
28
John Stevans
Novbr.
21
Joseph Stevans.
8
Nathl. Mendom
8
Willim. Chiles.
Novbr Novbr
27
Simon Tobey.
14
Joseph Shaw.
Private
Octr.
9
Andrew Marshall
Oct".
31
Jacob Clarke
Secd. Ditto
Novhr
9
6
John James
Decr.
2
Armourer
Noybr
4 Joseph Redman
Octr.
31
John Campbell John Ovendon
Novhr.
2I
Jacob Randell
Oct !.
31
Novbr
25
Ezral Whetton
Novbr.
24
13 3
24 David Langley Soloman Clarke
S
of December
22
Novbr. Novbr. Navbr Noybr.
4
9
Partrick Lilless
3
Nathl. Church
Oct".
27
John Tucker
Ditto
Novbr. Novbr. Novbr. Novbr. Novbr.
22
Willim Thrasher
23
Decbr Decbr.
25 Jacob Nason
23
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A Muster Role of the Field Artilery Company under the Care and direction of Hall Jackson
[Copied from original in Pension Bureau, Washington, D. C.]
MENS NAMES
Time of Enlistment
When Discharged
Time of Servise
Leiut William Yeaton
Oct. 27
November I I
1 5 days
Leiut Ebenezer Dearing
Ditto 28
Ditto
II
14 Ditto
Leiut John Marden
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Sergt. Sam1 Hutchings
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Sergt Benja Chandler
Ditto 27
Ditto
II
15 Ditto
Sergt John Gardner
Ditto 27
Ditto
II
15 Ditto
Corpo. John Beck Jun'
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Corpo. Ezekiel Pitman
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Corpo. Solomon Lowd
Ditto 30
Ditto
II
12 Ditto
Robt Chandler
Ditto 27
Ditto
II
1 5 Ditto
John Melcher
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Seth Walker
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Nath1. Pitman
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
John Pitman
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Mark Chadburne
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Richd. Woods
Nov. . I
Ditto
II
IO Ditto
Richd Kitson
October 3 I
Ditto
II
II Ditto
Sam1. Elliott
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Cotton Mather Steavens
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
James Sweat
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
William Hart Jun"
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
John Redding
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
John Barnes
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Thomas Sherburne
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Henry Snagg
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
George Lowd
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Andrew Toombs
Ditto 30
Ditto
II
12 Ditto
Shackford Seaward
Ditto 30
Ditto
II
12 Ditto
Guppy Stoodly
Ditto 31
Ditto
II
JI Ditto
Edmund Butler
Ditto 30
Ditto
II
12 Ditto
Mark Pitman
Ditto 29
Ditto
II
13 Ditto
Dan1. Jackson Jun' Drumer
November I
Ditto
II
IO Ditto
Geo. Jackson Jun"
Ditto
I
Ditto
II
IO Ditto
Robt. Colefax
Ditto
2
Ditto
II
9 Ditto
Sam1. Sherriff
Ditto
2
Ditto
II
9 Ditto
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
MENS NAMES
Time of Enlistment
When Discharged
Time of Servise
Ichabod Shorer
November 2 Ditto 2
November I I
9 Ditto
John Hooker
Ditto
II
9 Ditto
Geo. Trapthren
November 3
Nov.
II
8 Days
Joseph Tapley
Ditto
3
Ditto
II
8 Ditto
Winthrop Binnet
Ditto
3
Ditto
II
8 Ditto
John Deavenport
Ditto
3
Ditto
II
8 Days
Rob Fernald
Ditto
3
Ditto
I·I
8 Ditto
Portsmº November 13th 1775 Errors Excepted
H. Jackson
A List of Capt. Stephen Clark's Company.
[Copied from original in Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D. C.]
Stephen Clark, Capt.
* Micah Davis
Serjt.
Elijah Densmore Ist Lieut.
Edward Chapman do.
Simon Durbin 2nd Lieut.
Joseph Mason do
Josiah Tilton Ensign.
Cornelass Denbo
do.
I
Moses Sanborn, Corpor1.
