Rolls of the Soldiers in the Revolutionary war, 1777 to 1780, Part 29

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430


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


for Twelve Dollors Pr Cord your Stated Good Beef at four Pence Pr Pound and Now it is Sold for Nine Pence pr pound and all Sortes of Goods and Provisions are Sold at As high Prices as any of the above articles-


we humbly Pray your Honours To take the Suffering Condition of your humble Pertitioners under your Consideration and Rise our wages in Proportion to the Price of Goods and Provissions from the Time of our inlisting and Grant us Some Relief as you in your Grate wisdom may Think Proper for our wages will not keep our families from Suffering and we humbly Shew your Honours that you have Rased the wages of the militia and here is a Number of men would Gladly Leave this forte and Go into the Continental army if we Could have the Liberty and we humbly Pray your Honour if you Dont think Proper To Rise our wages or Grant us Some Reliefe To Discharge us from this forte for our wages will not Supporte our famlies we Do not want to make Estates By Be- ing in Defence of So Glorious a Caus of Liberty which is Dearer To us than our Live and we humbly Pray your honour To Take the Suffering Condition of your humble Pertitioner under Consideration as Soon as Possible you can we only Beg wages To Live By and your Pertitioner will as in Duty Bound Ever Pray &c


Dated at Forte washington this 22ª of September 1777


Richard Jenkins


Tobias mekintire


Simeon whitum


Solomon Stevens


Paul Roberts


Simeon whitum


Josiah Gunnison


Thomas Dame


Gershom Plumer


Daniel Garey


Stephen Clerke


Nathaniel furbur


John Williams


Henry Clerke


Benja yeaton


Samuel odiorne


John morroson


Titus Salter Ju'


mark Loud


wm Chadwick


James Hight


wm Tibbets


John Tyna


James Garey


wmn Bab Benja Loud


Samuel Shaw


Eliab Littlefield


Thomas Perkins


Richd Hodsdon


Samuel Garey


Richd Perry


David Brewster


John Shorteridge


Elijah Tucker


Joshua Haley


Samuel Jones


George Tucker


Simon Hains


Daniel Hodsdon


wm marten


Jona Brown


James Philpot Henry Simpson


Jona vincent


James Philpot Jun"


Daniel Bane


Benje Read


obadiah marshall


wm Carlile


Theophilus Clough


read & ordered to lay


[4-309] [ Fort Sullivan Soldiers, September 23, 1777.]


State of New


Hampshire -- To the honble the Council & House of Representatives


Rockingham ss. for said State now sitting at Portsmouth.


The Petition of us the Soldiers belonging to the Company commanded


-


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


by Capt Eliphalet Daniel, stationed at Fort Sullivan within the State aforesaid. humbly sheweth. That your petitioners enlisted in said Company (at a time when every necessary of life was to be procured with ease, and at a moderate price) for the inconsiderable Wages of Forty one Shillings per month, and a small bounty. (two Dollars for blanket money.) That since, almost all the Articles of life have risen to an amazing pitch-some to treble their former price-others to tenfold- & still higher. add that the money is become of little Estimation, and for many of its most valuable purposes utterly useless. For these rea- sons, and many others, which will readily occur to your Honors-we humbly beg you would take our case into your imediate consideration and order such an Augmentation to our pay as to your honor's wisdom & bounty shall seem adequate to our services to the expences of living ; & as a compensation for the extreme low, and insufficient pay we have hitherto recd ; as well as to encourage us to continue chearfully and of choice in this important service. And we will each as in duty bound, ever pray-


Portsmouth Sepr 23ª 1777-


William Cole


Seth Huntress


Simon X Staples hi


Caleb spinney


Thomas Vencent


mark


Samuel Bandfield


John Ervin


Joseph Hutchings


David Langly


James Staples


Thomas Hutchings


Jonathan Dam


William Stacy


Edman Hutchings


Hatevil Dam


Danel Nelson


Joseph Bele


Nathan Dam


Thomas Rogers


Daniel Lord


John Baker


Francis Durgen


Simon Lord


Aron hodsdon


Joseph Fernald


William Fernald


Ebenezer Janvrin


Sam' Remick hia


Joseph Wilson


William Claridge


George X Colbeth


John Fernald


John Goings mark


James Emery John Beane


Benjamin Jenkings


Stephen X Seavey


Pellier Weaks


Edward Dam


Noah Fernald


Noah Cole


John Chandler


Reuben Hanscom


James Megill


Solomon Hutchins


Stephen Dixson his


William Brierd


John Davis mark


read & ordered to lay on the Table


[4-313]


