Mary Havens - 12/28/00 19:58:53
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Soldier's name:: William Lee, SR
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Bedford Co., VA Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:


Mary Havens - 12/28/00 19:57:33
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Soldier's name:: John Lee
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: Cumberland Co., VA Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:


Mary Havens - 12/28/00 19:51:38
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Soldier's name:: Jacob (Van)Gundy
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Teamster in co. of Capt. Sebastian WolfApril 1797-December 1779; Co. of Capt. Wentel Weaver and Najor Hepsam, PA State Militia 30 days in 1781
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
Jacob joined the Army at age 13. He has been called "Boy Soldier of the Revolution." Pension # is S32284. His name is listed on the memorial erected by Gov. Bradford Chapter, NSDAR in front of the Federal building, Danville, Illinois. He is buried at undy Cemetery, Bismarck, Vermilion, IL; DAR marker on grave.

Mary Havens - 12/28/00 19:45:00
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Soldier's name:: Thomas Ragains
Soldier's rank:: Private and 3rd Sergeant
Company or unit:: NC Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: No. Carolina

Comments:
Served in cos. of 1) Capt. Rowan, 2) Capt. Henry Dixon, Feb. 1776-1778. Wounded at battle of Charleston, SC. During 1780-1781, completed 5 volunary tours of 2 months each as private, serving under Capts.George Hodges, James Patterson, and Bruff under com and of Cols. McBane and Dudley. Fought in Battle of Guilford Court House 15 March 1781.

Mary Havens - 12/28/00 19:38:05
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Soldier's name:: Jonathan Coolidge
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Capt. Joseph Sargent's Co. of Col. Josiah Whitney's Reg., Ashburnham, MA
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachusetts

Comments:


Mary Havens - 12/28/00 19:33:24
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Soldier's name:: Samuel Maxham
Soldier's rank:: Private and Corporal
Company or unit:: 2nd Middleborough, MA Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachusetts

Comments:


Mary Havems - 12/28/00 19:30:24
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Soldier's name:: Joseph VanGundy
Soldier's rank:: 3rd Lt.
Company or unit:: Benjamin Weiser's C., Northumberland Co., PA Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
After the war, the Van was dropped by most of the family, and the name became Gundy. Joseph will be found under both names.

Mary Havems - 12/28/00 19:29:04
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Soldier's name:: Joseph VanGundy
Soldier's rank:: 3rd Lt.
Company or unit:: Benjamin Weiser's C., Northumberland Co., PA Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:


Mary Havens - 12/28/00 19:21:27
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Soldier's name:: Eleazar Goodman
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: Vermont service
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachusetts

Comments:
Capt. Goodman was born and resided in No. Hadley, MA, but at the time of the Revolution, he moved to Wilmington, VT where he was commissioned a captain in the VT service. See VT Revolutionary Rolls, p. 805. Following the war, he returned to No. Hadley, b t in 1798, moved to Bolton, Warren Co., NY where he was buried. DAR marker on grave.

Olen Twidwell - 12/28/00 15:46:14
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Soldier's name:: Wm (Jr) Tweedwell
Company or unit:: Georgia Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: GA-(Franklin Co)

Comments:
Wm(Jr) and his brother John, who were orginally from VA, went to Franklin Co, GA and fought in the REV. War and received land in Franklin Co for doing so.

Shirley Burks Wells - 12/28/00 00:02:21
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Soldier's name:: William Robert Burks
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
William Robert Burks was my great-great-great-great-grandfather. He was born in 1745 in Virginia and died in 1845 in Henry County, Georgia. He married Lenora Harris ca 1765 in Orange Co., North Carolina. She was born ca 1745 in Virginia and died after 800 in Georgia. She was the daughter of Nathaniel and Ellender Harris. They were the parents of five sons: David Burks born ca 1767 Orange Co., N. C., died after 1800, married Lucy Dunston; John Burks born ca 1775 Orange Co., N. C., died after 1800 in G orgia; William Burks, Jr. (my ancestor) born 1780 Orange Co., N. C., died Nov. 28, 1857 in Newton Co., Georgia, married Mary Dunston on March 29, 1800 in Oglethorpe Co., Georgia; Robert Burks born ca 1782 Orange Co., N. C., died after 1820, married Susann h Dunston on Aug. 28, 1801 in Oglethorpe Co., Georgia; and Elisha Burks born ca 1784 in Wake Co., N. C., died after 1865 in Henry Co., Georgia, married Patience Dunston on Jan. 30, 1801 in Oglethorpe Co., Georgia.

Charles E., Maynard - 12/26/00 03:43:32
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Soldier's name:: James Maynard
Soldier's rank:: PVT
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC. or VA.

Comments:
James Maynard was a private in the Revolutionary war. He was my Great Great Grandfather Born 1746, Died October 13, 1852 in Wayne co. WV., He married his second wife, Chaney Smith December 25, 1801 in wilks Co. NC. I would like to get information about h s First wife and Children.

Ben Watkins - 12/21/00 23:43:38
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Soldier's name:: George Harden
Soldier's rank:: Cournal
Company or unit:: Cotinental Army
State of Soldier's Residence:: Valley Forge

Comments:
My great great great great great uncle was killed in action or died form the winter. He died for fightig for his country along with other sodgers.

Ben Watkins - 12/21/00 23:21:34
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Soldier's name:: george harden
Soldier's rank:: cournal
Company or unit:: cotinental army
State of Soldier's Residence:: valley forge

Comments:
my favorite war was the revolutionary war. I am a pure american.

Dorothy Doll - 12/21/00 21:03:19
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Soldier's name:: John Phillips
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 13th Va. Infantry
State of Soldier's Residence:: Va

Comments:
Reportedly served under Washington at Yorktown. Other's he served under were Steuben and Wayne.

Dolores Leifheit - 12/21/00 06:01:31
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Soldier's name:: John Daily (Daly)
Soldier's rank:: unk
Company or unit:: Fourth Penn Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
John Daily b:1755 d:July 1, 1820 French Creek, Mercer Co. PA. Enlinsted in Capt. James Taylor's Company, Fourth Penn Reg, commanded by General Anthony Wayne. Served in the Canadian Campaign and when returned, under the command of Col. Francis Johnston, t e regiment became the Fifth Penn. Regiment of Line under Capt. Thomas Boude. John Daly participated in the Battle of Brandywine, taken prisoner. Also served in the Line at Trenton Jan. 1781. Married Nancy McGill in Allegheny County 1787. Moved to mercer Co. 1804 Had 6 children. Will share any info. that I have.

Frank R. Mayberry - 12/18/00 21:40:00
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Soldier's name:: Israel Mayberry
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: Stembel's Regt of Maryland Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
My gggrandfather whose last contact found on 1850 Census of Hampshire Co., Va. Please contact me: 318 North 'G' St., Muskogee, Ok 74403-3469 or email me at: [email protected] Thomas Mayberry was also listed in the same unit at the same time. I would like information on him too. Trying to connect the two or find out if they are siblings or other relative. Thanks

Joan Smyth - 12/16/00 21:10:27
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Soldier's name:: Cornelius Comegys
Soldier's rank:: Private/ensign
Company or unit:: 6th Co 27th Battalion Kent Co Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
Cornelius Comegys was one of five brothers who served in the revolution. He was with Gen Geo Washington's Flying Camp at White Marsh after the Battle of Germantown. He married and settled in Phila. had six children and was a prominent merchant. His brothe s John, Alphonso, Edward, andJesse.

Charles Hunter - 12/14/00 20:21:22
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Soldier's name:: Alexander HUNTER
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: Col.Jackson (16) regt
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachusetts

Comments:
Alex served aboard the frigate WARREN in R.I.from 1776-1777 engaged for the town of Rehoboth,MA. Upon completion of Naval service enlisted in MAss. Malitia 1777-1780.Served under Gen. George Washington at Manmouth, N.J.Received pension in 1819.Died Dartm uth, MA 1821

Charles D Taylor - 12/12/00 16:51:05
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Soldier's name:: ? Levergood
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Killed by indians in Revol War. unkn first name but had son John Levergood born 9/24/1776 who resided in PA, Tioga County.

Charles D Taylor - 12/12/00 16:47:43
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Soldier's name:: Isaac Morris
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Bucks County Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Pvt in Bucks County Militia, Eastern Division of Hiltown, Capt James Grier's Company

Charles D Taylor - 12/12/00 16:44:00
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Soldier's name:: John Garner
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: Buck's County Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Pvt in 3rd Co. 3rd Bn Bucks County Militia, Capt Henry Darroch's Co under the command of William Roberts

Vangy Tilton Maddox - 12/10/00 03:20:40
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Soldier's name:: Joseph TILTON
Soldier's rank:: Sgt
Company or unit:: Co. A, 1st NJ Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: NH or NJ

Comments:
According to his Pension application, Joseph Tilton fought in the Rev. War in 1775 and 1776. I am unsure in what capacity, however he enlisted in the 1st NJ in the fall of 1777, probably fighting in the battles at Brandywine and Paoli. Following the Battl of Germantown he marched to Valley Forge and is on the muster roll for the encampment of the 1st NJ from Dec. 1777 to June, 1778. He remained with his unit until he was honorably discharged by General Washington at the New Windsor Encampment when peace w s declared in 1783. He settled in New Windsor, Orange Co. N.Y.

Mrs.GwenDubay - 12/08/00 17:38:58
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Soldier's name:: John Ellis
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Cap'tOliver Capron's Co.COl.Ephraion Doolittle's Regiment,Muster Roll Aug 1,1775
State of Soldier's Residence:: Richmond N.H.

Comments:
I would like to find a photo or any memorabilia

James Pirtle - 12/07/00 07:29:06
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Soldier's name:: Pirkle , John
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
John Pirkle , served in Capt. Abraham Philips Co. quite possible a Continental Line. Fought at Battle of Guilford Couthouse. and Raft Swamp. is listed in the D.A.R. book with a Bounty Land Warrant. Invalids Regt. George Pertle,Purtle,Pirkle served as an ensign at King's Mountain, Militia . Was from Fincastle Co. Va, Berkely Co. Court appt'd ensign. John Purtle , Pvt. 5th Regiment Penn CL, Pvt. wounded and captured at battle of Fort Washington. See Pierces Register , General paymaster. Robert Purtle,Turtle 2nd Maryland Regiment. Pvt. Jacob Purtle , 2nd Maryland Regiment Pvt. John Pyrtle, 8th Virginia Line , Corporal All information has source cites if you need them I am James S. Pirtle NSSAR 152425 Tx#8494

L Sheffield - 12/07/00 02:53:48
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Soldier's name:: Arthur Sheffield
Soldier's rank:: Captain
State of Soldier's Residence:: Tennessee

Comments:
Buried in Sheffield family cemetery Chapel Hill, Tenn. Robert Lewis Chapter D.A.R. Decated momunent 1976.

L Sheffield - 12/07/00 02:53:24
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Soldier's name:: Arthur Sheffield
Soldier's rank:: Captain
State of Soldier's Residence:: Tennessee

Comments:
Buried in Sheffield family cemetery Chapel Hill, Tenn. Robert Lewis Chapter D.A.R. Decated momunent 1976.

Leslie White - 12/06/00 17:21:58
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Soldier's name:: White, David
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: Co.H,3rdBattalion
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pa

Comments:
Captain David White was from Cumberland County Pennsylvania Militia. He lived there with his wife Mary Crawford White and their children.

Larry Dane-Kellogg - 12/06/00 03:00:13
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Soldier's name:: Elijah Kellogg (Sr)
Company or unit:: Col David Waterbury & 5th Connecticut Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: Connecticut

Comments:
Elijah Kellogg Sr (b. June 3, 1754 in Ridgefield, Fairfield CT- d. March 27, 1845 in Castile, Livingston, NY) m. Jan 4, 1781: Sarah Jones (b. May 20, 1759 - d. Feb 11, 1826) and had twelve children. He was a revolutionary soldier; served in Colonel Wate bury's Regiment in 1775 and in the Fifth Connecticut Regiment in 1780. Elijah moved circa 1792 from Ridgefield Connecticut to Milton, New York.

Richard F. Smith - 12/04/00 23:50:42
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Soldier's name:: FOWLER, Philip
Soldier's rank:: Corporal
State of Soldier's Residence:: (MA)

Comments:
Married to Esther Wood (dau of Richard) 1 Apr 1762 in Tewksbury MA. Killed at Battle of Bunker Hill 17 Jun 177

Cyd Rundle - 12/03/00 20:51:32
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Soldier's name:: ROBB (RABB), Samuel
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Cpt. William Armstrong's Co.
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Private in Captain William Armstrong's Company, Colonel William Montgomery's regiment of Flying Camp. Taken prisoner at Fort Washington, after release was wagon-master three years. Was an applicant for State Annuity for service during the War of the Revolution.

John B Knight - 12/03/00 20:13:23
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Soldier's name:: Absalom Knight
Soldier's rank:: Enlisted
Company or unit:: Captain Carter's
State of Soldier's Residence:: South Carolina

Comments:
He was born in Orange Co, NC, July 27, 1761 and died abt 1839. His deposition for a pension states that he entered the service in 1780-81 in place of Joseph Matthews who had enlisted for a tour of 12 months in the Regular Service in a company commanded b Captain Carter and Lt Dudley in the First Regiment commanded by Col Lytle and Maj Armstrong. He recollects being at a place called the Round O and the Pond Fronds and also Bacon's Bridge and the battle of Eutaw Springs where he was wounded with a bayone in the left arm. After discharge he removed to Lincoln Co KY, Wilson Co TN for 21 years, then to Humphrey Co TN. His last known address was Chalklevel, Benton Co TN.

Thomas Honors - 12/01/00 18:48:33
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Soldier's name:: James Parker
Soldier's rank:: Corporal
Company or unit:: VT Militia Units
State of Soldier's Residence:: N.H./VT

Comments:
James served in the Vermont Militia Units, beginning on ???? 1781 to 6-30-1781 in Capt James Blakelie's company. He also served in Ebanezer Walbright's regiment, Capt. Peter Page's company from 9-4-1781 to 11-21-1781. James was born 9-29-1764 in Salem New Hampshire. In 1774 he moved with his family to Walpole, Chesshire Co. New Hampshire. He married Martha Houston of Londondarry New Hampshire in 1786. They moved to Watertown, Jefferson Co, New York in 1801. James died -26-1826, Martha died 4-14-1841. Both are buried at Brownville, New york James Parker is my g-g-g-grandfather

Martha Flannery - 11/29/00 23:23:36
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Soldier's name:: William Bruce
Soldier's rank:: Lt.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
I am a DAR from William Bruce, but know little of his family. Only know of his son William Jr. who settled in Knox CO.IN.The town of Bruceville is named for him. Any one know where the family lived in Maryland ?

Jennie Vertrees - 11/29/00 06:28:24
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Soldier's name:: Benjamin Barto
State of Soldier's Residence:: Vermont

Comments:
I descend through his daughter, Bethia, who married Jacob Cousins, another Rev. War soldier.

Jennie Vertrees - 11/29/00 06:26:16
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Soldier's name:: Cousins, Jacob
State of Soldier's Residence:: Vermont

Comments:
I descend through his son, Joshua Cousins.

Steven Matlock - 11/29/00 02:28:25
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Soldier's name:: Timothy Matlock
Soldier's rank:: Col

Comments:


christine kraft - 11/28/00 01:43:57
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Soldier's name:: John McCormick, Sr.
Company or unit:: Virginia, Pennsylvania
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia, Pennsylvania

Comments:
Served first in 1776 in Captain James Robinson's co. in Col. Church's regiment. Enlisted again in 1778 in Captain James Shelley's Co. and afterward served in Captain Mark's Co. 14th Virginia regiment, subsequestently in the same Co. with the 10th. Virgi ia regiment under Col Charles Lewis. His last enlistment was from Pennsylvania for 3 month's sevice. A part of his service was against the Indians on the frontier. He engaged in a fight with the Indians on the Wataga River.

Rick Reynolds - 11/27/00 21:19:40
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Soldier's name:: Samuel Meredith
Soldier's rank:: Major and then Brig General
Company or unit:: Third PA Battalion
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
My Great, Great, Great, Great, Great Garndfather, Samuel Meredith (B: 1741-Philadelphia; D: 1817- Herrick Center, PA), was the first Treasurer of the US under the US Constitution. Before that, he was at the Battles of Trenton, Princeton, Brandywine, Germantown and was at Valley Forge. Any info on his war years, his service on the Continental Congresses, his work at the Treasury or his retirement years in Pleasant Mount area in PA would be app

Nancy Arnfield - 11/27/00 20:43:21
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Soldier's name:: David Fuller
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: Green Mt. Boys
State of Soldier's Residence:: Vermont/Mass.

Comments:


Dale Cobler - 11/27/00 13:12:27
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Soldier's name:: Cobler, Barney
Soldier's rank:: PVT
Company or unit:: 9th Pennsylvania, 3rd Bde, 2nd Div
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
PVT Cobler enlisted in the 9th Pennsylvania commanded by Colonel Richard Butler, under CPT George Grant's company December 1777. Barney is my GR-GR-GR-GR Grandfather. He moved to Ross County Ohio with his wife Elizabeth.

Dorothy McDade - 11/27/00 00:54:15
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Soldier's name:: John Valentine Stopp
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: PA No. 7
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
I have found additional information to add to a previous entry. John Valentine Stopp was also known as Johann or Johan, Valentine or Valentin Stoppelbein. He entered US on the St. Mark with his brother Johann Jacob Stoppelbein. German ancestory. I hav found the name of Lee Stufflebeam of Norfolk, Virginia a researcher who seems to have extensive information on Stoppelbein.

Sandy Martz - 11/26/00 19:30:41
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Soldier's name:: HURST, Henry
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:


Robert Leishman - 11/26/00 06:14:19
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Soldier's name:: Daniel Newberry
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: 3rd Rgt Monmouth Co. NJ Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Jersey

Comments:
Daniel Newberry was killed in a skirmish at Grander's Hill, near Freehold, New Jersey. He was in Lt. Joseph Crosscrow's Co, 3rd Regiment, Monmouth County, New Jersey Militia. Daniel's full name was William Daniel Newberry. WILLIAM DANIEL NEWBERRY b. ca. 1726, Monmouth County, New Jersey m. Mary Ann Havens, 25 Apr 1748, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Mary Ann was b. ca. 1728, Shrewsberry, Monmouth County, New Jersey, dau. of Daniel Havens and Christian _________. d. 28 June 1778, near Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey. residence: near Manasquan, Monmouth County, New Jersey. CHILDREN: 1-Margaret Newberry, b. 18 Apr 1755, New Jersey 2-William Newberry, b. 29 Oct 1758, Manahawking, Monmouth County, New Jersey m. Sarah Raziner, 8 Jan 1783, Glouscester County, New Jersey d. after 1843, Sterling Twp., Brown County, Ohio. 3-Richard Newberry, b. 16 May 1763, Monmouth County, New Jersey m. Artelia Leontine Arthur, 3 Jul 1830, Clermont County, Ohio 4-Daniel Newberry, b. 22 Dec 1766, Monmouth County, New Jersey m. Elizabeth Smallwood, 1793, New Jersey d. 5 May 1850, Brown County, Ohio 5-Aaron Newberry, b. 25 Mar 1771, New Jersey d. 1776, New Jersey 6-Judith Newberry, b. 18 Apr 1774, New Jersey 7-Mary Newberry, b. 18 Apr 1774, New Jersey m. John Bennett, Ohio 8-Susannah Newberry, b. 18 Aug 1777 m. John Bennett, 30 Jul 1819 d. 20 Feb 1840, Brown County, Ohio

Richard Collins - 11/25/00 23:56:46
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Soldier's name:: Remembrance Filley
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: 3rd Connecticut Inf.
State of Soldier's Residence:: CT.

Comments:
He is my GGGG grandfather. Major known actions he was in are: Battle of Bunker Hill; Battle of Danbury,CT; At Saratoga for capture of Gen Burgoyne, and was later at the fort at West Point.

William S. Darling - 11/25/00 16:59:57
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Soldier's name:: William Darling
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: 4th Pennsylvania dragoons
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
I'm looking for information about this ancestor including war history and other ancestors

Pat Decker - 11/25/00 04:36:29
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Soldier's name:: Christian Ensminger
Soldier's rank:: Private (?)
Company or unit:: Capt Baltzer Orth Company from Lebanon Twp
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
Christian was born June 8, 1762 and died March 6, 1836. Married Regina Wunderlich February 17, 1790. I do not have proof that he was in Capt Baltzer Orth Company. He had brothers and a cousin named Christian who were in the war as well.

Pat Decker - 11/25/00 04:28:43
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Soldier's name:: Christian Ensminger
Soldier's rank:: Private

Comments:


Dorothy McDade - 11/24/00 23:38:04
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Soldier's name:: John Valentine Stopp
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: No.7, PA Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Info from History of Lehigh County, PA Page 1296 states he was related to baronial Von Stapff family from Germany. Cannot make a connection. With his friend John Silvas they took patent along the Jordan (now Easton, PA), Other information states he emigra ed 9-26-1741 on the St. Mark. Other conflicting info shows he was born 1742. He had four sons, Samuel (whom I am a descendent of) John (I have info on John also), Jacob and Abraham (no info on Abraham). John Valentine Stopp was reported to be captured at Fort Washington in November 1776 and never returned to family. His widow Maria Catherine ? married a Kleckner.

