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| Served from CT. Soldier was a Private.
Soldier was b. 8-27-1758 CT and d. 12-26-1844 Rutland Co., VT. His 1st wife was
Esther Colburn, his 2nd wife was Salome Dye. |
| 2nd Lt. Ipswich, MA. Capt. Jonathan
Cogswell Jr., 's regiment. April 19th, 1775 marched on the alarm. 3 days
service. |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Served from NC. Soldier was a Private.
Soldier was b. 3-22-1754 Liberty Co., SC and d. 11-15-1840 Lee Co., IA. Soldier applied
from Lawrence Co., KY in 1834. Soldiers child was Anna (Perkins) Graves. |
| Private. Capt. James
Allen's Co., Col. Simeon Cary's Regiment. Pay abstracted for mileage for
251 miles allowed. Aug. 9th, 1776. Camped near New York.
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| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Selectmen of town of Oakham, MA
procured men to serve in the Continental Army for 3 year term. Men
accepted by Muster Master & Supt. . Return June 5th, 1781. Received
bounty and marched. He was originally a British Soldier who had served
in the 33rd Regiment under General Burgoyne and was taken prisoner at
Saratoga Oct., 1777. He either escaped or obtained a pass to leave the
barracks. He settled at Oakham, MA |
Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Source: Soldiers of Oakham, MA in the Rev. War, the War of 1812 and the
Civil War - By Henry P. Wright (1914) |
| Private. Lt. Col. Jabez Hatch's
Regiment. (Boston). Detachment commanded by Maj. Andrew Symmes. Drafted
to serve for 5 weeks guarding stores under Maj. Gen Heath at & about
Boston, MA. May 12th, 1777 ordered of the Council. |
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Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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| Served from MA. Soldier was a Private.
Soldier was b. 1730 and received his pension 1777. His wife was Charity Hartford. |
| Capt. Phillip Hubbard's
Co., Col. James Scammon's Regiment. Cambridge, MA. Dec. 9th, 1775, order
for bounty coat. |
| Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Served from MA. Soldier was b.
6-12-1748 Boston, MA. He also resided at Darthmouth, Bristol Co., MA and Fairhaven, Bristol
Co., MA. |
| Served from VA. Soldier
was b. 1730 VA and applied for pension 1-12-1795 VA. His wife was Sarah Price. |
| Sgt. Enos Dean's detachment of guards. 1
day service. By order of the Committee of Correspondence, to prevent
escape of Highlanders & other prisoners from Taunton Jail during alarm
of Dec. 8th, 1776. |
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Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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| Methuen. Lt. Capt. James Jones Co.,
Service 4 days. Marched to Concord on the alarm of April 18th, 1775. |
| Source: MA Soldiers &
Sailors of the commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Served from CT. Soldier was b. 1755.
Soldier applied 4-13-1818 Essex Co., MA. |
| Served from MA. Soldier was a Sgt.
Soldier was b. 7-7-1744 MA and d. 6-28-1839 MA. His wife was Molly Shurtleff. |
| Served from MD. Soldier
was a Col. Soldier was b. 8-5-1743 MD and applied for pension 11-18-1794 MD. His wife was Ann Wallis. |
| Served from NC. Soldier was b. 1768.
Soldier applied from Craven Co., NC 4-25-1829. His wife was Deborah (????). |
| Served from MA. Soldier was a Private.
Soldier was b. 2-10-1757 MA and d. 1-9-1835 NH. His wife was Olive Leonard. |
| Middleborough, MA. Private. Capt.
Amos Wade's Co., Col. Cotton's Regiment. Oct. 7th, 1775 company return
dated. |
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Source: MA Soldiers & Sailors of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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| Served from MA. Soldier was a Private.
Solider was b. 1-10-1757 MA and d. 11-7-1839 Newbury, Merrimack Co., NH. His wife was Anna
Dodge. His son Edward D. Perkins made a statement in his mother's behalf from Newbury, NH
in 1843. |
| Served from NC. Soldier was
b.9-24-1757 and d. 4---29-1813 Southwick, MA. His wife was Lydia Palmer. His children
were: Elias Perkins b. 9-6-1781; Royal Perkins b. 2-10-1786; Hezekiah Perkins b.
11-7-1789; Israel Perkins b. 1791; Sally Perkins b. 12-1-1795; Mehitable Perkins b. 1797;
Molly Perkins b. 5-27-1799; Horace Perkins b. 10-30-1802. Soldier also listed his brothers
and sisters: Phineas Perkins b. 10-8-1750; Lucy Perkins b. 6-9-1753; Dorcas Perkins b.
9-10-1755; Russell Perkins b. 6-13-1760; Huldah Perkins b. 9-16-1763; Hannah Perkins b.
5-28-1765; (unknown) Perkins b. 1769; (unknown) Perkins b. 12-6-1771. Soldiers father,
Israel Perkins Sr. b. 1719 d. 1782. |
| Private. Beverly, MA. Lt. Peter
Shaw's Co. 2 days service. Marched on alarm April 19th, 1775. |
| Source: MA Soldiers &
Sailors of the commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
| Served from CT. Soldier was b.
1-10-1734 and d. 1826 VT. His wife was Esther Fox. |
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*NOTE* Some or all of this material may contain errors. It will be up to the
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