[ General Poor's Return. ]


A General Return of the Troops at this Post, under the Command of the Honble Brigadier General Poor May 24 1777


Officers Present


Rank & File


Commissioned


Staff


Non Comd


Corps


Colonels


Lt Colonels


Majors


Captains


Ist Lieuts


2d Lieuts


Ensigns


Chaplains


Adjutants


Qr Masters


Surgeons


| Pay Masters


Drums & Fifes


Present fit for


Sick present


Sick Absent


On Command


On Furlough


Total


Serjeants


Drums & Fifes


Rank & file


Colo Longs


I


I


6


6


5


5


I


I


I


I


IO


120


26


5


124


2


2771


9


363


Colo Brewers


I


I


4


2


4


3


1


I


I


I


1


19


87


30


1


19


179


5 6


6


281


Colo Bradfords


I


3


4


2


2


I


I


12


91


17


35


143


20


497


Colo Cilleys


I


I


5


4


4


5


I


1


1


22


262


32


3


28


325


IC


315


Colo Scammels


I


I


I


3


4


2


I


I


I


24


235


19


16


270


8


IO


370


Colo Hales


I


I


3


4


2


6


I


28


1871 32


29


248


4


21


14


557


Colo Warners


I


5


4


6


I


I


I


I7


9


98


24


30


3


I 50


15


7


484


Baldwins Artificers { & Fatigue Men 1


I


1


3


3


I


I


4


I


196


5


4


205


Capt Whitcomb's Rangers


2


2


I


5


3


33


2


I


36


I


I


54


Total


8


IO


5


44


45


35


35


3


7


9


51


6 209


69


1654 278


19


47I


5


2437


105


88


3938


433


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


I 56|


324


Colo Marshalls


I


I


I


4


6


5


4


5


I


I


I


I


I


I


20


10


185


50


2


122


359


4


301


Colo Francis


I


I


I


5


4


I


I


2


2


I


II


65


6


7


5


83


8


392


Colo Jacksons


IN CO CI COLO 3 2 6 8


95


35


26


IS


I


I


23


S


-


-


1


Wanting to Compleat


1


Mates


Serjeants


Duty


I


6


2


433


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


[ Summary of Service in 1777.]


[General Enoch Poor's brigade, three Continental regiments, served through the year.


Colonels Bellows's, Ashley's, Chase's, and Hale's regiments marched to Ticonderoga in May, and were in service about forty days.


Parts of nine regiments which marched for Ticonderoga in June, and were in service from four to fourteen days,-


General Stark's brigade at Bennington, from July 18 to Septem- ber 27.


General Whipple's brigade, consisting of parts of nine regiments, and sundry other companies, at Saratoga, in service from September 22 to October 26.


Colonels Evans's and Drake's regiments at Saratoga, raised Sep- tember 8, discharged December 15.


Col. Senter's regiment at Rhode Island, raised June 25 and later, discharged January 8, 1778.


Captains Salter's and Daniels's matross companies at Piscataqua Harbor through the year.


Captain Cutting Cilley's company, raised in May, at same place a little more than a month.


Colonel Moulton's guard at Hampton from May to October .- ED.]


29


434


CONTINENTAL REGIMENTS, 1778.


[5-1]


[ Colonel Joseph Cilley's Regiment, Absentees. ]


A Size Roll of the Absentees Belonging to the First New Hampshire Regiment Commanded by Colonel Joseph Cilley ---


MENS NAMES


Companys they


belong to


Place of Resi-


Their Age


Stature


Complexion


Coler of their


Colier their


Where Left


Reason of


being absent


John Hilsgrove


Capt Scotts


Townsend [ Mass]


23


5. 7


Light


Light Dark


Light


Albany do


Wounded Sick


David Adams


do


Gilsum


18


5. 7


do


Sam' Bates*


do


Claremont


17


5.


5


do


Light


do


do


John Cowdry


do


Merimick


25


5.


7


Dark


dark


dark Light


Prisoner do


do


Joseph Hills


do


do


20


5 -


22


5.


7


do


do


do


Albany Fishhill


do


Tho" MeNiel


do


New Boston


19


5.


6


do


do


do


Jonan Smith


do


do


18


5. 6


do


do


do


Ephraim Stevens


do


l'eterborough


17


5.