16
Thomas Randell,
2
Nathaniel Daniels, do
17
William Bly,
3
John Carr, do
18
Josiah Durgin,
4 Thomas Robinson do.
19
David Woodman
5
Richard Shaw, Drumer
20
Samuel Jackson,
6 Robert Clerk,
21
Samuel Dam,
7
Enoch Runnills,
22 Soloman Crocket,
8 Elias Critchett,
23
Jubil Martin, (Negro man,)
9
Benjamin Hicks
24 David Killey,
IO 1 Josiah Burley,
25 Joshua Burnham
11 Nathan1. Stevens,
26 Winthrop Frost,
12 Elijah York,
27
Franciss Ellot
13 Nathaniel Stevens, Jun',
28 NSidon Martin (Negro man)
14 Winthrop Smart,
29 Ebenez'. Curreyer
15 John Randell,
30 David Paige
Jeremiah Sanborn Serjt.
* This name was crossed in original.
25
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
3I
Thomas Clough,
52
John Wells,
32 John Beedy,
53
Nathaniel Sanborn,
33
Thomas Clark
54
Zebulen Dow,
34
Elisha Clark
55
Thomas Folsom
35 Josiah Towle
56
Jonathan Burley
36 Eli Furber,
57
Jonathan Canistone
37 Joseph Gale,
58
James Randlet,
38 Abreham Clark,
59
Nathaniel Parsons,
39
Josiah Dow,
60
Jacob Freese
40
Daniel Towle
61
Clemont Davis,
41
Chase Fogg,
62
Bradbury Sinkler
43
Stephen Fogg,
64
Nathan Presscott,
44 Nathan White,
65
Sanders Carr,
45
Joseph White,
66
Joseph Presscott,
46
Benjamin Fox,
67
Clement Mudy
47
Enoch Ossgood
68
Ceaser Macling,
48
Theoph$ Stevens,
69 Jarel Hoyt,
49
Winthrop Dow,
70
Jethro Bachelder
50
John Purkins Jun',
71
Timothy Nokes,
51
Chase Ellkins,
Portsmº Nov 22, 1775.
To the Committee of Safety of the Colony of New Hampshire - Gentlemen,
Agreeable to your Order, I have this day mustered These within named Persons, they being good Able-bodied & Effective men & well acoutered. Jos. Cilley, mustering mas.
[Captain Clark was of Epping. He went with a portion of these men to Winter Hill in December, 1775. See Vol. XIV. p. 242. -ED.]
A List of Capt Joseph Parsonss Company [Copied from original in Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D. C.]
Joseph Parsons Capt William Seavey Ist Lieut Nathan1. Gilman 2ª Lieut Samuel Walliss, Ensign,
Abreham Libby, Serj". Alixander Salter, do Josiah Hall Bartlet, Serj". Joseph Seavey Do.
-
42
Samuel Fogg,
63 Joseph Purkins
26
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
I Simon Johnson Corpor1.
2 Benjamin Lang
3 John Foss do
4 Richard Webster Corpor1.
5 Joseph Marden, Drumer,
6 Nathan1 Marden, Fifer
7 Samuel Murry
30 Soloman Varrill
53 John Foye
8 Michael Dolton
31 John . Varrill
54 James Randell
9 Nathan1. Tucker
32 Nathan1. Lear,
55 Semion Towle
10 George Randell
33 Michael Moulton
56 Lott Wedgewood -
II Isaac Remick
34 Abreham Mathis
57 Robert Mitchell
12 Joseph Hall
35 Benoni Rand
13 John Blunt
36 Edward Varill
14 Mark Randell
37 Henery Shapley
15 Richard Lock
38 Mark Foss
16 James Seavey
17 John Sherborn
18 Tobias Trunday
41 Edward Randall
42 John Odiorn
20 Samuel Rand
21 Andrew Sherborn
22 Samuel Marden
23 Jeremiah Bary
24 John Foss
25 Samuel Rand, Jun.
26 Elijah Lock
27 John Lock
50 James Hutchings
73 James Pickering
28 George Foss
51 Nathan1. Bary
74 Samuel Ward
29 Daniel Moulton
52 James Libby
Portsmº Novr 22ª 1775.
To the Committee of Safety of the Colony of New Hampshire
Gentlemen agreeable to your order I have this day mustered the within named Persons they being good able bodied and Effective men and well accoutred
Jos Cilley Muster Master
[This is one of the companies of minute men, enlisted by order of the Committee of Safety of October 12, 1775, portions of which went to Winter Hill in December. See Vol. XIV. p. 242. - ED.]
