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GENERAL OBDER3.
HEADQUARTERS, TRENTON ( NEW JERSEY), 14th July, 1814. J
The Executive of the United States having required the Executive of New Jersey to organize and hold in readiness for immediate service. a corps of militia consisting of five hundred artillery and four thousand five hundred infantry, and the laws of the State having authorized in ench caes the Commander-in Chief to receive as volunteers any uniform companies of militia as part of euch corps, making provision that due
From April 28th to September 18th, From May 3d to October 31st,
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13
8
82
From April 28th to September 18th,
ADJUTANT-GENDEAL'S OFFICE, TRENTON, September 15th, 1813. ) * * *:
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WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, 1812-1815.
cre lit be given for the same, and the Secretary of War, in his communication to the Commander-in-Chief, having expressed a desire that uniform companies he preferred. The Commander-in-Chief proposes to the uniform companies of the militia of New Jersey to volunteer their services in the formation of this important corps. Such uniform companies of the militia as are disposed to volunteer their services will, therefore, make known the same as soon as possible (in twenty days at furthest) to the Adjutant-General, at Trenton, after which time they will be formed into regiments and battelions, the remainder of the corps completed, and the General, Field and Staff Officers desigonted. Those companies that have already patriotically offered their service when wanted, will now have an opportunity of doing it at a time when they can be accepted. The Captains of such companies as accept this invitation will transmit with the offer of service, a roll of their respective companies
The Commander in Chief thinks it his duty to remind the militia of New Jersey that the crisis calls for a manifestation of public virtne. The events of the war in Europe have left America to again contend singly with the British Empire. The eyes of the world are upon us. Let 1.º convince the enemy that the moment he lands on our shores he will be met by freemen in arms able and willing to defend their country. The citizens of New Jersey were among the first in our glorious struggle for national independence, and in the formation of our national government; they will not be last in arms to maintain what they have so heroically contributed to achieve and wisely to establish. Attested :
WILLIAM S. PENNINGTON.
JAMES J. WILSON, Adjutant-General.
On the 11th of August, in response to a requisition from Major-General Morgan Lewis, who had been ordered in command of the Third Military District in New York City, relieving General Armstrong, then Secretary of War, Governor Pennington ordered two hundred men to encamp on the Heights of the Navesink. This detachment consisted of Captain James J. Wilson's Company, of Trenton ; Captain Stephen C. Day's Company, of Orange; Captain John J. Plume's Artillery, of Newark ; Captain Moses F. Davis' Rifle Company, of Bloomfield; Captain William TEL Eyck's Rifle Company, of Freehold ; Lientenant James Ten Eyck's Company, of Middletown Point. The next day the Governor ianed the following order, calling into service companies of the militia which had volunteered in response to his orders of July 11th. This is the language of the order :
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS, TRENTON, N. J, August 12th, 1814. 5
The Commander-in-Chief annonnces his acceptance of the offers of service made by the following volunteer corps agreeably to his invita- tion of the 14th of July last, in the order in which they were received, viz. :
OF ARTILLERY.
Captain Kilburn's Artillery, of Orange. Captain Golden's Artill : y, of Hopewell. Captain Plume's Independent Artillery, of Newark. Captain Neilson's Artillery, of New Brunswick.
Captain Van Dyke'e Horse Artillery, of New Brunswick.
OF INFANTRY AND RIFLEMEN.
Captain Wilson's Jersey Blues, of Trenton.
Captain Day's Volunteere, of Orange.
Captain Harrison's Riflemen, of Oranga.
Captain Donlevy's Rangers, of Belvidere.
Captain Lindsley's Riflemen, of Essex.
Captain Ten Eyck's Riflemen, of Freehold.
Lientenant Ten Eyck's Rifemen, of Middletown Point. Captain Halliday's Rangers, of Morristown.
Captain Mitchell'e Rangers, of Paterson Landing.
Captain Fair's Light Infantry, of Hackensack.
Captain Garrison's Infantry, of Somerset.
Captain Crane's Riflemen, of Caldwell. Captain Freas' Light Infantry, of Salem.