7


8


do


do


do


Lorain Thomson


dlo


do


23


6. 0


do


do


do


Prisoner


Retaken


John Taggart


do


Peterborough


17


5. 5


do


do


do


do Fishkill


Sick


William White


do


Washington


24


6. 0


do


do


do


Titus Willson


do


Peterborough


30


5.11


black


black


yaller


With ye Enemy


Sam' Wier


do


do


30


5. 8


do


do


Light dark


Albany Albany


John Lary


Cap+ Morrill |Litchfield


Sick Now on furlough Wounded


William Nelly


do


Exeter


29


5.


S


do


black


black


do


Isaac George


do


Derryfield


23


5. 8


Light


Gray


do


Florance McCalley


do


Concord


31


5. 7


do


dark


do


do


Theop's Cass


do


Epsom


23


5.11


do


Light do do


Light


do


do


* Crossed out.


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


do


l'eter Spicer*


do


Cornish


18


5.


do


do


do


do Albany


Sick


Eben' Hills


do


do


do


do


by ye Enemy


Prisoner


Wounded


24


5. 7


Dark


dark


do


Retaken


8


Light


Light


hair


dence


fet incs


Eyes


Valley Forge January ye 10º 1778


do


John Robertson


do


Boscowen New Boston


30 23


5. 8 |Sandy 6. 2 Light


do do


Sick do do


Zadock Reed


clo


David Merrill


do


Derryfield


21 6. 0


do


Red Dark do Gray Light do dark Light do Dark


do Gray do do Light do dark Light do dark do do Ticonderoga Schenackety do


do do Rutland Fishkill


do


Robrt Cunningham dlo


do


James Rendel


do do


Bedford 18


do


Jonan Judkins


do


Barnstead


5. 6


Matthew Holcomb


do


Boscowin


6. 0


Hubbarton


William Cook


do


Merimick


Litchfield


Excter


Thos Hammon


do


do


Hailstown


Hanover


33


5. 9


do Dark Light Dark


do


Dark Light do dark


from mohawk River


do do Dsarted do do Wounded Desarted do


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


435


David Thomson


do


Chesterfield


30


6.


0


Light


Light


Light


York


do


James Hooper


dlo


York


25


6


clo


do


do


Waterbury


do


Joseph Goff


do


Waterbury


28


5. 8


Dark


Dark


Dark


Albany


Thos Whelor


do


Malden


24


5.


8


do


do


do


Gillhall


do


James Merrill


do


Gillball


25


5. 6


do


do


do


York


do


Edward Thomas


do


Wallpoll


43


5. 9


5.


8


do


do


Light


Albany


Sick


do


Enos Bishop


do


Gunthwait


52


5. 7


do


do


do


John Gardner


do


Canterhawk


23


5.10


do


do


do


Canterhawk


Desarted


Wm Alls


do


Merimick


35


5.10


do


do


do


Merimick


Derham


do


James Chesley


do


Durham


25


5.10


Dark Light


Light


dark Light


Tanton


do


James Parker


do


Tanton [Vt]


45


5. 8


do


do


Light


do Canoday


do


Isaac Smith


do


do


37


5.


8


do


do


do


Fish kill


Sick


Ruben Whelor


do


Amharst


23


5.


6


do


do


do


Albany


Wounded


Sam' Allen


do


Beninton


27


5 .


5


do


do


do


Schenacety


clo


Riply Bingham


do


do


2[


5. 8


do


do


Dark


do


do


Nathan Molton


do


Alstard


40


6. 0


do


clo


Light


do


do


Nathan Tuttle


do


Amharst


36


6. 0


do


do


do


do


do


John Lapish


do


Bath


22


5.11


Light


Light


do


Albany


on Furlow wounded Nov


Moses Gold


do


Westminster


16


5. 4


do


do


do black Dark


Joseph Burton


Capt Weites


dlo


Goffstown do


28


5.10


do


John mºClentick


do


25


5.1I


20 22 17 28 32 23


5. 7 5.11 5. 8


do do do dark Light Dark Light Dark


5. 7


49


Notingham


23


5. S


do


Hugh Thornton


do Rutland


Michael Lannen


do


Charlestown Exeter


Abram Kimball


5. 9


8


Enoch Nose


do


Exeter


16


4.


do


do


dark


Prisoncr


Isaac Calcord


do


Nath" Curtis


do


Charlestown


49


Gunthwait


clo


do


Dark


York


do


Chesterfield


do


do


Joseph Hadley


Merimick


5. 7


436


[ Col. Joseph Cilley's Regiment, Absentces-continued.]


