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26. 5. 0
To I Baggage Horse for the Privates
5. 5.
0
To Making this Roll 15s Copy 6s
I. I. O
To three days Attendance to get this Roll Allowed at 12
1.16.
£537. 6.6
Deduct for a Lieutenant reduced to a Private
£1. 4.6
From which deduet for 8 Rations he found himself while in Camp
5.4
19. 2
0.19. 2
£536. 7.4
deduct for Nath1 Ward 11 days at 35 Travel 3 days Attendance at 4S
£1.13.0
0. 6.8
0.12.0
2.II. 8
Exª J G
533.15. 8
This is a true Roll
Attest Jonathan Moulton
413
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
do
lo
do
281. 75
197. 6. 3
478.14. 6 6. 0. 0 3. 0. 3. 0. 2. 0. 0
Captains Rations 90 at Sd
414
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
In Committee On Claims Exeter Jany 22ª 1778
This Roll Amounting to Five hundred and Thirty six pounds seven shillings and four pence is right cast Ex.ª Joseph Gilman
State of New Hampshire Exeter 22nd Jany 1778
Then Colo Jonathan Moulton made Oath to the truth and justice of this Roll by him subscribed before M Weare Jus P
Exeter Jany 22nd 1778 Received an Order On the receiver General for the sum of Five hundred and thirty three pounds fifteen shillings & Eight pence the Amount of the Above Roll Jon" Moulton
Joseph Mills Private Engag'd Octor Ist 1777 discharged Nov 2nd I Mº & 2 days £4.16 Travel Out 210 Miles @@ 3d & 210 miles home @ 2d Sys 6d £9. 3.6
John Lane do Octor Int October 30th 1 Month £4.105 2
Travel out 210 miles @ 3d home at 2d 4. 7.6 5 8.17.6
£18. 1.0
The two men were Omitted in the Above Roll Attest Jona Moulton
September 1 1th 1778 Recd an Order on the Treasurer for the Amount of my wages on this Roll being £9.3.6 Jos Mills
September 11th 1778 Recd in behalf of John Lane an Order on the Treasurer for Eight pounds seventeen shillings and six pence in full for the Above Eben' Thompson
Copy exª per Josiah Gilman Jun'
1
[4-287] [Lieut. Col. Connor's Detachment.]
Pay Roll for 5 Volunteers who marched from Pembroke in the State of New Hampshire and join'd the Army Under Gen' Gates at Saratoga 1777
NAMES
Entry
discharge
Time in Service
Rate per month
Amount Wages
Travel to Saratoga at 3d per mile home @ 2 pence
Whole Amount
Lieu' Col Sam' Connor Private Sep' 29
died of his wounde Octº
9
1 I
4.105
1.13.0
160
2.0.0
3.13.0
L' Stephen Bartlet
do
do
18
20
clitto
3. 0.0
160
3.6.8
6. 6.8
Ensign John Ayers do
do
coco
20
ditto
3. 0.0
160
3.6.8
6. 6.8
Moody Morse
do
do
18
20
ditto
3. 0.0
160
3.6.8
6. 6.8
Charles McCoy
do
do
18
20
ditto
3. 0.0
160
3.6.8
6. 6.8
One Baggage Horse 160 Miles @ 6d
4. 0.0
£32.19.8
This is a true Roll Attest Stephen Bartlett
Committee On Claims Feb 20th 1778
This Roll Amounting to Thirty two pounds Nineteen Shillings and eight pence is right cast
J Gilman
State of New Hampshire Feb 20th 1778
The truth of this Roll was sworn to Stephen Bartlett
before N Emery Jus Peace
Feb 20th 1778 Received an Order on the Treasury for the Amount of this Roll
Copy exª per Josiah Gilman Jun'
Stephen Bartlett
dys
13.135
15.6.8
28.19.8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
415
[4-288]
[ Col. John Langdon's Co.]