Lieutenant Garrison's Light Infantry, of Salem.
Captain Mackay's Riflemen, of New Brunswick. Captain Brees's Light Infantry, of Baskingridge.
Captain Scott's Light Infantry, of New Brunswick.
Captain Fell's Light Infantry, of New Hampton.
Captain Brittin's Fusileers, of Chatham. Captain Carter's Riflemen, of Bottlebill.
Captain M'Kissack's Riflemen, of Somerset.
Captain Davis' Riflemen, of Bloomfield. Captain Ball's Light Infantry, of Bloomfield.
While accepting the patriotic offers of these volunteer companies, the Commander-in-Chief deems it his duty, in order that they may, should they be called into eervice, act their respective parts in a manner honorable to themselves and useful to their country, to enjoin it upon them one and all to equip themselves for the field as speedily as possible ; to perfect themselves in discipline by freqnent meetings and strict attention to the instructions of their officers, and to hold themselves in readiness to march at a moment's warning whenever the exigencies of their country may require.
In order to complete the quota of five thousand men, officers included, required from this State, the Commandants of the several brigadea of infantry, and of the Cape May Regiment, will immediately caused to be detached from their respective commanda the officers and privates called for in the following :
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GENERAL AND BRIGADE STAFF.
ARTILLERY.
INFANTRY.
BRIGADES.
Major-General.
Brigadiers.
Chaplains.
D. Quartermaster-Generals.
D. Adjutant-Generals.
Ist Lieutenants,
2d Lieutenants.
Sergeants.
Corporals.
Drummers
Matrosses.
Majors.
Adjutants
Paymasters.
Quartermasters
Surgeous' Mates
Sergeaut-Majors.
Quartermaster-Sergeants.
Drum Majors
Fife-Majors.
Captains.
Lieutenants.
Ensigns,
Sergeants,
Corporals.
Drummers.
Fifers.
Privates.
Total.
Artillery.
Infantry.
Burlington ...
1
2
1
12
2
1
1
-
1
6
6
6
24
24
6
6
851
435
Gloucester.
H
3
2
1
1
1
14
1
1
1
1
6
6
6
21
24
6
5
337
420
Cumberland ..
-
10
2
1
1
18
1
1
10
1
1
1
2
2
2
8
00
2
2
165
195
~
( Cape May ...
1
1
1
00
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
4
16
16
4
225
282
14
Essex
1
1
1
2
2
1
15
1
H
1
H
1
5
5
5
20
20
5
5
268
812
63
242
{ Morris ...
1
1
11
-
-
1
2
2
2
8
8
2
2
154
185
105
Middlesex
1
1
1
1
3
3
8
12
12
3
3
108
210
75
67
1
-
1
5
5
5
20
20
5
5
329
399
7
1
1
-
2
2
2
8
8
2
2
94
124
19
114
( Hunterdon ......
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
1
5
5
20
20
5
5
357
417
19
63
Sussex
1
2
2
2
2
10
1
8
8
12
co
co
99
5 10
5
5
CA
cn
CN
5
5
cn
cn
53
53
53
212
212
53
53
8,245
3,96G
179
704
WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, 1812-1815.
......
[ Somerset ...
H
H
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
8
00
32
32
6
8
486
598
22
...
4
1
4
16
16
4
1
239
292
....
Salem ...
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
2
85
...
....
1
-
.....
.....
Monmonth,
1
Cc
.....
......
.....
Lieutenant-Colonels.
Aids.
Brigade-Majors.
Major.
Captains.
Fifers,
...
1
-
[ Bergen ..
1
H
1
1
1
5
1
Surgeons.
WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, 1812-1815.
The Commanders of brigades, battalions and companies are expected to uso all diligence to have the officers and men called for by the fore- gning detail detached as promptly as possible (in conformity to the 4th section to the last supplement of the imilitia act). The several Brigade- Majore are required with all practicable expedition to muster the men within their respective hounds (as well the volunteers as othere), and cause correct inspection roturns to be made of the names, grades and corps of the officers and men thus detached to the Adjntant-General's office 15 Trenton, from whence they will be transmitted to the Commanders of the respective brigades now organizing. Captain Jacob Butcher's an ! Captain Borden's companies in the Moninouth brigade, and Captain Scull's volunteers, and Captain Robert Smith's Artillery company in the Gloucester brigade, will be exempt from this detail-those companies having volunteered to perform certain services under the art of the 12th of February last, and have not been included in the aggregate of their respective brigades.