Dennis Sneed - 11/24/00 04:38:13
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Soldier's name:: Robert Sneed
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: VA Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Wake Co, N.C.

Comments:
Served under Col. Mason. Pension listed in Book "E" Vol "6" Page "55" North Carolina # 12.389

James E. Taylor - 11/24/00 00:50:23
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Soldier's name:: Russell Cook
Soldier's rank:: Lt.
Company or unit:: Col. John Cook's Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: Rhode Island

Comments:
Russell Cook of Tiverton, RI served as a minuteman under Christohper Manchester in 1775. He was a private and later sergeant in the 1st Div. of Capt. Isaac Cook's Co., Col. John Cook's Regiment of Milita in 1775, 1777, 1778, and 1779. (Revolutionary Serv ce Index, RIA) He is also listed in Col. John Cook's Regiment, Rhode Island Militia, Capt. Joseph Sandford's Company pay roll as a Lt. in Aug. of 1778.

Sam West - 11/23/00 18:23:21
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Soldier's name:: Milbea Musselwhite
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:


Sam West - 11/23/00 18:21:58
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Soldier's name:: Ralph Regan
Soldier's rank:: Captain
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:


Sam West - 11/23/00 18:21:47
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Soldier's name:: Ralph Regan
Soldier's rank:: Captain
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:


Steve McKaskey - 11/22/00 18:47:36
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Soldier's name:: Walter Post
Company or unit:: 20th Ohio Inf
State of Soldier's Residence:: Ohio

Comments:
Walter was apparently a musician in the 20th Ohio.

Franklin Baker Osgood - 11/22/00 00:18:50
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Soldier's name:: Zebediah Abbott
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Andover Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Mass

Comments:
Zebediah is a new "Patriot" qualified by the Sons of the American Revolution as a result of my application. He marched at the Lexington Alarm, served on the Committee of Correspondence at Andover, and helped write the Mass Constitution. I will be glad to rovide reference material

F. J. Kembitzky - 11/20/00 19:25:28
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Soldier's name:: Davis John
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: Third PA. Regt.
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA., MD., OH

Comments:
John Davis was Born Sept. 5, 1760 in Bucks County, Pa. He died Jan. 25, 1832 in Dublin, Ohio. He married Ann Simpson in 1783. John Davis was of Welsh and Irish blood and was loyal to the cause of the colonies. On the 4th of June 1776 the Continential C ngress ordered a "Flying Camp", to which Bucks County Pa. was to supply 400 men--one of them being John Davis. He was in the company of Capt. Wm. Hart, & served thru the fall of Fort Washington & Ft. Lee and also the loss of New Jersey. He took part in the Ambroy Expedition. He was then discharged. As the Continentials were emcamped in his home area, he was with Washington at the crossing of the Delaware to attack Trenton. Probably as a volunteer. He enlisted into the Continential Service in the win er of 1777 in Capt. Thomas Butler's company, Third Pa. Regt. In the absence of muster papers, rolls & his discharge papers it is impossible to name all the organizations he was a member of. He assisted the wounded Lafayette to a place of safety at Brandy ine, Pa. He also was at the battles of Germantown, Monmouth, Stoney Point, Bergin Point, & he claimed to have marched south in 1781 & was present at the seige of Yorktown. He witnessed the surrender of Cornwallace. He moved with his family from Pa. to aryland in 1796 and then to Ohio in 1816. Any further info about family would be appreciated.

F. J. Kembitzky - 11/20/00 19:24:20
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Soldier's name:: Davis John
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: Third PA. Regt.
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA., MD., OH

Comments:
John Davis was Born Sept. 5, 1760 in Bucks County, Pa. He died Jan. 25, 1832 in Dublin, Ohio. He married Ann Simpson in 1783. John Davis was of Welsh and Irish blood and was loyal to the cause of the colonies. On the 4th of June 1776 the Continential C ngress ordered a "Flying Camp", to which Bucks County Pa. was to supply 400 men--one of them being John Davis. He was in the company of Capt. Wm. Hart, & served thru the fall of Fort Washington & Ft. Lee and also the loss of New Jersey. He took part in the Ambroy Expedition. He was then discharged. As the Continentials were emcamped in his home area, he was with Washington at the crossing of the Delaware to attack Trenton. Probably as a volunteer. He enlisted into the Continential Service in the win er of 1777 in Capt. Thomas Butler's company, Third Pa. Regt. In the absence of muster papers, rolls & his discharge papers it is impossible to name all the organizations he was a member of. He assisted the wounded Lafayette to a place of safety at Brandy ine, Pa. He also was at the battles of Germantown, Monmouth, Stoney Point, Bergin Point, & he claimed to have marched south in 1781 & was present at the seige of Yorktown. He witnessed the surrender of Cornwallace. He moved with his family from Pa. to aryland in 1796 and then to Ohio in 1816. Any further info about family would be appreciated.

Donald Wolfe - 11/20/00 02:06:32
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Soldier's name:: Massey, William
Soldier's rank:: Lt.Col.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Va.

Comments:
I would like to have more information on Lt.Col. William Massey. His ancestors and his descendants. I believe his mother was Elizabeth Washington Lanier, his father Joseph Massey. Did they have a daughter named Elizabeth Massey that married George "bently Jarrett in 1822 ??

Donald Wolfe - 11/20/00 01:56:02
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Soldier's name:: Jarrett, Owen
Company or unit:: Privateer
State of Soldier's Residence:: Penn. and Va.

Comments:
Owen and his brother served in the Rev. War as Privateer's there names were David,James,Jacob and Jesse. I have more info. on the Jarrett's please e-mail for it.

Donald Wolfe - 11/20/00 01:48:20
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Soldier's name:: Doran, Jacob
Company or unit:: Va.Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Va.

Comments:
I would like to have more info.on this Rev. Vet. His ancestors and descendants. He was borned in 1725 and died in 1793. He served in the Va. Militia.

Donald Wolfe - 11/20/00 01:40:10
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Soldier's name:: Wilkinson, Joseph
State of Soldier's Residence:: Va.

Comments:
He served in the America Revolution under Capt. Woods Company when payed off at Romney, Hampshire County, Va. now part of Wv.

Donald Wolfe - 11/20/00 01:32:08
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Soldier's name:: Mock, George Hans
Company or unit:: 7th Penn. Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: Penn.

Comments:
He came to america in 1752 on the ship "Bawley" it sailed from Rotterdam,but he was of German birth. He served in the 7th Penn. Regiment.under Major Sam Hay. He was discharged in March 27,1777 He recieved his pay from Capt.Wilson. He suffed from a sabre w und to the head and arm. I hope this information will help someone in there search

Rachel Conge - 11/19/00 18:16:36
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Soldier's name:: Daniel Benton
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: 57th Pennsylvania Vol
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York, Pennsylvania

Comments:
Daniel was married to Julia Stebbins in Dansville, Ny 1850. He fathered 4 children, Alice, Howard, Carrie, and Francis. Howard is my ggrandfather. He was at Fredricksburg paroled by the south, he went on to Gettysburg was wounded at Emmitsburg Road, taken prisoner and died in 1864 Libby Prison Hospital, Richmond, Va. Daniel was my gggrandfaher, if you have any information on him or his ancestors please e-mail me.

Rachel Conge - 11/19/00 18:14:48
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Soldier's name:: Daniel Benton
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: 57th Pennsylvania Vol
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York, Pennsylvania

Comments:
Daniel was married to Julia Stebbins in Dansville, Ny 1850. He fathered 4 children, Alice, Howard, Carrie, and Francis. Howard is my ggrandfather. He was at Fredricksburg paroled by the south, he went on to Gettysburg was wounded at Emmitsburg Road, taken prisoner and died in 1864 Libby Prison Hospital, Richmond, Va. Daniel was my gggrandfaher, if you have any information on him or his ancestors please e-mail me.

F. J. Kembitzky - 11/19/00 11:16:42
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Soldier's name:: Simpson Ann
Soldier's rank:: Patriot
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Ann Simpson carried messages from Washington at Valley Forge thru British lines to his commanders south of Philadephia

Teresa Shands - 11/17/00 14:42:40
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Soldier's name:: William Collier
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:
William Collier, b. 11 Oct 1762, Brunswick Co VA;d. abt 1852 Giles Co. TN, son of Thomas Collier and Elizabeth____. From his pension application : "drafted private Militia man in the County of Northampton in the State of North Carolina under the command o Captain James Williamson in Major Rind�s(?) Batalion in General Green�s division" and "was afterwards again drafted in the said County of State and entered the said service as a Private Militia man, under the command of Captain Henry Casper in Major Pe bles Batalion, not being joined in this service to any regiment." The entire application is posted to the Giles Co TN site on Rootsweb.

Janet Miller - 11/17/00 14:40:34
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Soldier's name:: BLAIR, Robert
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Washington's Life Guards
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
Records show that Robert Blair served in the Revolutionary War as a private in the Commander-in-Chief's Guard, commanded at various times by Major Caleb Gibbs, Lt. Levi Holden, Lt. William Colfax. His name appears of the rolls of that organization coveri g the period from April 1st l778 to April 1783. Neither the date of his entry into service nor the date or manner of his separation is shown. However, it is stated on the records that he enlisted for the war and served from Feb. 1, 1777 to Aug. l, 1780. His name appears on a similar return dated June 4, 1783, which shows that he belonged to the state of New Jersey. It is believed that he enlisted in Bordentown, NJ. He was in the battle of Short Hill, NJ June 1777; Brandywine, Sept. 1777 and battle of Ge mantown Oct. 1777. He was transferred to Valley Forge March 19, 1778 and was also at battles of Monmouth, NJ; Connecticut Farms, NJ; Kingsbridge, NY and Yorktown, Va. He was discharged at Newburg, NY Nov. 3, 1783 where he remained until his death in March 1841. He married Mary Osbourne and had 9 children: John, Margaret (m. Wm. E. Sheffield) Mary (m. Samuel Lockwood), Barnard (m. Sarah Edwards), Walter, Daniel, Robert, William and Anthony. In his will dated Mar. 1841 it is stated that his "son John, lives in the Arkansas Territory (town unknown) and son Robert resides in Tuscaloosa, State of Alabama" Nothing more is known of John and Robert. In Sept. 1999, his grave was rededicated with a new stone grave marker placed on his grave by the local DAR. At this time we were told that Robert was born in Scotland and that his wife Mary was of American Indian (Mohawk) heritage. Many descendents me for the first time at a lovely reception following the ceremony.

Bette Shoustal - 11/16/00 22:17:09
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Soldier's name:: Thomas Frohock
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 7th Starks Co
State of Soldier's Residence:: NH

Comments:
Thomas Frohock was one of 20 men under Capt. John Moody whol joined Washington's army and marched to New York. Thomas Frohock, under Lt. Eastman's detachment, was sent to throw up entrenchments on Breeds Hill the night before the battle. He was one of th soldiers who marched from Maine to Canada in the winter season in Col. Benedict Arnold's detachment.

sandra - 11/16/00 03:32:49
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Soldier's name:: Israel Swayze
Company or unit:: Butler's Rangers
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Jersey

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Elizabeth Rowand - 11/16/00 00:17:37
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Soldier's name:: Greene, Nathan
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: Samuel Wood's co. of Minute-men
State of Soldier's Residence:: MA

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Helen Leganza - 11/15/00 23:06:54
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Soldier's name:: Henry Hott
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Frederick County, VA

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Brad Rose - 11/15/00 17:56:11
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Soldier's name:: John Rose
Soldier's rank:: Ensign
Company or unit:: Col Seth Warner's CT Regt
State of Soldier's Residence:: CT, VT, NY

Comments:
John Rose was in the French & Indian War at the taking of Quebec and also through the Revolutionary War, after which he settled in Vermont, where he lived until 1812, when he removed to Chenango County, NY, and died soon after." He served as ensign under Cpt. Simeon Smith and in Col. Seth Warner's Connecticut regiment, 1777-78. He enlisted from Salisbury, Litchfield, CT., February 1776; was appointed ensign 1778 and was at the taking of Burgoyne. He was in the battle of White Plains, Quaker Ridge, and Ne son Neck Point. He was selected by Baron Steuben to fill vacancies in Col. Swift's Regt. of light artillery. Discharged at Bennington, VT in 1783. In 1818 he applied for a pension from Broome County, NY; he died in Lisle, N.Y. in 1822. Looking for info mation on parents of John Rose

Alvin Dunn - 11/15/00 02:35:15
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Soldier's name:: DUNN, Daniel
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Capt. McCulloch's
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
Appears on Fort Pitt payroll for 55 days service during Lord Dunmore's War...

Eldora Gentzler - 11/15/00 01:49:59
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Soldier's name:: Conrad Gentzler
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
Killed in action at Amboy, New Jersey, in 1776. Oral reports passed down to us are that he was honorably discharged but as he left the camp he was mistakenly shot by a sentry.

Christine Varner - 11/14/00 00:25:14
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Soldier's name:: Abraham Husted
Soldier's rank:: Sergeant
Company or unit:: Captain Matthew Mead's
State of Soldier's Residence:: Greenwich Connecticut

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Chris Hatch - 11/12/00 23:07:48
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Soldier's name:: James Redfield
Soldier's rank:: Sgt./Private
Company or unit:: Parson's Company,CT, 1776
State of Soldier's Residence:: Connecticut

Comments:
Seeking any information on this soldier from Connecticut. I am related through his gggranddaughter Delia, married Gaylord Hatch in 1844, Monroe County, NY.

Bill Sinclair - 11/12/00 16:52:11
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Soldier's name:: Samuel HARRELL
Soldier's rank:: Major
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
I am hoping to find some decendants of his.He resided in Sunbury,Gates Co., NC he was born abt. 1750 in Hertford Co. and died in 1811. He was married to Elvey RIDDICK on 30 May 1781 and then to Sally BOND abt 1800. Thanks Bill

Charles B.Whiting Jr. - 11/12/00 16:06:08
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Soldier's name:: John Boynton
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maine

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Charles B.Whiting Jr. - 11/12/00 16:05:14
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Soldier's name:: Ivory Luce
State of Soldier's Residence:: Vermont

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Charles B.Whiting Jr. - 11/12/00 15:43:17
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Soldier's name:: Noah Munn
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachusetts

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Charles B.Whiting Jr. - 11/12/00 15:42:32
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Soldier's name:: Joseph Knowlton
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maine

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Charles B.Whiting Jr. - 11/12/00 15:41:51
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Soldier's name:: George Griffin
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maine

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Charles B.Whiting Jr. - 11/12/00 15:41:08
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Soldier's name:: Benjamin Turner
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maine

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Charles B.Whiting Jr. - 11/12/00 15:23:27
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Soldier's name:: George Wellington
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maine

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David Seitz - 11/12/00 05:43:56
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Soldier's name:: John Gates

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Regina Peck Andrus - 11/12/00 00:36:00
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Soldier's name:: PECK, Peter
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: 2nd Regiment VA line
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
VA #S. 18:156. Peter Peck served as a private four times, twice enlisted, twice drafted: 1)1777 enlisted 2nd Regimnet VA line, under Gen. Muhlenberg at Brandywine and Germantown. 2)Battle of Guilford Courthouse, NC 3)Portsmouth, VA protecting shipping li es 4)Yorktown, escorted prisoners to Winchester, VA Peck was born 18 Aug 1755, Lancaster, PA, son of immigrant Stephen Beck. Moved to Shenandoah Valley about 1767. Married Mary (possibly GREEN, moved to Mason County, WV about 1800, died there we Jun 1837.

Larry D. Brauneller - 11/12/00 00:17:33
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Soldier's name:: Brauneller, Henry
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pa.

Comments:
There are several spellings of this name, they are BRAUNELLER , BROWNELLER, BRAUNELDER, BRAUNNELLER 7 ETC. We saw some info. on a Henry &/or Henry Jr. We can't find any papers on them.

Nelda Lawrence - 11/11/00 22:04:18
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Soldier's name:: John Dyer
Soldier's rank:: Unknown - "fifer" and "drummer"
Company or unit:: Company commanded by CPT. Nathan Alden; Regiment commanded by COL. Baley
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachusettes

Comments:
John Dyer entered the service of the United States in East Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA. He volunteered under Cpt. Nathan Alden. He was immediately ordered to Bristol, RI where he was appointed "drum major". He later served in Roxbury, MA. He was there wh n General Washington took command of the army. He served guarding the passage to the north,Hudson River. He was at Peakskill, Danbury, Woodbury,White Plains, and West Point. He was serving in New York on the 19th day of October 1781 when Cornwall surrend red his army to General George Washington.

Mark A. Smith - 11/11/00 21:32:40
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Soldier's name:: Isaac Van Buskirk
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Virginia Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia,

Comments:
Isaac was born in Loudon/Hampshire Co. in Virginia, served at the Battle of Monmouth Court House, then upon discharge married Jerusha Little, and removed to Pennsylvania. His next residence was the area of Gosport, In, where he was awarded 1000 acres of l nd in lieu of a pension. He is buried outside the town of Gosport in the Van Buskirk Cemetery. His line was known as the "Military Van Buskirks", as there has been a VanBuskirk(Buskirk) from that line in almost every battle in the U.S. History. His son, M chael, was in the Battle of 1812, and his nephew, John, was killed in the Battle of Tippecanoe. His daughter married an aide to General De Lafayette.

Mark A. Smith - 11/11/00 21:32:28
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Soldier's name:: Isaac Van Buskirk
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Virginia Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia,

Comments:
Isaac was born in Loudon/Hampshire Co. in Virginia, served at the Battle of Monmouth Court House, then upon discharge married Jerusha Little, and removed to Pennsylvania. His next residence was the area of Gosport, In, where he was awarded 1000 acres of l nd in lieu of a pension. He is buried outside the town of Gosport in the Van Buskirk Cemetery. His line was known as the "Military Van Buskirks", as there has been a VanBuskirk(Buskirk) from that line in almost every battle in the U.S. History. His son, M chael, was in the Battle of 1812, and his nephew, John, was killed in the Battle of Tippecanoe. His daughter married an aide to General De Lafayette.

Lora Chamblee - 11/11/00 05:13:51
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Soldier's name:: Cook, John
Soldier's rank:: Private

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Dennis Thompson - 11/11/00 02:28:57
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Soldier's name:: Thompson, James
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina ?

Comments:
James served in the Revolutionary war, under Gen. George Washington.

Dennis Thompson - 11/11/00 02:23:55
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Soldier's name:: Kirkpatrick, James
Company or unit:: South Carolina Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: South Carolina

Comments:
Kirkpatrick met his death during the Revolution in his own home surrounded by family during a Tumultuous period of the war. SC. Was torn by the war, by shifting allegiances, by bitter blood fights between Patriots and Tories, by family differences After a engagement James Kirkpatrick went parole for capturing Tory meighbor named Mayfield, allowing him to return home to his family. The men returned home to their respective homes. Still smarting from battle loss, a group of Tories who had discovered from Ma field that Kirkpatrick had returned home, surrounded his house. Bursting through the doors they killed him in front of his wife and kids. The date was orginarily given as New Years Day, 1781.

Dennis Thompson - 11/11/00 02:06:41
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Soldier's name:: Enloe, Isaac
State of Soldier's Residence:: South Carolina

Comments:
Was wounded at a battle called Hooks Defeat.

Gretta Saunders - 11/10/00 23:14:33
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Soldier's name:: Rev. Moses Martin Sanders, Sr.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Georgia

Comments:
Brother, Isaac Sanders remained in Montgomery County, N. C.

Lewis Casey - 11/10/00 22:44:41
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Soldier's name:: William Casey
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Capt. Evan Shelby's Company of Watuaga Valley Volunteers
State of Soldier's Residence:: Va

Comments:
William was at the Battle of Point Pleasant, VA (Dunmore's War). His company was under Col. William Christian's Fincastle County Battalion.

Alan Richmond - 11/10/00 19:51:19
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Soldier's name:: William Lord
Soldier's rank:: Paymaster
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:
William Lord was the Army Paymaster in NC in the Ame. Rev. for about one year. He was the son-in-law of my g-g-g-grandfather Jesse Vaughn, who himself had fought at "Kings Mountain."

Karen Foley - 11/10/00 19:36:37
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Soldier's name:: Joseph Essig/Essex/Essick
Soldier's rank:: Indian Spy
State of Soldier's Residence:: Kentucky & North Carolina

Comments:
Joseph Essig was born in Germany in 1742, came to America in 1752 settling first in Pennsylvania. He served as an Indian Spy under the command of Capt. Riddle. He served from a fort on the Licking River.