MENS NAMES


Companys they belong to


Place of Resi-


Their Age


Stature


Complexion


Coler of their


Colier their


Where Left


Reason of


being absent


Thos Smith


Capt Weites


Wosester B. S. Hailstown


23


5. 7


Dark Light


Dark Dark black


Light do


Wosester Hailstown York


Edmon Robertson Sam' Hill


Capt house


Hollis


25


6. 0


do


blue


Jonas Hubbard


do


Cockermouth


30


5. 9


do


Red


do


Phin® Wright


do


Lebanon


25


6.


O


do


Light Dark


do black blue


Tho® Clark


do


Hanover


33


5 .


5


5 .


9


6.


0


D ark


black


Daniel Putnam


do


Cornish do


21


5.10


do


do


Curtis Cady


do


Cockermouth


18


5. 7


do


do


blue


Fishkill


Simeon Goold


do


do


20


5. 7


do


do


black


Albany


John Haselton


do


Norwich


30


5. 9


do


do


do


at home with


do


James Rose


do


Lyme


on furlough


William Hale


do


Hollis


17


5. 7


Light


Light


Hollis


Edward Slapp


do


Lebanon


18


5. 7


do


do


Light do dark black


Albany do do


Sick


Thos Baxter


do


Canaan


30


5.


8


Dark


Ephrm Jinnings


do


Grantham


22


5. 9


do


black


do blew


Rutland


Wounded


David Gibbs


do


Chesterfield


19


5. 8


Light


Thos Newman


do


Bath


32


5.11


Derrick Oxford


do


Lebanon


25


5. 6


James Thomson


do


Peermont


34


5. 8


Sergt Jonan Burris


Cap Emerson Berwick Sandown


do


17


5. 9


do


do


Light do


Manchester Albany


Sick


23


5. 8


Light


do


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


do Wounded do


Tho® Pratt


do


Hollis


32


5. 9


Dark


Nath" Bugbee


do


do


23


do


do brown


do Dark Gray


On Command in ye Armory Wounded Sick


do


26


5.10


do


do


Capt house on furlough


on furlough Wounded


Daniel Fuller


do


Hanover


17


5. 7


do


brown


Dark


Light


Dark


dark black


do black


Albany


Sick


dark


dark Light


do


Desarted


Serjt Israel Ingalls


do


John Roberts


do


York


28


5.10


Albany on furlough Manchester Albany do on furlough Albany do


Desarted do do Wounded do Sick


Light


35


do


John Hutchingson


do


Missing


on Scout


black


hair


Eyes


dence


fet incs


do


D° Sanders Bradbury


do


Notingham Chester


30 22


5. 91 5. 6


dark Light


dark Light


do do


Wounded Retaken Sick


Ebenez" Barry


do


Chester


I7


5. 6 5. 6


do


do do do


dark Light do do do do do blue do black Gray black do Light black


Prisoner Ticonderog. Albany do do do Fishkill Albany do do


do do do


Barnet Merril


do


Chester


17


5. 7


do


Jona" Rankin


do


do


Benja Smith


do


do


David Smith


do


do


Scpio Brown


do


Simeon Butterfield


do


Reuben Dunill


do


Lindsborough Barwick


40 22


5.10 5. 6 6. 0


do do Light black


do do Retreets July 7th Albany


do missing Sick


Reubin Hall


do


Chester


21


5. 6


Dark


Retreet July 7th


missing


James Haiwood


Sick


Desarted


Edward Smith


do


Mauldwin


25


5. 8


do Light do Dark Black Dark do


Dark Light do dark Black Dark do Light


Dark Light blue dark yello black


Ticonderoga Loudens ferry Not joyned Sopers


Desarted do


Win Sharper


do


John Taylor


do


Eben" Barker


do


Dover


25


5.


6


6.