The officers and privates thus detailed, together with the volunteer companies in the several counties, will be organized into regimenta, as follows :
Those of Bergen and Essex, into one regiment.
Those of Morris and Sussex, into one regiment. Those of Somerset, Middlesex and Monmouth, into one regiment.
These three regiments to compose one brigadle, to be commanded by Brigadier-General Colfax.
Those of Hanterdon and Burlington to form one regiment.
Those of Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland and Cape May to form another regiment.
These two regimenta to form a brigade, to be commanded hy Briga lier-General Elmer.
The whole to be under the command of Major-General Shinn,
Brigadier-Generals Elmer and Colfax will attend to the formation of the regiments composing their respective brigades, disposing of the artillery and volunteers in the best manner to make the regimente serviceable.
Deputy Adjutant-General Israel Day and Deputy Quartermaster-Generals Reynolds and Brewater are detailed for this service. By order of the Commander-in-Chief,
JAMES J. WILSON, Adjutant General.
On the 30th day of August, General Lewis addressed a letter to Governor Pennington requiring ali of the militia of the Stata, about five thousand men, to assemble in the vicinity of New York. General Bloomfield, who had returned from Sacket's Harbor, New York, and had been ordered in command of the Fourth Military District, with headquarters at Philadelphia, claimed that General Elmer's brigade of about two thousand men should he furnished for the defense of the city of Phillelphia. The Governor referred this matter to the Secretary of War for his decision, and General Elmer and his brigade were ordered to report to the headquarters of the Fourth blilitary District.
On the 31st day of August, the Governor issued the following order for the march of certain volunteer companies to Panlus Hoeck
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS, TRENTON, August 31st, 1814. }
In consequence of a requisition made by Major-General Lewis, Commanding General of the Third Military District, the Commander-in Chief orders the following volunteer companies to march immediately, under the orders of their respective Commanders, to Powles Hock, opposite the city of New York, viz. : Captain Daniel Kilburn's artillery, Captain Harrison's rifle, Captain Lindeley's rifle, Captain Mitchell's rangers, Cap- tain Crane's rifle and Captain Ball's light infantry companies of Essex county, Captain Halliday's rangers, Captain Carter's rifle and Captain Brittin'a fusileers, companies of Morria county, Captain Fair's light infantry company of Bergen county, Captain Garrison's infantry, Captain Brees's light infantry and Captain M'Kissack's rifle companies of Somerset county, Captain Fell'a light infantry and Captain Donlevy's rangers of Sussex county. (Captain Neilson'e, Captain Van Dyke's, Captain Scott's and Captain Mackay's companies, of the city of New Brunswick, will hold themselves in readiness to march to the same place as soon as they shall receive orders for that purpose from Briga hier General Colfax )
Brigadier-General Colfax will immediately repair to Poules Hook and take the command of the whole, and give the necessary orders for drawing ont the remainder of the brigade assigned him by the orders of tha 12th instant, as soon as the detailed militia under said order chall be inspected in their respective counties, who are ordered into immediate service, as soon as inapected, they will be formed into regiments at Poules Hook, agreeable to the orders of the 12th iustant.
Depaty Adjutant-General Day and Deputy Quartermaster-General Brewster are ordered into service, and will for the present put them- selves under the order of General Colfax. All the camp equipage at Newark at present, in the charge of Colonel T. T. Kinney, will be removed to Poules Hook. The arms at Newark will be disposed of by Colonel 'T T. Kinney, according to sach instructions a- he shall receive from the Commander-in-Chief.
WILLIAM S. PENNINGTON.
Upon its arrival at Paulus Hoeck the force was put under the direct commind of Colonel John Frelinghuysen, of Somerset county. It consisted of abont twenty-three companies of twelve hundred men, and is known as the Third Regiment.