Pay Roll of a Company of Volunteers commanded by Col John Langdon from September 29th 1777 to October 31 following Including 13 days allowed for travel home distance 260 Miles Joined the Conti- nental Army Under Gent Gates at Saratoga
NAMES RANK
Entry
discharge
Time in Service
Rate Per month
Amount Wages
Travel oui to Sara- toga by way of North hampton (0) 3d per mile
Travel from Sar- atoga home @ 2d per mile
Whole Amount
mº days
John Langdon Esq' Capt
Sep' 29 Octº 31
1.3
£12
13. 4.0
Nicholas Gilman Esq' Lieut
29
31
1.3
S. 25
8.18.2
James Hill Esq' Ensign
29
31
1.3
6. 0.0
6.12.0
Major James Hacket Private
do
do
1.3
4.10
4.19
250
3.2.6
260
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Cap Sam' Gilman
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Capt Eliph' Giddinge
clº
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
10. 4.10
Capt Edward Ililton
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
10. 4.10
Cap' Sam' Baker
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
10. 4.10
Cap' Robert Barber
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Capt Samuel Shackford do
do
do
1.3
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Capt Nath1 Giddinge
do
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Walter Bryent Jun' Esq'
dlo
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Jeremy Bryent Esq'
do
do
1.3
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Peter Drowne
do
do
1.3
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
L' Asa Folsom
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Josiah Adams
do
do
1.3
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Broadstreet Doc
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Andrew Gilman
do
do
1.3
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Henry Sherburne
do
do
1.3
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Samuel Storer
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Ephraim Robinson
do
do
1.3
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
Samuel Gilman
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO, 4.10
Levi Folsom
do
do
1.3
do
4.19
3.2.6
2.3.4
IO. 4.10
.
416
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
13. 4. 0
S. IS.
6.12. 0
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Edward Fox John Gardner Thomas Hodson Wentworth Cheswell
do do
do do
1.3 1.3
dlo do
4.19 4.19
2.3.4 2.3.4
IO. 4.10 IO. 4.10
do
do
1.3
dlo
4.19 4.19
3.2.6 3.2.6 75.0.0 3.2.6 3.2.6
2.3.4 2.3.4
10. 4.10
52.0.0 |274.10. 2
Captain 99 Rations 3 Recd 96 due at Sd Lieut 66 Rations 3 Rec" 63 due at Sd
2. 2
Ensign 66 Rations 3 Recd 63 due at Sd
2. 2
7. S. o
To 5 Bat Horses 255 miles at 6d per mile
31.17.6
Ferriage of 27 Men and five Horses twice Over Merrimack and )
1.12.0
0.12
34. 1. 6
£315.19. 8
This is a true Roll Attest John Langdon Capt
In Committee On Claims Exeter 18 February 1778
This Roll Amounting to Three Hundred and Fifteen pounds nineteen shillings and eight pence is right Note One Horse has been Allowed for every eight men in most of the Rolls that have been passed cast
J Gilman
State of New Hampshire In the House of Representatives Feby 20th 1778
The truth and justice of this Roll was sworn to by John Langdon Esq"
Attest N Emery CL D R Assemly
State of New Hampshire Feby 218 1778
Received in behalf of Captain Langdon the Amount of this Roll by an Order on the Treasurer for £315.19.8
Sam1 Gilman
417
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
IO. 4.10
do
clo
1.3
do
147.10.2
£3. 4
1
Connecticut Rivers at IS Roll and Copy
418
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Thomas Folsom a private engag'd Sep 30th 1777 discharg'd Octº 23rd 24 days service 3.12.0
205 Miles Travel Out at 5d per mile
4. 5.5
£7.17.5
per John Langdon
Recd the Above seven pounds seventeen shillings and five pence
Copy exª per Josiah Gilman Jun™
Thomas Folsom
[The foregoing was an independent company, composed of men of rank and position, who volunteered to go as privates under the com- mand of Hon. John Langdon, and assist personally in completing the work of capturing Burgoyne's army, which had been so effectually commenced by the troops under Stark at Bennington. Col. Lang- don furnished the money to equip Stark's New Hampshire men, and had patriotism enough left to take the field in person, and labor in the cause with enthusiastic ability until the close of the war .- ED.]