0


Dark


Dark


black


do


Nehemh Eastmon


do


Norwich


25


6. 0


Light


Light


blue


cio


do


Richard Smith


do


New Malbury


30


5.10


Dark


Dark


do


do


do


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


437


Joseph Mack


do


Cant


27


5. 6


do


do


do


1 do


do


James Ridel


do


Bow


40


5.10


Dark


brown


do


do


do


Tho Mathes


do


Bedford


25


5.II


fare


Light


do


do


do


John Mack


do


Cant


24


6. 0


Dark


brown


do


do


Wounded


Jonas Cuter


do


Bedford


28


5. 8


Light


Light


blue


do


Sick


Sergt Tho' Sticknee


Capt Frys


Penbrook


23


5. 6


23


5.10


Dark


brown


do dark


Albany on furlough Albany


Sick


William Lucy


do


Greenland


25


5.10


do with


Gen1


Gates


Prince Negro


do


Albany


25


5.10


Light


Light


do


do


do


Perley Rogers


do


do


George Mitchell


do


26


5.8


do Light


do Light


dlo


do


Sick


Sam1 Thomson


do


Concord


Light


do Gray


Not joyned do


Notingham West


30


5. 8 5.10 6. 0


35


Hillsborough


25


6. 0


40 25


5. 6


Jedediah Nock


do


Portsmouth do


40


5. 5


Thos Whelor


do


Dunstable


40 30


5. 9


Hospital Sick


Jonathan Nock


do


John Butler


do


Dunstable


25


do do do black Light Dark do Light


do do do do black Dark


do


Peter Bryer


do


Eping


40


do Lindsborough do Kingstown


18 19 17


5. 5


5


6 5 . 5. 6. 0


do


John Manning


do


Dunstable


25


5. 7


Jeremiah Towle


do


Rochester


do


do


do


do


Daniel Cambel


do


Joseph Smith


do


Gilmantown


26


blue


Dark


do


do


Dunstable


do


438


[ Col. Joseph Cilley's Regiment, Absentees-concluded.]


MENS NAMES


Companys they


Place of Resi-


Their Age


Stature


Complexion


Coler of their


Colier their


Where Left


Reason of


being absent


fet incs


Wounded


James Cambel


Capt Frys


Derry


28


5. 9


Dark Light


dark fair


dark blue Light


do


Sam Walton


do


do


18


5. 6


Thos Hayns


do


ChiChester


18


5. 6


fair


do black


dark


clo


Sick


David Dickey


do


Derry


23


5.10


32


5. II


do


Dark


do


Salmon Todd


clo


Londonderry


Amharst


23


5. 8


do


do


fair


fair


Stillwater


Walter Hayns


do


Canterbury


25


5.


7


S


Negrow


black


black


fishkill


Sick


John Reed


do


dlo


30


5.


7


Dark


do


Gray black


Derry


Andrew medaniel


do


tranchen person


25


5.


6


do Light


Light


Albany


Wounded


Samuel Potter


do


do


25


6.


0


do


do dark


Skencety do


Moses Farnesworth


dlo


do


22


5.


9


dark


Light


Light


Albany


do


Silas Gill


do


do


20


5. 5


Light do


do


on furlough


Simeon Powers


do


Charlestown No 4


30


5.II


dark


Dark


gray


Sam! Phalps


do


Pembrock


19


5


S


do


do


do


Abner Thurstin


do


Exeter


20


5.


6


do


do


black


Ithamer Whelock


do


New Ipswich


17


5.


37


5.


7


25


5.


8


Sandy


Red


do


Sam1 Harper


do


17


Charles Linds


do


Clarramont


5. 7


John Yeoman


do


New Ipswich


17


5. 5


Benja Chritchit


do


Parys Town


25


5.10


John Pike


do


Sam1 Stevens*


do


Claremont


37


5.10


dark do


do Dark do


Light do Dark do


on furlough do New City


do


do


Notingham


25


6. 0


do


do Light


do


Sknactety Albany on furlough Albany on furlough


do


Win Leatton


do


do


Acworth do


5. 6


Dark


Dark


do


Acworth


John Harper


Light


Albany


do


Sick


*Crossed out.


1


-


1


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


Desarted


Wm Frazor


do


Penbrock


42


5.


do


Wounded


Jonas Adams


Capt Farwell


New Ipswich


18


5.