On the 27th of October, 1814, General Lewis transferred the command of the Third Military District to Daniel E. Tompkins, Governor of New York. The Governor of New Jersey was constrained by popular feeling to address Honorable Wilham Enstis, Secretary of War. on this singular action of the general government, which he did the 29th day of October, stating that the Military District comprehended the principal part of New Jersey, with between two and three thousand militia of the State now in actnal service. He thought it a novel thing, at least, that the Governor of a Stato should have the command of the militia of a neighboring State within the actual territory of that State. He dil not desire to throw the least obstruction in the way of the operations of the government in any measure of defense, but he conceive l it to be his daty to inquire as to the facts in the case and the viewe of the War Department on the subject. On the 22d of November the Secretary of War replied that Governor Tompkins had a right, by virtue of his boing Commander of the Military District, to command such meilitis sa had been called into the services of the United States within the limits of that district.
General Colfax's Brigade remained in service natu the month of December, when they were pud for their service by the corporation of New York City.
The following letter was sent by Colonel John Frelinghuysen to Governor Tompkins at the close of this military service :
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WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN. 1812-1815.
HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR TOMPKINS-
"About leaving the post which has been assigned me by my country, I cannot avoid, in behalf of the regunent under my command, to-ti fying to your Excellency the great satisfaction that has been expressed by all at the conduct of the State of New York, through the individual exertions of her Commander-in-Chief in her behalf, and through me, as their Commander, to return to your Excellency, for them and myself, our grateful acknowledgments for the favors conferred in visiting and comforting ne, an l in paying ueour due; and I lo not hesitate to declare, in behalf of all, that under every calamitous and dangerous situation in which your city may be placel, we shall feel a readiness to be among the number who shall act in her defense and the defense of our common country.
" I am, Sir, yours with esteem,
"JNO, FRELINGHUYSEN, " Lato under your command "
The official report of the Adjutant-General of the State in 1814 shows that the entire militia consisted of thirty-six thousand officers and men.
During the year 1814 the militia at the Highlands, near Sandy Hook, consisting of both infantry anl artillery, numbered about fifteen hundred men.
The return from the 13th of August to the 10th of December, 1814, shows the following men in service :
Non Commissioned Officers. Men. 3,027
Infantry,
Officers. 250
520
Riflemen,
32
64
300
Artillery,
15
34
141
Cavalry,
7
12
61
304
630
3,529
An official statement was compiled and published during the war, giving the total of troops from New Jersey which were actually in service from 1812 to 1815.
Officers.
Non Commissioned Officers.
Men.
Cavalry,
11
20
103
Artillery,
16
36
157
Riflemen,
34
€8
349
Infantry,
334
684
4,199
395
808
4,808
CAMP, JERSEY CITY, December 9th, 1914
The treaty of peace and amity between Great Britain and the United States of America was signed at Ghent, December 24th, 1814, and it was ratified by the nnanimons vote of the Senate of the United States, February 17th, 1815.
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WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, 1812-1515.
Commander-in-Chief and Staff. New Jersey Detailed Militia.
NO.
NAME.
RANK.
ELECTED OR AFPOINTED,
PERIOD.
REMARKS.
1
Joseph Bloomfield
Governor and
Commander- in-Chief.
Oct.
26, '11 1 Year.
Appointed Brig. Gen'l U. S. Army, March 27, '12; dia- charged June 15, '15.
2
Charles Clark
Act'g Governor and Com'der. in-Chief .. ...
Mar. 27, '12
Vice President of Council, Acting Governor and Com- mander-in-Chief during absence of Governor Bloomfield.
3
Aaron Ogden
Governor and
Commander in-Chief.
Oct. Oct.
29, '12 1 Year ..
Term expired Oct. 28, '13. Re-elected, Oct. 28, '14.
4
William S. Pennington
1
James J. Wilson
Brig-Gen'l and Adj .- Gen'l .....