1
1
[4-290]
[ Capt. Putnam's Co.]
Pay Roll of Captain Philip Putnam's Company of Volunteers in Col Moses Nichols Regt who marched from Wilton in the State of New Hampshire Sep 29th 1777 and joined the northern Continental Army at Saratoga.
NAMES & RANK
Entry
Discharge
Time in Service
Rate per month
Amount Wages
Travel to Saratoga 160 miles at 3d
Travel home 160 miles at 2d
Whole Amo
Philip Putnam Capt
Sep 29 Octº 25
27
12€
10.16.0
160
2.0.0
160
1.6.8
7.14.10
William Abbot do
clo
25
27
4.18
4. 8.2
2.0.0
1.6.8
7.14.10
Joseph Snow Corporal
do
25
27
4.145
4. 4.7
2.0.0
1.6.8
7.II. 3
George Coburn do
do
25
27
4.14
4. 4.7
2.0.0
1.6.8
7.11. 3
Amos Holt Private
do
25
27
4.10
4. I.O
2.0.0
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Jeremiah Abbot
do
do
27
dlo
4. I.O
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
William Abbot
do
do
27
do
4. 1.0
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Stephen Buss
do
clo
27
do
4. 1.0
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Daniel Batchelder
do
do
27
do
4. 1.0
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
John Buxton
dlo
do
27
do
4. I.O
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Ephraim Baker
do
do
27
do
4. 1.O
2
1.6.8
7. 7.
8
Jonathan Cram
do
do
27
do
4. 1.0
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
John Dale
do
do
27
do
4. 1.0
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Nathaniel Greely
do
do
27
do
4. 1.0
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Barachias Holt
do
do
27
do
4. I.O
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Moses Lovejoy
do
do
27
do
4. 1.O
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Samuel Lovejoy
do
do
27
do
4.
1.0
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Benja Kid
do
do
27
do
4. 1.0
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Benja Steel
do
do
27
do
4. I.O
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
Jeremiah Holt
do
do
27
do
4. I.O
2
1.6.8
7. 7. 8
£92.17.6
40.£
26.13.4 159.10.10
419
10.16. 0
Richard Whitney Serjt
do
25
27
4.18
4. 8.2
+++
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
days
420
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
[ Capt. Putnam's Co .- continued.]
Captains Rations 75 at Sd £2.10.0 2.10.0
2 Baggage Horses for the Company 160 miles out at 6d is Sos each S. o.o
Making the Roll & Copy S.
A journey from Wilton to Exeter to get the Roll pass'd 4 days @@ Ss 1.12.0
This is a true Roll £172.0.10
Attest Philip Putnam Cap
Exeter December 24th 1777 This Roll and Account amounting to One hundred and seventy two pounds & ten pence is right cast Josiah Gilman Jun'
State of New Hampshire December 24th 1777
Philip Putnam Above made Oath to the truth and justice of the Above Coram N Emery J P
Roll
Received an Order On the Treasurer for the Amount of this Roll
Philip Putnam
Copy exd per Josiah Gilman Jun'
[East Kingston Volunteers.]
[Original in collection N. H. Antiquarian Society.]
State of New Hampshire East Kingston September the ten day 1777.
We the subscribers do severly inlist our selves or Ingage to serve in the Army at or near Bennington under the Command of General Stark or the Commanding officer there until the last day of November next unless sooner Discharged ; and to fix our selves with a good Gun & Bay- net and Cartouch Box if Possable ; and we are to have fifteen dollars per month and three pence pr mile for travel to Bennington and we are to have one months advance pay
Levi Shaw Samuel greeley andrew man
[East Kingston Men, 1777.]
[Original in N. H. Antiquarian Society's Collection.]
To Jacob Gaill Levt Colonel
Sir aCording to orders Receved I make these Returns of the names
421
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
who have Inlisted while [until the ] 24th of September Next to hold them Selves in Redencss-these from me-
Enoch Chace Capt
August 25th 1777.