Jerry Aurand - 11/10/00 19:24:32
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Soldier's name:: WARREN, Moses Jr.
State of Soldier's Residence:: CT

Comments:
Moses Warren, Jr.(1762-1835)of East Lyme CT was in later years a surveyor for the CT Land Company in the Western Reserve(1796 & 1797), a JP, tax assessor, overseer of Niantic Indians, CT House Representative, delegate to 1818 Constitutional Convention.

Jean Friedman - 11/10/00 18:19:36
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Soldier's name:: Nathaniel Gerard
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Bedford Co. Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
elected later to Huntingdon Co. Militia as second major. later migrated to Ohio.

Jean Friedman - 11/10/00 18:01:28
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Soldier's name:: Patrick O'Flyng
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: New Hampshire Reg.
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Hampshire

Comments:
Served in the battle of "Bunker Hill" and the siege of "Quebec" Re-enlisted in the "War of 1812"

Don Tracy - 11/10/00 15:39:52
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Soldier's name:: Ezekiel (Ezekel) Tracy
Soldier's rank:: Sgt
Company or unit:: Conn Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Ct/NY

Comments:
Ezekiel served three enlistments according to his wife Patiences pension application. He served at Ticonderoga and Lake George. He was from Preston Ct. He married Patience (Kimball) 7/17/1777

Don Tracy - 11/10/00 15:33:44
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Soldier's name:: Ezekiel (Ezekel) Tracy
Soldier's rank:: Sgt
State of Soldier's Residence:: Conn/

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Don Tracy - 11/10/00 15:33:38
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Soldier's name:: Ezekiel (Ezekel) Tracy
Soldier's rank:: Sgt
State of Soldier's Residence:: Conn/

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Irene HOLMES WALTON - 11/10/00 15:20:36
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Soldier's name:: Thomas Charles HOLMES
Soldier's rank:: Express Rider
Company or unit:: 1st So.Carolina Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: No. Carolina

Comments:
Thomas Charles HOLMES ran away from his grandfather and in order to prevent discovery, assumed the name of Thomas Gwinn. At about the age of 16, he entered the service of the U.S.under Gen MARION. He served under Capt. Ben HARRISON and Govn. CASWELL; he w s an express rider and carried messages from Gen. MARION to Gen. WASHINGTON, GREENE,and Govn. CASWELL. He was wounded in the knee at the Battle of the Slippery Bridge. Information from deposition dated 17 Jan 1854. Source: Washington D.C. Archives/ microfilm film: M 853/ roll 16 ...enlisted 4 Nov 1775/ alias: Thomas Gwinn or Guin. born 1759 in N.C. died 30 Mar 1854, Farrsville, Newton Co., TX

Doris Mayes King - 11/10/00 15:08:47
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Soldier's name:: John Bennett
Soldier's rank:: pvt
State of Soldier's Residence:: Ma.

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harold lane - 11/10/00 14:44:57
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Soldier's name:: wilkinson lane
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: continental army
State of Soldier's Residence:: pa.

Comments:
wilkinson lane was born in maryland and moved to pa. ca. 1750, to bedford county, later being huntingdon county. he moved to ohio fairfield county ca. 1799 to sec. 8 amanda township.

Phyllis J. Osborne - 11/10/00 14:27:12
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Soldier's name:: Eisenhuth, Bernet
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 9th Bat.Lancaster co.Milita
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
Ended his time in the War as Capt. under General Anthony Wayne. Lived to be the oldest man in Pa. and died at 111yrs old.

Lynda Ardan - 11/10/00 05:05:54
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Soldier's name:: VAUGHN, Thomas
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 2nd Battalion
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Thomas Vaughn fought in the Battle of Trenton under Captain John Hewson and Colonel Benjamin G. Eyre. He served in the Malitia from 1779 to 1783. He was married to Mary Bryan.They had ten children. He died on February 12, 1842 and was buried in the Palme Burial Grounds, Philadelphia. Thomas was my great-great-great-great grandfather.

Phyllis Lach - 11/10/00 04:22:39
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Soldier's name:: Hugh Wallace
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: Capt E. Grahams Co.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
He was in Capt. Edward Graham's Co.,fifth Bn. Cumberland Co.,Pa. He died in 1820 in Plain Grove, Pa. and is buried in the PlainGrove Presb. Church cemetery.

Phyllis Lach - 11/10/00 04:20:09
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Soldier's name:: Hugh Wallace
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: Capt E. Grahams Co.

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Sherrie Eden - 11/10/00 03:49:36
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Soldier's name:: Robert Willis
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Westmorland Co
State of Soldier's Residence:: Ohio

Comments:
I don't know alot about him, he was from Scotland and born about 1750, He died 13 Feb 1830 in Belmont County Ohio, where he had a plantation. He is buried at Crabtree Orchard Church,Harrison Cnty, Ohio. He has alot of decendants.

Barbara Madole - 11/10/00 03:33:26
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Soldier's name:: McDole, George
Soldier's rank:: Corporal
Company or unit:: Captain Harrison's Comp.
State of Soldier's Residence:: NY

Comments:
Served as Corporal in Captain Harrison's Comp. Lt Colonel Marinus Willets Regiment of Levies.

Barbara Madole - 11/10/00 03:33:18
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Soldier's name:: McDole, George
Soldier's rank:: Corporal
Company or unit:: Captain Harrison's Comp.
State of Soldier's Residence:: NY

Comments:
Served as Corporal in Captain Harrison's Comp. Lt Colonel Marinus Willets Regiment of Levies.

Malcolm Pullen - 11/10/00 02:26:13
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Soldier's name:: BARNES George
Soldier's rank:: PVT.& Wagon Master
Company or unit:: Col. Clarks Va. Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
Was Wagon Master in Capt. John Cropper's Co. Col. Clarks 9th. Virginia Regement at the siege of 96. and the battle of Eutaw Springs,South Carolina. Issued a pension # 16316 August 16, 1863.

Karen Wood - 11/10/00 02:03:43
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Soldier's name:: William Dove
Soldier's rank:: Pvt, Seaman, Cpl
Company or unit:: VA militia, VA Navy, US marrines
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
Served with Washington's troops in 1777, in Marines in 1778, in Navy in 1779, and back in VA militia with Washington at Yorktown in 1781. Have pension testimony, etc. Happy to share

Elizabeth Golembiewski - 11/10/00 01:18:35
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Soldier's name:: Edwards, Edmund
Soldier's rank:: private "fifer"
Company or unit:: 11th & 15th
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
I have more info about my 4th Great Grandfather if anyone is interested. He was at valley Forge and was given a Bounty Land Warrant. Elizabeth Golembiewski

Elizabeth Golembiewski - 11/10/00 01:18:23
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Soldier's name:: Edwards, Edmund
Soldier's rank:: private "fifer"
Company or unit:: 11th & 15th
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
I have more info about my 4th Great Grandfather if anyone is interested. He was at valley Forge and was given a Bounty Land Warrant. Elizabeth Golembiewski

Jane Everett - 11/10/00 01:13:02
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Soldier's name:: Jesse Crosby
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: Capt Jacob Lovell
State of Soldier's Residence:: MA

Comments:
Jesse Crosby 1732-1804 Harwich, MA married Ruth Goodspeed 1737-1797 son Daniel Crosby b 1765 Osterville, MA

Robert H. Lloyd - 11/10/00 00:55:43
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Soldier's name:: James Harkness
Soldier's rank:: Sgt.
Company or unit:: Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: MA

Comments:
I have documented the Revolutionary War service of my 3rd great grandfather, James Harkness (1759-1836), his cousins and his brothers, and am willing to share this information with any interested party.

Judy Sinyard - 11/10/00 00:00:31
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Soldier's name:: John Wilcox
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: Green Mt. Boys and ?
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
John Wilcox (b.1757 in England, d.1823 in Sardinia, New York) Married Mary Crosby (b. 1757 in New York City, d. 1832)

JanetHoussock - 11/09/00 22:48:03
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Soldier's name:: Joseph Brace
Soldier's rank:: Sargent
Company or unit:: NA
State of Soldier's Residence:: Orange County PA.

Comments:
More on Joseph Brace He served as a Sargent in the Revalutionary War stationed at Peekskill NY. Know other information available at this time He is my GGGGGrandfather Thanks

Bill K. Stotts - 11/09/00 21:53:35
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Soldier's name:: Fredrick Alberty
Soldier's rank:: Ensign
Company or unit:: 4th North Carolina Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
North Carolina Pension Abstracts; Fredrick Alberty, Ensign in Company of Captain Joseph Philips, 4th NC Reg. under Col. Thomas Polk, enlisted about April 1776 and served 5 years and 3 months.In battles of Germantown and Brandywine. Honorably discharged.
Bill K. Stotts - 11/09/00 21:46:42
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Soldier's name:: Solomon Stott
Soldier's rank:: Ensign
Company or unit:: Captain James Cobb's Company, Virginia State Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
Revolutionary Soliders, Halifax County, Va. records, Court of Pleas, 1774-1777; "The following persons are recommended by His Excellency the Governor, as fit and proper persons to be appointed, and added as Officers, of the militia of this County. Solomon Stott, Ensign-Captain James Cobb's Company."

Roger Burd - 11/09/00 21:29:17
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Soldier's name:: David Burd
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Middlesex militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Jersey

Comments:
Born 1745 - place not known. Gave address as South Amboy, NJ when enlisted. Served until end of war then moved to Union Co., PA. Had 6 children - 2 sons; 4 daughters - names not known.A

ANDREW L. WHEELER - 11/09/00 20:02:43
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Soldier's name:: WHEELER, SAMUEL
Soldier's rank:: PRIVATE (MAY ALSO HAVE BEEN SGT.)
Company or unit:: MASS. VOL. & NY VOL.
State of Soldier's Residence:: NEW YORK STATE

Comments:
SAMUEL WHEELER WAS BORN IN MASSACHUSETTS (POSSIBLY AT BOSTON OR PLYMOUTH). HE ENTERED THE REVOLUTIONARY FORCES AT REHOBOTH, BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS. LATER, HE SERVED IN NEW YORK STATE AND IN NEW JERSEY. HE WAS STATIONED AT ONE TIME IN "THE HUTS A MORRISTOWN." HE WAS ORDERED TO MARCH FROM POMPTON, NJ TO WEST POINT, NEW YORK BY GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON; HE TOOK PART IN THE FINAL REVIEW OF THE TROOPS IN THE PRESENCE OF GENERAL WASHINGTON AND THE MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE. HE SETTLED IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY [CORTLANDT], AND MARRIED MARTHA LESTER. THEY LIVED AT COLLABAUGH, AND MOUNT PLEASANT, NEW YORK. HE PROBABLY HAD A SIBLING NAMED JOSEPH WHEELER, AND A SIBLING OR UNCLE, JUSTUS WHEELER, OF YORKTOWN, NEW YORK. I AM THE GREAT-GREAT-GREAT-GRANDSON OF SAMUEL AND MARTHA WHEELER. SAMUEL SERVED UNDER THE COMMAND OF PHILIP VAN CORTLANDT, AMONG OTHERS. HE WAS STATIONED AT PAWTUXET (NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH "PAWTUCKET,") IN WHAT IS NOW RHODE ISLAND. HIS WIFE'S FAMILY RIGNINATED AT IPSWICH, ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS; THEY LATER LIVED IN THE AREA OF NEW LONDON AND STONINGTON, CT. I AM LOOKING FOR THE TRACES OF MY WHEELER-LESTER FAMILY IN MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, AND NEW YORK.

Rich SAUM - 11/09/00 19:59:05
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Soldier's name:: John CRAIG
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: John Walton's Company of Light Horse, NJ Troops
State of Soldier's Residence:: NJ

Comments:
Born 06 May 1762 at Freehold, Monmouth Co. NJ, son of William and Eleanor(RHEA)CRAIG. Enlisted as private in 1777, serving in Monmouth Co. NJ Militia in Col. Asher HOLME's 1st Regiment, Col. Daniel HENDRICKSON's 3rd Regiment until 1780. Married Lydia "Le tie" BAIRD in 19 Feb 1788; moved to NY for 8-9 years; around 1800 moved to Butler County, OH; died o4 Dec 1840 in Jacksonburg, Wayne Township, Butler County OH; buried in Jacksonburg Cemetery.

J. Lape - 11/09/00 19:40:05
My URL:http://home.twcny.rr.com/lape/update.htm
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Soldier's name:: Jacob Terpenning
Soldier's rank:: PVT
Company or unit:: Capt. John L. Hardenburg belonging to a regiment of the levies of militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
Jacob Terpening was born in New Paltz 1757, son of Jacobus Terpenning and Marietje Beem. He was baptized 21 August 1757 (N.P.D.R.C.p.104 New Paltz Record), witnesses: Boudewyn Teerpenning and wife Elizabeth. Jacob Terpenning was a Private in December 1782 in the company commanded by Capt. John L. Hardenburg belonging to a regiment of the levies of militia raised for the defense of the state, which regiment was then under the command of Lt. Col. Frederick Weisenfels, and was called to the field of active se vice in April 1782. After the Revolution, Jacob settled on the Terpenning farm (later called Turkey Hill) in the town of Summit, where he lived as a farmer. Jacob married Elizabeth Wey (Weight, Way) about 1802. They had two children: Maria Maritze Terpe ing and Cornelius Terpening. Jacob Terpening died 15 Mar 1813.

J. Lape - 11/09/00 19:36:52
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Soldier's name:: Thomas Lape
Soldier's rank:: PVT
Company or unit:: Livingston Regiment (10th), Albany County Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
Was a Private in the Revolutionary War, member of Shaver's Co., Livingston Regiment (10th), Albany County Militia. Paid, unknown 1780's date, �1.8.5 (Military Service Records in the National Archives, Cards # 27806.) Died May 02, 1813, Churchtown, Columbi , NY. (Twin brother of Samuel Lape)

J. Lape - 11/09/00 19:33:38
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Soldier's name:: George Lape
Soldier's rank:: PVT
Company or unit:: Eighth Regiment, Albany County Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
Was a Private in the Revolutionary War. Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 3, LAPE George, St Thomas Lutheran Church Cemetery, Churchtown, Columbia Co NY. Died February 22, 1839.

karen - 11/09/00 18:45:20
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Soldier's name:: Simeon Hicks
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Mass Militia/Capron's Co.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachusetts

Comments:
My ancestor�s services during the Revolutionary War were as follows: Simeon Hicks first entered the service of the United States in the War of the revolution on the day after the Battle of Lexington in 1775, when he entered in the Mass Militia, under Samuel Poff, Captain, and marched from Rehoboth to Roxbury and served dur ng this campaign, nine months, under Levi Bowen of Rehoboth, in the Brigade under General Putnam. He assisted in the building of the Roxbury Fort and making redoubts between Dorchester Neck and Heights and at Roxbury. The day of Bunker Hill Battle he wa at Dorchester Heights with the company to which he belonged employed in building the breastworks. At the expiration of his term he returned to Rehoboth. In Feb. 1776, a few days later he re-enlisted for two months under Capt. John Pain and Lt. Samuel C rpenter and marched to Winter Hill. He assisted in building of the fortifications on the Dorchester Heights, and filling hogsheads and barrels to roll on the British should they attempt to ascend. He remained until his discharge, and assisted in making he entrenchments below Bristol. In May, 1777 he entered the service again as a substitute for his brother, Asa Hicks, and marched from Richmond under Capt. Ashley of Winchester to Clarenden. In June 29, 1777 he was a private on the rolls of Captain Oliv r Capron�s Co., Col Samuel Ashleys Regiment of Militia, which marched to the relief of Ticonderoga in 1777. He re-enlisted as a private in Captain Samuel Wright�s Company in Col, Nichols regiment, in Gen. Stark�s Brigade of Militia and marched from Winch ster, NH to fight in the Battle of Bennington. Was discharged Sept. 24, 1777.

Carolyn Erickson - 11/09/00 17:32:39
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Soldier's name:: Pendergast,Edward
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: Penn. Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Carlisle,Cumberland Co ,PA

Comments:
Edward Pendergast of Ripley Co.,IN 67 years old applied for REV WAR Pension. Enlisted in 1779 and for 1 year was a PVT. in the PA Line under Gen. Wilson, Capt. Samuel Postlewaite and Lt. Holmes. Resided in Carlisle, Cumberland Co.,PA when he enlisted. H s father was Phillip Pendergast b. 1734 and his mother was Margaret Hastings b.1735. His children were:Thomas, Rebecca,Sarah, Robert R.,William, Polly, John, Samuel and Margaret. I am a descendant of Robert R. Pendergast.

Arlene Lenox - 11/09/00 15:55:01
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Soldier's name:: Nathan Buttrick
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Col. John Buttrick Co. of Volunteers
State of Soldier's Residence:: Ma.

Comments:
Nathan, was a volunteer and served as a private. His militry record listed his service at Dorchester March 4, 1776. Also, at Ticonderoga in 1776. In 1777 served with his brother Col. John Buttrick's Company of Volunteers,Col. Reeds Regt. at the taking of urgoyne. He was also listed in battles at Northward and at Rhode Island. DAR National No.724317

Sandra Long - 11/09/00 15:53:07
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Soldier's name:: Long, Edward
Company or unit:: Washington's Unit
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Served with brothers Thomas and John at Valley Forge where Edward receive a wound to the head. Thomas, William and John crossed the Delaware with Washington when he made the Christmas Eve attack on the Hessians at Trenton. Seeking information on Edward' brothers Thomas, William, and John. Also seeking information on Edward's father, Thomas.

William Hutchinson - 11/09/00 15:37:13
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Soldier's name:: Levi Hutchinson
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Moody's Company
State of Soldier's Residence:: NH

Comments:
Levi was at the battle of Bunker Hill (Breeds Hill) with Starks Regiment.

Dick Bolt - 11/09/00 15:35:38
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Soldier's name:: CLARK
State of Soldier's Residence:: MA

Comments:
Massachusetts & RI Ancesters http://www.his.com/~dickbolt/genealogy.html Capt. John CLARK (1730-1783)-RW Benjamin BUXTON (1715-?) F&IW Capt. James BUXTON ( 1745-1817)-RW

Willie Beaty - 11/09/00 15:35:33
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Soldier's name:: BEATY James
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: North Carolina line
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:
James Beaty, my gggggrandfather, volunteered for four campaigns during the years 1775-1778. He lived in Rowan County, NC at his first enlistment and returned there after each campaign. James was the first or second son of John Beaty SR and Margaret Montgo ery, born in Chester County, PA in 1752 or 1753. I have his pension application with many details of his RW campaigns. James eventually migrate to Cumberland County, KY and then to Rutherford County, TN, where he died and is buried.

Dick Bolt - 11/09/00 15:35:06
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Soldier's name:: Buxton
State of Soldier's Residence:: RI & MA?

Comments:
Massachusetts & RI Ancesters http://www.his.com/~dickbolt/genealogy.html Capt. John CLARK (1730-1783)-RW Benjamin BUXTON (1715-?) F&IW Capt. James BUXTON ( 1745-1817)-RW

Shay Moore - 11/09/00 15:23:27
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Soldier's name:: Dean, Walter
Soldier's rank:: Ensign - Captain
Company or unit:: Continental Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: MA

Comments:
Walter Dean was born Sept 5, 1751 in New London, CT. He was an original member of the Cinncinnati of Massachusetts enlisting as an Ensign, served in many battles and retired as a Captain of the Continental Line.(DAR/SAR) He married Abigail Adams April 14 1777 in New Marlborough, MA and died Jan 19, 1814 in Phelps, NY while visiting a son. We believe he was the son of Seth Deane of New London, CT/Phelps, NY - still seeking confirmation on his parents. He was my gggggrandfather.

Shay Moore - 11/09/00 15:15:00
Soldier's name:: Dean, Walter
Soldier's rank:: Ensign - Captain
Company or unit:: Continental Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: MA

Comments:
Walter Deane was born Sept 5, 1751, in New London,CT. He was an original member of the Cinncinnati of Massachusetts, enlisted as an Ensign, served in many battles and retired as a Captain of the Continental Line.(DAR/SAR) Married Abigail Adams April 14, 1 77, died Jan 19, 1814 in Phelps, NY. We believe he is the son of Seth Deane of New London, CT/Phelps, NY. He was my gggggrandfather. Searching for proof of his parents.

John S. Stinchcomb - 11/09/00 15:13:29
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Soldier's name:: William Stinchcomb
Soldier's rank:: Lieutenant
Company or unit:: Maryland Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
William Stinchcomb was a paymaster in the Maryland Militia with the rank of Lieutenant. His brothers, Enoch, McLain, and Aquilla, were also members of the Maryland Militia. William's brother Christopher served during the Revolutionary War, for the State o Delaware.

David Perkins - 11/09/00 15:11:34
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Soldier's name:: Christian Perkins
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: 6th VA regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: Goochland Co. VA

Comments:
Christian received his disability pension for being wounded during the war from the state of Kentucky on 28 Dec. 1829.