62 David Wigings 63 Joseph Collcutt 64 Smith Chapman 65 Walter Meal 66 Benjamin Stevens 67 Levi Pickering 68 Dudly Hillton 69 James Ryens 70 Benjamin Randell 71 Jonathan Mason
19 John Rand
43 Nimshy Lock 44 Samuel Bary
45 Benjamin Mardin
46 Joshua Rand 47 James Seavey 48 Robert Morrison 49 William Rand
72 Josiah Colcutt
58 David Collcutt 59 Jonathan Folsom 60 John Bartlet 61 William Burly
39 William Trefatheren 40 John Rand
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
27
A List of Capt. Peter Coffin's Company. [Copied from original in Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D. C.]
Peter Coffin Capt.
John Hall Ist Lieut.
Simon Wiggin 2nd Lieut.
James Sinclair Ensign.
Joshua Wingate Serj. John Thing Do. Thomas Gordon Do.
I
Nicholas Giles,
34
Ebenezer Baker,
2
Joseph Bennett
35
David Brewster,
3
Jonathan Chace
36
Robert Hunter,
4
Eliphalet Gilman
37
Josiah Beel,
5
Jnº. Gilman
38
Josiah Allen
6
James Gordon
39
Taylor Clark
7
John Hill
40
Daniel Rollings
8
Willm. Hoyt,
41
Josiah Leavitt, Corpol.
9
Abraham Serref, Sergt.
42
Noah Jewett,
IO
Elisha Smith
43
John Leavitt
II
Ebenezer Speed,
44
John Quinby
12
Josiah Wyatt, Corpo1.
45
Thomas Calley,
13
Dudley Nicholles
46
Josiah Piper,
14
Simon Dearborn Wadley,
47
Joseph Mason, 3ª
15
John Cotton,
48
John Sinclair,
16
Robert Lord, Jun".
49
Noah Wiggin,
17
James Rundlett,
50
Ward Mason,
18
Henry Barter,
51
Isaac Stockbridge
19
Benjamin Conner
52
John Smith,
20
Richard Dollof,
53
Simond Row,
21
Joseph Leavett, '
54
Jonathan Morrison
1
22
David Jewett,
55
Edward Prescott,
23
Edward Easemen, Corp1.
56
John Dollof
24
John Bond,
57
Zadock Sanborn
25
Nicholas Nicholles
58
Jona Veazey,
26
Oliver Calfe, Corporal
59
Gilman Robertson
27
Moses Hopkinson
60
Thomas Leavitt,
28
Jonª. Folsom
61
John Smith, Junr.
29
James Folsom,
62
John Leavitt,
3I
Enoch Chace
64
Joseph Smith
32
Andrew Neale
65
Zachariah Quinby,
33
John Mason
66 Thoms Gordon
30 Stephen Leavitt,
63 John Shaw
5
28
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
67
Wm Granes,
72
Joseph Akers,
68 Danl Torry
73 Saml. Chapman
74 Aaron Elesworth
75 Caleb Thurston
71
Joseph Louge, Fifer
76 Benjm. Sanborn.
Portsmth, Nov. 24th 1775.
To the Committee of Safety of the Colony of New Hampshire.
Gentlemen,
Agreeable to your Order I have this Day Mustered the within named Persons, they being good able bodied & effective Men & Well accoutered.
Jos. Cilley, Muster mast".
[This was one of the companies of minute men raised pursuant to order of the Committee of Safety of Oct. 12, 1775, portions of which went to Winter Hill in December to take the place of the retiring Connecticut troops. See Vol. XIV. p. 243. - ED.]
A List of Capt. David Copps's Company as Mustered by Capt. George Turner Nov.1 25th. 1775
[Copied from original in Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D. C.]
David Copps Capt". Moses Yeaton Ist Lieut.