Enoch Chase Richard french
Jonathan Cass
Samuel Greeley Jacob Graves
Jonathan Lad Webster
Levi Shaw
Edward Greeley
John Morrill
andrew man
[In addition to the foregoing volunteers, New Hampshire had in the several battles in the vicinity of Saratoga a brigade of regulars under the command of General Enoch Poor, consisting of three regi- ments commanded severally by Colonels Joseph Cilley of Notting- ham, Alexander Scammell of Durham, and Lieut. Col. George Reid of Londonderry, the latter in command of the regiment of Colonel Nathan Hale of Rindge, who was at the time a prisoner in the hands of the enemy. Major Henry Dearborn, of Nottingham, was in com- mand of a detachment of three hundred continental light infantry, which, with the riflemen under the command of Colonel Daniel Mor- gan of Virginia, met the first attack of the British troops under Gen- eral Fraser on the 19th of September. In that battle, and the battle of October 7. the New Hampshire troops were conspicuous for their bravery and general good conduct, and sustained severe losses. " When Cilley first became engaged, so many of his men fell in twenty minutes that he could save himself only by falling back on reinforcements. With these the regiment went into the fight again with great spirit, and fought till night. Colonel Scammell fearlessly led his regiment where the fire was the hottest." (Bryant and Gay. Hist. of U. S.) Lieut. Colonel Andrew Colburn of Marlborough, and Lieut. Colonel Winborn Adams of Durham, were killed in the battle of September 19. No rolls of Poor's brigade are in the state archives, except the following copy of a pay-roll of a company in Scammell's regiment, made up to July, 1777. A list of the officers of the above mentioned regiments may be found in Vol. XIV, pp. 552-556 .- ED.]
.
422
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
[4-296] [ Capt. Weare's Co., Scammell's Regiment.]
A Pay role of the late Captain Richard Weares Company in the 3ª Battalion of New Hampshire Forces Commanded by Colo Elaxander Scammell Made up to the First Day of July [ 1777]
Names of Officers Non commissioned Officers & Privates
Date of Officers
Commissions &
Warrants &
non commis- sond Officers Inlistment
Casualties
| Number of days
for which they are to be paid
Wages per Month
Amount of Wages
Richard Weare
Ap1
James Wedgwood
Thomas Simson
Nthaniel Lavitt
Ap1
23
6S
2.0.0
4.10. S
Joseph Nealy
Marh
17
54
2.0.0
3.12. 0
Benj" Page
Jany
20
161
2.0.0
10.14. S
John Rolings
Feby
3
147
2.0.0
9.16. 0
Joseph Rolings
Aprl
3
SS
2.0.0
5.17. 4
Eliphlet Rolings
Jany
24
157
2.0.0
10. 9. 4
Matthew N Sanborn
Jany
22
159
2.0.0
10.12. 0
Levi Stickney
Ap1
S
83
2.0.0
5.10. S
Jonathan Seevy
May do
7
54
2.0.0
3.12. 0
William Walles
March
5
117
2.0.0
7.16. 0
Elisha Winslow
June
22
159
2.0.0
10.12. 0
Samuel barker
Jan
25
6
2.0.0
o. S. o
Jonathan Chase
March
16
Jano 26
6S
2.0.0
4.10. S
Elezer Gove
May
15
46
2.0.0
3. 1. 4
Josiah Jorg
March
IO
54
2.0.0
3.12. 0
Robard Simson
Feby
IO
140
2.0.0
9. 6. S
John Dearborn Jun
Jan
24
157
2.0.0
IO. 9. 4
Nathan Grindlaf
May
25
46
2.0.0
3. 1. 4
Philip Jonson
Jany
20
161
2.0.0
10.14. 8
Arratas Lavitt
April
23
6S
2.0.0
4.10. 8
Jonathan Marston
Ap
I
90
2.0.0
6. 0. 0
Nathaniel Marston
May
7
54
2.0.0
3.12. 0
James Wilkison
April
4
90
2.0.0
6. 0. 0
John Wells
April
4
S6
2.0.0
5.14. 8
Jorg Lang
April
23
6S
2.0.0
4.10. 8
William Steevans
Apri
1
Disarted April 2
2.0.0
John Rolings 3ª
March
20
102
2.0.0
6.16. 0
John Tailor
Feby
IO
Disarted Febery 11
2.0.0
6.12.15.0
7
54
2.0.0
3.12. 0
Levi Seevy
John Dearborn
April
23
Promoted Sarjt
103
2.0.0
6.17. 4
John Murpphey
[Hampton Falls] [North Hampton] [Haverhill, Mass. ] [Hampton]
1
1
423
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
A Pay Roll of the late Captain Richard Weares Company in the 3ª Battalion of New Hampshire Forces, Commanded by Colo Alexander Scammell Made up to the first Day of July [1777]
Names of Officers Non commissioned Officers & Privates
Date of Officers
Commissions &
Warrants &
non commis-
siond Officers
Inlistment
Casualties
Number of days
are to be paid
Wages per Month
Amount of Wages
Richard Weare
Novemr 8 1776
213
12.0.0
84. 0. 0
James Wedgwood
Noví
S
234
S.2.0
62.18. 24
Thomas Simson
Nov!