Dorothea Bedinger Clymer - 11/09/00 14:44:17
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Soldier's name:: BEDINGER, Christopher
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: Continental Line, Capt. Henry Miller's Co., 1st PA Regt.
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Christopher Bedinger, s/o Hans Adam Budinger, was b York Co., PA 1757. Enlisted continuously entire war. Married twice--1st to Mary Turner, 2nd (bigamously) to Mary Sanders. At Morristown, Valley Forge, Saratoga. Following war was mustered out at Lanc ster, PA, then returned to NJ where he lived until about 1810, then emigrated to Frederick Co., VA. Half-bro to Nicholas Bittinger (PA), half-uncle to Henry and Daniel Bedinger (VA), all of whom also were in Rev War.

Carey Haskell - 11/09/00 14:40:14
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Soldier's name:: Nathaniel Haskell
Soldier's rank:: 2nd Lieutenant, then 1st Lieutenant
Company or unit:: 4th Cumberland Co. regt
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maine

Comments:
Have posted a five-page Revolutionary War abstract of Nathaniel's War service.

dick spiess - 11/09/00 14:11:12
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Soldier's name:: Francis Blood
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
State of Soldier's Residence:: NH

Comments:
I have a francis blood as a relative but don't know if this is the same francis blood that fought at Bunker hill in 1775. Any help would be appreciated

dick spiess - 11/09/00 14:09:06
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Soldier's name:: Elias Boynton
Soldier's rank:: pvt
State of Soldier's Residence:: NH

Comments:
I'm trying to get information on this particular individual. He fought at Bunker hill enlisting April 19 1775 and marching to lexington.

Dale Cobler - 11/09/00 13:45:01
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Soldier's name:: Barnhart Cobbler
Company or unit:: 9th Pennsylvania
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
Barnhardt(Bernard) was a wagon driver under COL Richard Butler's 9th Pennsylvania. His Company Commander was CPT Grant. Bernard was injured and spent some time in an Army hospital near Reading, PA. After the war he moved to Ross/Adams County Ohio.

Judith Schultz - 11/09/00 13:40:23
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Soldier's name:: James Laughlin
Soldier's rank:: private 4th class
Company or unit:: Capt. Peoples Co. lst Battalion, Cumberland Co. Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pa.

Comments:
He can be followed through the Muster Rolls given in the Pennsylvania Archives, 5th series, Volume 6 pages: Pages 25 Oct.25, 1777, Enlisted as private 4th class, Capt. Alexander Peoples 1st Battalion, Capt.Patrick Jack's company. Pages 28, Nov 19 1777 same as above. Pages 62 Sept. 1779 Same. Capt. Jack;s 5th Co., under Col. James Dunlap. Capt. Alex.

John Lasher - 11/09/00 13:38:48
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Soldier's name:: Jacob Becker
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Captain Mann and Captain Dietz
State of Soldier's Residence:: NY

Comments:
Jacob was the son of Johannes Becker, the original German Becker family that settled in Schoharie Co, NY

gordon moore - 11/09/00 13:18:25
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Soldier's name:: John Pierson
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 3rd NJ Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Jersey

Comments:
Served in Richard Cox's Company, 3rd NJ regiment, commanded by Colonol Dayton.He enlisted April 1, 1780. He and his company was transferred to the 1st NJ regiment. He served until the end of the war. The family was Presbyterian. I have copies of letters with this info.

Betty Austin - 11/09/00 13:00:43
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Soldier's name:: George Guy
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: 13th Company
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
George Guy was a member of the committee of Safety and Justice of the peace of Caroline Co., VA, 1774. In December 1777, Joseph Dejarnatt and Samuel Norment took oaths to the commonwealth as ensigns in the militia. The were assigned to the 13th Company under George Guy, Captain and Joseph Richardson, First Lieutenant. George Guy took his oath as an offic r on November 15, 1777 in Jan. 1779 Captain Guy resigned. He was born 1725 and died in Caroline Co., VA in Nov. 1803. Captain George Guy is listed in the lineage Book in the National Society of the Daughters of the American Colonists in vo.IV page 305.

J.Scown - 11/09/00 12:20:11
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Soldier's name:: Jacob Blasedl
Soldier's rank:: Lieutenant
State of Soldier's Residence:: Mass. or N.Hampshire

Comments:
Jacob Blasdel was born 8 April, 1754 in Amesbury, (Essex County, Mass.

Myron Halstead Murley - 11/09/00 11:47:48
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Soldier's name:: William Edmond Murley
Soldier's rank:: Lt
Company or unit:: Yohogania,County VA Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
William E. Murley served under George Rogers Clarke in 1779, he was sworn in as a Lt of the Yohogania, County VA Militia. His name appears on a list of Revolutionary soldiers paid off at Fort Pitt in 1775. It is likely that he also served in Dunmore's War Ref. "Historical Reg. of Virginians in the Revolution, Soldiers Sailors and Marines 1775-1783" Ed. by John H. Gwathmey. Richmond, VA 1938

Carol Vater - 11/09/00 11:39:16
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Soldier's name:: FORBES, Alexander
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 38th Foot Regiment (Brit)
State of Soldier's Residence:: NS, Canada

Comments:
Ran away from Scotland in late teens and enlisted. Served 5 years and 6 months. Discharged Oct 24, 1783 and sailed to Port Roseway, Shelb Co.and followed the sea. Married in NS a soldier's orphan, Phebe DENNIS, b. in Virginia. Never returned to Scotland. Searching for siblings and to confirm parents. Can help w/ history of NS life.

Myron Halstead Murley - 11/09/00 11:26:42
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Soldier's name:: Thomas Halstead
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: Colonel Swartwout's Regt. of Minute Men
State of Soldier's Residence:: NY

Comments:
Thomas Halstead of Fishkill, Dutchess County, served irregularly from 1776 to 1782 under Capts. Brinkerhoff, Van Wyck, and Moon, Cols. Swartwout and Humphrey, after the war he lived at Saratoga, NY; was born on Long Island. He was pensioned.

Sybile McMillan Pierce - 11/09/00 11:11:09
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Soldier's name:: Henry McMillan
Soldier's rank:: Major???
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: SC

Comments:
Henry McMillan was suppose to have been a Major & fought through the Revolutionary War. His brother James McMillan was suppose to have been a Major also. His brother is referred to as Major McMillan. He also had a brother named Daniel McMillan, a priva e in the war, who received a pension for having fought in the Rev. War out of the Kershaw District, SC. Any information would be deeply appreciated

Carolyn Barker - 11/09/00 06:26:44
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Soldier's name:: William Nicholas
Soldier's rank:: Unknown
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
He was in service a total of 4 times, under Washington at white Plains, New Jersey hauling provisions and preventing provisions from getting through to Philadelphia (was occupied by the British then).

Carol Frazer - 11/09/00 05:41:16
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Soldier's name:: Gillette, Jonathan
Soldier's rank:: 1st Lt
Company or unit:: 17th Continental Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: Conn

Comments:
His Regiment was transferred from Boston to New York in April 1776. He was captured by the British during the Battle of Long Island. He was confined until 1778. He was married to Elizabeth Steele and they had 7 children. I am a descendant of his son Alme in. Elizabeth Steele, Jonathan's wife, was a gg grand daughter of Governor William Bradford, first Gov. of Plymouth Colony, Jonathan was born 2/4/1738 and died in 1779 at age 42. He had numerous health problems after his prisoner of war time.

Sally Frederick Brown - 11/09/00 05:36:13
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Soldier's name:: Lindermann, Jakob
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:


Baarbara Casteel - 11/09/00 05:32:58
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Soldier's name:: LANGSTON, Solomon
Soldier's rank:: 1st. Lt.
Company or unit:: Spartan Regiment, SC,
State of Soldier's Residence:: SC

Comments:
Served in the Militia from March to June 1779 under Col. Wofford and Gen. Williamson 96th Dist. South Carolina Laurens Dist.

Emma Steele - 11/09/00 05:17:22
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Soldier's name:: Frederick Shrider
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Frederick Shrider was indentured from England but was from Prussia. [about 1772] This has been a puzzle . He was in the Revolution and fought at the Battle of Brandywine and was killed on Sept.11,1777. We suspect he could be buried near Lancaster Co. P . He was married and a son was born in l778 and named Frederick Shrider also. This son married Christina Hertzog and they migrated to New Reading, Ohio [Perry Co} in 1805. He was my ggg grandfather. We are still searching.

CJ Peart - 11/09/00 04:29:04
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Soldier's name:: Ross, Jonathan
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
Sorry, I really not know much about Jonathan Ross but I do know he was involved into Rev, War back in 1770s or so...Accorded to my Bible Book stated thatr he had been born in Maryland but not say birth year but he was a served into Revc War. I do not know where did he invlove into rev war but... I do know that he had beeen married in Maryland, His wife is unknown, They had a daughter name Rachel ross who born in KY, Also had other son name John Ross (born in MD or KY) and Jonathan died in Warren Co. OH after 1900.. My esimate that he would have been born in 1730-1744 but I have no proof of birthyear I have tried to search for some 25 yrs but I feel like I am dead end the road... Thank you for your help... CJ

Sid Gambrell - 11/09/00 03:25:16
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Soldier's name:: Capt. William Polk
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
William Polk, b. 1746, d. 14 jan 1835, lived near Accomac, Va. married Sarah Bradford,

Diane Bingham - 11/09/00 03:12:08
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Soldier's name:: Richard Cheshire
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC or VA

Comments:
Privt.(Pension application #0055 ?) Widow Prudence received $49.16

Diane Bingham - 11/09/00 03:09:34
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Soldier's name:: Joseph D. Underwood
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
Revolutionary soldier; Private in Major Dubbs Battalion, DAR ID Number: 82780

Diane Bingham - 11/09/00 03:05:53
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Soldier's name:: Francis J. Dover
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:
Revolutionary War veteran; Pension App. # R3052. Died in GA

Diane Bingham - 11/09/00 03:03:25
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Soldier's name:: Rev. John Chastain
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
He was named a patroit when he signed the oath of allegiance in Powhatan County VA during the Rev. War. (This info from DAR)

Diane Bingham - 11/09/00 02:58:43
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Soldier's name:: Mitchell Clay
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Fincastle Co. Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
Fought in battle of Point Pleasant. Enlisted in Captain D. Smith's Company, Fincastle County Militia. Gen. Andrew Lewis was the CO at battle of Pt. Pleasant;

Pat Casey - 11/09/00 02:57:45
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Soldier's name:: Allen, Amasa
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: CT, NY

Comments:
Was in Captain Parson's Company, Colonol Charles Webb's Connecticut Regiment. Later transferred to Colonol Van Schaick's New York Regiment.

Diane Bingham - 11/09/00 02:56:20
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Soldier's name:: George Pearis
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: VA cavalry
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
Lived in Giles County VA. Served in Virginia Cavalry during Revolution. Fought in the Battle of the Shallow Ford of the Yadkin River. Severely wounded in the shoulder, he was unable to return to battle

Diane Bingham - 11/09/00 02:54:00
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Soldier's name:: Low Brown
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: VA state troops
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
Served with Gen Geo. Rogers Clark. Fought at Battle of Point Pleasant Received a pension for service, App.#S 5299 Died in Tazewell County VA

Marcia L. Bingham - 11/05/00 18:57:37
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Soldier's name:: Daniel Northup
Soldier's rank:: Sergeant
State of Soldier's Residence:: Rhode Island

Comments:
Was a Sergeant in Captain James Parker's Company, Colonel Archibald McCray's Regiment, Rhode Island State Troops. S.A.R. National Number 51822

Marcia L. Bingham - 11/05/00 18:52:39
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Soldier's name:: Levin Durgin
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Hampshire

Comments:
born 1752, Durham, New Hampshire - died September 13, 1825 - twin to Eliphabet (Eliphalet) Durgin - brother Richard Durgin, Sr.

Marcia L. Bingham - 11/05/00 18:49:00
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Soldier's name:: Eliphalet Durgin
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Hampshire

Comments:
Spelling could be Eliphabet Durgin - born 1752, Durham, New Hampshire - died June 2, 1775 - twin to Levi Durgin - brother to Richard Durgin, Sr. - father John Durgin, Sr.

Marcia L. Bingham - 11/05/00 18:45:50
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Soldier's name:: Eliphalet Durgin
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Hampshire

Comments:
Could be Eliphabet Durgin - born 1752 - died June 2, 1775. Was a twin to Levi Durgin - father Richard Durgin, Sr.

Marcia L. Bingham - 11/05/00 18:43:33
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Soldier's name:: Richard Durgin
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Hampshire

Comments:
died December 11, 1844

Marcia L. Bingham - 11/05/00 18:40:36
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Soldier's name:: Benjamin Durgin
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Hampshire

Comments:
I have that he died March 7, 1778 - married Elizabeth Edgerly. This is all the information that I have. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Geoffrey Harding - 11/04/00 23:20:09
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Soldier's name:: Daniel Branch
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: unit unlisted
State of Soldier's Residence:: Vermont

Comments:
Daniel Branch born in 1737 fought in the F&I enlisted in 1758 in CT, 2nd company, also fought in the Rev war listed in muster roles for Vermont, but noted as unit unlisted, settled in Pawlet Vermont in 1784

M. MILLER - 11/04/00 13:34:02
My Email:FAMILY NAMES 2
Soldier's name:: NATHANIEL BILBORY
Soldier's rank:: PRIVATE
Company or unit:: 2ND REGT,N.C.
State of Soldier's Residence:: N.C.

Comments:
BILBREY, BILBORY, BELBURY, BILLBERRY...BORN 1758 IN EDGECOMBE CO. N.C. SERVED AS "LIFE GUARD"TO GEN. WASHINGTON...IS A GRANDFATHER THROUGH HIS DAUGHTER, MARY WHO MARRIED THOS. BONNER.

Alfred C. Ellis - 10/30/00 01:28:25
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Soldier's name:: William Ellis
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: John HInd's Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
I have received three(3)vouchers with hole punches(two vouchers w/ 2 holes & one voucher with 1 hole) that have my ancestor's name, William Ellis as the recipient. The information gotten from the vouchers include the following: State of North Carolina- Hillsborough Auditor Office. All vouchers have the names John Nichols and Alex McBane in the lower right hand corner. On the back of one voucher(2 hole punch) is the name John Hinds. It is assumed that this is the Captain John Hinds that was the Captain of the Unit On the back of another voucher(two hole punch) is written the name, William Clark. I believe there was a Captain Wm Clark who served in the NC militia, but I have no record that my ancestor served in his regiment. Voucher # 1- June 10th, 1783 (Wm Clark on back) Voucher # 2- June 10th, 1783(one hole punch) Voucher # 3- October ?, 1783(John Hinds on back) I am trying to figure out the significance of these vouchers and who the men were that had their names on the vouchers. Any ideas?

Howard Sargent - 10/29/00 23:18:33
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Soldier's name:: HUGH MEANS
Soldier's rank:: ENSIGN
Company or unit:: Bedford County
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylivania

Comments:
I have a copy of my ggggrandfather's Revolutionary War pension records if anyone is interested.Hugh Means b.1757 d.1835 in Mercer County PA.

Howard Sargent - 10/29/00 23:12:14
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Soldier's name:: Ensign
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: Bedford County
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA.

Comments:
I have the Revolutionary War pension records of Hugh Means who was my ggggrandfather if anyone is interested.

Mary Burke - 10/29/00 21:18:35
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Soldier's name:: Isaac Briscoe
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Artillery,Virginia Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Tennessee

Comments:
Isaac enlisted in Caption Andrew Lewis Company. He join August 16,1813. He was at Camp Holley. He was born 1788 in Virginia. He moved to Hawkins County, Tn., where he married Hester Kyle. Then moved to Greene County, Mo.in 1830 and in 1845 moved to Kaufm n County, Texas. He is buried at Forney, Texas.

James Burd - 10/29/00 04:14:23
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Soldier's name:: Pierceall Richard
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: Maryland Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: MD

Comments:


James Burd - 10/29/00 04:13:24
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Soldier's name:: Pierceall Richard
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: Maryland Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: MD

Comments:


Mary Jo - 10/28/00 17:42:09
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Soldier's name:: Michael Stine
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Would love to know any info! served 1780, Militia was from Lowhill Twp, Northhampton, PA

kay blackburn tolksdorf - 10/28/00 17:10:09
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Soldier's name:: Blackburn, William Thomas
State of Soldier's Residence:: Va

Comments:
Born 1727, Ulster, Ireland, was in Buckingham Co Va at time of Rev War.

Sherry May - 10/26/00 21:46:01
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Soldier's name:: Jacob Dersham
Company or unit:: Northampton Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Jacob and his 2 brothers, Ludwig & Christian, were teamsters during the Rev. War. Jacob & Ludwig are buried in Union Co., PA and Christian is buried in Ohio

brenda parker - 10/26/00 18:34:17
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Soldier's name:: thomas lincke
Soldier's rank:: corporal
Company or unit:: hessian
State of Soldier's Residence:: germany, later virginia

Comments:
Hey my ancestor was a hessian soldier, captured at brandywine(penn), stayed here, raised a LARGE family in virginia

Peggy Fairchild - 10/25/00 21:39:49
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Soldier's name:: ALDRIDGE, John Simpson
Soldier's rank:: Private/drummer
Company or unit:: "Flying Camp" MD, 13 VA
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
John was born Feb. 9, 1761 in Prince Georges Co., MD. Aug. 8, 1776, at age 15, he enlisted in the MD "Flying Camp" under 1st Lt. Clement Hollyday, until Dec. 1, 1776. He again enlisted Dec. 28, 1776, under Capt. James Hook with the 13th VA Regt. The 13 h was consolidated with the 9th VA Regt. under Capt. Uriah Springer, Col. John Gibson. He was discharged in 1780. He is buried in Rush Co., IN

Bonnie Hartnett - 10/24/00 02:14:39
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Soldier's name:: James Moe
Soldier's rank:: Clerk / Solider
Company or unit:: Conn. Miltia Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: Greenwich. Conn.

Comments:
He was captured and confined on a prison ship, in New York and his privations effected his health and reason. When he was realeased,1777,his son JOHN,a lad of eleven, went on horse back and brought him to his home in Greenwich Conn. He died in Cayuga county N>Y>

robert oswald - 10/21/00 20:26:17
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Soldier's name:: Joseph Oswald
Soldier's rank:: Capt.
Company or unit:: ??
State of Soldier's Residence:: Ga

Comments:


Freda Carpenter - 10/20/00 05:54:45
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Soldier's name:: Ebenezer Snow
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: Pennsylvania line
State of Soldier's Residence:: DL/NC

Comments:
Ebenezer is my gggggrandfather.

Sue Young - 10/18/00 01:53:19
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Soldier's name:: John Smith
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: ME

Comments:


VICKIE TROSTLE - 10/15/00 01:46:51
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Soldier's name:: WACHT CASPER
Soldier's rank:: PRIVATE
Company or unit:: DeTUREK'S COMPANY
State of Soldier's Residence:: READING, PENNA.

Comments:
CASPER WACHTS NAME WAS SPELLED DIFFERENT WAYS THRU THE YEARS WACHT,WECHT AND WEIGHT. HE WAS IN DeTUREK'S CO. FROM AUG.24,1776. HE IS ALSO LISTED UNDER THE ROLL OF GOBINS COMPANY CAPTAIN CHARLES GOBIN. I HAVE JUST BECOME A MEMBER OF THE DAR.

Bill E. Miller - 10/12/00 21:47:34
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Soldier's name:: Gustavus Boswell
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: 12th Battalion, Maryland Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:


Andrew Johnson - 10/11/00 17:04:36
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Soldier's name:: Ramby, Nathan
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Ohio or Indiana

Comments:
I am doing research on the ancestors of Nathan Ramby who fought in the American Revolution. I have a nice list of his decendants (but not all dates) and his children: Henry Ramby, Peter Ramby, George Ramby and Rachael Ramby. Any information to add to thi list would be greatly appreciated by hopeful family members. Thank you.

DONNA HIEGER - 10/09/00 19:02:37
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Soldier's name:: WILLIAM FLETCHER
Soldier's rank:: CAPTAIN
Company or unit:: N.C. REGIMENT
State of Soldier's Residence:: BUNCOMBE CO. N.C.

Comments:
William FLETCHER alotted 1000 acres in TENN. What info. do you have on him?

Joan Smyth - 10/09/00 11:59:11
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Soldier's name:: John Fertig
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Chester Co militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Penna

Comments:
John Fertig saw service under Captain Daniel Griffiths Co of the Second Battalion of the Chester Co Militia, commanded by Col Thomas Bull. Also appears on the payroll of Captain Michael Holman's Co in Sept 1781. Pa Archives Fifth Series Vol V pp537, 543, 859

Joan H. Smyth - 10/09/00 11:50:54
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Soldier's name:: Cornelius Comegys
Soldier's rank:: Sargeant
Company or unit:: Navy/Flying Camp
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
Cornelius Comegys was one of five brothers who fought in the revolution. After service in the Flying Camp he again entered the service as an ensign in Washington's army at Whitemarsh after the Battle of Germantown at Phila Pa.

