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| Soldier served from MA. Soldier was a
Private. Soldier was b.1748 MA and d.1830 Ashfield, MA. Soldier m. Elizabeth Stocking.
Soldier's son, Jehiel Perkins was mentioned. |
Soldier served from NY. Soldier was a
Private. Soldier applied for Bounty Land, his admin. was John Perkins.
Source: Book of Administration -Book 1 or I - Onondaga Co., NY - Thankful Garnsey, Town
of Salem, Ontario Co., NY.
Administrator of the Estate of Titus Perkins a late soldier in the line of
Artillary of the State aforesaid, lately
serving in the Army of the U.S. - To you Thankful Garnsey, a sister.....
dated 2.16.1795
Source: Past and Present of Syracuse and Onondaga Co., NY by Rev. William M.
Beauchamp (1908) -
Surrogates court. On Feb. 16th, 1795,
issued to Thankful Garnsey of the town of
Jerusalem, Ontario Co., NY, upon the estate of Titus Perkins,
late a soldier
in the line of artillery of the state of New York, lately serving in the
army of the United States. |
Matross. Capt. Joseph Thomas's Co. Col.
John Lamb's regiment. 2nd Artillery. Muster rolls for Feb.-April, 1781.
Westpoint, Enlistment during War.
*Possibly he who m. Jenny Killum at Danvers, MA on 4.21.1887* |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Soldier served from NC. Soldier was
b.1761 Lincoln Co., NC and d. 1842 Hancock, IL. Soldier m. Sally Gant. Soldier lived at
Abbeville Co., SC, then Pendleton Co., SC, then White Co., TN and then to Morgan Co., IL. |
| Soldier served from CT. Soldier was a
Private .Soldier was b.1761 CT and d.1817 VT. Soldier m. Sylvia Longbottom. |
| Soldier served from CT. Soldier was
b.1755 CT and d. Crownpoint, Essex Co., NY. Soldier m. 1st.Ruth Hotchkiss, 2nd. Martha Claflin. Soldier applied
from Orleans Co., VT a resident of Stanstead, Canada. |
| Soldier served from CT. Soldier was
b.1743 CT and d.? VT. Soldier m. 1st. Lydia Sterling, 2nd. Irene Smith. Soldier resided at
Hartland, Windsor Co., VT. |
| Soldier served from CT. Soldier was a
Private. Soldier was b.1750 CT and d.1807 NY. Soldier m. Margaret Place. |
| Soldier served from MA. Soldier was
b.1760. Soldier m. Lucy Littlefield. Soldier mentions children, Lovey and Nancy Perkins. |
| Soldier served from MA. Soldier was a
Major. Soldier was b.1742 MA and d.1802 MA. Soldier m. Abigail Cox. |
| Ipswich, MA. Private. Capt. Nathaniel
Waide's Co. , June 5th, 1775 return dated. Company marched to Cambridge,
MA , also, Capt. Wade's Co., Col. Moses Little's 17th Regiment. Aug.
1st, 1775 muster roll dated. May 15th, 1775 enlisted. 11 weeks service.
Age 22 Company return (probably Oct. 1775). |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Soldier served from MA. Soldier was b.
? and d.1831 MA. Soldier m. Judith Clough. Widow mentions children, Polly wife of
Eliphalet Woodworth & Julia wife of John O. Mead of CT during application. |
| Wells. Muster roll return by
Nathaniel Wells. Muster Master for York Co. Oct. 16th, 1777, Wells.