S
213
S.2.0
56.14. 0
Nathaniel Lavitt
Nov!
S
236
6.0.0
46.12. 0
Samuel Dearborn
Jan' 20 1777
161
2.8.0
12.18. 12
Jonathan Chase
June
26
Promoted Jan 26 1777
146
2.8.0
6. 5
Nathan Weare
April
I
91
2.8.0
7. 5. 734
Seth R Shackford
Tany
30
147
2.8.0
II.13. 7
Samuel Barker
Ap1
8
Reduced Jan 25
73
2.8.0
3.16. Ss4
Ebenezer Neale
Jan'
20
161
2.4.0
11.16. OS4
John Rolings
Febª
4
109
2.4.0
7.19.11
Philip Burns
June
26
Deserted Jun 26
4
2.4.0
5.11
Jeremiah Tuck
Ap1
23
6S
2.4.0
4.19.10
Stephen Adkison
Feby
3
147
2.0.0
9.16. 0
James Alard
Ap1
9
52
2.0.0
3. 9. 4
Stephen batcheldor
January 27
154
2.0.0
IO. 5. 4
Robard Bragg
January 30
151
2.0.0
IO. I. 4
Philip Burns
Ap1
S
Promoted Jun 26
89
2.0.0
5.18. 8
Daniel Carr
Jan'
22
159
2.0.0
10.12. O
Benj" Cate
March
13
109
2.0.0
7. 5. 4
Jonathan Crosby
April
6
S5
2.0.0
5.13. 4
Moses Duty
Feby
17
133
2.0.0
8.17. 4
John Garland
April
23
68
2.0.0
4.10. 8
Stephen harmon
Ap1
I
91
2.0.0
6. 1. 4
Huzzey Hogg
Feb"
26
I24
2.0.0
S. 5. 4
Charles hodgdon
April
20
71
2.0.0
4.14. 8
Levi Lampre
January 20
161
2.0.0
10.14. 8
Simon D Lovring
Jan3
23
15S
2.0.0
10.10. S
James Lavitt
April do
23
68
2.0.0
4.10. 8
Benja Mason
Jan'
22
159
2.0.0
10.12. 0
Jonathan Miller
Jan'
24
3.2.0
161
2.0.0
10.14. S
James Moltan
Feb"
16
134
2.0.0
S.IS. S
Matthias Maston
May
7
23
2.0.0
I.10. S
do
23
146
2.4.0
10.14. O12
Benj" Rolings
Marh
13
68
2.4.0
4.19.10
Josiah Moltan
John Blasdel
30
151
2.0.0
IO. I. 4
68
2.0.0
4.JO. 8
Paul Long
23
for which they
424
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
Greenland Sep' 24th IS19 I James Wedgwood do Solemly Swear that this Roll was taken and made while I was an Officer in the Revolutionary Army and has been in my possession ever since and the statement therein made of the Names of the persons and of their Services is Just and true James Wedgwood
Rockingham ss-Greenland Sept 24th 1819 James Wedgwood made Sol- emn Oath to the truth of the Above Before Daniel Gookin Justice of the peace and quorum Unus the State
[The original of the foregoing covers two sides of a sheet, heading on each side. It will be seen that some of the names are repeated, but for what reason the editor cannot say, and that the apparent footing is incorrect .- ED.]