May
1,'10
Resigned Nov. 4, '12; re-appointed Feb. 12, '11; resigned Nov. 22, '11; also Capt. Maj. Isaac Andruss' detach- ment of detailed militia, Aug. 15, '14, to Sept. 18, '14. Resigned Nov. 18, '13.
1
Jonathan Rhea.
Qr. Mr. Gen'l ...
July 11, '07
Resigned, June 23, '14.
1
Thomas T. Kinney
Lient .- Col. and Aide-de-Camp | Feb. : =
28, '14
Staff of Governor William S. Pennington. Staff of Governor William S. Pennington.
2 Robert W. Rutherford
=
3 George Holcomb, M D.
=
Staff of Governor William S. Pennington.
2 3
John Beatty.
Charles Gordon.
Nov. Nov.
18, '12
29, '14
Qr. Mr. Gen'l, June 24, '14; Adj .- Gen'l, Nov. 29, '14.
28, '13
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WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, 1812-1815.
General and General Staff. New Jersey Detailed Militia.
NO.
NAME.
RANK.
ELECTED OR APPOINTED.
PERIOD.
REMARKS.
I
Isaiah Shinu.
Maj. Gen'l
Nov. 21, '01
Maj. Gen'l First Division Militia ; commanding all detailed militia with headquarters at Billingsport, N. J., Sept. 22, '11, to Dec. 22, '14.
2
Benjamin Lndlow
¥
Nov. 25, '09
Maj .. Gen'l Second Division Militia; commanding detailed militia, April 25, '12.
1
Israel Day.
Lieut .- Col. and Depnty Adj .- Gen'l
Feb. 28,'14
Depnty Adj .- Gen'l Second Division Militia, Feb. 28, '14 ; detailed to Brig .- Gen'! William Colfax's Brigade, Aug. 12, '14.
1 John Brewster.
Lient .- Col. and Deputy Qr. Mr. Gen'l .....
June 24, '14
Deputy Qr. Mr. Gen'! Third Division Militia, Jane 24, '14; detailed to Brig .- Gen'! William Colfax's Brigade, Ang. 12, '14; also detailed to Brig. Gen'l Ebenezer Elmer's Brigade; relieved from duty, May 11, '15.
2
Abraham Reynolda.
=
=
Depnty Qr Mr. Gen'l Third Division Militia, June 24, '14; detailed to Maj .- Gen'l Isaiah Shinn's Division, Dec. 12, '14 ; relieved from dnty, April 12, '15.
1
Jamea F. Meeker ..
Ass't Deputy Qr. Mr. Gen' !..
Sept. 17,'14
Detailed to Brig .- Gen'l Ebenezer Elmer's Brigade, Sept. 22, '14; relieved from duty, April 1, '15.
1
Samnel Miller.
.....
Maj. and Aide- de-Camp ......
21,'09
Aide-de-Camp Staff of Maj .- Gen'l Isaiah Shinn, Sept. 22, '14, to Dec. 22, '14, stationed at Billingaport, N. J.
2
Bowes Reed Mellvain.
Jan. Sept.
22,'14
Aide-de-Camp Staff of Brig. Gen'l William Colfax, Sept. 22, '14, to Nov. 22, '14, stationed at Sandy Hook. N. J. ; Aide de Camp Staff of Maj .- Gen'l Isaiah Shinn, Nov. 22, '14, to Dec. 22, '14, stationed at Billingsport, N. J.
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WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, 1812-1815.
Major Isaac Andruss' Detachment of Infantry-New Jersey Detailed Militia, 1812- Stationed at Fort Richmond, Staten Island, N. Y.
Field, Staff and Non-Commissioned Staff.
NO
NAME.
BANK.
COM. OR ENROLLED.
PERIOD.
DISCHARG'D
REMARKS.
1
Isaac Audrass
Major
Aug. 17, '12 Until relieved ... Sept 25,'12
1 Noah Mathews
Adjutant ...
=
¥
1
William Martin
Surgeon
1
A. D. Graw
Qr. Mr
1 Lewis Dubois
Paymaster.
1 James McEckerine.
Sergt .- Maj .
=
1 James Ereckson
Qr. Mr. Sgt.
=
1
Josiah Miller.