6


Light do black


New Winser


without Lieve


James Thomson


do


Sick


do


do


do


Dark


do


Light do Light


Albany


do


do


do


Sick


do


do


do


Charlestown No 4


do


do Wounded


do


Eyes


belong to


dence


hair


Albany


do


do


do


Y


James Hawkley


do


[Peterborough| 32 Hanover 25


John Baldwin Sam' Johnson


do


do


Portsmouth


45 5. 7


Light |Light black Dark Dark do Light do do Light


Dark Light Gray do do Dark


Albany New City Prisoner do on the Retret July Silwater Desarted


do Retaken do Missing Desarted do


Thomas Harper


do


Acworth


19


5. 8


Page Clarck


do


do


Thos meloy


do


do


Dan1 Been


do


do


James Wall


do


Charlestown


28


5. 7


dark dark


dark dark do


dark dark


do


do


John Celsy


do


Notingham


25


5. 9


18


5. 5


do


do


Albany


Sam' Liscombs


do


Charlestown


27


5. 7


22


5. 7


Light Dark


Light brown


fishkill


do


Jonan Stevens


do


Dunbarton


25


5 . 9


21


5. 7


do


do


Tho" Eastman


do


Hopkinton do


20


5.


S


Light


Light


Sam' Hutching


do


Ware


17


5. 6


do


do


Ware


Sick


Joseph Sanburn


do


New Markit


5. 6


do


do


do


Albany


wounded on furlow


Seth Rice


do


Ramount


28


5 10


Dark do


brown black


Dark Gray


Charlestown


do


Joseph Frost


do


Unity


26


5. 5


5 10 |Indian Dark


James Simonds


do


Westmoreland


30 5. 9 6. 0


Bunker Clark


do


New Ipswich


30 45


Chris' Billing


do


Hartford


5. 7


| 5. 7 | Light | Light | Light | on furlow


Wounded Sick


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


clo


do


Hix Small


do


Cape codd


on Comnd in armory Sick


William Lang


Capt Hutchings |Sevill


on furlough do


Enoch Hoit


do


do Light do


Albany do


Charlestown


Desarted


do


do do Light Dark


clo


do do


439


[5-5]


[ Colonel Nathan Hale's Regiment, Absentees. ] A Size Roll of the Absentees belonging to 2d Batt" N. H. Troops Commanded by Colo Nathan Hale


MENS NAMES


Company they


belong to


Place of Resi-


dence


Age


Stature


Complexion


Colour of their


Colour of their


Eyes


Where Left


Cause of Ab-


sence


Sergt James Runlett


Capt Norris Exeter


23


5.10


Light


Brown Black


Blue Black


H Town do


Edwd Fifefeald


Epping


2.4


5. 9


Light


Brown


Blue


Jnº Sanborn


do


30


5.10


Dark


Black


Black


Jnº Calley


Somersworth


19


5. 7


do


Brown


Blue


do


Win Leaver


Epping


30


5 .


7


Phen® Hodgson


Durham


20


5.


8


do


do


do Blue


do


on Furlo Deserted


Jere. Robinson


Epping


27


5.11


Dark


Black


Black


Fort Edward Albany


Sim" Mason


Stratham


20


5. 6


dlo


dlo


Nath Clark


New Salem


21


5. 8


do


do


Black Blue


Albany


Nich' Leathers


Portsmouth


17


5 .


4


5 .


8


do


do


do


Albany


Moses Robarts


Epping


18


5.


4


5 .


8


Light


Light


Light


Dan1 Horn


Newington


22


5 .


7


do


Sandy


Gray


Albany Fishkills


Deserted Missg


Jnº Ellerson


New Castle do


48


6.


Light dark


Gray Black


Grey Brown


H Town Albany


Dover


30


5 .


9


do


do


Black


do


Nottingham


19


5 .


9


6.


do


do


Blue


do


Portsmouth


30


do


20


9


do


do


Black


do


Solomon Abbott


do


Dover


25


9


do


Brown


Dark


H. Town


1


do


New Castle


20


5. 6 | Light


Light


Grey


do


Mathw Malom


Miss% do Deserted Sick


Wounded


Black


Black


do


Wm Haines


do


Eben' Bean


New Markett


19


5


7


5.


7


Light


Brown


dlo


Mohawk River


do


Geo. Yeaton


Biintwood


22


Dark


do


do


H. Town do


Miss% dlo


Jamª Norris


Capt Bell


Rochester


27


Jos. Rowley


Black


Black


21


5 .


8


dark


Peter Barter


Jos Burnham


Durham


19


do


do


blue


H. Town


Miss= Deserted


do


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


--


-


440


Kings Town


22


5.10


Dark


Bennington Albany


do


Light


Red


Elijah Gould


Geo. Abbott


5 . 5 .


Edwd Burnham


Hair


Jos Lock Edwd Randell Wmn Hill Mosses Davis Jnº Welch Benjn Willen


Rye N Castle 20 Lee Nottingham 21 21 18


22


5. 8 1 do do


5 .