Leonard J. McCown - 10/08/00 16:40:20
My URL:http://home1.gte.net/mccown
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Soldier's name:: THOMAS, Robert
Soldier's rank:: Capt.
Company or unit:: Spartan Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: SC

Comments:
Robert, b. abt 1747, prob. PA; d. Mudlick Creek skirmish, 96th Dist. SC, in Rev. War, 2 Mar. 1781; mar. Martha Hanna, dau of Jame Hanna and Jean Black. 4 children. Martha mar. 2nd Shands Golightly.

Leonard J. McCown - 10/08/00 16:37:30
My URL:http://home1.gte.net/mccown
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Soldier's name:: THOMAS, John
Soldier's rank:: Col.
Company or unit:: Spartan Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: SC

Comments:
John b. 1718, Wales, died 2 Oct. 1811,Greenville Co., SC; mar. Jane Black abt 1743 prob. Chester Co., PA. Nine children. Proven DAR/SAR line.

Paul Murphy - 10/08/00 16:02:31
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Soldier's name:: Solomon Smith
Company or unit:: Mass Minutemen
State of Soldier's Residence:: Ma

Comments:
was 15 years old from Acton Mass. Fought at the battle of Acton and Concord, was only 15 years old.

Talley Bailey - 10/08/00 15:31:03
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Soldier's name:: Billey Talley
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Fifth Regiment of Va line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
I am a descendant of Private Billey Talley from Hanover County Virginia. I have his american Rev. War pension and all documentation linking me with this Patriot.He is verified as being encamped at Valley forge during that historic period in our nations de elopment.Look forward to sharing info with others.

Lynn Phifer - 10/02/00 03:19:20
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Soldier's name:: PHIFER, Jacob
Soldier's rank:: Corporal
Company or unit:: Michael Ittig's Co. Bellinger;s Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: NY

Comments:
He is buries in Jelloway Cemetery, Knox Co OH and has a DAR marker. He also servedin the War of 1812.

Fern Hanlin Coberly - 09/29/00 15:58:31
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Soldier's name:: Patrick Hanlin
Company or unit:: 3rd PA Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA (WV)

Comments:
Patrick Hanlin (formerly O'Hanlin) fought with the 3rd Pennsylvania Regiment under Gen, George Washington. He fought in the battles of Brandywine and Paoli. His wife, Margaret, applied for his pension. Patrick was my great-great-great grandfather. This i all of the history I have and am interested in finding more.

Dorothy L. Reed - 09/28/00 01:46:28
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Soldier's name:: LEWIS, William
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Father was David Lewis, mother, Elenor (Enyard?), brother Nathan and sister, Hannah. They lived in Berks Co. PA at time of father's death. William married Sarah ? and remained in Berks Co. for some time. No records for Hannah; Nathan's descendents even ually moved to Indiana.

Mark O'Neill - 09/26/00 17:55:21
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Soldier's name:: Peter Kaylor
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:


Dr. Howard F. Horne - 09/25/00 19:57:56
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Soldier's name:: Henry Horn
Soldier's rank:: PVT
Company or unit:: Pulaski's Legion
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
Henry Horn came to America as a Hessian Solier and was captured at the Battle of Trenton. He later enlisted in Lancaster, Pa and served with Pulaski's Legion and the 4th Va. Regiment. Appreciate any new information fro anyone.

Bonnie Potter - 09/25/00 16:37:23
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Soldier's name:: Ebenezer Sproat
Soldier's rank:: Colonel
State of Soldier's Residence:: Middleborough,Massachusetts

Comments:
Informantion was found in Making of America,a Biographical Encyclopedia. Will comment when I know more informantion.

Shirley Isham - 09/22/00 23:52:51
My URL:http://www.aol.com
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Soldier's name:: John Ross Key
Soldier's rank:: Captain and 1st Lt.
Company or unit:: Stevenson's Maryland Rifle Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
I am a 7th generation descendent of John Ross Key. John Ross Key was the father of Francis Scott Key, author of the Star Spangled Banner

burl abraham - 09/22/00 16:52:13
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Soldier's name:: mordecai abrahams(abrams)
Soldier's rank:: captain
Company or unit:: 1st or 2nd state miltia of king william county
State of Soldier's Residence:: virginia

Comments:
mordecai abrahams was a captain in col. charles dabney's unit of king william county virginia.

Tom Miller - 09/21/00 00:12:26
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Soldier's name:: John Sevier
Soldier's rank:: Colonel
Company or unit:: Major Charles Robertson's
State of Soldier's Residence:: Tennessee

Comments:
My great,great,great,great grandfather Col. John Sevier, was one of the hero's at the Battle of King's Mountain in October, 1780. He later became the First Governor of the State of Tennessee. He served a total of six terms. He was then elected to Congress and served four years. He was re-elected to Congress in 1815 without his knowledge. He was on a mission from President Madison. He died on that mission in 1815. He is buried on the courthoust lawn in Knoxville, Tennessee. Sevier County and Sevierville, TN in the Great Smoky Mountains are named after him.

Kim Meyer - 09/10/00 20:56:07
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Soldier's name:: Stephen Randall
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:


Richard Reed - 09/09/00 04:48:57
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Soldier's name:: John Reed
Soldier's rank:: Capt.
Company or unit:: 1st Regmt "Flying Camp"
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Lancaster Co. Army of the Rev.

Georgianna M. Watkins-Richardson - 09/08/00 01:55:17
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Soldier's name:: Abraham Haptonstall
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: New York Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York (Orange County)

Comments:
Abraham Haptonstall was born in Blooming Grove, Orange County, NY on 6 April 1761, served in the Revolutionary War in Spring and Summer 1775, Spring and Summer of 1776, and in the Summer of 1777--he was in the battle of "Storming the British Fort" at Ston Point, NY under the command of Gen. "Mad Anthony" Wayne. I have a geneology of direct-decendents from Haptonstall from 1640 through 1935. Surnames of children of Abraham, all born in West Virginia are: 5 sons-all Haptonstalls, 6 daughters of Abraham bor in West Virginia: Bright, Cherrington, Rambo, Parkins, Spencer (and one child died in infancy). Hope this helps.

Helen Ballard Bumgardner - 09/07/00 02:00:20
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Soldier's name:: BALLARD, Alexander
Soldier's rank:: Privateer
Company or unit:: Naval Service
State of Soldier's Residence:: NJ

Comments:
Alexander served in the Naval Service of the Sate of New Jersey under Capt. Hand six months from May to November 1776. He next entered the Naval Service of the State of NJ under Capt. Stillwell in Sept 1777 on board the Schooner Hawk. But after being tw lve days at sea, he was taken prisoner and confined to a prison ship for three months. He next entered the privateer service under Capt. Simmons, but was shortly taken prisoner and again confined to a prison ship from which he escaped. He again shipped n board a privateer in 1781 and served nine months, first under Capt. Hand, 2nd under Capt. Stillwell, 3rd under Capt. Simmons and 4th under Capt. Griffin.

Eleanore Keenan Logan - 09/04/00 23:39:25
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Soldier's name:: Eli Phillips
Company or unit:: Col A. Hawkes Hay
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
On December 3, 1833 Eli Phillips appears as a witness for A Jacob Lent's pension. Eli claims to have served with Jacob Lent. They are both from Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York. See the pension file for Jacob Lent #24495. Eli does not mention his ank but gives various units and places in which they served. Eli states he is 83 years on Dec. 3, 1833.

Dan Harvey - 09/03/00 16:33:57
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Soldier's name:: William Harvey
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
William Harvey (1749-1836) served for a 6-month period beginning in 1776 under Captains Eckle, Allen, and Herndon, and also Colonel Cleveland. He was born in Orange County, VA; died in Roane County, TN.

gwendolyn l. bissell - 08/30/00 18:08:14
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Soldier's name:: leverett bissell
Soldier's rank:: ???
Company or unit:: ct
State of Soldier's Residence:: bolton, ct

Comments:
he got pension for land in french creek,pa as known as little hope,pa - lower greenfield,pa. opened sawmil and went back to bolton,ct to die with wife. left land and saw mill with son serrell bissell and wife annis darrow bissell.

barbara green - 08/30/00 08:35:33
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Soldier's name:: abijah ingalls
Company or unit:: minute man
State of Soldier's Residence:: ma

Comments:
served in capt.henry abbots co.answered the lexington alarm. died at ticonderoga n.y. in 1776/77. left a large family behind.listed by the D.A.R. but not in andover ma.his home. his widow was elizabeth hutchinson ingalls.

Ken Black - 08/24/00 03:01:33
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Soldier's name:: Sanders, Moses Martin
State of Soldier's Residence:: Gerogia

Comments:
Moses served in the battles of King Mountain, NC, Cowpens, SC, the long Virginia campaign, and gerilla warfare in the Carolinas. Moses died in 1817.

fwolcott - 08/21/00 04:15:31
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Soldier's name:: Daniel E Phillips
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
Daniel E Phillips land Draw in Early Co Georgia for his service in war. I cannot find him in any of the list?

Lori Reynolds - 08/21/00 00:43:39
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Soldier's name:: Ebenezer Bancroft
Soldier's rank:: Col.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachusetts

Comments:
According to family history, the Col. had his thumb shot off at the battle of Bunker Hill.

Charles Poekel - 08/18/00 16:07:10
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Soldier's name:: Andrew Barr

Comments:


barbara green - 08/18/00 14:17:55
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Soldier's name:: ABIJAH INGALLS
Soldier's rank:: private
State of Soldier's Residence:: mass.

Comments:
he served under capt.henry abbot co.and died 3-1777 at ticonderoga n.y.???. he was a minute man and was present at lexington alarm.

Marcie Taylor - 08/16/00 23:59:28
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: PERRY, David
Soldier's rank:: private, sgt., lieutenant, capt.
Company or unit:: capt. winslow's co., Capt. Hazen's co.,Capt Fleet's co
State of Soldier's Residence:: Mass

Comments:
David Perry fought in both the French & Indian War and the Revolution. He enlisted as a private and raised though the ranks reenlisting again and again. He fought in several major battles inclueding the seige of Quebec. He later published a memoir of his ife.

Marcie Taylor - 08/16/00 23:52:28
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Soldier's name:: PERRY, David
Soldier's rank:: private, sgt., lieutenant, capt.
Company or unit:: capt. winslow's co., Capt. Hazen's co.,Capt Fleet's co
State of Soldier's Residence:: Mass

Comments:
David Perry fought in both the French & Indian War and the Revolution. He enlisted as a private and raised though the ranks reenlisting again and again. He fought in several major battles inclueding the seige of Quebec. He later published a memoir of his ife.

Marcie Taylor - 08/16/00 23:29:59
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Soldier's name:: CRAMTON, Neri
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: Ethan Allen company
State of Soldier's Residence:: Vermont

Comments:
He was with Allen at the capture of Ft. Ticonderoga & fought in the Battle of Bennington.

Jeanne Spurgeon - 08/16/00 22:15:46
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Soldier's name:: Joseph Snow
Soldier's rank:: acting as Pt.
Company or unit:: Capt Joseph Elliott
State of Soldier's Residence:: Bridgewater, Mass.

Comments:
Joseph Snow is the ancestor who assisted in establishing American Independence, acting as [rovate om Capt. Joseph Elliott's Company, Capt. William Turner's Regiment, he entered service Aug. 18,1781 and was discharged Nov 30. 1781. service 3 mo. 17 days a Rhode Island. He married Ruth Shaw at Bridgewater, Mass. Feb. 7, 1759.

Ken Haas - 08/15/00 21:57:48
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Soldier's name:: Robert Spurlock
Soldier's rank:: Capt. or Major
Company or unit:: "The Rangers"
State of Soldier's Residence:: South Carolina

Comments:
Robert was probably the son of Drury and Comfort Spurlock of Cravens County, S.Car. He had brothers William and John who were also Rev. soldiers. They may have fought under Francis Marion. Col. William Thomson was a family friend as was a Col.John Chivill tte.

Jane Cox - 08/15/00 02:39:17
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Soldier's name:: John Clark
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
Born 1743. Enlisted winter of 1777 at Charlottesville, VA; Gabel's regiment

Merton D Marley - 08/14/00 21:59:08
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Soldier's name:: Laughlin Campbell
Soldier's rank:: Sgt
Company or unit:: North Carolina Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
Artillery

Scott East - 08/14/00 03:02:24
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Soldier's name:: Timothy Matlack
Soldier's rank:: Lt Col.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
member council of Safety, secretary to Continental Congress, Engrossed final draft of the Declaration of Independence.

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Comments:


Evelyn Bell Crouch - 08/12/00 23:50:46
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Soldier's name:: Isaac Adair
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: South Carolina

Comments:
Isaac Adair was married in the North of Ireland to Ruth Greer. They lived in Laurens Co., S.C. where he was killed by the Tories.

SIGNE ANDERSON - 08/12/00 00:40:52
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Soldier's name:: JOHN PITTMAN
Soldier's rank:: UKN
Company or unit:: UKN
State of Soldier's Residence:: N.C.

Comments:
JOHN PITTMAN WAS BORN IN 1735 NEAR LANCANSHIRE ENGLAND. HE DIED AT BUNKER HILL. HE MARRIED LUCY HAMPTON. THEY HAD 4 CHILDREN: JACOB; JAMES, MARY & NANCEY.

Eleanore Keenan Logan - 08/07/00 18:43:19
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Soldier's name:: Jacob Lent
Soldier's rank:: Cpl.
Company or unit:: J.Gardener's Co. Hay's Reg. NY Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
Jacob Lent was bap. at Schraalenburg Church. N.J.May 11, 1740. He lived in Rockland Co. N.Y. He had a dau. Nancy who m. Daniel Burd. He had sons Henry, William, John, Jacob, and Paul. I am descended through son Jacob, whose dau. Clara married a Keenan. any descendants!

Susan - 08/06/00 18:58:47
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Soldier's name:: John Bryan HART
Soldier's rank:: pvt
Company or unit:: with the Swamp Fox
State of Soldier's Residence:: SC

Comments:
Supposedly, John Bryan Hart fought with the Swamp Fox. (Still looking for documentation on that!) Later, according to family sources, became a Baptist minister and settled in MS. Buried in MS and grave is listed in text on Rev War Patriots' Graves. Wa t info on John Bryan -- have info on (some) descendants.

Susan - 08/06/00 18:53:51
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Soldier's name:: Joseph Headley
Soldier's rank:: pvt
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: NJ

Comments:
Joseph Headley, b. 1758, NJ. Moved to OH about 1809. Died 1842, Licking Co, OH. OH pensioners list #OH3926467 for service in Rev War, Washington, DC, 1841 (195p):174. Official Register of Officers and Men of NJ in Rev War, W. Stryker, Trenton, NJ, 1872 (878p):624. Grave listed as in Casterline Cem, Cortland, OH according to DAR: Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.2, p. �Serial: 11393; Volume: 3

BERYL HEUER - 08/06/00 17:12:00
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Soldier's name:: BORTLE,BARTLE
Soldier's rank:: FIFER
State of Soldier's Residence:: possibly NY

Comments:
we only know he was a fifer in the revolutionary war and applied for a pension in early 1800s the surname has been misspelled several times but the names PHILIP,JAMES,DAVID come up a lot in WI it is spelled BORTLE

Donna Law - 08/02/00 22:35:53
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Soldier's name:: Lewis,Emanuel
Soldier's rank:: Matross
Company or unit:: Steven's Corps of Artillery
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
From my docs Emanuel Lewis was involved from 09 NOV 1776 Through Nov 1778.On Jany 7th 1778 he received double pay for building hutts at Valley Forge. I don't know when or where he was born but his will was proved on 19 MAY 1791. His daughter,Mary Lewis La , was my gggg grandmother.

Henry Pujol - 08/02/00 17:37:54
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Soldier's name:: Louis Radelatte
Soldier's rank:: Unknown
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: France

Comments:
Louis Radelatte, an ancestor of mine came to U.S. with Marquis de Lafayette and fought in the Revolutionary War. If you have any information related to this, please send me a note. Thanks.

SIGNE ANDERSON - 08/02/00 00:42:22
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Soldier's name:: THADDEAUS WARSAW GATES
Soldier's rank:: GEN
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA ?

Comments:
WAS UNDER COMMAND OF GEN WASHINGTON - FAILED TO FOLLOW ORDERS - WAS ALMOST CHGED W/TREASON FOR HAVING ENTERED BATTLE TO EARLY - NOT HAVING WAITED FOR COMMAND FROM GEN WASHINGTON ???? THIS STORY PASSED DOWN BUT I HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO VERIFY

Frank Nolen - 07/31/00 01:30:19
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Soldier's name:: Goss, William
State of Soldier's Residence:: Nc.

Comments:


Frank Nolen - 07/31/00 01:25:20
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Soldier's name:: Addison, Christopher
State of Soldier's Residence:: Sc

Comments:


Frank Nolen - 07/31/00 01:20:03
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Soldier's name:: Morris, William
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC.

Comments:
Married to Sara Terry. Died 12-10-1823 is buried in Geogia

Frank Nolen - 07/31/00 01:14:31
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Soldier's name:: Nolen, Stephen
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: Cav
State of Soldier's Residence:: SC

Comments:
Married to Mary Smith Died 10-26-1846 is buried at Sweet Home Methodist church Chambers Co. Al.

KENNETH J. ROBERTS II - 07/28/00 10:40:54
My Email:NONE
Soldier's name:: REUBEN ROBERTS
Soldier's rank:: E-3 AND LATER A SCOUT
Company or unit:: NC,OR TN
State of Soldier's Residence:: TENNESSEE

Comments:
I'M SURPRISED THAT HE IS NOT LISTED ALREADY. HE WAS ENLISTED FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE WAR TILL HIS DISCHARGE AT THE END OF THE WAR. ENLISTED TWICE , STAYED AT VALLEY FORGE. WOUNDED TWICE.

patriciaA Neal - 07/23/00 23:57:40
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Soldier's name:: Thomas Gadd
Soldier's rank:: Drummer Private
Company or unit:: Rawlings Division
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:


Sophia Fox - 07/23/00 04:56:06
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Soldier's name:: Francis Fox
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: 2nd NC Regiment , First Continental Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:


Raleigh Sutton - 07/22/00 19:10:28
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Soldier's name:: Thomas Cotton
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: N.C. 5th reg't of Foot Milita
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina/Tennessee

Comments:
Thought to have been held prisoner by the British in Mississippi for 7 months. Would like info on this if anyone has any.

Dori Bingham - 07/17/00 15:00:08
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Soldier's name:: James Pratt
Soldier's rank:: Capt.
Company or unit:: Capt Hutchins-Comm.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Vermont

Comments:
Early in the spring of 1780 0r 1781 (He can't say for certainty which) he enlisted at Halifax, a foresaid, for 9 months in the Vermont troops, went to Pittsford, VT and joined a company commanded by Capt Hutchins of Bennington, in which the other officers whom he recollects were Lt Spencer of Bennington and Ensign Brookins. In Sept. he was marched in this comapny to Castletown and found the regiment commanded by Col Ebenezer Allen in which Issac Clark was major. In the month of Oct the British landed at S eensboro(?) (now Whitehall) in the state of New York. Alarm guns were fired at Castleton for the troops or Militiamen to come in, and James was marched in a detachment under Maj Clark to Fort Ann in the state of New York. The fort was surrendered the mor ing they arrived. The British then marched toward Fort George and Tigconderoga, and Major Clark's detachment returned to Castleton. Gen Ethan Allen lead them on soon after arrival at Castleton. They were afterword Under Gen Enos. James served out his t me at Castleton and was dismissed without his discharge. James Pratt was born in Ware Massachusetts in 1763. moved to Halifax( where located at time of service), then to Pawlett(Rutland co ) Vermont in approx 1790 and remained his entire life. He was th last living survivor of the Revolutionary War in Pawlett Vermont until his death in 1854 at 91. In 1832 James Pratt appeared in open court, before the Judge of the Court of Probate for the district of Fairhaven, to make the declaration in order to obtain the benefits of the Act of Congress passed June 7 1832. Records and statements above located in the Stae of Vermont Rutland County District of Fairhaven Court Records dated Aug 14 1832.

Janell Wenzel - 07/16/00 03:32:55
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Soldier's name:: Shadrack Pinkston
Company or unit:: Commander's -in- Chief - Guard
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
Two young outstanding men were chosen form the counties of Virginia to serve George Washington as his personal guard. Shadrack Pinkston was chosen and served.

Janell Wenzel - 07/16/00 03:29:09
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Soldier's name:: William Haggins
Soldier's rank:: Patriot
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:


Janell Wenzel - 07/16/00 03:19:23
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Soldier's name:: Arichibold Barron
Soldier's rank:: Wgm
State of Soldier's Residence:: SC

Comments:


Karen Fields - 07/16/00 01:32:03
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Soldier's name:: Fields, Joseph
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
Joseph Fields was in a company commanded by Captain John Smith; in a regiment commanded by Colonel Ransey. He was in the battle of Brandywine. Joseph was discharged in 1779 in the state of New Jersey.