Fife Major. "
= =
Fifer, Capt. Isaac Crane's Co., Ang. 17, '12; Fife Major.
2 Squire Haines
1 William McMurtery
Drum Maj .. =
=
Musician, Capt, Chas. Ent's Co., Ang. 17, '12; Drum Major.
=
-
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WAAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, 1812-1815.
Captain Isaac Crane's Company of Infantry. Major Isaac Andruss' Detachment of New Jersey Detailed Militia.
Caldwell- Essex County.
NO.
NAME.
RANK.
COM. OR ENROLLED.
PERIOD.
DISCHARGED
REMARKS.
1
Ieaac Crade.
Captain
Aug. 17, '12 Until relieved ... Sept 25,'12;
1
Samuel & Beach ..
Lient
1
William Bates ..
Eneign
=
1
Enos Little
Sergeant =
=
2
Phillip Cole ...
3
Daniel D. Hart
-
4 1 2
Charles Jones.
Corporal.
=
3
Moses Sayers.
4
William Everitt
1
John Cook
Drummer ...
Josiah Miller.
Fifer
Promoted File Major.
1 1 Anville, Noah ...
Private
=
2 Badgley, Joseph S
3 Beach, Job A.
4 Bennet, Samuel.
5 Bowing, Silas. 6 Brown, Henry J 7 Burchard, Mathew Bush, Garret.
Deserted, Sept. 15, '12. Sept. 25, '12
8 9 Bush, Manos,
10 Cahon, John ..
11
Canfield, Henry
I
13 Canfield, Stephen.
14 Clark, David C.
15 Cole, Peter A ..
16 Conklio, John J
-
18 Crane, Josiah.
19 Crane, Timothy
20 Cheman, Jacob
21 De Hart, Joseph.
22 Devenport, Leonard A 23 Devon, Aaron .. 24 Dickerson, Joshua
25 Douglass, Stephen
..
26 Fairchild, Cyrus.
.
27 Fanster, Silas
28 Freeman, Philip
29 Gennog, Stephen W.
30 31
Greereen, Elibn Guignon, Joseph.
Sept 25, '12 Deserted Sept. 14, '14.
33 Hand, Oliver.
Sept. 25, '12
34 Hankin, Amos,
35 Herry, Lewis D
36 Horten, Stephen.
37 Jacobos, James N
38 Kenady, Thomas ..
39 Kent, Jooathan 40 King, Jasper ..
41
Kinney, George M.
42 Laiog, William H.
43 Lawrence, Francis 44 Little, Isaac.
44
46 Marquith, Richard.
47 Mash, John
Deserted Sept. 7, '14.
48 McGee, Alexander
Sept. 25, '12
49 McMurry, John
50 Mead, Isaac W
=
=
=
=
51 iMiller, John
45 Little, Stephen ...
44 Deserted Sept. 4, '14.
32 Hall, Isaac
"
12 Canfield, Samuel
17 Corley, Ezeikel ..
Sept. 25,'12 =
Bern W. Budd
11
Martin Vanhouten ...
15
.1. Isaac Crane's Co , Infantry, Maj, Isaac Andruss' Detachment.
-
NAME.
RANK.
COM. OR ENROLLED.
PERIOD. DISCHARGED
REMARK8.
52 |More, John
I'rivate.
Ang. 17, '12, Uutil relieved .. Sept. 25, '12
53 Morehouse, Ebenezer
64 Nixon, Daniel.
65 O'Keley, Daniel
:A Pier, John .. ..
$7 Pier, Rier. - Right, John E
sy 'Seales, James.
" ) Shepherd, Samuel.
1
Smithson, Robert ..
Stephen, George
63 Swain, Elias
Thompson, P. M ...
+5
Townley, Edward.
65
Tuttle, Jacob.
Twingly, Nathaniel
Vanarsdall, Price ..
69 Williams, John.
70 |Wilson, Uzal.
71 Winens, Elias
=
=
72 Wood, Thomas A
=
73
¡Woodruff, Moline
74 |Woodruff, Samuel
Captain Charles Ent's Company of Infantry. Major Isaac Andruss' Detachment New Jersey Detailed Militia.