[4-297] [ Enlistments in Continental Regiments from the 12th Regiment of Militia.]
A Return of Men inlisted from the twelth Regiment of Militia (two ex- cepted), who inlisted in Cap' Jnº House's Company & receiv'd the State Bounty whereof, Israel Morey Esq' is Colonel, in Continental Service July 1777
NAMES
Place of
abode
In what Regiment &c
Moses Duty
Haverhill
Capt Wears Company
2d Robert Simpson
do
do
3ª John Taylor
do
do
4
Joseph hadley
do
Capt Waitts Company
5
David Ladd
do
Capt Whitcomb's Company
6 John Sanders
do
do
7
Joseph Fyfield
do
do
S
John Hodgdon
do
do
9 Samuel Parker
do
in the Train
10, Benja Cate
Orford
Capt Wears Company
Colo Scamel's Regiment
II Pearly Rogers
do
I Massachusetts Company
12 Asa Goodell
do
Cap' House's Compy
Colº Cilley Regiment Colo Warner's Regiment Colo Cilley's Regiment
15 James Hardy
Lancaster
do
do
16 James Thomas
do
17 Cyrrell Child
Lyme
do
do
18 Samuel Hewes
do
do
do
19 Roswell Howard
do
do
do
20 Seth Thompson
do
do
do
21 Simon Gould
do
do
do
13 Amos Rich
do
14 Richard Rogers
Late of Orford
Capt House's Company
do
Colo Scamel's Regiment do do
425
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
NAMES
Place of
abode
In what Regiment &c
22 James Rose
Lyme
Capt Huse's Company
Colo Cilley's Regiment
23 Benjamin Barnet
Nubury [Vt.]
do
do
24 Mathew Miller
Late of Peirment
do
do
25|Robert Miller
do
do
26 John Elliot
Thetford
do
do
27 Thomas Newman
Bath
do
do
29 Joseph Smith
do
do
do
30 William Heath
do
Capt Livermores Company
Colo Hales Regiment do
33 Silas Wheeler
do
do
34 Enos Bishop
Gunthwaite
Colo Cilleys Regiment
35 John Bishop
do
do
36|Steven Ward
do
do
37 William Pratt
do
do
38 Jona Walker
do
do
39 Jona Tylor
Peirmont
Colº Warner's Regiment
40 William Lurvey
do
do
41 Even McBean
Lyman
do
42 Noah Moulton
do
do
43 Eleazer Rossbrook
In
44 Josiah Blodget
Lancaster North-
45 Nathan Barlow 46 Thomas Blodget
umber-
Capt Whitcombs Company
47 Joshua Lamshier
land
48 Joseph Barlow
and
49 Samuel Page
Stratford
50 James Moulton
Wentworth Capt Wears Company
Feby 12th 1779
Errors Excepted
Israel Morey
28 Benjamin Smith
Wentworth Capt Stones Company
31 John Lapish
Bath
32 Peter Eastman
do
426
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
COL. TIMOTHY BEDEL'S REGIMENT.
[4-301]
A Ration Roll of Col : Bedels Reg' Raised by Order of Congress for an Expedition against Canada in the year 1777 & 1778
NAMES & RANKS
When Ent'd Service
When Discharged
No of Days in Service
No of Ra-
tions due
Price of each Ration
Amount of the whole
Timothy Bedel Col
15th Nov' 1777
31st march
137
5
9d
25.13.5
John Wheelock L' Col
do
do
137
4
9d
20.II.
Benja Whitcomb Maj'
do
do
137
3
9d
15. 8.3
James Lucas Pay masT
15th Dec"
do
107
1
9d
4. 0.3
Tho" Hibbard Adjt
do
do
107
I
9d
4.0.3
George Eager Surgeon
clo
do
107
2
9d
4. 0.3
John Young Q Mast
do
do
IO7
I
9d 9d
S. o.6
Sam1 Young
do
do
do
107
2
9d.