Janell Wenzel - 07/15/00 14:55:07
My Email:janell.wen.gte.net
Soldier's name:: Andrew Baxter
Soldier's rank:: patriot
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:
Andrew Baxter was a patriot and shot on his front porch by the Torries.

Janell Wenzel - 07/15/00 14:52:17
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Soldier's name:: Henry Starr
Soldier's rank:: soldier
State of Soldier's Residence:: MD,

Comments:
Henry Starr b. 1752 - have very complete lineage on his descendants.

John Congdon - 07/15/00 00:23:20
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Soldier's name:: Elijah Churchill
Soldier's rank:: Sergeant
State of Soldier's Residence:: MA

Comments:
Elijah Churchill was decorated by Gen. Washington at New Winsdor Contonement at Vale's Gate along with two other men with the Military Badge of Merit. Found in Museum at Vale's Gate New Windsor.

Linda Dietz - 07/14/00 23:50:29
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Soldier's name:: Israel Clark
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Capt.John Hay's Company
State of Soldier's Residence:: Connecticut

Comments:
Also served in Colonel Durkee's and Capt. J. Hales' Company, Capt. James Dana's Company, Colonel Ely's Connecticut Reg., Capt. Benton & Elias Stillwell's Companies. Colonels Isaac Sherman and Butler's Regiments. He enlisted in November 1775 and was discha ged in the fall of 1783.

Beverly Hopkins - 07/14/00 14:01:47
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Soldier's name:: Phillips, James
Soldier's rank:: Unknown
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
James Phillips was my g-g-g-grandfather. He was born in 1753 and came to America between 1760 and 1770. He lived in Pennsylvania when he joined the ranks of the Rev. War Soldiers. He moved to Ohio by 1800 and may have been given land there in payment fo his soldier's duties. Trying to find any roster with his information -marriage documents-birth documents of children - etc.

Wayne Smith - 07/14/00 02:16:36
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Soldier's name:: James Campbell
Soldier's rank:: Lt.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:


Joline Bergmeier - 07/13/00 23:09:17
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Soldier's name:: Perry, Jesse
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: North Carolina Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: South Carolina

Comments:
Jesse was born in Granville County, NC on 3/15/1755. He moved to Fairfield County, SC about the time of the Revolution. He died 12/31/1845 and is buried in Knox County, Tennessee. Information from obituary, listing of soldier's pensions (internet), also family notes.

DEBRA MILLER - 07/13/00 04:01:59
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Soldier's name:: LEWIS, AMOS
Soldier's rank:: PVT
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:


George W. Manning - 07/12/00 12:50:44
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Soldier's name:: Morrow
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:
Looking for information on two brother named Morrow who fought at the Battle of the Cowpens Thanks

David Freels - 07/10/00 23:42:52
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Soldier's name:: georg Heinrich Lones
State of Soldier's Residence:: TN

Comments:
Henry Lones was a well known man near Knoxville TN. He served in the war from the age of 12 as a gopher and errand boy, until allowed to enlist. This was in VA. His He was born in 1765. His grandfather was Georg Adam Lohnes of the 8th german regt. who als fought for the American side and lost a leg. he returned to Germany. Henry Lones is my 5th grt grandfather, and I have info on his family line of descent.

David Freels - 07/10/00 23:39:09
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Soldier's name:: William Tunnell
State of Soldier's Residence:: Va

Comments:
William Tunnel was a Baptist minister, his brother Stephen also serve din the war and was a Methodist minister. Their Father was from England where he had met Lady Ann Howard. They came to America to be married. william was born in 1755? and was either bo n in fairfax county, or lived there. The Tunnells had come originally from France where the name was Tonnelier. I have more info and paperwork on the line of descendents.

Jackie Sanders - 07/10/00 05:51:04
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Soldier's name:: T Bartholomew
Soldier's rank:: General
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Unknown

Comments:
Located in my grandmothers book, is an acrticle( very old)from a news paper about Gen.T Bartholomew.However, we have little info and are just starting to research who he was.We know he comes from the Hutson part of our family, and that family is from Indiana. My great great Grandparents names were Lieweelyn Porter Hutson & his wife lucy Ellen Barringer.We just recently found out there names.Any help or info would be greatly apriciated. Thank you

Diane Strother Hunter - 07/08/00 20:06:15
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Soldier's name:: George Strother
State of Soldier's Residence:: King George, VA

Comments:
What I know of about my ancestor is George Strother was 17 years old when he fought in the American Revolution. He was wounded and received a pension from the government. Because of George Strother, I am a member of the DAR. still having living relative

Verneal Maze - 07/08/00 14:38:13
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Soldier's name:: Edward Gregory
Soldier's rank:: Unknown
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
I'm not sure of his residence. He may have been in Kentucky.

Kathy Wilson - 07/07/00 03:46:05
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Soldier's name:: Johanne Werner
State of Soldier's Residence:: Germany then PA

Comments:
Johanne Werner was born in Germany 10-19-1754 Died in PA 9-11-1827 Married Chatharina Wolfgand

Betty Faux - 07/06/00 21:36:06
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Soldier's name:: John Hawkins, Jr.
Soldier's rank:: Minute Man
Company or unit:: Maryland Minute Man
State of Soldier's Residence:: Born. in MD, Died in SC

Comments:
John Hawkins Jr., served the American Cause as a Maryland Minute Man. I have a zerox of an excerpt from NSDAR app. # 487652, listing his birth in Maryland, 1730 and death in South Carolina in 1799. The record also lists his marriage to Elizabeth Jones in 1750. Elizabeth Jones was the daughter of Joseph Jones, a Rev. War Patriot of Maryland (see listing under Joseph Jones). John and Elizabeth(Jones)Hawkins were parents to a daughter-Patience Hawkins, and a son- James Hawkins. James Hawkins married Rachel Little, daughter of Thomas Little, Rev. soldier of North Carolina (see listing under Thomas Little- I have a zerox of the company payroll for Thomas Little with pay commencing August 10, 1780). James and Rachel (Little) Hawkins were parents to Elizabeth and Rebecca Hawkins, who married Moses and William Pruitt, respectively. Elizabeth Hawkins and William Pruitt were parents to 5 daughters and two sons, all of whom I can give information on if interested. William and Rebecca Pruitt were parents to 9 children (5 boys, 4 girls - all of whom I can give information on if interested). One of the daughters, Elizabeth Pruitt who married Zephuria Dunn. Elizabeth Pruitt and Zephuria Dunn are my Great-Great-Great-Great Grandparents. I have information on all generations from them to myself, and two generations after myself- if interested.

Betty Faux - 07/06/00 21:23:56
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Soldier's name:: Joseph Jones
Company or unit:: Patriot of Maryland

Comments:
Joseph Jones, a Rev. War Patiot of Maryland, was father of Elizabeth Jones, who married John Hawkins Jr., who served the American Sause as a Maryland Minute Man (see listing under John Hawkins- I have a zerox of an excerpt from NSDAR app. # 487652). John and Elizabeth(Jones)Hawkins were parents to James Hawkins. James Hawkins married Rachel Little, daughter of Thomas Little, Rev. soldier of North Carolina (see listing under Thomas Little- I have a zerox of the company payroll for Thomas Little with pay commencing August 10, 1780). James and Rachel (Little) Hawkins were parents to Elizabeth and Rebecca Hawkins, who married Moses and William Pruitt, respectively. Elizabeth Hawkins and William Pruitt were parents to 5 daughters and two sons, all of whom I can give information on if interested. William and Rebecca Pruitt were parents to 9 children (5 boys, 4 girls - all of whom I can give information on if interested). One of the daughters, Elizabeth Pruitt who married Zephuria Dunn. Elizabeth Pruitt and Zephuria Dunn are my Great-Great-Great-Great Grandparents. I have informations on all generations from them to myself and two generations after myself- if interested.

Betty Faux - 07/06/00 21:04:01
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Soldier's name:: Thomas Little
Company or unit:: North Carolina Militia

Comments:
I have a zerox of the company payroll for Thomas Little with pay commencing August 10, 1780. Thomas Little was the father of Rachel Little who married James Hawkins. James Hawkins was the son of John Hawkins Jr. (who served the American Cause as a Maryland Minute Man)and Elizabeth Jones Hawkins. Elizabeth Jones Hawkins was the daughter of Joseph Jones, a Rev. War Patiot of Maryland. James Hawkins and Rachel Little Hawkins were parents to Elizabeth and Rebecca Hawkins, who married Moses and William Pruitt, respectively. Elizabeth Hawkins and William Pruitt were parents to 5 daughters and two sons, all of whom I can give information on if interested. William and Rebecca Pruitt were parents to 9 children (5 boys, 4 girls - all of whom I can give information on if interested). One of the daughters, Elizabeth Pruitt who married Zephuria Dunn. Elizabeth Pruitt and Zephuria Dunn are my Great-Great-Great-Great Grandparents. I have informations on all generations from them to myself and two generations after myself- if interested.

David Lusk - 07/05/00 16:47:46
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Soldier's name:: John Davidson
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: Under Colonels Thomas Brandon and Robert Montgomery
State of Soldier's Residence:: South Carolina

Comments:
I am trying to run down the exact unit. I know he was killed in action at the Battle of Hanging Rock, S.C. 6 August 1780. Would like to know his unit.

Angela Grant - 07/04/00 22:12:55
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Soldier's name:: Chapman, Thomas
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: 2nd Virginia Brigade
State of Soldier's Residence:: unknown

Comments:
Chapman, Thomas (1758-1814) was a soldier in 2nd Virginia Brigade, Colonel Febiger's Maryland regiment

Janet Miller - 07/04/00 22:04:24
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Soldier's name:: Barnabus McGuire
Soldier's rank:: Pvt/Sgt.
Company or unit:: 1st Pennsylvania
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
Barnabus (Barney) McGuire enlisted July 1775 at Carlisle, Pa., "in Capt. Wm Hendrick's Company of Riflemen for one year," was "marched to Boston and then to Quebec under Col. (Benedict) Arnold," according to his testimony in pension records. He was captu ed at Battle of Quebec, held prisoner for about eight months and escaped with several friends. Rejoined American army and re-enlisted in 1st Pennsylvania under command of Col. Thomas Robinson for five years. Among battles in which he fought were Monmouth Germantown, White Plains and Stoney Point where he was wounded in the thigh. A pension granted in 1818. Barney died in 1825 and although exact site not known, most probably Derry, Westmoreland Co., Pa., where he lived with his wife and children from 179 onward. His wife, Jane Pendergast, a descendant of Garrett Pendergast, received a widow's pension until her death in 1837. Six known children: Phillip, Robert (who fought in War of 1812), Pendergast (my line), Nancy, Margaret and Jane.

Gayla Rose - 07/04/00 13:18:21
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Soldier's name:: James Ewing
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
James Ewing of chester 6 in the staet of PA who was a private in the company commanded by Captain hays of the reiment commanded by Col Evans in the Penn militia time for 6 months.

Gayla rose - 07/04/00 13:13:47
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Soldier's name:: Lucas J. Schermerhorn
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: First
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
Commissioned Oct 21, 1775 Capt of the companay 4th Regiment 2nd Rensselaerwyck Battalion, Kilian Van Rensselaer, Colonel.

James Defnall - 07/03/00 19:40:29
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Soldier's name:: william defnall
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:


Susan Davis - 07/03/00 09:03:04
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Soldier's name:: Moses Land
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: ?? Virginia line in1871
State of Soldier's Residence:: Illinois

Comments:


John Harbour - 07/02/00 13:22:54
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Soldier's name:: Joel Harbour
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
Listed on the muster list of General Greene in Thomas Henderson's company.

John Harbour - 07/02/00 13:21:45
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Soldier's name:: Noah Harbour
Soldier's rank:: PVT
Company or unit:: 7th or 14th Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:


Philip E. Davis - 06/29/00 00:51:17
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Soldier's name:: Edmund Davis
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: 1st Continental Army of South Carolina
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
My ggg-grandfather Edmund Davis (age 19) traveled from VA to South Carolina and joined the 1st Continental Army of SC in 1775.Fought at Moultrie, Fishers Creek, Charleston & Camden.He was captured and escaped recaptured and escaped at Camden and returned o his home state of VA, where he continued to serve until 1780.I have Edmund's war papers.

Philip E. Davis - 06/29/00 00:39:47
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Soldier's name:: Edmund Davis
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: 1st Continental Army of South Carolina
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
My ggg-grandfather Edmund Davis (age 19) traveled from VA to South Carolina and joined the 1st Continental Army of SC in 1775.

M. Duncan - 06/28/00 22:08:53
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Soldier's name:: Andrew Peabody
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachusetts

Comments:


M. Duncan - 06/28/00 22:08:07
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Soldier's name:: Daniel Redington
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachusetts

Comments:


William Donica - 06/21/00 04:58:03
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Donica
Soldier's rank:: Major
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
I was following up on my family geneology and recieved email on a Major Donica from Scotland who fought against the british

William Donica - 06/21/00 04:57:35
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Donica
Soldier's rank:: Major
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
I was following up on my family geneology and recieved email on a Major Donica from Scotland who fought against the british

Tiffany Guidry - 06/18/00 09:58:24
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Soldier's name:: Zebulon Patchin
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Capt Gideo n King's Co NY Militia Co
State of Soldier's Residence:: NY

Comments:


Houston Tracy Jr. - 06/17/00 14:48:21
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Soldier's name:: Hubbard Stephens
Soldier's rank:: Drum Major
Company or unit:: 2nd VA Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia, South Carolina

Comments:
Joined November 1778 serving under Col. Christian Febiger and Capt. John Stokes. Was at the Siege of Charleston in 1780-1781, where he was listed among the officers, as Drum Major in the 2nd Batallion, Virginia Line commanded by Col. William Heth. And in 2nd Company company commanded by Capt. Benjamin Taliaferro and the Batallion by eneral Charles Scott. Regiment was disbanded 25 Jul 1783.

Houston Tracy Jr. - 06/17/00 14:42:17
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Soldier's name:: Hubbard Stephens
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 6th VA Regiment Continental Forces
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
Served in Captain Nathaniel Fox's Company commanded by Colonel James Hendricks. Recruited for 3 years 24 Mar 1777. Shown as a Drummer, Muscian and Fifer. Served under Lt. Col. Charles Sims, col. John Gibson, Col. Christian Febiger, Capt. Alexander Rose. Newark, Valley Forge, Brunswick, White Plains.

Cheryl Davis - 06/16/00 21:40:32
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Soldier's name:: Matthew Stevens
Soldier's rank:: Private?
Company or unit:: Col. Lewis Van Woert's Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: NY

Comments:
I have a document called a Receipt Roll, which appears to be some sort of post war payment to the soldiers. Also, I've traced this portion of my family back 1649 in Stamford, Conn.

Ronnie Ranew - 06/16/00 00:18:04
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Soldier's name:: CARTER, Issac
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: Gates County Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:


Ronnie Ranew - 06/16/00 00:16:29
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Soldier's name:: SUGGS, Absalom
Soldier's rank:: Lieutenant
Company or unit:: Greene Co. Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:


Barb Anderson - 06/14/00 03:55:21
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Soldier's name:: PAYNE, SAMUEL
Soldier's rank:: 2nd Lieutenant
Company or unit:: 2nd Battalion, 7th Company
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Samuel Payne lived in Bedford CO, PA about 1772-1795. Served under Colonel George Ashman with the 2nd Battalion, 7th Company. He moved to KY with family c. 1796-1804. Then moved to Butler CO, OH.

Carey Gabbard - 06/09/00 02:35:51
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Soldier's name:: Joseph Ambrose
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
Joseph Ambrose was born in England in 1725. He is said to have served under George Washington. He died 1781 in Guilford Court House, NC. He was married to a Harris. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

R Preston - 06/06/00 15:20:20
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Soldier's name:: BOWLES, Charles
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
State of Soldier's Residence:: VT, NY

Comments:
From DAR Records for New Hampshire, Film at NEHGS, Pg 242, Cont.,Mass., & N.H.Service July 9,1819, Charles Bowles of Corinth, Vermont deposed: that he enlisted in May 1775, for 8 months, and In January, 1776, re-enlisted under Capt. Elijah Gleason, Col. James (N?)ixon, for one year, and then at the expiration of that time, for two more mo ths, being finally discharged at Turkey, Pennsylvania, but has lost his discharge: that is July 1777, he enlisted again for four months and in April,1778, enlisted for three years and was discharged at Newburgh, New York, the last service having been pe formed under Capt. Emerson, Col. Gilley. P 244 Claim allowed and certificate 14116, Vermont Agency, was issued Sept 6, 1819. (more details about family and change made as he intended to live in Malone, NY)

Henry John "Hank" Fry - 06/05/00 02:48:54
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Soldier's name:: Benjamin Fry
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: Pennsylvania Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Illinois

Comments:
Benjamin served withb Washington County, Pennsylvania Militia, under Capt. Thomas Parker 1781. Benjamin was born 25 Dec, 1758 in Fredrick County, Virginia and died 25 July, 1838 in Iroquois County, Illinois and is buried at Liberty Cemetery. He married Na cy Ann Cadwallader.

Patti Stone - 06/05/00 00:54:56
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Soldier's name:: James Watkins
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
James Watkins was born about 1750 in NC and died in 1810 in Johnston Co., NC He was married to Ann (unknown). They had 12 Children.

David W. Hiott - 06/04/00 13:34:56
My URL:http://www.genforum.com/Hiott
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Soldier's name:: Arthur Hiott
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: various SC units
State of Soldier's Residence:: (SC)

Comments:
Served near Georgetown, SC, then Charleston, SC, including Fort Sullivan (Moultrie). Was later taken prisoner by Tories (likely in the Pee Dee area) and was hanged, but the limb broke. He applied for a pension in 1825.

Melody Sones-Spence - 06/04/00 01:44:13
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Soldier's name:: Peter Sones
Soldier's rank:: Unknown
Company or unit:: Unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
I have very little information about this descendant, but family rumors have stated that he fought with George Washington. I would like concrete information either way.

Sarah Shingleton - 06/02/00 22:40:44
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/Atrium/2308/index.html
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: BIGGS, John
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 13th Virginia Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
John fought in the Revolutionary War and applied for a War Pension on March 18, 1821. The pension was for $8 a month, signed by J.C. Calhoun. (Continental Virginia pension # S37775) According to an account recorded at the Giles County Courthouse on Jun 10 1821 and signed by David French, John enlisted as a private under Captain John Smith in 1778. He enlisted in the 13th Virginia Regiment commanded by Colonel Campbell and Brigade commanded by General Broadhead. He also fought in the Light Horse Brig de commanded by Colonel Washington, the cousin to the Commander in Chief. My mother, Sidney Shingleton, obtained these records from the National Archives in Washington, DC. John fought at the Battle of the Eutaw Springs and the Battle of Cowpens (both in South Carolina). He was discharged by General Greene at Bacon's Bridge. John Biggs was entitled to 200 acres of land for his service in the VA Continental line, as evidenced by a land-office military warrant #1629. As of yet, I have been unable to determine if the warrant was claimed and land surveyed. It was not in KY. On possibility is that his sons, James and Moses (who both moved to Indiana) claimed the land. They both claimed or purchased land patents with a total acreage of 200 acres. John's will was probated on January 18, 1827. It reads: "Will of John Biggs, sick. Beloved wife, Mary Biggs; 2 cows and household furniture and 1 mare, as long as she lives. And at her death, to belong to Delilah Biggs, my granddaughter. To Thomas Biggs, 1 horse and rest of property". John Snidow, admin Wit; Christian Snidow III, Andrew Guner, James Clark. Proven February, 1827

Marilyn McGuire - 06/02/00 21:39:24
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Clement Howard
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
Enlisted by Ensign Nathan Williams. Passed by Joseph Smith, July 25, 1776. [Vol. 18, Pg. 51 MD State Archives] 1778 he gave an oath of fidelity Washington Co., MD.[ MD Early Census index] By 1792 he is listed in the Madison Co., KY. tax list.

Dorene Delaney Giordano - 06/01/00 16:05:16
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Kenny, Loughlin
Soldier's rank:: Col.

Comments:
I found an old family bible, which states that a Col. Loughlin Kenny fought in the American Revolution. After the war, he returned to Ireland. I have no further information. If anyone can help I would really appreciate it. Thank Your. Dorene

Mark C. Wright - 06/01/00 13:14:02
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Joseph Wright
Soldier's rank:: Pvt
Company or unit:: Mass & Conn Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Massachussetts

Comments:
Enlisted while living vicinity Roxbury, Mass.Born 1758, Chester Mass. Died 1825 Neversink, NY.

William Adams,Sr. - 05/29/00 18:28:13
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: John Thomas Hampton
Soldier's rank:: Surgeon
Company or unit:: Col.Enos Seeley's Regiment of N.J.
State of Soldier's Residence:: N.J.