Andrew Gilman 2ª Lt. Sam1. Wallingford Ens"
I
Ebenezer Pierce
I2
John Earl
2
Moses Yeaton Jun"
I3 Daniel Straw
3
Samuel Roberts
14 Nathan Roberts
4
Sulvanus Comwell
I5
Ebenezer Allen
5
Joseph Varney
16
Francies Yeaton
6 Samuel Pray
17
Moses Canney
7 Samuel Roberts
18 James Pike
8 Benjamin Paul
19 Benja. Gerrish
9 Samuel Downs
20 Richard Furber
IO
Moses Guptall
21 Asa Fuller
II John Legroe
22 Garret Byng
69 Sanborn Sleeper,
70 Jnº. Rundlett, Drummer,
-
23
Joseph Malcham
60
Sam1 Adams
24
William Harsey
61
Joshua Neal
25 Samuel Norton Jun™
62 Gideon Johnson
26 John Nichols
63 Phineas Ricker
27
Daniel Cook
64 Henry Pike
28
John Gilman
65 Samuel Dame
29
George Fall
66 Henry Rollins
30 Josiah Harsey
67
Dudly Gilman, add -
31
Joseph Hodgdon
68 Ephraim Roberts
32
John Gilman
69
Levi Furber
33
Daniel Paul
70
Dudly Smart
34
Grafton Nutter
71
George Roberts
35
Seth Shackford
72
Jonathan Horn
36
Moses Emerson
73
Sam1 Waldron
37
Daniel Jackson
74
Moses Carr
38
Silas Hale
75 Eliphalet Quimby
39
Benjamin Tate
76
Robert Hardy
40
John Knock
77
Joseph Sanburn
41
vCaleb Horn
78
James Horne
42 Samuel Henderson
79
Robt McRelias
43
Jeames Boyce
80
Joshua Cosen
44
Gersham Plummer
81
William Palmer
45
Ichabod Cowel
82
John Roberts
46
Hatevil Nutter
83
Sam1. Wentworth
47
Anthony Vincent
84
Tobias Wentworth
48
John Ramsey
85
Mark Jennins
49 Ebenezer Nutter
86
John Wentworth
50
William Vincent
87
Josiah Brown
5I
Edward Kelley
88
Abraham Plunkeld
52
Josiah Weeks
89
Joseph Young
53
John Parsons
90
Jose Wiggins
54
Aaron Cosen
91
Richd Tilton
55
John Bickford
92 Wm Berry, Drumer
56
John Trickey
93
Rob- Stokell, Fifer
57
Josiah Folsom
94 Robert Swanson
58
Valeentine Rickery
95
Benjamin Hoyte
59
Joel Leighton
96
Timothy Cosen
[The note appended to document next preceding will apply to this. - ED.]
1
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS. 1
29
4
30
A Return of Men in Capt. Titus Salter's Company Mustered by Major Fames Hackett Fryday Decr 1-1775 [Copied from original in Bureau of Pension's. ]
NAMES
when Inlisted
when dischd
NAMES
when Inlisted
when dischd
Titus Salter Jun
Oct. 17
Israel Hull
23
Dec
3ª
John Blasdell
17
Israel Graves
23
.
3 :00
Ditto-
Benj Dam
25
Joseph Thurston
24
Daniel Strikland
30
Benj Wiggin
24
Ditto
Ditto.
John Elliott
30
Sam' Boynton
24
Ditto
Ditto
Charles Stuart
30
-
30
Robt Rawlins
24
Dec. 4
Peter Barter
Nov. 10
Bénj Webster
24
Ditto
Ditto.
Samuel Down
10
John Hale
24
Ditto
Ditto
Darby Daily
21
Benj. Simpson
24
Ditto
Ditto
Michael Ryan
21
Joseph Fellows
24
Ditto
Ditto
Michael Veale
22
66
23
Israel Webster
24
Ditto
Ditto
Jonathan Edmonds
23
Josiah Parsons
24
John Sloper
23
Sam' W. Cate
23
Mark Wiggin 3d Lieut.
24
Ditto 3
Solomon Varrell
66
23
.
N. B. The company now consist of Eighty two Men
Titus Salter.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
Ben Grant
Nov 23
Capt. Webster Capt Wiggin
Benjn Holebrook
4
25
John Stevans
23
Ditto
George Berry
Edward Burleigh
24
-
Samuel Piper
Joseph Bamfield
24
31
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
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A Muster Role of The Field Artilery Company under the Command of George Turner an Muster'd by Major Hackett, December 1, 1775 -
[Copied from original in Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D. C.]
Ebenezer Dearing Ist. Lieut William Yeaton 2ª Lieut John Marden 3ª Lieut Sam1 Hutchings Sergt. Benj". Chandler Sergt.