S. o.6
Elisha Whitcomb do
do
do
107
2
9d
8. 0.6
Solomon Cushman do
do
do
107
2
9d
S. o.6
Davenp Phelps do
do
do
107
2
9d
S. 0.6
Willm Tarlton
do
do
do
107
2
9d
S. o.6
Benja Sawyer Lieut
do
do
107
I
9d
4. 0.3
James Ladd
Lieut
do
do
107
I
9d
4. 0.3
George Moor
do
do
do
107
1
od
4. 0.3
Elisha Powell
do
do
do
107
1
9d
4. 0.3
Charles Hill
do
do
do
107
I
9d
4. 0.3
Oliver Cook
do
do
do
107
1
9d
4. 0.3
Jaª Butterfield
do
do
do
107
I
9d
4. 0.3
Jnº Alexander
do
do
do
107
I
9d
4. 0.3
Oliver Spalding
do
do
do
107
I
9d
4. 0.3
Eph™ Morey
L
do
clo
107
I
9d
4. 0.3
Luther Richardson
do
do
107
I
9d
4. 0.3
Ezra Moor
do
do
do
107
I
gd
4. 0.3
Jesse Young
do
do
do
107
1
od
4. 0.3
£202.1.5
1
Joseph Taylor do
do
do
IO7
2
S. o.6
Willm Holden do
do
do
107
2
9d
S. o.6
Sam' Hale S. Mate
clo
do
107
I
4. 0.3
Nehemh Lovewell Capt
do
do
107
2
S. 0.6
£ s d
-
[4.302]
[Return of New Hampshire Men in Col. Jackson's Massachusetts Regiment.]
A Return of the Commissioned & Non Commissioned Officers & Soldiers That Belong to New Hamp shiar, State in Col. Henry Jacksons Reg
Ingaged
Names
Term
Rank
County
Town
Jany 14
1777
William Scott
Capt
Hillsborough
Peterborough Londondary
$ Joly-Toth Octb+ 6
1777
Samuel Michel
3 years
Serg* do
Hillsborough RockingHam
Londondary
June 29
do
John Kanady
do
do
Hillsborough
.Peterborough Merimack do **
May 10
1777.
John Orr
do
do
May 10
1777
Joseph Cooper
3 y's
do
Rockingham Hillsborough
.South Hampton Hillsborough Meramack
June 214
1777
William McGilvery
3 ys
do
May 124h
1777
William Harvey
Peterborough
July 24
1777
John Bryant
do
do
RockingHam
Londondary
July 29
do
Randol Me Alester
do
do
Hillsborough do
Peterborough do:
July 25
do
Timothy Mixtor
War
do
July 16
do
Timothy Melon
3 years
do
RockingHam Hillsborough
Londondary Wilton
Decr 14
do
Benjamin Putnam
do
do
Peterborough
March 7
1778
Samuel Spear
do
do
do
July 18
1777
David Scott
do
do
do
July 29
do
Conway .
Sep 8
do
John Twiman
do
do
Rockingham
¿ Peterborough ...
July 24
do
James Taggart
do
do
Hillsborough
Conway-
Sepr 8
do
Geremiah Whiton
do
do
Rockingham
Jeffrey
Jany 5th
1778
Merimack
May 13th
1777
John Sword
3 ys
Private
do
June 29th ..
1777
Benjamin McColester
3 ys
do
do
May Toth.
' 1777
do
May 30th .
1777
William Straw
3 years
do
Rockingham do
Londonderry
July: 20.
do .: John Mitchel
3 years
do
... Henry Jackson Colonel"
427
.
' Porchmouth
John Blaier
3 years
do
Hillsborough
July 24
do
Jonathan Grimes
3 ys
do
do
do
RockingHam
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
July 20
do
John Vance
do
L'
Rocking Ham
2.1777 :
. John Nesmith
¿. William Orr
Private
. Hillsboro
'Sep 8th
1777
do
do
do
1
do do
do
Chester
Jame Turner
3 ys
Frances Steward
3 ys
Corpi
Hillsborough
Peterborough Merimack
do
Samuel Orr
3 y's
do
Conway
Sept:1 ..