Comments:
Dr. John Thomas Hampton was a surgeon in Col. Enos Seely's Regiment of N.J.Understand he is listed in the DAR'S. His father was John Hampton of Gloucester Co., N.J. who married Anne de Vail of Salem Co.,N.J. Dr. John's Grandfather was a William Hampton of Gloucester Co.,N.J., who as I have it, migrated from Gloucester Co.,VA. Would like to have any information on William Hampton, as to wife etc. Thanks---Bill

Patricia Anne Lebbert - 05/28/00 05:21:44
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Theopholis Batchelder
Soldier's rank:: Corporal
Company or unit:: Captain James Lemont's company
State of Soldier's Residence:: Mass.

Comments:
Theopholis Batchelder was born in Kingston, New Hampshire in 1742. Married in Kingston, Ann Sleeper May 9, 1763. He enlisted July 22, 1775 to December 31, 1775. He also appears among a list of Mass. Militia officers as 2nd.Lieut. Commissioned July 12, 1 78. Anymore information would be welcome. He is my 7th great grand father, grt, grt, grt, etc. He is decended from Stephen Bachiler, England 1561-1660. He was some type of leader in New Hampshire and had at his request the town of Winnicunnet chawnged to Hampton. Thank you for any thing you can tell me.

Cliff Underwood - 05/24/00 05:01:55
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: William "Wedgbar" Underwood
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Unkn
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia ?

Comments:
b. l759, parents unknown. Father of about l7 children, Jesse being my line.

Cliff Underwood - 05/24/00 04:29:32
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: William "Wedgbar" Underwood
Soldier's rank:: Private

Comments:


Barbara Cozzens - 05/15/00 00:14:00
My Email:boothbjc@aol
Soldier's name:: John Booth
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Connecticut

Comments:
John Booth (emigrated from England to CN) was commissioned captain in the Continental Army. He made a brilliant military career and survived the vicissitudes of war, but received fatal injuries by being thrown from his horse while fighting on Long Island. He had at least one son,Isaiah, a grandson,Ezra. I'd like to know more about him and his family.

Barbaraa Cozzens - 05/15/00 00:03:16
My Email:boothbjc
Soldier's name:: John Booth
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Connecticut

Comments:
John Booth (CN) was commissioned captain of a company in the Continental Army (company or unit unknown). He made a brilliant military record and survived the vicissitudes of war, but recieved fatal injuries by being thrown from his horse while fighting o Long Island. He had at least one son,Isaiah,a grandson,Ezra. I'd like more information about him and his family.

bARBARA cHRISTIAN - 05/13/00 22:23:03

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Shirley Maunz - 05/11/00 16:10:52
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: George Kessler
Soldier's rank:: do not know
Company or unit:: Do not know
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pa.

Comments:
George Kessler was a Tanner in Berks county,He was born in 1746 (county nor know). He died in Snyder county in 1805 leaving 13 children. Some under age. So were given Gardians. One of his son's came to Ohio to Perry and Sandusky countys

ALICE (HICKS) HENRY - 05/10/00 18:57:26
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: JAMES HICKS
Soldier's rank:: PVT 13 VA REG
Company or unit:: CPL 9TH VA REG
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA/PA

Comments:
DAR PAPERS STATE THAT JAMES HICKS HAD SON ALSO CALLED JAMES HICKS, WHO HAD SON THOMAS HICKS I AM INTERESTED IN RE-PROVING DAR PAPERS, FAMILY HISTORY; PLEASE CALL IF YOU HAVE FAMILY INFO MUSTERED OUT AT FT PITT VA/PA

Dennis Clark - 05/09/00 04:49:00
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Elias Clark
Soldier's rank:: Sargent
Company or unit:: Orange County Wallkill
State of Soldier's Residence:: ( NY )

Comments:


Don Kelly - 05/07/00 18:39:20
My URL:http://www.grovenet.net/donkelly
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Alexander Kelly
Soldier's rank:: unk
Company or unit:: Virginia Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
Per interviews conducted by a lawyer in 1750 there were thirteen heads of households in Virginia with the surname Kelly or Kelley. All except one were Loyal soldiers of the line. But something happened between 1750 and 1780 because my particular Kelly lin faught against the British during the Revolutionary War. 4gfather Alexander (there were two Alexanders and the other one went to Kentucky) Kelly was b 1755 K&Q County Virginia and as a young man served in the Virginia Militia (meaning he served with Geor e Washington in some capacity). Alexander was in Burke Co North Carolina by 1778 where 3gfather Hiram (Hyrum) Kelly was b 1778(?). Hiram was in Georgia by 1820 where 2gfather Jesse R. Kelly was b 1833 Habersham Co Georgia. By 1858 the families, except for older children who stayed behind) were near Atlanta, GA. In 1858 Hiram moved to Arkansas. Jesse gradusted Atlanta Medical Scholl as a doctor and followed his father to Arkansas in 1859. My gfather Marcus Lafaette Kelly was born 1855 (?) near Atlanta. Happy to connect with other cousins. Trying to learn about Alexander's father/mother/uncles/aunts/siblings. The Kelly line came from Connaught, Ireland Cheers Don Kelly

Kathy Hall - 05/05/00 03:20:02
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Col. William Price
Soldier's rank:: Lieutenant
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
Col William Price (Col in Ky Militia)moved to Ky in 1787 and settled in what is now Jessamine Co He held the first Independence Day celebration west of the Alleghanies in 1794 with 40 other Rev War veterans. He died in 1808 and is buried in the family plo outside of Nicholasville. He was under the command of Gen Anthony Wayne at Stony Point and was also at Brandywine, Monmouth and at the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown.

Curtis Kitchens - 05/02/00 18:12:41
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: James Lingo
Company or unit:: Army of 1000- N. Greene
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
James Lingo's place of birth is in question even though his RW record indicates Maryland. He was killed at the Seige of 96, SC in 1781. He service included the Battle of Brandywine, and Valley Forge. His widow, Catherine Lingo, recieved a pension as a esult of his service and death.

Kathy Kovalek - 05/01/00 01:22:05
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Kaull, John A.
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: Capt. Thomas' Co. of Col. Lamb's Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: NY

Comments:
John Kaull b. abt 1750 in Germany emigrated to NYC in Oct 1779 and served two years fighting in the battles at Kings Bridge and at Yorkstown. After the war he settled in Newport RI and married Catherine "Kitty" Hargill. Pension claim R 5800.

joan hixon - 04/27/00 19:30:18
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Jesse Waller
State of Soldier's Residence:: VA

Comments:
Margaret W. Haylett, I tried to e-mail you about our mutual descendant, but your e-mail did not go through. Please contact me. Anyone else who is an ancestor of Jesse Waller, please e-mail me.

- 04/20/00 04:09:20

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Jean Podominick - 04/19/00 01:07:24
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Solomon Redmon
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
Listed in Library of Virginia-- Bounty Warrant Verification files 1786.

James Johnston - 04/17/00 12:45:29
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: James Moon
Company or unit:: Colonel Company,1st Pa.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
James Moon served in the Revolutionary was from 6/1777 to 6/1783 regiment, Contimental line.

Dan Johnson - 04/15/00 22:07:43
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Daniel Johnson
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Sixth South Carolina Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: SC

Comments:
This ancestor is buried in the Johnson Cemetery, Copiah County, Mississippi. I would appreciate any help in identifying his parents. Daniel was born October 10, 1751, and died January 10, 1854.

Martha J. Davis - 04/14/00 15:11:58
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: John I. Davis
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 4th Regiment Morristown NJ
State of Soldier's Residence:: Cutler,Maine

Comments:
Any information on John I. Davis who enlisted in Morristown, NJ - Dec.25,1776 until duration of the war. One of 1st 4 settlers in the town of Cutler, Maine. Born in Gay Head, Martha's Vineyard 1754 Married Elizabeth Holmes in 1787 John Davis died in Cutler, Maine 1836

Denise Battle - 04/13/00 15:40:39
My Email:[email protected]; [email protected]
Soldier's name:: McCallum, Daniel (McCollum)
Soldier's rank:: Not Known
Company or unit:: Roebucks Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:
Revolutionary war record state that he served in Roebucks Regiment since the Fall of Charleston and Andersons Return. Any information on him would be greatly appreciated.

Denise Battle - 04/13/00 15:37:40
My Email:[email protected], [email protected]
Soldier's name:: McCallum, Daniel (McCollum)
Soldier's rank:: Not Known
Company or unit:: Roebucks Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:
Revolutionary war record state that he served in Roebucks Regiment since the Fall of Charleston and Andersons Return. Any information on him would be greatly appreciated.

STEVE MURRAY - 04/12/00 22:55:15
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: CHARLES MURRAY
Soldier's rank:: PRIVATE
Company or unit:: 6TH PENNSYLVANIA
State of Soldier's Residence:: PENNSYLVANIA

Comments:
ANY INFORMATION YOU CAN PROVIDE ON THIS SOLDIER WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED . STEVE MURRAY ([email protected])

Jueene Clark Zortman - 04/12/00 21:28:57
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Cornelius Clark
Soldier's rank:: Sergeant
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:
He participated in the Battle of Long Island and the retreat to New York, a second retreat to Westchester, and the Battle of White Plains. They camped at North Castle which was within walking distance of his farm where he lived with his wife Elizabeth.

Karen McGinty - 04/10/00 00:15:03
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Thomas Conyers

Comments:
Thomas Conyers was in the Revolutionary War from August, 1775 until October, 1779. He served with George Washington at Valley Forge in the Winter of 1777. Born in Pennsylvania, he moved to Wilson Co., TN in 1784. Actually I would like to trace his pare ts if that information is also available on his records. Thank you.

Glenda Thompson - 04/09/00 18:12:41
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: James Williamson
Soldier's rank:: Lieut.
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:


Glenda Thompson - 04/09/00 18:11:27
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Keener, Sebastian
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

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Glenda Thompson - 04/09/00 18:10:17
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Vance, David
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Capt. Bradford's Co.No.13
State of Soldier's Residence:: MD

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Dalton Royer - 04/09/00 12:26:34
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Royer, John
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: N.C.

Comments:
John Royer fought with forces from N.C. He married Ann Taylor in 1792 in Augusta Co., Va. He moved to Jefferson Co., Tn. and was also in the War of 1812. He moved to Lawrence Co., Al. before 1820 and applied for a pension in 1826 in Moulton, Al. His pensi n was rejected. Nothing is known of his death or burial site. His descendants still live in Lawrence and Morgan Counties in Alabama. Dalton Royer [email protected]

Marilyn Sigler - 04/07/00 16:25:40
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Abraham Jennings
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: CT and NY

Comments:
Ambraham Jennings was my fourth great- grandfather. He was married to Charity RISDON of CT. Their daughter Ruth Jennings married Harmon FAIRCHILD; their son Sherman FAIRCHILD married Jane Adeline DANFORTH; their daughter, Nancy Jane FAIRCHILD married Robert Irvine MCKIBBIN; their son Royal Bird MCKIBBIN married Beatrice Elizabeth HUGHES; their son Hugh Robert MCKIBBIN married Eleanor Virginia FLANAGAN; their daughter Marilyn married James Martin SIGLER. Abraham Jennings is listed as having received a pension for his service in the Revolutionary War, and Charity received it when he died.

Ben Smith - 03/30/00 15:34:46
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Benjamin Davis
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
Company or unit:: 4,8,12 Va. Regiments
State of Soldier's Residence:: Va.

Comments:
Benjamin Davis b 1735 in Va. d 7-24-1997 in Ga. Married to Mary Bush. Benjamin elisted March 2,1777. He served as a private in Capt. Ashbey's 12th Va. Regiment. Any help in getting more info would be great. Thanks.

sharon - 03/28/00 18:22:16
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: CORDER, Lewis
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
Lewis Corder b.1760 NC d.1833 Il m. Mary Garner

sharon - 03/28/00 18:21:54
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: CORDER, Lewis
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
Lewis Corder b.1760 NC d.1833 Il m. Mary Garner

John Summers - 03/28/00 04:11:42
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Col. Wiiliam Crawford
Soldier's rank:: Col.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virgina

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Deane C. Flowers - 03/26/00 20:39:55
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Ludwig Fischer
Soldier's rank:: Captain
State of Soldier's Residence:: Cabarrus County, N. C.

Comments:
Same as the comments I made when I submitted the information and mistakenly gave his residence as Germany. He settled in what was at the time Mecklenburg County, N. C. but this area later became Cabarrus County in 1792. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church in Cabarrus County where a number of his children and their descendents are buried and are still very active in this church today.

Deane C. Flowers - 03/26/00 20:29:54
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Ludwig Fischer
Soldier's rank:: Captain
State of Soldier's Residence:: Oberelsungen, Kassel, Germany

Comments:
Ludwig Fischer's parent's names were Johannes and Maria Magdalena Strohbert Fischer.He was born on February 17, 1754. Ludwig enlisted as a private, rose rapidly in rank. He was named a Captain of the Color Guard in 1775. He was captured in the Battle of Trenton, 1777. He escaped and joined his regiment and was advanced in rank in November 1779. He deserted in 1782 and settled in a German-Lutheran settlement in Mecklenburg County, N. C. where he married Christine House and had 11 children. He died on October 16, 1827.

John Carter - 03/26/00 02:24:20
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Thomas Carter
Soldier's rank:: Militiaman
Company or unit:: Col Boyd's Regiment
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
My gg-grandfather was born in Maryland, 1746, moved to Virginia at a young age. Fought in the RevWar as a militiaman under Capt James Colman in Col Boyd's regiment. Discharged in Nov 1779. Joined Capt Byrd Wall's Company in Halifax Co, Va and marched t Rockingham County, NC and joined Gen Greene's army at Troublesome Creek Iron Works. In the Battle of Guilford Court House 15 Mar 1781 in Col. Nathaniel Crocker's Regiment. Then marched to Ramsey's Mill where he was detailed to guard British prisoners t Va. Discharged on Mar 30, 1781 for a 3 month tour in the 3rd Va Regiment of Volunteers by Capt. Byrd Wall. Settled in the Matrimony Creek area of NC where he farmed and died in 1843. Wife's name was Elizabeth (think perhaps there was an earlier one).< r>
Kathy Anderson Scruggs - 03/24/00 17:51:02
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: John Anderson
Soldier's rank:: Pvt/Sgt
Company or unit:: Various Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:
1779 Wilkes Co., NC Militia pvt. under Capt. James Richardson, from Washington Co., NC (now TN) to Chicamauga under Col. Sevier; 1780 Wilkes Co., NC under Capt. John Barton to persue Col. Ferguson as fifer; at Battle of Kings Mountain; 1781 under Capt. John Snoddy of Washington Co., NC (now TN)to join Gen Francis Marion as orderly or First Sgt.; 1781 under Capt. John Hunter as orderly or First Sgt.; 1782 Battle of Lookout Mountain; discharged 1783.

John McCravey Jr. - 03/21/00 05:55:45
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Archibald McCravy
State of Soldier's Residence:: South Carolina

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John Howell - 03/19/00 22:10:22
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Thomas Shannon
Soldier's rank:: Captain
Company or unit:: Camden District SC Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: South Carolina

Comments:
Thomas Shannon settled in Fairfield County, S.C. from Va. He married Elizabeth Taylor

Mary Black - 03/19/00 20:25:57
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: George Kernreich/Kernrike
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: 6th reg Albany Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: New York

Comments:


Ron Ouimette - 03/19/00 18:07:35
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: John Benjamin Mitchell
Soldier's rank:: unkn
Company or unit:: Conn. 2nd & 8th
State of Soldier's Residence:: Conn.

Comments:
John Benjamin Mitchell enlisted in Militia at Newtown, Ct. in June of 1777. Served for duration. Was at Valley Forge, Germantown, and wounded in leg at Monmouth. Discharged at Newburg, N.Y. by George Washington. Married Jemima Sunderland in Oct. of 1784 at Huntington,Ct. Moved to Northern Vt. to be amongst Ist settlers of town of Fairfield. Died at a e 82, Jemima lived to 103.

paul j. johnson - 03/19/00 16:22:50
My URL:http://[email protected]
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: john
Soldier's rank:: johnson
Company or unit:: 3rd reg.n.y. militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: new york

Comments:
From the rev. war abstract of pension files the widow of john johnson r5604 of the new york line, caty johnson applied for a pension in sep. 13,1847 her age was 82 she married john on nov.1,1781 at kinderhook n.y.where they lived when john joined up.John ied at stockbridge Oneida cty. may 12,1823. Caty Johnson claimed that john had served with Col. Willets troops during the war. The request for a pension was denied since caty couldn't provide papers to prove that her john was the john who served with col. willet The n.y. genweb for montgomery twp. military census has a scout named john johnson serving in the 3rd reg. tryon county militia during the war. My family has a powderhorn with an inscription stating that "john johnson used this horn while serving as a scout for Washington" and that he gave it to his son william from him to his son abraham then to his nephew john my great grandfather.

Peggy Brown - 03/18/00 22:33:01
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Bloom, William
Company or unit:: General Wagner Brigade
State of Soldier's Residence:: New Jersey

Comments:
He had four other brothers in the war. Isaac, Killed in the war. Adam Peter Abraham

Herbert J. Rissler - 03/17/00 22:53:49
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: George Henry Risler
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Pennsylvania Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: (PA)

Comments:
George Henry Risler came from the Palatinate in l749. He was a member of Capt. Lewis Farmer's Penn. Rifle Regiment. He was mustered at Marcus Hook, 7/l/l776 and may have fought in battles of Long Island, Princeton and Trenton. Any information on his im ediate descendents would be much appreciated.

Stephen L. Bennett - 03/11/00 19:23:27
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Maltbie, Jonathan
Soldier's rank:: Lieutenant
Company or unit:: Navy
State of Soldier's Residence:: CT

Comments:
Served at Lieutenant aboard the Trumbull. Was in same fleet with Lt. John Paul Jones. Sat on several court marshall boards with John Paul Jones during the War. After the War he was commissioned a Captain by George Washington and given command of the reven e cutter, Argus.

- 03/10/00 06:36:08
State of Soldier's Residence:: probably New York

Comments:
My Rev. War soldier was General Greenes "boy" during the war and served in the ranks four years.He married Hannah Todd, reelated to the Abraham Lincoln Todds. My people didnt have his first name in the information on him. So I am not having good luck loca ing him/

William Leichter - 03/09/00 02:25:55
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Jacob Burley
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Va. Continental Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia (WV)

Comments:
Enlisted in 1782 for three years. Due to age he was probably a drummer. Received a Land Grant in the Military District of Ohio from Virginia for his service.

Emolene Lynch - 03/05/00 22:45:58
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Barnard (Barney)Kerran
State of Soldier's Residence:: Hampshire,Co.Va.(WV)

Comments:


Paul Graham - 03/04/00 22:32:07
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: William Wiley
Soldier's rank:: Private - Lieutenant
Company or unit:: Served under General Rutherford, Colonel Collier, Captain Arthur Forbes (Forbus?)
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina, Tennessee

Comments:
William Wiley was born in 1750 and died in 1842. His wife's name was Ann. William served three tours beginning in 1778 and ending in 1781. He fought in the battle of Guilford Courthouse against Cornwallis, where he was wounded. He contracted small pox sho tly thereafter and left the service. He moved to Tennessee around 1803. He applied for his pension in 1832 and his wife applied for widow's pension in 1844. I am looking for as much information as I can on William Wiley (or Willey).

Debbie Nitsche - 03/02/00 22:19:07
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: William Mankin
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland

Comments:
William's service number was 52751 or S2751.

Diane Dempsey Dodge - 03/02/00 08:46:36
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Cornelius Dempsey
Soldier's rank:: Pvt.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
Cornelius enlisted in 1776 at the age of 20.He fought in the battle of Germantown,Pa. On June 9, 1776 he was taken captive above Three Rivers and held in Canada with Maxwells troops he was returned July 27, 1776. Cornelius was killed in a logging accident in the 1780's

James Foley - 02/29/00 19:59:11
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Armsworthy, Baptist
Company or unit:: 3rd Maryland Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland?

Comments:
My 5-great grandfather enlisted in the 3rd Maryland at the tender age of 13, and was captured by the British during the battle of Camden, S.C. He was held prisoner in Charleston, either in the Old Fort dungeon, or in a prison ship in the harbor. While the e, he was recruited by Lord Montagu to join a Corps in fighting in Jamaica against the pirates. Montagu must have made quite an impression on young Baptist, for he not only took the Oath, and fought with Montagu's Corps, but when the time came to lay down arms, he decided to emigrate to Nova Scotia, Canada with Montagu, rather than return home. I am still looking for a source to indicate his rank/function. From his age at the time, I suspect he was a drummer or a runner, but I have been unable to find any ecords of his service. Thank you for your kind attention, Jake Foley

James Foley - 02/29/00 19:57:49
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: Armsworthy, Baptist
Company or unit:: 3rd Maryland Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland?

