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Subject: [WHITNEY-L] RevWar Enlistments, Worcester County (from WorcsCo list)
Date: Sun, 23 Feb 2003 00:06:06 EST
Taken from:
"History of Worcester County, Massachusetts with biographical sketches
of many of its pioneers and prominent men"; compiled by : D. Hamilton
Hurd, supervisor Volumne 2, J.W.Lewis & Company 1889
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The other enlistments in 1775 were Joseph Smith in the company of
Captain Edward Crafts, and Joshua Felt and Jonathan Gay in the company
of Captain Ezra Badlam, both companies being attached to the artillery
regiment commanded by Colonel Richard Gridley, and also Joshua Tenney in
the company of Captain Isaac Bolster, of Sutton.
The only enlistments in 1776, so far as the records show were those
of Peter Holbrook, James Torrey, Benjamin Batcheller and Samuel Wright
in the company of Captain Benjamin Richardson, attached to the regiment
of Colonel Nicholas Dike, engaged for 3 months service at Dorchester.
The following men enlisted in 1777 in the company of Captain Robert
Taft, for a service not stated in the records:
Robert Taft-capt Thomas Nelson
Thomas M Baker-Lt Thomas Bardis
Asa Hazeltine-Lt Enoch Batcheller
Daniel Kelley-sgt Matthew Taft
Benjamin Potter-sgt Joseph Sadler Jr.
Benjamin Clemons-sgt Hezekiah Wood
Stephen Nelson-corp Ebenezer Walker Jr.
Daniel Wood-corp Abner Palmer
Francis Boon-corp Stephen Child
Thomas Forbush-corp Oliver Whitney
Elijah Warren-fifer Josiah Torrey
Edward Forbes-drummer Benjamin Wood
Benjamin Farrar Wilson Rawson Jr.
Ephraim Whitney Aaron Haywood
Daniel Fisk Joseph Patten
Daniel Boyden Joshua Hicks
Jonas Warren (3d) Jonathan Evans
Enoch Forbush Simeon Holbrook
Isaac Nelson Elisha Wood
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The following marched to Claverick, on the Hudson River, in 1779, in
the company of Captain Thomas Mashal Baker, attached to the regiment of
Colonel James Denny:
Thomas M Baker-capt Joseph Hayward
Eliphalet Stearns-Lt. William Johnson
Increae Thayer-Lt. Grindall Keith
Frederick Taft-sgt Jesse Morse
Jonathan Bacon-sgt Jesse Marsh
John Brown-sgt Samuel Maynard
Nathaniel Torrey-corp Stephen Nelson
John Whitney-corp John Pickering
Baxter Hall-corp ----?----
Joseh Daniels-corp Thompson Rawson
Edward Forbes-drummer Benjamin Spooner
Samuel Lesure-fifer Benjamin Spear
Amasa Aldrich Sylvanus Scott
Francis Bacon Elijah Stearns
Benjamin Batcheller Solomon Stockwell
Samuel Clemons Thomas Streight
Benjamin Cary Joseph Torrey
John Darling Amos Thayer
Peleg Darling Noah Tytus
Comfort Eddy Antipas White
Nathaniel Fisk ---?---
John Flagg Timothy Wood
Edward Hunt Jonathan Wright
Silas Holbrook Nathan Nelson
Peter Holbrook Caleb Lamb
William Hall
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"History of Worcester Co., Mass. ...." pages 910 and 911
Other enlistments in 1779 were Ezra Keys and Grindley Jackson, for 2
months in Rhode Island, in the company of Captain Thomas Fisk and
regiment of Colonel Nathan Tyler; James Lackey, Jeremiah Batcheller,
Abiel Taylor and William Patten, under Captain William Henry, for
service at Castle and Governor's Islads; and, James Johnson, for the
Continental Army.
The following marched to Rhode Island, in July 1780, in Captain Thomas
Marshal Baker's company and Colonel Nathan Tyler's regiment:
Thomas M Baker-capt Joseph Jackson
Robert Taft-Lt. Abram Knowlton
Daniel Boyden-Lt Samuel Lackey
Benjamin Sadler-sgt James Lackey
Solomon Taft-sgt John Morse
Timothy Fisher-sgt Alvin Munroe
Daniel Wood-sgt Nehemiah Moore
Simeon Holbrook-corp Paul Nelson
William Putnam-corp Benjamin Potter
Silas Warren-corp Jacob Perham
Seth Sadler-corp Matthew Taft
Amos Wood-corp David Taft
Ezra Wood-corp Joshua Tenney
Nathan Brackett Stephen Temple
Enoch Batcheller Samuel Wood
Elisha Bradish Jonathan Wright
Jason Batherick John Wood
Benjamin Clemons Jonas Warren
Samuel Forbush Amos Whitney
Ebenezer Forbush Daniel Warren
Jacob Fisk Ezra Whitney
Samuel Goldthwaite Stephen Warren
Nathaniel Gould Nahum Warren
Joseph Hill Joseph Wood
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