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| Served from CT. Soldier was a Private.
Solider was b.10-29-1770 CT and d. 12-1-1806 CT. His wife was Sarah Perkins. |
| Served from MA. Soldier was a Corp.
Solider was b. 2-2-1752 MA and . 10-2-1823 MA. Soldier m. Mary "Molly" Pratt in 1782 at
Bridgewater, MA. She d. 4-25-1849 Bridgewater, MA. Soldier applied 4-1-1818 Bridgewater, MA.
Soldier's children were Simon Perkins and Solomon Perkins of Bridgewater, MA, Aaron Perkins
of Danbury, CT, Minerva Perkins, wife of Allen Edson of Braintree, MA and
Ebenezer Perkins of Berryville, Sullivan Co., NY and Ozias Perkins of Hanover, MA. |
| Served from MA. Soldier was a
Private. Solider was b. 5-14-1757 Plymmpton, MA and d. 12-17-1840 Hebron, Oxford Co.,ME .
His wife was Sarah Weston who he m. 2-7-1790 at Middleboro, MA. Solider applied 1836
from Hebron, Oxford Co.,ME. Soldiers child was Elias Perkins of Hebron, ME. |
| Served from NY. Solider was a Leut.
Solider was b. 12-14-1740 NY and applied for his pension on 1-23-1797 NY. His wife was Hannah Jayne. |
| Served from RI. Soldier was a Private.
Soldier was b. 8-20-1736 and d. 12-25-1827 RI. His wife was Hannah Prosser. |
| Served from MA. Soldier was b. 1758
and d. 7-26-1824. Soldier applied 4-7-1818 age 60 from Dunstable, Hillsborough Co., NH. |
| Served from CT. Soldier was b. 1757
and d. 4-16-1831 CT. Soldier applied 4-1-1818 from New London, CT. In 1820 Soldier was from
Norwich, CT age 63. |
| Served from MA. Soldier was b. 1760
Middleton, Essex Co., MA. Soldier applied 8-17-1832 Lyndeborough, Hillsborough Co., NH.
Soldier also resided at Hillsborough, NH from 1797-1804. |
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MA. Drummer.
Engaged in service 15 July 1779, discharged 22 Nov. 1779. Capt. Benjamin
Peabody's Co's, days including 11 days (220 miles) traveled home. On
Middleton Roll. Also, 5 July 1780 entered service, discharged 10 October,
1780. Capt. Benjamin Peabody's Co., Col. Wade's Regiment. Service 3 months,
18 days including 12 days (240 miles) travel home. Regiment raised in Essex
Co., MA to reinforce Continental Army for 3 months. |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| List of officers & crew of ship "Junius
Brutus". Commanded by Capt. John Leach, June 15th, 1780, Salem, MA. Age
28 years. 5 ft. 6 in., complexion dark. Reported a Frenchman.
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Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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| Served from MA. Soldier was b.1757 MA
and d. 8-26-1840 NY. Soldier m. Anna Warner 12-9-1779 MA. Soldier applied 4-3-1818 from
Canaan, Columbia Co., NY. He lived at New Lebanon, NY in 1820. Soldiers son was Russell
Perkins of New Lebanon, NY. |
| Private. Lt. Ephriam
Jenning's Co., Col. David Field's Regiment, Hampshire Co., MA. Enlisted
Aug. 17th, 1777 and discharged Aug. 21st, 1777. 5 days service.
Expedition to Northern Department at time of Battle of Bennington.
Ashfield, MA roll and sworn to at Deerfield, MA. |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Served from CT. Soldier was b.
2-16-1758 New Haven, CT. Soldier applied 8-2-1832 from Woodbridge, New Haven Co.,
CT. |
| Served from VA. Soldier was b. 1759
Botetourt Co., VA. He applied 8-28-1832 from Greenbrier Co., VA. |
| Served from MA. Soldier was b. 1746
MA. He enlisted from Topsfield, MA. Soldier applied 11-21-1827 from Salem, Essex Co., MA. |
| Drummer. Topsfield, MA. Capt. Joseph
Gould's Co., Col. John Backer's (Baker's) regiment. April 19th, 1775
marched on the alarm. 5 days service. |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Private. Capt. Tobias Lord's Co. Jan
22nd, 1776 marched. 2 months 21 days service. April 11th, 1776 reported
died. Company stationed at Falmouth, Cumberland Co. Defense of seacoast. |
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Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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*NOTE* Some or all of this material may contain errors. It will be up to the
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