Randal Furnald
Ichabod Shorer Edmund Butler
John Reding Sam1. Sherriff
Robert Fernald
John Melcher
James Swett
Richard Wood
Clement Jackson Jun'.
Elliott Dearing
Robert Colfax
Winthrop Binnett
John Deavenport
Gupey Stoodley
William Gowin
George Jackson Jun'.
Samuel Yeaton
Thomas Sherburne Jun'.
Ephraim Dennett
Robert Tate
Solomon Thompson
Reuben Daniels
Timothy Gerrish
Mark Pitman
The Scale
Capt ·
Lieuts
Sergts
Corp1.
Drum
Privates
Total
I
3
3
3
I
32
43
John Gardner Jun' Sergt. Shackford Seaward Corp John Dinnett Jun'. Corp Solomon Lowd Corp. Joseph Tapley Drum' Henry Meserve Henry Snagg
-
William Hart Jun'. George Trapthren John Hooker George Lowd Robert Chandler
32
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
Abstract of a Pay Roll for a company of Artillery commanded by Capt George Turner - 1775 -
I Captain from Nov. 15, to Jany 15, 2 Months- @ SE £ 16. 11 11
3 Lieutenants
5 Mº 26 days @ 120/- 6 months @, 50/-
- 32- 7- 4
3 Sergeants
3 Corporals & Drummers
7 Mº 29 days @ 45/
- 15- 11 11 17-18- 6
33 Privates
6 Mº 27 days 41/
128-19-
Paid February 22 - 1776 E
210. 4-10
Exª P. Boyey
.
A List of Capt Jacob Webster's Company
[Copied from original in Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D. C.]
Jacob Webster Capt
Stephen Barger Sergt
Abijah Wheeler Ist Lieut
Ezra French Do
Ezekiel Guile 2ª Do
Ebenezer Fifield Corporal
Joseph Williams Ensign
Hezekiah Blake Do
James Webster Sergt
Joseph Ayers Do
Jared Heath Do
Silas Wheeler Do
John Jeffers Drummer Sam' Fellows
Benjm Williams
Bezaleel Beede
Benjamin Silly
Jacob Thorn
Benjamin Stevens 3ª
Isaac Clifford
John Darling
Jethro Sanborn Moses Hoit
Humphrey Nichols
David Sanborn
Sam1 True
Jona Johnson
Benjamin Colby
John Gage
Isaac Dow
Benj" Webster Silaway Richard Kelly
Peter Noyes
Israel Shepherd Barnard Thorn
John Atwood
Jesse Heath
Benjm Loverain
Sam1 French
Samson Wheeler
John Sleeper Jun'
Jona French 3d
John Silly
Cornelius Clough
Peter Sweat
Joseph Brown
Philip Blasdell Thoms Newton
Joshua Richardson
James Thorn .
Joseph Young
Ebenezer Kimball
Nathan Thorn Henry Dow
Thoms Cotton
Jnº Newton
Sam1 Hews
Moses Noyes
Abram Sanborn
Richard Whitcher
Jona Carleton
Moses Stevens
Sam1 Noyes
Warren Wheeler
Ebenezer Stevens
James Flood
John Campbel
Jnº Sleeper
Ebenezer Woodberry
Jnº Judkins Jun"
Joseph Tucker
:
Jedediah Philbrook
Abial Cross
-
33
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
Portsmth Nov. 23ª 1775. To the Committee of Safety of the Colony of New Hampshire-
Gentlemen - Agreeable to your order, I have this day mustered the within named persons they being good able bodied & effective Men well Accoutred
Jos Cilley muster master
[The foregoing company was paid February 22, 1776, for twenty- three days' service, a total of £100.5.3. It was one of the compa- nies of minute men that went to Winter Hill. - ED.]
Fort Sulervan, Decem' the 2, 1775
A List of Officers & Men Belonging to the Fort Sulervan, Eliphelet Daniel, Commandor.
[Copied from original in Bureau of Pensions.]
Eliphlet Daniel Andrew Marshall
< Capt.
John Stevens
Private
Nath1. Mendom
Do
Jacob Clarke
First. Leit. Second Do. third Do.
Simon Tobey
Do.
John Payn
Willim Thrasher
Do.