1777
James Stanford
Peterborough
MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS, 1777.
[4-303] [ Col. Long's Regiment, Additional.]
An additional Roll of Staff Officers left out of the staff Roll of Colo Pierse Long's Regiment when it was made up .-
NAMES
Quality
Time entered
Time made up to
Whole time
Wages per month
Amount of wages
Hall Jackson George Gains
Surgeon Q' Master
1776. Sep' 19 Sept 19
1777 Jan. 7 Jan. 7
mo dys 3-18 3-18
£7-10 5-10
£27. 0.0 19.16.0
£46.16.0
Portsmouth May 19, 1778-This is a true Role
Pierse Long Colo Sworn to before E. Thompson J. P.
Examined by the Committee on Claims- J. Gilman
Received an order on the State Treasurer in full of the above Geo Gains [4-304] [ Capt. Finlay's Co., Receipt.]
Keen october roth 1777
State of New }
Hampshire § this may certify that we the Subscribers being Volintears from Londonderry going to Join the American Army : under the Imme- deate Command of the General offieer; or officers; appointed by this State ; have Received of Samuel Philbrick Commissary, fourteen Shil- lings L : M : Each for our Billeting from Keen to Bennington : as wit- ness our Hands
Joseph Finley Cap® David Quinton
John MCay William Alexander
James Cristy Robert Adams
John Hunter John moor
John Taylor Adam Dunlap
Samuel Dodge Peter Cristy
Jonathan Holmes Jonathan Lankesere aCy (?) Walton
Samuel Gregg
John Adams
Jonathan Gillmor
1
429
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.
William moor
Adam Johnson
Robert Wallace
Nathaniel Holmes
Samuel Anderson Davis Walton
James Hopkins Thomas morison
John Patterson
William McKeen
Capt Finlay of Londonderry
[4-305] [ Capt. Peter Clark's Co., Bennington.]
New Boston Norm 1Sth 1777
Abstract for two Months Pay one Ensign one Sergt Ten Rank and file Captin Clarks Company Col Stickneys Regt.
William Beard Ensign
Thomas hooper
Wm Petterson
Jacob Dog
John Mccallostor
Edmond harrick
Daniel Mcneill
Elijah Cochran
Ruben gregg
John Toplin
Robert Willson
[4-396] [Dr. Obrey's Certificate of Service.]
This certifies that Frederick Obrey did duty as a Surgeon in the Vol- unteer Companys and in the Party under the Command of Colo Brown who was sent to Ticonderoga by orders from General Lincoln
Jacob Bayley B. D. G.
Lyme 23rd Dec' 1777.
[4-307] [Fort Washington Soldiers, September 22, 1777.]
To the Honorable Councelors and House of Representatives at Ports- mouth in the State of New Hampshire in General Court Assembled-
WVe the Subscriber the Non commissiond offiscers and Soldiers at Forte Washington in the State of New Hampshire under the comand of capt Titus Salter Present this Pertition unto your Honours humbly Shewing your Honours that at the Time of our Inlisting in this Srvice your Honour was Pleased to Give us forty one Shillings pr month we all as one Entred into the Service and the wages Sufficient Pay for our time we knowing your Honors had Passed an act for Regulating The Prices of all Sortes of Goods and Provisions and Now we humbly Shew your honour how far that act is kept your honours Stated Rum at Six Shil- lings and Eight Pence Per Gallon and now it is Sold Currant at forty Eight Shilling A gallon Sugar at Eight Pence Pr Pound and it is sold at one shilling and Six Pence Pr Pound Cotton wool at three Shilling and Eight Pence p' Pound & now it is Sold for Sixteen Shillings pr Pound you Stated the Price of corn at Three shillings an Six Pence Pr Bushel and now it is Sold at Nine and Ten shilling pr Bushel your honours stated the Price of wood at Eighteen Shilling p' cord and now it is Sold
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