5 . 7


5 . 7


5 . 7


5 . . 5 . 7 5.IO 5.10 5. 4 6.


dark do dlo Light do clo do do


do do brown


do do do Black


do Stillwater H. Town Stillwater do II. Town do Albany clo Stillwater do H. Town Stillwater Clovericke H Town


Wounded Miss" on Furlo


Miss5 do


'Phenª Wentworth Downs Colbath Benjn Small


clo


do


Jnº Collings


N Durham


Jon" Doe Jnº Doe


Gillman Town N Durham


19


5 . 9 4 5.


Richd Caloney Sam' Ward


Durham


20


5 . 9


8


Wm Griffith


New Castle


50


5 .


5 .


7


Silas Hardie


Pellham


24


5 -


9


Sick


Zoath Henderson


Dover


30


5 . 6.


do


Ben Hicks


N Markett do


20


5 .


7


do


Nath : Frost


Nottingham


19


5. 9


18


5. 5


do


Brown Dark do


blue


Ticonderoga


do


Tho Crayton


do


5 . 7


Light


Dark Brown


black dark Light blue


H. Town


do


Jona" Jennings


Candy


22


5 .


5.


S


do


dark


do


do


Jnº Nichols


Candy


17


5 .


I


do


Light


do


do


do


Eben' Quimby


do


Jam" Rowell


N Salem do


IS


5.


8


do


dark do


do


do


Israel Rowell


Exeter


22


5 .


4


dark


dark


Albany


Blodget


Rindge


22


5 .


7


dark


Black


do


do


Oliver Bacon


Derryfield


30


5 .


6


35


5. 6


do


light do


black do dark Black light do


Clovericke


deserd


Robt MeKnight


do


44I


Frans Mason


Pellham


Robinson


N Salem


18


5. 8


freckled


Ticonderoga


H. Town


Miss5


Jamº Beal


Exeter


22


5 10


dark


black do Blue Grey do dark do


Albany II. Town


Miss"


Thoª Foss


Durham


21


Desert


Miss"


6.


Light do


do do Brown Light


H. Town do do


do


Jnº Livey


do


Amos Kemp


do


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


Miss" do Wounded


Saml French


Nottingham


1 8


do Dark do do Light do Dark


do black do Brown Grey do Brown Light do do dark do Light do Dark


do Grey do blue


Stillwater


do


Wounded on Furlo Miss5 Wound Sick


Grey black


do do blue Grey do Blue do do


Dover Durham


do do


18 28 50 50 27 29 17


clo


8


Light


do Light


Skeensborough


do


Jnº Foss


N Market


28


6.


do


Dark


Thos Currier


N Salem


42 18


5. 6


6


do


24


5.


Win Bell


Exeter


20


do


do


H. Town


Stillwater


27


S


light


Dublin


do


do


Israel Woodbery


442


[ Colonel Nathan Hale's Regiment, Absentees-continued.]


Company they


belong to


Place of Resi-


dence


Age


Stature


Complexion


Colour of their


Colour of their


Eyes


Where Left


Cause of Ab-


sence


Sam1 Whiteing


Rindge


26


6.


light dark


light light Black


light black


Skeensboro H. Town


do


Dan1 Mcartie


do


26


5 .


8


do


Caleb Hunt


Dublin


17


5 .


6


dark


do


do


do


Jonª Lock


Rye


20


5 .


8


light


light


light


Abrm Clifford


Greenland


20


5 .


S


dark


light


black


Albany


Jere. Mason


Durham


23


5 .


S


light


light


light


Davd Doe


Brintwood


22


5 .


7


do


do


do


Wmn Cutler


Rindge


27


5 .


8


dark


dark


light


Thos Hutchinson


do


Abrm Van North


Albany


38


5 . 9


do


do


do


Skeen Borough Desª


Jnº Disco


Somersworth


40


5.10


Light


Light


do


Dan1 Alley


Dublin


39


6.


do


do


blue


Jnº Swain


Goffs Town


16


5. 6


do


do


do


do


on Furlo


Caleb Blodget


Rindge


20


5 .


6


dark


dark


black


do


Sick


Dan' Russell


Exeter


23


6.


do


do


brown


do


do


Edwd Vade


Goffs Town


22


5 . 2


light


light


light


do


do


Jos. Wilson


New Market


20


5 .