Stacy Hall
Serjants Do.
George Carpenter Saml. Clark
Do
Ebenezer Janvrin
Do.
Benjn. Peverly
Do
Amoss Williams
Do.
Willim. Hackeday
Do
George Waters
Drumer.
Nathl. Church
Richd. Wilson
Gunner.
Willm James
Thoms. Palmer Archi. Fergirson John Campbell
Ditto mate Ditto -
John James
Private
Christopher Lind Luke Foster
John Ovendon
Do.
Do.
Thoms. priest, Junt.
Do.
Partrick Lilless
Do.
Alexander Kirkwood
Do.
Joseph Redman
Do.
Saml. Banfill
Thoms. Priest
Do.
George King,
Willim Gowen Sam1. Odiorne
Do.
Willim Moses,
Do.
Benjn. Leach
Do.
John Tucker
Andrew Young
John Gunnison Willim Claridge Willim. Lewis Ezral Whetten John Burbank Jacob Larrey
Do.
Jacob Randel
3
1
34
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
Willim Walker
Private
Stephen Wille
Joshua Huntriss
Do.
John Dam,
James Willing
Do.
Winthrop Bickford
Joseph Wimpkel
Do.
John Folsom
Sam1. Ball
Do.
Jacob Nason
Willim Michell
Do.
David Langley
Peter Tobey
Do.
Solomon Clarke
Thoms. Francis
Willim McIntier,
George Young
Richd. Wilson Jun'.
Nathl. Woodman
Joseph Stevens
Benjn. Stubbs
Total 67.
[R. 5-26]
[Letter to General Court of Massachusetts, sent by Deacon John Tufft, January 4, 1776.]
In Congress at Exeter in the Colony of New Hampshire the 3d. of Jan'y 1775. [1776.] -
Deacon John Tufft lately of Londonderry in this Colony now of a Place called Belfast laying on Penobscot Bay being now before this Congress, and giving Information of the Troops in Boston gaining large supplies from many Persons living on an Island in said Penob- scot Bay, which Information this congress tho't proper should be made to the General Court of the Colony of the Massachusetts Bay, and that due credence may be given to the Intelligence of said Dean. Tuffts it is certified by many Persons members of this Congress that they have been long acquainted with him and ever esteemed him a man of strict Truth & veracity.
By order of Congress.
M. T. [Matthew Thornton] President.
[R. 5-27] [Colonel Hobart's Receipt.]
Medford Jan'y 2ª 1776
Recd of Timº. Walker Jr. Eighteen Hundred Pounds Lawful Money to pay the Soldiers belonging to the New Hampshire Forces - £1800 # Sam1 Hobart ·
[This was in part for the payment of Stark's, Reed's, and Poor's Regiments to August 1, 1775.]
35
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
[Concerning pay of Troops in Piscataqua Harbor.]
[R. 5-28] Portsmº 2ª Jany 1776-
Sir - We beg leave to inform the Honorable Provincial Congress that an uneasiness has arisen in the Companies commanded by the Captains Daniels & Salter owing as they say to their pay's being less than the Matrosses receive at Headquarters - This Committee are fully satisfied that the Honble Congress entertain no desire that our Soldiers serve for less than others & are of opinion that they have seen a vote of theirs stipulating the same and as the Captains of these Companies wait on the Congress herewith we make no doubt they will in their wisdom take such measures as may effect- ually remove the present uneasiness & give suitable encouragement to have the number of Men which have been voted enlisted without delay - We would intreat that for the future the Soldiers may be paid monthly as the circumstances of many of them are necesitous - I am By order of the Comee of Safety Sir your most obedient Servant
H. Wentworth Chairman
To the Honble the President of the Provincial Congress [Committee of Safety for the town of Portsmouth.]
[R. 5-29] [Dr. Hall Jackson concerning Salt Petre.] -
Doct Hall Jackson begs leave to inform the Congress that Mr David Greffeth, at Exeter has by him about forty Pounds weight of Salt Petre, which is greatly wanted at Portsmouth and Cambridge for the use of the Sick belonging to the Troops - Exeter 7th Jany 1776-
To The Hon'ble Assembly
[R. 5-31] [Colonel Wait's Three Men.]