Comments:
My 5-great grandfather enlisted in the 3rd Maryland at the tender age of 13, and was captured by the British during the battle of Camden, S.C. He was held prisoner in Charleston, either in the Old Fort dungeon, or in a prison ship in the harbor. While the e, he was recruited by Lord Montagu to join a Corps in fighting in Jamaica against the pirates. Montagu must have made quite an impression on young Baptist, for he not only took the Oath, and fought with Montagu's Corps, but when the time came to lay down arms, he decided to emigrate to Nova Scotia, Canada with Montagu, rather than return home. I am still looking for a source to indicate his rank/function. From his age at the time, I suspect he was a drummer or a runner, but I have been unable to find any ecords of his service. Thank you for your kind attention, Jake Foley

James Foley - 02/29/00 19:56:15
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Soldier's name:: Armsworthy, Baptist
Company or unit:: 3rd Maryland Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Maryland?

Comments:
My 5-great grandfather enlisted in the 3rd Maryland at the tender age of 13, and was captured by the British during the battle of Camden, S.C. He was held prisoner in Charleston, either in the Old Fort dungeon, or in a prison ship in the harbor. While the e, he was recruited by Lord Montagu to join a Corps in fighting in Jamaica against the pirates. Montagu must have made quite an impression on young Baptist, for he not only took the Oath, and fought with Montagu's Corps, but when the time came to lay down arms, he decided to emigrate to Nova Scotia, Canada with Montagu, rather than return home. I am still looking for a source to indicate his rank/function. From his age at the time, I suspect he was a drummer or a runner, but I have been unable to find any ecords of his service.

Jerald R. Brooks - 02/29/00 10:31:48
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Soldier's name:: Jeremiah Colvin
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: Green Mountain Boys
State of Soldier's Residence:: Vermont

Comments:
Any information would help Thank You

Jerald R. Brooks - 02/29/00 10:30:04
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Soldier's name:: Jeremiah Colvin
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: Green Mountain Boys
State of Soldier's Residence:: Vermont

Comments:


William R. Wills - 02/29/00 02:34:14
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Soldier's name:: Edward Wills
Soldier's rank:: Pvt>Capt
Company or unit:: 1st,14th, 10th Va Rgt
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
1st Va Rgt, later redesignated 14th Va Rgt, and renumbered as 10th Va Rgt.

Richard Webster - 02/29/00 01:21:52
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Soldier's name:: James Meredith
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 4th Virginia Dragoons
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
James served with the 4th Virginia Dragoons and fought with Gen. Washington at Saratoga, Valley Forge, and in the Carolinas at the Cowpens. Injured falling off his horse, and was required to pay another man to finish his enlistment contract.

Richard Webster - 02/29/00 01:18:04
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Soldier's name:: Jacob Brown
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
Jacob fought with Gen. Nathaniel Green at Guilford Court House against Lord Cornwallis. His wife Mary, upon hearing that the Americans had retreated to Guiford Court House, rode horseback with another wife to bring food and clothing to their husbands. Mar survived a near drowning at the rain swollen Yadkin River and was at the battle with Jacob. In 1782, Jacob "condemned his outgoing in marriage and taking up arms in a warlike manner" and was received back into the Quaker Church. He later moved to Flat Rock, Henry County, Indiana. Jacob died from a kick by a horse, June 9, 1831.

Richard Webster - 02/29/00 01:07:26
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Soldier's name:: Thomas Edginton
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Capt. Munn's Co., 2nd. Bn. Washington County Militia, Penn.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Penn.

Comments:
Thomas Edginton served with his brothers: Private Jesse Edgington, Private John, Private 4th Class George, Private 4th Class Joseph, and Private 6th Class Isaac. All the bothers fought with Capt. Munn's Company, 2nd. Bn. Washington County Militia, Penn. in Crwford's Sabdusky Frontier Expedition against Capt. Matthew Elliott's Command of Butler's British Rangers and Simon Girty's Delaware and Shawnee Indians.

Richard Webster - 02/29/00 00:56:26
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Soldier's name:: Jesse Edginton
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Capt. Munn's Co., 2nd Bn. Washington County Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Penn.

Comments:
Fought in Crawford's ill fated Sabdusky Frontier Expedition. Captured by Indians, sold to the British and held for two years.

Richard Webster - 02/29/00 00:52:14
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Soldier's name:: Job Meredith
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Delaware Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: De;aware

Comments:


Barry Wetherington - 02/28/00 16:40:10
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Soldier's name:: Wm Witherington
Soldier's rank:: Priv
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:


Diana - 02/28/00 13:53:44
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Soldier's name:: Leriche
Company or unit:: Rochambeau
State of Soldier's Residence:: France

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Brian Wood - 02/27/00 16:03:20
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Soldier's name:: Jesse Wood
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: Dutchess Co., NY

Comments:
There are several Jesse Wood's, so I'm not exactly sure which one he is....

Jim McCloskey - 02/26/00 23:05:19
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Soldier's name:: John Robert Livingston
Soldier's rank:: junior officer
State of Soldier's Residence:: N.Y.

Comments:
My 4th g-grandfather, John R. Livingston, b. 1755 at Clermont, Columbia Co., N.Y., d. 10/03/1851 in Red Hook, N.Y. Commissioned as a junior officer in 1775 along with his brother Henry Beekman Livingston, when they joined the Continental Army expeditiona y force formed to invade the Canadain provences, under the command of Gen. Philip Schuyler. Second in command of this force was their brother-in-law, Gen. Richard Montgomery who died as a result of wounds received at the battle for Quebec. John returned h me at some point, I'm not sure when, but later volunteered again on July 14, 1777 at Fort Edward, N.Y. He returned to Clermont and resigned his commission in August 1777, after Gen. Schuyler was relieved of the Northern N.Y. command. Henry Beekman Living ton rose to the rank of colonel and participated in many campaigns before resigning his commission on Jan.13, 1779.

E - 02/26/00 20:54:26
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Soldier's name:: JOSEPH H. SHOMO
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Capt. Ritters Co.
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pennsylvania

Comments:
JOSEPH H. SHOMO CAME TO AMERICA WITH GENERAL ROCHAMBEAU'S ARMY FROM FRANCE IN 1781,IN DUKE OF LOUBRUNS FRENCH DIV. GEN. WASHINGTON SENT DIVISION INTO BARRACKS AT LEBANON, PA.

Shannon Henderson - 02/25/00 03:03:52
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Soldier's name:: BRANCH, Peter II
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: Connecticut

Comments:
"Branch Geneology" ISBN 0-937242-16-0 (by Cliffane (Fanie) Ann Merrill Carrier. "... Born on March 30, 1696 at Branch Hill, Connecticut. Died at age 63 in August 1757 or 1759 in Preston, New London County, Connecticut. He married Content Hawes (also sp lled Hows or House) on March 31, 1719 at Branch Hill, Connecticut..." If anyone has any further information, please contact me. Thank you.

Shannon Henderson - 02/25/00 01:57:39
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Soldier's name:: Branch, Peter II
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: unknown at this time

Comments:
Research by Fanie Carrier from the State of Washington shows Peter Branch, II to have fought in the R.W. Am looking for any proof of this obtainable on-line.

Terry Backer - 02/24/00 03:56:31
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Soldier's name:: Jonathan Eddy
Soldier's rank:: Col.
State of Soldier's Residence:: MA and Nova Scotia

Comments:
Col. Joanthan Eddy led the American attack on fort Cumberland in Nova Scotia. He was born in Mansfield MS in 1727. During th eFrench and Indain War he held the rank of Capt, and was stationed at Fort Cumberland NS. He later settled there with his family and became active in NS politics, he was a member of the NS General Assembly and Sheriff. In, 1776 when the American Revolution began he took up the cause leading the Eddy Rebellion aganist the Brits. He tarveled to MA where he met with General Washingt n asking for 600 men and supplies to invade Nova Scotia. Washington wrote congress and they refused. He then went to Philidelipha to ask congress himself and was again refused. Congress did not want to expand the war with so little resources. He then was ppointed and supplied to a small extent by the Ma. General Assembly to lunch an attack on Nova Scotia. The attack on Fort Cumberland failed but he did capture a 100 ton ship and send sorely needed supplies to Boston. All of the Col. sons also fought in the war- Jonathan, Ibrook, Elisa and William. Lots more info

Farrell Noplitt - 02/22/00 12:41:59
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Soldier's name:: Samuel Noblett
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA.

Comments:
Samuel Noblett intered into service in PA. aplied for pension i Spartanburg co. SC. Samuel was bn. 1744 PA. died 1832 Sjpartanburg co. SC.

charles hilaman - 02/20/00 07:44:18
My Email:chuck_hilaman
Soldier's name:: martin hilaman
Soldier's rank:: ????
Company or unit:: 9th co., ef 1780 4th battalion
State of Soldier's Residence:: pa.

Comments:
listed in: " bucks county soldiers of the revolution ", page #142 listed in: pa. archives, 3rd series, vol. VI, page 107m in the accounts of joshua, Esq., sub lieutenant of bucks county 1780 - 1783 his name is mis-spelled in records as hileman.

Frances Brite - 02/17/00 00:33:13
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Soldier's name:: Calcote, John
State of Soldier's Residence:: (SC)

Comments:
John Calcote served with Gen. Francis Marion, "THE SWAMP FOX" in the battles of SC. After a successful end to the Revolution, John moved to MS with his wife & children.

Denisse - 02/16/00 07:30:33
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Soldier's name:: Stephen Hetfield / Hatfield
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Commander-in-Chief's Guard
State of Soldier's Residence:: NJ

Comments:
Stephen Hetfiled / Hatfield B. NJ 1759, D. 1824 PA Served in the 3rd & 4th New Jersey Regiments, until inducted in to G. Washington's 'Guard' on March 20, 1780 while at NJ. Among battles, Germantown, Short Hills, at the surrender of Yorktown.

Vicki McKay - 02/13/00 22:24:21
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Soldier's name:: MCKAY, Francis and/or David
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: 26th & 42nd Foot - The Black Watch
State of Soldier's Residence:: unknown

Comments:
Previous family research has indicated the name Francis and David for this soldier, so his first name may be one or the other or a combination of both. He is of Scottish ancestry and married a woman with the last name METTLER. Unsubstantiated family his ory indicates that he came to Canada as a United Empire Loyalist. The family settled in Humberstone Twp, Welland County, Ontario where Francis/David died in 1812. His children were: Annie (married Jehoidra Schooley), Elizabeth (married Samuel Furry), rancis, Katharine (married Thomas Dyer), Margaret (married John Cherry), Mary (married John Dennis and remained in Welland County), Peter, William, John (married Margaret Beech and moved to Poplar Hill, Lobo Twp, Middlesex County, Ontario), Daniel (marrie Christianne Remy/Ramey and moved to Brantford & South Dumfries Twps, Brant County, Ontario) and Philip (married Catharine Beech - sister of Margaret above - and moved to Delaware Twp, Middlesex County, Ontario). Some of the other sons are believed to ha e gone west, one of them likely to the Winnepeg, Manitoba area while another is believed to have gone to Australia or New Zealand.

RAYMOND HARTLEY - 02/12/00 06:20:16
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Soldier's name:: BENJAMIN HARTLEY
Soldier's rank:: PRIVATE
Company or unit:: BUCKS CO. MILITIA, SOLEBURY CO.
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA.

Comments:
BENJAMIN HARTLEY WAS AN ODDITY IN OUR FAMILY TREE AS HE WAS A QUAKER THAT FOUGHT IN THE WAR.

Doryl J.Moore - 02/10/00 17:22:45
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Soldier's name:: Moore,Gershom
State of Soldier's Residence:: N.Y.

Comments:
Gershom Moore born 14 jan 1754,(need parents),brother of Joseph et John all in Rev.war. Thanks Doryl J.(Moore)Langlois

phyllis paul davis - 02/09/00 15:30:09
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Soldier's name:: john woolson
Soldier's rank:: unknown
Company or unit:: unknown
State of Soldier's Residence:: pemberton, NJ

Comments:


Joan Johnson - 02/08/00 19:18:42
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Soldier's name:: Elisha Meredith
Soldier's rank:: Capt.
Company or unit:: Continental Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Virginia

Comments:
My 3x great/grandfather, Elisha Meredith, was a Capt. at the Battle of Yorktown. Officer in the Continental Line. (Journal of the Governor's Council of the Rev. War.) He enlisted as ensign in Capt Winston's Company in the Batallion of which his uncle Samu l Meredith was Colonel, (Samuel Meredith - brother in law to Patrick Henry). Elisha's father, (also named Elisha), had the title of "Captain Officer" in the Virginia State Line, and was quartermaster in his brother Samuel's regiment.(Info also found in t e Meredith Family Tree and the Revolutionary War Public Service Claims - cards 21 & 22/Library of Virginia)

jim foust - 02/07/00 02:41:42
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Soldier's name:: foust, philip
Company or unit:: upper company of berks co. milita
State of Soldier's Residence:: pa.

Comments:
served under col. balzer gehr

paula rugh thayer - 02/06/00 03:49:32
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Soldier's name:: Matthew Jack
Soldier's rank:: Capt
Company or unit:: 8th PA...?
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Matthew Jack served with Washington's army in NJ and lost the use of his left hand during the battle at Boundbrook...he thne returned to the frontier of Western PA and served as a ranger and Indian scout. Have extensive anecdotal information to share, and would like to hear from other descendants of Matthew Jack as well as descendants of victims/survivors of the 13 July 1782 attack and burning of Hannastown

paula rugh thayer - 02/06/00 03:45:47
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Soldier's name:: Joseph Erwin
Soldier's rank:: Capt
Company or unit:: ui PA Rifle Regt
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Capt Joseph Erwin was commissioned 6 Apr 1776 in PA Rifle Regt (Col Miles) and discharged at Valley Forge 1 Jan 1778. he fought in the battles of Long Island, white Plains, Trenton, Princeton, Tuibbletown, Brandywine, and Germantown. Then served as captai in the 9th Pa Continental Line, capt of Militia, Ranger Regt, Westmoreland County 1778-1780 and did service at Ft Pitt, Ft Hands, Ft Wallace, and Ft Hannastown. I am descended form his daughter (name unknown) and would like to share information about thi family line, with lots of blanks to fill in. Capt Erwin reportedly died Armstrong CO PA in 1825

Jim Johnson - 02/05/00 04:11:17
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Soldier's name:: Solomon Baker
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: (PA)

Comments:


Jack Glasgow - 02/03/00 06:27:50
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Soldier's name:: Christopher HAYS
Soldier's rank:: Colonel
Company or unit:: Pa. Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pa.

Comments:
Colonel Hays b. abt. 1738 Pa. or Va. Served in Militia in Westmorland Co., Pa. in the 1770s-80s. In Woodford Co., Ky. by 1792. In Cape Girardeau Co., Mo by abt. 1800. Died there 1808. Marr Eva Apple in Pa.

Peter M. Sweeny - 02/03/00 04:59:34
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Soldier's name:: Jacob Weiss
Soldier's rank:: Col.
Company or unit:: Pa. Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: Pa

Comments:
Col. Jacob Weiss was a Deputy Quartermaster General who served the Pa. Line and was at Valley Forge. He founded Weissport, Pa. and Lehighton, Pa. where a statue of him was erected. His pension records are at the Nat'l Archives in Wash.

Peter M. Sweeny - 02/03/00 04:53:57
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Soldier's name:: Joseph Sweeny
Soldier's rank:: Private
State of Soldier's Residence:: PA

Comments:
Joseph Sweeny was with the Pa. Militia and mustered at Newtown, Pa

Joe Anne Williams - 01/31/00 15:11:36
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Soldier's name:: William WILLIAMS Sr.
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: 10th Regiment, NC Line
State of Soldier's Residence:: NC

Comments:
William WILLIAMS Sr. served in the Revolutionary War as a private in the 10th Regiment, North Carolina Line. He married Mary Ward 1757 (possibly one other) at Duplin Co. NC he Died abt 1785/86 Burk Co. GA or Sorenven, Co. GA. They had six children. Source of Proof: Colonial GA Gen. Dept. p 32-49 (1745-1783) "Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the American Revolution" published DAR 1932 pg.176

D,Gameson - 01/29/00 20:13:48
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Soldier's name:: Richard Trevillion
Soldier's rank:: pvt
Company or unit:: Jack Seviers mountaineers
State of Soldier's Residence:: North Carolina

Comments:
Several Trevillions from South Carolina including Joab, Richard and James faught in Revolutionary war. Richard and Joab were at Battle of Kings mountain. Land grants and pensionnumbers available out of South Carolina

Lisa Coriell Davis - 01/28/00 15:50:33
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Soldier's name:: Abraham M. Coriell(1738)
Soldier's rank:: minute-man
Company or unit:: Middlesex County, NJ
State of Soldier's Residence:: NJ

Comments:
Would like any info on this ancestor...esp regarding his grandfather Abraham Coriell(b. 1663)and his grandmother Coriell. Would like any stories or info that anyone can provide...Thank you!

Douglas P. Walker - 01/27/00 23:21:19
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Soldier's name:: Martin Overturf
Soldier's rank:: Private
Company or unit:: Washington County Militia
State of Soldier's Residence:: Washington Country, PA

Comments:
This information is based on a distant cousin's DAR memberhsip application. I am a direct decendent of Martin Overturf through my paternal grandmother, Emma Overturf. Matin was born in Fayette County, PA in 1756 and died in Rypley County, Indiana in 184 . Emma Overturf's son, my father, was BGen. Kenneth N. Walker, USAF, air power pioneer who commanded the Fifth Bomber Command in Australia, was lost on an air raid over Rabaul, New Britain in January 1943. Awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. He i the subject of book published by the Air Force University Press, "Kenneth N. Walker - Airpowers Untempered Crusader" by Martha Byrd.

Rick Seavey - 01/27/00 16:59:35
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Soldier's name:: Jonathan Leavitt
Soldier's rank:: Capt. of Artillery
Company or unit:: Hampton Falls NH ?
State of Soldier's Residence:: NH

Comments:
Jonathan born 22 Feb 1756 in Hampton Falls. Married Mary Perkins of H.F. His daughter Abigail was my great great great grandmother in matrilineal line. The info. in the "Genealogy of John Brown" says his family came from Eastport ME, but my research shows only NH roots. Does anyone know when he served or which regiment?

Judy Burns - 01/26/00 23:26:56
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Soldier's name:: William Thompson
Soldier's rank:: Sergeant of Cavalry
State of Soldier's Residence:: SC

Comments:
William Thompson lived in Rutherford County, NC. He enlisted in SC. He served under Col. Samuel Hammonds.

jim stoeber - 01/25/00 22:38:11
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Soldier's name:: john favil
Soldier's rank:: pvt, capt
Company or unit:: leflers bateau co
State of Soldier's Residence:: ny nj

Comments:
he served at fishkill building boats, after the war he settled in the mohawk valley , the township of herkimer

jim stoeber - 01/25/00 22:24:45
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Soldier's name:: john favil
Soldier's rank:: pvt, capt
Company or unit:: leflers bateau co
State of Soldier's Residence:: ny

Comments:


Sharon Kress - 01/25/00 19:49:13
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Soldier's name:: SHAY, TIMOTHY
Soldier's rank:: PVT
Company or unit:: UNKNOWN
State of Soldier's Residence:: NEW JERSEY

Comments:
Timothy Shay is listed in the DAR Patriot Index as follows: SHAY, Timothy, b. 10-26-1756 d. 7--1837 m (1) Mary Drake (2) Mary (Rubart) Emery PVT CT. Our family "story" is that he served from May 11, 1775 to December 15, 1775. Looking for anyone who an help me further document his service ie. company or unit. This Timothy Shay is sited in History of Sussex & Warren Counties, New Jersey...compiled by James P. Snell...1881... "Timothy Shay came from Virginia to the township (Sandyston) during the war f the Revolution having purchased a farm in the north portion of the township, now occupied by Jeptha C. Shay. The family of Mr. Shay was extensive, many of his children having chosen homes in the township. One son, David, served in the war of 1812, and fell a victim to fever contracted at that time. Joshia, Ephraim and John died in Sandyston and left descendants, who are still residents of the township. The son of the first is Jeptha; the children of Ephraim are Timothy E., Theodore, and Joshua; while John has two daughters and one son."

john doe - 01/23/00 22:33:40
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My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: lovett reed
Soldier's rank:: sergeant
State of Soldier's Residence:: tennessee

Comments:


john doe - 01/23/00 22:26:26
My URL:http://home.talkcity.com/GasolineAlley/spawn68/index.html
My Email:[email protected]
Soldier's name:: lovett reed
Soldier's rank:: sergeant
State of Soldier's Residence:: tennessee

Comments:


Leslie Reid - 01/23/00 06:04:11
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Soldier's name:: Moses Camp
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: Captain Webb's Unit
State of Soldier's Residence:: Connecticut

Comments:
Moses Camp wintered at Valley Vorge and fought in the battle of Trenton. There is a powder horn in the musuem at Valley Vorge w/ his name carved in it. He is a matrilineal ancestor of mine. I am doing further research based on my mother's DAR papers I would be happy to give/receive information from family members.

Leslie Reid - 01/23/00 06:02:58
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Soldier's name:: Moses Camp
Soldier's rank:: private
Company or unit:: Captain Webb's Unit
State of Soldier's Residence:: Connecticut