4


dark


do


black


do


do


Jnº Barker


Robinson


Exeter


24


5 .


9


Jona" S Dudley


do


Jnº S Sanborn


do


Mich' Ward


do


37


5. 7


do


Light


do


do


do


Tho' Pee


a Stragler


22


5.10


do


do black


do


N Jerseys Exeter


do


Jnº Stafford


do


Sam Smith


Exeter


24


5. 7


Wm Moore


Chester


25


5.IT


Light


Light


blue do


do


do


6


Wound Desd


do


do


do


22


5 .


5. 8


do


do


do


Durham


27


Albany


do


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


Old York


25


5.10


dark


black


freckd


Red


blue


Kensington


37


6.


1


Light


Brown do Dark


dark


H. Town


Misss


WVm Gordon


N Market


22


5 .


S


dark


do


Manchester Stillwater


Deserted


-


MENS NAMES


Hair


MissK


do


do


do


do


do


Light


Fishkills


Heny Barter Wm Leavitt Jonª Hopkinson Dennis Bickford Noah Mash Jnº Hilton Jon" Hill


Exeter


do


do


do


36 22


5. 7 5 . 7


do light dark light dark Light


dark Light brown black dark dark light black Light dark Light Dark do light dark Light dark


do do do do do dark blue light do Light dark light blue Light dark light Grey do dark Grey


do do do


Albany do do


do


Soin Cole


Salem Dover


Carr's


do Middle Town


Brentwood


Hampton Falls


17


5 . 5


5. II 6.


Light dark


do Fish kills


Wm Grant


Somersworth do


21


5 10


light


light do dark


do Williams Tn Albany


Davd Johnson Eben" Mackelvin


Derry


19


5. 9


5. 6


dark


Grey dark


dark


Robt Arnel


Somersworth


24


5.11


light dark


light dark


light dark Grey black do Grey


Skeensboro H Town do


Nich& Vintrom


Windham


26


5.10


25


5. 9


22


5 . 9


do light do dark light do


do dark Sandy Black light do light


do


Portsmo Albany do


Jnº Neal


Drew


Durham


37


5 .


7


David Copps


do


33


5 .


9


30


5 .


16


5 . 6.


Black


Geo Black


Negro


do


28


5. 6 5. 7


light do


Black light do


light


Albany


black


do


Furlo


443


REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS.


Albany


Sam1 Foster


N Ipswich


35


35


5 . 1I


Edwd Grant


N Ipswich


16


5 .


2.4


5.II


light


dark


Abm Senter


Kittery


26


5. 9


dark


Tho' Hammock


Greenland


23


5. 5


46


5.10


do Black


do Black


Asa Purham


N Ipswich


20


5 . S


Deserted do Furlo


Jnº Davis


Portsmouth


Kensington


Jabez Dow


Paul Cook


Dover


do


30


Wounded


Edwd Durbin Jnº Critchett


do


21


8


5 . 5 . 2


5. 8


5.II 5.1I 5. 9 5.10 5. 5


do Light


Dark do light dark


Albany H Town


Brady Green


do


Eben' Fletcher Jos. Edgerly


N Ipswich


Wicfield


18 35


20 17 35 20 36 22 21


25 | 5. 8 25 5 . 7 6. 26


dark Light dark


do do


do do


Jerseys Albany


Timº Woodall Antho Hanson Elij. Burry


do H Town do


Davd Morgan


Albany


Asa Gibbs


Westmoreland


Deserted do do


Jnº Rollings


Somersworth


Patrick Murphy


Rob Marshall


Casco Bay


do Deserted do


do


Grey light Grey Black


N City Prokepsey


do


do


Otter Creek do do


do


Portsmouth


27


do dark


I


8


444


[ Colonel Nathan Hale's Regiment, Absentces-concluded.]


MENS NAMES


Company they


belong to


Place of Resi-


dence


Age


Stature


Complexion


Colour of their


Colour of their


Eyes


Where Left


Cause of Ab-


sence


Tho" Gardiner


25


5 . 4


light do


light do


Black do


in the Left Eye do


Abr Bickford


Nottingham


21


5 . 4


dark


dark


Dan' Jackson


Madbury


21


5.


8


George Parsley


Barrington


25


5 .


5


light


light


Dan' Wentworth


Somersworth


20


9


dark


brown


Rob Stockels


Portsmouth


31


5.


6


5 .


5


5 .


5


do


do light


clo light


do




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