To Coll Beedle Sir Hugh Miller & Mathew Miller & James Thomson Has leve to March with your part of this or your Rigement pr order of Coll Wait Sam1 Stone
Feb.y 25 1776
36
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
[R. 5-23] [Captain Hezekiah Hutchins's Offer.] .
Hezekiah Hutchens here by aquants the Honrle Commety of Safty and gentlemen of the Congress that he Is willing to Serve his Cuntry In this province Service In the Common Cause and that he has bin in all the wars In this Cuntry sence the taking of Luesburg the first time and In the Last wars was Capt of 100 men part of the time Did the Duty of Chief Inginear at fort fredrick near 2 years
A List of the Number of and Names of men Belonging to Fort Sulli- van Under the Command of Capt. Eliphalet Daniels as they were mustered by Geo. Gaines & Order of the Committe of Safety for the Colony of New Hampshire.
[Original in Pension Bureau, Washington, D. C.]
No.
MEN'S NAMES.
Time of Inlistment
Ages.
Place of abode.
I
Capt. Eliphalet Daniels
Jany. Ist
52
Portsmº
2
Leut. Andrew Marshall
Jany
Ist
26
Portsmº.
3
Leut. Mendum Janvrin
Jany.
I
26
Do. Do.
4
Reuben Daniels
12
26
5
David Langly
Ist
24
Durham
.
6
Sam !. Harrington
18.
21
Newcastle
7
John Folsome
I
18
Durham
8
William Priest
9
26
Portsmo.
9
Moses Brown
19
34
Dover.
IO
Ephraim Perkins
19
27
Do.
II
Robert Fernald
16
20
Kittery
12
Hezekiah Staples
9
42
Do.
13
Joshua Pray
18
42
Do.
14
Edward Fernald
15th
21
Do.
15
John Stayce
II
20
Do.
16
Joseph Fernald
16.
20
Do.
17
Benja. Fernald
16.
32
Do.
18
William Remmick
17.
30
Do.
19
William Cole
23.
25
Do.
20
John Chick
22d
25
Do
21
William Carter
-
18.
2I
Do
22
David Emery
12.
18
Do
.
-
1776
1
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS.
No.
MEN'S NAMES.
Time of Inlistment
Ages.
Place of abode.
23
Joseph Stevens.
Jany. Ist
2I
Portsmº.
24
Timothy Carney
- -
14.
29
Do. Do.
25
Benjamin Dame.
I 5.
20
26
Partrick Lilley
Ist.
50
Kittery.
27
Thomas Priest.
Ist
35
Portsmº
28
John Foster
12.
21
Kittery
29
Benja. Holbrook
13.
18
Portsmº.
30
John Cole
23
32
Kittery
3I
James Willing
Jany. I
2I
Foreigner.
32
William Clarrage
I
47
Kittery.
33
Joseph Shaw
-
I.
22
Portsmº.
34
James McIntire
I.
24
Foreigner
35
Alexander Kirkwood
-
I.
40
Do.
36
Nicholas Everett
9.
28
Do.
37
Richard Wilson
I.
25
Do.
38
George Carpenter
I.
30
Do
39
Joseph Nelson
9.
40
Portsmº
40
William Hackerday
I.
36
Foreigner
41
Archibald Ferguson
Ist
27
Foreigner.
42
John Oventon
I.
3I
Portsmº
43
Joseph Paul
II.
38
Kittery.
44
Gideon Hunt
24
22
Portsmº.
45
Phillip Clear.
I.
33
Do.
46
Thomas Daverson
I.
32
Do.
47
Edward Staple
I3.
18-
Kittery.
48
Samuel Banfill
IO
24
Portsmº.
49
John Nelson
I.
18
Do.
50
Jacob Nason
I.
30
Berwick.
5I
Solomon Clark.
I.
37
Rochester.
52
Winthrop Willey
II.
30
Kittery.
53
Daniel Knight
1 5.
20
Do.
54
Thomas Knight.
II.
23
Do.
55
William Welch
I2.
2I
Do.
56
John Gunnison.
I.
33
Do.
57
William Ingerson
I3.
30
Portsmº.
58
Frederick Peverly
22
23
Do.
59
John Fitzgerald.
- 12
23
Do.
60
John Fernald
Feby. 8th
2I
Kittery
61
Seth Walker
Jany. 22
20
Portsmº
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