Wells resident. Perkins mustered to serve from Oct. 1st, 1777 for 8
months, to the credit of the town of Wells. |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Fifer. Capt. Lt. John
Callender's Co., Col. John Crane's regiment. Artillery. Muster roll
dated Providence, April, 1779. Credited to town of Boston, MA. Dec. 1st,
1777 enlisted. 3 year enlistment. |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Soldier served from NC. Solder was
b.1755 Currituck Co., NC and applied from Halifax Co., NC. |
| Soldier served from VA. Soldier was a
Private. Soldier was b.1722 VA and d. 1800 VA. Soldier m. Lucy Watkins. |
| Soldier served from VA. Soldier was
b.1750 VA and d.1816 GA. Soldier m. Sarah Walker. |
| Soldier served from VA. Soldier was a
Col. Soldier was b.1740 VA and received his pension 1806 VA. Soldier m. Elizabeth Lee Fearn. |
| Soldier served from RI. Soldier was a
Ensign. Soldier was b.1754 RI and received his pension 1800 NY. Soldier m. Haziah (?). |
| Soldier served from MA. Soldier was a
Private. Soldier was b.1740 MA and d.1810 MA. Soldier m. Mary Wildes. |
| Private. Topsfield, MA.
Capt. Stephen Perkins's Co., which marched on alarm April 19th, 1775. 1
day sevice. Also, Capt. Perkin's Co., Col. Cogswell regiment. Enlisted
Sept. 22nd, 1776. Discharged Nov. 16th, 1776. 2 months 3 days service 12
days travel. 250 miles from home. Roll dated North Castle.
|
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Soldier served from MA. Soldier was a
Lieut. Soldier was b.1742 MA and d.1808 MA. Soldier m. Patience Ripley. |
| Private. Capt. John
Bradford's Co. Col. Theophilus Cotton's regiment. Marched April 19th,
1775 to Marshfield. 3 days service. Company probably belonged to Plympton
& Halifax, MA. Reported as not having enlisted in Army. |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Lieutenant, Capt. Thomas Samson's
3rd (Plympton) Co., Col. Gamaliel Bradford Jr.'s (1st Plymouth Co.),
Regiment of MA militia. List of officers chosen by several companies &
ranked by the field officers of said Regiment. Certified by Seth Cushing
2nd Major at Watertown, MA. June 6th, 1776. Ordered & Commissioned.
Also, Lt. Capt. Thomas Samson's Co., Col. Thomas Lathrop's Regiment.
Brig. Joseph Cushing's Brigade. 15 days service. Alarm Dec. 1776 Company
marched to Bristol, RI. Roll dated Plympton. Also, 1st Lt. Capt. Thomas
Samson's 3rd Co., Col. Theophilus Cotton's 1st Plymouth Co. Regiment of
MA Militia. List of officers. Oct. 28th, 1778 Commissioned. |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Oakham, MA. Company receipt for
ammunition, given to Capt. Barnabas Sears, dated Dorchester Camp., Feb.
15th, 1776; also, return of men raised to serve the Continental Army
from Col. James Converse's (4th Worcester Co., ) reg; residence Oakham,
MA: engaged for town of Oakham; join Capt. Reed's co., Col Alden's regt;
term, 3 years; also, list of men mustered by Nathaniel Barber, Muster
Master of Suffolk Co., dated Boston, May 25th, 1777 to Sept. 15th, 1777;
reported killed; also, Capt. Reed's Co., Col. Ichabod Alden's regt. ;
return dated Jan. 12th, 17787; mustered by Suffolk Co., Muster Master
Barber and by a Continental Muster Master. Enlisted May 16th, 1775 for service of eight months at
Roxbury. Capt. Hazeltine's Co., Col. Fellow's Regiment. Reenlisted 1776.
March 1777 engaged for three years in Continental Army in Capt. Reed's
Co., Col. Alden's Regiment. He was killed on Sept. 15th, 1777. Feb. 1766
m. Mary Ford of Pembroke. Widow married 2nd Capt. John Crawford.
Born in Bridgewater, MA, son of David &
Alice (Leach) Perkins. Soldier was from Oakham, MA. |
| Source: Soldiers of Oakham, MA in the
Rev. War, the War of 1812 and the Civil War. by Henry Parks Wright.
(1914) |
| Soldier served from NY. Soldier was
b.1745 and d. 1833 NY. Soldiers son, Enoch Perkins applied from Cayuga Co.,NY age 70.
Soldier lived at Ulster Co., NY. A Valentine Perkins of Seneca, Ontario Co., NY was witness
to application and said Soldiers father lived near his father in Ulster Co., NY during the
Rev. War. |
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