Hunterdon County.
1 Charles Ent
Captain
Aug. 17, ']2 Until relieved .. Sept. 25, '12;
1
William Smith
Lient .. ...
=
=
1
Jacob Mckinney ..
Ensign
=
1
Mahlon Taylor.
Sergeant.
2
Jeremiah Vandyke
3
William Showers
=
=
4
John Fisher.
1
John E Phillips
Corporal.
=
=
2
Jobn Martenus.
=
=
4
Peter Ewings.
=
=
11
=
1 2
Enoch Clifford.
Musician ...
=
Promoted Drum Major.
1 Apgar, Jacob.
Private
Sept 25,'12
3
Barker, William H.
4 Berry, Walter
5
Brokaw, Abraham
6 Cahoon, Josiah
7 Carney, Nicholas.
=
8 Carr, Jobo
4 4
9 Cole, Christopher.
10 Conard, John
=
11 Cox. John.
12 Danberry, John
13 Daugherty, Henry 14 Dean, Jeremiah
Deatu, Peter ..
15 16 Dippolt, Phillip.
17 Ditta, Andrew ..
15 Doolittle, Joel.
19 Dooty, Jeremiah
.
Grimes, John.
20 21 Hoppoch, Solomon
22 Hoasell, Mathias.
23 HInif, Peter.
24 Huiman, Henry ..
25 |Jay, Smith.
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3
John Matthews
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William McMurtery.
2 Barber, William
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WAAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, IS12-1815.
16
WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, 1812-1815.
Caja Charles J.nt . Co., Indentry , Ma Laae Ante- cochem
NO.
NAME.
BANK.
COM. OR ENROLLED.
PERIOD. DISCHARGED
BEMASKS.
26
Lacey, James.
Private. ...
Ang. 17, '12; Until relieved .. Sept. 25, '12
27
Lafler, Christopher .
28
Lane, John
29 Larew, William
30
Lott. Bartholomew
31 MeTate, Charles
32 Miller, John
33
Milliken, John ..
,Milliken, Wilham.
34 35 Pegs, Thomas.
36
Rake, Solomon ...
37
Robinson, Benjamin
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40 Service, Samnel.
41 Simms, Joseph.
11
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42 Simpson, Caleb .. 43 'Slack, James ...
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45
Stont, Simpson ..
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47
|Thatcher, Charles.
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50
Vancleft, Jacob C ..
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51
Vansyckle, Aaron
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53 Voorhees, James ...
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54 Wallace, Samuel
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55 Waterhouse, John
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57
Young, William
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Captain John Frazee's Company of Infantry. Major Isaac Andruss' Detachment New Jersey Detailed Militia.
Middlesex County.
1
John Frazee.
Captain
Aug. 17, 12 Until relieved ... Sept 25, '19
1
Jacob R. Holmes.
Lient.
11
1
Jonathan McGee.
Sergeant ....
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2
William Walker.
3
William Hankingson ..
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John Gerron
4 1
George Campbell
Corporal. ...
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2
William Brown
3
Henry Taylor.
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4
Lewis Dunham
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1 Jacob Antonidas
Fifer
1 Agar, Hngh.
Private
Final record noknown.
2 Anderson, James.
Sept. 25, '12
3
Baldwin, Caleb.
4 Barcalow, Cornelius.
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5 Barcalow, Daniel
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6 Begun, Isaac ..
Final record unknown.
7 Blanchard, William.
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Sept. 25, '12
8 Bloomfield, John
9 Brewer, John J
10 'Carson, Lott ..
11 Chambere, John
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12 Chasey, Henry
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14
Cossgrove, Joseph .:
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16 Ellis, Samuel.
17 Emmons, John.
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18 Everett, Francia,
11
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19 Freeman, Jonathan.
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20 Gibson, Cornelis.
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13 Conk, John H.
Final record unknown.
15 Crow, Samuel
Sept. 25, '12
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38 Sampler, David.
39 Service, Mathias
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41 Snook, George.
46 Stout, William ..
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